Story-telling is conveying of events in words, images and sounds often by improvisation or embellishment. Stories have been shared in every culture as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation and in order to install moral values. Story-telling is deeply rooted human phenomenon. It is a natural way of sharing our knowledge, insights and feelings with others. But there are certain patterns and certain elements in stories and story-telling. There are 'Seven Aspects' (Forster, Aspects of Novel) of the novel. “Story” is one of them. Novel tells a story. It is a “narrative of events arranged in their time sequence”(Forster, 30). The fundamental aspect of the novel is its story-telling. The methods of narration are – letters and diaries, chronological development, anticipatory method, regressive method, stream of consciousness and counter point (Turner, The Study of English Literature). The techniques to tell the story are flashback, foreshadowing, third person omniscient and dural narrative.

In the modern age, human values are day by day changing with reference of globalization. Presents research is about house wives and serving class women in under the serving at various sectors. The researcher studies of various research scholars in the area of organization behavior specially point out that the outcomes of individuals. Researcher formulated hypothesis the there will be no significant differences about values in between house wives and serving class women. Sample was selected from bhusawal tahshil in Jalgaon district by purposive sampling method and data was collected through value test by Dr. Kamal Divedi and Dr. Shagufta Hafiz. Result are shown by with help of't' techniques that there is no significant difference about values in between house wives and serving class women. The major discussion is highlighted on full length paper.

As technological changes evolve at bullet speed, labor authorities across the world try to catch up, trying to tailor the current profile of workers to that required for upcoming vocations and fields. Apart from this, we are all aware that the world is going through a global meltdown, economic slump down and recession. The most advanced countries like US, UK, Germany, France and other countries are undergoing a very tight financial crisis due to which there is attrition, downsizing, layoffs, and shutting down of industries and organizations. This phenomenon is spreading towards the rest of the world especially to the developing country like India, which also facing the brunt. It is therefore very important for the workplace to have people with apt skill which will help the company to grow.

This paper seeks to present the history of casteism in India with the reference of Vijay Tendulkar and Girish Karnad's play. Inter-caste marriage used as remedy for caste equality in the play of Vijay Tendulkar's Kanyadaan and Girish Karnad's Tale-Danda. Here inter-caste marriage is used as an experiment to eradicate casteism from Hindu society but these marriages ended in violence and disaster because of class and caste consciousness. Caste consciousness resists people in mingling freely in all castes. Caste is deeply rooted in the psyche of Indian people. Could inter-caste marriage be a remedy to eradicate caste? The paper with the contents of the two plays as above tries to contemplate this question.

Speaking from inscriptional evidences of Ajanta, the Buddhist caves were active for a period of nearly 1000 years (c. 2nd Century B.C.E to c. 8th Century C.E). There are 30 rock cut caves; Chaitya-girhas (Sanctuary) and Viharas (Monastery) in temperament. Celebrated for its highly arty Architecture, Painting and Iconography that took its contour mainly under different sub sects of Buddhism along with political institutions. From a century and half, caves have been extensively studied and acknowledged; there appears a call for study of these caves from the perspective of usage of space, utility and identity. This paper is an attempt to trace shifting spatial identities through Architecture and Iconography authored by Philosophy and Political Authorities. It is an attempt to trace how the shifts in the utility of the caves and shift in identities happen over the period and the governing factors behind such shifts.

The research aims to present the sources of Information of Rural Development for Tribal area of Melghat. The researcher tried to analyse the sources of information for the Rural development. The Government officers i.e Gram sevak, Tribal project officers are trying to reach the end users with the schemes and policies of the Government. The NGO are also actively working for the betterment for the Tribal community. Doctors and Nurses are on their foot to help the tribal community and providing information regarding to health. Also in Locality Family members, relatives and neighbours found very popular sharing information among them about the schemes of Government and in Mass media/channels Radio, television, Advertisements (Wall display, paintings) and newspapers found popular to provide information to the Tribal community of Melghat

The research aims to present the sources of Information of Agricultural and Allied Services for the underdeveloped and backward Tribal area of Melghat, Maharashtra. The researcher tried to analyse the sources of information for the Agricultural and Allied Services. The Government officers i.e Gram sevak, Tribal project officers are trying to reach the end users with the schemes and policies of the Government. The NGO are also actively working for the betterment for the Tribal community. Family members, Neighbours, Relatives and friends provide information in locality. In cosmopolitan, Social organizations/Workers found most popular as an information provider among the people, then the second highest rating to Krishi Kendra followed by Kisan Mela and Gram Sevak, Tribal development project office and Patwari. In Mass media people gave highest rating to Agricultural related magazines and Journals followed by Advertisements, Kisan Call Centre and radio.

In the modern age, human values are day by day changing with reference of globalization. Presents research is about house wives and serving class women in under the serving at various sectors. The researcher studies of various research scholars in the area of organization behavior specially point out that the outcomes of individuals. Researcher formulated hypothesis the there will be no significant differences about values in between house wives and serving class women. Sample was selected from bhusawal tahshil in Jalgaon district by purposive sampling method and data was collected through value test by Dr. Kamal Divedi and Dr. Shagufta Hafiz. Result are shown by with help of't' techniques that there is no significant difference about values in between house wives and serving class women. The major discussion is highlighted on full length paper.

Translating poetry across languages demands adherence to a specific kind of grammar and syntax. Fewer people may be translating the poetry but the purity of expression will keep it alive. “Chayya” is a Sanskrit term used for translation means an image, a reflection, suggesting similarity to, and not identity with a translated version of a literary work tends to be a variation rather than an imitation or a representation, of its original.