Kalmost all under developed and developing conturies facing a social evils and problems. India is not deferent from others. 12-17 years children are working in many sector like industries .agricultural activities . India has unfortunately the largest number of child labours in the world who are engaged in both organized and unorganized sectors.

I. Interdisciplinarity of Terrorism Terrorism is an interdisciplinary subject that requires the commitments of masters in the territories of history, political science, social science, reasoning, religion, brain research, humanism, money, vital studies, universal relations, criminal equity, wrongdoing counteractive action and control, open security, fighting, counterterrorism hypothesis and practice, humanities, dialects, and social studies. History, the social sciences, political science, and brain research are particularly valuable in understanding the sources, reasons, avocations, inspirations, and changes in the significance and meaning of terrorism. The late rise of terrorism, which is roused by religious fundamentalism and ethnic-separatist components instead of political philosophy, serves as however one basic case of the complex nature of this wonder. Consequently, different hypothetical methodologies are expected to clarify the overall development and extension of terrorism inside the complex grid of social, social, financial, religious, mental, political, and key variables (Ross 1996; Sharif 1996).

Knowledge about life experiences of street children is important in taking effective initiatives for their improved life chances and, hence, development of the nation. Few efforts were taken previously to sketch their life styles. However, this study aims to have an understanding on the situation of the street children which explores their life styles. For this, the study used survey design to collect data from purposively selected 100 samples of street children aged between 6 to 18 years in Bangalore City. The findings of the study explicate that the street children face harsh reality and are deprived of the basic necessities of life. The study concludes that realistic steps are needed for improving the condition of street children.

Co-operative banks are small-sized units organized in the co-operative sector which operate both in urban and non-urban regions. The Urban Co-operative Banks (UCB’s) occupy a significant place in the Indian Co-operative Banking structure. Though these banks are important part of the financial system, most of these banks always face the problem for mobilising the funds. This study was undertaken to study the mobilization of funds by The Karad Urban Co operative Bank Ltd. Karad. The Karad Urban Co operative Bank Ltd, Karad is one of the oldest and well known co-operative banks in Maharashtra. Presently it is working through 48 branches in 7 districts of Maharashtra. The study was conducted to study the different sources used by the bank to mobilise the funds and to study the trend of these sources. The required data had been collected from the annual reports of the bank. This research is descriptive and analytical in nature. The periodical scope of the study is 7 years from 2007-08 to 2013-14. The analytical scope of the study is confined to use of various accounting and statistical tools like mean, coefficient of variation, indices, Average Annual Growth Rate etc. The study found that the bank has succeeded in mobilising the funds from its customers and there is a positive growth in the deposits, share capital and reserves of the bank throughout the study period from 2007-08 to 2013-14.

Raja Rao is a prominent novelist of Indian novelists writing in English. ‘The Serpent and the Rope’ achieved the celebrated Sahitya Academy Award in 1963 and he becomes established novelist. This novel entirely soaked in metaphysical colours. None of the characters have basically changed, demoored from traditional roots, peculiar to their cultures; reconciliation with realities and surrender to the demands of the cohesion of the social structure with no palpable conflicts and disharmonies raising their heads distinguish The Serpent and the Rope. Raja Rao’s creative art seems to effect an easy escape into the asylum of order and balance and harmony after having touched the fringes of possible clashes or conflicts, inter – cultural or intra – cultural. He has employed an art of mystification. He constructs an imposing backdrop of the ancient Indian cultural heritage, originating from the attempt of the ‘Rishis’ to see God “face to face”. On the purely philosophical level, the unreality of the phenomenal world and the fundamental reality of the supreme ‘Brahman’. It means, he shows the apparent conflict between Reality and Illusion, Truth and Appearance. He takes interest to defend the Vedantic formulation. Whether the world is either real or unreal ………… the serpent or the rope, his poetry explores sainthood.

This paper focuses on the Similipal biosphere reserve in the Odisha stateof India which is the sixth largest biosphere reserve in the country and forms a majorpart of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves. The main objectives of this paperare: to study the improvement in forest cover since the implementation of‘Ecodevelopment’ programme and to analyse the issues and challenges faced byboth forest department and the local people in adjusting themselves in new management system. To fulfill these objectives, both primary and secondary datasources have been used and analysed using G.I.S. technology. Lastly it was foundthat there is an urgent need for a lot of capacity building training activities to raise the skill and capabilities of these stakeholders.