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The Determinants Of Aggregate Consumption Expenditure: Empirical Evidence From Nigeria. Felix O. Ashakah Abstract: This study investigated the determinants of aggregate consumption expenditure in Nigeria. The model employed was derived from the Keynesian consumption function where consumption is explained by variations in income; C= f(Y). The study covered the period of 1981 - 2015. The study estimated an error correction model (ECM) using ordinary least squares estimation technique. Download full Length Paper......	1-16
Attitude Of Undergraduate And Post Graduate Students Having Bengalias Medium Of Instruction Towards English Medium School. Abdul Aziz Mondal,Rimi Mondal, Roni Ghosh,Bubly Sarkar And BijanSarkar Abstract: This study investigates the attitude of under graduate and post graduate students having Bengali as medium of instruction towards English medium school and to compare the attitude of students towards English medium school among different strata. Download full Length Paper......	17-26
A Bibliographical Study On Importance Of Data Profiling And Data Mining For Effective Business Transactions; A Techno-Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: Data profiling is performed several times and with varying intensity throughout the data warehouse developing process. (Kimball et al). The light profiling assessment undertaken immediately after candidate source systems is identified and DW/BI business requirements are assessed till it is satisfactory. Download full Length Paper......	27-70
A Conceptual Study On Big Data Applications For Business Integration; A Techno-Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: Big data analytics is a trending practice that many companies are adopting. The analytics process includes the deployment and use of big data analytics tools, that improves operational efficiency, drive new revenue and gain competitive advantages over business rivals. Download full Length Paper......	71-99
A Conceptual And Analytical Study On Modern Compliance Reporting For Corporate Performance Management ; A Techno-Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: Protecting clean air and water, and ensuring communities are safe from pollution, is more complex today than ever. Pollution that's not apparent to the naked eye, nor is comprehensively studied by any organization, or is in the control at any point of time, requires accurate compliance for smooth handling, nevertheless the presence of un-certainty over its impact on the people and society at large. Download full Length Paper......	100-130
An Exploratory Literature Review On Advancements In Applications Of Cloud And BI ;A Techno-Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: The origin of the term cloud computing is unclear. The word "cloud" is commonly used in science to describe a large agglomeration of objects that visually appear from a distance as a cloud and describes any set of things whose details are not further inspected in a given context. Download full Length Paper......	131-166
An Exploratory Study On Business Data Integrity For Effective Business; A Techno Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: Data integrity is the maintenance of, and the assurance of the accuracy and consistency of, data over its entire life-cycle, and is a critical aspect to the design, implementation and usage of any system which stores, processes, or retrieves data. Download full Length Paper......	167-201
A Conceptual Study On Data Quality And Its Impact On Business Decision; A Techno- Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: Data Quality (DQ) is a niche area required for the integrity of the data management by covering gaps of data issues. This is one of the key functions that aid data governance by monitoring data to find exceptions undiscovered by current data management operations. Download full Length Paper......	202-239
Meta Analytical Literature Study On Business Intelligence And Its Applications; A Techno-Business Leadership Perspective. Prof Dr.C.Karthikeyan, Asst Prof Krishna And Ms Anna Benjamin Abstract: The earliest known use of the term "Business Intelligence" is in Richard Millar Devens' in the 'Cyclopædia of Commercial and Business Anecdotes' from 1865. Devens used the term to describe how the banker, Sir Henry Furnese, gained profit by receiving and acting upon information about his environment, prior to his competitors. Download full Length Paper......	240-262
Impact Of Social Media On Happiness: An Empirical Study In Chandigarh, UT. Rupinder Aulakh Abstract: Social media has become part and parcel of our daily life that a gargantuan span of precious time is spent ogling opulent, blithesome and seemingly immaculate strangers. It has changed the world in many ways that with just a click of a button, people could communicate with anybody and seek any information over the globe. Download full Length Paper......	263-281
Motivation And Organizational Productivity In Nigeria. Money Udih And Dr. Joseph E. Agbadudu Abstract: The main purpose of this study is to determine the impact of motivation on organizational productivity in Benin City. A total of one hundred copies of questionnaires were administered to staff in Guinness Plc, Benin City, Edo State. Ninety questionnaires were completed and returned in the response of 90% while ten questionnaires were not retrieved which is 10%. Download full Length Paper......	282-297
Factors Influencing Politicians' And Government Officials' Choice For Corruption Mitigating Against Quality Of Poverty Elimination Services; Perspective From Young People And NYSC Members-Community Organization In Nigeria, Using Social Marketing Techniques. Stanley Ebikinei Eguruze Abstract: This paper examines the extent to which factors that is influencing politicians' and top government officials' choices for corruption is affecting quality of services. It also investigates how these mitigate against poverty eradication efforts. It also highlights the linkages between the choice that they make on the behalf of citizens does impact on quality of services and customer satisfaction. Download full Length Paper......	298-328
Caste In Indian Politics And Role Of Dr B.R. Ambedkar In Indian Politics Of Casteism. Mazar Ali Shah Abstract: Politics is an ineluctable all-embracing activity through which we preserve and amend the general rules under which they live. Indian democracy being the largest in the world, has survived from the major challenges posed by widespread illiteracy, poverty, secessionism and communalism with several problems that have felled the fledgling democratic institutions of so many post-colonial societies and since Indian society has being highly segmented along the lines of castes, religion, class etc. Download full Length Paper......	329-336
Religion And Folklore: An Unmapped Link In Sasoni Merbil Region Of North East India. Bhaswati Das And Dr. Sujit Deka Abstract: Religion is an integral but very complicated part of human society. In different periods of human civilization religion played a great role as a unification force of human society. But the analysis of religion is not such simplistic in nature. It is also associated with multifaceted dynamisms, from where diverse social structures have originated. Download full Length Paper......	337-345
Predictive Analysis On Human Resource Functions: Is There An Influence Or Not? Dr.Cris Abraham Kochukalam And Mrs. Neethu Jose Abstract: With recent advances in data-driven analytics, and the resultant improved capabilities in working with huge datasets, strategic planning has become morecomplex for business units, and subsequently for the human resource (HR)function. Most business units have already adopted predictive analytics to guidetheir decision-making and strategy development processes. Download full Length Paper......	346-357
Social Skills And Parental Involvement Of Adolescent Students. Dr. GagandeepKaur And Preety Abstract: The present research aims to study social skills and parental involvement of adolescent students of Amritsar city. A total of 200 students (boys and girls) of IX class of secondary schools (CBSE) were taken as respondents. Five schools were selected through lottery method. The results of the study indicates that there is a significant difference in social skills of adolescent students with respect to gender, which indicates that females have better social skills as compared to males. Download full Length Paper......	358-367
The Study of Access to Local Health Care in Addis Ababa: Perceptions of Citizens. Elsabet Mamo Abstract: Protecting the well-being of citizens becomes the focal governance agenda of Addis Ababa city administration particularly at the local level. Hence, increasing the degree of accessibility to health is fundamental to promote and maintain the well-being of the people. As a result, Addis Ababa city government has made substantial efforts to improve health accessibility. Download full Length Paper......	368-383
The Relationship Between Eating Attitudes And Self-Esteem Among University Students. Cansu Ecem KESGIN Abstract: Due to the prevalence of disordered eating habits and distorted body image perceptions eating attitudes and body image—especially with female participants—have been studied. The degree to which, connections between feelings of inadequacy and unhealthy eating attitudes are the main objectives of the study. Download full Length Paper......	384-402
Politics And Autonomy: Insights From The Ladakh Region. Zeba Abstract: This paper seeks to reflect on the complexities within the discourse of development and relating the same with the nature of state functioning in the Indian context. It seeks to elucidate on the inter-linkages that development has had with the other factors like politics, identity and the discourse of autonomy. Download full Length Paper......	403-415
Temple Architecture Of Western Himalayan Region: Wooden Temples- A Case Study Of Chamba, Kinnaur And Shimla Hills (Himachal Pradesh). Rameshwar Singh Abstract: The pantheistic developed in the Western Himalayan region as a collective psychological response of the people to the incomprehensible entities of nature, kept them always overwhelmed and tormented. Many temples were built in different styles and material and throughout Himachal through peaceful avocation of its people. The temples of Himachal vary across regions namely Kinnaur, Chamba and Shimla hills. Download full Length Paper......	416-428
A Comparative Study Of Personality Traits Among Boys And Girls At Secondary School Level. Dr. Sana Afrin Abstract: The current study was an attempt to see the gender difference of personality traits of secondary school students. The sample comprised of 900 (461 boys and 439 girls) students selected from different secondary schools especially from class IX and X from Giridih District of Jharkhand State. Download full Length Paper......	429-436
A Critical Analysis On Environmnetal And Child Refugees. Jyotsna Singh Abstract: The 1951 Refugee Convention speaks in terms of "a well-founded fear of persecution" on the basis of five grounds: race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion. When the question arises about a person who is seeking refuge due to the climatic issues. Download full Length Paper......	437-442
Depression In Geriatric Population In Darjeeling Hills Of India. Ayashree Dey Abstract: Depression is a serious mental condition and a common form of mental illness among people of all ages. Geriatric depression encompasses the psychological, social and physical health of the elderly. The purpose of the present research was to study and determine the prevalence of depression amongst the elderly population of 60 years or more of age in the Darjeeling Hills of India. Download full Length Paper......	443-457
Political Parties : A Perspective. (Dr.) Binod Kumar Jha Abstract: : In every modern polity, and in every polity which aspires for modernity, political parties are indispensable link between the society and the government just as social identities influence the organizational forms of political life, so do political organizations shape the forms of social identifications. Download full Length Paper......	458-468
Co-Integration Among Indian Emerging And Developed Stock Markets: Impact Of Emerging And Developed Stock Markets On Indian Stock Markets. R. Sarulatha And Sr. Dr. B J Queensley Jeyanthi Abstract: This research paper examined the cointegration among Indian emerging and developed stock markets such as India, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, US and UK. The traditional test namely cross-correlation and the regression are employed to examine the co-integration among the markets. Download full Length Paper......	469-488
High Protein And Low Calorie Food Product Developed From Oats, Nuts And Oilseeds. Dr Luxita Sharma Abstract: The chemical composition, textural and sensory characteristics of the four products i.e., chia seeds, dates, oats, and almonds was determined while making the product. Variations were made in the amount of chia seeds to get the desired result. Oats were roasted and were grounded along with dates and almonds and then, in the last all four ingredients were mixed. Download full Length Paper......	489-504
A Comparative Study Of Environmental Awareness Among The Higher Secondary Students Of Murshidabad District. Faiyaz Ahammad And Nargis Parvin Abstract: Environmental education is a process for imparting the knowledge of a healthy environment which is essential for the present and upcoming generation. The present investigation intended to know the level of environmental awareness of Senior Secondary School students in Murshidabad district of West Bengal based on their gender, location, and streams of study. Download full Length Paper......	505-521
Changing Role Of 'Clientelist' And 'Programmatic' Linkages In Ethnic Party Support: Bahujan Samaj Party In Uttar Pradesh. Mohammed Imtiaz Quadri Abstract: This paper asks the following research question: 'Do voters differentiate between 'clientelist' and 'programmatic' appeals in deciding their support for a political party?' As a hypothesis the paper suggests that voters differentiate between them by the following three criterion. Download full Length Paper......	522-543
Indian Forest Policies & Non Timber Minor Forest Produces: One Head Load As Offertory. Dr. Suparna Sanyal Mukherjee Abstract: Indian peninsula and its large forest coverage area always attracted civility of the people at large. Extended geographical features, historical values, eye catching cultural heritage, created extraordinary natural creation. India is always wonderful and Indian Forest claims one of its most important phenomenon's. Download full Length Paper......	544-565
A Study Of Cashless Economy- Benefits And Challenges In India. Priyanka Abstract: A Cashless Economy is an economy in which all types of transactions are carried out through digital means. The cashless transaction is done by credit card, debit cards, net banking and other resources of electronic. The world is moving rapidly toward digitalization and thereis no deny that it is present in almost all fields of our life like shopping, education, banking, bill payment etc. Download full Length Paper......	566-575
Gender Differences In Learning Science And Mathematics Subjects: A Study Of Secondary School Students. Dr. Mahmood Ali Abstract: The present study primarily aimed at comparing the performance on secondary level students in Science and Mathematics on the basis of their gender. A sample of 200 students was selected by using purposive sampling technique. For data collection purpose researcher used Mathematics Achievement Scale and Science Achievement Scale. Download full Length Paper......	576-583
Identity Struggle And The Role Of Emerging Middle Class Among The Tea Plantation Labourers In Assam. Dr. Joyjit Hazarika Abstract: The Tea Plantation Laborers of Assam are mainly the immigrants or the decedents of immigrants from the diverse regions of the state and even neighboring states. This came about due to the unwillingness of the indigenous people of Assam to work in the plantation with low wages and isolation from the mainstream. Download full Length Paper......	584-592
Intergenerational Care: Need Of The Hour. Dr. Anubhuti Sharma Abstract: Shakespeare through his famous play 'As you Like It' divides a man's life into seven stages - First being infancy and last being old age. Developing nations which often have a rich cultural heritage are rapidly changing their character to meet with the fast moving life. The technological advancement has led to increment in age expectancy. Download full Length Paper......	593-602
Avantivarman (A.D 855-883) The Engineer King Of Kashmir: Irrigational Works And Agricultural Development. Zahied Rehman Ganie Abstract: With fertile soil and abundant water supply, Kashmir had been from earliest times depending mainly on agriculture as the principle food and wealth. Due to political stability and favorable peace conditions during the reign of Avantivarman, economic prosperity of both the people and the state improved considerably. Download full Length Paper......	603-607
A Study Of Academic Anxiety Among High School Students In Relation To Gender, Type Of Family And Type Of Institution. Ravees Ahmad Rather Abstract: The present study was conducted to find out the Academic Anxiety among High School Students in relation to Gender, Type of Family and Type of Institution. The descriptive method of research was adopted to carry out the study. A sample of 104 students was selected from the different high schools in district Shopian of Jammu and Kashmir. Download full Length Paper......	608-618
Military Role Of The Ottomans In Mughal Warfare In The First Half Of The 16th Century. Emre YURUK Abstract: Medieval period witnessed the birth of two empires that dominated battlefields during 16th century with the effective use of firearms. On the one hand, the Ottoman Empire lied Eastern Europe, Balkans, Anatolia, West Asia and North Africa; on the other hand, the Mughal Empire controlled Afghanistan and Indian subcontinent. Download full Length Paper......	619-634
Economic Growth, Co2 Emissions, Energy Consumptions And Urbanization In Sub-Saharan Africa. Jamiu Adetola. Odugbesan And Bein Murad Abstract: The nexus between economic growth, carbon-dioxide emissions, and energy use in Sub-Saharan African countries have newly started to be discussed at the regional level. This paper investigates this issue by adding urbanization to the model using a panel data of 23 Sub-Saharan African countries over the period 1993 - 2014 (see appendix), by using the Fixed/Random effect model. Download full Length Paper......	635-653
Features Of Dalit Movements In India: Through Dalit Perspective. Virender And Ravinder Kumar Abstract: The mainstream literature, culture, media, politics, and religion,ingeneral, ignore the dalit people and their socio-cultural movement.Not only that even the subaltern studies had also ignored and are not paying heed to the dalit and their historiography. Download full Length Paper......	654-661
Genuine Link, Registration Of Ships And Their Role To Global Policy Of Shipping. George Samiotis And Panagiotis Saviolakis Abstract: Ships constitute capital investments of significant amounts of financial resources that carry a spectrum of rights and obligations both in national and international level. Additionally, the Flag State that has granted its Nationality to a ship has placed itself to the global community and is acarrier of rights and obligations too that occure from the maritime activity of the ship. Download full Length Paper......	662-675
Indian Attitude Towards European Innovation During The Period Of The Mughals. Nahid Jamal Abstract: The Indian encounter with Europeans was a notable episode that opens an engrossing chapter of diffusion of innovations in Indian Ocean. There was a class of vogue for overseas rarities among the Mughals and the nobles to gratify their inquisitiveness. However, starting their journey from the south coast, these newcomers established themselves firmly in the empire of the Moors. Download full Length Paper......	676-685
Labour Law Reform For Effective Regulation Of The Triangular Employment Relationships Within The Private Security Guard Service Industry In Malawi. Kalani Mbeye Malema Abstract: Malawi still registers inadequate protection amongst vulnerable employed guards within the private security guard service industry largely due to inadequately regulated triangular employment relationships. This paper, using document review analysis method, exposed the regulatory gap and proposed labour law reforms that can fill the gap by providing for adequate and effective regulation of triangular employment relationships in Malawi. Download full Length Paper......	686-719
Women In Police Service: A Case Study Of All Women Police Station, Assam. NirmaleeKakati Abstract: Police is considered to be a profession which is for men. It is a symbol of patriarchy. With the entry of women in all fields of social life, they also entered Police service. But, the number of women in police is very low. Download full Length Paper......	720-730
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (Iqac) In Higher Education Institutions: Need And Significance. Zahid Azeem And Prof. Naheed Zahoor Abstract: The present paper is an attempt to conceptualize the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and it need and significance for assessment of quality at higher education institutions. Quality in higher education is an essential issue for universities and colleges. Download full Length Paper......	731-740
Impact Of Medium Of Instruction On Student's Learning. Tahir Taj Abstract: The medium of instruction is crucial in transforming education and making it easier or difficult for a student. In Pakistan, there is a considerable gap in the attitudes of the students getting the education in English, Urdu, and Regional languages. The level of understanding among the students differs due to learning in the medium of instruction in national and mother tongues. Download full Length Paper......	741-753
Social Determinants Of Mental Illness In India: An Empirical Study Of Mental Ailment And Associated Social Disquiets. Ajeet Kumar Abstract: Mental illness has emerged as an important and alarming disquiet in the health domain. The World health organisation (WHO) has defined health as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease". As per NAMI (National alliance of Mental Illness), one out of every five (Roughly, 18.5 percent) people in so-called developed nation has the symptom of mental illnesses. Download full Length Paper......	754-759
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's Literary Works: A Review. V.Gunasundari And Dr.N.S.Vishnu priya Abstract: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is a contemporary Indian-American writer known for her brilliant exploration of South Asian immigrant experiences. She accomplished her literary career in three genres such as poetry, novel and short stories. Download full Length Paper......	760-766
Educational Scenario Of Lakhimpur District Of Assam. Dr. Jadab Dutta And Dr. Vivek Mittal Abstract: Education is the key factor in the development of human potentialities. Every country gives due importance to her education system through which all types of challenges are possible to be faced. The present study investigated the educational scenario of Lakhimpur district of Assam. Download full Length Paper......	767-781
Training The Workforce For Industry 4.0. Navya Ninan,Joel Chacko Roy And Mary Rani Thomas Abstract: Training opportunities provide employees with adequate chances to enhance their knowledge base. Providing the essential training would help the employee to progress in his/her career and it equally benefit the organization in meeting the quality standards through a reduced employee attrition rate. Download full Length Paper......	782-790
India-Israel Relations Under Narendra Modi. Devender Kumar Abstract: India's relations with Israel are very extensive and old. India as member of United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) did everything possible to find a just solution to the plight of Jews and proposed Minority plan in the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), was rejected. Download full Length Paper......	791-802
Emerging Role Of Service Sector In Indian Economy. Sanjeev Kumar Singh Abstract: Service sector is a rapidly growing sector around the world. It has become more significant in recent years as modern technology has permitted new means of providing services across the world. It has become the lifeline for the social economic growth of a country as it is contributing significantly to GDP growth, employment, trade and investment. Download full Length Paper......	803-810
Perceptions Of Broadcast Journalists On Job Related Aspects. Shaik Mohammad Shameer And Prof.Sathi Reddy Abstract: Advancement in technology, increased competition and decreasing salary had changed the working environment of journalists. A survey has been conducted with an objective to explore the present conditions of broadcast journalists in Indian state. Download full Length Paper......	811-825
"News And News Agencies: An Analysis Of International News On Google News". Mr.Bansi Lal and Dr Umesh Arora Abstract: The present study analyses the current scenario of International news on Google news. Google news is the the second most popular and visiting news aggregator on the Internet. Download full Length Paper......	826-839
The Relevance Of Gandhi's View On Religion In The 21st Centaury. Siddhant Jain Abstract: The word religion derives from the word Religare which means binding, person to God and binding of Person to person who follow the same God .This means religion is essentially a principle of practical life. It is unquestionable that Gandhi's concept on religion is a significant concept for social cohesion and equality. Download full Length Paper......	840-844
Role Of Homestay In Rural Tourism Of Himachal Pradesh. Mr. Kushal Singh Abstract: Rural tourism is a phenomenal conception which leads to tourism development in the rural, remote and peripheral areas. Its basic goal is to result in livelihood opportunities in the rural areas and to broaden the socio-economic benefits to the local community. Download full Length Paper......	845-859
Role Of Media In Elections. Ravinder Kumar And Virender Abstract: This paper is an attempt that how media is immensely crucial for a vibrant democracy of which election is the hallmark for democracy's success. It is well known that media is the fourth pillar of democracy, and being the friend, philosopher and guide of electorate and democratic institutions it assumes utmost importance to have free, fair and transparent elections. Download full Length Paper......	860-876
Impact Of Text Based Reading Tasks On Secondary School Non-English Medium Students Vocabulary. S M Shashirekha And Dr M M Pattanashetti Abstract: This study investigates the effectiveness of reading tasks in facilitating vocabulary among IX standard non-English medium students. The objective of the study is to explore how to effectively facilitate learning of sub components of vocabulary such as form, meaning and usage. Download full Length Paper......	877-884
Current Scenario Of Elementary Education And Role Of Parents In Imparting Values For Sustainable Development. Sonam Bhatt Abstract: Family is the first agency of socialization having a great influence on value inculcations. A home sets pattern for a child's attitude towards people and society. Parents build intellectual growth in the child and impart good values. Download full Length Paper......	885-901
Inflation Targeting - A Cross Country Analysis. Chethana.B And Dr. Mahesha. M Abstract: Monetary policy is concerned with the measures taken to regulate the supply of money, the cost and availability of credit in the economy. The primary role of the central banks is monetary stability, that is, to sustain confidence in the value of the country's money. Ultimately, this means low and stable expectations of inflation. Download full Length Paper......	902-919
The Role Of E-Learning In Distance Education: Problems And Prospects In India. Dr. Digar Singh Farswan Abstract: An abbreviation for electronic learning, E-learning signifies the use of computer and similar alternative devices to impart education. This type of learning mostly employs technology and Internet to access educational material or sources, in contrary to traditional classroom methods. Download full Length Paper......	920-928
An Overview Of Indian Nepalis's Movements For Autonomy (1907-2017). Deepika Gahatraj Abstract: Thepaper is an attempt to understand the various facets of demands for recognition and autonomy of Indian Nepalis. The paper will discuss the various phases of statehood movements in Darjeeling hills. Download full Length Paper......	929-944
"Post-Independence Traditional Pottery Making Industry In Rural Part Of Kolhapur District: Changes, Development And Decline". Dr. Kumbhar Ramchandra Vasant Abstract: The art of pottery making is very ancient one. Also pottery making industry is as old as pottery making art. In ancient and medieval period pottery making industry was much needed for human society. In that period pottery had been used for many purposes, such as storage of water, grain etc. Also pottery had been used as cooking vassals and religious purpose. Download full Length Paper......	945-953
Extension Of Pledge Finance : Need Of Hour. Dr.Jagannath Khemnar Abstract: As we knew that Agriculture is spine of India. It has been playing a essential position in an economy. Due to Government and those of countries efforts and supports the manufacturing of meals grains which become 550 lakh tonnes in 1950 drastically moved to 284.83 million tonnes in 2018-19. Download full Length Paper......	954-960
The Effectiveness Of Public-Private Partnershipin Environmental Sanitary And Educational Services In University Of Ibadan. Modupeola A. Olawoyin Abstract: Public-private partnership (PPP) has been introduced in the in the management of the higher educational services with focus on improving environmental sanitary and quality educational services in university of Ibadan. However, the perception of students and staff in the Universityabout the PPP services have been contrary concerning the effectiveness of the PPP program. Download full Length Paper......	961-975
Mental Health Among Senior Secondary School Students. Dr. Meena Kumari and Nisha Abstract: The study had been designed to examine the mental health of senior secondary school students. For this, a sample of 600 senior secondary school students from different government and private schools (Government = 300, private = 300) was drawn. The students participated in the study ranged in the age group of 16 to 18 years with the mean age of 17 years. Download full Length Paper......	976-989
Education For Sustainable Development - Preserving Linguistic And Cultural Diversity. Dr. Varun Ashokan Abstract: The diversity of students in today's classrooms underscores the importance of developing curricula, teaching strategies, and policies to help all students succeed in school. Diversity has to be welcome, understand, and affirm all students and to treat their cultural and linguistic backgrounds as equally valid and important which should be reflected in every face of the school environment. Download full Length Paper......	990-995
"A Study Of The Teacher Effectiveness Under Ngopa Brcc, Champhai District, Mizoram". Vanlalremruata Lushai And Prof. Lallianzuali Fanai Abstract: The purpose of the study is to investigate the several factors affecting the teacher effectiveness in Government Primary school Teachers. The sample was taken from the Government Primary schools of Ngopa Block Resource Centre, Champhai District, Mizoram. The samples were randomly selected. Download full Length Paper......	996-1003
Loan Loss Provisioning At Banks And Taxation. Zafarjon Alijonovich Abdullayev Abstract: This article is devoted to the consideration of the development of loan loss provisioning at commercial banks and issues of their taxation. In addition, the article analyzes the issues of losses on bank loans in terms of the amount of profitability and its distribution. Download full Length Paper......	1004-1018
The Historical Gage Of Alexander : An Anthropological Dynamics Among The Highland Nomads. Banita Behera Abstract: A continuous effort of disseminating the knowledge of profound cultural heritage is running since decades to strengthen the academic discipline of Museum Anthropology and to share the resources of ethnographic studies for a better research in the field of Anthropology. Download full Length Paper......	1019-1028
Cab Aggregators In India: A Case Study Of Ola And Uber. Vinod Kumar Bishnoi And Reetika Bhardwaj Abstract: Over the past few years, there has been an unprecedented growth in the Indian taxi industry. The demand for taxis in India is on the rise owing to the hassle free travelling experience offered to the passengers. Taxi is giving a stiff competition to both public transit and private car in the current times. Download full Length Paper......	1029-1040
Criminal Law As An Instrument Of The State. Girish K Pillai Abstract: Law is often portrayed as an instrument of social change. It has been used as a tool of oppression as well as a tool for ensuring welfare of the people. Now there is an increasing trend of using criminal law in the name of welfare of the people. Download full Length Paper......	1041-1050
Indigenous Rights And Natural Resource Governance In India. Dr. Valerie Dkhar Abstract: Natural Resource depletion is a major concern the world is facing today. Anthropogenic activities in the form of industrialization, urbanization and modernization have threatened our environment and put human survival at risk. Download full Length Paper......	1051-1063
Environmental Factors And Residential Choice In Dimapur Town, Nagaland. Dr. Vitsosie Vupru Abstract: Urbanization in India has led to not only acute housing problems but also environmental problems. However, many urban dwellers in India, particularly the poor, are either unaware or indifferent of the environmental hazards they are exposed to around them. Download full Length Paper......	1064-1077
Gender Violence And Women's Mental Health. Dr. Samraggi Chakraborty Abstract: Gender plays an important role in the field of mental health in the sense that it acts as an important determinant factor. More specifically gender violence has a direct role to play in the field of mental health. Download full Length Paper......	1078-1085
Relational Study Between Aggression And Depression In Non-Working Middle Aged Women. Nishat Eqbal And Dr. B. Pratibha Sharma Abstract: This study explored relationship between depression and aggression in early and late non-working middle aged women. In this study 100 females, 50 early non-working middle aged and 50 late non-working middle aged women were chosen purposely for the study. Download full Length Paper......	1086-1097
An Empirical Investigation Of Managerial Perceptions In Indian Organisations Regarding CSR After Legislation Of CSR In India. Madhu Bala And Deepak Verma Abstract: India is a country which has assured by mandating CSR through its legislative action. Enactment of Companies Act, 2013 by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India was one of the world's largest experiments of introducing the CSR as a mandatory provision by imposing statutory obligation on Companies to take up CSR projects towards social welfare activities. Download full Length Paper......	1098-1136
An Observational Analysis Of The Symptoms Of Cheaters In College Examination And Techniques For Control Cheating Behaviors. Jangkholun Mate Abstract: Many studies have indicated that Cheating in the exams is a widespread problem in higher education, and it has been found that the prevalence of cheating increasing more and more in the present day with the advancement of information and communication technology. Download full Length Paper......	1137-1148
A Critical Review Of Nagaland University Undergraduate Examination System. Dr. T. Jamedi Longkumer Abstract: Educational institutions rely on examinations for assessment of their students and the quality of the examination outcome directly reflects upon the success or otherwise of its values and practices. This paper, within that broad principle, is a study of the efficacy of the undergraduate examination and evaluation system currently followed in Nagaland University. Download full Length Paper......	1149-1159
The Environmental Attitude Of Student-Teachers Of Teacher Education Colleges In Churachandpur District Of Manipur. Dr. Lhilhing Mate Abstract: The purpose of the present study is to determine the level of environmental attitude of the Student-teachers (B. Ed. Students) of the teacher colleges in Churachandpur District of Manipur, India. Further, the study attempted identify the correlation of environmental attitude between male and female student-teachers of teacher colleges in Churachandpur District of Manipur, India. Download full Length Paper......	1160-1172
Free Economic Zones Of Uzbekistan:Development, Operation And Features Of The Tax Regime. Kuzieva N.R. Abstract: This article examines such tasks as the role and economic importance of free economic zones in the state economy, features of the emergence and development of tax regimes, free economic zones as a category in the economy and their necessity for the development of the country. Download full Length Paper......	1173-1183
A Study On Impact Of Demographic Variables On Attitude Of Consumers Towards Green Products. Dr. Smriti Mathur Abstract: Green is a symbol of nature and this word has become a new trend of development. Consumers increasing awareness about importance of using herbal products increased the demand of green products in market. Each consumer has different views on the meaning of green products but everyone is demanding these products ultimately to reduce the side effects of using chemical products. Since every consumer has different demographic characteristics, therefore everyone has different reasons of buying green products. Download full Length Paper......	1184-1199
Npas In India: Composition And Recovery. Devender And Kirti Abstract: Widespread of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) in Indian banking system is major challenges in the front of central bank and the Government. The main objective of the study is to analyze trends and composition of NPAs and overview the recovery channels of NPAs in India. Download full Length Paper......	1200-1210
Pre-Service Student Teachers Pedagogical Process Of Achieving Learning Outcomes. Dr. Kadem Srinivas Abstract: Improving quality school education is a long overdue demand in India. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) prepared a document on learning outcomes. Download full Length Paper......	1211-1214
Medical Tourists' Travel Motivations: A Revisit To The Literature. Vasundhra,Usha Arora And Parmod Abstract: Travelling abroad for the purpose of medical treatment is not a new concept. An important extension of this concept is medical tourism, where people travel to overseas countries in order to attain more timely, accurate and affordable medical care. Download full Length Paper......	1215-1229
Successful Decision Making Process Fromshrimad Bhagwat Geetato Enhance Organizational Development: A Critical Review. Roshan Jha Abstract: Decision making process is very much important for any organization; hence, it should be done effectively so that organizational mustn't face any kind of problem. Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta provides solutions of any kind problem related to organizations; also decision making process may affect the performance and its enhancement as well. Download full Length Paper......	1230-1235
Paper in Hindi Dr. Rajesh Kumar Abstract: Download full Length Paper......	1236-1239
Depiction of Inequality and Injustice in the Indian Social System in the Booker Prize Winning Work of Arvind Adiga Yogini A Solanki Abstract: This article seeks to understand how Aravind Adiga, in his debut novel The White Tiger, describes social unrest in Indian society and raises important and urgent issues such as poverty, hunger, oppression, social inequality, and injustice based on caste, religion and class through the story of a man, who came from a modest background, to succeed higher levels of Indian society. Download full Length Paper......	1240-1246
Pedagogical Implications Of Web 2.0 In Higher Education DR. MADHU SINGH & AAKANSHA KUMARI Abstract: Web 2.0 represents an emerging suite of applications that hold immense potential in enriching communication, enabling collaboration and fostering innovation. Web 2.0 has been, during the most recent years, a standout amongst the most in vogue words for an entire scope of developments with respect to the Internet. Download full Length Paper......	1247-1255
STUDY OF MENTAL HEALTH OF ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO THEIR ACADEMIC ANXIETY Seema Chandna Abstract: A sample of 160 students of Rohtak District of Haryana state was selected randomly. The sample was administered through Academic anxiety Scale for children by Singh and Gupta and Mental Health Battery developed and standardized by Singh and Sengupta. Download full Length Paper......	1247-1254
DISABILITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE EASTERN & NORTH EASTERN REGION OF INDIA SUMEDHA BANERJEE,Dr. JAYANTA METE, Dr. VANDANA BHATNAGAR1 Abstract: Individuals differ in physical & mental ability from each other in various aspects & may have some or other impairments under particular situations. Download full Length Paper......	1258-1270
THE POST RETIREMENT ACTIVITIES OF 'YOUNG OLD': A COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF ELDERLY MEN AND WOMEN Treesa Sindhu P.Thomas, Rose Mary Francis Abstract: Major areas in which the elderly have face problems are income maintenance, medical and health, adjustments to changing rules and status; and loneliness and emptiness. And the retirement from active employment which is an important land mark in life can be considered as a status change. But, it does not cut a person off from others; rather it places them back in the common stream of 'unemployed' though on a new basis. It is one of the life's major traumas for some individuals, and for others it is a smooth transition into a different way of life, depending on a person's health, financial security and above all his attitude towards new found leisure. For those who have not planned their future, sticking onto their previous standard of life could be quite impossible. If they are not clear about how to spend time effectively their physical as well as mental health will be affected adversely. It was reviewed that women as a whole, adjust more easily to retirement than men. The role change is not as radical for them because they have always played the domestic role. Men on the other hand have less readily available means of deriving satisfaction to replace that which their work provided. Hence a study was undertaken to gather information on the activities of retired people to have a clear picture of their time spending patterns and whether it is effective or not. Download full Length Paper......	1271-1279
CHILD SEX RATIO IN RAJASTHAN: A SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSIS; 2001-2011 Vijender Singh Abstract: The child sex ratio is one of the vital demographic characteristics for any country. It is an important indicator for any population and most significant about the status of girl child in the society. In present decade are indicative of a clear bias against the girl child in Rajasthan. In Asian culture most of the families continues preference for a male child, because it is traditional that the boy take care of the parents while the daughter marry and leave the family. In India child sex ratio defined as the number of females per 1000 males in specific 0-6 age group. The balance between the sexes is an important aspect of population structure. Low sex ratio creates social problems and also affect on the fertility and population growth. The sex ratio of India’s population has increased almost continuously throughout the last three decadal. In present 15 percent child populations in India. India is the second largest populated country in the world and has conducted its fourteenth census in 2011. The country has recorded negative child sex ratio which has declined from 927 in 2001 which came down to 914 in 2011. Decline in child sex ratio (0-6 years) has been seen only in the context of sex-selective abortion or female infanticide in India. In 2011 the child sex ratio of Rajasthan was 883 females per 1000 males. Child sex Ratio of rural areas was 886 and child sex ratio of urban areas was 869. Download full Length Paper......	1280-1289
Paper in Hindi Dr. Dharmender Kumar Singhdev Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1290-1302
DEMOCRACTIC VEHEMENCE IN THE POETRY OF WHITMAN Vijay Bhushan Abstract: Whitman was centrally concerned with the American experimentation in democracy and its influence to fabricate “out of many, one,” even at as enormous cost as the Civil War and the irresolute reconstruction. Whitman is perhaps America?s first democratic poet. The free verse he espouses in his work reflects a newly adapted and accessible poetic language. His overarching themes—the individual, the nation, the body, the soul, and everyday life and work—mirror the primary values of America?s naissance. Then and now, his poetry is for everyone Download full Length Paper......	1303-1308
Paper in Hindi Shiv Kumar Mishra Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1309-1313
Paper in Hindi Sonika Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1314-1322
Information and Communication Technology in Accounting &reporting Practices: Evidence from Indian Tourism Industry Mohd Tariq Azizy Abstract: We have conducted a descriptive study on the role of Information and Communication Technology in the accounting and reporting practices inthe Indian tourism industry. Taking a sample of the largest firms operating under the tourist industry, we highlight the significant roles of ICT and the challenges companies face in the adoption of these services Download full Length Paper......	1323-1348
A DETAILED STUDY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN STATE BANK OF INDIA AND BANK OF INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GADCHIROLI DISTRICT Dr. Niyaj S. Sheikh, Mrs. Vaishali Borde Abstract: E-banking is getting great attention in the banking industry and the regulatory community. This is because e-banking reveals a more general interest in the role of the Internet as a vehicle for commercial activities. However, interest in e-banking may be particularly keen because a strong case can be made, that banking along with other financial services, offers a particularly fertile environment for the development of e-commerce. Banking includes the collection, storage, transfer, and processing of information assets and the Internet is an extremely powerful and efficient tool for control these information processes. E-Banking has advanced from virtual unimportance to tens of millions of users worldwide. However, e-banking is the product of different generations of electronic transactions. The current web-based internet or e-banking is the latest of several generations of systems. Automated teller machines (ATMs) were the first well-known machines to offer electronic access to customers, whereas in phone banking, users call their bank?s computer system on their ordinary phone and use the phone keypad to execute banking transactions. PC banking outdated phone banking and allowed users to interact with their bank by means of a computer with dial-up modem links to the phone network. Phone and PC banking involved maintenance costs related with keeping up to date with different modems and with avoiding excessively complex installation procedures. Download full Length Paper......	1349-1352
Impact Assessment of Kadana Dam Project with Reference to Socio Economic Development of Tribes HARSH KUMAR Abstract: Shortage of water is for the most part brought about by inappropriate administration of water assets which likewise restrains the development of the country. One of the numerous approaches to tackle the issue of lack of water is by developing the trench or dam arrange. The tremendous errand of connecting the dam requires multidisciplinary examinations. Hydrological and horticultural parameters demonstrate a prevailing job in the determination of reasonable way for the development of the channel. The Saurashtra Narmada Avtaran Irrigation Yojana is modified to determine the water emergency of the rare areas of Saurashtra. The Yojana is partitioned into 4 connections. This paper manages the investigation of the arrangement of these 4 connections of the "SAUNI YOJANA" with the assistance of ArcGIS and QGIS software. Linking water surplus Himalayan Rivers with water rare pieces of western and peninsular India has been accomplished for as far back as 150 years. Entomb bowl move implies connecting at least two water bodies, one with surplus water and another with rare water, by making a system of physically made trenches. The present investigation manages the surplus water redirection by means of channel from Kadana Dam to Watrak Dam, Gujarat. The investigation territory incorporates two regions to be specific Panchmahal and Sabarkantha of upper east Gujarat. For interlinking, thought of different ground highlights, contours and slant of the investigation region is finished utilizing GIS and Remote Sensing. The information got from topical maps are coordinated that aides in arranging of arrangement of channel. Choice of arrangement for a channel is basic regarding cost and execution time. A few arrangements might be conceivable between the source and goal of a channel, yet direction region and arrangement conceivable with least cutting and filling works dependent on topography is concluded. Further development of structural building structures are distinguished to plan the new interlink waterway from Kadana Dam to Watrak Dam. Download full Length Paper......	1353-1359
PERCEPTION OF WOMEN TOWARDS SELF HELP GROUPS AS A TOOL FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT Dr. D. Rabindranath Solomon Abstract: In the globalization era with the increasing global disparity between the rich and the poor, Self Help Groups have shown the way forward to reduce this disparity and they provide the means to bridge the gap between the haves and the have-nots. They contribute to correct the mismatch of income across social groups as they are increasingly becoming a new poverty-fighting strategy. The world over the growing identity of self help groups as an instrument of poverty alleviation in the society at large is being established by each passing day. The role of SHG in poverty eradication as well as empowerment of the poor and weaker sections has gained excellent recognition in many countries including a few developed nations too. This apart, certain self help groups are exclusively being established and managed by women leading to women empowerment. Women who had limited means to empower themselves, started finding themselves in a position to command and demand respect in the business world due to the self help groups into which they have formed themselves. They are now in a situation where they are no longer at the receiving end in business transactions. This paper attempts to draw out the perceptions of women on whether self help groups are a tool for their empowerment or do they consider self help groups managed by women turning out to be pawns in the hands of men who run the show from behind. Download full Length Paper......	1360-1371
Paper in Hindi Anita Goyal Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1372-1376
Efficiency of Managing Working Capital in Indigo Airlines: An Empirical Assessment Mr Rupesh Yadav, Dr Debasish Sur Abstract: Managing working capital is one of the major decision areas of corporate financial management. In fact, without the efficient management of working capital, it is next to impossible for a company even belonging to the airlines sector to generate its surplus. So, if the company shows inefficiency in managing its working capital, it cannot survive in the long run. Thus, in today’s challenging and competitive business environment, efficient management of working capital is recognized as an integral component of overall corporate strategy to create shareholders’ value. Though a very few studies on the different financial aspects of Indigo, the market leader of the Airlines sector, were carried out in the last few years, no noticeable research attempt was made to address the issue associated with the analysis of the working capital management efficiency of Indigo. In this backdrop, an effort was made in the present paper to make an empirical assessment of the efficiency of working capital management of Indigo during the period 2007-08 to 2018-19. While tackling the issue, relevant statistical measures were applied at appropriate places. Download full Length Paper......	1377-1387
AGRICULTURAL LAND USE CHARACTERISTICS IN GAYA DISTRICT GAURAV KUMAR Abstract: Land use as a comparatively new branch of economic geography is intimately associated with demand for a particular use of the land. Land use study involves principles and techniques. Further it includes controlling factors, classification, capability measurement, resource appraisal conservation, land reforms and planning of land use etc. All these have been explained with reference to Muzaffarpur district. Gaya district centrally located in the southern genetic plain has been geographically suited for the agricultural practices and it has laid the cultivation of varieties of food grain, pulses, vegetables commercial crops etc. This has led the growth of the population high and the density of the population is also high. The whole study has been divided into nine chapters. Download full Length Paper......	1388-1397
THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP TOWARDS EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE: A THEORETICAL DISCOURSE Kishan Digal Abstract: Employment has always been a central issue in development. In recent years we saw a global financial crisis that affected many countries, causing a massive economic recession and a major loss of jobs. Despite some initial employment gains in the post-crisis years, we have seen a rise in unemployment over the past year. The obstacles that developing countries face in creating employment opportunities is conveyed in part to large population growth, lack of capital accumulation and poor educational services. Population growth rates in developing countries continue to increase, which has led to a swell in the proportion of youth within the population. Many developing countries have a large population of youth unable to find jobs after earning a degree. In this context entrepreneurship brings a ray of hope for dealing with employment crisis. the present paper tries to identify the role of entrepreneurship in job creation and unemployment reduction also the author tries to reflect the opportunities and barriers of entrepreneurship in Indian contest. Download full Length Paper......	1388-1395
STUDY OF ROLE AND CONTRIBUTION OF LATEST EXIM POLICY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA’S INTERNATIONAL TRADE Vasava Hemant Kumar Divansing Abstract: Foreign trade plays an important role in the Indian economy, to the point that foreign trade policy deserves special attention and consideration as a key component of India's economic policy. The new EXIM Policy (2015-2020) provides the basis for increasing exports of goods and services, as well as for creating jobs and increasing added value in the country in accordance with the “Make in India” concept. The policy provides a stable and sustainable environment for foreign trade in goods and services. It also links export-import rules, procedures and incentives to other initiatives such as „Make in India?, „Digital India? and „Skills India?, thereby helping different sectors of the economy to achieve worldwide competitiveness and create architecture for India's participation. The policy also supports World trade in order to expand its markets and better integrate the major regions. The objective of this work is to study and understand and evaluate the role of the new EXIM policy in the expansion of exports from India to the rest of the world. The paper also evaluates various actions taken in current policy to increase the flow of Indian exports on the world market. Download full Length Paper......	1396-1405
SOCIO-CULTURAL DILEMMA OF THE TEA PLANTERS OF ASSAM Dr Amorjit Saikia Abstract: Introduction of the tea industry in Assam opened a new chapter of the industrial devel opm en t an d th er eon , th e m a kin g of a wor kin g cl a ss began out of th e peopl e, wh ose tr a di ti on al occupa t i on wa s a gr i cult ur e. T ea i s an agr i cult ura l pr oduct, but t o brin g i t t o th e st a ge of c on sum pti on, n eeded a ppl i ca ti on of m a chin es a s wel l a s suffi ci en t n um ber of m an ual wor ker s. Th us, th e t ea p l ant er s, wh en bega n cul t i va t i on of t ea , n eeded l ar ge n um ber of m an ua l la bour er s. Th e y fi r st a ppoin t ed th e in di gen ous peopl e of t h e l oca l it y i n th e pl ant at i on s but th ey foun d t o be un in t er est ed an d l eft t h e t ea gar den s dur ing th e da ys of t h eir pa ddy cul t i va t i on wh en i t wa s a l so t h e h i gh sea son for t h e pl uckin g of t h e t ea . Th e peopl e wer e m or e in t er est ed wi t h th eir tra di t i on al pa dd y cul t i va t i on th an t o wor k a gain st wa ges. Th e pl ant er s wer e in n eed of l a bour er s for th eir plan ta t i on s in Assa m. Th e peopl e i mm i gr a t ed t o th e t ea plant at i on s of Assa m wer e fr om di ffer en t ar ea s of t h e Countr y. Wi th th e pa ssa ge of t i m e th eir pr obl em s of di ffer en t fi el ds ar e ar i ses. Th e soci o- c ul t ur al con dit i on of t he pea san t s wa s det er i or at in g. Download full Length Paper......	1406-1413
Tea Planters and Assimilation with the Indigenous People of Assam Dr Amorjit Saikia Abstract: The tea plantation scattered throughout the Brahmaputra and Barak valleys. The Upper Assam o f the Brahmaputra valley beginning fro m Bokakhat towards the east and north east cover ing Sibsagar, Dibrugarh and T insukia distr icts, have occupied more than 50% o f the land by tea plantations. Likewise, from Dhekiajuli to Lakhimpur in t he north bank tea garden s have occupied about 30% of the total land areas. In the Barak valley the distr icts of Kar imganj, Hailakandi distr icts have the largest area of plantations. The people with their different socio -cultural background living in the plantation are already assimilated to each other and for med the tea garden communit y. T he assimilat ion process among those people took place ver y rapidly due to their co mmo n econo mic atmosphere in the plantations. Busy life in the plantation led them to forget their individual social orders and live co mmon socio -cultural life. I ndividual r ituals beco me co mmo n celebrations, specially, those bear ing similar it ies. Download full Length Paper......	1414-1417
ACADEMIC ANXIETY AND ADJUSTMENT : A STUDY ON ADOLESCENT GIRLS Dr Prerna Purohit Abstract: The Present Investigation was aimed to study ?Academic Anxiety and Adjustment: A Study on Adolescent Girls.? Sample of 100 adolescent girls was taken from Jaipur, Rajasthan. 50 adolescent girls belonging to working mothers& 50 adolescent girls belonging tonon working mothers with age range of 15-18 years were selected for this research. Academic Anxiety scale by S.K. Pal, K.S. Mishra, K. Pandey (1985) and Adjustment scale by the Reynolds (Adolescent Adjustment Inventory, RAASI) were used to collect data. Mean, SD, t-test and correlation were used to analyse the data. The findings revealed that children of working mothers have more academic anxiety than children of non-working mothers (P < 0.01).Significant difference found between both the groups on adjustment (p < 0.01). Further, Negative Correlation found between Academic Anxiety & Adjustment among the sample(P<0.01). Download full Length Paper......	1418-1433
An Overview of Srinagar City Shabir Ahmad Ganie Abstract: Srinagar city being located in the heart of Kashmir valley has served as a city from historic times which was founded by King Ashoka. The growth of Srinagar city in terms of social, economic, area wise and demographic characteristics is due to its centrality and pnmacy. Srinagar city is the largest urban centre across whole Himalayan region and is experiencing considerably high rates of population growth and areal expansion. The city has recently been ranked as one among the first hundred fastest growing urban centers throughout the world. Download full Length Paper......	1434-1438
Foods and Drinks in Ancient Kashmir Nisar Ahmad Dar Abstract: the people of Kashmir were both vegetarian and non vegetarian. Rice was the staple food. Animals like sheep, goat, fish, water and land birds like sparrow, doves and other animals were killed and allowed to be taken for food. Kashmir has been from the early times famous for its different varieties of fruits. wine was very popular, and it was enjoyed equally by members of both the sexes and of all ranks Download full Length Paper......	1439-1445
Paper in Hindi Dr Martand Singh Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1446-1457
Paper in Hindi Dr Kumari Rupam Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1458-1466
Paper in Hindi Dr Virender Singh Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1467-1474
An Analysis of Protective Measures for the Consumers under the Real Estate Regulatory and Development Act Neeraj Sharma Abstract: The housing and infrastructure is one of the core components of any developing economy. The healthy development in these sectors are signs of development for the country. The Real Estate Sector saw a huge turnaround with the Commencement of RERA Act. The Sector which was unregulated and often was in news for wrong reasons saw the hope in the form of Real Estate (Regulation and development) Act, 2016(RERA). Prior to the enactment of RERA, the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 provided curative relief to the buyers. However in the absence of any preventive measures the allottees were left dejected, many a times, due to prolonged litigation. All the malaise in the sector was blamed to the lack of proper regulation. Download full Length Paper......	1475-1482
Institutionalized adolescent girls: A socio-economic study Seema Rani Abstract: Adolescence is the phase usually between 10-20 years, in which children undergo rapid changes in body size, physiological, psychological and social functioning. All body dimensions, development and maturation are completed. This is the net result of hormones and social structures designed to foster the transition from childhood to adulthood. Download full Length Paper......	1483-1496
A CASE STUDY ON THE POPULATION ENVIRONMENT AND ISSUE DEVELOPMENT Naresh Kumar Abstract: High population growth and proceeded with economic development have caused genuine environmental harm in the Asia Pacific region. Nonetheless, the ongoing experience is that the movement of environmental corruption is quicker in creating nations than in created nations. To this end, the study tries to evaluate the effect of population pressure on India's environment, with specific reference to the debasement of common gifts like land and water assets and the resultant environmental contamination in the six regions of India. The quick economic growth and extension of framework development in late decades have not come without genuine environmental results especially in the southern, northern, and western regions. In any case, in the eastern, north-eastern, and focal regions of the nation, environmental harm has been predominantly because of quick population growth. Download full Length Paper......	1497-1506
A CRITICAL STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IN INDIA Dr. PUNAM KUMARI Abstract: The liberalization, Privatization and Globalization in Indian Economy has evolved more vibrant progress in Industrial Development and Growth with new challenges, especially in more manpower oriented industries, even private sector organizations compete with each other to deliver the business results by handling one of the most significant and complex problems of the industry through establishing proactive industrial relations among employees and employer in the modern Indian Industrial Society. Industrial progress is not possible without harmonious industrial relations, co-operation and co-ordination of employees. It is a practice or process where Manufacturer as industry owner, Trade union leaders as representative of employees, Industry Experts as Consultant and Adviser and Government Machinery are involved in making the industrial policy and amendments from time to time for smooth running of the industries by providing solution to the day to day IR issues and industrial disputes Download full Length Paper......	1507-1511
A CRTICAL STUDY OF CROSS CULTURAL DIFFERENCE IN CHILD -REARING PATTERNS RINKEE KUMARI Abstract: In the discussion of child rearing practices and their impacts on the development of child we confront with a problem of socio-cultural relativism. Child rearing differs from culture to culture because one culture is dissimilar to another. Any lie culture preserves it separate identity. One culture differs from another in goals and objects. Download full Length Paper......	1512-1515
Paper in Hind Dr Ashok Kumar Abstract: Paper in Hind Download full Length Paper......	1516-1522
Issues and Challenges in Health Care of Sikkim : An Organic Approach Ms. Vandana Rani Abstract: Good health and well-being are some of the sustainable goals of the United Nations Organization. In the era of globalization, many steps have been taken to promote health care. Organic farming is one of the initiatives taken by many states to positively impact public health because it does not cause environmental pollution, i.e., water, air, and soil. Because pesticides free farming organic farming is close to the environment, it protects and promotes environmental ecology and public health. The UN has taken many steps towards the sensitization of the environment and health. The concept of ecological sustainability has become one of the most important principles of the global ecology movement. The UN conference “Earth Summit” held in Rio de Janerio in 1992, millions of people have participated in the summit. The idea of sustainability in environmental health had been increased in the summit. Download full Length Paper......	1533-1547
Stress, Conservatism and Dependence Proneness amongst Adolescents of Flood Prone Area Akanksha Rani Abstract: The present study was conducted with a view to examine the effect of conservatism and dependence proneness on the level of stress. For the purpose incidental cum Purposive Sampling Technique was employed on 128 students belonging in age group of 10-18 adolescents of Chapra (Bihar).It was hypothesized that (i) Conservatism would have significant influence on stress. (ii) Dependence proneness would have significant influence on stress. (iii) There would be a significant positive correlation between conservatism and dependence proneness. For the purpose Stress Scale by Kumari Sinha and Singh(1996) &CScale by Mohsin (1980) and Dependence Proneness Scale by Sinha (1968) were used to measure the levelof stress, conservatism and dependence proneness of the respondents. Besides these, a PDS was used to get other necessary information about the respondents. The analysis of the data was made using t-test and Pearsonian „r?. The result thus obtained supported all the hypotheses. It was concluded that : (i) liberal and low dependence prone people are less likely to be the victim of stress. (ii) conservatism and dependence proneness are significantly and positively correlated. Download full Length Paper......	1548-1552
Paper in Hindi Dr. Manoj Kumar Meena Abstract: Paper in Hindi Download full Length Paper......	1553-1561
Women and Work: Some Empirical Findings from India Rabiya Yaseen Bazaz Abstract: Sociological studies of women's employment and work largely uncover the mechanisms of gender inequality and the interactions of the socio-economic and politicocultural structures surrounding work. The feminists reject the biological division of labour theory and argue that gender roles are culturally determined and inequality between the sexes results from socially constructed power relationships. However, within academic discourses, the definitions of work, labour force, and employment are still gendered and few have questioned their logic or rationalization. Based on the empirical findings and sociological insights, this paper attempts to revisit some of these definitions and explores three important trends in work profile of women in India: feminization of unpaid work, unemployment and labour. Download full Length Paper......	1562-1575
Seismic Response of Box Girder Bridge Mohd Waseem, Mohammad Saleem Abstract: The Box Girder Bridge is now a widely used bridge structure worldwide. Currently, the Box Girder Bridge is generally used for the long span for ignoring the heavyweight as related to the other bridge girder system. For analysis of the dynamic response of the Box Girder Bridge, CSi Bridge v 21.1.0 is used. The primary objective of this analysis is to evaluate and examine multi-span seismic output with up to five 100 m long Box Girder Bridge spans. Box Girder Bridge’s seismic performance depends on peak ground motion and acceleration of ground motion. It is achieved by the approach of non-linear time history analysis. For dynamic characteristics and showing the maximum response of the box girder deck, the three-dimensional model and data of the Bhuj earthquake are used in this analysis. Response analyses are indicated in terms of displacement, moments, joint velocity and joint acceleration. Download full Length Paper......	1576-1584
Nutrition and Children's Neurocognitive Development: A Critical Study Dr. Arvind Kumar Abstract: Cognition represents a complex set of higher mental functions subserved by the brain, and includes attention, memory, thinking, learning, and perception. Cognitive development in pre-schoolers is predictive of later school achievement. Schooling builds human capital - skills, abilities, and resources—which ultimately shapes health and well-being. Indeed, more education has been linked to better jobs, higher income, higher socio-economic status, better health care access and housing, better lifestyle, nutrition, and physical activity, which are all well-known health determinants. Education increases an individual's sense of personal control and self-esteem; these factors have also been shown to influence better health behaviour. Academic achievement is important for future personal health, and is therefore a significant concern for public health. Download full Length Paper......	1576-1582
Guru Gobind Singh Ji – An Enterprising Leader Ms. Supreet Kaur, Dr. Ajay Bamba Abstract: Guru Gobind Singh (22 December 1666 – 7 October 1708), born Gobind Rai, was the tenth Sikh Guru, leader, warrior, poet and philosopher. When his father, Guru Tegh Bahadur, was beheaded for refusing to convert to Islam, Guru Gobind Singh was formally installed as the leader of the Sikhs at age nine, becoming the tenth Sikh Gurus His four sons died during his lifetime in Mughal-Sikh wars – two in battle, two executed by the Mughal army. Among his notable contributions to Sikhism are founding the Sikh warrior community called Khalsa in 1699 and introducing the Five Ks, the five articles of faith that Khalsa Sikhs wear at all times. Download full Length Paper......	1583-1596
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AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT UNDER PLANS Dr. Sunita Kumari Abstract: 'Primary sector' is the central point of the plan. about 80 per cent of the population in bihar4 depend on agriculture for their livelihood . it has been already discused that it covers rgiculter and its allied activities .it is to be discused about the actual expenditure held on agriculture and allied activities during the whole plan period .it covers four sub-helds as given below and each sub-held is attached with one another as table No. 4.1 shows Download full Length Paper......	1602-1607
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