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Prioritizing Turnover Decision factors using the DEMATEL method.
Hamed Izadi and Naser Hamidi
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A number of trends (e.g., globalization, increase in knowledge work, accelerating rate of technological advancement) make it vital that firms acquire and retain human capital.
This paper identifies and analyzes factors of voluntary turnover decision. Hence, based on a comprehensive review of the literature, the influencing factors are identified.
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1-18
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The effects of task complexity on EFL learners' production: focusing on accuracy.
Sara Ghanbarzadeh And Javad Gholami
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Based on Robinsons' (2001) cognition hypothesis and Skehans' (1998) limited attentional capacity model, this study was conducted to examine the effects of task complexity on the accuracy of 25 Iranian EFL learners' essays. Task complexity was manipulated using three variables: (1) +/- few elements; (2) +/- reasoning demand; (3) +/- here-and-now. Accordingly, 25 participants were assigned to three descriptive tasks in two forms (simple vs. complex).
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19-30
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Effective Process Planing On Lipopo Construction Project As Case Study.
S. Binil Sundar
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In this ever changing world, nothing is permanent. New discoveries and technologies are making its way out every day and in every possible form. These changes make life easier and complicated at the same time. Therefore, it is important to have an open mind and to experiment around.
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31-70
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Electronic Media And Students' Reading Competence In Nigeria.
Wisdom I. Jude and Maria E. Afangideh
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The study examined influence of electronic media resource on students' reading competence at the senior secondary school level, with the aim of ascertaining their readiness for higher education, in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria . The study adopted an ex-post facto research design and used a sample size of 1,090 students. The researchers developed two sets of instruments called Electronic Media Resource Questionnaire (EMRQ) and Reading Competence Test (RCT) for the study.
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71-88
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A Comparative Study of Self Confidence of Single Child and Child with Sibling.
Dr. Manisha Goel and Preeti Aggarwal
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Self Confidence is one of the personality trait which is a composite of a person's thoughts and feelings, strivings and hopes, fears and fantasies, his view of what he is , what he has been, what he might become, and his attitudes pertaining to his worth. Self Confidence is a positive attitude of oneself towards one's self-concept. It is an attribute of perceived self. Self Confidence refers to a person's perceived ability to tackle situations successfully without leaning on others and to have a positive self-evaluation.
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89-98
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Women Empowerment Through Self Help Groups: Analysis Of Comparative Experiences In Maharashtra And Tamil Nadu.
Sr. Stella Mary and A.M Swaminathan
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Empowerment has a wider connotation dealing with economic social and political aspects. In a country with a high rate of population below the poverty level, economic empowerment takes a top priority in any poverty up-liftment programmes. The self help group scheme to help the rural women, for more than a decade, has played a major role in uplifting women throughout the nation.
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99-107
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Determinants of Saving Behaviour in Rural and Tribal Households (An Empirical analysis of Visakhapatnam District).
Dr.Surya Prakasa Rao Gedela
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The present study aims at investigating the determinants of the saving behavior of the tribal and rural households in the district of Visakhapatnam. The data of 120 sample households has been collected from both tribal and rural households by using interview schedule. This study has been used the Multiple Regression Model and Logistic Regression Model for finding out the determinants of saving behavior of households situated in tribal and rural areas.
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108-128
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Bengali immigrants and renovation of the administrative structure of Princely state Tripura: An Analytical study.
Nilanjan De
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Movements of immigrants were not a new phenomenon for the state Tripura. Tripura began to witness the flow of immigrants' right from the last quarter of the 19th century and before her amalgamation, she witnessed a large number of immigrants especially from Colonial Bengal. The close affinity between the Colonial Bengal and Hill Tipperah caused the movements of the people from one place to another.
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129-138
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Health Problems of Aged People.
J. Balamurugan and Dr. G. Ramathirtham
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Aging brings about a number of physiological changes. It not only affects a person's looks, but also becomes a cause of physical deterioration. This study was undertaken to understand the health status of elderly people and to gather some information about their perceived health needs using the information and over of Puducherry district. The present study is descriptive in nature.
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139-150
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Impact of Agro forestry on Household Food Security in Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State.
Ayanwuyi, E Alamu, L. O. and Olatilewa M .O.
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This paper investigated the impact of agroforestry on household food security. Data were collected by using structured interview schedule administered on 80 farmers that were randomly selected from 10 villages in the study area. Descriptive and inferential statistics such as frequency counts, percentages, tables and mean were used for the analysis and chi-square (X2) was used to test the stated hypothesis.
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151-166
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An Empirical Study on External and Internal Employer Branding.
Ms. Nehali Lalwani and Ms. Alpa Parmar
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Over the years, we've spent a ton of time talking about employment branding. In its various aspects, employment branding is a key part of the equation for long term recruiting and talent management. This research reveals about the importance of Internal Branding and External Branding. Internal Branding is concerned with the current and potential employees' information about the employment experience and what is expected of them.
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167-179
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Urbanization And Urbanism: In The Context Of Environment And Culture Of India.
Samhita Chaudhuri
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Urbanization is a process while urbanism is the attitudes of people. India is moving towards more and more urbanization but is it moving towards more and more urbanism? India, with a rich cultural heritage and unique resource potentiality, is passing through a transition phase where the ultimate goal is to achieve urbanism, i.e., a particular way of life. Demographic changes leading to the increase in number of million cities is responsible for significant changes in socio-cultural setup of the country.
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180-194
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Energy Management In Selected Commercial And Non Commercial Food Service Operations.
Thilagamani.S and Pilla Ruchita
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Energy Management is the practice of controlling procedures, operations and equipment that contribute to the energy use, comprising electricity, gas, water and other natural resources. Educating the management and the employees of the food service operations about the energy crisis, the methods of energy conservation, adoption of energy efficient equipments, waste to energy and energy from waste techniques for the development of pollution free environment will enhance the energy management practices.
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195-205
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Perspectives of Rural Development in India.
Dr. K. Rajendran
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India, one of the world's oldest civilizations with rich cultural heritage, is the worlds largest democratic country having vast natural resources coupled with talented human resources and it is the seventh largest country of the world, with respect to population it is the largest country next only to China and recently it became the sixth country to conquer space for the development of the country. Some of the states in India are bigger than many of the countries and the difference in culture, civilization between states is wider than the variation between India's neighboring countries.
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206-221
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The position of the C.E.O. in the cycle of the entrenchment.
Kammoun Chafik and Boujelbene Younes
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The objective of this paper is to study the position of the C.E.O. in the cycle of the entrenchment, taking note of the effectiveness of the mechanisms of control internal and external leaders, we set out in this framework, if the Board of Directors uses its power to review the performance as an indicator of the wealth of shareholders, leaders can be maintained or revoked.
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222-235
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PRODUCTION FUNCTION (An Empirical Study on Determinants of Output in Agriculture).
Dr. Thirumagal J Pillai
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The main thrust of this paper is to examine the production conditions in Indian agriculture. It is expected economic reforms in 1990s for the agrarian sector must have motivated the farmers for a better performance in crop production . The neo-classical analysis of market behavior cannot be directly applied to study agricultural production. Existence of market imperfections is the important characteristic of the agricultural sector and farmers very often have to plan and carry out their production decision in peculiar complicated conditions.
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236-245
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Role Play: Dissolution of Discomfiture for Conspicuous Communicative Approach.
Dr. A. RAMESH BABU
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Communication is the process by which we exchange meanings, opinions, ideas or emotions with others. Role playing is a great way to improve student's communication skills. Role-play is extensively used in an English communication lab for learning English. Students' previous experiences of role-play may influence the way in which they engage in this method. Playing a role can become ineffective if people are unclear about what they are supposed to do.
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246-255
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The Relationship between Domestic Investment and Economic Growth in Nigeria.
Abdulmumini Baba Alfa and Tukur Garba
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This study aims at investigating the relationship between domestic investment and economic growth in Nigeria using secondary time series data set sourced from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Statistical Bulletin for the year 2010. The data set has been analysed using STATA Version 9.1. This data set covers the period of 30 years, 1981 to 2010. Non probability sampling method in the form of availability sampling technique has been used in selecting the number of years that constitutes the sample size of this study.
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256-279
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Depression, Anxiety and Stress; A Comparative study between Grandparents and grandchildren.
Vijaya U. Patil and Rukmini S.
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The present study is aimed at exploring the depression anxiety & stress among Grandparents & Grandchildren. Sample of the study consisted 30 Grandparents & 30 Grandchildren of that respective grandparent. Age ranged between 18 to 20 years in grandchildren & 60 to 74 in grandparents. Grandchildren are students of Govt Home science College, Hassan, karnataka studying in B.A & B.Sc. & Grandparents belong to Hassan District.
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280-293
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Customer satisfaction of SHGs with the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies(PACS): Evidences from the field.
Dr.K.Rajendran
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This paper analyses and discus about the customer satisfaction of the members of SHGs who obtained microfinance from the Cooperative banks, since India is the homeland of the SHG Bank linkage programme model of microfinance. The study concludes that the Cooperative banks treat the SHG members as customers and all the respondents informed that they were treated as good customers.
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294-304
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A Historical Study Of The Art And Architecture In Barak Valley.
Dr. Sahabuddin Ahmed
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The archaeological remains found in Barak Valley are relic of an art movement. Barak Valley, culturally distinct from the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam has a number of places yielding remains of architecture and sculpture. Barak valley in her architectural movement kept conformity with the rest of India. But in later years, there developed a local architecture. The visual art of the Barak valley in no way are connected with the artistic development in Brahmaputra valley and the Gupta idioms though missed the Barak Valley are found in the Brahmaputra Valley.
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305-311
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A Study On Assessment Of Environmental Awareness Among Teacher Trainees In Teacher Training Institutes.
J. Arunkumar
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The present study is focused on the assessment on environmental awareness among teacher trainees in teacher training institutes in Tiruchirapalli district; tamilnadu.The investigator used normative survey method for the study. The sample consists of 300 teacher trainees from seven teacher training institutes in Tiruchirapalli district. Simple random sampling technique has been used for the selection of sample.
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312-321
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Role of PIL in the Development and Implementation of Environment Laws in India.
Dr. Mukesh Garg
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Protection of environment in India is a big issue. Apex Court is very much sentient about the degradation of the environment. It is the basic human right of every one to live in a healthy environment. It is protected under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It is also the basic duty of the State to protect the environment from degradation and to provide the healthy environment to its subjects.
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322-337
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Competitive Balance and Demand for Football: A Comparative Study of Iran's Pro League and four Europe's Big League.
Mohsen Mehrara and Yavar Dashtbani
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Competitive balance is what turns football industry into an attractive event and in lack of this charming factor, the competitions will be boring and consequently their economical aspect will be disappeared and getting football out of industries will be likely. Therefore competitive powers of teams should be narrow and show appropriate balance. Then such competitions benefit from ambiguous final outcomes, and this ambiguity in outcome will be the main factor of the competitions' attractiveness that is the main factor of overflowing income resources like sponsors, spectators, etc.
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338-349
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Impression Management Works In Career Success! : Myth Or Reality?
Aneesya Sharma and Avnish Sharma
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"Vasthrena Vacha Vapusha" (Sanskrit Saying) means a person is judged by his Dreams, Talk and Appearance.
The above sentence itself reflects that impression management has its seed in our ancient scriptures. It is commonly observed that individuals in organizations use impression management tactics to control the perception of others about themselves in order to sustain and positively manipulate the image projected.
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350-368
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Role of Market Sentiment, Economic Condition and Accounting Indicators on Initial Public Offerings (IPO): A Hierarchical Analysis.
Sheela Devi D. Sundarasen and Mike Siew Wei Leong
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The IPO market plays an important role in an economy, enabling companies to raise capital through the issuance and sales of shares. Extensive research on IPOs initial return (under/over pricing) has been undertaken all over the world, and it has been widely documented that underpricing exist at different levels and is said to be a compensation for post-IPO uncertainty. This study looks in depth into the initial returns of IPOs over the period 2001 - 2010.
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369-390
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Impact of Mid-day Meal Programme on Academic Performance of Students: Evidence from few Upper Primary Schools of Burdwan District in West Bengal.
P.K. Paul and N. K. Mondal
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This paper attempts to analyze the nature and impact of mid-day meal programme on academic achievement of students in some selected upper primary level schools of Burdwan district in West Bengal. The study covers three hundred students (N = 300) both in urban and rural areas encompassing 'Below Poverty Line' (BPL) and 'Above Poverty Line' (APL).The results of Chi-square-test revealed that mid-day meal program has had a significant positive impact in academic achievement of students.
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391-406
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Cement Dust Exposure On Human Health.
Dr. K. Shobha and Vennila Gopal
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India is facing a serious double burden of disease. Most of the old infectious diseases like malaria, filariasis and kala-azar have not yet disappeared; indeed they are bouncing back. At the same time, other chronic non-communicable diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and respiratory disorders are becoming more dominant. It is becoming clear that the pattern of economic growth that we are adopting is becoming increasingly associated with environmental pollution.
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407-411
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Recent Trends in Indian Politics: An Introspection
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Dr. Rajbir Singh Dalal
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Revolutionary changes have noticed in Indian economy vis avis polity in the last two and half decades. However, some of these changes are progressive and fruitful to the nation and society whereas the others are regressive and suicidal in character. Hung legislatures, coalition politics, unstable and minority governments, weak position of PM and Chief Ministers, decline in public life, rising opportunism, lack of statesmanship, emergence of extra constitutional power centres, downsizing of public sector and rising corporates under the impact of LPG process, parochial outlook and rising insurgency and trend of road justice are the major challenges and issues of the day.
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412-423
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Government Schemes For The Development Of Entrepreneurship In India
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T.ELANCHEZHIAN
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An industry is the place where the production of goods are completed. Industry development and running requires capital investment, manpower, technical skills, managerial skills etc. India is underdevelopment country and to be a part of developed country, it needs to go for the development of both kinds of study.
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424-429
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Historical Approach to the Hindu Heritage Monuments of Nagapattinam
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Dr. V. Raju
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The district of Nagapattinam is one of the constituents of the Cholamandalam acclaimed as the most prominent among the ancient Tamil Kingdoms. Its salient features more than anything else have contributed to the glory of the Cholamandalam.
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430-438
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PERCEPTIONS ON EMPLOYER BRANDING : AN INSIGHT INTO GENERATION ‘Y’
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Dr. OM PRAKASH GUSAI
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The essence of employer branding is to attract talented individuals and ensure both they and existing employees identify with the organization and its brand and mission to produce desired outcomes for organizations.
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439-448
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Abdul-Rahman al-Sharqawi: A biographer and playwright
Mr. Mohd. AzamAbstract:
Arabic literary tradition is the richest one in all over the world so,I tried my best totake out some basic facts about pre-Islamic Odes of Arabic literature to put in front of thereaders in brief Download full Length Paper...... | 449-455 |
ECONOMICFRAMEWORK OF DARJEELING DISTRICT
SATYENDRA KUMAR SINGH
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Under the economic framework of the district are included nature of economy, agricultural
economy, crops and their distribution, non- agricultural economy, i.e. industries, tourism and
plantation economy. Since the study area encompasses a large part of lower Himalayan
region and a small share of plains of Tarai region,the economic base of the area largely
differs from that of the other plains of the country
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456-462
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Paper in Other Language
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463-472
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Women and Political Participation
Dr.Sunita kumari
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The term Political Participation has a very wide meaning.It is not only related Right to Vote
'but simultaneously relates to participation in decision making process , Political
activitism,political consciousness etc.Political avtivism and voting are the strongest areas of
women's Political Participation.Women have held the posts of President and Prime Minister
in India as well as Chief Minister of various States.After Independence from Britain ,the
Indian Constitution in 1950 officially granted women and men suffrage .Madras was the first
grant women's suffrage in 1921 ,but only those men and women who owned land property
according to British administration 's records.
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473-478
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Political Ideas of Kabir
Dr. Shivani Singh
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Kabir, a popular saint poet belonged to of the era of Bhakti movement which became popular
in north India during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. He identified himself with the
poor, their condition is reflected through his dohas/couplets. Researches on literary, cultural
and historical aspects of Kabir have been conducted by scholars on religion, literature,
philosophers, and historians.
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479-485
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ETHNO-POLITICAL MOBILISATION OF GORKHAS IN ASSAM
Dr.Manoj Kumar Sharma
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Appropriate portrayal of majority and minority communities, the actual substance of human
civilization, equity and the quintessence of vote based system don't lie just in ensuring the
interests of majority gatherings
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486-494
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Shivpujan Yadav
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495-501
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An Analysis of Role of National Commission for Women Working in the field of Women Rights and Freedom
Dr. Chikkachannaiah
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502-507
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ECONOMIC ISSUES IN DEMOCRATIC INDIA
DR. S. Shyamala Devi
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508-511
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Women Empowerment: Efforts made by Dr. B.R Ambedkar toward Upliftment of Women
Dr. Manorama Gupta
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512-518
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John Rawls’ Theory of Justice
Dr. R.S. Bhakuni
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519-524
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Fateh Bahadur Singh Yadav
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525-530
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इ-लर्निंग के बढ़ते महत्त्व का अध्यन
डॉ सरोज यादव
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531-540
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शीत युद्ध के बाद आंतरिक सामरिक संबंध में सहयोग के लिए नया दृष्टिकोण
डॉ पप्पू राम कोली
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541-549
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INDIA'S TRADITIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Anita Bhatt
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550-560
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The Attractions of Nandi Hills - An Overview
Shafi Ahmed
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Karnataka is known for Hill Stations, Peak Mountains, flora and fauna etc. Nandi Hills is famous
for Hill Station. The hill is also a popular tourist spot.
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561-566
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MORAL LEADERSHIP&ITS IMPACT ON PERFORMANCE AND REPUTATION
Manisha Anand Patil
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567-573
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