Internet has become the most influential and worldwide approved weapon to gather information among university students to broad their academic knowledge and to establish communication. The websites are rich with abundant information of each and every field which is known to the world. The present study aims to focus on the usage patterns of internet of university students. 400 students were chosen from 4 universities of Haryana. Self made questionnaire with 33 items was used to collect data and to gauge usage patterns of internet of university students. Results indicated that Male students use home for using internet more than female students and female students use internet more in university lawn than male students. Urban students use internet for more time than rural students. There is not much difference in the purposes of using internet of arts and science students. They differ at only using internet for academic activities where science students showed high mean scores than arts students.

In india, Poverty is found on large scale. As remedie many Plans and Schemes were been implemented since 1970 by Central Government. PMGSY is one of the important Scheme of this period.Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana is one of the best schemes implemented by the Government of India through the ministry of Rural development This scheme Started under the Powerty Alleviation Programme one of the important Programme Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana was launched on 25Th December, 2000. This Programme was started for Rural connectivity Rural connectivity is not an end in itself. It is a means. It is expected that the connectivity will improve indicators of education, health, rural incomes etc., provided as a follow up, and in consultation with the local Panchayati Raj Institutions, convergence is achieved with other ongoing Programmes in these sectors.

The main objective of the present study is to find out the Mental health of B.Ed student teachers. For the present study, the survey method was adopted. The samples of 114 B.Ed student teachers were selected from 3 B.Ed colleges of Mysuru. The mental health inventory developed by Prof. Jagadish and Prof. Srivastava (1983). Findings of the study revealed that, 85.4% of Male and 90.4% of Female B.Ed student teachers of Mysuru have poor Mental health. There is no significant difference in mental health of Male and Female, Urban and Rural and Nuclear and Joint family B.Ed student teachers of Mysuru.

Land in its virgin environment (Physical) carves out the uses that are axiomatic in nature. But man as equipped worth his skill and technology has been able to make up significant role in shaping and reshaping the uses of land. With the result a variety of land use, categories are found in the whole region. In the state land use is primarily governed by the natural elements and cultural attributes.

Over the years, the Indian foreign policy has been shaped byNehruvian idealism, Indira Gandhi’s pragmatism, Rajiv Gandhi’s realism, Gujral’s intellect, Narasimha Rao’s vision, Vajpayee’s temperament, and Manmohan Singh’s latitudinarianism. And now, the general elections of 2014 have provided a clear mandate to NDA-II, led by NarendraModi, for reinvigorating India by asserting and promoting the strategic national interests. As the national interests are not dynamic, the change in the guard just confines to a relook into the priorities, approaches and performance of the government. Henceforth, the elements of continuity and change must be in lieu of the spirit of democratic transition.

Strategy implementation may be viewed as a process inducing various forms of organizational learning, because both environmental threats and strategic responses are a prime trigger for organizational learning processes. Following to this we review that it’s quiet a complicated task for any management team, making a strategy perform or execute, implementing the ideas all throughout the organization. Strategy implementation is considered mostly as something of an expertise and its research history has formerly been illustrated as fragmented and diverse. Soft, hard and mixed factors which range from the people who communicate or mechanism in place for co-ordination and control have been proved influential to the success of Strategy implementation. Strategy execution is also defined as ‘the step by step implementation of the various activities that make up a formulated decision making strategy.

We report eco-friendly synthesis of mesoporous molecular sieve of M41S family using coal fly ash available in ample as the thermal power station waste during electricity generation. This contributes to the green synthesis of MCM-41 at a cheaper production cost. Coal fly ash was used to synthesize MCM-41 by alkali fusion followed by hydro-thermal treatment and was characterized using various techniques viz. XRD, SEM, FTIR, N2-sorption for surface area measurement etc. The synthesis and history dependent parameters were optimized to obtain highly crystalline phase of MCM-41. The synthesized material was tested for the adsorption of waste water contamination. B S

Web Services is very useful in academic libraries for access to the Internet. It can be used to exchange text, data files, and programs with any other user who is also connected to the internet. The present study is to investigate the use of web services by the users at BusinessSchools students inKarnataka. A sample of 200 users was taken fromvarious categories of users covering different disciplines such as B- School Student. A questionnaire was designed and distributed among the users to collect the primary data. This paper highlights the need and importance of web services. This study attempted to investigate the frequency, purpose of use and the problems faced by the users while using web services.

The quest to embrace new technology to gain advantage in the market gives the bank a new shape called online Bank. It has been using world wide as a delivery channel to meet, acquire new customers and retain existing customers. This wind of change is also blowing over Bangladesh.

Academic performance is the outcome of the activity done in the examination hall. There are many factors or indicators that influence performance in an examination hall primary among them being the student’s attribution of his success or failure to causes/ events before and during the examination. The present study tries to explain the academic performance of a secondary school student based on the guiding forces of his behaviour. A good number of samples representing the population are required to collect information from the target population and accordingly schools were chosen from Kolkata and its adjoining districts. The study was conducted on a total participants of 910 students studying in Class X in Bengali Medium Schools and due to appear for the Madhyamik Pariksha (Secondary Examination) conducted by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education. The results show that there is a significant negative correlation between a student’s attribution and his performance during an exam. In other words the more is the external attribute of an individual, the less is his marks and vice versa.

The present paper goes for exploring the financial foundation of the migrant sugarcane collecting laborers. At the start it appears to be clearly to be a dull endeavor as the learning of the financial synthesis of any sort of workers is demonstrated that they are fundamentally property less and has a place with the neediness ridden segment of the society. What is new in concentrate the financial creation of migrant sugarcane cutters and migrated workers? Is it an important exercise? Every such inquiry emerges. It is intriguing to know the way that the migrant sugarcane cutting and migrateding workers parse isnt a homogeneous class.

Traditional culture and social thought in a country or society can provide for the development of personal life and its society. Buddhism is a living philosophy as well as religion in the world. It is also said to be one of the basis of the culture if Asia. Most people in Asia believe in Buddhism as a way of life. They applied it as a powerful means to solve the problems in human affairs.

The purpose of the present investigation was to examine the relationship between study habits and academic achievement among secondary school students. Data was collected on a random sample of 400 secondary school students drawn from different schools. Results indicated that there is a significant positive relationship between study habits and academic achievement of students. Study habits of the study are found to positively influence the learning outcomes of the students. The meaning and implications of the finding of the study are discussed in this paper.

Kongunadu means like honey it is sweet, a religious flower reigns in the country and a country for the richness of the Tamil language. The land which is rich in its land resources is also great and prosperous in its water resource and physical features. From the literatures it can be understood that among the lands of the three kings it was only in the Chera Nadu the white revolution or the milk revolution was at its height. For the abundance of horse and Yazhi in other countries, the Cheras used to compare their sheep and the cows. Hence the Chera Nadu was rich in sheep and cows. The aim the manuscript is to trace out historical importance of the village Kolumam and its temple otherwise known as Inamsankiramanallur.

Purpose-The present researchaims to study the influence of visual merchandising on the impulse buying tendency of young customers’ in apparel outlets. The effects of various displays in the retail stores to attract the store traffic werestudied.

One of the vaishnava monuments at Mettupalayam is Sri Aranganatha Perumal temple. The first Thala of the temple is found in the chief sanctum while in the Griva parts the stucco sculptures are found. To the west side of the Vimana Ranganathar is carved in the Veerasana state in the first Thala with Sridevi and Boodevi. The two Devies are in the Suhasana state with the ‘Padmas’. For the Lord and his consorts the ‘Karanda Maguda and the ‘Greeta Maguda’ have been worn Ranganathar bears in his two hands the conch and the wheel and in high decoration. This collection of sculptures in the sitting posture is on the snake which wrought dexterously. On both sides of them Hanuman and Garudalvar are seated with the ‘Anjali Mudra’.

The challenge before library professionals is to provide good and effective services with their regular upgradation. With the application of information and communication technology (ICT), these objectives have found to be real and upto the satisfaction level of the users in manifold. ICTs is evolving and emerging with its different forms and have been assisting the human civilisation in general and professionals in particular.

The social and cultural factors, together with political and economic, constitute the dynamic components of urbanizations. The splendour of Hyderabad is an attempt to recapture the sublime spirit of life of Hyderabad, the largest Indian State Capital from the foundation during the medieval times in 1591 A.D. by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, passing through the intervening period of Mughal rule from 1687 A.D. and its revival under the Asaf Jahi Dynasty from 1720 A.D. until its end in the modern times in 1948. Hyderabad, like all other civilizations, was grounded in a powerful set of oriental ideas and traditions related to socio-cultural, academic context. The Hyderabad civilization was non-static and, as time progressed; old ideas underwent reorientation and thus evolved the Hyderabadi or Asafia civilization under the Asaf Jahi Kings popularly known as the Nizams. H.E.H the Nizam’s Dominions are almost identical with the ancient political division of the Deccan, and consist of an extensive plateau with an average elevation of about 1250ft above the sea level. The Dominions contain an area larger than England. and Scotland put together.

After the formation of the government by united progressive alliance in 2004, an agenda for governance was set through the national common minimum programme with regard to poverty alleviation and rural prosperity/development. With this agenda, a conference of chief ministers was convened by the ministry of rural development on 29 and 30th june 2004. The main theme of the conference was poverty alleviation and rural prosperity through panchayat raj. As a result of this national rural employment guarantee act was notified in September 2005. The programme was finalized on February 2nd 2006 in first phase where it was implemented in 200 districts of India. In 2nd stage it was implemented in 130 districts and in 2007-08 it was implemented all over the India in its 3rd phase.

The purpose of this paper is to understand the emergence and effects of crop insurance in India. Several policies have been introduced from time to time to mitigate the agriculture risk. Farmer’s suicide has been increasing in the country due to crop failure. Present policy on crop insurance has an attempt by Government to address the risk relating to agriculture. Agriculture business is full of risk starting from cultivation of the crop till the post harvest of crop. Indian agriculture is largely depends on Manson. In recent times yield of major crops in country is dramatically reduced due to unseasonal Manson and adverse rainfall. Cultivators are not able to recover the cost of cultivation. These agriculture risks can be minimized through implementation of crop insurance. PMFBY is major step taken by the government in this direction. The following paper aims at reviewing all the policies till now ( also PMFBY).

The Guide uncovers the Indian lifestyle and furthermore the way of life and tradition of India. R.K. Narayan has utilized distinctive Indian characters and Indian air to depict Indian culture. The principle characters of this novel are Raju, Rosie, and Marco. R.K. Narayan has given a genuine social picture of India through The Guide. The qualities of Indian conduct and traditions are likewise reflected in this novel. The neighborliness of Indians is an outstanding attribute everywhere throughout the world. Narayan has given a reasonable picture of India at the season of portrayal without glorifying the nation and he has not likewise denounced it. The destitution of India has reflected with an individual touch of the creator. The villagers have appeared as torment from neediness and numbness and their absence of education has reflected as the main driver for every one of their sufferings. Their territories artless and kind-hearted as any Indian town living spaces.

In this paper the researcher will strive to see the Rig Vedic age with a feminist lense and try to find out womens status of as depicted in Vedic scriptures and the abyss within it. Moreover, the paper will try to critically analyse whether the label of golden period for women accorded to the period lives up to its spirit or not. Various indicators of status like education, marriage, conjugal rights, property rights, condition of widow will be scruitinised in a detailed manner for a nuanced understanding of Vedic womens status. Paper will include only the early Vedas and scriptures strictly belonging to the early Vedic period like Rig Veda, Aitareya brahmana, brihadaranyaka Upanishada, shatapatha Brahamana and few more.

This research paper focus is on the dynamical cropping pattern of Aurangabad district. For this research the researcher has used the applied formula of Jasbir Singh. Landuse index in accordance with land use transfer nation is studied tahsil wise district. The study in accordance with a huge changes in to be Soygaon and Aurangabad tahsils. Very low dynamism to be Kannad, Vaijapur, Sillod tahsils. Similarly the huge decrease of cultivated land area. Whereas unavailable area for agriculture and follow land area found increased.