Muslim women are portrayed in the mass media as voiceless, submissive, passive and oppressed victims instead of the powerful and creative leaders that they are. The media has become fixated with the way Muslim women look what they are or not wearing instead of who they are and what they are doing.

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Science is perceived generally as being of utmost significance globally both for financial prosperity of countries and on account of the requirement for deductively proficient community. The information of science and innovation is accordingly a prerequisite in all nations and all individuals. Science as an instrument of improvement assumes a prevailing part in achieving progressions by progressing innovative advancement, advancing national riches, enhancing wellbeing and industrialization.

The present study was explored to find out test anxiety and self-concept of higher secondary students. The study correlates in respect of test anxiety and self-concept. Survey method conducted on a random sample of 300 higher secondary students in Cuddalore District. Data was analyzed by t-test and r-value. Results found that there is no significant difference in test anxiety of higher secondary students with respect to gender and type of management. Finding also indicated that test anxiety and self-concept are not significantly correlated.

This research paper is an attempt to find out the best predictor of Emotional Competence of teachers. The work place is changing and changing fast. In the present scenario, not only our professional expertise but also personal qualities like self-esteem, self-efficacy, social and emotional competence determine the success in our career. Whatever the career, understanding how to cultivate these capabilities is essential for success. Structural fixes or technological advances are no longer the complete picture for success takes more than intellectual excellence or technical powers. Competencies like managing ones emotions, handling encounters well, teamwork and leadership, count more than ever. Team building, adaptability to change and new challenges all demand new talents and competencies, as well as internal qualities, like initiative, optimism and adaptability. The teaching profession needs requirements like listening and oral communication; adaptability and creativity in responses; confidence and motivation, co-operation, teamwork and inter personal skills; and leadership potential and skills at negotiation. Academic competence is naturally required, but constitutes only a relatively small part of the picture. Emotional Competence is a set of learned capabilities based on emotional intelligence that contributes to effective performance at work, outstanding leadership and deeply satisfying relationships in life. In this study data was collected from 300 teachers using Emotional Competence Inventory for Teachers. Data was analysed by multiple regression analysis. Result revealed that the best predictor of emotional competence of teachers is relationship management.

The purpose of the study was to find out the profile of the athletes of selected woredas of Tigray region of Ethiopia for setting up the club and to train them for different competition levels at the professional outset. The born talented athletes would build the national growth in development of Athletics in different capacities. Thus, the Adigrat University sport scouts selected various venues such as Wukro Town, Saesietsaeda, Atsby, Adigrat and Ganta, Bizet, Gulomkada, Hawzen. The following physical and physiological parameters were mainly focused for the study namely height, speed andcardio vascular endurance. To achieve the purpose of the study thirty five athletes (35 boys) in the age group of 14 to 22 years were selected as subjects. The following testing procedures were followed such as speed was measured by 50 meters dash in seconds, cardio vascular endurance was measured by Copper’s 12 min run test in meters and the stadiometer was used to measure the height of athletes. The final phases of event specific tests were conducted at Adigrat stadium for those had done their best in the different venues of selection. The performances of athletes were compared with the standard norms for selection of different events.

The aim of this study was to find out the influence of yoga and pranayama on agility and coordination of women volleyball players. 60 women volleyball players from Sri Krishnadevaraya University affiliated colleges in Ananthapuramu in Andhra Pradesh in the age group of 18 to 21 years were divided into three groups namely Yogasana Group, Pranayamas Group and control group on random basis. Pre test was conducted on all the three groups to determine their anaerobic power and after 12 weeks training on yogic practices and pranayama post test scores were obtained. To test statistical significance ANCOVA was employed. The results of the study proved that agility and coordination of women volleyball players were significantly altered by 12 weeks yogasana and pranayama which may be due to conversion of some of the Fast Twitch (F.T.) muscle fibres into Slow Twitch fibres (S.T.) during yogic training and pranayama training. The results further proved that there was significant difference between yogasana group and pranayama group on agility and yogic practices group was significantly better than pranayama in improving agility. There was no significant difference between experimental group on coordination. It was concluded that yogasanas or pranayama can be practiced to improve agility and coordination of women volleyball players.

Clothing is one of the basic necessities of human existence and as a requirement it has changed its significance with time. Its role from protection to pride has seen the evolution from different perspectives. The credit goes to the exceptional skills of weavers, who are the life blood of textile industry. The Indian textile industry is diverse and occupies a prominent position in the Indian economy. It ranges from capital intensive to hand woven sector. The Powerloom has recent origin and is seen as a by product of Mills sector. As every industry has its ups and downs, Powerloom industry is no exception to this and has its share of problems in the form of Infrastructure issues, Technology, Raw material, Organisational issues, Government assistance and Marketing problems. The weavers has to bear the brunt of industrial problems by way of lack of work, low wages, improper working conditions and harassment which made their life a havoc by increasing indebtedness, financial crisis and domestic issues. Rajanna Sircilla Powerloom industry of Telangana is selected for the study as the industry witnessed the crisis following erratic and unsystematic policies of Government. A sample of 500 weavers is selected for the study and their Socio-economic conditions is being analysed by using statistical tools of ANOVA and Independent sample t-test. The study concludes on four aspects i.e. to develop the Socio-economic conditions of weavers, to manage financial crisis, to implement rehabilitation measures and to develop the industry for removing the traces of crisis and for rehabilitating the weavers.

In India, most of the people live in villages and yet it is deprived of various opportunities that the cities enjoy. Rabindranath was one of the pioneers to thought of reconstructing the villages in such a way that they not only get the opportunity of education , medical treatment and other facilities but above all can themselves think of their betterment in life and it is not imposed to them from above. Rabindranath had found through practical experiences that the villagers are afraid of seeking justice for their own selves so he tried to cater self respect among them, which he think would be the main weapon of the villagers which he thought would help the villagers in reconstructing their life. In my article I have tried to show the early thoughts of Rabindranath regarding the reconstruction of villages in Silaidaha and Patisar which came under his Zamindari.

India is bigger market for mobile users and life without mobile phone cannot be imagined now days and now being a trend of using more than one mobile phone and more than one service provider. Various network services are available in the world. Especially, the study is focused on Reliance JIO network which has been incorporated in 2007. It is a major LTE mobile network operator in India. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries headquartered in Mumbai which provides wireless 4G LTE service network (without 2G/3G based services) and is the only 100% VoLTE (Voice over LTE) operator in the country.

The Indian mutual fund industry show the sufficient growth in all aspects e.g. in numbers of schemes, number of fund houses, value of asset under management etc. It provides an opportunity to those investors who want to invest in market but due to lack of time, skill and knowledge, they are unable to do. Mutual funds attract the saving of investors, here investors select schemes as per their objectives but the problem with the investors is that which schemes should be selected and which types of parameters are use while selecting mutual fund schemes. The present study will try to look the answer of this question. This paper evaluates the performance of different mutual fund schemes offer by different fund house by using measurement ratio (Sharpe ratio, Treynor ratio) and statistical tools (alpha, beta, correlation, Rsquare, annual standard deviation). The objectives of this paperto gauge the appropriate usage of measure like alpha annualized standard deviation, beta, r-square, Sharpe ratio, Treynor ratio in order to identify the best scheme for investment.

The Payment Banks (PBS), which offerselectronic remittances, financial advisory, online banking and more,offerimmediate value to unbanked consumers.They are designed to improve social Culture,through Digital and Financial Inclusion. Payment Bank(PBS) will lead the Social advancement in terms of living standardwhen society uses the skill fullest,that society will prosper,it makes society upward movement.The Demonetizationand Digitation are given scope for innovating techniques of banking payment system. The concept of payments banks was first proposed by a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) committee onComprehensive Financial Services for Small Businesses and LowIncome Households. led by board member Nachiket Mor. Payment Banks (PBS) will help in promoting financial inclusion, or the process of spreading banking services is critical in India, where more than half of the adult population still do not have access to banking services. Through the Payment Banks (PBS)promoting 5 A’s of FinancialInclusion in cashless payment: Availability,Accessibility,Acceptability, Affordability, and Awareness. The Jan Dhan Aadhaar Mobile (JAM),Swiping ePoS and MicroATMswill help people to get digital transaction Awareness.

The most desirable object in this world is obviously the pleasure. There may be different views regarding the origin, nature and class of pleasure, but nobody can deny the pleasure. Pleasure is one of the basic things of our life, without this, human development is impossible. Man can get pleasure in anytime, anywhere, any form and from any object. There are levels of pleasure in our society. As a social and rational being, we should not approve all kinds of pleasure. The definition of pleasure may be differing from person to person and community to community, but the real pleasure should be the one which brings pleasure not only for oneself but for all. And to attaining the pleasure, knowledge is required, avoiding the knowledge one cannot think about pleasure. Pleasure will automatically come out if one lives a life with honor, justice and wisdom. Justice resides there, where honor or respect is present and without wisdom justice is impossible. So we can say that to attain the pleasure and to staying in the warm of pleasure, wisdom is needed.

It is observed that a more significant percentage of human beings need to develop their mind to their fullest capability to realize its true benefits being a human being. The human nature at the beginning of its young mind is considered innocent and ignorant of what merits and demerits that could be obtained living in this mortal realm. Without the real basis of measurement to assess the merits and demerits, they tend to interpret and evaluate the value of things based on sensual pleasure. Therefore things of sensual pleasures are regarded as being of high importance. In other words, it could be said that our human civilization at the beginning of our history would attest to this fact. We find human being was unable to find the true peace and happiness in this mortal realm until the emergence of the teaching Buddha in 550 BC. That was the beginning of this Buddha Sasana when the Lord Buddha discovered the correct pathway to liberation. It was then that, human being began to understand the good and bad actions.

Sector-specific funds are volatile as their investments are very narrow and concentrated. Since the investment is focused mainly on one sector, the risk is definitely higher. Therefore, sector-specific funds generally attract risk-takers who are aggressive. These funds are for savvy and seasoned investors who are familiar with equities and understand the unique investment proposition offered by such funds. ‘Direct Plan’ has a lower expense ratio than the ‘Regular Plan’ because of the non-involvement of the intermediaries. As a result, the returns from the ‘Direct Plan’ are on the higher side than that of the ‘Regular Plan’ due to the absence of the intermediary commission. But investment in the ‘Direct Plan’ requires substantial skill and knowledge.

The Indian Banking Industry is full of competition due to liberalization and its performance is the vital indicator of economic performance of the country. Employee productivity is an important criterion to measure the performance of banks. So the present paper intends to analyze employee productivity of sixteen private sector banks during the second reform phase. The parameters used to depict employee productivity are net profit per employee, spread per employee, interest income per employee, total expenditure per employee and deposits per employee. The tools used to measure employee productivity include Herfindahl’s Index of Concentration and Exponential Growth Rate (EGR). The result depicts that Federal bank occupies the first rank in terms of net profit per employee and spread per employee because the Exponential Growth Rate of Federal Bank is highest among all the private sector banks with respect to these two variables. Among all the banks only IndusInd bank is showing negative exponential growth rate in respect to spread per employee variable. In regard to exponential growth rate of interest income per employee and deposit per employee, South Indian Bank is at first rank. Furthermore with respect to total expenditure per employee Nainital Bank is at top position and IndusInd Bank occupies last rank i.e., it is at better position than other banks.

Irrigation researchers are applying various strategies to fulfil the irrigation requirements. One of the strategies is operating Drip Irrigation System(DIS). Main aim of this system is utilising minimal level water resources and to meet the agricultural requirements. This study explains about impact of DIS Virudhunagar district in Tamilnadu.The objective of the study explains about effects of DIS in Virudhunagar district.This study is based on primary data. Purposive Sampling Technique is selected for sample survey. In this district, there are two blocks are taken (Tiruchuli and Kariapatti). 50 samples are selected in each block.From the findings it may be concluded that majority of the respondents are, school level completed respondents. They are medium level of income earners, land holdings and have fully implemented DIS for their lands. Income and land size is main criteria to implement this system. After implementation of this scheme, they are acknowledged that production and productivity is improved and water consumption level is drastically decreased.

This research article focuses its attention on the professional effectiveness of teacher educators working in the Colleges of Education in Delta Districts of Tamilnadu. The investigator adopted survey method for collecting the data. The investigator prepared and validated a scale to measure professional effectiveness of teacher educators. All the teacher educators working in the Colleges of Education in Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Pudukottai and Nagapattinam districts formed the population of the study. From the population, the investigator has chosen 774 teacher educators using simple random sampling technique. For analyzing the data, the investigator used Mean, SD, ‘t’ Test and ‘F’ test. The findings showed that. the professional effectiveness of teacher educators is found to be moderate. The teacher educators irrespective of their gender, age and qualification do not differ significantly in their professional effectiveness. The married teacher educators have better professional effectiveness. The teacher educators handling arts subject have better professional effectiveness. The teacher educators with different years of teaching experience differed significantly in their professional effectiveness in total and in the dimensions - content competency and classroom management.

The present study focused on the influence of sports participation on the self confidence among the school students of kalaburagi district, the researcher wanted to reveal the influence of sports participation on the self confidence of school student in this study the researcher tried to find out the importance of sports and games in the school arena for the development of students personality. The major objectives of the study- to measure the self confidence among the school students, to find out the positive effect of sports participation on the self confidence of sample group. The hypothesis of the study – there would be significance effect of sports participation on the self confidence of students. There would be positive effect of sports and games participation to boost self confidence level among the school students. The sample was consisted thirty sports participated and thirty non sports participated students of the sharnabasaveshwar public school kalaburagi, karanataka, ninth standard boys were randomly selected for the study and made two groups sports participated group and non sports participated group. Research tool used - The self confidence questionnaire is developed by M. Basavanna (1971). This questionnaire consists of 100 items. The items are scored according to scoring key. Accordingly the one who scores high is said to have lower self confidence and vice-versa. The add-even split half reliability was calculated and reliability co-efficient as corrected by the Spearmen Brown properly formula was found to be 0.94. The data was collected by the both respondents and analysis through the statistical tests like mean, SD, t tests to prove the research hypothesis of the study

Mobile phone markets are one of the complete market atmospheres nowadays due to increased competition and change. This market study deals with Customers sacrifice and willingness to purchase criteria in mobile phone markets by studying factors that influence customer perceived value and purchase intention to acquire new mobile phones on one hand and factors that influence mobile phones on other hand. In this competitive environment, to make my study on perception towards purchasing the service provider’s new connection card, to analyze on customer preferences in major categories of this connection and also evaluating satisfaction level of customers towards their services. The study encompassed a sample of 50 respondents. The sample was collected according to the convenience of the researcher. A descriptive study was adopted as it was found appropriate for the study. The Questionnaire method was used for collecting the data. The tools used for analyzing the data were one-way ANOVA ‘f’ test. From the analysis and results, it was founded that most of the people aware Airtel pre-paid by Poster advertisement and also they have intention to go for Airtel pre-paid in future. They have good image towards Airtel for their services and networks. It is found that consumer prefers network is the first priority, the reason for choosing lifetime card is lifelong validity period and to receive calls throughout their life.

India is one of the big economies in the world in terms of purchasing power but Indias ailing infrastructure scenario and defunct logistics facilities made it difficult to achieve an elite status as a manufacturing hub. The foreign investment in retail which was once a prohibited sector, now became the FDI in retail has now gained momentum in both single brand retail and multi brand retail but due to bureaucratic approach of former governments, lack of robust transport networks, and widespread corruption made it difficult for manufacturers to achieve timely and adequate production and the foreign direct investment and politically sensitive multi brand retail had been facing a lot of trouble. , yet policies were to be changed and should allowed in a phased manner

In the present paper the values of the critical radius (r*) and the Gibb’s free energy of formation for a critical nucleus (?G*)as a function of no. of molecules of H2SO4 (nB)and weight percentage (X) of H2SO4 at different temperature for no .of molecules of water (nA=900) is calculated from the result we concluded that in nucleation process of H2SO4 .nH2O the cluster depends on the relative values of nA and nB. The molar volume of solution depends on the vcalue of molar fraction (X)of sulphuric acid. At a given constant value of nA as weight percent age (X) increases the critical radius (r* ),Gibb’s free energy of formation of critical nucleus and the values of nB will increased.

The participation in modern sports is influenced by various physical and psychological factors during training Besides, good physique and physical fitness of the athletes the main emphasis is laid on the development of various types of motor skills involved in the game as well as on teaching of the strategies, techniques and tactics of the sports until recently, the coaches have been paying inadequate attention to the physical and psychological factors which although have been proved to contribute to the performance at events in the higher level competitive sports. Sports are as old as the human society, and it has achieved universal states in the modern times. It now enjoys a popularity, which outstrips any other form of social activity.

The paper deals with haematological changes in Garra gotyla gotyla infected with Trypanosoma. The haematological parameters included Red Blood Corpuscles Count (RBC), White Blood Cells Count (WBC), Haemoglobin (Hb), Differential Leucocyte Count (DLC), Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR), Packed Cell Volume (PCV), Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV), Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin (MCH) and Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin Concentration (MCHC) were studied in the infected and normal fish. In the present study, the mean values of RBC, Hb, PCV, MCH, MCHC, thrombocyte, lymphocyte percentage, eosinophil, percentage of infected fish decreased when compared with the healthy fish but the MCV, WBC, ESR and Neutrophil percentage of the infected fish increased when compared with normal fish.

Online shopping is purchasing of products or services over the Internet. Online Shopping has growth in Popularity over the years, Mainly because people find it Convenient and easy to shop from the comfort of their home or office. One of the most enticing factor about online shopping Particular during a holiday season. It alleviates the need to wait in long lines or search from store to store for a Particular item.

Education is the key – stone of the arch of good life. Events of history has also demonstrated that the tone of life – personality, happiness, mutual helpfulness, social service – is affected as much by education as by the economic factor. The sample of the study, tools used for the collection of data, collections, scoring and the statistical techniques used for the analysis of data.

The future indicates more increasingly advanced formation for cosmetics and skin care products. The trend towards good cosmetics is sure to result in the need for the dermatologist to obtain a better understanding of modern components and assessment techniques. New challenges presented to government regulatory agencies as more chemicals with true biological activity are invented and tested. It maintains conformation and pre-marketing testing must also develop to accurately estimate effectiveness and safety issues with important suggestion for total body health.Exposure to harmful UV radiations can cause rashes of the skin, or even lead to skin cancer therefore it is becoming essential for consumers to use sun care products to protect their skin from damage. Our latest skin care market analysis highlights that the demand for multi functional products is expected to drive the growth of sun care product market in the coming years. For example BB creams act as a moisturizers, serums, a foundation for makeup, and sunblock.

Bank acts as background of modern competitive economy. It overlay ways for growth and development of modern economy. It also has major responsibility towards the efficient functioning of an economy. So, employees in banking sectors has to play major role in competitive environment. They have to face lot of pressure in their day to day activities. Each and every employees may undergo pressure. Occupational Pressure plays vital role in banking sector. Nowadays, everything have become computerised and employees also very much pressurised in completing their work within stipulated time. This study mainly to know about stress level of public sector employees. Nearly 21 public sector banks are in Madurai (Dt).out of which 6 banks have chosen based on large number of transaction. Sample size chosen for this study was 120 respondents. Chi-square test used to test the hypothesis.

The present experimental study was undertaken with the objectives (i) to study the effectiveness of learning XI standard biology through collaborative learning on motivation in science, metacognition & achievement in biology, (ii) to study the relative effectiveness of collaborative learning strategy in biology in terms of (a) level of achievement (b) gender. For the study two groups were constituted from two different colleges. One being the control group who will be taught by traditional or conventional method the other experimental group with collaborative learning strategy which involved the active learning strategies, like think-pair-share, jig saw and fish bowl activity & lecture method. The experiment was conducted for a period of three months at the rate of 90 minutes per day in the evening hours and selected units were covered through collaborative learning strategy. The control group was taught by conventional method during the same time period. The obtained results show that the collaborative learning strategy was more effective than the conventional method in teaching and learning of biology at college level and it has enabled the students to improve in the motivation level to a considerable extent.

The objective of the present study was to find out the effectiveness of need based strategies to overcome learning disability in English at primary level in Karaikudi, Sivagangai District. This study employs quantitative pre experimental method with one group pretest posttest design. 15 students were chosen through purposive sampling from V standard. The data analysis shows that using need based strategies improves student learning outcomes. This study suggests that using Need based strategies is highly effective in improving student learning outcomes in dyslexic students.

The present study has been made to work out the input use, cost structure and profitability of wheat production in Jammu district. The study is based on primary data collected from 200 sample farmers through interview schedule for the year 2015-16. The results of the study reveal that the average total cost of cultivation of wheat was Rs.44601.28 per hectare. It was highest on small farms (Rs. 45302.08) followed by medium farms (Rs. 43864.62) and large farms (Rs. 43826.38). The variable cost and fixed cost was 50.44 per cent and 49.56 of the cost C2 of wheat cultivation respectively. The cost A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 was Rs. 18789.22, Rs. 18789.22, Rs. 20401.74, Rs.37551.32, Rs. 22064.70, Rs.40546.62 per hectare of Jammu district. The average overall price received by the wheat growers was Rs.1503 per quintal. It varied from Rs.1495 on small farms to Rs.1529 on large farms. The average net income per hectare over Cost-C2 was Rs.20853.90 and it decreased with the increase in size of farms. The overall input-output ratio was 1:1.38 on the basis of total cost of cultivation. It was highest on medium farms (1:1.42) and lowest on small farms (1:1.37). The average cost of cultivation of wheat was about Rs.1009.08 per quintal which was lower than the market price of wheat. The gross income, net income, family labour income, farm business income, farm investment income was Rs.61400.51, Rs.23969.47, Rs.42611.29 and Rs.40948.33 per hectare.

Invention of more environment friendly products and processes are main object of green chemistry. Use of phase Transfer in Depolymerization of PET is an example. Catalyst in recovery of monomer terephthalic acid by Poly(ethylene terephthalate) waste using sodium or potassium hydroxide is a method in which more than 95% product TPA is possible at lower temperature in less time is observed. Experimentally, when 10 gm PET waste refluxed with 10gm NaOH in 100ml distilled water, in presence of Tetrabutyl ammonium bromide 0.2% weight of PET waste in fine powder form 95% recovery within 90 minutes of 100o C was found. Recovery of catalyst is also very easy after recovery of monomer. Due to all these advantages over conventional method use of PTC is product step to promote greener way of depolymerization of all types of plastic or polymers.

" Yoga is a discipline improve or develop ones inherent power in a Balance manner,attain complete self realization and self develpoment.According to Maharshi patanjali, "Yoga is the complete modification of the mind,body and spirit".

Banks assume a critical job in monetary advancement of each country. A bank is financial intermediaries that accepts deposits and channel those deposits into lending activities. Banks were fundamental component of the financial system. For the study two public sector banks are selected. These selected public sector banks have performed well on the sources of growth rate and financial efficiency during the study period.

India in its latest census 2011 has shown the demographic dividend as the sign of economic growth in the true sense. Globalisation will be benefited from the population dividend by 2020 and onward. No wonder demography has gone beyond the headcounts; study of the population in every census in India raises issues of National and International concern. Especially, India is at the alarming stage of demographic developmental studies as per the statistical anticipation of having the worlds’ largest population by 2036. Censuses in India have defined the population growth as – 1891 – 1921, as Stagnant Population, 1921 – 1951, as Steady Growth, 1951 – 1981, as Rapid Growth, 1981 – 2011 High Growth with signs of Slowing down, 2011 – onward, as Controlled Growth which has been used as parameters of measuring many social sciences studies. Current census of 2011 clearly defines the Indian Population as the emerging Super Power in Manpower of the world by 2020 because of the largest segment of the young population, which is of course a transit advantage for the country. Like other censuses this current census 2011 has highlighted the issues like (CSR) declining Child Sex Ratio, higher level of (TFR) Total Fertility Rate, Increased Literacy Rate etc. as controllable measures for the nation. The most significant is the issue of accommodating people in the country by 2101 onward in the country. Will India plan to shift people possibly to the satellite ‘Moon’ by 2111 AD or will negotiate and buy the land mass from the countries who have surplus to dispose as a good will gesture to the human civilization or will encourage the population to migrate as global citizens to take up different nationalities in different countries.

Today’s work environment needs people that are familiar with different cultures and communicate well with other people with heterogeneous cultures. Because we live in a world that is an integrated entity and increasingly influenced by external cultural factors. For those who are in leadership positions it is now not only necessary to have a high IQ and EQ (Emotional intelligence) but strong Cultural Intelligence is also increasingly regarded as necessary skill. Cultural Intelligence represents the ability of a person to adapt with values, costumes and traditions which are different with those previous and working in a different cultural environment. In this paper an attempt has been made to find out the difference between male and female secondary school teachers regarding cultural intelligence and job satisfaction as well as to study the relationship between cultural intelligence and job satisfaction among secondary school teachers. The study conducted on 80 sample teachers working in 8 different Secondary Schools of Nagaon District of Assam. Sample is further equally divided into 40 male and 40 female teachers from selected sample. Cultural Intelligence Scale/Questionnaire designed by Ang et al., (2004) and Job satisfaction scale constructed by Kumar and Mutha (1973) have been used as a tool of data collection and different statistical techniques are used for analysis of data. The result of the study revealed that gender is not considered as an important variable for both cultural intelligence and Job satisfaction; further a very low positive relationship between cultural intelligence and Job satisfaction is obtained.

Indebtedness among the agricultural labour households is one of the key problems in India. As agricultural activities are heavily dependent upon natural factors such as quality of soil, temperature, rainfall, etc., these ultimately affect the annual income from agriculture and thereby repaying capacity of the farm labourers. Most of the farm labourers still depends on non-institutional sources of credit. They are often exploited through high rate of interest and conditions of the loan. Farm labourers borrow every year but they are not in a position to repay the debt because either their loans are larger or their agricultural output or amount of wage is not enough to pay off the debt for a longer period of time. Agricultural labourers are compounded by the fact that they are landless labourers, many small and marginal farmers also work partly on the farms of others to supplement their income. This study is mainly based on primary data. Karnataka state is selected for the purpose of the present study. The total sample size of the study was 200 agricultural labour households. Simple statistical tools and techniques like simple averages, ratios, and percentage were employed for analysis of data. The main findings reveal that the proportion of agricultural labour households which had contracted loan was found to be quite significant as compared to that of the hereditary loan. It has been fund that a majority of agricultural labour households have taken loan for unproductive purposes like household consumption and marriages and other ceremonial expenses. It has been also observed that the proportion of average debt per indebted ALHs was found to be quite significant in institutional-cum-non-institutional source as compared to that of other sources, followed by non-institutional source and institutional source. Finally the present study suggested that the State Government should organize special programmes to improve the standard of living of the agricultural labourers like providing housing sites, agricultural land, fair price shops, health centers, maternity wards, vocational and technical training, etc.

A learning design is creating an environment for leaning by structuring content and creating activities that engage students and facilitate meaningful learning. Also critical to the concept of learning design is acknowledging that it supports the process of learning rather than the process of teaching. The purpose of this study was to examine theattitude of B.Ed. students of Mathematics about Learning Design. For this purposethe investigator has constructed a Questionnaire on “Learning Design on Triangle” containing three dimensions for B.Ed. III semester students to collect the data. The researcher selected one private B.Ed. College (Education College) in Murshidabad district from urban areas. The questioners were supplied to 10 students (5 boys & 5 girls). In this present study, the investigator has followed the Normative Survey design of ex-post facto type. There is no significant difference of the mean scores of B.Ed. students attitude after prepare Learning Design of Triangle towards understanding, entry level behaviour and learning strategies development due to gender variation.

Women are strangulated between expectations in family and pressures of their role in the public space. Once exposed to the public space at various capacities as employees and others, they have to grapple with role expectations of two domains of their lives: family and public space. This suffocation impacts their social world in tremendous ways, often detrimental to their sociability, opportunities, excellence in their public role as well health. In the traditional division of labour existing in the society, women are considered as protector of the family and responsible house makers. But socio economic changes have altered the traditional preoccupation of women with family and women began to appear in the public domain. Consequently women have to travel between two worlds, i.e., the private domain, which is her socially constructed natural place and public domain. How women adjust to their life responsibilities is a socially relevant question which needs to be explored. This paper is an attempt to understand whether the entry of women in the public domain has made any changes in their domestic responsibilities or their private life carry any impact on the excellence on the respective industry in which they find themselves on the public space.

There arestudies linking emotional intelligence to job performance therefore, findings still reveal a mixture of inconsistent results. However, to add to the growing interest in the subject matter, this study examines the effect of emotional intelligence on job performance among Indian Military Intelligence Personnel. Using stratified random sampling technique, sample size of Three hundred (300) Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs), Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) & Other Ranks (ORs) of Indian Military Intelligence was chosen. Data was collected through structured questionnaire and descriptive comparative analysis while the Spearman Rank Correlation was used in testing the hypotheses and five point Likert Scale has been used. Sampling adequacy has been measured through KMO and Bartlett’s Test, sampling adequacy reflected as 0.865. The psychometric properties of the Emotional Intelligence Scale and Job Performance Scale were established through Cronbach Alpha internal consistency ranging from 0.90 to 0.95. A correlation of rho = 0.948 suggests a strong, positive association between the variables.

This study indicates that attitude of private and government school teachers are equal towards inclusive education. This might be due to the reason that both private and government teachers have more knowledge about the children learning environment because of the present day practice of inclusion of special need children. The hypothesis, different methods of collecting data the tools to be used for it are all thought of well in advance while planning and project. The emphasis on the means and tools is important so that the conclusion and result confirm, elucidate and approve the assumed hypothesis. Analysis of results is directly concerned with hypothesis. The obtained results will confirm, prove or disprove the hypothesis. Inclusive education in special education may be a recent concept, but it is an accepted approach in general education in the Indian context. In a general classroom in India, Children of different I Q levels study together. A classroom teacher usually targets the average learner in his/her teaching, but is also exposed to situations of handling slow learners as well as academically advanced learners. Therefore, inclusive Education on the basis of cognitive abilities is already in vogue in general education in General classroom teachers apply this method of teaching without labeling it as inclusive education.

The present study focuses its attention on the awareness of prospective teachers on balanced diet. To achieve this, the researcher used survey method. By using a self-constructed questionnaire on awareness of balanced diet, the data were collected from 244 prospective teachers using simple random sampling technique. Mean, Standard Deviation and ‘t’ Test were used to analyze the data. From the present study, it is found that majority of the prospective teachers have average level awareness on balanced diet. Moreover, the urban prospective teachers and those who have graduate parents may have better awareness on balanced diet.

Marriage is an institution which authorizes man and woman to family life. The establishment of the institution of marriage is a landmark in the history of human society. It did not prevail among the primeval people because in the early days sex life was absolutely free and promiscuity was well founded. As civilization advanced, people started to lead settled life abandoning the habit of shifting from one place to another in search of food. In this phase, food gathering economy turned into food producing economy and man began to lead some regulated life. As in the food gathering stage the sex relationships was promiscuous, only motherhood alone could be the ascertainable parenthood without the trace of definite fatherhood. Fatherhood could be possible to judge if sex relationship became exclusive union of male and female. In mens aim to identify with the paternity of children lie the seeds of the institution of marriage. From promiscuity to monogamy there was a long march from pre-agricultural to agricultural economy in which monogamy and monogamous marriage were institutionalized. Society permits man and woman to be husband and wife and to have children by involving the right of sexual relation through the institution of marriage. At diverse places and in different stages of human development marriage had been emerged in different forms with elaborate rule, regulation and custom.

The paper undertakes a comparative review of curricula of mass communication PG program of six universities in Haryana. The comparison focuses on the following issues: provision of semester system, MOOC’s, CBCS, Theory and Practical ratio in curricula, categorization of common and unique courses in Curricula Typology of courses in curricula. Therefore, a comparative analysis is attempted through this paper to gauge certain parameter of media education that may help determine the quality of such courses or programs.

Writing plays key role in a literate society. This study mainly seeks to discover the First year D. El. Ed. students level of apprehension towards Urdu writing on the basis of different variables i.e., i) Gender, ii)Type of Institution , iii)Medium of Instruction, iv) Highest Educational Qualification and v) The Stream of Study. An adopted version of Daly Miller Writing Apprehension test ( in Urdu) was used to collect the data. The result of the study indicates that majority of the students are moderately apprehensive towards Urdu writing and more than half the students have a high / moderate apprehension towards writing in Urdu. All the chosen variables Gender, Type of Institution, Medium of Instruction, Highest Educational Qualification and Stream of study do not significantly influence the D.El.Ed. students Apprehension towards Writing in Urdu.

Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) of a city has been a significant way to determine the level of urbanization and quality of city life. In the past few decades India as well as the globe have observed the rapid growth in urbanization. Cities in India also have observed lot of problems due to Urban sprawl and therefore in the study change of land use and land cover has been analyzed for Dehradun city and its surroundings using Landsat satellite images. Landsat images for the year 2001, 2011 and 2017 have been obtained from United States Geological Survey,(USGS). Classification of satellite images has been done in five classes, with respect to crop land, built up area, water body, vegetation and other classes. The accuracy assessment of the classification has been a very significant step for result validation and it has yielded significant result in overall accuracy (90.40per centfor 2001, 89.05per centfor 2011 and 95.25per centfor 2017) and Kappa Coefficient (0.82 for 2001, 0.86 for 2011 and 0.94 for 2017). Urban sprawl has increased in Dehradun city with the passage of time (2001 – 2017). Change detection results have shown the rapid and continuous positive growth in built up area from 20.76per centin 2001 to 35.68per centin 2017. On the other hand, negative growth has been found in other classes i.e. cropland water body and vegetation cover. The rapid growth in built up area at the expense of agricultural lands, natural vegetation and open spaces has bound to have serious environmental consequences for the already vulnerable and earthquake prone city of Dehradun and therefore sustainable planning is required to make the city resilient.

Colonialism has a deep rooted impact on English literature, specially writings written by English writers. Colonialism does not only mean to study about the ruler who conquers the land of the colonized or control only one specific field in the the domain of any literary genre .Colonialism is an umbrella term .It contains various things like settlement ,exploitation , surrogation ,superiority of the colonizer . Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe is the epitome of colonial consciousness.

The dynamic changes in modern economies have posed critical challenges to textile organizations in the form of competition, technological innovation, market orientation, and strategic approach to business performance, quality of goods and services. Everything now must be on the global scale and of global standard .This definitely leads to lot of stress in day to day work life for textile entrepreneurs. The researcher would specifically concentrate on increase in the level of stress post globalization for textile entrepreneurs in the Indian context and suggest remedies for good work life balance and increase efficiency of textile entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs have to perform consistently in a challenging and competitive environment according to the strategic priorities of the organization. The pressures at all the levels of management are constantly increasing. If an employee performs constantly under stress his work efficiency is directly affected by relationship between entrepreneur and employees at workplace. Further stress at workplace may lead to burn outs and lot of other health problems which costs a lot to the organizations in terms of medical reimbursements and labor turnover which affects overall environment in the organization. This study would contribute towards enhancing awareness regarding how an entrepreneur can minimize stress and build good management relationships with all stakeholders in the organization. A suitable managerial style can therefore build better relationships and enhance output.

India has the largest concentration of tribal people. The tribal’s are children of nature and their lifestyle is conditioned by the eco-system. India with a variety of eco- systems presents a varied tribal population throughout its length and breadth. For the developing and up-liftment of tribal communities the tribal development planners and administrators have made efforts by launching the various tribal development schemes/programme. The research paper represents that conceptual view point, development and progress, literacy point-view and it is also support with some of valuable recommendations which are support from the government for the development of tribal in India. Develop a comprehensive policy on tribal development, which derives inputs from people at the grassroot level to ensure sustainable development that is ecologically sound, people oriented, decentralised and culturally accepted. Ensure the collection and collation of disaggregated data to enable benchmarking and monitoring. Conducting a rapid survey of the health status of the tribals and prepare region-specific and tribe-specific health plans. Encourage nutrition security by promoting kitchen garders. Focus on genetic diseases. Ensure greater access to education through convergence of the services of several departments. Include tribal culture, traditional knowledge systems, tribal history and vocational skills training in the school curriculum. Empower tribals at village level to participate effectively in Gram Sabhas, by promoting community based organisation.

Social media is an effective communication and information tool in this modern society. It is a powerful information transfer mode to large spectators. These multiusage communication platforms have managed to occupy certain space in every one’s life in the contemporary world. Now-a-days, people exploit the social media platforms to acquire and share latest news, updates, information about social events. The Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are the well-known social networks have users are in all age groups, in which the student’s community hit the top in the record. They are using these information platforms for entertainment and other social activities in addition to their studies. The highest usage of the social media by college students significantly affects their personal and academic performances in great extent. It is essential to analyze the impact of these information daises in order to improve the learning methods, education processes, communication proficiency and group efforts of students along with their personal skills. This present study involved interrogate with post graduate students from various disciplines of Bharathiar University and affiliated colleges in Coimbatore district about the usage of these communication tools in their day today life, in particularly their academic practices. The findings reveal the effects of the high usage of Facebook in student’s social activities and explore the positive and limiting factors that influencing student’s academic performances which can help to develop clarity in effective utilization of this online social networks in future.

Socio economic studies the how economic activity affects social processes. In general it analyzes how societies progress, stagnate, or regress because of their local or regional economy. Socioeconomics is sometimes used as an umbrella term with different usages. The present study is to examine the socio economic condition in the Hemavthi watershed, four parameters are taken i.e., size of land holing, level of education, house types and income level. Hemavathi river is one of the important tributary of river Cauvery. Hemavathi watershed across 2400 villages, out of this 240 villages are selected for primary survey.

Study of architecture reveal that underlining meaning of architecture and its relation to human experiences which have been expressed in number of ways in the past. Each style of structural construction reflects a distinctive pattern and principle of construction of the particular culture and era. As such they can be perceived as cultural symbols of the past and surviving historical civilizations and their achievements in the field of art and technological knowhow. Universally architecture means the style of design and the method of construction of structures whose aesthetic and functional dimension can stimulate and influence social life without presuming that, in and of itself, it will promote social development.

Brand image building and brand loyalty are important component in marketing strategy. It is equally important for companies to create a favourable brand image in the minds of consumers so that they become the loyal customers in the future. Green Marketing or environmental friendly products indeed create this kind of opportunity for firms. The present paper dives into the question that whether green marketing has a favourable effect on the attitude of consumers towards brand image of the companies who are engaged in it. The study concludes based on the responds of consumers, who purchase green products, that green marketing in fact has a positive impact on consumers’ attitude towards Green Brands.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the Kandukuri Viresalingam. The past century has seen the rapid social change and social development in many communities in Andhra. However, these rapid changes are having a serious effect on past and present society. One of the most significant current discussion on social contradictions and social change in Andhra. The paper to date has tended to focus on social contradictions in Andhra during colonial period and social capital trends in Andhra. The objective of this research is to determine how the contemporary social reformers rather than community reformer or social reformers is the question. The main issues addressed in this paper are social reform and social contradictions in Andhra.

The purpose of the study is to analyse the patients perception and expectation on hospital service quality factors. The sample respondents are selected from the patients of Kanniyakumari district. There are thirty four variables were identified of which seven variables were identified as significant variables. The significantly associating profile variables with the level of perception on the Health Service Quality factors are infrastructure, quality of man power, processing time, procedure and regulation, social responsibility, clinical of care, safety. The highly perceived and expected profile variables are family income, personal income, spouse level of education

Over the last two decades the use of mobile as a mass media has been playing significant role in the personal and professional life of LIS professionals. Due to the huge information explosion and increase in the cost of publications and the principle of right information to the right user at the right time has made mobile to play a unique role as a mass media. This article provides a review with regard to use of mobile and its impact on the LIS professionals.

For a breach of contract the remedies are available in right in personam. Parties to the contract can file a suit on other party for damages. Generally damages are nominal or substantial damage. In certain circumstances the parties to the contract can directly move to the High Court or Supreme Court under Article 226 or Article 32 for remedies. For breach of contract the aggrieved party generally seeks remedy in the Civil Court but the procedure is lengthy and sometimes the aggrieved party may not get expected relief from the Civil Court, especially when the opposite party is Government. It is very difficult for the plaintiff to get appropriate remedy under these circumstances. It is advisable to the aggrieved party to move High Court or Supreme Court to get quick remedy against the Government and quasi-Governmental Authority.

Public sector is considered a powerful engine of economic development and an important instrument of selfreliance. Moreover, the public sector has played an important role in the achievement of constitutional goals like reducing concentration of economic power in private hands, increasing public control over the national economy, creating a socialistic pattern of society, etc. With all its linkages the public sector has made solid contributions to national selfreliance. The Public sector Insurance Company namely, National Insurance, New India Assurance, Oriental Insurance and United India Insurance were engaged in providing health insurance scheme to public. This paper analyse the impact of personal and demogprhaic factors such as, Age, Gender, Marital status, Occupation and Income on Core factor of economic benefit of health insurance among the four public sector insurance companies.

Finance is a heart of the economy and financial inclusion are the undergone for reaching new changes in banking sector. Financial inclusion on has recently become the buzzword among the policy makers and bankers and bankers in academic research. It is considered as an integral part of the efforts to promote inclusive economic growth the efforts to promote inclusive economics growth access to safe, easy and affordable financial services for the poor, vulnerable groups, disadvantage areas and logging sectors is accelerated growth and for reducing income disparities and poverty.

Agricultural productivity is influenced by Physical socio-economic technological and organization factor. This study is based on secondary data collected from revenue records. In this paper an attempt has been to made to Analysis the cropping pattern in Ramanagara district. An endeavour is made here to study the crop combination regions in Ramanagara district for the year 2015-16. The crop date has been computed with the help of J.C.Weavers technique of crop combination. Ramanagara district located at the southern part of Karnataka and Cauvery river basin. Ten crop have been considering for crop combination analysis, among this food grain, miner milts, Ragi and Mulberry are major crops. By computing crop rank and using weaver sheet table of crops combination, such type of study represents real situation of cropping pattern in Ramanagara district and helps to planners and Agricultural scientist for agricultural planning at village level.

This Research article is an attempt to highlight the extensive role played by Social reformers for the upliftment of widows in india. Widows were known by several terms in Vedic, Sanskrit literature and in different dictionaries as Avira, Randa, Yati, Yatni, Nishphala, Vishwasta, Katyayani, Mritbhartika, MritPatika and Jalika. In ancient India, ‘Vidhwa’ word is believed to have been used after the death of her husband. The Widow was compelled to lead a forlorn life. She was deprived of the minimum comforts of life. She had to live on one meal a day, sleep on the floor and could not wear the coloured clothes. If she happened to be less than 20 years of age, she was allowed to wear a white sari with a small border.

Women constitute 50 percent of the world population, but when its comes to basic political rights, Adamn the world over have pushed the even into the background. Expect for the few Nordic Countries most of the developed and developing countries have yet to provide women their legitimate position in decision making in politicians are never fixed of crying hoarse over the implementations of human rights, but they strike a low profile when they have to decide about giving women when they have to decide about giving women their legitimate political deces. Now here is this hiatus between sermon and practice so wide as in the poor representation of women in elected legislative bodies.

The rate of worry among kids and youth has been depicted . Petruzello (2011). Stress has turned into a consistently expanding and applicable issue in youngsters Taylor (2005). The etiology, determination and treatment of youth stretch are all around tended to in the writing APA (2007). Notwithstanding, the job of activity in stress the board, albeit naturally observed as possibly positive, is less all around characterized for the pediatric populace. Information accessible in the grown-up populace, with respect to the advantages of activity in decreasing pressure, appear to be increasingly conclusive Petruzello (2011).

Pedagogy makes use of the resources of various disciplines such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, engineering, management, medicine, linguistics, ligic, logistics, computer science, Robotics, economics, etc. The terminologies of these disciplines are very specific in nature. However, there are some terminologies, which are frequently and repeatedly used in the course of pedagogy. The pedagogy courses at Bachelor and Master degree level revolves around these terminologies. Students of various disciplines, after completion of a bachelor degrees or master degrees enter the bachelor degree course of pedagogy. While they are in the degree courses, they are not exposed to the core terminologies of pedagogy. After joining the pedagogical courses they unable to understand the meanings of those terms and terminologies. Even after the successful completion of the course of study of Bachelor of Education most of them unable to define, distinguish, analyse, correlate and integrate them. The reason for this problem is that in most of the states in India, the pedagogical courses are imparted through the medium of instruction of regional languages or in Hindi. The books available in the regional languages are not so resourceful to cater the expectations of the Bachelor in Education and Master in Education courses.

In the direction of attaining various goals of Universalisation of Elementary Education (UEE) at elementary level SSA ensured that every child with special needs, irrespective of the kind, category and degree of disability must be provided education in an appropriate environment. For the same “Zero Rejection” policy was adopted so that no child should left out of the education system. Here out of various programmes started for achieving the target of UEE, the teachers and Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) played the central role to promote community involvement, to mobilize and sensitize parents, to identify children with special need (CWSN) and to facilitate their learning. The paper suggestions highlight the role of teachers and NGOs in educating the CWSN in Himachal Pradesh.

Recent years Crowd sourcing is trendiest where a particular people/organization can distribute tasks to large group of people through online in order to achieve a common goal. Task Recommendation will help workers to know their exact tasks sooner in the same to help requesters to receive best quality throughput earlier. In this paper, we have reviewed Task Recommendation framework methods that help to allocate tasks to workers to get quality output at the receivers end.

The present study was conducted to view pranayama, kapalapathy and neuro muscular breathing exercise on improving vital capacity among girl students. For the study, 60 school girls from Chennai were selected as subjects. Their age ranged between 14 to 16 years. The subjects have been divided into three groups each consisting of 20 members. Experimental Group I went on pranayama, Kapalapathy with neuro muscular training; Experimental Group II went on pranayama and Kapalapathy only for 8 weeks. ControlledGroup were not given any kinds of practices. The study showed a significant improvement in the vital capacity of the Experimental Groups I, II subjects than Controlled Group. Through the pranayama, Kapalapathy and neuro muscular practices their breathing capacity has been improved a lot. It has been concluded that pranayama, Kapalapathy and neuro muscular helped in improving the vital capacity and increased their breathing.

The present study was aimed at investigating the effectiveness of constructivist approach on student’s academic achievement in selected topics of science at the secondary level. This quasi experimental research was conducted in Demonstration Multipurpose School in Bhopal. The sample consisted of 47 students of grade IX. Two sections of Class IX were chosen and one was designated as experimental group and other as control group. A pre-test and post-test was executed on both the groups, which comprised of questions from selected topics of science. 5E model of constructivist learning was planned and executed on a selected group of students, which was the experimental group. The control group was taught by the traditional approach. The achievement level of both the groups was checked and the difference was found statistically significant. This shows that the constructivist approach is effective in improving student’s academic performance in science.

Wild edible mushroom (WEM) is known for its nutritious as well as pharmaceutical values all over the world. WEM have become one of the most alternative foods especially in the rural area where people are depending on agriculture and face the problem of malnutrition due to limited source of nutritious food. The present work intend to explore the diversity of WEMs and how it can be an alternative way for food security and food scarcity of nutritious healthy food for rural peoples of Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal. About 33 different food and pharmaceutical important wild edible mushrooms were collected and identified during the peak mushroom growing season in the district of Uttar Dinajpur, West Bengal from May to September (2014-16). Traditional indigenous knowledge is used for distinguishing between edible and non-edible varieties of mushroom. The present documentation of WEMs can open door for present day workers for food security and its potential uses as valuable food resource.

Purpose of the present study was to identify the physical and psychological variables who can best predict the volleyball playing ability. For the purpose of study fifty male Volleyball players was selected purposely from different sports hostels and colleges of UP i.e. Lucknow and Gorakhpur Sports College, Allahabad and Dewaria Sports Hostel. The age of subjects was 16 to 22 years. To predict the playing ability, leg explosive strength, shoulder explosive strength, abdominal strength endurance, flexibility and agility were selected as physical variables while sports achievement motivation and sports aggression were selected as psychological variables. To measure the selected predictor variables standard test was used while playing ability was measured by panel of three experts on ten point rating scale. Data was collected from respective sports hostels and colleges from prior permission of incharges/coaches by proper explained and demonstrated of test to the subjects and required trial was provided before final effort/attempt. Descriptive statistics, Pearson product moment correlation and linear regression (step method) was used at 0.05 level of significance. Findings revealed that all the selected physical variables are significantly correlated with playing ability while both selected psychological variables are not significantly correlated with volleyball playing ability. Where regression model suggest that only abdominal strength endurance and flexibility are appropriate to cause maximal variance in volleyball playing ability.

This paper based on Hero MotoCorp Limited at Haridwar Plant under Outbound Logistics ,paper includes how an OBL Department works, what are the possible distribution in OBL, Process of OBL etc. I also worked on the project to reduce the TIMING of OBL process which also include reduction of Transit damage ,Invoice creation on SAP and Permit generation on E-WAY bill website of government . Paper is focusing in damage control with proper solution of that, is transfer of M/C’S From PDI to warehouse there I analyze that the shifting person are not following the Standard Operating Procedure for transferring the M/C’s from PDI To warehouse.

This paper is about the concepts of Orientalism and Occidentalism and the politics, which revolve around these concepts in world, with a special emphasise, on Indias contemporary scenario, which have its roots in history and its various interpretations. After this we will analyse how the concept of orientalism was used by the Britishers as a tool of exploration and for their hegemonic constructed ideology, and how it actually benefits the Britishers in India.

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The present study was explored to find out the parental support and academic achievement of higher secondary students. Survey method was conducted on a random sample of 200 XI standard students in Dindigul district. Parental Involvement Scale developed by the investigator and Academic Achievement from the marks secured by students in their examination. Data was analyzed by t-test. Results found that there is significant difference in parental involvement and academic achievement of XI std. students based on gender, locality and parent’s educational qualification.

From ancient period India is famous for its culture, heritage and at the same time India is known for tourism. Tourists are attracted towards India only because of its natural beauty, historical places, arts and crafts. India can always boast of its rich cultural heritage. Travel and tourism in India is an integral part of Indian tradition and culture. In ancient times travel was primarily for pilgrimage as the holy place dotting the country attracted people from different parts of the world. People also travel to participate in large scale feast, fairs and festivals in different parts of country. In such a background cultural tradition was developed where Atithi Devo Bhava (the guest is god) and Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam (the world is one family) became by wards of Indian social behavior.

This study was undertaken to explore and identify the relationship between strategies and learning achievement (marks obtained by students in last test conducted during that learning year) of school students. Thus, relationship between motivation and self-regulated learning components was examined. The study also found out whether motivational strategies and self-regulated learning components influenced learning achievement. The main aim of this study is to find whether motivational strategies influence learning achievement. To answer these questions, data was collected from 8th standard students in group of 12 to 15 years of middle schools in Tamilnadu. Students responded to self- report Questionnaire: the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire (MSLQ). The alpha Coefficient reliability of the scale showed that these scale have substantial to high internal Consistency with regards to the Indian sample. Some Statistical Techniques such as factor analysis and multiple regression analysis were used. The major findings showed that all components of motivation and self-regulated learning strategies influenced learning achievement of students.

The words such as globalization liberalization privatization or any country, as development of economy and country go hand in hand. Big corporate emergence with great ambition of making a profit and attaining the world class position give the uneven distribution of profit and wealth. With the help of Earth’s resources industries are making profit no doubt there is climax of information technology, but Earth’s resources must be used for the benefit of the society as a whole. Profit which is earned by the corporate should be used for environmental and economical sustainability. These cannot be only responsibility of government, but demands on effective participation from the corporate and business world. As far as India is concern here, these concepts have very historical background, many examples can quote as a social responsibility in not only the work of government.

In the recent past, organizations and researchers have turned their attention to knowledge management (KM). Many disciplines have contributed to the growth and evolution of knowledge management. Consequently, KM has become a rich field of inquiry, and many disparate approaches and strategies have been suggested for managing knowledge. However, the effect of different KM strategies on organizational performance (OP) is not known. Knowledge which is an intellectual capital is also assumed as value creator and knowledge management is seen as a competitive tool for value creation and addition. Knowledge is formalizing and also systematically organizing the experience and expertise that create new capabilities, enable superior performance, encourage innovation, and enhance customer value. The three fourth of world’s corporate market value resides today in assets such as intellectual property, customer data, financial records, strategies and trade secrets. These assets are all knowledge based.

Background: Satisfied employees are more productive and devotional in their job with low attrition. Hospital sector is most important and largest in India. Nursing staff plays important role in hospital. Satisfied nurse gives best patient care so Nurses job satisfaction affects on patient satisfaction. So it is very important to study the actual factors which influencing job satisfaction and attrition of nurses.

The study focuses on the International Trade of Sugar of India. International trade of sugar is very important in terms of India as a country since it helps to maintain stability in the prices of domestic sugar despite the changes in the production level. A lot of potential exists for the expansion of sugar trade but only possible if there is a market-driven relationship in price of sugar and sugarcane. India being the second largest producer of sugar and the top ten exporters of sugar have the advantage to export sugar to The Middle East Countries and East Africa. The study also suggests the changes in policies the government has done to expand the export of sugar and the alternatives for the same to resolve the problems faced by the Indian farmers as well as the sugar Industries in India. The data for this analysis paper is the secondary data which has been collected from the newspaper, varied websites, online portals.

Constructivist approach has been a new revolution in conceptions of teaching and learning. The term Constructivism refers to an idea that individual, through their interaction with the environment, constructs their own knowledge and meaning. The present paper explains the importance of constructivism in developing science process skills and science curiosity in Biological science among secondary school students.

Iron Age in Tamil Nadu succeeds Neolithic culture, where Black-and-Red ware became the most significant pottery type. In Tamil Nadu, Megalithic culture is considered and used as synonyms for Iron Age. The word Megalith comes from two Greek words, megas meaning big and lithos meaning stone. Megalithic tombs and related monuments were constructed usually of large slabs or blocks of stone, either in their natural or roughly quarried and trimmed manner. These are the earliest monuments erected by the people for the specific purpose.

Kaleda saviraru varshagalinda Baratada samajo-rajakiya vyavashteyu gondalamayavagide. E gondalamayavannu nirmulanegolisuvalflli vyakti mattu samajakke tannatanada prajneyu avashyavagiruttade. Prajne illada vyaktiyagali vyaktiyindodagudida samajo-rajakiya vyavasteyagali subadravagi badukalaravu.

Telecommunication industry is one of the fastest progressing industries in service sector. Scope of communication has been widening after the invention of mobile phones and especially introduction of smart phones. In India, Airtel is the top telecommunication company having high market share. This sector has become more competitive. As a leading telecom company, Airtel intends to retain its market share by satisfying its customers by providing better services. The present study was made to analyse the customers’ satisfaction on the mobile network services provided by Airtel in Kanchipuram town. The researcher selected 150 respondents and collected primary data through a well structured interview schedule. The researcher used simple percentage, mean, Standard Deviation as statistical tools. The study evidenced that the customers of Airtel in the study are highly satisfied in the services of procedure for change of plan, adoptability of SIM, overall performance, cost of SIM card and speed of internet services. The customers are less satisfied in the services of quantum of data provided by Airtel, cost of call, roaming charges, performance of online services and talk time given per recharge. The researcher has suggested improving the services where the respondents are less satisfied in order to improve their business.

Agriculture is the backbone of Economy in India. About 60% of Indian population directly depends on agriculture and its allied fields. The agriculture wastes as byproduct are largely burnt on field that led to emission of air pollutants, one of the major problems by stubble burning practice in India. Recycling these agriculture wastes viz. Paddy straw, Wheat straw and Maize straw by cultivation of Oyster mushroom, Pleurotus sajor-caju, a nutrient rich fungus was studied in the present work to mitigate stubble burning practice. Biological efficiency of this mushroom cultivation on different agro wastes available in my study was studied. It was found that maximum efficiency was found on wheat straw followed by paddy straw and maize straw. So, Oyster mushroom cultivation may be treated as socio-economically and ecologically more effective in consideration of nutritious rich health food to combat malnutrition, economically more profitable and opportunity of new employment generation, recycle of agro wastes which can reduce emission of air pollutants to mitigate stubble burning practice, no land or very small space and minimum capital investment which may be an alternative way of employment opportunity for rural landless farmers.

The purpose of the current study was to investigate the influence of plyometric training on selected physical fitness variables among engineering college kabaddi players.For the purpose of the study, thirty men kabaddi players studying bachelor’s degree in the different engineering colleges, affiliated to Anna University, Chennai were selected as subject and they were divided into two equal groups of fifteen subjects each at random namely plyometric training group and control group. The stage of the nominated subjects was stretched from 18 to 22 years. Group I enduredplyometric training for three days per week for twelve weeks and Group II acted as control they did not endure any distinct preparation programme separately from their consistent bustle. The following dependent variables were selected for this study namely Speed and Explosive power. The data were collected on selected dependent variables at prior and immediately after the experimental period as pretest and posttest respectively. The records were scrutinized by smearing dependent ‘t’ test and analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was charity to find out the significant difference among the groups, if any discretely for each dependent variable. Since, two groups were compared, whenever the obtained ‘F’ ratio for adjusted posttest was found to be significant. The 0.05 level of confidence was fixed to test the level of significance which was painstaking as an apt. The result of the study showed that plyometric training group has significantly differed on selected dependent variables namely speed and explosive power when compared to control group.

The purpose of the study was to assess the effectiveness of basketball specific training and traditional training method on explosive power of intercollegiate men Basketball players. To achieve this purpose, 60 male basketball intercollegiate men players from Mangalore University colleges of Cauveri College Gonikoppa, St. Anne’s College, Virajapet and Cauvery College, Virajapet, Karnataka were selected as subjects and their age range between 18 to 25 years. The present study concerned with the effects of Basketball Specific Training and Traditional Method Training on Explosive Power (Vertical Jump in cms.) as a physical fitness component of Basketball players. The types of training used in the present study were Basketball Specific Training with aerobic and anaerobic training and Traditional Method with plyometric training. The statistical tool used for the present study was ANCOVA along with Scheffe’s Post Hoc Analysis. After applying ANCOVA, it was found that there was significant improvement in the Explosive power for Basketball Specific Training Group (BSTG), Traditional Method Training Group (TMTG) when compared with Control Group (CG). Based on the results it was concluded that the BSTG experimental group was significantly improved in explosive power of Basketball players when compared with TMTG. The study suggested that coaches, fitness trainers and physical educationists should give this type of training to enhance the explosive power of intercollegiate men Basketball players.

Stress is an inherent and inescapable part of any professional’s life in general and at the work place in particular. A survey by health care consultancy IHC1 has highlighted that 13.4m days are lost each year due to stress, anxiety and depression.

Introduction: The emergence of hospital acquired methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus in patients population is a major public health concern. The coagulase positive species S. aureus is well documented as a human opportunistic pathogen and responsible for more serious infection. The purpose of present study was to evaluate molecular identification and characterization MRSA in Vidarbha region. Materials and Methods: Total 329 MRSA isolates were obtained from three tertiary care clinical centres of Vidarbha region by disc diffusion and MIC method. The presence of mecA gene was determined by PCR among MRSA isolates. The PCR products of 16S rRNA and methicillin resistance gene were Sequences and verified by BLAST search using the NCBI website. Result and Discussion: The prevalence of MRSA in Vidarbha region was found 60.92%. The novel finding of this study is all the tested MRSA strains were found positive to mecA gene. The blast analysis results were showed the 100% matching of both sequences of mecA of B26 isolates with USA 300 strain. Conclusion: The diverse genetic group of clinical MRSA isolates found globally, however four distinct genotypes of MRSA strains were identified among hospitalized patients in ICU. Our study revealed that ST8/SCCmec/IV/PVL clone of MRSA with multidrug resistance was found in hospitals of central region of India. Study proposed the continuous and nationwide MRSA surveillance studies are essential to find clonal distribution of MRSA in community to hospitals.

Teacher Educands need a repertoire of knowledge about themselves- their attitudes, beliefs, personality, temperament and behaviour. They must acquire general and specific understanding and judgment of their own behaviour to engage all students in worthwhile learning. They need to have opportunities to reflect upon and think about what they do, how to make decisions and how to modulate their behaviour while transacting in the classroom. The goal of the study was to investigate theeffectiveness of select Soft Skillsin augmenting Behavioural Profile of Teacher Educands, thereby initiating and promoting desirable behaviour quotient. The Experimental Method with the Single Group Pre-test Post-test Design was used for the study.The study found that the Behavioural Profile of teacher educands improved considerably after the Soft Skills intervention.

A Study on women entrepreneurship in Tiruchirappalli Town-An Inclusive growth issues attempts to find out the major classification of women entrepreneurs on the basis of the family background. It also highlights the various issues and constrains experienced by women entrepreneurs in planning designing and executing the business strategies. It analysed a factors like support of family members and education in fostering and entrepreneurship among women. The paper attempts to find out a problems faced by the women entrepreneurs in personal and financial friend. The paper has come out with some important findings. To nurture women entrepreneurship in the study area .

The researchers had tried to find out the influence of sports participation on the mental health among sportsman and non sportsman of the Kalaburagi district, Karnataka. The wanted to find out the influence of sports activities on the mental health, the major objective of the study to find out the difference in mental health among sportsman and non sportsman of Kalaburagi district, Karnataka. The study hypothesis stated that – there would be significance difference in mental health among sportsman and non sportsman. In the present study the researcher selected total sixty students of SBR school students of Kalaburagi district, Karnataka. The sample was selected on simple random method of sample selection method. Thirty sports participated and thirty non sports participated students selected for the study. Research tool used in the study- standardized by Dr. Jagadish, Dept. of Psychology. R.B.S. College, Agra, & Dr. A.K. Srivastava Department of Psychology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi to measure the mental health among sportsman and non sportsman.. The statistical techniques mean, SD, t test were used to prove the research hypothesis of the study.

Individual differences account for individual style of learning. Each and every one of us is different in perception and understanding concepts and theories. Learning theories are nothing but differences in individuals’ learning. People can be classified according to their learning styles.Among all other factors involved in the teaching and learning, the learning style of an individual plays a significant role. Hence, the investigator wanted to study the level of learning style among children of estate workers. The study was carried out with the following objectives: To find out the level of learning style of estate workers’ children studying IX standard and to find out significant difference in the learning style of estate workers’ children studying IX standard in terms of gender and study habit. In order to find out learning style among children of estate worker, the investigator developed and validated a tool on learning style. The investigator selected 50 IX standard students from wards of estate workers in Theni and Dindigul districts. The data were analyzed using appropriate statistical tests. The results show that the estate workers’ children studying IX standard are having good learning style. The girls are superior in learning style than boys. The study habit does not influence the learning style of estate workers’ children studying IX standard.

The money earned is partly spent and rest is saved for meeting future expenses. Instead of keeping the savings idle, it is necessary to park it somewhere to get a return on the capital in future is called as investment. There are various avenues for investment, one may invest in bank deposit, postal deposit, real estate, jewellery, or stock market related instrument like share, debentures, bonds, etc., however the return from the riskier investment, the highest will be the return. So to start with the research there are various factors influencing investment avenues, of which few major factors are risk consideration, adequate knowledge , adequacy of funds and Expected return are few factors to be considered for investment, the research is also keen in analysing the frequency of investment and much essential to liquidity, company reputation , low risk and high return of the above mention variables majority of the investors feel that the resistant to risk is major factor influencing the investment. Nearly 34% of the investors review the investment annually, out of the factors preferred for investment, the investors look in for high return evident with the respond of 33.4% where as reputation of the company ranks second highest, with regard to receive investment alerts the investors prefer to receive Email alerts , nearing 49.2% of the investors prefer to invest through agents for any kind of investment, 37.6% investors feel that financial journals are best medium to acquire knowledge on investment avenues, the most area of study is to understand the proportion of savings , it is nearly 10% -12% of their of the total income. Therefore the study is concluded with few suggestions namely to increase the percentage of savings, review the investment annualy to have control over investment and its is also suggested to increase the risk level to get better returns in beat inflation.

Communication is a process of transfer of information through vocal, written, visual or non-verbal media. Being able to communicate effectively is the most important of all life skills that can improve all aspects of a student’s life. The present study attempts to measure undergraduate students’ perception of classroom communication barriers and their attitude towards communication skills, and tries to detect their relationship. Data was collected from 204 undergraduate students of general degree colleges under Vidyasagar University of West Bengal randomly. The tools used to collect data were: ‘Perception of Classroom Communication Barriers’ (reliability=0.632) and ‘Attitude towards Communication Skills’ (reliability=0.642). The students were found to experience moderate to low level of perceived classroom communication barriers (mean=63.324, SD=8.88). Also they had strong positive attitude towards communication skills (mean=79.108, SD=6.94). Significant and negative correlation was found between the perception of classroom communication barriers and attitude towards communication skills (r=-0.210). In this regard, the coefficients of correlation for the perception of physical and psychological barriers were significant whereas the other two coefficients (perception of language and background barriers) were not significant. Further, 4.4% of the variance in the students’ perception of classroom communication barriers could be explained through the attitude towards communication skills. The mathematical model was found to be significant at 0.05 level (F=9.308). A regression equation was also developed accordingly to predict the perception of classroom communication barriers from the attitude towards communication skills. This study may prove its importance to detect the existence of different classroom communication barriers among the students across different grade levels, and to find out ways to minimize these barriers by improving their communication skills.

Peasants existed as an important section of society throughout the ancient period of Travancore history. Since land became the main source of income for the rulers, there witnessed an immense increase in the burden of taxation on the peasantry. Some facilities and rules were provided by the rulers for the upliftment of agriculturists. The multifarious benefits of the reforms introduced by the rulers which enabled the agriculturists in their social change.

While a whole-school policy is vital for creating a framework in which incidents of bullying can be dealt with effectively over the long term, it is also important to consider preventative work of a positive kind, so that incidents are less likely to occur in the first place. A curriculum which is rooted in co-operative values can create the kind of context where bullying is unlikely to flourish and fostering such a climate might be part of a whole-school policy. In addition, such curriculum work can help raise awareness and empathy, important aspects of the first stage of policy development. This paper remains a humble attempt at exploring the curricular modifications in schools to counter the menace of bullying.

Though drama is prominent literary form, it does depend on non-literary accessories like stage, actors and spectators, for its survival and success. Like any other form of art, drama attempts to present the emotional content of life, but as it does this function with the help of non-art paraphernalia, many times drama also is described as a composite art. This is an indication to suggest or even to assert that drama is inseparably linked with stage, actors and spectators. It is true this organic and vital connection with the stage, actors and spectators is essential at least at the time of its composition. The playwright must be aware of the social ethos and the pulse of the people, and to make his presentation of life appropriate and lively, he expresses it through the popular idiom i. e. dialogue. Actually the part played by dialogue in drama need not be over-emphasised. A proper dialogue is needed not only to establish the necessary relationship between the actors and the audience, but also to justify that the vision of life presented on the stage is a lively image. To achieve this a playwright wants to grasp the contemporaray idiom and to transform it into an affective means of creation and communication. A cursory review of the successful ages of drama would reveal that, whenever the popular idiom could be transformed and transported by the dramatist on to the stage the popular taste welcomed it. It is repeatedly proved that the form of drama as a real depiction of contemporary life, as an authentic voice of contemporary ethos, and also as an aesthetic form blending art with popular taste, draws its vitality from dialogue.

The worldwide market is overflowed with different divisions and ventures that include results of day by day and incidental use for the consumers. In the current competition , the most vital instruments for estimating satisfied customer is Service Quality. The principle target of the examination is to think about customer satisfaction level towards leading quick service restaurants Pizza hut and Dominos, Pune. In this examination Engaging exploration is followed. The clients of Pizza Hut and Dominos, situated in Pune are the respondents. The examples (i.e. test measure 50) were chosen among the clients of Pizza hut and Dominos, situated at Pune for this exploration. The real discoveries of the investigation are 20% Pizza hut customers are satisfied with pricing where as 14% dominos customers are satisfied.22% Pizza Hut customers are satisfied and 20% Dominos customer are satisfied with the quality of food.24% pizza hut customers likes the taste of food served and 18% dominos customers like the taste of food. QSR customers from both are are contented with the array of food offered.

According to the Slum Statistical Report (2011), slum population in India constituted 21.3 per cent of urban population in 1991, which rose up to 31.14 per cent in 2011. In this connection, as per 2011 Census1 , about 13 per cent of urban households do not have access to any form of latrine facility and defecate in the open, also showed that about 37 per cent of urban households are connected with open drainage and another 18 per cent are not connected at all and less than 20 per cent of the roads are covered by storm water drains.

Computer competency is the ability to perform essential desktop functions in the computer. The necessity to possess such skills is most important in the present day world. The term computer competency is further more skill oriented than computer literacy. The objectives of the study are to find out the computer competency among B.Ed. trainees and to find out the differences among them in terms of gender and marital status. The investigator used computer competency test to measure the competency of B.Ed. trainees. The investigator found out validity and reliability for the test. The sample consists of 100 B.Ed. trainees from Madurai district. The study has found out the computer competency is high among B.Ed. trainees. The variables gender and marital status do not show differences in the computer competency among B.Ed. trainees.

Madhu Limaye was a leading personality among modern socialist leaders. Limaye was socialist but he was not the follower of Marx. He had no faith in rigid Marxism. The Marxian concept of dialectical materialism never appealed Limaye. He has realized that Marxian materialistic interpretation of History is useful concept provided that is not applied dogmatically. Socialism according o Limaye undoubtedly presents bewildering variety of forms and doctrines, and this alas is not necessarily an index of its vitality for analysis. In a discussion of socialism, Limaye feels the central problem is of the social change. The problem of social change is acute in the undeveloped countries where the primary task of organizing and creating the productive forces is yet to be performed. Limaye also fought for the equal status of women in every walk of life. We can see that Limaye’s Socialism also included social reforms.

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) are increasing day-by-day. The courses are comparatively cheap, easily available, can completed at home and learner-centric. The courses are often approved as well as offered by various Universities, Govt. bodies, and well-known famous institutions. Ministry of human resource development, Government of India also takes initiative to provide such type of facility at free of cost and developed ‘SWAYAM’ programme. At present there are over 1622 courses on various discipline like Engineering, Education, Management, Language, Humanities, Library and Information Science, Science etc. Among all the 1622 courses only 25 courses are categorized as Library and Information Science. Present study focuses on these courses- their types, enrollments, starting year, credit point, learning path, ratings etc.

Sexual harassment at work is generally preferable to institutional tolerance such as workplace features. However, sexual harassment can occur during the inequality of encouragement between the supervisor and the worker. In particular, due to high-voltage encouragement for the supervisor and low-volatile encouragement for the supervisor, the supervisor with the reinstatement of sexual harassment to workers becomes a shortage of workers. In return for positive performance reviews or product-related bonuses, supervisors can find sexual preferences. Power asymmetry can also be a contributing factor. The concept of the power concerned can motivate supervisors to ignore the institutional rules related to sexual harassment inappropriate at work. Power asymmetry can also have an impact on the workers understanding of their ability to get an alternative job. When analysing the aggregate micro-datasets in the garment factories in Haiti, Jordan, Vietnam and Nicaragua, we inculcate inconvenient support among supervisors and workers, and the power impaired between the supervisor and the workers; think of the high concern that sexual harassment of workers..

SEZ scheme was introduced by the Government of India in April, 2000 with the clear objectives of promotion of exports, creation of employment opportunities, promotion of investment from domestic and foreign sources and so on. Thus, it is of great importance to evaluate the export performance of SEZs in India. Therefore, in the present study an effort is made to study the export performance of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the India. The findings of the study reveal that exports from SEZs increased by Rs. 22,840 crores in 2005-2006 to Rs. 5,81,033 crores in 2017-2018 with the CAGR of 30.95%. Also, it is observed that the share of SEZs exports in India’s total exports has been increased from 5% in 2005-2006 to 29.71% in 2017-18. So, it is right to say that role of Indian SEZs in the foreign trade of the country has been considerable by contributing a substantial share in overall export of the country. In brief, the results reveal that SEZs have been playing important role in exports promotion in the country.

Mani-dihydroprooxide is known to be an important arbitrator in the synthesis of anti-malarial malaria, due to almost constant peroxide derivatives of aldehydhids and ketones. Also, because of the high levels of peroxidic oxygen, some of these compounds are used in oxidation reactions as solid, efficient, and powerful oxidants. Generally, these compounds are synthesized by the precocidation of aldehydes and ketones. Therefore, in this work, the importance of beedihydroproxide has been explored as a effective, cheap, commercially available, green, and rich solid catalyst of boric acid, which is 30% hydrozone solvent in acetonitis, peroxide at room temperature, for aldehydes and peroxides of ketones. This work has been studied both aromatic and alfactory aldehydes and ketone types. The response was run in a few times. High yield and net refinement of products were obtained. In all the reactions, no sub-product has been observed. This method is handy, mild, almost green, efficient and available.

Based on percentage share of public expenditure made for agriculture, a key policy indicator of government’s priority towards its development, the study discovers the amount to which the level and composition of public expenditures in the agricultural sector is dependable with national priorities. This study finds the trends in actual spending on agriculture and as a percentage of total government budgets. This paper also studies the budget allocated to agriculture and the actual spending on agriculture and also the trend in the spread between budgeted and actual expenditures. Thispaper also try to find the allocation (budgeted and actual) to primary commodityGroups and Level and share of Public Expenditure and Investment for Agriculture andAllied Sectors during the last four five year plans and annual plans of the 12th five year plan. This paper findsthat the huge amount of reduction in public expenditure in many folds by the government in the agriculture sector in the last three years is a blender on the part of government. This would reduce the performance of worst affected sector. India’s agriculture growth and private investment in agriculture sector are complements to the public spending.

Mahendra Borthakur (1935-2005), a novelist, short story writer, theatrical producer and assistant moderator, Guwahati Radio Center, was one of the renowned playwrights of Assamese modern day theatre. A president of Assam Drama Sammilan for the year 2003, he won the Best Mobile Theater Award in 1989. A contributor of more than 70 plays in Assamese, he also published a good number of novels and short story books. This paper critically analyses Borthakur’s play The mad elephant (Bolia Hati, 1996) as a critique on modern society and its redundant systems. It also unearths juvenile delinquency and its pathetic upshot on the easy-going people of the society. The paper, while making a deep probe into the theme of the play, examines how the dramatist portrays social realism in the post-independence periods in Assam linking to Indian context through characters and situations. Finally, the play is discovered as a post-colonial discourse.

Kerala is one of the fastest developing state in India. The overall development in Kerala is far ahead when compared to other states in India. Because of which Kerala is known as a second generation state. People of Kerala have been very much uplifted in various spears of life such as socio-economic activity and education. Even though the state is said to be highly developed, there are various deprived social groups who are far behind from the mainstream of development. Fishermen community is one of the prominent group in Kerala social system but they are deprived of various socio-economic amenities. The central Government, State Government, RBI and NGOs have conducted various measures to uplift the standard of living of fishermen community through financial inclusion. Social audits show that these measures are not as effective as expected in connection with fishermen community. They are still unaware of modern financial market, financial instruments and intermediaries. The various policies taken by various bodies are ineffective and does not have a positive impact among the fisherman community as expected. The study thus tries to evaluate the financial literacy of these deprived groups and also try to measure the efficacy of the financial literacy programs implemented by RBI and Central Government.

In modern competitive sports, the anxiety in sportsmen has affected their performance. As the physical load during the training of sportsman for international competition is also intensified, the sportsmen like other athletes are anxiety prone while participating in competitive sports. The objective of the study was to know the competitive anxiety among volleyball and softball players. To achieve the objective of the study 160 players were selected as subjects (60 players from each game) and The (CSAI- 2) by Martens, Vealey and Burton 1992 was administered and results showed that there was a significance difference in cognitive state anxiety, Somatic State anxiety and Self confidence between Volleyball and softball players .

Chamarajanagara district laying in a southern most part of the Karnataka enjoyed good climate condition in the past has been now experiencing drastic climate change. Detecting the paleo climate to substantiate the climate change and land degradation is one of the challenging tasks to accomplish without any lapse. Pertinently, there are many techniques which can be employed to ascertain the statement claimed. In this paper, deforestation has been chosen as one of the parameters to substantiate how this region has incurred a huge loss of dense forest growth and later pushed into a semi-arid pasture land. The entire analysis is based on primary data generated from 1:250000 1:1:50000 topographical map and Landsat thematic data (ETM+).

Mobile phones have broadly been adopted as a platform for mobile learning as it presents both students and educators with an opportunity for innovative pedagogy. Moreover, its characteristic of enabling students to participate in lessons and access material as well as the language teacher outside class hours at any place and any time makes mobile learning less selective than other modes of technology enabled learning. WhatsApp is one of the world’s most popular communication applications in 21st century. The present study aimed to examine the utilization of WhatsApp in English Language Learning among 50 B.Ed. students. Survey method was conducted on a purposive sample of 50 B.Ed. students of Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu. Data was analyzed by t-test and F-ratio. Result found that the utilization of WhatsApp in English language learning of B.Ed. students is average. Findings also indicated that the utilization of WhatsApp in English language learning among B.Ed. students is not significant in terms of gender, age and marital status.

The present study aimed to find out the defensive behaviour among school teachers. The objectives of the study were 1) to explore the level of defensive behaviour among school teachers in coimbatore district and 2) to study the defensive behaviour and its dimensions among school teachers. Survey method was conducted on a sample of 294 school teachers were selected in coimbatore district. Defensive Behaviour Scale Prof. S. Sathiyagirirajan was used for the study. Data was analyzed by t-test. Result found that the level of defensive behaviour among school teachers is average.

This discussion expects to analyze business as usual with respect to the serious issues identified with ladies in advanced education. It will point to methodologies which may help Member States and other advanced education partners in their endeavors to fortify the job of ladies in this division and their commitment to social improvement all in all.

Background: Physical educators are faced with trying to provide motivating and enjoyable experiences in physical education. Sport Education is an instructional model that aims to provide positive motivational sport experiences by simulating the features of authentic sport. Research support for Sport Education is positive, however, the effects on student motivation and the motivational climate are not well understood.

The role of science and technology in the rapid progress of a country like ours is bound to be of utmost significance. Scientific knowledge is doubling itself in fifteen years and this suggests that a standard individual can before long get out of date in regard to his awareness of the fast changing world around him. We cannot facilitate this however what we tend to should guarantee is that the new generation finding out within the colleges. The school wont solely provide the pupil adequate knowledge domain and requisite skills to fulfill the matter of existence. As a teacher should promote or provide a chance to discovery new things. A freelance and impartial experimentation facilitate the pupils to develop a logical mind; vital judgment and therefore the habit of finding issues severally to search out answers to their own queries. The problem solving strategies ought to be inculcated altogether people so as that they are doing not settle for things on hearsay; information or irrational traditions however upon conclusions came across on the basis of evidences. Problem finding method is important to change the scholars to regulate themselves and live as economical voters of scientific society.

The role of society, culture and sub-culture plays a vital role in lifestyles. Indian culture being rich and diverse is different from the other cultures whether it’s American or European or gulf. Research on the expatriate’s issues related to work/organization or environmental influences in new working place has been done yet a little research is done on the issues related to returning expatriates. The returning expats goes through a series of changes, challenges, discomfort and dilemma while accepting the fact of parting with one culture eventually ending up in following an innovative mixed culture. This paper considers the city of pearls, Hyderabad as the product of complex interactions and interventions by a wide range of individuals from different lifestyle patterns. The sample revealed the fact that maximum expats returning are from gulf nations rather the western nations probably gulf being more of conservative economies. The incongruity of lifestyle faced by the returning crowd of NRI’ though is melancholy for the expats but definitely created gaps and opened new markets having potential customers in the Hyderabad city.

Key supportability is related with critical business benefits and in addition positive ecological effects, yet numerous associations neglect to perceive the capability of this approach, and disregard the variables essential for its fruitful execution. This article prescribes a craftsmanship whats more, science based way to deal with vital supportability and talks about the critical part of Human Asset experts in adding to the achievement of this approach. Various key territories of duty regarding the HR division in connection to vital manageability are talked about and the significance of a more proactive approach with respect to HR experts is noted.

ICTs are advancing, alongside growing such understanding, the course will likewise help understudy educators to get the hang of coordinating innovation apparatuses for instructing learning, material improvement, creating communitarian systems for sharing and learning. This learning can help incorporate pre-benefit and in-benefit educator training, address the conventional difficulties of instructor seclusion and the requirement for sufficient and proper learning asset materials (MHRD, 2012).

This paper deals with the teaching aptitude of D.El.Ed trainee teachers who will be future pillar of our society.The sample for the study consisted of 104 D.El.Ed trainee teachers studying in different Government and private colleges in Purba Midnapur district of West Bengal. The research tool Teaching Aptitude Test used in this study is developed by Dr. R. P. Singh and Dr. S. N. Sharma and descriptive research method was used in the present study. In the present study Mean & SD was used to find out the status of obtained score and‘t’ test of significance was used to compare the Mean values from two samples. The present study shows that gender or locality does not have any impact on teaching aptitude of trainee teachers of Purba Midnapur district of West Bengal.

With the development of microentrepreneurship under microfinance programme in rural India, the issue of long-term sustainability is a big challenge to the researcher of social sciences. Performance of an enterprise or an entrepreneur can also be judged in terms of ‘efficiency’. The question regarding the compatibility of ‘sustainability’ and ‘efficiency’ comes up in the forefront. Based on a primary survey in West Bengal in India, the study attempts to determine average level of sustainability of microenterprises and also seeks to explore the performance of rural micro enterprise activities by investigating efficiency. In order to determine level of sustainability and efficiency, Principal Component Analysis and Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) have been used as a tool respectively. The analysis suggests that 97% of sustainable microenterprises have performed at higher level of scale efficiency. It highlights the fact that sustainable microenterprises have been found to be efficient too. Few microenterprises having lower Composite Sustainability Index suffer from pure technological inefficiency. Some sustainable microenterprises have been found to perform well and some enterprises, though sustainable, have been found to be lagging behind due to lack of access to information, non-availability of market as well as poor infrastructural facilities.

Trade Education covers expanded fields of instruction and research in various parts of business condition. It incorporates Finance, Marketing, Accounting, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship Development, Commercial and Business Law and so on. Business training can be effectively inferred that it is useful in ones life and livelihood. The expertise in type-composing is most vital and this is a piece of business training. Business instruction is helpful for all experts. It is vital that each expert legal counselor, specialist, build can be profited from business instruction. Trade instruction is a sort of preparing which, while playing its part in the accomplishment of the general points of training of any given level, has for its essential goal the arrangement of individuals to enter upon a business vocation, or on the other hand having entered upon such a profession, to render more proficient administration there in and to progress from their present levels of work to more elevated amounts.

Socialization is a learning process. It affects the teenagers within the family and outside the society. Here the study aims to understand the changing behavioral patterns of teenagers who are studying in higher secondary course in Girls College. The sample size opted for this study was 175 students from Arts and Commerce stream. The socialization process is different among the metropolitan and city students hence, in order to trace this the study has been conducted. The teenagers in Mysuru city are still traditional and have family bounds than those teenagers’ students who stay in the metropolitan cities when compared.

The study investigated the LIS professional’s attitudes towards LIS events. The study adopted a survey design and the data collected using a questionnaire administered to refresher course participants of HRDC Aligarh Muslim University. The results obtained shows that, the respondents get aware of LIS events by ICT channels. The respondents 64.71% always prefer to participate in UGC sponsored LIS events, followed by NAAC and MHRD. 58.82% of the respondents always prefer to participate in national level LIS events followed by International level. The ICT and its applications theme is highly interested theme among the 73.53% of the respondents followed by Library automation and Digitization. It is very important to note that 47.06% of the respondents facing lack of cooperation from working organization for participating in the LIS events.

Banks play the most vital role in shaping up the economy of India mainly because of their wide reach across every nook and corner of the country. As this is the important sector within the financial sector in India there is too much work load on Bank employees mainly on the bank managers. This occupational stress refers to stress caused by or made worse by work. It occurs when a person perceives the work environment in such a way that his or her reaction involves feelings of an inability to cope. Job satisfaction means when the person feels good about his/her job and have positive attitude towards various aspects of job. Employees motivated through the various incentives provided by their supervisors through salary, bonus etc. When employee is satisfied with the present job he feels motivated and have positive attitude.

Tour for the purpose of experiencing spirituality, faith,and culture is recently becoming an area for research in the domain of business studies as people travel over the globe for spiritual attainment has been going day by day. This has also focused on a new paradigm vision emphasized the Industry of Tourism with a fresh research terminology, known as Spiritual Tourism.Spiritual Tourism is such, an emerging research getting widespread attention by the researchers. Tourism always has been considered as an emerging industry and consequently has been undergoing through new dimensions for the modernizing tourism practices. Touristis wallow in religious or spiritual travel are experiencing an enhancement of spiritual growth and improves quality of life within the self.

Emotions are physiologically based peoples can manipulate the emotions they experience and also their subsequent expression; this can be identified as emotion regulation .It has an important effect on learning and because schooling is an emotional process. Individuals differ in their emotion experience and expression. Adolescence is characterized by an increase in the intensity and frequency of negative emotions, heightened level of emotional variability and increase in several types of psychopathology. The ability to appropriately express, manage, identify and responds to emotion is necessary for social competence. Using positive emotion regulation strategies to enhance positive emotions is an effective approach in educational settings. For adolescent student, strategies of emotion regulation should be integrated in to the public health systems in attempts to decrease social problems. It also highlighted in school education curriculum .The present study, tries to analyze extend of emotion regulation among adolescence. The sample consisted of one hundred secondary school students. Emotion regulation scale is used for collecting data. The result found that there is no significant deference in the emotion regulation of boys and girls.

Academic procrastination is a slow but precarious process to affect academic life and career. The study was conducted on a sample of 73 B.Ed. students. A standardised tool was used to assess academic procrastination. The investigator employed t-test and two-way ANOVA to compute the data. The present study is an earnest attempt to identify the effect of semester and gender on academic procrastination of B.Ed. students. The results revealed that there was a non-significant main effect of semester on academic procrastination of B.Ed. students while third semester students had a little higher level of academic procrastination than first semester students. There was a non-significant main effect of gender on academic procrastination of B.Ed. students but female students had a slightly higher level of academic procrastination than male students. There was also a nonsignificant interaction effect of semester and gender on academic procrastination of B.Ed. students. It also examined the effect of gender on academic procrastination of B.Ed. first semester and third semester students separately. There was a non-significant difference between academic procrastination of male and female students of B.Ed. first semester but female students had a little higher level of academic procrastination than male students. There was a significant difference between academic procrastination of male and female students of B.Ed. third semester. Female students scored more significantly on academic procrastination than male students.

This study aimed to find out the effect of teaching through multimedia an attitude, interest and achievement in physics among higher secondary school students. Experimental method was used. 40 students studying XI standard were selected as sample for the study. Achievement Test was used as the tool for the study. Data was analysed by t-test. Results revealed that there is significant difference between pre-test and post-test performance for control group among higher secondary school students in their study habits, attitude and interest towards using multimedia technology in learning Physics of Tamil and English medium students.

The present study was explored to find out the level of achievement in chemistry and chemistry learning environment of higher secondary students. Survey method was conducted on a simple random sample of 800 higher secondary students in Cuddalore District. ‘Chemistry Learning Environment Scale’ was constructed and validated by the investigator. For Achievement in Chemistry, the higher secondary students’ percentage of marks scored in half-yearly examination was taken. Data was analyzed by ttest and ‘r’ value. Results found that higher secondary students have good chemistry learning environment and shown high achievement in chemistry. Findings also showed that there is significant difference in achievement in chemistry and chemistry learning environment of higher secondary students with regard to gender and locality. Further the study revealed that there is significant positive relationship between achievement in chemistry and chemistry learning environment of higher secondary students.

During the past few decades, performance in sports has enhanced significantly and improved physical fitness is considered as the foremost contributing factor for this. Studies examining the physical fitness among players of different strata were not examined extensively. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to analysis the physical fitness of Basketball and Handball players at different topographic regions of Kerala. For this, a total of three hundred players (Basketball (n=150) and Handball (n=150)) were selected randomly as subjects from different Colleges and Universities across Kerala, India. All the participants were aged between 18 and 25 years. The selected Basketball and Handball players were divided into three groups, with each group consisting of 50 players, according to their representation in sports. The study was conducted on selected physical fitness variables such as strength, strength endurance, agility, explosive power, speed and cardiovascular endurance. The static group comparison design and one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were applied in the study. Whenever, the obtained F-ratio was found to be statistically significant, the Scheffes test was used as post-hoc test to find out the difference among the paired means. In all the cases 0.05 level of significance was used to test the hypothesis. Our results revealed that there was significant difference among college, district and University Basketball as well as Handball players on selected physical fitness components. The University Basketball and Handball players were found to be better than the district and college players on all selected physical fitness. Further district Basketball and Handball players performed better than the college Basketball and Handball players on selected physical fitness. Overall, these findings indicate that University players were more physically fit than district and college players. Thus this study provides insight for the implementation of effective physical training programs for better sports outcomes.

India and China both are agrarian economies. China is number one in the population followed by India. Cropping pattern of both the countries is same as both countries are leading in production of food grains, Pulses and Milk etc. Both were under the shadow of colonialism, and got independence on the same timeline i.e. India got independence in 1947 whereas China got the same in 1948. Both countries are geographically very giant with huge population so the common line between the two nations has to feed the population is their prime motive. Both the countries are relying on planned economies. Geo-political issues are somewhat same, still today China is quite spearheading than that of India. That doesn’t mean India is not growing. Though both the economies are performing well at their own level still India has to address to huge extent to the sectors such Agriculture, Industries, Service, Defense, Space and Technology and Research and Development etc. Instead of just boasting upon our victory if India seek keenly the development of our neighbor, it would realize that to what extent we need to tap the untapped potential that we treasures. Though India is known to be as a robust economy, China is emerging aggressively as a third world economy. China has dramatically increased its participation rate from almost zero in the mid-1990s to a level of over-involvement in international organizations for its level of development. Here researcher is trying to show comparative glimpses of both these giant economies with respect to Agriculture, Industry and service sectors, position of both the economies in different indices and bilateral trade in between the same nations etc. Researcher is trying to show an impetus that India should learn the strategies of China and accountable enough to spearhead the global economy.

Everybody has the right to be educated and by its means become empowered to evolve. Education should be free in the primary and upper primary and fundamental stages. Basic training for each citizen should be imperative, be it in the global or the national context. The marginalised sections of the society include various stakeholders who despite being integral to the fabric of our nation remain disadvantaged. This ambit also includes the differently abled children whose rights to education are not only undeniable but essential as well. The 86th Amendment of the Constitution of India ensures the right to education to every child. Uttar Pradesh is among the few states in India which has implemented and notifies the Right to Education Act for all the children of 6-14 years of age for getting free and compulsory education. Noticeably, the Right to Education Act’s provision for the differently abled children is mandatory and free education to the age group from 6 to 18 years. In the past decade, education of children with disabilities has seen a paradigm shift from segregated education in separate schools to inclusive education in regular schools along with the normal children. Successful implementation of inclusive education requires consideration of policy matters, legislation reforms, financial resources, human resources, infrastructural resources and intellectual resources. There is an urgent need for providing competencies at various levels for inclusion to be successful. As the Chairman of Drafting Committee, the First Law Minister of Independent India and Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar fought for the inclusion of disabled in framing his vision of the inclusive society. His aim was to make a society based on social justice. Babasaheb has given equal status to the disabled through various provisions in the Indian constitution for strengthening and upliftment of the position of disabled.

“Education is the single most important factor in achieving rapid economic development and technological progress… in all branches of national life education becomes the focal point of planned development,” (GOI, 1961). The Indian Higher Education System has established itself as the largest system in the world in terms of number of institutions and third largest in terms of student enrollment after China and USA (MHRD, 2012) However, the access to higher education is measured in term of Gross Enrolment Ratio, which is a ratio of persons enrolled in higher education institutions to total population of the persons in age group of 18 to 23 years. As per UNESCO estimate, at least 20 per cent of GER in higher education is a prerequisite for rapid socio economic development of country (Chauhan, 2010). The access in higher education has increased over the years, 10% of GER was found in the year 2000.However it is increased 24.3 % in 2015-16, followed by 25.2 percent in 2016 -17(MHRD, 2018). Indian higher education is more reliable, competent to that the coming generation can be more skillful to face the challenges in their life. It is in this context, the paper makes its attempt to highlight the GER of Indian higher education at present scenario.

Social Psychology is the scientific study of how people’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of the others. The sociopsychological aspects on which the social interaction depends upon, forms the basis of social interaction patterns in this study. Among the several interaction patterns only five bipolar social interaction patterns have been selected for the research here as extroversion vs. introversion, cooperativeness vs. competitiveness, friendliness vs. hostility, shyness vs. sociability, and adjusted vs. maladjusted. The objectives of the study are to find out the social interaction patterns of B.Sc students and to find out the relationship between academic achievement and social interaction patterns of secondary school students with respect to select bipolar aspects. 38 samples (15 boys and 23 girls) were selected using simple random sampling technique. Research-constructed tool- Bi-polar Social Interaction Patterns Check-list was used for data collection. Chisquare statistical technique was used to analyze the data. The result revealed that 20 students have exposed same social interaction patterns Ex-Fr-Cop-So-Ad. 7 students have shown same social interaction patterns ExFr-Cop-So-Mad. Students have exhibited the same social interaction patterns Ex-Fr-Com-Sh-Ad. 9 other patterns exhibited by one student each. Gender does not impact the social interaction patterns.

Today, Self-help groups play a major role in poverty alleviation in rural India. A growing number of poor women in various parts of India are members of these groups and are actively engaged in savings and credit, as well as in other activities such as income generation, natural resources management, literacy, childcare and nutrition, etc. Total number of SHGs saving linked with banks as on 31st March 2017 are 85.77 lakhs with an amount of Rs.16,114.23 crores. Out of total SHGs - exclusive Women SHGs during 2016-17 are 73.22 lakhs with savings amount of Rs.14,283.42 crores. Total number of SHGs credit linked during 2016-17 are 18.98 lakhs with an amount of Rs.38781.16 crores. Against this background, the present paper aims at examining the impact of the Self-Help Groups on the rural women. The study is based on primary data. The present study is conducted in two Villages of Guntur district with a sample of 120 respondents from each village. Samples are selected using simple random sampling method. The data is collected using pretested questionnaire.

An organization is a gathering of different partners, to be specific clients, representatives, speculators, merchant accomplices, government and society. In this changed situation an Indian organization, as additionally an organization somewhere else ought to be reasonable and straightforward to its partners in the entirety of its exchanges. This has turned out to be basic in the present globalized business world where organizations have to get to worldwide pools of capital, need to draw in and hold the best human capital from different parts of the world, need to band together with sellers on super coordinated efforts and need to live in congruity with the network. Except if an organization grasps and shows moral lead, it wont almost certainly succeed. Organizations have to perceive that their development requires the collaboration of the considerable number of partners; and such participation is improved by the organizations holding fast to the best Corporate Governance rehearses. In his research paper, we have studied the evolution of corporate governance practices in India since its independence. This practice had been formulated to increase the investor protection and their interests and for this Clause 49 of Corporate Governance had played a significant role and enhanced companys image in the public eye as a self-policing company that is responsible and worthy of shareholder and debt holder capital

The present investigation is intended to study job satisfaction, mental health and attitude towards teaching of college teachers on the basis of their gender. Survey method was conducted on a sample of 450 college teachers from Vellore, Thiruvallur, Kanchipuram and Chennai District of Tamil Nadu. Data was analyzed by t-test. Results showed that men as significant job satisfaction among engineering college teachers as working time of men higher than women and also women teachers from arts and science and engineering colleges has significant mental health. Since women teachers possess relatively better mental health, in comparison to their male counterparts.

Social bullying being the indirect forms of bullying inflicts a large amount of suffering, which often goes unnoticed by teachers. It has been found that social bullying increases among adolescents while direct bullying decreases. Statistics show that children who have been bullied experience greater social isolation, as well as suffer from lower self esteem than those who have not been bullied. The study has aimed at to find out the prevalence and to identify the causes of social bullying among the school-going adolescents of Guwahati city. The sample of the study is selected through purposive sampling. The sample size of the study is 67 identified bullies and victims. The study shows that majority of the adolescents became victims of social bullying. It also shows another interesting fact that victim of social bullying is found to be high in comparison to the bully/bullies. This has highlighted the fact that most of the students have faced social bullying for the time period of about a month to two-three years. Primary reason behind bullying phenomenon from the victims’ perspective is poor performances in studies followed by appearance/complexion, past/old quarrels, economic class, religion, caste/community as well as family issues.

The success of our endeavors at national reconstruction depends upon the qualities of our students emerging from our schools and Universities. Evolution of a national consciousness should be an important objective of school education. This research paper explore the information regarding reasons for the drop-outs and remedial measures of drop-outs in primary schools as narrated by the children is parents and also their teachers, separate schedule were prepared for the drop-outs children and also for the parents. The most scientific method employed for calculating the extent of drop-outs is “True Cohort Method” and the researcher has interviewed 300 drop-outs and their parents in their leisure time.

The Indian censuses define sex ratio as the number of females per 1000 males. Influenced mainly by sex differential in mortality and migration and the sex ratio at birth it is the basic social indicator to measure the prevailing equity between males and females. The sex ratio is a suitable demographic indicator reflecting the population composition of the economic and social implications thereof. It plays the pivotal role in assessing the reproductive performance, mortality, occupational structure and the migratory character of the population. Sex composition is of great interest to the population geographers. Sex ratio is a noteworthy demographic and cultural index. The ratio can reflect biological, social, economic and migration characteristics of population.

The journey for a legal professional in India has taken various courses through its developmental transition to reach its present shape. The importance of female lawyers was first recognised before the court of law by the Legal Practitioners (Women) Act XXIII of 1923. Earlier it was believed that females could not plead or represent anyone in the court of law successfully. It was only after the Act that expressly provided women to be admitted or enrolled as a practitioner. Even through the women were allowed to practice, their participation in litigation was not easily accepted in those times due to male entered / domination. Gradual societal development made women think of joining the legal fraternity, but the small particles have not disappeared from their path. Woman lawyers face numerous challenges and have to face it on a regular basis. At this point, the article throw in sights on major issues which are puddles in the reaching the zenith of a structure that should be followed and practised for further lawyers. The article will provide an analysis and focus on the problems and suggestions given for the betterment of present situation of the legal fraternity.

Arundhati Roy is an Indian unconventional novelist and famous writer and activist in the globalization era. She was born on 24th November 1961in Shillong in India. She is famous all over the world for her novel ‘The God of small Things’ which has got the award The Man Booker Prize in 1997.Her major concerned in human rights and environmental grounds. The present paper has found out the struggle of three female characters in the male dominant society through this novel. It is the issues on banned class-caste love and what society will do to protect the ancient paths through the three female characters such as Ammu , Rahel and Estha. The novel is the account of the huge subjects like love, hope, madness and infinite joy. The novel surveys how the little things affect people’s conduct and their lives. The life of Ammu has shown by the novelist from childhood to her adult, until the moment she dies. The story about the hardships, suffering, indifference, careless, torture and injury to the female characters like Ammu, Rahel and Estha. In this paper, the researcher has shown the ironically situated that a daughter challenges all type of torment and pain in her parent’s home suffer their disregard and unconcern. All happened due to gender bias clearly. A female herself is against her own interdict.

The study has been undertaken to analyse the awareness level of the respondents towards various aspects of rolled gold among respondents in Cuddalore town. The sample size of the study is 200 respondents selected under simple random sampling method. The researcher applied simple percentage, mean and ANOVA as statistical tools. It was found that major portion of the respondents were aware in the aspects of price of ornaments, quality, guarantee and warrantee, place of availability of the products and health effects by wearing rolled gold ornaments. Their awareness level was found to be low towards making method, exchange value, trustworthy, available mode of purchase and seasonal offers.

The article aims at portraying the India’s maritime expanse and its policy and what are the challenges manifested by it and theoretical conception, arguments underpinnings the economic engagement along with contested security scenario. The south Asia region has been facing different set of challenges, Piracy, terrorism, Drugs abuses, and proliferation of weapons, offshore black economy of hoarding, resource scarcity and oil spill, environmental risks and hazards. All these problems needs to be mitigated and answered through the deliberations. The entire region is strangulated by busy SLOCs, choke points and economic vibrancy is disturbed due to non-state actors and policy of states sponsoring them. There is blatantly abuse of powers by countries to propel their interest in a subtle way of strategic encirclement and threat perceptions by blocking other interests. The pronounced maritime policy of countries can deter the adversaries from taking any offensive postures and proliferations in the region.

Financial Inclusion is globally considered as a critical indicator of development and well-being of society. In this post, authors traces the financial inclusion journey in India so far, and discusses prospects for the future. Financial inclusion is where individuals and businesses have access to affordable financial products and services that meet their needs that are delivered in a sustainable way. Financial inclusion is defined as the process of ensuring access to financial services and adequate credit where needed by vulnerable groups such as weaker sections and low-income groups at an affordable cost (Rangarajan 2008) in the report of the committee on financial inclusions in India. Those who promotes financial inclusion argue that financial services can be viewed as having significant positive externalities when more people participate. One of its aim is to get the unbanked and under banked to have better access to financial services. The availability of financial services that meet the specific needs of users without discrimination is a key-objective of financial inclusion.

Nowadays, mobile companies invented new smart phones day by day. So the user can get all the information online on their cellphones. These e-commerce companies are targeted these smartphone users through the mobile website and due to this website Mobile Commerce came into existence.

In sport, the characteristics of physical, physiological, psychological, sociological and anthropometrical are functionally associated with the performance of a player or an athlete. Considering the requirements of these characteristics in sport, each sport has its own entity since they differed from one another in nature. Meanwhile, though a particular sport has been defined in the requirements of these characteristics, within variance in spot may arise because of variations exist among the players of particular sport in terms of physical, sociological and anthropometric aspects. Today it has been widely accepted by the experts that top performance in sports is achieved if an athlete possesses the basic anthropometric characteristics suitable for the event. There are numerous factors which are responsible for the performance of a sportsman. Socio-economic status (SES) and Anthropometric measurements are important determinants of sports performance and various studies shown that lower SES and higher SES have significant effect on the sports performance in the background of socio-economic conditions of athletes and also body anthropometric measurements are the predictors of sports performance and various studies shown that players with same height and weight may not be similar in the efficiency of execution of movement and sustainable capacities since the segments of body part are varied in terms of its length, width, and circumference. The main purpose of the study is to compare the selected anthropometric measurements and socio-economic status of intercollegiate sports persons of Gulbarga University and Davanagere University respectively. Further to find out the relationship of anthropometric measurements and socio-economic status in relation to their performance between Gulbarga University and Davanagere University respectively

The present paper is an attempt to study the Effect of Jurisprudential model on achievement among secondary Students of students at the secondary school level. The main objective of this study was to find out the effectiveness of jurisprudential model on achievement of the students of the experimental group with the control group. The research design was true experimental pre-test, post-test design. Here the investigator had tried out on the sample of 72 students of class IX by teaching them using jurisprudential model and conventional method of teaching. The findings of the study reveal that the students who belonged to the experimental group, which is taught by jurisprudential model significantly, have performed better than those students who belonged to the control group. Consequently, jurisprudential model proved to be an effective intervention to help the students become active learners and also to enhance their academic achievement.

The banking sector in India has a very big canvas of history. Private banking was started since starting of banking system in India. New private sector banks is one of the fastest growing sector in India. They promoted a world class institution in India having latest technology, new system, new standards of service and efficiency. The PSB have been the dominant role in the country’s financial system. Efficiency and profitability of the banking sector in India has assumed primal importance due to intense competition, greater customer demands and changing banking reforms.This study attempts primarily to measure the profitability of selected leading private banks of India. Profitability performance of these banks have been analysed for the period 2008-09 to 2017-18. Analyse the ratio here used financial ratio analysis (FRA) method which help to draw an overview about financial performance of private sector banks. This article provides important seed of knowledge and is very useful for bankers and new researchers.

Digital Library have the ability to enhance access to information and knowledge they also bridge barriers of time and space .Nowadays, the efficient nature of Digital collection has been shaped to fulfill customer needs in order to reach the information at their desired platform. The digital Library means not any single book which can be read by necked eyes. The digital library and electronic library are used interchangeably and synonymously. Digital Libraries with Indian perspectives have received wide attention in the recent years allowing access to digital information from anywhere across the world. They have become widely accepted and even preferred information sources in areas of education, science and others (Bainbridge, Thompson, & H.Witten 2003). The rapid growth of Internet and the increasing interest in development of digital library related technologies and collections (McCray & Gallagher 2001) (Marchionini & Maurer 1995) helped accelerate the digitization of printed documents in the past few years. With a vision of digitizing a million books by 2008, the Digital Library of India (DLI) project aims to digitally preserve all the significant literary, artistic and scientific works of people and make it freely available to anyone, anytime, from any corner of the world, for education, research and also for appreciation by our future generations.

Anita Desai is one of the leading writers of post independence Indian English Literature.She is a novelist who lays bare the inner turmoil of her characters.Unlike other writers of her time, Anita Desai is never showed interest in political or social issues. That is why she is called Virginia Wolf of India for her novels documents the inner weather of her characters especially women. Anita Desai’s Bye- Bye Blackbird gives a realistic picture of the plight of Indian immigrants in London. In this novel Anita Desai has dealt with the problem of conflict emerging out of east west relationship. In one of her interviews to Atma Ram, Anita Desai had said that of all her novels this novel is the most rooted experience. Practically everything drawn in this novel is amalgam of her own experiences during her stay with the immigrants in London. Culture conflict arises out of culture shock which is a feeling of depression that overwhelms one when he realizes the difference between the way of life he is familiar and that he is with new environment. Anita Desai has given a vivid description of the problems faced by the expats in a foreign land through the characters of Adit,Dev and Sarah, English wife of Adit. The purpose of the present research paper is to lay bare the traumas of cross cultural adjustments, the anger, shame and frustration of immigrants.

Eco-friendly synthesis of biologically important class of compound, a-hydroxyphosphonates is carried out by using Calcium oxide as reusable catalyst from variety of aldehydes and dialkyl phosphites at room temperature under solvent free conditions in high purity and excellent yields.

The rising trend of NPA among the nationalised banks of India is not only a problem for the banks but also a major concern for the economy. It not only affects the profitability of the banks but also hampers the economic development of the country. In this paper, the researchers attempt to assess the growth rate of NPAs of RRBs in Gujarat (DGGB, BGGB and SGB) from 2005-06 to 2014-15 but also compares the NPA recovery rate between the RRBs. The paper also analyses the growth in Gross and Net NPAs of 3 banks with respect to gross and net advances of respective Banks and the growth in Gross and Net NPAs of 3 banks with respect to total assets of respective banks during this period. The findings clearly reveal that that the SaurashtraGramin Bank (DGGB) which operates in the rural districts of Gujarat, manages NPA better than Dena GujaratGramin Bank (DGGB)& Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank (BGGB), during this period. The paper which is descriptive in nature is based on secondary data and the data have been extracted from the annual reports of Dena GujaratGramin Bank (DGGB),Baroda Gujarat Gramin Bank (BGGB) and Saurashtra Gramin Bank (DGGB).

Effectiveness of library services are now largely depends upon the Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Application of ICT is the best and only alternative way for Open and Distance Learning (ODL) to replace the gap in the teaching learning process in between the receiver and the communicator. This paper mainly focuses on the use of ICT based library services in ODL institutions of Assam. The different library services viz e-book, e-journal facilities, use of library management software, various security measures etc. of these open and distance learning educational institutions of Assam have been discussed here. It also throws light on the problems faced by the library professional for providing the ICT based library services in library.

For the success of democracy, Good Governance is an essential prerequisite. Good Governance is considered for equity, inclusiveness and enhancement of quality of life of all citizens. Further it also provides a framework of democratic principles for just and honest business practices which leads to the success of democracy. Since the dawn of times to the present scenario, the need for good governance assumed utmost significance for efficient and effective administration. In recent years, the concept of governance has become very popular in India. Governance primarily involves the interaction between the formal institutions and those in civil society. It is universally accepted that Governance should be good’. The objective of Good governance is to facilitate the development of people and society at large. It implies the presence of rule of law, safe guarding the basic human rights, participation, accountability ,openness and transparency.

The main point of this study was to find out the relationship in selected Psychological Parameters with playing ability of Badminton players. For the function of the study, 20 male players were chosen as subjects from Badminton Players of the Department of Physical Education, Annamalai university, Tamil Nadu who are playing at minimum inter college. Hence, the entire subjects who are selected were the sources of data for this study. The age of the subjects were ranged between 18-25 years of age. The study was further delimited to the selected independent variables. For the four variables i.e. Will to win, Aggression, Personality: - (a) Introvert v/s Extrovert (b) Stable v/s Neurosis and Playing ability. The co-efficient of correlation was employed for finding out this relationship has been presented.

Judo had its origin in the ancient Japanese art of jujutsu, a system of hand-to-hand combat. Randori training is a free exercise training which is practiced under conditions of actual contest. It includes throwing, choking, holding the opponent down, and bending or twisting of the arms. Uchikomi training is repetition training and is used in Judo to refer to the repeated practice of a throwing motion up to the point where the throw would actually be executed. The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of randori and uchikomi training on stress among junior state level judokas. To achieve the purpose of the study, forty five judokas were randomly selected from Tamil Nadu state junior state championship in the age group of 18 to 21 years. They were assigned into three groups of which one group participated in randori training, second group participated in uchikomi training and the third group served as control group. The training programme was scheduled for three days a week and each training session consist of 45 minutes including warm up and cool down exercises. Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) statistical technique was used to test the adjusted post-test mean differences among randori training and uchikomi training groups and the adjusted post-test result was significant, the scheffe’s post-hoc test was used to determine the significance of the paired mean differences. Randori training made significant reduction on stress among junior state level judokas due to the six weeks of randori training. It was concluded that randori training can be better utilized for controlling stress than uchikomi training among junior state level judokas.

The purpose of the study was to asses superstitious attitude prevailing among sports persons (N= 650) of various universities of Punjab namely Panjab University, Chandigarh; Punjabi University, Patiala; Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar; Lovely Professional University, Phagwara as per their level of sports participation namely District, State, National, and Inter-National. The mean age of the purposive sample was twenty two years. The data was collected by standardised questionnaire of L. N. Dubey (1988). After the application of percentage method and ANOVA test on the collected data the results showed that there were no statistical differences were found among the sports persons of various universities of Punjab state at 0.05 level of confidence.

Traditionally Indias tax administration depends heavily on indirect Taxes. Revenue from Indirect taxes was the major source of Tax revenue. The major argument put forth for heavy reliance on Indirect taxes was that the Indias majority of Population was poor and thus expand base of direct Taxes had inherent Limitations. The purpose of GST is replacing all these Taxes with single comprehensive Tax, bringing it all under single umbrella.Its purpose is elimination of tax on tax. It is implemented from 1st July 2017 with the aim of replacing current complex structure of multiple Indirect Taxes.It has been commonly accepted by more than 140 countries in the world. This implementation will give a boost to the growth engine pursued by government. This paper will throw light on GST its features and also effect of GST on prices of Goods and Services. Thus GST is termed as biggest Tax reform in Indian Tax structure. GST is not a Tax change but it will benefit the economy as a whole and have far reaching impact on business.

Background:Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis (NET) consist of uncommon, acute, life-threatening mucocutaneous diseases. They reveal a hypersensitivity reaction and may be due to medications, infections and neoplasias.Objective: The objective of this study is to report a clinical case of a child, who developed SJS by CBZ and perform a review of the literature. Case report: Escolar, S.B.R, female, 9 years old, coming from Manaus attended in the Hospital Samel Pronto (Manaus, Amazonas), with a history of 3 days of odynophagia already in use of Azithromycin. The physical examination findings in the ICU showed a very severe and anasarcted patient, developing a septic shock, with a foul-smelling content in the nasogastric, acyanotic, icteric (2 + / 4 +), afebrile, hypotensive, dehydrated, normocorate and sedated patients. Conclusions: The HLA alleles of the patient in question are not among the most frequent in the literature, however, she is not a descendant of Asians. Patient care should be taken over the prescription of the drug, since CBZ is well reported in the literature promoting SJS. Further studies on the frequency of alleles associated with the presence of SJS need to be documented in order for the health team to be alert to patients orientations about possible reactions.

In every era the consumer are ‘Monarch’ of the business where the manufacture follow the distribution channel with indirect connecting to the consumers. The E- Commerce has two major hands 1st B2B (Business to Business) & 2nd B2C (Business to Consumer), where B2C concept had strike a shot on this distribution channel by cracking this and connecting directly to the consumers through online mediums and providing consumers a quality and right price. The study discovers many facts about the consumer acceptance of B2C.

As new Software project success measures are being discussed, the projects failing to be complete within the traditional constraints continue to hamper major corporations, global business and Government agencies. Even though majority of projects fail to be completed on time and on budget every year, trends are not showing any big improvements in these areas. As large projects continue to face performance issues, project managers can relate project size to increases in severity and frequency of many common project challenges. During review of many of these surveys the correlation between project size and project failure is evident. Global business specifically to IT projects different methodologies do not provide a large enough benefit to combat the challenges of increased project size. The objective of this study is to define and implement Defect Prevention mechanism, for the various stages of software project development, to reduce the quantity of defects and then to determine a strategy for decreasing the testing effort needed for development projects in an organization.

Introduction: Hepatic abscesses in preterm newborn are rare, difficult to diagnose, and require high awareness from the specialist. It occurs more frequently in septic patients, especially in those who have infection of their umbilical vein catheterization. Aim: To describe a case report of a neonatal sepsis secondary to a hepatic abscess on a very low birth weight preterm newborn..Conclusion: Umbilical vein catheterization is one of the most common vascular accesses amongst the newborns population for deep vein access; furthermore, in order to achieve safe administration of drugs and parenteral nutrition, it is necessary to confirm the catheter tip location after its insertion.

In recent years plasmonics and metamaterials have attracted research community due to their wide applications in sub-diffraction imaging [1], invisibility cloaks [2], material with negative refractive index [3] and so on. In these applications noble metal materials are used as the conventional and primary building blocks of plasmonic optical metamaterials [4]. As compared with noble metals, semiconductors like ZnO, TiO2 with appropriately doped material exhibits better results in the area of plasmonics and metamaterial applications [5, 6]. ZnO is an n-type semiconductor material with the properties like low cost, abundant availability in nature, non-toxicity, pollution free, suitability of doping, thermally stable and Due to these properties this material is widely studied in various applications like ultraviolet light emitters, solar cells, piezoelectric transducers, electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, radio frequency interference (RFI) shielding and so on [7-12].

Promoting is gone for enhancing the business volume of a worry so its viability can be assessed by its effect on deals. The greater part of the directors trust that the advertising straightforwardly influences the business volume and thus they assess the adequacy of the promoting effort by the expansion in the business volume. The intensity of this multivariable factorial structure is clarified by G.H.Brown, previous Fords Director of Marketing Research. As it is extremely hard to quantify the immediate impact of publicizing on organizations benefits or deals, most firms depend vigorously on backhanded measures. So as to be successful, the commercial must pick up introduction. The presumption of this kind of measure is that there is an immediate connection between the notices and the mindfulness. Buyers for the most part use notices as a methods for getting data about the item, brand or the producer. . It appears from the examination of the above techniques for estimating viability that specifically or in a roundabout way changes in deals or benefits are taken as the estimating bar of the adequacy of the promoting.

The term sacca (Sanskrit: satya) is a focal term in Indian idea and religion. It is normally deciphered as truth; yet it likewise signifies "what is as per reality", or "reality". The facts are four genuine things or substances which the Buddha at long last comprehended the evening of his enlivening. They work as "a helpful applied system for comprehending Buddhist idea." It is an announcement of how things are seen by a Buddha, how things truly are when seen effectively.

Introduction: Rheumatic fever (RF) is a late non-suppurative inflammatory complication of upper airway infection (pharyngotonsillitis) caused by Lancefield group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus (EBHGA). It prevails among the lower socioeconomic classes. The objective of this study is to report a case of a child, who developed a serious condition due to late diagnosis and inadequate treatment. Case Adolescent, indigenous, 13 years old, female, was admitted to the emergency room with history of myoarthralgia, precordialgia, difficulty walking, anasarca, oliguria, daily fever measured at 39oC, abdominal pain and respiratory discomfort. She mentioned the onset of the disease 3 months ago, but only sought medical care after 01 month of the onset of symptoms, was diagnosed with Urinary Tract Infection. She was referred from the Hospital of Tabatinga, in a severe condition, with cardiorespiratory arrest and orotracheal intubation, electrocardiographic changes and arrhythmias, immediately transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. Severe complications may occur after the first outbreak of rheumatic fever, even though it is an easily preventable disease, affecting patients with increasing risk, especially those with late diagnosis.

Ocotea neesiana (Miq.) Kosterm. (Lauraceae) commercially known in the Amazon as "louro-aritu" was widely used for decades in civil construction but there is little knowledge pertaining to its chemical and anatomy of wood. The objective this study was to evaluate the composition of essential oil, technological aspects and contribute to the identification of louro-aritu wood from demolition. Thus, a part of demolition wood used at least the last forty-five years as roofing structure was submitted to volatile constituents extraction through hydrodistillation in a Clevenger system. (1.70-1.87) associated with the general Analyzes of anatomical characteristics confirmed the identity of the wood as belonging to species Ocotea neesiana (Miq.). Kosterm. Basic density (0.69 g cm3) and anisotropy coefficient characteristics confirm the technological potential this wood for producing several artifacts. The chemical identification of essential oil was carried out by gas chromatography, the monoterpenes a-terpineol (53.89%), a-borneol (16.20%) and fenchol (9.80%) showed to be predominant. In this study was also evidenced that the essential oil producing cells of this wood are individualized and only release the volatile compounds after their rupture.

Hepatitis C is a viral, infectious and contagious disease that represents a serious public health problem of global, national and regional distribution. The general objective of this study was to evaluate the clinical-laboratory profile and therapeutic response of patients with Hepatitis C to the direct-acting antiviral drugs (AADs) treated at an outpatient clinic linked to a university hospital located in the city of Manaus/AM. About the methodology, this is an observational, descriptive and retrospective study, with a quantitative approach, of a series of cases, notified and confirmed of hepatitis C, making up a sample of 18 (eighteen) patients, attended at the Ambulatory Araújo Lima (AAL), linked to the University Hospital Getúlio Vargas (HUGV), Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM), from January 2016 to January 2018. Demographic, clinical, and laboratory data on patients were collected from medical records. A review was also carried out in the literature, to base the research carried out theoretically. The results found lead to the following conclusion: the disease had a major involvement at the age of 61, of which 55.5% were male and 44.5% female, with a predominance of men, data compatible with the national profile. It was observed that genotype type 1 is more frequent, with 83.4%, followed by genotype 3, with 16.6%. This genotypic pattern is compatible with the pattern found in several places in the country. With therapeutic success rates, which reach 96 to 100%, the AADs can allow the possibility of eradication of the disease in the world and in Brazil in the next years.

A presente pesquisa foi desenvolvida em cinco escolas municipais na cidade de Humaitá no estado do Amazonas com professores dos anos iniciais de 1º ao 5º ano do ensino fundamental e propondo uma verificação de com os professores trabalham a educação ambiental em escolas de comunidades rurais. Esta pesquisa visa compreender a importância de formações continuadas relacionadas com a temática ambiental para a prática de atividades do professor em sala de aula. Quanto aos métodos, o estudo utilizou-se de metodologias de pesquisas bibliográficas, pesquisa de campo e a aplicação de um questionário abordando sobre a importância da educação ambiental no âmbito escolar, foi realizado com um universo de quarenta professores do ensino fundamental que trabalham somente em escolas rurais do município. Quanto aos resultados alcançados da pesquisa que foram analisados estatisticamente e discutidos minuciosamente, percebeu-se a dificuldades do professor em trabalhar efetivamente atividades práticas em sala de aula relacionada a temas ambientais, no qual a falta de formações continuadas mais eficientes a esses profissionais de zona rural é um dos principais problemas enfrentados pelos professores além dos próprios problemas diários de infraestrutura que a comunidade se encontra. Desta forma a escola ainda é o espaço essencial para refletirmos e praticar ações que contribuam para a conservação do meio ambiente.

The management of pirarucu (Arapaima Gigas) has been carried out by the traditional communities of Amazonas, especially the municipality of Fonte Boa since 2002. This activity consists of annual and joint work among communities and institutions of Technical Assistance, where the community organization, counting , monitoring and surveillance of lakes are part of this process. The minimum size for the capture of Pirarucu was established under the rules of the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (IBAMA) in 150 cm, which is released for areas that have a fishing agreement and Conservation Units. The present work consists of a descriptive analysis on the Pirarucu Length Structure (Arapaima Gigas) managed in the middle Solimões River / Amazonas - Brazil. The objective was to analyze the morphological aspects related to size (Total Length), gender and gonadal stage females caught during fishing. For data collection, the fishery monitoring charts were used in the Database of the Institute of Sustainable Development of Fonte Boa / AM. Data from 33,395 specimens collected during the period from 2013 to 2016 were analyzed. Of these, 17,038 were females and 16,357 malais, being in the year 2016 and 2014 to larger number of females captured, totaling 5,458 species, and in the years of 2013 and 2015 they presented higher numbers of males caught 7.710. In relation to the total length are being captured in greater quantity species with measures between 161cm to 170 cm. Only in 2016 was it possible to find a specimen with 291cm of total length, female in the gonadal stage III. Regarding the gonadal stage, it was possible to notice that there is an index of 1.669 that is found in the gonadal stage I (without ova) and presenting the Total Length - CT between 150cm and 160cm. With this same measure we found 111 species in the IV gonadal stage (mature oocytes). In this way we can verify that a greater number of species are being captured that have not yet reached their stage of maturation.

Introduction: infections by fungus Fusarium oxysporumcan be potentially serious. Several species may cause localized or disseminated disease. Disseminated infections are potentially serious and the association with hematological neoplasies are common. Objective: the objective of this study is to report a clinical case of a patient with cutaneous disease and perform a review of the literature. Case report: Farmer, MM, 55, a native of Colombia, living for fifteen years in Santa Isabel do Rio Negro (Amazonas - Brasil) assisted at the Medical Tropical Foundation Heitor Vieira Dourado(Manaus, Amazonas) with a history of 6 months of evolution after standing foot injury during your work routine. Conclusion: Fusarium infections are increasingly common, fusariosehas high mortality rate. That pathology affects more immunosuppressed patients, but can also cause disease in immunocompetent people. The early diagnosis and properly treatment for the fungal infection and underlying disease are primordial for therapeutic success and better prognosis.

Children’s books have a long history around the world, and they have absorbed into themselves the elements of folk and fairy tale, and the oral tradition. It perceptively began maturing with the stories of ancient myths or folk-tales with its aim to amuse children as well as to teach them. But the genre of children’s literature, in spite of its apparently-fantastical appearance, began to earn its place among serious writings because of its concern with different important issues of society. During 19th and 20th century, the events like Economic crisis, rise of Imperialism, development of science and industries, the Wars, the fights for Independence all had left influences in the writings of children too and these wide range of global issues made children’s literature more appealing to its readers (adults) and scholars. My paper will re-examine the children’s novel The Secret Garden in postcolonial perspective to bring out the issues relating to racisms and imperialism, domination, power politics, including Western views of the “Orient” and establish the consequences of reading a children’s text that contains imperialistic ideologies like England as a ‘better’ place than India and many more.

Este trabalho apresenta uma composição de custos e resultados obtidos por uma empresa de transporte rodoviário de cargas, e busca salientar a importância da gestão de custos, bem como as vantagens e desvantagens na utilização de frota própria e frota subcontratada. Os dados utilizados nas análises foram coletados junto àuma empresa do ramo de transporte rodoviário localizada no município de CacoalRO. Por meio de questionário aplicado no setor contábil e financeiro, relatórios financeiros obtidos a partir da pesquisa no sistema de informação da empresa e planilhas eletrônicas, compõem a base de dados deste estudo. É possível visualizar os principais custos da atividade e obter informações gerenciais para apoiar na tomada de decisão. O período de pesquisa foi de 3 meses, sendo especificamente os meses de julho a setembro de 2018, e verificou-se que a empresa objeto da pesquisa obteve, neste período, uma receita total trimestral de R$ 3.900.000,00, custos trimestrais principaisno valor de R$ 3.009.000,00e um faturamento mensal de R$ 1.300.000,00,no período pesquisado a empresa não obteve lucro, obteve um prejuízo no trimestre pesquisado no valor de (R$269.513,00). O objeto da pesquisa tem sua frota composta por veículos da categoria média e pesada, e a pesquisa foi baseada somente nos dados da frota pesada.Epor fim conclui-se que a falta de gestão de custos, oculta dados importantes e não permite a obtenção da informação correta, pois o controle de custos permite a visualização dos resultados, positivos e/ou negativos, e consequentemente aponta deficiências e cria oportunidades para a melhoria do desempenho da atividade.

A coleta de lixo é um serviço fundamental em razão da crescente produção de resíduos sólidos na sociedade industrial e pós-industrial, demandando tratamento adequado para a proteção do meio ambiente e da saúde da população. Os coletores de lixo exercem um papel fundamental nesse processo. O método mundialmente comum para realização dessa coleta de resíduos sólidos é a forma manual, o que expõe esses trabalhadores a diversos fatores de riscos físicos, químicos e biológicos prejudiciais à sua saúde. O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar os aspectos quantitativos da produção científica sobre saúde dos coletores de lixo. A pesquisa é descritiva e foi desenvolvida por meio da ciênciometria no banco de dados da PUBMED, utilizando-se os mesh termos: solid waste and occupational groups. Como tipo de document foi filtrado artigos completos disponíveis na íntegra nos últimos 10 anos. Não se empregou filtro quanto à língua ou país.

Com a produção do lixo em larga escala, os coletores de lixo domiciliar, além do esforço físico, vivenciam situações de intempéries, mau acondicionamento dos produtos no lixo, causando diversos cortes e perfurações nesses trabalhadores. Assim, este estudo de caso realizado com coletores de lixo domiciliar de uma empresa privada, que atua no Município de Itacoatiara, teve por objetivo investigar as condições de risco e segurança desses trabalhadores, procurando mostrar as condições de vida dos coletores de lixo domiciliar e os riscos que correm exercendo essa profissão. Para apresentá-lo, iniciamos com uma breve revisão bibliográfica, discutindo a importância dessa atividade e os riscos diários que ficam expostos as pessoas que exercem essa profissão. Foi utilizado como metodologia de campo, um questionário que constou da identificação do sujeito e de questões que nortearam a interpretação dos dados obtidos nessa pesquisa. Os resultados indicaram que os coletores de lixo domiciliar estão expostos a inúmeros riscos de acidente de trabalho e doenças ocupacionais.

A problemática principal desse estudo é a investigação e análise das principais variáveis que interferem diretamente na entropia do sistema dinâmico de jogo em competições escolares e sua relação de causalidade com a metodologia de ensino do basquetebol na escola. Esse estudo aborda as questões acima colocadas, tentando introduzir no quadro da investigação no âmbito do esporte escolar, as preocupações oriundas do contexto da competição para o contexto do treinamento de equipes, mais precisamente, as dúvidas de professores e técnicos a respeito dos aspectos que devem priorizar e valorizar em suas opções, acrescentando a intuição quando da tomada de decisões um conhecimento objetivo, que somado ao conhecimento da experiência adquirida permita efetuar escolhas com maior sucesso e exatidão, na busca de resultados positivos com maior previsibilidade e menos surpresas imprevisíveis. O estudo oferece subsídios teóricos aos profissionais da educação física e do esporte preocupados em compreender a relação entre a instabilidade do sistema dinâmico em competições e a metodologia de ensino do jogo na escola.

Chicklit emerged as a sub-genre of women’s writing in the West in the late 1990s and was immediately hailed as the new women’s writing.Chicklit, which always has a single working woman as the protagonist, makes for light and amusing reading. Nevertheless, it merits serious consideration for what it says about women, and for its relationship with feminism. The present paper takes two texts, the iconic Bridget Jones’s Diary which may be said to have started the trend, and a recent novel I Quit,What Next? as two representative texts, from the UK and India and seeks to tease out its vexed relations with the experiences of contemporary women and feminism.

The present study has been conducted to investigate the levels of teaching interest among the teachers’ of Sepahijala District of Tripura. It also examine the significant difference between the teaching interest of teachers’ with regard to Gender , Locality and Teaching experience. The study was conducted on a random sample of 96 teachers of the three schools of Sepahijala district of Tripura. The tools used in the study were teaching interest scale developed by Dr. S.B. Kakkar,(Patiala). The study reveals the fact that the level of teaching interest is average among most of the teachers’ selected for study followed by high and low level in teaching interest among teachers’. Further, it is noted that there is no significant difference in the teaching interest among the teachers’ with regard to gender and locality and there is significant difference in teaching interest among teachers’ with regard to teaching experience.

The basic objective of this study is to analyze the perception or opinion of Insured on the services provided by the insurers, agents and surveyors in Tamilnadu. Study shows 71.57 percent respondents agreed insurance creates awareness among people. Similarly, 73.53 percent respondents agreed it also provides social security. Regarding interest rates on loan, 57.43 percent respondents are indifferent on their opinion that whether the rate of interest on loan is cheaper or not but 30.69 percent are agreed that interest on loan is cheaper. Sixty-six point six seven percent respondents are neutral that payment of loan installment is easier or not but 22.22 percent opined installment payment is easier in insurance companies. In the context of satisfactoriness of insurance services, 50.49 percent respondents agreed that services of insurance companies are satisfactory. Out of 92 respondents, 71.74 percent argued that they are satisfied with the services of insurance agents and 28.26 percent are not satisfied. Of the total respondents, 35.89 percent agreed on the performance of insurance surveyors is satisfactory and free of bias. But 33.33 percent respondents on the other are neutral about the performance and behavior of surveyors. On the whole, the above facts imply that the perception of insured’s towards insurance services is satisfactory in Tamilnadu.

Agriculture plays a vital role in Indian economy. 54.6per cent of the population is promised in agriculture and allied deeds (census 2011) and it subsidises 17.4 per cent to the country’s Gross Value Added (current price 2014-15, 2011-12 series). Given the significance of agriculture sector, Government of India took several steps for its supportable development. Steps have been taken to improve soil fertility on a sustainable basis through the soil health card scheme, to provide improved access to irrigation and improved water good organization through Pradhanmantri Gram Sinchai Yojana, to support organic farming through Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY) and to support for creation of a unified national agriculture market to boost the incomes of farmers. As per the first revised estimations released by CSO on 29.01.2016, the Agriculture and Allied Sector contributed in the region of 17.0 per cent of India’s Gross Value Added (GVA) at current prices during 2014-15. Gross Value Added (GVA) of Agriculture and Connected Sector and its share in total GVA of the country during the last 3 years together with the current year, was reckoned at 2011-12 current prices. The area under food grains was estimated to be 40.72 lakh hectares in 2017- 18 as against 39.70 lakh hectares in 2016- 17, showing an increase of 2.57 per cent. The total production of food grains in 2017-18 was estimated at 157.59 lakh tonnes while it was 149.16 lakh tonnes in 2016-17 showing an increase of 5.65 per cent. The gathering intensity for the year 2016-17 was 1.25. The number of holdings greater than before from 72.16 lakh in 2005-06 to 76.21 lakh in 2010-11. Government is for the most part committed to the welfare of farmers and supplying free power to all agriculture regulars including all the services released. The Budgetary subsidy (electricity) provided for agriculture given by the Government during the year 2017/-18 was Rs.3300 Crores. During the year 2017-18, it was programmed to announcement 50,000 new agricultural acquaintances. Up to 30- 11-2017, 40,154 agricultural services had been released. The total agricultural service station in the state as on 30-11- 2017 were 16.97 lakhs.

This paper covers the study about what is called as Employee Turnover and what is a need of measuring and controlling the same in an organization. Employee Turnover is the process of replacing one worker with another for any reason. Turnover rate is a matter of concern to almost all the companies because employee turnover can be a costly affair, especially for lower-paying jobs, which typically have the highest turnover rates. Employee Turnover can have a vital affect of the profitability of the organization. Once employee leaves the organization either due to resignation or otherwise then lot of administrative tasks may be required to be performed which lead in incurring the expenses. By understanding the common reasons for high employee turnover, you will be better able to protect your business from a high cost. Well-motivated employees will lead to less Employee Turnover. This paper pay emphasizes on what are necessities of measuring the turnover and what are typical method to control it.

Cyrus Mistry is one among the notable writers in our country who conjures up the nearly invisible lives around him in his letters of merit. The much discussed DSC prize winning novel The Chronicles of a Corpse Bearer discusses the lives and times of the most humiliated and marginalized corpse bearing class in the miniscule society of Parsis. Khandias as they were called is treated out to be a sub-caste in the Parsi community entrusted with the job of the keepers of purity. They mediate between the dead and living ones by carrying the corpse to the lush grounds of Towers of Silence, for the job which they were treated as the god of unclean and source of contamination there by forbidden from normal interaction with the rest of the community. The present paper analyses the lives of the Khandias presented by Mistry on the subaltern paradigm.

Our world is changing around us in such a fast manner and it demands for a Life Long Learning (L3) in order to ensure for better services by professional care givers. Indian children are deprived of their rights to survival and need to be taken care institutionally by Child Protection Organizations (CPOs). The staffs of selected CPOs are contacted to collect primary data through sampling method using a questionnaire. The major focus for this article is to statistically measure lifelong learning strategies of staff members in promoting the services of Children in child protection organizations (CPOs) and to compare the lifelong learning strategies of skill and training along with the levels of child rights intervention. More over it aimed to match the L3 strategy with the programme effectiveness and level of protection mechanisms and to measure statistically the mean difference between the skill and training scores with level of networking with stakeholders. It was observed that due to L3 the quality of services are enhanced, able to do better child rights interventions, improved programme effectiveness, quality in child protection mechanisms and healthy coordination with various stakeholders.

Smaller scale, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) establish over 90% of complete undertakings in the greater part of the economies and are credited with creating the most astounding rates of work development and record for a noteworthy offer of mechanical generation and fares. In India as well, the MSMEs assume an essential job in the generally modern economy of the nation. As of late, the MSME segment has reliably enrolled higher development rate contrasted with the generally speaking mechanical part. With its nimbleness and dynamism, the part has indicated honorable inventiveness and flexibility to endure the ongoing financial downturn and retreat.

In the light of the three meanings of the term Darshana as used in the Indian tradition as the nearest equivalent of Philosophy and, in terms of the suggestion that these ‘meanings’ of philosophy find an articulation in the Jain tradition, we may enquire further as to how to arrive at the Jain concept of Philosophy.

We recognize that gender equality and women’s empowerment are important for sustainable development and our common future. We reaffirm our commitments to ensure women’s equal rights, access and opportunities for participation and leadership in the economy, society and political decision-making.’ UN General Assembly 2012, paragraph 31

The term yoga originates from a Sanskrit word which implies burden or association. Traditionally, yoga is a method joining the individual self with the divine, universal spirit, or cosmic consciousness. Physical and mental activities are intended to help accomplish this objective, likewise called self-amazing quality or edification. On the physical dimension, yoga stances, called asana, are intended to tone, reinforce, and adjust the body. These stances are performed to make the spine supple and solid and to elevate blood stream to every one of the organs, organs, and tissues, keeping all the real frameworks sound. On the psychological dimension, yoga utilizes breathing systems (pranayama) and contemplation (dyana) to calm, elucidate, and discipline the brain.

It cannot be controverted that human nature is essentially end-oriented. This en-orientation of man implies that human life is a striving towards certain ends. In other words, “it is thoroughly teleological that it cannot be understood apart from what it is seeking to become”. The discipline which deals with the process of seeking and striving in terms of good and bad, and consequently in terms of right and wrong is termed Normative ethics and the judgments like A was a good man, to harm someone is wrong are known as Normative judgments of Value and Obligation respectively. Again, the discipline which aims at philosophical analysis of ethical terms or concepts like ‘right’, ‘good’, etc., which asks the meaning and definition of such terms, seeks justification of normative judgments, discusses their nature, and is concerned with the analysis of freedom and responsibility is termed Meta-ethics. Besides, there is descriptive historical inquiry to explain the phenomenon of morality in the various periods of history. Thus normative ethics, meta-ethics, and descriptive ethics constitute three kinds of ethical inquiry. IN the present paper, I propose to look at Jaina ethics from the normative and meta-ethical perspectives, to the exclusion of its descriptive historical inquiry. In other words, I shall not be describing the Achara of the Householder and that of the Muni in the various periods of history, but shall be dealing with some of the questions regarding value and obligation and metaethics, from the point of view of Jaina ethics in order to bring out the contribution of the Jaina to the above ethical questions.

Indias advanced education framework is the worlds third major as far as understudies, beside China and the United States. In future, India will be one of the biggest instruction center points. Indias Higher Education area has seen a phenomenal increment in the quantity of Universities/University level Institutions and Colleges since freedom. The Right to Education Act which stipulates compulsory and free education to all children within the age groups of 6-14 years, has brought about a rebellion in the education system of the country with statistics revealing a shocking enrolment in schools over the last four years. The involvement of private sector in higher education has seen radical changes in the field. Today over 60Per cent of higher education organisations in India are promoted by the private sector. This has accelerated establishment of institutes which have originated over the last decade making India home to the largest number of Higher Education institutions in the world, with student enrolments at the second highest.The number of Universities has increased 34 times from 20 in 1950 to 677 in 2014.Higher education comprises all post-secondary education, training and research guidance at education institutions such as universities that are legal as institutions of higher education by state authorities. Itincludes all the activities a given country deems to be higher education notonly those that take place within everyday universities and graduate schools, butshorter term education and training courses that are 2-3 years in length, andeven correspondence courses that make use of information technology and aretargeted at a broad population of students. Higher education institutions most prominently universities have three functions in total. To achieve and support national, provincial or worldwide quality, certain segments are especially important, prominently wary determination of staff and ceaseless staff advancement, specifically through the rise of proper projects for scholarly improvement, including showing learning approach and portability between nations, between advanced education organizations and between advanced education establishments and the universe of work, just as understudy versatility inside and between nations.

Unwinding strategies are an extraordinary method to help with pressure the board. Unwinding isnt just about genuine feelings of serenity or getting a charge out of a leisure activity. Unwinding is a procedure that diminishes the impacts of weight at the forefront of your thoughts and body. Unwinding strategies can enable you to adapt to ordinary pressure and with stress identified with different medical issues, for example, coronary illness and agony. Regardless of whether your worry is spiraling of control or you have just got it restrained, you can profit by learning unwinding systems. Learning fundamental unwinding strategies is simple. Unwinding strategies additionally are regularly free or minimal effort, present little hazard, and should be possible about anyplace. This paper will provide detail information of psychological techniques for stress management in sports and its benefits.

Income or Salary is a form of periodic compensation from a firm to its employee, which is entirely declared in an employment deal. Income is considered as an important reward to encourage the workforce and their performance towards the goals of employer. The joy from pay fulfillment is additionally something critical that is connected to some regulatory results and achievement. The purpose of the study is to find out the impact of income on job satisfaction of women employees in public banking sector. Over the past four decades, numerous investigators have examined the relationship between income and job satisfaction and it was found that income effects job satisfaction and its facets. The study is based on the data has been collected on primary and secondary sources through a developed research instrument. Data was collected from 108 women employees from public banks of Sonepat of Haryan on random basis. One Way ANOVA test was used to analyze the impact of income on facets of job satisfaction of women employees.

When a fixed asset such as plant, machinery, furniture, motor vehicle, etc; becomes obsolete over a period of time due to depreciation, then such assets need to be replaced with new asset. Sometimes the asset/ lease become expired over a period of time and needs to be purchased/ renewed. In order to purchase a new asset or renew a new lease the company has to pay huge amount from its profits and therefore a large sum of money will be debited from the bank balance of the company and this will cause liquidity problems to the company. In such a situation the management of the company has to make a smart move in order to replace such obsolete assets. It needs to create a Sinking Fund (which is also known as Depreciation Fund Account).

Background & objectives: Mosquito represent the major arthropod vectors of human disease worldwide transmitting malaria, filariasis and dengue virus and Zika virus. Indigenous larvivorous fishes bear potential for regulating vector mosquitoes through tropic interactions. The mosquito prey preference of four fish indigenous larvivorous fishes in the presence of alternative food items was assessed to highlight their use in mosquito vector management.

This research paper is explaining to the Buddhist ethics in the way of Ajiva??hamaka Sila. Buddhism holds, as the way of liberation from suffering, the middle way which is called Majjhima pa?ipada and also it is the gateway to theBuddhists’ final aspiration (i.e. nibbana). This way, according to Dhammacakkapavattana sutta, consists of the Noble Eightfold Path such as right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration. These are divided into three groups as morality, concentration and wisdom. Morality group (silakkhandha) comprises right speech, right action and right livelihood. Concentration group (samadhikkhandha) comprises right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration. Wisdom group (paññakkhandha) comprises right view and right thought. Of these, the three constituents of the morality group become Ajiva??hamaka sila. It is also called Sucarita sila in Buddhism. Sucarita sila is the methods to more the stage in higher level.

Thisapaper presents the method for the detection and localization of moving targets in passive infrared (PIR) sensor networks inaboth indoor and outdoor settings. Reportsaour design and implementation of PIR sensor network, especially, we proposed a detection algorithm, which uses AdaptiveaThreshold with Constant FalseaAlarm Rate; and developed a localization algorithm using directionasearch in the grid space of the network. The experimental results have shown that our PIRasensor network can detect and locate the moving targets with reasonableaaccuracy In this paper, an innovative localizationamethod is proposed for tracking humans’ position in indooraenvironments based on passive infrared (PIR) sensorsaaiming at providing intelligent services. Then the PIRasensors, which placement depends onathe training results in the accessibilityamap, get the rough location information.

A study of Abhidhamma Pitakain Buddhist Philosophy is to introduce the Buddha’s philosophy (Buddha’s Abhidhamma). In the teaching of Ti-Pitakas (Three Baskets), there are such as Vinaya-Pitaka(the code of monastic discipline), Sutta-Pitaka(the Discourse), Abhidhamma-Pitaka (the analytic doctrine of the Buddha’s philosophy). Abhidhamma-Pitakais the most difficult and the highest teaching of the Buddha, the third great division of the Pitaka. It is immense accumulation of efficiently organized, arranged and ordered Doctrines of the Buddha, speaking to the core of His educating. Abhidhamma means Higher Teaching or Special Teaching; it is unique in its abstruseness, analytical approach, immensity of scope and conduciveness to one’s liberation. By understanding the Buddhist philosophy and turning this study into personal by meditation and direct intellectual intuition of reality, then one can develop of insight into three characteristics of existence (impermanence, satisfactoriness, and non-self).

Time is very important topic in the world of philosophy, as well as in our daily life. This paper has tried to give an account of the Lokayata concept of Ome. To explain this, it is discussed at first about the various pictures of time, depending on various belief of Ome. Then it is discussed here regarding the Lokayata rejecOon of prevailing social condiOon, and as a result the Lokayata acceptance of linear Ome, denying the notion of cyclic time.To establish the notion of linear time, it is analysed by the Lokayata about their acceptance of mere percepOon and denial of inference as source of valid knowledge. In this context, this arOcle has explained shortly about Jayarasis Ta?vapaplavasim?ha to express the Lokayata method of philosophical thinking. Also to understand clearly the Lokayata noOon of Ome, the controversy of Lokayata school with others schools of Indian Philosophy(as Bouddha,Jaina,Nyaya,AdvaitaVedanta,and Sam?khya) has been discussed shortly in this article. Finally it is concluded that the Lokayata rejecOon of quasi-cyclic time does not mean an acceptence of linear time of industrial capitalism, but it means the acceptance of linear mundane time.

The mass media plays an important role in the daily life. The mass media mainly used in education and media profession. Mass media refers to the term large, it reaches whole population of the nation. This was started in 1920s with the advent of nationwide radio networks and mass-circulation newspapers and magazines.

This article delves to explore and investigate objective, purpose, significance and vital implications of the ‘Act East Policy’(AEP).This article further seeks to investigate strategic intentions and purposes of the AEP. The incumbent Modi government has adopted the AEP as dominant policy instrument to address eminent issues of the North Eastern Indian states. The AEP has been also deployed as an important framework for developing relationships with immediate neighbours and countries of Asia pacific regions. This article explores and evaluates key dimensions of the AEP. Finally, this article draws conclusion by stating key outcomes, success and failure of the AEP.

This article delves to explore and investigate objective, purpose, significance and vital implications of the ‘Act East Policy’(AEP).This article further seeks to investigate strategic intentions and purposes of the AEP. The incumbent Modi government has adopted the AEP as dominant policy instrument to address eminent issues of the North Eastern Indian states. The AEP has been also deployed as an important framework for developing relationships with immediate neighbours and countries of Asia pacific regions. This article explores and evaluates key dimensions of the AEP. Finally, this article draws conclusion by stating key outcomes, success and failure of the AEP.

Organizations today are facing challenges and opportunities due to changes world of business. The changes in the business world include in technological advances and economic trends in the global market. Werner (2007) stated that “social, cultural, political, technological and global forces challenge organizations to redefine their strategies”. None of the field is left untouched by these changes. So, every organization aspires to have employees who are committed towards the fulfillment of the organizational goals. The educational organizations such as schools also need dedicated teachers to achieve their objectives and cannot succeed without their efforts and dedication.

India is a country of traditions and values where marriage is regarded as a sacrament but as we have reached in this globalized era ,sudden change has also been seen in the relationships .Now couples do not hesitate to live together without marriage termed as ‘live-in relaionships’ which is is neither recognized by The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 nor by The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, nor by The Indian Succession Act 1925. Although such relations are not socially acceptable but courts have given their opinion in its favour so as to prevent its misuse.In this paper author has discussed the impact of such relations on society,live-in partners ,the child born out of it ,their status and the relief to the aggreived party. Such relations are speedily digging its roots deep into our society .Therefore to meet this challenge a legislation is required to maintain a balance in the society.

This paper makes an attempt to explore the perceived impact of technology on grievance handling practices. A total 450 public sector bank employees were selected as a sample of the study. A self-prepared questionnaire was used to collect the responses of bank employees regarding the impact of technology on grievance handling practices. The results of the study indicate that the use of modern technology leads to time and cost saving in grievance handling practices. Intranet individually does not lead to quality improvement in grievance handling practices however modern technology when applied jointly leads to quality enhancement in grievance handling practices. Components of modern technology when applied jointly leads to transparency enhancement in grievance handling practices whereas Internet and Social Networking websites individually do not lead to transparency enhancement in grievance handling practices.

Emancipation is Knowledge of Freedom. As a poet Jayanta Mahapatra upholds scientific rationalism. With scientific frame of mind, he interrogate faith, a way of life and sometimes a whole tradition. He criticizes blind adherence to religious dogmatic beliefs and ruthlessness of tradition. He presentd the misery of his fellow men and women and a considerable part of his poetry is dedicated to the real freedom of Human being.

Rural–Urban fringe is a dynamic region with imprecise boundary associated with the growth and developmental activities taking place in and around the city region. Various developmental processes act as a catalyst in bringing about socio-economic change both at micro and macro level. These changes have positive as well as negative implications for urbanization of the region. Highways, as an agent of integration of rural and urban economic activities, have led to the development and expansion of Jaipur city into peripheral region. Study of socio-economic changes in the fringe aids planners in formulating policies to ensure optimal land utilization and sustainable urban growth. Therefore, the objective is to study the socio-economic pattern along National Highway-8 in ruralurban fringe of Jaipur. The first level of study is to identify rural–urban fringe of Jaipur city and second level identifies the study area in corridor pattern to study the socio economic pattern along National Highway No8. Corridor One includes villages through which the highway passes and Corridor two and three are positioned adjacent to corridor one and two respectively. Socio-economic pattern at village level is studied using Census data 1991, 2001 and 2011 for Density, Literacy rate and Non-primary workers. Socio-economic pattern shows higher variable values in corridor one as compared to two and three. The probable reasons for the direction of growth towards Ajmer and higher variable values in Corridor one are also discussed in the paper.

The History of Karnataka is incomplete without making note of the work done by the Christian missionaries. They influenced on the minds of the people through the churches they built, the organizations they established and the institutions they started. Christian missionaries have rendered memorable service to the advancement of the public in general and to the Christian community on particular. Due credit must be given to them for their pioneering work in various fields, in the course of which they helped to raise the community standard of life, to build character and to broaden the outlook on life, because of their principles of love,service,and sacrifice. This paper throws light on the contributions of christian missionaries to the development of karnataka. Christian missionaries were responsible for introduction of printing in Kannada. This helped “classical revival” in Kannada and interest in ancient Kannada literature was on the increase. Study of Kannada at schools, popularization of English literature and western political and philosophical ideas and introduction of the printing brought about the emergence of the Renaissance. The Christian Missionaries who came to India with the sole objective of propagating their faith, found communication as the primary obstacle. Hence, they started mastering the native language and imparting education to the local population without caste or class distinction

Maharashtra is one of the agriculturally most developed state of India and people are mainly in the occupation of agriculture. The investigation focused the analysis of soil metals concentration from Mahad MIDC industrial territory which was used for cultivating paddy and still surrounding people are in the same business.The investigation was completed around Mahad MIDC, District Raigad of state Maharashtra, India. The Industrial zone is known for its different Chemical and Pharmaceutical industries. Industrial effluent are more responsible for the increase in the concentration of poisonous metals into the soil. The examination discovers contamination state of soil. The heavy metals(Iron, Copper, Zinc, Manganese, Nickel, Chromium, Cobalt, and Lead) were studied from fifteen selected stations of Mahad MIDC zone. The remarkable variation in the metals concentration was observed during study period. The outcomes clearly demonstrate that the industrial effluents are affecting adversely on the quality of soil.

From the perspective of pathology, drugs are a strategic and multifaceted threat that, when it comes to time, one of its faces is more prominent than other faces. Individuals who are addicted to substance abuse are simultaneously affected by other disorders. The aim of this study was to investigate of the relationship of physical disease and mental disorders with drug use in Yasouj city.For that purpose 255 applicants of intervention were selected by simple random sampling method and completed the MMPI-2 test and the author made questionnaire. Finally, according to the questionnaires, 104 questionnaires were analyzed.The results of chi-square test showed that there was a significant relationship between addiction and Hypochondriasis disorder, depressive disorder, psychopathic deviate, paranoid disorder, psychasthenia disorder, dementia disorder, sleep disorder, sexual disorders, hepatitis, gastrointestinal disorders, diseases, neurology and respiratory tract diseases. Except for the relationship between addiction and hepatitis which was significant at level (p=/05) other assumptions were significant at level (p=/001).But was not found a significant relationship between the drugs and schizophrenia, mania, Aids, endocarditis, cancer, liver disease and kidney disease.There was a positive and significant relationship between the prevalence of mental illness such as Hypochondriasis disorder, depression, psychopathic disorder, paranoid disorder, psychotic disorder, dementia disorder, sleep disturbances, sexual disorders and physical disorders such as hepatitis, digestive diseases, neurological and psychiatric disorders.

National Movement gained momentum since the formation of the Indian National Congress in India. In the beginning it was influenced by the Moderates and their ideas. However the Moderates were not effective in the scenario of Tamil Country. Only a few moderates emerged and they were unable to enslist the support of the people for the cause of the liberation of the nation. Due to the ideological split in the Surat Congress Session, the young and energetic extremists came forward to lead the National Movement in India. In Tamil Counties the Swadeshi Extremists emerged who spread the swadeshi ideals. The role played by the Swadeshi Extremists like V.O.Chidambaram Pillai, Subramania Siva, Subramania Bharathi and many little known swadeshi leaders was remarkable in many counts. As the Swadeshi leaders of the Tamil Country were arrested and tortured, Swadeshi terrorists like Vanchinathan, Neelakanta Brahmachari and some others came to rescue. As result, Ashe, the Collector of Tirunelveli was assassinated. The Swadeshi extremists changed the course of the Nationalist Movement into the Mass Movement in Tamil Country. For the First time, in the National Movement the people whole heartedly plunged into action.

National Movement gained momentum since the formation of the Indian National Congress in India. In the beginning it was influenced by the Moderates and their ideas. However the Moderates were not effective in the scenario of Tamil Country. Only a few moderates emerged and they were unable to enslist the support of the people for the cause of the liberation of the nation. Due to the ideological split in the Surat Congress Session, the young and energetic extremists came forward to lead the National Movement in India. In Tamil Counties the Swadeshi Extremists emerged who spread the swadeshi ideals. The role played by the Swadeshi Extremists like V.O.Chidambaram Pillai, Subramania Siva, Subramania Bharathi and many little known swadeshi leaders was remarkable in many counts. As the Swadeshi leaders of the Tamil Country were arrested and tortured, Swadeshi terrorists like Vanchinathan, Neelakanta Brahmachari and some others came to rescue. As result, Ashe, the Collector of Tirunelveli was assassinated. The Swadeshi extremists changed the course of the Nationalist Movement into the Mass Movement in Tamil Country. For the First time, in the National Movement the people whole heartedly plunged into action.

This paper aims to analyze the impact of privatization of education in the society. The objectives of the paper are impact of privatization of education on the society in the Mahabaleshwer tehsil. The data have been collected both primary and secondary. The sample was collected randomly 50 respondents as parents of the students. They analyze positive and negative impact of privatization of education onthe society in the study area.

In the year 1996, Reserve Bank of India mainstreamed the financing to SHGs into the normal operations of the Banks and as a result significant financial inclusion initiatives came into existence. Over the period of more than 25 years, the Self Help Group-Bank Linkage programme has a massive success and become the world largest Microfinance programme. The success of SHG movement has drawn attention to the policy makers of the country for dealing with the various challenges like poverty alleviation, women empowerment, social upliftment, financial inclusion, entrepreneurial development etc. Though SHG movement got momentum in India but still there are various challenges for strengthening the credit delivery systems to the poor. Digitization of SHGs is the way of enhancing financial inclusion and meeting the challenges for strengthening the credit delivery systems to the rural poor especially to the women. This paper is specifically confined with the digitization of Self Help Groups (SHGs) for promoting and encouraging digital financial inclusion in our country. Moreover, this paper discusses the difficulties faced by the bank on providing credit to the SHGs due to their traditional account keeping system. The paper also addresses the digital empowerment of the microfinance through EShakti pilot project of NABARD for the benefit of the rural masses.

Indian Sugar industry is the second largest Agro based processing industry next to the Cotton Textile industry in the country. India is the second major sugar producing country in the world. Sugar industry occupies an important place among organized industries in India. This industry has been international in resource mobilization, employment generation, income generation and creating social infrastructure in rural areas. Indeed sugar industry has facilitated and accelerated the pace of rural industrialization. From this study we can conclude that the agricultural production especially sugarcane production consequently sugar production has increased in the Second Green Revolution period. There is surplus production of sugar in the domestic and global sugar market. The state –wise share of sugar production in India shows that Maharashtra tops the list with 34 per cent followed by Uttar Pradesh with 26 percent and Tamil Nadu with only 7 percent.

This study attempts to find the effect of job satisfaction on turnover intentions of employees at Kosamattam Finance, Kozhikode area.The research findings have shown that the respondents perceive the institution to be somewhat unappreciative of their efforts and dedication they put into it. If it does, it is to a minimal extent. Overall the results of the study indicated that there is reason for the company to start worrying as the employees’ level of job satisfaction and intentions to stay are questionable. The respondents have made some suggestions that the institution should strive for in order to improve their job satisfaction and intentions to remain employed by the organisation. The institution perhaps needs to put into place support systems that are effective to continuously ensure that performance is kept to the optimum.

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It is time to inaugurate a new era of scientific education” (Kropotkin 1996). Traditional PhD education lacks sufficient mentoring (Nerad and Cerny 1999), Consequently, PhD students receive only limited training in non-research-related areas to prepare them for careers in academia or elsewhere (Campbell et al. 2005). Many studies have been conducted in relation to intelligence and its consequent effect on job performance, satisfaction, stress and leadership.

Man has created his means of understanding with nature and human endeavors. Economic life is one of the systems that have developed some systems about the demands of organizing human human and social demand. In India, farmers say that the nation is a backbone. B.C. Agriculture has long been important for agriculture. Veda - Upani?eta During the era, we also learn many of the bases about agriculture.

Khudus vanaushadhi and nakshatravan is situated in the Malshirastahsil. The Khudusvanaushadhi and nakshatravan is 9 kms from Malshiras being situated in Khudus, on Pune Pandharpur state highway.Khudus vanaushadhi and nakshatravan is one of the richest biodiversity areas which represent diverse ecosystem like grasslands, woodlands and a small pond ecosystem. Mean annual rainfall of the study site is 400 to 500mm with an average temperature range between 13o c to 42o c.

Worker commitment is simply the outfitting of association individuals to their work jobs; in commitment, individuals utilize and convey what needs be physically, psychologically, and sincerely amid job exhibitions.

One of the major constraints that India has been facing of late, is savings constraint. This limits investment. It has been observed that in recent times, there has been a fall in real rate of interest which has discouraged savings and led to substitution of financial savings with non-financial savings (primarily gold). This paper shows that a rise in import of gold adds to further constraint on investment by lowering savings through a variety of channels. Further a rate cut in times of economic gloom leads to stagflation, instead of causing a recovery, by increasing consumption of gold and lowering savings.

In the scenario the food items available in the markets are threatening the livelihood of the human beings. There prevails adulteration, excess chemical usage, harmful combinations of preservatives and unhygienic food preparations. These problems are widely seen in baby products, health drinks, nutrition substitutes, fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, sea food and what not. The government of India set up supervisory body in the recent years known as FSSAI to ensure the public health. This paper tries to analyse the regulatory and supervisory measures taken by Fssai to warrant the food protection.

"Proficiency isnt the finish of instruction, not by any means the start. It is one of the methods whereby man and lady can be taught. Proficiency in itself is no instruction."

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This study takes into account gender inequality as one the important indicators of growth and examines the inter – regional inequality in female labor force participation as well as average wage rate.This paper also examines gender inequality in terms of involvement of females in workforce. It also tries to study explainable variable affecting existing female labor force participation in India.Inter-regional and inter gender disparity between male and female wage rate are striking as per the available data. This disparity can also be seen in rural and urban sector both across the various states and Union Territories. The study uses secondary data published by NSSO and analyses the data using charts, tables and SPSS software.Author explains that variables like female literacy rate across states, male Labor force participation rate, Rural Female average wage rate, Urban female average wage rate and percentage of women in total population are the major determinants of the present state of female labor force participation in India across the states.A keen study of states and union territories show that most of UT’s and eastern states show a progressive picture of average female wage rate as well as labor force participation.

The passage of Indian English Novel from 1864 with Rajmohan’s Wife by Bankim Chandar Chatterji to till to date has witnessed an uphill task in Indian English Novel. One of the very few who are responsible for Indian English Novel to reach the covetous position is undoubtedly R.K.Narayan. He has gained a unique place among the readers of fiction both at home and abroad. His novels are prescribed for university courses in the foreign countries. His novels have been reprinted many times which testifies his relevance as a novelist.

Kulik Raiganj Wildlife Sanctuary is the second largest bird sanctuary of Asia situated on the bank of Kulik River at the close vicinity of Raiganj town of West Bengal, India. The Sanctuary is famous for Asian migratory Open Bill Stork (Anastomus oscitans) of international interest. The sanctuary has 224 species of angiosperm. There is no any documentation of macro fungal diversity of pharmaceutical importance so far. In my present study screening, examination and documentation of pharmaceutical importance macro fungi were performed since 2014 to 2016. It was found to grow about 50 different species of macro fungi of which 17 species of macro fungi are found to produce secondary metabolites of pharmaceutical importance such as Lentinus sp, Schizophyllum commune, Trametes versicolor, Ganoderma lucidum, Pleurotus ostreatus, Collybia dryophila, Armillaria mellea, Cymatoderma elegans, Marasmius sp, Amanita muscaria, Auricularia auricular, Sparassis crispa, Volvariella volvacea, Inonotus obliquus, Hericium erinaceus, Lentinus edodes and Coprinus atramentarius. These macro fungi might be used as potential sources of bio-molecules for development of medicines of therapeutic significance for human welfare.

Menstrual health and hygiene have strong inferences on the health and wellbeing of a woman in general and of the overall society, in particular. The study of the United Nations, 2013 revealed that globally menstrual women make up half (49.58%) of the population. Therefore, it is important to not overlook a phenomenon that a large percentage of the population experiences on a regular basis. The challenge of addressing the socio-cultural taboos, beliefs, and misconceptions about menstruation, is further compounded by the low knowledge levels, understanding and awareness of menstruation health. In 2010, the Government of India has launched ‘MHS’ (Menstrual Hygiene Scheme) for the promotion of menstrual health and hygiene among adolescent girls in rural areas. The main objective of the study is to evaluate the communication pattern among respondents about menstruation and menstrual health and hygiene.

Public Distribution System is considered as a principal instrument in the hands of the government for providing safety net to the poor and the downtrodden. Public Distribution System is the largest distribution network of its kind in the world. It emerged out as rationing measure in the backdrop of Bengal famine as well as a war-time measure during Second World War.

In India, the teacher education system is drastically changing from the last two decades, for seeking any change holdsa way-out forattaining goals in successful way by avoiding detriments judiciously. Increasing the duration of the teacher education program (M.Ed.) would be considered as an optimistic clue that the quality of teacher-training and education could be brought into the streamline. As per NCTE norms, the duration of M.Ed. programme has been increased from one-year to two-year.The twoyear Master of Education programme is designed to provide opportunities for students to extend as well as deepen their knowledge and understanding of Education, specialize in select areas, and also develop research capacities, leading to specialization in either elementary education or secondary education (NCTE, 2014). Keeping the length of programme in mind, the investigators made an attempt to explore the convictions of prospective teacher-educators. Prior to commencing any programme, its constantly obligatory to cognizethe outlooks of aspirants in the light of new norms and regulation of any autonomous body.The aim of the present research is to discern the views of prospective teacher-educators, know-hows in curricular & co-curricular activitiesand their expectations towards two-year M.Ed. programme. The present study adopted the descriptive survey method. A total of thirty-eight M.Ed. students had been taken purposively, and a self-constructed semi-structured questionnaire and Likert-type five-point scale were administered the target-group. The study revealed that majority of them (81.57%) expressed that M.Ed. programme was necessary to offer as a two-year programme, elated joining two-year programme (71%) and also opined that two-year M.Ed. programme really produce quality teacher-educators, but only 47.40% of the them self-assessed that they fitted for the teaching profession. Majority of the participantsconveyed that they were having stage-fear (92%) and assumedto be able overcome itin due course.The study also bore that 86.84% of them were agreedto having a specific dress-code (uniform) in this profession. Some of the suggestions have been drawn in the light of major finding of the study.

Kids with handicaps experience distinctive types of rejection, which may cut them off from wellbeing, instruction and social administrations, and utmost their support in family, network and society. This detachment can effectsly affect future work openings and cooperation in urban life.In this chapter, we provide the theoretical framework that focuses on Assistive technology, its advantages and also focuses on the types of assistive technology for children with special need. (UNICEF. 2013).

Agro-processing is essentially a method important adding activity to agricultural production and therefore makes agriculture a simpler contributor to industrial growth establishing agriculture-industry linkages. In agro-based industries, the essential parts ar inputs drawn from agriculture and their process to suit the need of the shoppers.

In the recent past the two most radical approaches to art history in the west have been influenced by Marxism and feminism. In the west these new approaches where seminal in foregrounding the critique of the nineteenth century formalism, the aesthetic relativism of “art for arts sake” on the one hand and stress the significance of social and economic view of art and cultural context.

The concept of work-life balance is based on the notion that paid work and personal life should be seen less as competing priorities than as complementary elements of a full life. The term ‘work–life balance’ describe the stability between responsibilities at work and responsibilities outside work; having a work–life balance means that this stability is in the right position for the individual concerned. The article has pointed out that the managerial implication was to recommend to the authorities of hospital administration to understand the work life harmony among nurses working in their hospital. Work Life harmony demands equilibrium between person’s job and personal life. Work-life balance is a concept that supports the efforts of employees to split their time and energy between work and the other important aspects of their lives. This article has attempted to find out the impact of Marital status and nature of family on the effectiveiness of work life harmony among nurse working in the hospital at pudukkottai distict. There are 300 hospital nursing personal were met respective working hospitals situated in the Urban area of Pudukkottai District. The statistical technique such as, Independent sample T test was used to know the effect of subject factors such as,prevailing work life harmony and effectiveness of work life balance with two independent factorts such as maritial stuats and nature of family of nurses consider as a independent factor.