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Reformation Of Higher Education System: A Literature Review.
Mr.T.Somasundaram, Ms.D.Mamtha And P.Sathish
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Quality Higher Education is the foundation for discoveries of modern knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship that trigger growth and prosperity of an individual as well as a nation. The main thing in formulating policy for higher education system is to achieve employability, critical thinking, research and development in the society.
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Microfinance Impact On SHGS Financial Empowerment: A Micro Level Study Of Indian Regions.
Dr. Syed Javed Iqbal Kamili And Dr. Nabina Qadir
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There are two extreme ends of society, people who are suffering on account of extreme conditions of poverty and others who are enjoying all the privileges being affluent or opulent. The gap between these two extreme ends is increasing day in day out and the world is seriously contemplating to minimize this gap and to reach to those who have not been reached yet by formal institutions and in this respect microfinance concept is spreading fast across the globe.
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10-25
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Health Status Perception In Patients With Epilepsy.
Ms. Akanksha Gupta
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Research indicates that seizure disorders and epilepsy are often associated with a variety of psychological and social problems resulting in negative effects on quality of life and wellbeing.
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26-34
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Social Change And Challenges In The Epoch Of Digitalization: An Overview.
Dr. Neena Rani
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Indian masses are strongly influenced by the culture prevailing in the society and re - socializing values already indoctrinated is not easy to alter. Culture have a profound influence on one's attitude, perception, values, beliefs, personality and so on.
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35-43
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Depeasantization: A study of Nature, Magnitude and Possession of Land in Pulwama District of Kashmir Valley (India).
Dr Manzoor Hussain And Mohd Anzar Warr
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Depeasantization represents a specific form of deagrarinization in which peasants lose their economic capacity, social coherence and demographically shrink in size.Over the last several decades, the rural Kashmir has experienced the process of depeasantization where peasants have experienced an erosion, in the agrarian way of life.
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44-57
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A Study Of Arts Teachers In Relation To Job-Satisfaction.
Dr. Vinita M Chaudhary
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The operational definition of the term, as used, such as Job- Satisfaction is the result of various attitudes possessed by an employee (teacher) towards his teaching profession.
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58-64
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Challenges Of Change Armyimplementation: The Case Of Benishangul Gumuz Regional State.
Ermias Tasew Eyasu And Mulualem TarekegnFerede
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Above all we highly thank the Almighty God whose mercies have been upon us throughout our life and we have thus reached this far. Next to God, we also grateful to Assosa University, andBenishangul Gumuz Regional State Public Service and Human Resource Development Bureau and Benishangul Gumuz Regional State Management Institute for giving this chance to conduct this study and for sponsoring our study.
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65-105
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Job Satisfaction Among Senior Secondary School Teachers.
Dr. MeenaKumari And Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary
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The study examined the job satisfaction of senior secondary school teachers. For this, a sample of 100 senior econdary school teachers from different Government and Private school functioning in Kurukshetra District of Haryana (Government school = 50, Private school = 50) was drawn.
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106-115
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Modal Analysis Of A Non-Rotating Cantilever Beam Using Finite Element Method.
Anthonia E. Ilechukwu,Jude E. Dara,Anthony A. Okafor And Sylvester E. Abonyi
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In this paper finite element method is used to carry out structural dynamic analysis of non-rotating modes of a Cantilever beam. Strain and kinetic energy expressions are derived step by step. Finite element model of the non-rotating cantilever beam is formulated and then analyzed to produce modal response model of the beam.
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116-124
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Significance Of Situational Leadership Style For Improving Effectiveness And Productivity Of Subordinates - A Case Study Approach.
Prof. Dr. Anand G. Gaikwad
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There are three different leadership styles practiced by leaders such as 'Autocratic', 'Democratic' and 'Laissez-Faire'. We have seen in the past that, these styles are adopted by the leaders based on their aptitude.
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125-131
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The Acceptance Of Debit Cards As Modern-Day Banking Practises Among Rural Poor - A Case Study Of Bantwal Rural.
Dr.Vijayalakshmi N.S And Mr.Suresh
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The perception on modern day banking practices in terms of acceptance of debit cards among rural poor people of bantwal rural is undertaken in the study.
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132-137
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Analysis Of Application Of Information Systems At Industrial Enterprises.
Abdullayev Munis Kurbonovich
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This article is devoted to the research of the management system at industrial enterprises, as well as application of ICT thereto. Based on the research results, the author has developed relevant proposals and recommendations.
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138-152
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Effect Of Cooperative Learning On Academic Stress Of High School Students: A Comparative Study.
Dr. Sarita Dahiya And Sonia
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The present experimental study was undertaken to determine the effect of cooperative learning strategy i.e. student teams achievement division (STAD) on the academic stress among ninth grade students in relation to gender. Ninth standard students of the schools situated in Jhajjar city affiliated to Haryana Board comprised the population of the study.
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153-163
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Factors Responsible For Fertility Behaviour Of Muslim Women.
Amrita Singh
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The present study is an attempt to understand socio-economic profile and factors responsible for fertility behaviour of Muslim women in Sardhana town of Meerut district in Uttar Pradesh. This study is based on the primary data. Researcher has selected 100 married Muslim women as a sample.
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164-171
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Comparison Of Out-Of-Pocket Expenditure On Health In Rural And Urban Area-A Case Study In Mysore District.
Dr. Mahesha,M And Saritha H D
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Purpose of the present study is to investigate the impact of out-of-pocket health expenditure on households in rural and urban area in Mysore district. The data used in this study were collected through by issuing the structured questionnaire to the households in Mysore district.
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172-190
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Dalit Representation In Indian Cinema.
Smt .Vijayalakshmi. N. And Dr. Narayana Swamy. A. M
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Indian cinema is majorly dependent on its positive reception by the mass audience. The glimpse into the history of Dalits in Hindi cinema will throw up some significant answers. Indian cinema dealing with the Dalits and their marginalization should not come as a surprise.
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191-201
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Green Marketing: Necessities And Opportunities.
Meenakshi.S. And Swathi P K
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In twenty first century, business is facing the challenge of balancing consumer satisfaction and environment. Environmental issues like global warming, air pollution, water pollution etc are the major problem in present era of marketing.
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Prospects For Developing Free Economic Zones In Uzbekistan.
Normurzayev Umid Kholmurzayevich
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This article outlines the prospects for the establishment and development of free economic zones, current issues of establishing free economic zones, attracting investments and tax privileges provided to the enterprises operating in free economic zones.
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209-222
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Problems Of Women Teachers In Private Schools At Dharmapuri.
T. Selvam
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We are living in an era of gender sensitization and women empowerment. The status of women differs by societies, countries, and religion. This is a micro study on women teachers and their problems. The study attempts to find the answers for a question of what are the problems experienced by the women teachers in the private schools
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223-230
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Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment And Its Determinants In India.
Vanya Shukla And Shivani Mehta
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) is one of the major sources for economic development in under developed or developing countries. Emerging economies seek for foreign investment as it generate funds required for their development.
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231-238
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Impact Of Education On Fertility Behaviour Of Muslim Women.
Vipin Kumar Malik
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The present study is an attempt to examine the impact of education on fertility behaviour of Muslim women in Sardhana town of Meerut district in Uttar Pradesh. This study is based on primary data. Researcher has selected 150 married Muslim women of age group of 30-50 years (50 illiterate, 50 literate up to 8th level and 50 literate up to 12th level and above) as a sample.
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239-246
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Money Laundering A Fast Growing Menace: Emerging Trends And Measures To Curb.
Dr Sandeep Kaur
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'Money is a good servant but a bad master.' Money is an essential commodity that helps you to run your life. Philosophically speaking, money cannot buy everything but practically money is the basic thing without which it is impossible to imagine life.
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Woman's Body As A Site Of Control: Contextualising Construction And Cultural Explorations In India.
Arvind Kumar Mishra
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In our times, a serious engagement and categorical analysis of woman's body has become of utmost importance. Conceptual realm of body presents two broad categorisations i.e. natural and social body. Natural body can broadly be defined as a material base and biological entity for our fundamental appearance in the world.
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The Role Of External Assistance To Improve The Health Indicators In Karnataka.
Ms. Chandrika
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Measuring and analyzing the indicators for each sectors are essential to understand the progress of the nation. In case of understanding the status of health, both positive and negative indicators play a vital role. This article looks at the important health indicators and also discuss about the indicators that are developed based on the projects supported by the external assistance.
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269-287
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Climate Change And Geo-Politics: The Crest And Trough Of Tension And Political Atrophy In The North-East India.
Ayush Mazumdar
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One of the most volatile regions of India is North-East India due to its secessionist movements and tendencies since India achieved its Independence. Catering to the needs and demands of the several North-East Indian actors and State has thus been a challenging task for any incumbent Central Governments over the years.
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288-307
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Rural Tourism In Himachal Pradesh: Importance, Scope And Challenges.
Mr. Kushal Singh
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Due to being a permanent resident of Himachal Pradesh, I have chosen the title for the research as - Rural Tourism for Himachal Pradesh, its importance, scope, and challenges. Himachal Pradesh is an Indian state located in the Northern region of India.
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308-323
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New Media & Social Networks: A Contemporary Public Sphere For Social Change.
Sutapa Misra
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New media and new communication technologies exert tremendous influence and have brought varied social, political and cultural changes around the globe. New Media has created a new communication environment in the cyberspace where social networks can be formed and mobilized to bring democratic transitions.
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324-334
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A Comparative Study (Ug Teaching And Pg Teaching Faculty)On Employer Branding Practices To Retain Talent In Professional Engineering Colleges In A.P. W.R.T Guntur (DT).
Dr. V. V. Sesha Mohan And S. Sivasankara Rao
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The recent days witnessed that the employer branding has become a strategic concern even for the majority of world'slargest organizations. They realize that the success of any organization depends on the quality of one's workforce.
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335-346
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Impact Of Digitalization On Indian Economy.
Dr.Anthonima K. Robin And Sagar Gupta
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The Digital India Programme, an initiative of honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi, will transpire new development in every sector. The motive behind the concept is to build participative, transparent and responsive system.
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347-354
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Developing Psychological Resources: Some Reflections From Spiritual Perspective.
Akancha Srivastava
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Throughout the lifespan the individual is faced with many challenges in the form of crisis. The greatest learning in life is attained when an individual emerges out from these vicissitudes without being psychologically contaminated, fatigued and exhausted. In the case of adversity the individual utilizes the psychological resources to experience real meaning of life.
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355-361
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A Study Of Loneliness In Relation To Internet Addiction Among Adolescents.
Dr. Deepak Singh Gill
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In the present scenario of changing social structures, social values, industrialization, and globalization, feeling of loneliness is becoming a serious problem among adolescents due to which they tend to use more internet, hence leading themselves towards internet addiction.
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362-370
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Integration Ofm-Learning Practices In Teacher Education.
Dr.Vijay Laxmi
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Now a day mobile technology has become a critical asset for many governments in many countriesbecause it has mobility features and mobile devices are used among peoplefor searching information, socializing, reading the news etc.M-learning is based on the usage of mobile technologies and wireless infrastructurewhich is becoming populartrend in the field of education.
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371-384
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History Of Press In Assam: An Analysis Of Pre And Post Agitation Period.
Jayanta Vishnu Das
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One of the most important events in the history of Assam was the agitation against the illegal migrants from Bangladesh then known as East Pakistan.Many people argue that the whole plot of the agitation was only an urban phenomenon as newspapers had quite limited reach in flaring up the issues in question.
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385-394
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A Critical Analysis Of Trends In Gender Wage Gap - A Case Study Of India (2010-2018).
Muskan Jain
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Evidence from across the country i.e. different states suggests that there exists gender disparity in the wages paid for a job of the same nature as well as in a job of different nature but amounting to equal value.
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395-410
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Assesing The Plausability Of GDP As A Proxy Indicator For Measuring Social And Human Development: A Case Study Of India From 2005-2015.
Nikita Vohra
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Simon Kuznets and further innovators in the showground of National Bookkeeping not once well-thought-out that Gross National Products might or must accommodate as a measure of economic or communal welfare.
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411-419
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A Comparative Analysis Between Quality Assurance Mechanisms Of Canada And UAE.
Dr. Munther Talal Momany And Dr. Sunitha Kshatriya
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This paper looks at literaturestudies spanning 14 years of research related to Quality Assurance (QA)withinCanada, North America and Middle East and makes a comparative study between UAE and Canadian QA standardsin higher education.Methodology proceeds by benchmarking10 evaluation criteriaand their parameters in the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance and creating aconceptual framework.
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420-474
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Effect Of Educational Anxiety And Gender On Academic Cheating Of Secondary School Students: An Analytical Study.
Dr. Sarita Dahiya And Rajni Dahiya
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The present study was undertaken to examine the academic cheating among secondary school students in relation to educational anxiety and gender. Academic cheating was treated as dependent variable whereas educational anxiety and gender were treated as independent variables.
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475-486
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Factors Of Academic Cheating Among Secondary School Students: Home Environment & Gender.
Dr. Sarita Dahiya And Rajni Dahiya
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The purpose of the present study is to investigate the academic cheating among secondary school students in relation to home environment and gender. Academic cheating was treated as dependent variable whereas home environment and gender were treated as independent variables.
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487-495
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A Study On Factors Affecting Life Insurance Premium: Case Of India.
Vidhi Garg And Ms. Shivani Mehta
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Life Insurance Corporation of India is one of the most major public sector which plays excellent job in selling its products (Nena, 2013). Life insurance Corporation of India should concentrate introducing new plans for facing health problem of day to day activities of human beings (Senthilkumar&Selvamani, 2016).
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496-504
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"Customer Satisfaction As An Antecedent Of Customer Loyalty".
Dr. Anil K. Singh
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Future and Profitability of a company is a function of Customer Loyalty which in turn is largely attributable to Customer Satisfaction. The maxim goes like this "Higher is the Customer Satisfaction; higher would be the Customer Loyalty." The present research tries to decipher and delineate the relationship between the aforementioned constructs in context of Cellular Industry.
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505-515
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Socio-Behavioral Impact Of Swachh Bharat Mission (Grameen) On Mising Tribe People Of Dhemaji District, Assam.
NAnkur P. Dutta
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For every human being potable drinking water, sanitation and healthy hygiene practices are important to sustain healthy life. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Grameen) came into existence in 2014 to ensure that each and every citizen of India should get the access to these basic necessities. This paper focuses on the socio-behavioral impact created by this nationwide campaign on the Mising tribe people living in Dhemaji district of Assam.
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516-526
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Analyzing Tourist Preferences In India To Crime And Threat Of Terrorism.
Jaya Chhabra And Dr. Mahua Bhattacharjee
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Tourism sector contributes around 208.9 billion U.S. dollars to GDP in India as per 2016 statistics. India is the second highest contributor of tourism sector in GDP in Asia-pacific after China. Thus, it is important to focus on tourism sector as a part of economic growth.
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527-542
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Education Attainment And Employment In Industrial Sector: South Asian Nationswithspecialreferenceto India.
Kanika Arora And Dr. Mahua Bhattacharjee
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South Asian nations have observed a hike in labor force participation rate in past few years. This highlights the ability of these nations to achieve higher rates of growth by optimally utilizing demographic dividend. The paper makes an attempt to study South-Asian nations with special reference to India and develop a linkage between education attainment measured as mean year of schooling and employment in industrial sector with poverty.
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543-557
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A Study On Orphanages Enviroment: Focusing On Sos Children's Villages Raipur.
Dr Beena Singh And Anju Tripathi
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The present study is conducted for an investigation of the orphanages environment. The samples were selected by the purposive sampling technique. A total of 40 orphan students between the age group of 12-18 years were undertaken. In the present study, researcher selected SOS Children village Raipur district (Chhattisgarh).
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558-562
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Role Of Spiritual Intelligence In Relation To Academic Achievement Of University Students.
Dr. Mohd. Ahamar Khan And Dr. Randhir Kumar
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This research aims to investigate the spiritual intelligence and academic achievement of University students. Sample comprised of 80 University students within age range from 18 to 20 years from different faculties of Aligarh Muslim University, India. Spiritual intelligence of students was observed by King's (2008) Spiritual Intelligence Self Report Inventory (SISRI-24). Correlation analysis was applied for data analysis.
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563-567
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Awareness Of Adolescence Among Post Basic School Students.
Dr. Nilesh Kapadia
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The main purpose of this study was to examine the awareness of Adolescence among Post Basic School Students. The participants of the study were 777 students of Post Basic School of Gujarat State.
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568-575
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Effectiveness Of Insurance Contract In Insurance.
Dr.Heramb Nayak
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Though the number of insurance companies operating in India has increased significantly, hundreds of millions of people have limited awareness and/or access to insurance and financial services. India as a country still remains grossly 'under-insured' in terms of insurance penetration and density.
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576-603
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A Study On Identifying The Factors Influencing Emotional Intelligence And Examining The Demographic Profile Of Women Employees In Tidel Park, Coimbatore.
Dr. S. Ganesan And Mrs. Sukanya. L
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In the contemporary world, Emotional Intelligence (EI) scores of employees are also widely acknowledged in organizations for its exceptional business outcomes. As not many researchers have done explicitly on women employees, the aim of this study was to analyze and measure the factors influencing EI through the sample data collected randomly from 320 women employees of IT companies.
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604-622
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Temporal Monitoring Of Land Use/Land Cover And Their Mapping Rania Block Of Sirsa District Using Geo-Techniques.
Dr. J. S. Duhan And Mukesh Kumar
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The pressures on the natural resources have tremendously increased over years by man's greed for commercialization and livelihood of local people. Devoid of regeneration, population and wide scale tree felling depleted the natural re-sources to a level, which posed a problem for the very sustenance of man.
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623-638
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Urban Rural Disparity In Education In India.
Sarthak Chakrabarti And Shivani Mehta
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In this modern era, India is growing and developing day by day and achieving various milestones but the growth has been uneven; the rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer (Kelley. B, 2015). Education being the basic foundation for any economy to grow and should be at the heart of policy making of the government.
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639-650
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The Making Relationship Between Emergent Development And Sustainable Livelihood Of Migrant Labour: Contested Reality In Singtam, East Sikkim.
Soumya Mitra
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As a probable and valuable outcome of economic transformation, the issue of migration is considered to be a universal phenomenon in any country. No society can claim to be an isolated social hole that defies flows of individuals from outside. Structural transformation necessitated by globalization increased the spatial mobility of individuals in relation to the demand and supply for labour in any fledging economy.
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651-670
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Role Of Libraries In Teacher Education Of Manipur.
Khumanleima Devi L And Dr.Khomdon SinghTh
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Education of teacher is considered as a significant input for quality improvement of education system. Teacher is the backbone of delivery system of an educational enterprise.
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671-677
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Effectiveness Of Instructional Material Based On Graphic Organizers With Respect To Science Achievement Of Eighth Grade Students.
Sangeeta Rani And Dr sushil kumar
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The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effectiveness of instructional material based on graphic organizers in terms of science achievement and retention in science of eighth grade students. For this, pretest - posttsest control group experimental research design was used.
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678-693
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L'impact Du Credit Bancaire Sur La Relance Des Activites Des Petites Et Moyennes Entreprises Et Artisanales Dans La Province Du Lualaba.
Mukaulenu Kabey Antonio
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By focusing on bank loan activities at trust merchant bank (TMB) and "fond international d'assistance communautaire" (FINCA), we notice that TMB is progressing favorably with his customers. The bank loan at TMB constitutes a financial leverage for some entrepreneurs of small and medium hand crafted enterprises.
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694-708
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Digital Music Piracy In India: Issues And Challenges.
Ms. Urvi Shah
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For decades, the Indian movie industry has derived tunes from Western proprietary works and created unauthorized derivatives. Because the music industries within the United States started taking notice of this infringement of copyright, thus too did Indian music administrators as domestic infringers profited from repeating.
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709-721
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Mergers And Acquisitions In Banking Sector Of India.
Dr. Ashu Vyas Maharshi
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A merger is a combination of two or more companies to form a single entity. A merger is more over similar like an acquisition or takeover but the only difference is that in merger existing shareholders of both companies involved they retain a shared interest in the new corporation while in acquisition one company acquire of a bulk of acquired company's stock by willingness or unwillingness of another company.
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722-728
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L'exploitation Miniere Des Firmes Multinationales Chinoises Et Ses Retombees Dans La Vie Socio-Economique De La Population Du Lualaba.
Mukaulenu Kabey Antonio
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The mining area of Lualaba are invaded by Chinese multinational firms who exploit them hand crafted or industrially. This operation has spin-offs such as decrease in unemployment rate that does not fall at any level the purchasing power of population.
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729-741
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Educational Status Of Scheduled Caste Women In Four Eastern States Of India.
Indrakshi Ghosh
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Scheduled Caste people were the most depressed class in Indian society. They were called untouchables or outcastes. Women's position was further depressed. In this article scheduled caste women's position was compared with scheduled caste males' and general caste women's position.
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742-755
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Iron Intervention For Improvement Of Iron Status Inadult Female.
Dr. Monica Dungarwal
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The importance of micronutrient deficiencies to the health and development of nation is universally recognized. Anemia both in terms of prevalence as well as in its ill effects has been recognized as one of the most important micronutrient deficiency. It is the major public health problem today.
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756-764
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The Logic Of Hellenic Mythology.
Jin-zhong Gong
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Cassirer believed, myth is a priori human subconscious structure, it is the tortuous expression of life pattern and the specific carrier of human nature. Derrida think, metaphysics logos voice centrism is a mark of the history of Western civilization. Historical materials show, in ancient Greece and Rome, homophonic interchangeable is a very common phenomenon of language.
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765-800
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Merchandising Technique Efficace Dans La Gestion D'une Bibliotheque.
MUTEBWA Kudia Kuteka Lambert
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The purpose of this study is to discuss how Merchandising can be an effective technique in library management.Nowadays, there are several libraries, and these are demonstrating on the market a competition, from which librarians must look for the best ways to develop.
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801-814
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Environmental Ethics In India And The Role Of Teacher.
Badesaba And Dr. Punita Govil
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Environment is everything that is around us. It refers to the circumstances or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant live in harmony with one others. Ethics have an important place in all areas of life. These are the moral codes that govern a person's behavior. Environmental ethics is a branch of environmental philosophy that studies the conceptual foundation of environmental values and is related to the relationship between the human and the environment.
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815-821
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Toni Morrison's Beloved: A Critique Of Institutionalized Dehumanization.
Dr. B. N. Kesur
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Toni Morrison has presented the realistic picture of African American lives through her novels. She thinks that in the slave narratives so many issues and aspects related to the lives of African Americans are missed out and forgotten. She feels that it is dangerous if one forgets the past or never tries to understand it.
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822-831
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Marital Abuse And Suicide Ideation Among Abused Women.
Prof. Reetinder Brar And Rupi Rupinder Kaur
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The present investigation was conducted to gain insight into women going through abuse in marriage and suicide ideation amongst abused women from middle income group belonging to Chandigarh. The study was conducted on 100 abused women out of which 50 were with children and 50 were without children.
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832-835
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Impact Of Abuse And Its Duration On The Mental Health Of Abused Women.
Prof. Reetinder Brar And Rupi Rupinder Kaur
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Abuse against women in India appears to be depleating on the surface but what happens behind the closed doors in an Indian marriage setup, the victims mental status describes. The present study was conducted to gain insight into the mental health of abused women belonging to Chandigarh.
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836-840
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Transforming Rural Life, Rural Non - Sustainability And Possibilities To Enhance The Rural Livelihood.
Raveesh S.
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Indian rural scenario is neither 'self sufficient' nor 'isolated' today. Indian rural scenario is transforming and the rate of change is increased in modern days. Not only the outer world is entering into the villages, but also the villagers are very curious to know the outer world.
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841-853
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Marketing Of Organic Agricultural Products - Possibilities To Start Farm Shops In Villages And Organic Stores In Urban Area.
Raveesh S.
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Modern agricultural system is demanding high usage of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Scientific community proved that modern agricultural products have chemical contents and leading to various health issues of human being. Health awareness is increasing in both rural and urban area of the country.
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854-860
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Possibilities To Minimize The Rural To Urban Migration.
Raveesh S.
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Rural community which is sustained from hundreds of years is gradually switching over to urban area. Rural to urban migration is considered as a serious problem today. In one hand, the outer world is entering into the isolated Indian villages; on the other hand, villagers are turning their face towards outer world.
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861-867
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Village Festivals And Urban Fairs - Possibilities To Create Market For Rural Products.
Raveesh S.
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The middleman who is filling the gap between rural producers and urban consumers is gaining more profit and irritating both rural and urban community. Though production cost is increasing, rural community is selling the products for lower cost to middleman.
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868-874
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Urbanites Support To Extend The Market For Rural Products.
Raveesh S.
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Farmers are in stress due to low market price for their agricultural products and urban people are suffering from high price for food products. There are possibilities to gain more profit for their products if farmers sell the products directly to urbanites.
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875-880
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An Overview Of Origin And Growth Of Villages In India
Raveesh S.
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This paper made an attempt to give a bird view of dynamic nature of human being from an historical perspective and also justifies the dynamic nature of human being by various inventions to make his life better. Achievement of sustainability in food production itself is a wonderful chapter in the history of human being.
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881-893
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Possibilities And Challenges To Produce Agricultural Byproducts To Strengthen The Living Standard Of Farmers.
Raveesh S.
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Indian villages are gradually connecting with transportation facility, electricity supply to the villages is improving, local bodies are taking care of drinking water supply to the villages, irrigation facilities are improving with the help of modern governments, communication network such as mobile with internet signals, television with various channels and newspapers in different languages are reaching the villages.
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894-900
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An Overview Of Development Of School Libraries In India.
Raveesh S.
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This paper is emphasizing the importance of school libraries in learning, teaching and research activities. While emphasizing the importance of School Libraries, it traces the changing scenario in which school libraries provide information to their users.
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901-907
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Changing Educational Trends in Manipur : A Shift from Privatization to Commercialization.
KshetrimayumNomita Devi
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Education has emerged as the most indispensable factor in promoting human resource development,economic development and technological advancement in the form of virtues of freedom, social justice and equal opportunities. Besides that, education plays an important role in contemporary society to raise the standard of living and act as a mechanism to prevent conflict situation in the society (Singha, 2013).
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908-916
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The origin of Legal Pluralism: Legal Historical Investigation of the Naga Customary Law and its Constitutional Recognition.
Dr. Moatoshi Ao
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The advent of colonial administration in the Naga country introduced structural changes in the customary administration and adjudication of disputes. Such changes were made through enactments by the colonial government, however, recognising the simple customs and usages of the tribal societies. Post Indian independence, the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India and Article 371A of the Constitution recognised the entire realm of Naga customary law.
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917-926
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“A Comaparitive Study To Assess The Knowledge Regarding Geriatric Depression Among The Male And Female Elders Aged Between 60-80 Years In Selected Rural Areas Of Tumkur At Karnataka State.”
Mrs. Roopa.G.B, Mr.Eshwar.M.K, Dr.Neelakshi.G. and Mr.Ramu.K.
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The elderly population will increase to 12% of the total population by 2025, 10% of whom would be bedridden, requiring utmost care. Geriatric Depression is sometimes linked to physical symptoms. Key brain chemicals influence both mood and pain. Treating depression has been shown to improve co-existing illnesses.
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927-940
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Paper in Hindi
Yajuvendre Giri
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941-947
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A STUDY OF INFORMAL SECTOR IN INDIA- ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Dr.Alpana Nigam
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Skill development initiated by the Indian Government is considered to be as a major policy agenda in the past few years. Countries having higher and better skilled people can easily face challenges and grab opportunities in their work. The demographic status of India consists 54% of population below the age of 25 years. Their aspirations and industry demand had led to focus on skill development. The informal sector dominates India‟s economic life, so issue of skills development are particularly important. Workers in the informal economy are generally considered to be low-skilled, which effects their productivity, income and wellbeing. This study is an attempt to understand the concept of informal sector and its importance, to know the myths regarding informal sector and to know the causes of increasing informalisation. It also provides information. It also provides information regarding initiatives taken by the Government of India. It further explores the challenges facing the skill development system in India and proposes solutions that could be adopted to resolve such challenges. This paper is based on published books, research paper and articles.
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948-962
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A STUDY OF SPIRITUAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO GENDER
Chandni, Dr. Kaur Amardeep
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The main aim of the study was to find out spiritual intelligence among adolescents students of Faridkot district in relation to gender. A total of 100 students: 50 boys adolescents and 50 girls adolescents were selected using probability sampling technique. All the subjects were assessed on the Spiritual Intelligence Scale by K.S. Misra to analyze the spiritual intelligence of the different groups of the students. Descriptive analysis of the data was done to obtain mean, median, standard deviation, skewness and kurtosis. Independent sample t- test was used to find out the significant difference in spiritual intelligence between adolescent boys and girls. The study concluded that there is no significant difference in spiritual intelligence between adolescent boys and adolescent girls.
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963-969
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Paper in Hindi
Dr Jyoti Prakash Nand
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970-975
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Electronic Media as an agent of Health care for Vulnerable group: Case Study of Varanasi District
Dr. Urvashi Pandey
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The study focused on analysis of consumption pattern of Electronic media in regards to the health programmes for women and Children in Varanasi district. It further aim to analyse women‟s and children rationale for watching health-related shows, their perception of the situations portrayed on these shows and also the impact on them based on the sample of 400respondents in selected areas of Varanasi district in Uttar Pradesh. The results are discussed and have been observed the types of television programmes are viewed, popularity of different channels and their contents among women& Children and the opinion of health programmes among viewers. The objective of research was to understand the relationship between viewer motives for watching television and using other electronic media and interpersonal relationship perceptions.
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976-991
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Paper in Hindi
Surjeet Kumar
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992-998
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Women Empowerment- A New Dimension to
Development
Shammi Bajaj
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Women have been central to the grand vision of New India of the government led by PM Narendra Modi.
India needs not just women development but women-led development that makes women the leading force of
our development trajectory. Women are realizing their worth in every way & demanding gender equality &
justice in every sphere and helping themselves to become empowered. Government has played a significant
role in bringing about this transition. Right from recognizing the need to protect the girl child in the womb to
protecting career women in their workplace, a number of initiatives have been taken. Schemes like PM Matru
Vandana Yojana, Maternity Benefit Act give financial protection to women during pregnancy. Programme
like Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and Sukanya Samridhi Yojana take care of girl child. Besides to ensure the
health of women, Ayushman Bharat Programme, National Nutrition Mission, Ujjawala Yojana has been
launched. Safety and security of women at all places is high on the agenda of women empowerment. So,
government is making many efforts in this direction also since road to development can’t be travelled without
the empowerment of women as they contribute a large proportion of Indian population.
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999-1005
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A Study on factors affecting employee retention adopted by retail sector in India
Dr. Priyank Mishra
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In Indian retail sector, it is poised to grow at a compounded annual interest rate of 06% to reach
USD 865 billion by 2023. The organized retail segment that actually occupies a market share of only
7% in 2011 and is expected to reach 10.2 % by 2017-19. Many domestic companies like Reliance,
Tata, Adani enterprise and Bharti have also heavily invested into this sector with a plan for a long
term to expand their business into various cities. The high consumer spending by young population
and also it rises in a disposable income and are driving the retail industry growth over the span of
years. Studies have also been found that the changes in consumer preferences and their lifestyles
have resulted in the expansion of organized retail sector into tier 1 and tier 2 cities which is over the
last decade. The entry of all these many international companies like Wal-mart has brought new
trends in technology in the supply chain management systems which can improve the efficiency of
the retail industry. Although, the retail industry in India is also experiencing a strong growth
prospect, this sector is mired with the obstacles in its way as the industry is also matured in recent
years. The rigid regulations, with high real estate costs, lack of basic infrastructure, high personnel
costs and even presence of unorganized retail shops in the competitive markets are all a few aspects
that actually hurt the growth of new entrants in the industry. It was observed that in recent years,
Government initiatives have increased their foreign direct investment (FDI) in retail sector to 49
percent and 100 percent allowance for the wholesale and retail segment which is showed that this
industry is as poised as for the growth over the next two decades. The supply chain management
systems and the sophistication in the consumer preferences are now open for new avenues for retail
companies to tap into and deliver a very high quality services for the customer delight.
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1006-1012
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“Changing Perception of Indian Rural Consumers towards Packaged FoodProducts: A
Literature Review”
Dr. Padmakar I. Shahare
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The packaged food and beverage sector has observed the fastest growth in fast moving
consumer goods market. Several studies have shown that rural consumers are generally ignorant and
they are also unorganized.Rural markets are full of inferior goods and duplicity of branded goods is
another major problem in rural areas. These facts may not be true any longer. The rural market has
changed drastically in the past decade. There is a change in the income pattern and lifestyle of rural
people. Very few companies were concentrating in these markets. The Introduction of currency,
transport, and communication and developments in infrastructure has increased the scope of rural
market. Seeing the potential of 75 per cent Indians living in rural areas and demand base offers great
opportunities to marketers, they started focusing on these unexplored, high- potential areas.
This paper is focus on analyzing the awareness of rural consumers towards packed food
products and the changing rural consumer preference towards packed food products in rural areas of
Nagpur district.
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1013-1022
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Ethnicity, Language and Process of Nation Building in Assam
Dr. Pranjit Saikia
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Language has been the most important marker of identity of an ethnic community or group.
AshutoshVarshney claimed „ethnic‟ groups mean „racial‟ or „linguistic‟ groups.1 Moreover, the
language issue cannot be discussed in aloof from the issues of nationality formation. It was argued
that in the early 19th century nationalism in India has been developing at two levels – one all India,
on the basis of pan-India cultural homogeneities and an anti-imperialism shared in common; and
another regional, on the basis of regional-cultural homogeneities. During that period both the
nationalisms were found intertwined and dovetailed. But in the post-colonial India, it seems that the
later form of nationalism has somehow overshadowed the pan-Indian form nationalism where
language has played a more critical role. Moreover, language has also been one of the most
controversial issues in shaping the political structure of India because violent expression of the
issues had not only influenced the political spectrum in a big way but also forced the central
government to pursue the policy of reorganization of states on the basis language. So, language is
one the central questions of wider socio-political discourse in India. The proposed research paper
will solely revolve around the language issue in Assam. The language question in Assam will be
examine in the context of: a) Rise of ethnic consciousness lead to struggle for power among various
groups in the post-colonial India, and c) Future of India as a viable nation-state in such competitive
atmosphere of interests among various ethnic groups.
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1023-1037
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Major Applications of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) and Its Health
Impacts: A Critical Study
Sanjeev Saxena, Dr.Satish Kumar
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In recent years human life has been exposed to high rates of electromagnetic emissions due to
technological developments, one of the world's most critical issues is the impact of “electromagnetic
radiation (EMR)” on human health. The present paper recognizes potential jeopardy on human health
owing to the exposure of Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR). As human lives are increasingly
encompassed by electromagneticradiations, the risks associated with the same have also ameliorated.
Radiation effects are categorized into two major groups known as “ionization, and non-ionization
radiation.ionization radiation comprising of high energy radiation can affect the atoms in the cells,
altering the normal state the cells and potentially contributing to cancer and other lethal diseases. On the
other hand, non-ionizing radiations are composed of electromagnetic radiation such as “waves of contact,
microwaves, and electricity waves”. This form of radiation cannot alter the composition of the atom; it
only affects the way it can cause irreparable damage.
This article highlights the potential impacts of “Electro-magnet radiation" on human health. It shows
people's health hurdles in regular life practices, which in lifestyle is growing enormous. It alsoaddresses
health mitigation interventions to mitigate health challenges due to exposure to EMR across all age group
worldwide
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1038-1044
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Women Empowerment in translated works:Urmila Pawar’s collection of short stories ‘Motherwit’
Sapna Garg
Abstract:
Ever since women began to question their place in the society; feminism, or less controversially;
female empowerment has caught the world like a newfound power. From the suffragettes
demanding voting rights near the close of the 19th century; the 21st century has witnessed
empowerment evolving into a multi-dimensional social process occurring at multiple strata of the
community; within sociological, psychological and economic dimensions to name a few. What
had been just another community demanding respect; the movement has encompassed all
sections of the society; with its stance writ large, particularly in the literary provinces.
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1045-1049
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India’s Policy of Middle East Region
Dr. Ram Pal Saini, Dr. Balram Sharma
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The Middle East region has always been the most important region in world geography
because of its oil-gas and geo-strategic factors. India has always pursued a consistent policy
regarding the Middle East region. It is called the equally-distance and equally-balance policy.
The Middle East region has three regional powers. These regional powers are Israel, Iran and
Saudi Arabia. India has been maintained their close relationship with Israel, Iran and Saudi
Arabia. Although, Israel, Iran and Saudi Arabia have not been sharing cordial relationship with
each others. India started its diplomatic relations with Israel in 1992 and bilateral relations are
strengthening in defence and strategic field. India has always been a second largest importer of
Iran oil and Chabhar port provides chance to both countries to strengthening close relationship.
Currently, India-Saudi Arabia relations are moving ahead with the oil trade and both countries
have also come closer on economic and strategic level. It is the need of the hour that there should
be a strong partnership between the two countries so that both countries can fulfil their common
interests. This study tries to explore the rationale behind the India’s policy of Middle East region.
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1050-1055
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THE CONCEPT OF DIVORCE IN MUSLIM PERSONAL LAW
Dr Badre Alam Khan
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Divorce means the end of marital tie. In Arabic the word Talaq is used for this. This
concept gives meaning of 'to abandon'. But in matrimonial matters it means breakage of marital
knot. In the Jewish religion there was no restriction upon divorce. The husband was permitted
to make divorce only in writing but that never came into practice. In the initial stage the
husband was free to divorce in whatever manner he wanted but subsequently the Jews put a lot
of restrictions over this
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1056-1064
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SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF INDIAN RURAL WOMEN
Dr. Ashutosh Pandey
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The present paper concentrates mainly on social and political problems of indian rural
women. My emphasis is on the analysis of the outcome of developmental programmes
regarding women’s upliftment. In this paper I explore all those factors which determine the
gender equality. The paper also analyses the present status of women and causes of their poor
performance in the fields of social,cultural and political sphere.
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1071-1078
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Paper in Hindi
Ashish Malhan, Dr. Somvir Arya, Rity Rani, Ramnaryan Mishra
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1079-1084
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Paper in Hindi
Mr. Renu
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1085-1088
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Paper in Sanskrit
Raj Prakash
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1089-1094
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Paper in Sanskrit
Dr. Satyavrat Mishr
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1095-1097
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Paper inMusic
Dr. Sandhya Arora
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1099-1106
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INDIAN FEMINISM AND MARATHI LITERATURE
Dr. Bharati Khapekar
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Marathi literature is rich in tradition, values and literary content. Feminism is the key
issues which many writers had wrote prose as well as poetry. This paper focuses on the
Indian feminism in the Marathi literature.
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1065-1068
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FLOOD HAZARDS IN BURHI GANDAK BASIN IN NORTH BIHAR AND
REMEDIAL MEASURES : A GEOGRAPHICAL STUDY
Mukul Kumar
Abstract:
Drainage system of the region clearly indicates that it has a dense network of the
rivers and its tributaries. Since the river beds have been raised above the flood plain by
depositing vast amount of silts and they flow as elevated channels and they are bound to
overtop their both-side banks. The slope of the region produces turbulence and enables the
streams to discharge heavily in the region. The shallow but narrow courses of the river fail
to cope with the overwhelming value of water rushing down and therefore, turn into
devastating flood after crossing theriver-banks andcreating a submerged scenario far and
wide in the region. The Geography of the earth has, time and again, been altered byfloods
andchanging courses of major rivers systems. However, damage due to floods has tended to
increase with rolling time by varitue of human interference by man is natural process and
encroachment of flood plain zones and even river beds by them”. It means that floods are
the important part and parcel of water resource management. But recently, floods are seen
as one of the worst consequences of the mismanagement of water resources through the
introductionof dams and embankment culture
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1107-1124
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Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things on Company
Competitive Climate and its Implications
Manju Kiran BA, Dr. Amit K Srivastav
Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shifted from research labs to business. Recent surveys
suggest that in the last two years a significant number of organizations have developed AI
applications, and application growth continues today. Many of these technologies are stand-alone
systems, while some are combined with more traditional Ones, such as data processing and
information management systems. Most applications are knowledge-based Expert Systems (ES),
but there are an increasing range of other AI technology applications, such as neural networks,
knowledge-based planning and scheduling systems, speech-synthesis systems, and voice
recognition systems. Given the abundance of technology managers and engineers, they have little
understanding of the practical issues associated with AI, management, and organizational
interaction.
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1125-1132
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Evaluation of Physiological Properties of
“Tridaxprocumbens L.”L. Plant and its Potential
Medicinal Value: A Critical Analysis
A. M .Patil, H. S. Joshi
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The plant “TridaxprocumbensL.‖is a very common species, it produces variety of medicinal and
physiological properties. It is used as anti- anemic, anti- diabetic, anto-inflammatory and anesthetic
purposes. It has a multi- purpose uses as it is has ancestral use of different communities. This article
underlies the evaluation of physiological properties of “TridaxprocumbensL.‖ plant and its potential
medicinal value. “TridaxprocumbensL.‖is a member of the Asteraceae family, mainly originated in
tropical region of America. It is commonly known for pest and weed plant in native region of America.
Because of its medicinal healing properties for wound, the anti- coagulant, anti-fungal uses helps in
making traditional medicine.
The aim of this article is to critically analyze and highlight the importance of the plant species
as a valuable medicinal plant. The connection between traditional and scientific knowledge is vital for
future studies on plant Tridaxprocumbenslinn.
The structures information of the plant draws the reasons for medicinal properties discoveries
across the world. It shows the relevance of the treatment of various diseases.
Lastly, it shows the link of relative significance in the biological advance uses in the future. It is a
broader scope topic of research for future scientists all over the world.
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1133-1139
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DEVELOPMENT OF BODOLAND MOVEMENT IN ASSAM: IT’S TREND
Saurabh Barman
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Historically Bodoland Territorial council was inhabited by the Bodos or Boros. Along with
other parts of Northeast India, regional aspiration in the region reached a turning point in the
1980s. The isolation of the region, its complex socio-economic character, and its backwardness
compared to other parts of the country have all resulted in the complicated set of demands
ranging from demand for autonomy and opposition to „outsiders‟ to movements for secession.
The Plains Tribes Council of Assam (PTCA) had demanded, since its inception in 1967, for a
separate union territory for the Bodo or Boro and other plain tribes to be called Udayachal. With
the failure of PTCA, The All Bodo Students‟ Union (ABSU) allied with National Democratic
Front of Bodoland (Progressive), People‟s Joint Action Commitee for Bodoland movement
which is an amalgamation of over three dozen Bodo organisations and its supporters are
demanding from the Government of India that a separate state be created where significant
numbers of Bodo people live. On the other hand, it is also claimed as a sovereign state
(Complete Independence) by the Separatist group NDFB launched the Bodo Movement in 1987
with the demand for a separate state to be called Bodoland, ending with Bodo Accord of 1993
with the formation of Bodoland Autonomous Council following a further agreement, the Bodo
Territorial Council was formed, with a mission to accomplish development in the area of
economic, education, preservation of land right, linguistic aspiration, socio-culture and ethnic
identity of the Bodos and above all to speed up the infrastructure development of communities in
the Bodoland area.
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1140-1145
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EMERGENCE OF SMART ASSEMBLY CONCEPT IN MANUFACTURERS AND ITS
ADVANTAGES: A OVERVIEW
BiswajitSen Gupta, Dr. Amit K Srivastav
Abstract:
Some of the most important advantages provided by the smart grid derive from its
capability of improving performance reliability and customers’ responsiveness. The rapid
advancements in ICT solutions and smart metering are well suited to tackling the limitations
above of existing power grids. The conversion of traditional electricity grids into smart grids
ensures productive interactions among energy providers, users, and other stakeholders. The
advent of smart grids has fostered the deployment of smart meters, low-cost sensors and smart
load devices, and the integration of ICTs in residential energy management programs. The
combination of advanced ICTs increases the efficiency of the traditional grid by providing more
automation, a reliable forecast of electrical loads, and a safer operation of electrical appliances,
resulting in a rise in the quality of the energy delivery service and higher overall user
satisfaction.New ICT infrastructures supporting a more efficient smart grid will also include
frequent price updates to follow the evolution of the balance between supply and demand in near
real-time. This article primarily focuses on developing of a main control board prototype and two
Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) on computer and smart phone and to explore the IoT smart
home adoption and its importance of proper level automation.
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1146-1153
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Database System and Smart Usage Model:
Critical Research
Amit Khare, Dr. K P Yadav
Abstract:
A database management system (DBMS) interface is a user interface that allows
queries to be entered into a database without the use of the query language itself. A DBMS
interface may be a Web client, a local application running on a desktop or even a smartphone
device. Relationships may be of different forms, too. To find out more about E-R Diagrams,
click the button. A database management system stores data and uses query language, such as
SQL, to respond to queries. A DBMS interface allows data to be queried without the need to use
the query language, which can be complicated. The typical way of doing this is to create some
form showing what kinds of queries users can make. Web-based ways are becoming more
prevalent with MySQL’s growth, but local mobile applications have been the conventional way
to do so. Mobile applications can be created, too. These interfaces provide a more friendly way
to access data, rather than simply using the command line. To identify the Natural Language
instead of SQL has prompted the development of new type of processing called Natural language
Interface to DatabaseTo analysis the intelligent databases systems are the systems that manage
information in a natural way, making that information easy to store, access and use.
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1154-1161
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Comparative Indian condition effect on pre and
post-digitization
NNK Sandaliya, Dr. Amit K Srivastav
Abstract:
A modern way of doing business is electronic commerce over the Internet. It has the
ability, though just three years old, to fundamentally alter economic practices and the social
climate. It already affects large sectors such as telecommunications, finance and retail (around 30
per cent of GDP in total).Although the Internet predecessor emerged in the late 1960s, with the
advent of the World Wide Web and browsers in the early 1990s and the liberalization of the
telecommunications sector and developments that significantly increased the amount and
capability of communications (optic fibre, wireless subscriber line technologies, satellites),
Internet e-commerce took off. As a result, for both buyers and sellers, barriers to participating in
electronic commerce have increasingly dropped. Today, anybody can become a merchant for a
few thousand dollars and meet millions of customers worldwide. What used to be business-to -
business transactions between known parties has become a complicated network of business
practices that can include large numbers of people who may never meet. In this sense, what
Henry Ford did for the car, the Internet has done for electronic commerce, turning a luxury for
the few into a relatively easy and cheap system for the many. This article assesses the role of
Digitization and E-commerce in Indian Economic Growth (Pre and Post era.) To identify the ecommerce than the developed economies as developing economies have wider scope of reducing
inefficiencies and increase production.
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1162-1170
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PROBLEMS FACED BY HINDI MEDIUM STUDENTS IN ENGLISH MEDIUM
ENVIRONMENT
Sameem Shah, Dr.Sanjana Singh
Abstract:
Education plays an important role in each society as it offers a particular and gifted workforce to serve
different functions in society. Education is the urgent social factor that starts the progress of social,
financial, and cultural development of the communities. Education causes society to save and to
progress. Education has a continuous function as recreating new experiences, unfurling new
components of information, growing new limits in the individual, and promoting human advancement
and culture.
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1171-1178
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AN APPROACH FOR ASSESSING EFFICIENCY OF DAIRY OWNERS BY THE
APPLICATION OF ECONOMETRIC MODEL
Saddam Hussain, Dr.Satendra Kr
Abstract:
This particular analysis sought in order to recognize some production inefficiency issues among small
scale dairy farmers as well as to prescribe steps to lessen the inefficiency. The newspaper focuses on
things impacting the economics of milk production. A growth in milk efficiency the study's suggestion is
also going to play a significant role in obtaining one of the huge 4 agenda of manufacturing as well as
food security as there'll be far more milk that is a raw material for several of the manufacturing
industries. Government's perspective of ensuring food as well as nutrition security of the county will
additionally be partially actualized because of to increased milk production.
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1179-1187
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Paper in Other Language
Dr.Tripurari Singh Chauhan
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1188-1195
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A Linguistic Ability of Studentsin Secondary Class of Delhi
Ajay Kumar and Dr. Anil Kumar
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1196-1205
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Role of NREGA in Rural Development: A Critical Analysis
Dr. Rakesh Kumar
Abstract:
The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) is milestone in the history of
social security legislations in India after independence. This Act for the first time brings the role
of the state as provider of employment within the reach of the beneficiaries themselves. The real
challenge as well as the strength of the Act comes from it being given the legitimacy as well as
authority from the Indian Parliament, which puts the onus of its implementation in the hand of
the recipient as well as that of the implementing authorities. Although well intentioned in spirit,
this Act has found limited support from the states as well as central government in its
implementation. Discrepancies and violations of the scheme are common. These experiences
vary from state to state with relatively large successes in states like Rajasthan to almost
negligible success in states like Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
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1206-1211
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The Role of NREGA to Empowerment Rural Development
: A Critical Analysis
MANJARI MANISHA
Abstract:
The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) is milestone in the history of
social security legislations in India after independence. This Act for the first time brings the role
of the state as provider of employment within the reach of the beneficiaries themselves. The real
challenge as well as the strength of the Act comes from it being given the legitimacy as well as
authority from the Indian Parliament, which puts the onus of its implementation in the hand of
the recipient as well as that of the implementing authorities. Although well intentioned in spirit,
this Act has found limited support from the states as well as central government in its
implementation. Discrepancies and violations of the scheme are common. These experiences
vary from state to state with relatively large successes in states like Rajasthan to almost
negligible success in states like Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
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1212-1217
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Global Culture: Challenges of the 21st Century
Dr. Brajesh Kumar Singh
Abstract:
Globalization and cultural identity is hotly debated in the academy. Subaltern groups and
indigenous peoples are affirming and defending their cultural and social identities in the new
global era. It makes the situation about globalization and cultural identity quite complex. It will
be helpful to look at it analytically. On the one hand, we should understand the globalization
more precisely; on the other hand, we also need to have a clear idea of culture. Only then can we
understand the impact of globalization on cultures. In the process, it will also become clear to us
how we should handle the dynamic of globalization.
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1218-1221
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COLLEGIUM SYSTEM OF APPOINTMENTS OF JUDGES – A CRITICAL STUDY
Pradeep Kumar
Abstract:
The National Judicial Appointment Commission Act along with the
99thConstitutional amendment has been considered unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
resulted into revival of old system of appointment of judges i.e. “Collegium”. The 'collegium
system' of appointments is a peculiar system in which Judges themselves appoint Judges. Now,
the next question which arises whether the system is best in terms of impartiality and
transparency? To find out the answer to this question, this paper will critically analyse the
procedure of appointment followed in different countries and make a comparison between them
at different aspects.
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1222-1230
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Phytoplankton and Zooplankton development in a lowland temperate river
SUSHAMA KUMARI
Abstract:
The longitudinal and seasonal patterns Of Plankton development were examined over 2 years in
a lowland, temperate river: the Rideau river (ontario, Canada).
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1231-1237
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Dr. C. A. Dixit
Abstract:
International trading provides countries and consumers the chance to be exposed to those
services and goods that are not available in their own country. International trade has played an
important role as a major driver of economic growth. International trade has a major role in
economic development of any country. International business is a much broader term and is
comprised of both the trade and production of goods and services across frontiers.
Keywords: International trade, economic growth
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1238-1243
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OFANXIETY STATE AMONG DIFFERENT LEVELS OF BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Shahanawaz Khan
Abstract:
The purpose of the present study was to compare the anxiety state on different levels of
Basketball players. The total hundred (50 State level and 50 All- India intervarsity level of
Basketball players males were selected for this study. The age of the subjects were ranged
between 18 to 25 years
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1238-1243
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INCULCATION OF PEACE EDUCATION IN CURRENT SCENARIO
Dr Nisha Mishra
Abstract:
Peace Education is a topic of great concern for educationalist and policymakers of our
education system. Its aim is to empower children and youth to participate in bringing about
constructive changes, both locally and globally. Peace Education creates violence-free and
peaceful educational environment which is conducive for meeting the emotional, social and
intellectual needs of diverse student population.
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1238-1244
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Paper in Hindi
Shrimati Pooja Rai
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1253-1257
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Paper in Hindi
Hari
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1258-1263
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The Study of Productivity and Efficiency of Unified Payment interface
Dr. Rajesh Kumar
Abstract:
In this paper an attempt has been made to understand and explore the interdependence of academic and cognitive development
to the social and emotional competencies acquired by children during their early years
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1264-1270
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Tax Planning of an Individual for the Assessment Year 2021-2022
Dr. S. P. Agrawal
Abstract:
In this paper an attempt has been made to understand and explore the interdependence of academic and cognitive development
to the social and emotional competencies acquired by children during their early years
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1271-1291
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Legal Remedies under Copyright Act: A comparison between India and Australia
Nisha Jindal
Dr. Nitin Lasta
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1292-1299
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ROLE OF SOCIAL –EMOTIONAL SKILLS IN PROMOTING ACADEMIC LEARNING
DR REKHA SAPRA
Abstract:
In this paper an attempt has been made to understand and explore the interdependence of academic and cognitive development
to the social and emotional competencies acquired by children during their early years
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1300-1305
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Bakhtin’s Concept of Heteroglossia: An Interpretation of Bapsy Sidhwa’s Ice Candy Man
Gurpreet Kaur
Abstract:
In this paper, the attempt is to employ the concept of 'Heteroglossia', for a deep analysis of
Bapsi Sidhwa's classic Novel Ice-candy Man.
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1306-1313
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The Great Indian Novel: The Mythification of Contemporary Political History
and the Rise of a Despot.
Dr. Ravi. C.
Abstract:
This article aims to show how Shahi Tharoor mythologizes the contemporary
political history of the nation and the rise of a despot in the socialistic, secular, and
democratic system
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1314-1325
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A STUDY ON WORKING POPULATION IN HARYANA DURING 2012-2018
Ramdiya, Dr. Dara Singh
Abstract:
The working population is classified as main workers and marginal workers. Both these
workers include cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industrial workers and other
workers.
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1334-1343
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Vedic Philosophy of Indian Caste System
Dr. Sanjay Kumar and Swetambu Gautam
Abstract:
An enlightened reformulation of the Varna system will produce a new social order different from both what we see in India and from the current Western social model.
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1344-1352
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शिक्षा के क्षेत्र में वैज्ञानिक दृष्टिकोण
डाॅ0 राघवेन्द्र सिंह
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1353-1369
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TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF AROMA THERAPY ON
PHYSIOLOGICAL FOR PAIN AND DAILY LIVING ACTIVITIES
AMONG PATIENTS UNDERGOING ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY IN
RAJASTHAN HOSPITAL
Pavan Kumar Jangid AND Dr.Junie Mary M
Abstract:
Health is a resource of every day of life, not the objectives of living. Health is a
positive concept emphasizing social and personal resources as well as physical capacities.
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1370-1378
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A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT AND CULTURE IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW FOR VICTIMIZED INDIVIDUALS BY OFFENDERS
Adigala Swathi and Dr. Amita Rathi
Abstract:
In India, the Legislature and the Judiciary have taken gradual steps to develop the necessary principles by which compensation could be paid to the victims of crimes.
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1388-1396
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A Study on Crop Ranking and its Trends in Mysuru District
Ramya R *1, Dr.PJayashree 2
Abstract:
Agriculture, Crop Ranking plays a vital role in Agricultural Developments. In this study
mainly the ranking of the crops has been analysed from
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1397-1407
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Suba of Lahore: A Victoriousof theSikhs
Dr.Dalbir Singh
Abstract:
The city of Lahore, a historic capital, the possession of which was necessaryfor the prestige and power to any master of the Punjabwas situated in the midway of Delhi and Kabul.
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1408-1418
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AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF RADICAL MUSCLE RELAXATION THERAPY ON ANXIETY RELIEF IN SELECTED RAJASTHAN NURSING HOMES
Shakti Singh Soni1, Dr. Virendera Singh Choudhary2
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1419-1430
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जातकाभरणानुसारं सप्तमभावविमर्शः
डॉ. विश्वरञ्जनपति
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1431-1441
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A STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF JOB SATISFACTION ON WELL-BEING OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Dr. Sumita Vig andRashpal Kaur
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1442-1452
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ब्रह्मसूत्र शांकरभाष्य में श्रुति
रीता जियाल
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1453-1461
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A STUDY OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTSIN RELATION TO THE CASTE ANDEMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Dr. Sumita Vig and Jaspinder Kaur
Abstract:
This study was undertaken to study the effect of emotional intelligence on academic achievement of secondary students
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1462-1472
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A STUDY ON THE THEMES OF ROBERT FROST'S POEMS
Dr Archana Rani
Abstract:
Robert Frost (1874-1963) was the most famous poet of 20th century. He was brought into the world in San Francisco, California on March26,
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1473-1480
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PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVE EXAMINING DISCRIMINATION IN LITERACY ATTAINMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES: A REGIONAL ANALYSIS (UTTAR PRADESH)
Priyam Sharma
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1481-1491
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A Study on Agriculture Diversification in Jharkhand
Dr.Bidyanand Choudhary
Abstract:
Due to its significant proportion of jobs and livelihoods, agriculture is the backbone of the Indian economy. Agriculture's GDP proportion has declined steadily;
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1492-1500
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शैक्षिकानुसन्धातने गुणवत्तासंवर्धनम्
डॉ.कुलदीपसिंहः
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1501-1509
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रामनरेश त्रिपाठी के साहित्य में देश-प्रेम की पराकाष्ठा
डाॅ0शिवचरण शर्मा
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1510-1521
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Historical Analysis of the Political Dilemma in Punjab: 1935-39
Dr. Jaspal Singh
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1522-1532
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बच्चन के काव्य में सामाजिक सन्दर्भ
विनय कुमार यादव
डॉ. सरोज चैधरी
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1533-1538
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ग्रामीण एवं शहरी क्षेत्र के कम्प्यूटर शिक्षा में अध्ययनरत विद्यार्थियों की समस्या-समाधान योग्यता का तुलनात्मक अध्ययन।
सुरेश कुमार,
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1539-1546
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श्री मद्भगवद्गीता में वर्णित भक्ति का स्वरूप
डॉ विनोद कुमार पांडेय
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1547-1558
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A Study on root Cause of Stress and its Impact on the Employee & Employee’s Performance
AKANSHA THAKUR1 and DR. GAJRAJ SINGH2
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1559-1565
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War Tactics and Military Strategy of Sikh Misals
Rupinder Kaur
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1566-1569
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Formation and Working of the Imperial Service Troops of the Bahawalpur State
Dr. Sandeep Kaur
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1570-1579
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CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MINIATURE IN THE COURT OF MUGHAL ERA
Ritu
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1580-1588
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हाशिमे ऩय खड़ी हुई वततभान नायी
डॉ सजीव के
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1589-1597
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Role of Women of Punjab in the freedom struggle of India from 1940-42
Dr.Parneet Kaur Dhillon
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1598-1606
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A STUDY OF ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION AND APTITUDE OF
D.EL.ED. TRAINEES IN RELATION TO GENDER AND LOCALITY
DR. PAWAN KUMAR
Abstract:
These days education has become highly professional, utilitarian as well as commercially
there are very few institutions and individuals
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1607-1611
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विद्यार्थिया के व्यक्तिगत एवं शैक्षणिक आकांक्षा स्तर का अध्ययन
Laxmi Kumari and Dr. Davender Kumar
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1612-1622
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Human Development in Telangana – An Analytical Study
Dr. M. Vara Prasad and Dr.V. Ramesh
Abstract:
This paper is a study of regional disparities across states of India in terms of human
development focusing on the health and education aspects.
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1623-1632
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भारत में महिला सशक्तिकरण
डॉ.पवन कुमार
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1633-1642
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Nāgārjuna on the Nature of Causation
Dr. Meeta Nath
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1643-1649
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LETHAL INJECTION AS AN ALTERNATIVE OF HANGING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Dr. Nirmala Devi and Arshdeep Singh Sanghera
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1650-1661
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SCOPE OF COMMERCE OF POTATO IN INDIA
Ruchika Bhaskar and Dr. Gajraj Singh Ahirwar
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1662-1668
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INSIDER TRADING MECHANISM -ENFORCEMENT ISSUES OF SEBI
Dr. Priyank Mishra
Abstract:
Corporations are expected to exhibit the highest standards of professionalism, transparency,
and good practices of corporate governance that boost the confidence of the investors dealing
in the capital markets.
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1669-1678
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A Comparative Study of History in Shashi Tharoor’s Novels & Amitav Ghosh’s
Novels
Aradhna kamra
Abstract:
The research article focuses on the comparative study of history of Shashi
Tharoor and Amitav Ghosh will be discussed in a comparative perspective.
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1679-1689
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STUDY ON NOVELIST AS REFORMERAND SPREAD OF THE WESTERN
LOGICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHTS
SUPEKAR SHRADDHA NANDKUMAR, DR. NARESH KUMAR
Abstract:
Indian novel in English uncovers that the soul of reform rises out of tolerating the great and
the excellent inherrent in both the interacting societies. The ,youngman alluded to in this
previous extract experiences the limits of visually impaired impersonation of the West. The
comprehension of this angle in the contemporary social life had propelled the novelists to
pass on the thoughts of amalgamation of societies and a reasonable way to deal with the
approaching rushes of progress. They attempted to uncover the disasters existing in the
traditional Indian life just as in the unmeditated impersonation of everything Western.
Simultaneously, they showed the great and delightful perspectives in both the way of life. In
this way, in assuming the part of the reformer, the Indian novelists in English of the
nineteenth century performed a social obligation.
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1690-1698
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भारतीय वैचारिक परम्परा में पर्यावरण चिन्तन, एक सर्वेक्षण
डा0 शशी नोटियाल
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1699-1707
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Paper in Other language
Pramod
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1708-1720
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Vindo Jeevantare
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1721-1723
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जैनेन्द्र कुमार की कहानियों में व्यष्टि.विमर्श
डॉ गिरीश चंद्र जोशी
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1724-1731
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DOPING OF CONDUCTING POLYMERS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE
Raghunanda
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1732-1739
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SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT SCHEMES
– A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO UNION TERRITORY OF PONDICHERRY
SUBRAMANIAN S. , Dr. PRATIMA
Abstract:
The problems of women are Multi-dimensional ranging from economic to social problems of
female workers differ to a considerable extent depending upon level of education, kinds of
Jobs, social equity, places to work like rural or Urban, and agricultural or non-agricultural
etc.
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1740-1747
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Open and Distance Learning System with Special Reference to Library and
Information Science Education in India
Anamika Das
Abstract:
Acceptability to open and distance learning system is increasing day-by-day universally due
to the rise in gross enrolment ration and limited intake capacity of the on-campus
conventional mode of education.
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1748-1760
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A STUDY ON PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT OF B.ED STUDENTS OF SRIGANGANAGAR DISTRICT
ASHISH DUA
Dr. AMIT SHARMA
Abstract:
The upliftment of instruction, an instructor preparing foundation was a need around there. Starting here of view the administration board chose to build up an organization to satisfy the necessity and to give a model venturing stone to sprouting educators for their future achievement
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1761-1766
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An Overview of Approaches to the Study of Public Policy
Dr. Satya Prakash Gupta
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1767-1772
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Paper in Other Language
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1773-1780
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Analyzing the Growth Potential of Farming and
Food Processing Industries in Uttar Pradesh
DR. POONAM YADAV
Abstract:
The study is based on the chaining process of farming and food processing industries in Uttar Pradesh.
As farming and food processing are two sides of a coin.
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1781-1787
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A STUDY ON ART AND ARCHITECTURE OF HARYANA
KANWAR LAL, Dr. Reshma Ara
Abstract:
Haryana's current condition is that it lacks architectural remnants from the prehistoric era.
There are very few intact temples or shrines to be seen.
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1788-1799
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Paper in Hindi
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1800-1805
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Female Workplace Scenario and Existing Disparities in Haryana : An Explanation and Redressal
Ms. Sarita Yadav
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1806-1811
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paper in hindi
paper in hindi
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1812-1827
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POSITION OF A VICTIM IN FRENCH CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
S. Vijayan
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1828-1835
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A STUDY ON THE WRITING STYLE OF TONI MORRISON
ANAND METI and Dr. NARESH KUMAR
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1836-1843
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A STUDY ON THE SOCIAL ISSUES RAISED IN THE POETRY OF NISSIM
EZEKIEL
ASHISH BELAMKAR and Dr. NARESH KUMAR
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1844-1855
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Identity and voice in „female literature‟: The interplay of language,
gender, identity, and ethnicity.
MOHIT, DR. NEHA JAIN
Abstract:
The idea of identity which is an essential element of every human‟s life and
makes itself a crucial ingredient in various forms of art, especially in
writing. There are numerous events in history which questions identity and
brings forth the idea of marginalization and identity crisis.
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1856-1863
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A Discovery of Self and Space in TanujaDesai Hidier’s Novel
‘Born Confused’
Arif Mohd. Shah
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1864-1867
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IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN THE WORKS OF ANITA RAO BADAMI
AND CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI
Dr. Pallavi
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1868-1875
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Education and Dissemination of Knowledge in Colonial Bihar: 1765-1900
Amit K. Suman
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1876-1889
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EDUCATION AND STANDARD OF LIVING OF POOR
PEOPLE IN HYDERABAD KARNATAKA REGION
Dr. Venkataramana N.
Abstract:
Karnataka is one of the reformist states in the country; in 2016-17, the state's offer in India
Gross domestic product was 7.5%.
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1890-1902
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Keats' Narrative Poetry: Interior Space and Description
Hafiza Khatun
Abstract:
As ―the narrative poetry of Keats progresses, he develops an acute awareness of the spaces
that his characters occupy and in which the action takes place
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1903-1913
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Syncretisation of Local Elements in Manipuri Vaishnavism:A Study in Manipur
Dr.H. Rajmani Singha1
Dr. M. Ninghaiba Singha2
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1914-1920
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Scope of Deficiency in Services and defects in goods under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Jatin Jakhar
Abstract:
"Unfair trade practice" means a trade practice which, for the purpose of promoting the
sale, use or supply of any goods or for the provision of any service, adopts any unfair method
or unfair or deceptive practice.
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1921-1928
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Paper in Hindi
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1929-1932
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WOMEN'S POLITICAL REPRESENTATION IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
IN ERSTWHILE STATE OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Nishat Khan, Dr.Mukesh kumar Yadav
Abstract:
Women constitute half of the world's population; no country can afford to overlook the
skills, abilities, and experiences of half of its citizens.
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1933-1935
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Male Superiority Projection in Shakespearean Tragedies
Dr Ratandeep
Abstract:
Far from the centuries women are supposed to be inferior to men from 16th to 21st
century women are not able to seclude them from that doormat strength still the glass is half
full women’s are in same status as they were in beginning of the eras.
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1936-1938
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Contribution of the Patiala State to the First World War
Sandeep Kaur
Abstract:
Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala state had not only provided his Imperial Service
Troops to the British Government in the First World War
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1939-1955
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Spatial Distributions of Tribes in India: An analysis of Sanskritization and Modernization in Post-modern discourse
Prof. Chinta Ganesh
Abstract:
The dictionary definition of Tribe asserts it as a group of people who have the same language, customs and culture that have a leader
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1967-1978
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The Visionary Ideas of Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay: An Analysis of Concept of
‘Akhand Bharat’
Dr. Dinesh Kumar Sharma
Abstract:
Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay was not only a visionary personality but also a staunch national with
his own firm views on socio-economic-political aspects.
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1979-1984
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“Teachers’ attitudes towards smart classroom in relation to some
demographic factors”
Sangeeta Rani
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1985-1995
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An overview of approaches to teaching English to Business Persons
Rajinder Singh Ahluwalia
Abstract:
Pedagogical approaches used in the Business English textbooks were initially, a reflection of the EFL
teaching approaches adapted for business English teaching (Ellis & Johnson, 1994).
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1996-2005
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CACHAR IN THE BRITISH POLITICS TOWARDS MANIPUR AND
BURMA (1823-1834)
Yumkhaibam Shyam Singhi
Abstract:
In the second half of the eighteenth century, Ava/Burma became very powerful
and it repeatedly threatened the North Eastern Frontier of the English East India Company.
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2006-2018
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Effect of Mental Health on Adjustment of School Students: A Qualitative
Investigation
Dr. Sudesh Malik
Abstract:
A potentially significant but understudied aspect in understanding the development of human
capital throughout college is mental health issues.
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2019-2028
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Religious Concepts of Death
Prof. Mrinal Kanti Sarkar, Prof. Sangita Dey Sarkar
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2029-2036
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Paper in HIndi
Dr. Pawan Kumar Jangar
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2029-2042
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Morphometric Analysis of Drainage using Remote Sensing and GIS: A case study of Hamirpur District.
Neha Gupta1, M. M. Singh and Anil Kumar Gupta
Abstract:
Remote sensing and GIS technique are very significant tools for analyzing morphometric
characteristics of watersheds related to drainage.
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2043-2055
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Research Studies on Effect of Cooperative Learning on Academic
Achievement
Seema Fulera
Abstract:
cooperative learning is an approach to group work from pre-school through to
tertiary level and across different subject domains cooperative learning is widely recognized
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2054-2061
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Social Inclusion of SC/ST and Women Under-MNREGA:A Cost Benefit Analysis
ConcerningMagadh Commissionary of Bihar
Pramod Kumar Choudhary
Abstract:
In this paper our aim is to discuss the ways and means for the social inclusion of
SC/ST women’s by virtue of the government scheme, called MNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi
National Rural Employment Guarantee Act) 2005 under Magadh Commissionary of Bihar.
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2062-2067
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वैदिक साहित्य में विहित पर्यावरण संरक्षण की परिकल्पना वर्तमान संदर्भ में
डॉ. सुमेर सिंह बैरवा
Abstract:
पर्यावरण शब्द परि तथा आ उपसर्गपूर्वक 'वृ' धातु से ल्युट लगने से व्युत्पन हुआ है। जिसका अर्थ है 'चारों ओर का आवरण या आच्छादन' तो इस प्रकार हम कह सकते हैं कि वह वस्तु जो हमें चारों ओर से घेरती है हम पर सीधा प्रभाव डालती है, पर्यावरण कहलाती है।
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2068-2077
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Decriminalization of Homosexuality in India: A Step Towards Upholding Constitutional Morality Vis-à-vis Social Morality
Dr. Samiksha Godara and Mr. Rakesh Meena
Abstract:
For centuries, the archaic law which criminalised an individual merely because of sexual orientation inflicted catastrophe and distress and it has been exploited, compelling the LGBTQ community to live in dark, isolationand as lessor citizens
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2078-2087
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वैदिक साहित्य में विहित पर्यावरण संरक्षण की परिकल्पना वर्तमान संदर्भ में
डॉ. सुमेर सिंह बैरवा
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2068-2077
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PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTION & RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Dinesha N A
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2088-2095
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Shyam Singh
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2096-2111
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Paper in Hindi
Sajjan Singh Rathore
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2112-2122
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND CONTRIBUTION OF ARJUNA AWARDEE MANPREET SINGH-ACASE STUDY
Jully Ojha
Abstract:
The purpose of the study was to ascertain the achievements and awards of Arjuna awardee
Manpreet Singh and his contribution towards the promotion of hockey as a player and
captain.
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2123-2129
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Subsidiarity in District Administration
Dr Gyan Chand Bharti
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2130-2143
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अमीर खुसरो भावनात्मक एकता के अग्रदूत
डॉ. सविता टाक
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2144-2148
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नासिरा शर्मा के साहित्य में दो भिन्न संस्कृतियों में वर्ग चेतनन संस्कृतियों
डॉ पूरणमल वर्मा
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2149-2157
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समकालीन हिन्दी कहानी का बदलता परिदृश्य
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2158-2164
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डॉ. वेद प्रकाश यादव
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2165-2172
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डॉ. वेद प्रकाश यादव
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2165-2172
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