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Go Green:Making IT Happen.
Mr. Shirish Joshi And Jaya Bajpai
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Green IT is a practice of environmental friendly computing.It is all about creating a more effective world of information technology.In this paper, an overview of Green computing is given. The paper is written to highlight the work that is done all over the world by the IT companies in order to achieve eco-friendly computing.
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Investor's Perceptions Of Sectors Equity Mutual Fund In India.
Mr. Megharaja.B And Dr. Chalawadi C.I
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Investment takes vital role in the present economy for the movements of inflations rate year by year due to the changes in the rules and regulations of the Indian government to the changes of ruling party once in five years, therefore the investors indented to make their money safety and maintain with same values for the future.
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9-28
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An Examination Of Corruption In Nigeria And Its Effect On Economic Growth.
Obamuyi, M. Tomola,Akinbobola And D. Akinpelumi
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This study examined the effect of corruption on the growth of Nigeria economy from 1999 to 2015. The data was sourced from Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin and Transparency International Report. Ordinary Least Square and Granger Causality test were used as the estimation techniques.
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29-40
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The Role And Functions Of Special Educators To Educate Special Children - A Study At Coimbatore.
Ms.S.A.Sharmila banu
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Education is a powerful instrument of social change and often initiates upward movement in the social structure. There by helping to bridge the gap between the different sections of society. The educational scene in the country has undergone major changes over the years, resulting in better provision of education and better educational practices.
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41-48
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Multi-Party System:A Factor For Perversion Of Democracy And Political Instability In India.
Dr Th. Siamkhum
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India, right from its inception as a sovereign independent political entity in 1947, embraced representative democracy with Multi-Party system as its form of government. The Indian Society, being a multi-ethnic and multi-culture society with divergent interests, policy and decision makers at the political hierarchy, while formulating policies for subsequent implementation, felt the need for accommodate the divergent interests and aspiration of these divergent social groups, co-inhabiting and co-existing in the country.
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49-58
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Treating Rivers As Living Entities.
Mr. Pramod Ranjan
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In a world-first a New Zealand river has been granted the same legal rights as a human being. The local Maori tribe of Whanganui in the North Island has fought for the recognition of their river, the third-largest river in New Zealand as an ancestor for 140 years. Hundreds of tribal representatives wept with joy when their bid to have their kin awarded legal status as a living entity was passed into law.
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Cultural Practices And The Narratives From The Field: A Study Of Shrine In Jammu And Kashmir.
Ramesh Kumar
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The present paper is an attempt to study and explore how the different cultural practices of the people in the north-western Himalayas tend to produce the landscape and places being sacred. Every religion is a cultural product created by the human community that practices it.
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73-78
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Impact Assessment Of Mudra Scheme In Micro And Small Industries Sector Of Coimbatore.
M.Krishna Chander And Dr. V. Srividya
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Government of India launched Micro Units Development and Refinancing Agency known as MUDRA in 2015 for providing institutional financial support to micro and small enterprises. The primary objective of MUDRA is to fund the unfunded.
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79-98
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Illegal Immigration Issue And Its Socio-Political Implications In Assam.
Kalyani Chakravorty
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Illegal immigration has been the most volatile and contentious issue in Assam vis- a-vis North-East India in recent years with its far-reaching consequences. The roots of the present illegal immigration problem in Assam can be traced back to the British colonial rule in Assam.
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99-108
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Compliance Of Food Vendors To Food Vending Regulations In Tanzania. A Case Of Dodoma Municipality.
Godrich, I. Mnyone,Mafuru Solomi Juma And Fredrick Alleni Mfinanga
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The paper is on Compliance of food venders to food vending regulations. The study was carried in Dodoma Municipality because of a lot of urban livelihood activities including food vending. Specifically the study aimed at identification of food vending regulations and identifies factors hindering effective enforcement of food vending regulations. The study used a cross-sectional study design.
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109-123
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Effect Of Interactive Whiteboard Technology On Achievement In English In Relation To Linguistic Aptitude.
Dr. Ram Mehar And Dr. Sonia Rani
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The present study investigates the effect of interactive whiteboard technology on achievement in English in relation to linguistic aptitude. The sample of 400 students was drawn from Xth class taken from four different schools of Ambala District in Haryana affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi. Interactive whiteboard technology instructional material was prepared and implemented to the experimental group after pre- testing and gain scores were computed after post-test for all the students.
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The Influence Of Women Autonomy And Different Socio-Demographic Factors On The Maternal Health Services In The North Indian States.
Akhilesh Yadav,T.B. Singh,Minakshi Vishwakarma And Neha Seth
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Women's role has been a priority area not only for sustainable development but also in reproductive health since ICPD 1994. However, very little empirical evidence is available about women's role in maternal health service utilization in India.
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146-156
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Role Of Teachers' Perception In Students' Creative Writing Skills.
Ms.Aparna Dalvi And Dr. Sarita Deshpande
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Every individual has his/her own perception while making use of communicative language, so is true about English, which is now recognized as a global language. Students write using their own perceptions and their write-up is marked by their teachers, who use their own perception.
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157-164
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Impact Of Fdi In Retailing Industry.
P.V.V.Satya Vara Prasad
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The Indian Retail industry is the fifth largest in the world. Retail industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India, especially over the last few years. It comprise organised and unorganised sectors. India's retail industry is estimated to be worth approximately US $ 411.28 billion and still growing, expected to reach US $ 804.06 billion in 2017.
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An Analysis Of Growth And Variability In Food Availability: A Key Dimension Of Food Security In India.
Tanvi Kiran
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The sustainability of economic growth of any nation is contingent upon its food security situation, which constitutes multiple dimensions such as food availability, socio-economic food accessibility, food quality (nutritional status of food) and food stability. Since, the availability of food plays a significant role as far as "supply side" of foodgrains is concerned, the present study attempts to assess the growth and variability in the food availability for a period of 65 years (1951 to 2015).
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171-182
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Theoretical Issues Of Accounting And Audit Of Fixed Assets In Uzbekistan.
Khatamov K.Kh.
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This article is devoted to the consideration of theoretical issues of the accounting and audit of fixed assets in Uzbekistan on the basis of theoretical and practical materials.Keywords: fixed assets, accounting of depreciation, audit of expenses, analysis, initial cost, residual value, competition, variable costs, fixed costs
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183-194
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Theoretical Issues Of Analysis Of The Production Costs And Self-Costs In Agriculture On The Basis Of Foreign Experience.
Mamajonov A.T.
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This article is devoted to the consideration of theoretical issues of analysis of the production costs and self-costs in agriculture on the basis of foreign experience.
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195-204
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Customers' Perceptions On Online Banking In Chittoor District Of A.P.
T. Viswanadha Reddy And Prof. V. Balakrishnama Naidu
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Today Internet Banking has become an integral part of banking system in India and global. Online banking is the banking services provided by the banks over the internet. The online banking services provide more services than traditional face to face banking. It is easy for banks and customers to have proper maintained records.
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205-211
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A Study On Risk & Return Analysis Of The Selected Mutual Funds Schemes In India.
Dr. Nalla Bala Kalyan And Dr. S. Gautami
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The Indian mutual funds industry is witnessing a hasty growth as a result of infrastructural development, increase in personal financial assets, and rise in foreign participation. With the growing risk appetite, rising income, and increasing consciousness, mutual funds in India are becoming a preferred investment option.
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Effectiveness Of Different Relaxation Techniques.
Avinash A.C And Dr. Sherin. V. George
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Relaxation techniques help us to improve physical health and wellbeing through relaxed mental state and body. There are different relaxation techniques practices all over the world. But to find out the simple and effective relaxation technique is essential for experts as well as general public.
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An Overview Of Implementation Of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act In Karunabari Block Of Lakhimpur District, Assam.
Bhaskarjyoti Pegu
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A committee was constituted by the Government of India for estimating poverty shows that approximately 38% of India's population is poor. According to 2011 census, more than 75% of poor people are living in rural areas. Low productivity and unemployment are the main reason of rural poverty.
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Reservation Of Muslims In Manipur.
Feroja Syed
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The report on the Social, Economic and Educational Status of the Muslim Community of India, popularly known as Sachar Committee Report was the first systematic study of the Muslim community in India done by the government in 2006 to look into the socio-economic and educational status of the Muslims in India.
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Trade Unions Not Serving Their Mandate And No Longer A Force To Reckon With: The Zimbabwe Experience.
Dominic Uzhenyu
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Trade unions in Zimbabwe became very popular in the late 90s and after the turn of the new millennium, as they forced employers to accede to most of their demands for the improved well-being of their constituency. One of the most powerfullabour body to emergeafter independence, the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU)organiseda number of labour unrest incidencescountrywide as manifested by massivestrikes and stayaways which caused serious economic business losses.
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Spatial Variation Of Plastic Waste Generation In Present Sri Lanka.
T.M.S.P.K. Thennakoon
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An understanding of the spatial variations of solid waste generation helps in many ways to design waste management policies particularly at micro-regional levels. Many of the studies have focused different factors behind the post-consumer plastic waste generation as the determinants, but few of them focused on the spatial variation in finding durable solutions.
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Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme In Sikkim : An Analysis.
Dinesh Gupta
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The generation of productive remunerated employment is an indispensable component in the fight against Poverty. For employment generation, various programmes were introduced by the Government to make the youth self-employed. PMEGP is one of employment generation programme designed to provide employment to educated unemployed youth of rural and urban areas.
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A Diverse Therapeutically Useful Herb ; Cinnamon.
Sarika Kumari, Dr Luxita Sharma, Dr Puneeta Ajmera And Ayushi Raghav
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Cinnamon is obtained as a bark from the plant, C. Verum. An over the counter available herb contributes to many health benefits. In vitro and vivo studies said cinnamon is good for health and specially helps in maintaining low blood sugar level. It has also been found that cinnamon possesses these activities- anti-fungal, antiviral, anti-microbial, anti-tumour, antioxidant, hypotension, lipid lowering, cholesterol and gastro protective properties.
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296-307
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A Critical Understanding Of Durkheim's Approach To Law.
Pabitra Kumar Bag
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Durkheim has a legal philosophical understanding of social dynamics on understanding of how law as penal and restitutive law as well as restorative justice operates in society. He vividly describes how the penal and restitutive law, criminal act and restorative justice functions in both simple as well as complex societies.
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308-315
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Ways To Enhance The Ecological Orientation Taxatio In The Republic Of Uzbekistan.
Niyazmetov Islambek Masharipovich
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It is well-known that efficient utilization of natural resources in the policy of any self-sufficient country is very sensitive issue and that the role of taxation in controlling of this process is significant. However, in the tax system of Central Asian countries the weight of eco-taxes is not high enough and fiscal instruments based on taxes for nature protection purposes are still in low developed level.
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316-323
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Relevance Of Communal Harmony: Indian Perspective.
Neelam
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Communal harmony means living people together in the society with love and peace amongst them irrespective of different religions, castes, creeds, sex, and backgrounds. Communal harmony is the characteristic of democratic state that is governed by the rule of law.
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Intellectual Property Objects In The Innovation Development Of Uzbekistan.
Nurbek Rizayev
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This article is devoted to the research of the role of the intellectual property objects in the innovation development as well as their essence. In addition, the article represents proposals aimed at correct reflection of the intellectual property objects in the accounting. Besides, the article illustrates comprehensive study of foreign experience in recognizing intellectual property objects as intangible assets.
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335-351
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Morphological Analysis Of Village Bilawal, Badhra Block, Charkhi Dadri, Haryana (India).
Priyanka And Megha
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The decision makers along with planners, policy makers and administrators feel helpless while planning the natural and social wealth of a region, in the absence of accurate information about all kinds of resources at village level. On the other hand planning is now widely accepted as a way to handle complex problems of resource allocation and decision making. For the purpose both spatial and non-spatial data is required.
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352-362
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Women And Political Participation In Meghalaya.
Ms. E. Plieladdalin Nongsiej
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The Convention on the Political Rights of Women was approved by the United Nations General Assembly on December 20, 1952 and adopted on March 3, 1953. The Preamble of the Convention reiterates the principle set out in articles 21 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which declares that all people have the rights to participate in the government of their country and to access public service.
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363-374
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Factors Influencing Extractive Companies Benefits Sharing With Host Communities In Kilwa District, Tanzania.
Sarah E. Mwakyambiki And Anna N. Sikira
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The effects of stakeholder influential attributes in benefits sharing fromextractive companies have not beenmuch emphasized.Extractive companies feels that , it is the role of the Government to provide social services to her citizens because campaniespaid statutory taxes they are obligated to pay. However, communities surrounding extraction activities have theright to share benefits because they are exposed to different risks.
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375-395
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Self Evaluation: An Essential Aspect To Maintain Quality In Education.
Dr. Manju Jain
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To ensure empowerment in learning, teachers are encouraged to engage in self-evaluation and reflection to relate theory into practice. Self-evaluation prior to the lecture involves the decision of the topic to be taught, time to be given to each sub-topic, and preparing for the issues and problems of the students related to that topic.
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396-401
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Teacher Education In 21st Century.
Dr. Sanjam Upadhyay
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It is the need of the hour that teacher education must prepare teacher for the roles of being an encouraging, supportive and humane facilitator in a teaching- learning situation, in order to make teacher education more sensitive to the emerging demands of the society.
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402-408
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Border Dispute Between Indonesia And East Timor And Its Associated Factors: A Case Study At Manusasi Border.
Elpius Kalembang
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The study aimed to identify factors that contributed to border dispute between communities or tribes from Indonesia and East Timor who lived at Manusasi border, Timor Tengah Utara district, Indonesia. One-to-one in-depth interviews were used to collect data from the study participants.
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409-421
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Elucidation Of New Public Management Practices In Police: A Case Study Of NCR.
Ajay Kumar Gautam
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Introduction of New Public Management (NPM) in public sector organizations typically results in an overhaul of the existing traditional management system, with renewed emphasis on improving efficiency and performance of the public sector organization.
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422-437
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Comparison Of Resilience Between Male And Female Orphan Children.
R.M.Sobana
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The present study was undertaken with the objective to investigate resilience among orphan children and to compare the level of resilience based on age and gender. The sample consisted of 120 orphan children, 60 each boys and girls in the age group of 10-17 years were selected using purposive sampling technique from three orphanages in Chennai.
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438-448
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Public Perception Regarding Pollution Of The River Ganga: Case Study At Dakhineswar.
Dipanwita De
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The River Ganga is one of the most polluted rivers in the world, it runs through five major states of India and is the most holy and sacred river to all Hindu followers. The purpose of this study is to analyze public perception about what factors have led to the current polluted state, and how general citizens of India who use the river perceive this problem.
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449-463
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Study On Internationalization Of Cultural Industry Development In Old Revolutionary Base Areas.
Liao Guoqiang And Liao Yu
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Since 1990s, the world cultural industry is developing rapidly and the market size continues to expand, which has made great contributions to the growth of the national economy and of the employment rate. Now it has become a pillar industry in many economic entities. Generally speaking, old revolutionary base areas(ORBAs) in Chinese Sichuan is difficult in economic development.
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464-470
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The Impact Of Information Technology In Banking System(A Case Study In Telanganagramina Bank, Telangana).
Dr.B.V.Raju
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we are now in information age that is characterized by an ever-changing information technology revolution and an information superhighway on which every corporate entity and profession must more, if it is to survive in the 21st century. The sector that has been most radically affected by the information technology developments is the banking system.
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471-477
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Accounting Practices And Financial Management In Higher Educational Institutions.
Shailaj Kumar Shrivastava
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In recent years, with increase in government aid to educational institutions and increased donations by certain donor agencies, greater need is being felt for accountability of the financial resources used by the educational institutions.
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478-486
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Stylistic Analysis Of William Wordsworth's Poem "The Daffodils" Or "I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud".
Deepak Prasad Verma
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This paper attempts to present the stylistic analysis of William Wordsworth's poem "The Daffodils" or "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud". Here linguistic aspects are applied in the analysis and the interpretation of the poem. Apart from discussing title, lexical and syntactical deviations or foregrounding features are taken into account.
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487-495
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The Changing Scenario In Environment Of Namkhana Island, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal - A Review.
Bablu Samanta
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Environment, the immediate beyond, surrounds us not only with its physical aspects but often shape individual's or communities' growth, proliferation and attainment of perfection. The approach of environmental determinism and thereafter the growth of environmental education ratifies that kinds of environmental dependence.
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496-506
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Chauhans Rule In Sambalpur In Precolonial Odisha (1570-1781 A.D).
Dr Raghumani Naik
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Sambalpur is the hub of Chauhan rulers after Sarbhapuriyas, Panduvamsi, Samavamsi Kalachuris and Gangas. During the middle of the 14th century, Ramai Dev laid the foundation of the Chauhan rule in Western Odisha especially in Patnagarh and Balaram Deva established Chauhans rule in Sambalpur in 1570 A.D. during the reign of his elder brother Narasimha Deva of Patnagarh.
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507-518
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Democratizing Higher Education For Nation Building: Access Elementary Education For All.
Dr.Suparna Sanyal Mukherjee.
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In 21st century exploring education is interesting in International forum. Education has been recognized as an essentiality for human being. Implicit in this recognition is an increasing concern for a just and humane society, generating awareness of the importance, regarding education for all.
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519-525
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Instructional Leadership Practices for Managing Functional Education in Secondary Schools in Abia State, Nigeria.
Dr Anyanwu, Augustina Onyinye,Mrs Julius And Deborah Nwanne
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Functional education is no doubt a tool for potential leadership development in any nation. Educational institutions may not achieve its goal without instructional leadership. This paper examined instructional leadership practices for managing functional education in secondary schools in Aba Education Zone of Abia State.
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526-535
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Empowerment To Women Through Political Participation: A Study Of Panchayati Raj Institutions In India.
Dr. K Srivalli.
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Participation of women in the political field and in various decision-making bodies is an important tool for empowerment. The participation of women at all levels of governance structures is the highest need of this hour for women's actual empowerment.
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536-552
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The ASEAN Economic Community Final Stage Of The "ASEAN-Way"?
Debashish Mitra
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A well-prepared abstract enables the reader to identify the basic content of a document quickly and accurately, to determine its relevance to their interests, and thus to decide whether to read the document in its entirety.The Abstract should be informative and completely self-explanatory, provide a clear statement of the problem, the proposed approach or solution, and point out major findings and conclusions.
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553-556
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A Study Of Teacher Effectiveness In Relation To Emotional Intelligence At Secondary School Level.
Reshu Garg And Sayedil Islam
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The present study aims to find out the teacher effectiveness in relation to emotional intelligence of secondary school teachers of Aligarh district. By using the random sampling technique investigators collected a sample of 200 teachers from Aligarh district.
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557-569
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Socio- Economic Status Of The Farmers In Islampur Block,Uttar Dinajpur District,West Bengal.
Subrata Ghosh
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The way of life as well as socio-economic condition of the marginal farmers are different in many ways from civilized and technologically advanced society. Marginal farmers of the study area usually depend on subsistence agriculture. In this regard an attempt has been made in this paper to understand the socio-economic condition of marginal farmers.
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570-584
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Use Of Electronic Resources By Post Graduate Students: A Case Study.
Sasilekha Prasad,Deepa John,Yamuna P.B. And Supriya Susan Kurian
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Now a days, the use of e-resources is becoming important in teaching and learning world-wide as they provide access to timely, high quality and relevant information to the academic community with a view to keep them abreast with new discoveries and developments.
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585-598
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Role Of ICT In Rural Development: Opportunities And Challenges (A Study Of MGNREGS In India).
Dr. M.Galaiah And Dr. A. Srinivasacharyulu
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The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) is a flagship Programme of Government of India. MGNREGA is enhancing the livelihood security of the people in rural areas by generating wage employment through works.
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599-611
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Mathematics Achievement Of Primary School Children In Relation To Their Mathematical Thinking And Intelligence.
Dr. A.Amruthavalli Devi
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Our modern society requires the use of mathematical skills such as computation, measuring, organizing and interpreting data, estimating, problem solving, formulating, and establishing hypotheses as well as making inferences and predictions. It plays an indispensable role in shaping our mind and behaviour.
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612-623
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"Andhra Kesari Prakasam PANTULU -A STUDY".
D.Sahadevudu
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"Andhra Kesari" means the Lion of Andhra, and 'Prakasam' denotes the shining or the bright one. He was the lion incarnate, and the sun dazzling. He was the man great and the man ideal. He was the born-warrior, destined for triumph and glory in the battle of life.
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624-629
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Socrates And The Era Of Post-Truth.
Sana Shah
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With the grand scheme of events, like the Brexit and the election of Trump to the presidency of the USA unfolding, it also brings into question the interplay of popular beliefs of the masses who had actually participated to ferment the same results and the dwindling ''authority'' of truth and facts as against the generation of the popular beliefs and convictions.
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630-643
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A Study On Determinants Of Women Entrepreneurship In New Business Environment.
DR.P.Anbuoli
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The participation and care of women in entrepreneurial ventures is utmost important for both family and national development. Women entrepreneurship creates continuous employment and regular income to the family, which ends with positive gross domestic product contribution to the economy.
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644-655
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Representation Of Woman In Koch Verbal Art: A Study Through The Rajbongshi Proverbs.
Kaushik Das
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The present paper will examine the proverbs used by the Koch community in their own communicative context in order to understand the way through which they have perceived the position of women in their day to day life. Proverbs are one of the important sub-genres of verbal art that are used as an oral communication system among different communities for a long time.
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656-670
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The Effect Of Activity-Based Motivational Speech Program On The Self-Concept.
Chander Shekhar
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How we look ourselves while looking into the mirror? Are we most attractive person? Are we the people, who are mostly neglected or attended by our society? The self-concept is the major determinant of feeling inferior or superior complexities in our life. The self-concept in the student can be built at the school level that will ascertain the future development and role in the society.
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671-678
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A Constructivist Perspective Towards Collaborative Learning.
Dr Sonam Bansal
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Today's classroom no longer has four walls and students no longer sit in a row to learn from a subject expert. Learning now happens everywhere and anytime through collaboration, sharing and reflection between the peers. These changes have connected the students, educators, learning resources and activities into a collaborative learning environment that allow students to personalize the learning process, and change the sole determining role of the educators.
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679-689
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Brushing The History Against The Grain- Mahasweta Devi's "After Kurukshetra".
Dr. Indrani Singh Rai
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Mahasweta Devi's collection of short stories "After Kurukshetra" is a historic reflection of The Mahabharata where the rajavritta and janavritta confront; where the epic turns the veils of the hidden truth which spotlights the subaltern women who are from the fringes of society but no less than the vanquishers of the epic.
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690-694
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Theoretical Aspects Of Collection And Analytical Processing Of Audit Information In The Republic Of Uzbekistan.
Ganiyev Zafar
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This article is devoted to the consideration of the theoretical issues of collection and analytical processing of audit information in the Republic of Uzbekistan on the basis of theoretical and practical data.
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695-704
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Market Efficiency And Volatility Spillover In Pepper Market In India.
Dr.S.Nirmala And Deepthy.K
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The study analyses market efficiency and volatility spillover of pepper future and spot prices traded in NMCE. The period of the study is from 01/01/2016 to 31/03/2018. The study uses Johansen's cointegration test Granger causality test and VECM to analyse the efficiency of the pepper market to reflect the fair pricing of the commodity which is an integral part of efficiency of a market.
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705-713
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Basics Of The Methodology For Analyzing The Current Assets Of An Economic Entity.
vlyanova Dilobar Makhkamovna
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This article is devoted to the consideration of the existing methods of asset analysis and approaches to the analysis of current assets. In addition, it presents the shortcomings of the existing methodology, suggests the author's methodology for analyzing current assets, summarizing the existing methods, adding new coefficients and clarifying the main areas of analysis of current assets of economic entities.
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714-720
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Impact Analysis Of Desert Development Programme (DDP) On Agricultural Economy In Haryana.
Manoj Siwach And Reena
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The study has conducted in Haryana to examine the impact of DDP watershed development programme on agricultural production, productivity, cropping pattern, cropping intensity and economics of main crops. To get first hand information, 240 respondents were interviewed from four micro watershed areas and Non-watershed areas.
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721-731
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Indebtedness Among Small And Marginal Farmers In Patiala District Of Punjab: An Analysis.
Dr. Rakesh Sharma
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Most of Indian largely lives in villages. Although the urban population has been increasing in the recent past, but according to 2001 census of India 72.2 percent of our population is still rural.At the time of independence, India's agriculture was in a state of backwardness. Productivity per hectare and per worker was extremely low.
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732-739
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Cognitive Styles & Cultural Styles.
Dr.Felvia Shanthi
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The unique ways in which students learn and teachers teach along with or learning and teaching styles are closely related to cultural values and personality types. Matching preferred styles can prevent school failure, enhance success, and motivate students to stay in school and develop talents to their fullest.
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A Constructivist Perspective Towards Collaborative Learning.
Dr Sonam Bansal
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Today's classroom no longer has four walls and students no longer sit in a row to learn from a subject expert. Learning now happens everywhere and anytime through collaboration, sharing and reflection between the peers.
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744-753
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Inclusive Education: Learners And Teachers.
Sandeep Dahiya And Dr. Dinesh Chahal
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The basic aim of Inclusive education is to provide same type of environment and opportunities to a disabled student as a normal student in a normal school without any biasness. Disable student should also enjoy the same activities as the normal in the school.
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754-762
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Globalisation: Challenges And Opportunities With Special Reference To Wto Regime And Indian Economy.
Dr. Priya Saroj And Ms. Puja Sharma
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Globalization has many meanings depending on the context and on the person who is talking about.The process of globalisation involves a change in the role of state. However, this does not, in any way, mean re-adoption of laisses faire on reversion to the principal of police state.
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Critical Appraisal Of State Schemes And Programmes For Adolescent Girls In Haryana.
Richa Walia
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The first part of this paper deals with the backdrop of adolescence, i.e. how the concept of adolescence as a distinct phase came up. Before understanding the concept it is pertinent to know the meaning of adolescence. It is also important to know how adolescence is conceptualized at global level and in Indian context.
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773-786
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Innovative ICT Trends For Interactive Learning Environment In Teacher Education.
Ekta Mehta
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It is evident by the results of the researches that competency of teacher is a potent factor to determine the learning outcomes of students.NCERT has defined teacher education as: A programme of education research and training of persons to teach from pre primary to higher education level .
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Jamaat-I-Islami: Ideology.
Rameez Ahmad Lone
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Jamaat –i Islami- a religious revival movement was established by Abu Ala Madudi on 26 August 1941. The Islamic political philosophy of Madudi represents the ideology of the Jamaat. This philosophy is based on his two concepts; one, sovereignty belongs to God and purpose of every Muslim is to establish Gods rule on earth, and second, Islam is a complete and comprehensive way of life governing all aspects of life social, economic, political etc.
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Authority Of Assignment From District Government To Village Governments: A Case Study Of Three Villages In Insana Sub-District, Timor Tengah Utara District, Indonesia.
Agustinus Amusu Tuames
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The study aimed to explore authority of assignment that can be delegated by a district government to village governments. Three villages in Insana sub-district, Timor Tengah Utara (TTU) district, Indonesia were chosen as the examples. In-depth interview method was employed to collect data from the study participants who were recruited using purposive sampling technique.
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In the Eye of the Beholder: A Review of Qualitative Studies on Workplace Bullying.
Shreya Mishra, ManosiChaudhuri and Ajoy Kumar Dey
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Workplace bullying is not a new phenomenon and has been studied by researchers for more than 25 years. Known for its ill effects on individuals and organizations, workplace bullying is considered to be a complex phenomenon which is subjective in nature, which may mean different to different individuals.
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A Study On Impact Of Social Media On Company Performance.
Dr.D.Madan Mohan
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Social media is the new buzz area in marketing that has businesses, organizations and brands jumping to create news; make friends, connections and followers; and build communities in the virtual space. The purpose of this research was to understand the impact of social media on how Indian companies were adapting their marketing strategies to incorporate social media.
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Educational Qualification for Elected Representatives.
Dr. Arti Puri
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We, the people of India gave to ourselves a democratic republic which envisages people's participation in the decision making process. The founding fathers conceived it as the polity most suited to India's ethos, background and needs.
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IMPACT OF LAND USE PATTERN ON POPULATION IN SHEIKHPURA DISTRICT : A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
Dr. Devendra Sharma
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In terms of population per sq.km. Sheikhpura is the 27th densely populated district in the state with 924 persons per sq.km as against the state’s 1,106. In terms of population per sq.km.
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STUDY OF A REFRESHING SPIRITUAL AND PERSONAL RIDE OF A PROTAGONIST IN THE KITE RUNNER
DR. JAIMINIBAHEN GOVINDBHAI CHAUDHARI Abstract:
The Kite Runner is the first novel by Khaled Hosseini. This Novel not only shows the spiritual growth of a person, but also the past of the essence a nation and the pain of a country. It is a journey of redemption and the return of humanity. This journey moves across religious, social and economic reception. It is a journey of personal exploration while welcoming the past. In evaluating Amir’s experiences from childishness to thoughtfulness, from betrayal to recovery, this article tries to reveal that he got strength, love, loyalty, responsibility, dignity, and the Amir on his way to salvation, for what he did to Hassan. His cowardice and selfishness, as well as his sufferings of ethics, disapproval and pain, are becoming strong qualities over the period of time. Therefore, this voyage cannot be seen simply as the self-actualization of the protagonist himself, but also as the return of humanity to all humanity. Download full Length Paper...... | 849-855 |
ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF TOURISM IN UTTARAKHAND
Dr. C.S. Joshi, Dr.Usha Pant Joshi
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Tourism is considered as one of the largest economic activities in the world, and perhaps
the largest in the services sector. It is also one of the fastest growing sectors of the world
economy, Tourism is vital for many countries, due to the income generated by the
consumption of goods and services by tourists, the taxes levied on businesses in the
tourism industry, and the opportunity for employment in the service industries associated
with tourism. Tourism has its own direct and indirect effect on society which is regarded as
an effective instrument of country?s economic development. Tourism is the short term
movement of people from the place of their natural living to some other places for fun,
adventure or trips. Tourism does not only means travelling to some destinations but also
include day visit and excursion. Travel and tourism are one of the major soico-cultural and
economic activities in the present era.
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“Tourism and Environmental Stress in Manali Himalaya”
Dr. Jagbir Singh
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Exploitation of the environment in terms of vast development and changing life
styles due to tourism has resulted in various life – threatening problems related to
environment. Environment pollution is by fare the most rapidly growing hazard of the
modern technological society. In spite of diligent efforts of environmental engineers,
scientists, enlightened legislators and an aroused public, our environmental problems,
remain. In view of limited resources (local, national & global), an increase in the
population due to tourism, and the need for development as well as the need to protect the
eco-systems that sustain the production capacity, the importance of achieving
environmentally sustain ably forms of development is the need of the hour. Manali is one
of the leading hill stations of India and thousand tourists from all over the world travel to
Manali daily. Tourism Industry is the main source of income of the local people. Due to
tourism this hill station is facing lots of environmental problem like floods, landslides, soil
erosion, deforestation, rock fall, fire, and water pollution. Govt. can play a major role to
create environmental awareness among the local people. Government should prepare highrisk zone maps of Manali Himalayas and accordingly initiate environmental education and
awareness programmes as soon as possible; otherwise we will lose the natural beauty very
soon in Himalayas region
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GANDHIJI’S YOGIC LIFE STYLE
Dr. Hetal Prajapati
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Mahatma Gandhi was a Karma Yogi, Jap and Hath yogi. He tried to put in to practice
various Yama and Niyama as Karma Yogi, “UpavasaAndolan” as Hath Yogi and
“RAM”Mantra chanting as Japa Yogi. He tried to follow the path of Truth, Non-Violence,
Self-Restrain, Brahmacharya(chastity), Asana, etc. Practicing Karma Yoga means
accepting that every action has consequence which ripple out, as a pebble thrown in to
lack.
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To Conduct organoleptic evaluation of food served in Mid Day Meal ( MDM) Scheme and find out
hygienic and sanitation condition of kitchen preparing MDM in District Deoria
Kajal Shahi
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The organaleptic evaluation of the menu of five blocks primary schools in district Deoria by children
and trained panelist in 2014 and 2015. According to children the overall acceptability scores were maximum for
chapatti and mix vegetables in 2014 and 2015. Similarly, children and trained panelist had given minimum score
for overall acceptability of tahari in 2014 and rice and mix vegetables in 2015. Helpers and cook clean the
cooking area and clear hands before cutting the vegetables that hygienic practices of the personnel were also
observed using an observation schedule. Ladles for portioning/serving were not very clean, food container were
kept on the ground/floor and since no plates and spoons were provided by the schools children often brought
unwashed or dirty plates to eat these meals, neither the cooks nor the children washed their hands before and
after cooking, distribution and eating the MDM. The staff engaged in cooking and distributing the MDM did not
wear any apron, head gear or gloves while cooking and distributing MDM with uncovered hair.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Paswan
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880-887
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Ruby Kumari
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888-890
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Paper in Hindi
Prabhat Kumar
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891-895
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Mulk Anand’s Untouchable: A Combination of “Insight and Detachment”
Renu Singh
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MulkRaj Anand(1905-2004)wasborn in Peshwarwhich is at present in Pakistan. His
father was a traditional coppersmithand later become a solider in the army. Mulk Raj
Anand graduated from Lahore and did his additional studies at Cambridge and at London
University. Anand began his career as a writer in England by publishing short notes on
books in T.S. Eliot?s magazine Criterion. He moved in intellectual circles such as the
Blooms Bury group and among his friends were E M. Forster, Herbert Readand George
Orwell.He was influenced by Europeanmasters of fiction especially Tolstoy, Gogoal and
James Joyce, but the most important influence uponAnandwas of MahatmaGandhi.
Gandhihelped himin shaping his social conscience. Anand occupies a special place in
Indian English Literature.
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झारखण्ड के आदिवासी साहित्यकारों के हिंदी कथा-साहित्य में आर्थिक, राजनीतिक समस्याएँ
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917-923
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Shyam Babu Parsad
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924-926
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Mukul Kumar
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927-929
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To Study the Problems and Condition of Female Domestic Workers in Gurdaspur City.
Mrs Sangeeta Puri
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930-936
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भागवत पुराण में प्रतिपादित आत्मतत्व
डा. बिहारीलाल मीना
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937-950
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IMMIGRATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY OF ASSAM
Mainul Hoque Akanda
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The debate over immigration to Assam has always been able to occupy a place of important in any form of media –both print and electronic.
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RELIGIOUS BELIEFS SYSTEM OF THE MISSING TRIBE OF ASSAM
Sri Partha Kumar Narah
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The Missing or Miri are one of the ethnic Mongolian tribes of Assam having their own
cultural traits and their own religion.
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Religion And Literature
SURENDER KUMAR
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Religion can be thought of as a set of institutions, a set of ideas and beliefs, or a lived practice (including the rituals, behaviors, and day-to-day life of individuals and communities)—all of which have complex relations with each other
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959-964
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Contribution of Self Help Groups in Economic Development of Women’s
Satish Kumar
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965-973
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Study of Impact of Alcoholism and Its Impact on Violence on Women and Family Values in India
Dr. HareshkumarMuljibhai Ghona
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Women were continually thought of vulnerable and in a very position to be exploited. Violence has long been accepted as one thing that happened to women.
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974-979
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ENVIRONMENT & HUMAN RIGHT IN INDIA
Dr.Daya Shanker Singh Yadav
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980-984
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Saltpetre Industry in 17thCentury Bihar: An Overview
Dr. Shubhra Sinha
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985-995
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Paper in Hindi
Dinesh Kumar
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996-1000
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A Critical Analysis of Government and Private Teachers of Primary Level in Context of
their Job Satisfaction
Mrs. Anju Singh
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The present study is conducted to find out the job satisfaction of government of private
teachers of primary education. Eighty teachers of 50 primary schools of Bulandshahr district
were selected as samples. The Job satisfaction scale (JSS) developed by Dr. Meera Dixit was
used for the collection of data. In this study no significance difference is found between the job
satisfaction of Government and private teachers at primary level of Bulandshahr district.
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“THOUGHTS OF MAHATMA GANDHI ABOUT THE SPORTS”
Sahira Bano, Shakour Ahmed
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Human is the most important animal in the world. Human beings have more power to think and
contemplate than other beings, but one-sided development of the brain is of no use. Along with
the development of the brain, physical strength is also necessary. Sports are fun as well as
exercise. This is the reason why students are more interested in playing than in exercise. They
maintain their health by participating in sports. In the race to become progressive and modern,
we are playing with our health. We are forgetting the importance of sports. Today's children
play games only on mobile, laptops; and video games. But it is necessary to know the
importance of sports with the increasing growth of children.
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“SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCE IN KARNATAKA: A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS”
Dr.M.R Shivaram, Dr. Shiva Kumar R. and Dr.S.H. Jayalakshmi
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1009-1018
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Hindi Teaching Methods
Dr. S.N.Manjula
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1019-1022
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A STUDY OF IMPACT OF CSR ON PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS
Anika Sharma
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1023-1034
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paper in hindi
paperin hindi
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1035-1039
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Yoga and Diet
Prof. Patil Yogendra Shivajirao
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1040-1044
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A Study of Mental Health and Coping Strategies in Relation to Parental Encouragement
Dr RENUKA JOSHI
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1045-1062
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Mandatory NAAC Accreditation System and the Strategies Need to be
Adopted by the Rural Colleges of Assam
Dr. Kaushik Kumar Deka
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In The Gazette of India Jan 19-Jan25, 2013 it is clearly mentioned that all the educational
institutions of India are be accredited by NAAC on a compulsory basis.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Rajender Gangadhar Rao Malokar
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1068-1073
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Rab‟ia Al Basria (717-801 AD): The Mystic Daughter of Islam
Mizazur Rahman Talukdar
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1087-1093
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“From Muslim Conference to National Conference: Historical Background of Jammu and Kashmir’s largest Political Party”
Tauseef Shaban and Rather Tajamul Islam
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During the Dogra rule, the people of the state suffered miserably and were groaning under the oppressive rule of the Dogras,
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ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN SHAPING POLITICAL NARRATIVE IN INDIA
Anjuma Ahmed Nargis
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This paper aims to examine the effects social media has had on political campaigns in India, specifically on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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