The purpose of this paper is to provide an idea of negative influence of climate change among the creatures and mankind. The climate change problem is currently one of the most environmental problems worldwide. Plants and animals are also not left out of the bad effects of climate change . People from all over the tropical , sub-region, polar region are confronted by climate change . Many organisms are endangered . Normal habits are changed due to climate change. People have not been able to escape from the effects of climate change in many ways. People also suffer from physical , mental and living problems due to climate change.

Currently, out of 193 recognized countries (member states of the United Nations), 123 of them are democratic. India is the worlds largest democracy by electorate was created after independence in 1947. The 1952 election was the first election held in India. Elections are the backbone of democracy. In 2014 Loksabha election, voter turnout was recorded the highest voter turnout and it was 66.4 percent. It means 43.6 percent people did not vote at all. These numbers are alarmingly high and it is not good sign for any democracy.

Education should be source of substantive human freedom & individual human society, which ultimately leads to society’s overall development. The enabling condition of education influence country’s achievement. The very purpose of education is to enhance the quality of life & life management Systems.

Who have a hormonise mind that person is perfect man. Humans are not only respecting the natures rules, but also living against its guidance and hence get in to all sorts of mental stress in life.

Health Tourism not only creates direct employment but it provides numerous possibilities of indirect and induced employment opportunities. Many other counties too, stated marketing this traditional, sustainable model of treatment keeping in view the various possibilities in this sector. With the advent of stiff competition both at domestic and international level, the state of Kerala has to focus more on the innovative strategies to promote Ayurvedic Health Tourism Products.

Golding’s experimental novels differ from the main stream writings of the nineteen fifties. His participation in the Normandy invasion and service in the Royal Navy was an addition to his war experience which completely changed his attitude to life. This aspect has been reflected in his pessimistic novels characterized by motifs of darkness. His novels are often set in closed communities such as islands, villages, monasteries, groups of hunter-gatherers, ships at sea where power and domination are associated.

Several historical, cultural factors contributed to the emergence of drama in Kannada. The colonial modernity, resurgence of a nationalist, classical tradition, vernacularisation and the adoption of the native forms to the modern form of drama acted together to forge a new identity to the drama in India. Kannada drama too engaged with these issues which made it a vibrant cultural practice. the article researches into the response of the early Kannada drama, by approaching the issues of modernity, identity and the regional aspirations which made the Kannada theatre and drama what it is now.

Road Infrastructureis a Major Sector That Propels Over All Development of Indian Economy India’s economy is big and getting bigger it has been estimated that India willbecome world’s third largest economy by 2050 an efficient reliable safe and quality road infrastructure is an essential complement for the exetution of wall throughout developmental strategies.

Stress is a complex matter, which is the subject of different analyses and continuous debate among experts. Beyond the details of this debate, a general consensus can be reached about the definition of stress, which is centered on the idea of a perceived imbalance in the interface between an individual, the environment and other individuals.

Stress is our mind and body’s response or reaction to area or imagined threat event or change. Human life has undergone many changes over the past few years and as a matter of fact stress has become part and parcel of this fast and complicated life. People experience stress in the family, society or at their work itself.

The ‘Make in India’ campaign will focus on the manufacturing sector to generate employment. Through this campaign the food processing sector will aim to raise their growth level from 10% to 25% as this is one of the focus industries of the ‘Make in India’ Campaign.

Unfortunately a growing number of students are becoming victims of stress and depression. They are taking to harmful habits like drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. Those of them who cannot overcome stress incline to harming their life committing suicide. Depression is an alarming health problem in India, leading to morbidity, disability, mortality and significant socio economic losses. Education should mould our students to look upon a problem not as a hurdle to be overcome but as a challenge to be effectively handled. Every teacher should strive to strengthen their responsibility with commitment and love.

The appropriate amount of exercise (neither too little nor too much) is presumably important in the healthful growth and development of children.

In a highly competitive rapid paced society, the need for faster and more efficient technology is growing in higher demand every second. Social Media with its popularity growing exponentially, is the place now to put all your advertisements and branding with professional athletes. With technology growing at an exponential rate, our dependence on it grows more and more everyday. Social Media doesn’t in fact change the way athletes play the game, but instead it provides a promotional and branding aspect towards its millions of users on Social Media sites.

Human rights are basic rights, which emphasize humanity and equality of all people. But in reality, many of the sections including women agricultural workers are deprived from basic human rights. Due to the problems such as wage discrimination, exploitation and atrocities from employers, domestic violence, socioeconomic inequality, deprivation in education, poverty, etc, human rights of many of the women agricultural workers are violated. To study the human rights violations, the present study was made in HyderabadKarnataka region to survey women agricultural workers. Totally 1400 women agricultural workers living in six districts of the region were surveyed through interviews. It is found that, many of the women agricultural workers are facing many of the problems discussed above and as such, their human rights are violated. Hence, it is suggested to increase awareness of women agricultural workers on human rights and legislations passed to protect the human rights of these workers.

The present study was explored to find out the burnout among school teachers. The objectives of the study were to explore the level of burnout among school teachers and to examine the burnout among school teachers. Survey method was conducted on a sample of 252 school teachers was chosen in Coimbatore district. Teacher Burnout Scale by Prof. S. Sathiyagirirajan was used for data collection. Data was analyzed by using t-test. Result showed that the level of burnout among school teachers is average. Findings also indicated that there is no significant difference in burnout of school teachers based on locality of school and educational qualification and there is significant difference in burnout of school teachers with regard to gender, nature of school, major subject, type of school and years of experience.

The present study was explored to find out the significant difference in teacher adjustment of higher secondary school teachers. A random sample of 240 higher secondary school teachers was selected in Vellore district. Teacher Adjustment Scale by P.V.S.R. Raju (1994) was used for data collection. Data was analyzed by using t-test and F-ratio. Results found that there is no significant difference in teacher adjustment of higher secondary teachers with respect to gender, locality of school, type of management, teaching stream and teaching experience.

The present study was aimed to find out the attitude towards teaching profession among secondary grade teachers. Survey method was conducted on a stratified random sample of 145 secondary grade teachers in Dindigul district. Data was analyzed by t-test. Results found that there is significant difference in attitude towards teaching among secondary grade teachers in respect of gender, age, and marital status. Finding also showed that there is no significant difference in attitude towards teaching among secondary grade teachers with regard to locality of school.

Inclusive education in the education system is the Key to world in the 21st century. Considering the varied ability of students learning in any classroom of world is a character of a classroom. Education systems have changed drastically in the last few decades as educating children with disabilities in regular schools has become an important aspect of education system in many countries. This development to keep pupils with disabilities in regular educational settings instead of referring them to special schools is best described with the term ‘inclusion’. The purpose of this study was to investigate the attitude towards inclusive education of primary school teacher sin West Bengal. Particularly an attempt was made to study teacher’s beliefs, attitudes and instructional practices including disabled student’s views and other associated factors which are believed to make the practice of inclusive education successful. Survey method was employed. A stratified random sample of 600 primary school teachers was chosen situated in 5 districts of West Bengal State. Teacher Attitude Scale towards Inclusive Education (TASTIE) by Dr. Sood V. & Dr. Anand Aarti was used for data collection. Data was analyzed by applying t-test. Result showed that there is no significant difference in attitude towards inclusive education of primary school teachers in respect of teaching experience. Finding also indicated that there is significant difference in attitude towards inclusive education of primary school teachers in respect of type of management

This paper discusses the concept of saucha (purification), while analyzing various types of yoga practices. Purification in Sanskrit is written as saucha or shauca. Saucha is discussed in yoga sutra, Hatha yoga pradipika and other yoga texts as yama and epics including Bhagawat geetha and Ramaynam.

For many households in urban areas, street vendors support their families through their income, which enables households for bringing food, educational needs of their children and daily necessities etc. Vending creates job opportunities to subsidiary professionals such as farmers, transporters, warehouses, artisans which indirectly helps them to strive and improve the overall socio-economic status.

The present study was probed to find out the relationship between study habits and academic achievement of secondary students. Survey method was used. A sample of 300 students was chosen from 6 secondary schools in and around Pallavarm, Chennai. Study Habits Inventory by Dr. Rao (1974) was used for data collection Data was analyzed by using t-test, F-ratio and r-value. Results found that there is significant difference in study habits of IX standard students in terms of gender and type of management. Finding also indicated that there is no significant relationship between study habits and academic achievement of secondary school students.

Darjeeling had long history with Tibet. One of the important histories is commercial interaction and migration of Tibetan merchants in this District. Since it emergence as hill station the Tibetans started business and after the annexation of Tibet by the Chinese Government their number increased radically. As a result the business vista of this hill town changed dramatically. In this present article an attempt has been taken to sketch the commercial dynamics of the Tibetans and its impact on Darjeeling.

British rule produced lasting changes in Indian society and culture. It resulted in fundamental changes in the old institutions, in the name of modern civilization. Consequently, in India, western modernization ignoring one’s tradition, perpetuated colonization and intellectual slavery. For example, in India, the political system was adopted on the model of British Parliamentary system (Gandhi in his Hind Swaraj called it a sterile woman and a prostitute). On the other hand, it has overlooked and suppressed our traditional structure of autonomy and decentralization. That is to say, being slaves we were not in a position to decide for ourselves, which native elements need to be modernized, or which western elements need to be borrowed and nativised for the efficient functioning of traditional systems.

Yoga implies a virtuous way of life. Vethathiri Maharishi has formulated a complete science of living for the betterment of mankind: a five-fold path for the individual and a 14-fold virtuous (Vethathirium) for entire mankind. Maharishi’s thought is based on sustained research of traditional Tamil Siddha philosophy, meditation on the Self and his concern for mankind. He asserts that training of the mind, introspection and reformation of negative habits are absolutely necessary for achieving success, health, peace, happiness and wisdom. Yoga is a science of life to develop the potential attributes to its fullness. Meditation does enable and equip man to enjoy peaceful and blissful life.

The purpose of the study is to find out that Manavalakalai Yoga or Asanas which helps to understand our own body bitterly and analyse by ourselves. For the study 60 Engineering College boys were selected randomly from Coimbatore city has the subjects. The subject’s age ranged from 18 to 23 years. The subjects were divided into 3 groups namelyExperimental Group I,Experimental Group II and Control Group. Were Experimental Group I undergone Manavalakalai Yoga & Experimental Group II Yoga Asanas for an hour per day, five days a week for 15 weeks. The control group were kept in active rest. The pre-test and post-test were conducted before and after the training for all three groups. The data collected were statistically analysed by using Analysis of Co-Variance (ANCOVA) to determine the significant difference and tested at 0.01 level of significance. The result of the study showed that the Body balancing was significantly increased for the Experimental Group I as result Manavalakalai Yoga. And it has been concluded that the Manavalakalai Yoga helped in knowing our body ourselves very well among college boys.

The aim of the study was to assess the final outcome of the effects after 3 months simplified kundalini yoga practices on obesity of women in Nilgiris Dist. In this randomized controlled study, 60 obese women patients in the age group of 30 to 45 were selected as subjects and assigned to three groups (SKY group n=20), (Walking Group n=20) and (Control Group n=20), among them 20 participants in the SKY experimental group were asked to attend one hour SKY yoga class for weekly 6 days except Sunday for a period of 3 months. Another 20 participants were given walking practices for daily one hour for a period of 3 months and no specific activity was given to Control group. The SKY yoga consists of meditation, Simplified exercises, Introspection and relaxation practices. Pre- and post-tests were measured before and after the session from the above three groups. Result found that the subjects of SKY yoga groups shown a very high significant change in Physiological variables than the walking group and control group. The study concluded that SKY yoga and relaxation techniques are better and beneficial therapy in the treatment of reduction and prevention from obesity among women.

Man’s life is a journey towards his ultimate goal of life, in that process, knowing or unknowingly, he does good or bad action as a result he gains good imprints or the bad imprints, by practising meditation, introspection, he realises his good and bad action, to nullify the imprints by increasing his bio-magnetism. In every human body there are three power centres, they are physical body made up of millions of cells, astral body formed by life force energy particles, causal body made up of dust particles (magnetic body). For every living or non-living thing as a centre due to specific gravity principles due to it spinning it forms the centre where the heavier particles attracts the centre and lighter particles goes to the peripheral. In living thing Genetic centre is the coordinating centre for three vital body functions i.e. intensified bio-magnetism, dense concentration of life force particles, sexual vital fluid. By the practising of kayakalpa one can enjoy more biomagnetism, by the practise of kayakalpa the Mahan’s are the sidhdars enjoyed death at will , by the deeper meditation they were trikalagyanis, healers, mokshakaraka, they were full of abundant knowledge about all the subject.

Mind is the Man and Man is his mind. God is assumed to be the supreme principle, but only mind brings the principle of God into the human fold. Such an incomparable and divine mystery is the mind; it a tricky and slippery that cannot be brought into our calculations of volume, force, time or distance. The wonderful principle mind is provided for humankind by the supreme powerful principle of the universe; God, the Nature. Therefore I worship all men and women of the world as divine manifestations on.

Every existence follows a certain pattern, precision and regularity. But human mind of individuals varies with each other due to genetic imprints.Ever since the rise of human in this world; artificial intelligence hasalso started to grow and has led to copying the act of Nature in form of dance, singing, sculpture and more. During this phase of time though intelligence of human may have grown it hasn’t led to destruction of Nature rapidly. But once this intelligence started to make equipment which led to industrial Revolution, Nature started to count its days. Within 300 years of this revolution we have lost many resources.This can be understood and rectified only through natural way of yoga (INTROSPECTION).

The overall purpose of this study is to find out the impact of SKY (Simplified Kundalini Yoga) on personality of the school girls aged between 13 and 15 years. A total of 90 children (girls) were taught SKY practices for a period of 12 weeks and the change in their personality development levels have been analyzed. The yoga exercises intended to improve the personality level through the practices like Simplified physical exercises, Kaya kalpa, Meditation The subjects were given Rosenberg standardized questionnaire and tested before and after the training. The analysis showed a good improvement in their personality level. The result of the study showed that the personality level has been significantly developed because of SKY yoga. Hence, this signifies that simplified kundalini yoga practice helped to develop their personality among school girls.

The aim of the present study is to describe the variation in the morbidity and fetal death during pregnancy in rural and urban mothers with related factors in a population based prospective study of pregnancies in Vellore district mothers. In this study of morbidity and fetal death rates expressed in different parts of the world are discussed. The associations of morbidity and fetal death with some of its correlation namely, genetic, obstetric, socioeconomic and environmental factors are reviewed with significant variable maternal age, gravida, parity, previous morbidity and fetal death and pregnancy interval on morbidity and fetal death using descriptive statistics.

India being the most dominant power in the Indian Subcontinent, it is very natural that India many a times have to fine-tune its relationship with the small neighboring countries, especially in the context of ‘rising China’ and simultaneously itsever growing encroachment in the India’s immediate strategic neighborhood like Nepal. In the sense it becomes more pertinent to closelyintrospect ourdeclining relationship with theHimalayan Kingdom-Nepal, a countrywith whom India shares a long and deep socioeconomic and cultural relationship since time immemorial.

Why is there so much conflict, division and suffering in this world? Those who have striven for peace are rarely celebrated or praised for their efforts even less imitated. Consider that real world peace or peace on Earth is an ideal state of freedom, peace, and happiness among and within all nations and peoples. This ideal of world non-violence provides a basis for peoples and nations to willingly cooperate, either voluntarily or by virtue of a system of governance that prevents warfare. While different cultures, religions, philosophies, and organizations may have differing concepts about how such an ideal state might come about, they have in common this ideal of a cessation of all hostility amongst all humanity. World Peace could be established through religious or secular organizations that address to human rights, technology, education, engineering, medicine, or diplomacy used as an end to all forms of fighting.

O presente artigo visa analisar as condições técnicas de aproveitamento de águas pluviais para uso não potáveis, em uma obra da construção civil na cidade de Manaus, a fim de verificar a possibilidade de aproveitar e analisar os aspetos técnicos construtivos, funcionais e econômicos. Para tanto se dimensionou a tubulação, da rede de distribuição através de plantas baixas e isométricas, do reservatório para uso não potável, da cisterna de acúmulo de água de chuva e qualificar o uso dessa água. Como objetivo tem-se possibilitar o acesso da população a uma água abundante em determinado período do ano na região para uso não potável, que certamente terá influência na despesa de conta de água; estabelecer, analisar a funcionalidade do sistema, e analisar a viabilidade econômica dos aspectos construtivos do sistema, o que garante equilíbrio no nível entre os reservatórios.Nas conclusões, o aproveitamento das águas pluviais deve ser estimulado a ponto de assegurar o abastecimento de água para fins não potáveis. Assim, este estudo tem por finalidade mencionar um dos fatos mais predominantes deste sistema é o ambiental e, mesmo não tendo seu custo mensurado, deve ser considerado quando da tomada de decisão pela adoção desse sistema, consequentemente esclarece o papel fundamental da água para sobrevivência dos seres vivos, sabido que a redução de água potável do mundo gera preocupações em relação ao futuro, e inciativas que tenham como meta reduzir o consumo per capita, sem haver mudanças radicais nos hábitos dos usuários.

This study was conducted to view the influence of sky yoga, meditation and Kayakalpa for obesity problems on Blood pressure variable among middle age women. For the study 45 women with obesity from Coimbatore were selected as subjects. They age range from 35 to 45 years. The subjects have been divided into three groups each consisting of 15 members. Experimental Group I went on SKY yoga training only; Experimental Group II went on onlyKayakalpa and Meditation exercise for 8 weeks. Control Group was not given any kind of practices. Results found that there is significant change in Blood Pressure level of the Experimental groups I, II subjects than the Control group. The weight of the subjectsgot reduced without controlling their life style, food habits etc.

Yoga accepts the challenge of modern day health problems based on the vivid scientific explanation derived through research studies. Hence yoga as a great tool for the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual upliftment of human being has been widely practiced. This paper will highlight the yoga for women through the practice of yoga and how yoga can significantly enhance their health. Yoga is a spiritual science of selfrealization. It comes from India and goes back over five thousand of years. The Indian sage Patanjali, in his yoga sutra defines yoga as the control of the activates of the mind; yoga methods encompass the entire field of our existence, from the physical, emotional and mental to the spiritual, Its methods include ethical disciplines, physical postures, breathing techniques as well as meditation. Today’s women are is much more than her traditional role of a Daughter, Housewife, and Daughter in law, Mother, Mother in law and Grandmother. Depression is the most common enemy of a women whether working or a house wife. We may think housewives are having a nice time, but they may be experiencing more problems staying at home, At times, women may feel frustrated, hopeless and trapped in the monotonous daily routine. However, most of the depression and stresses of life can be avoided with regular exercise more awareness.

Yoga is practiced through the various breathing exercises, postures, and meditation. Although mankind has entered in a new era and in a well advanced hi-tech medical facilities which makes life more comfortable, the expected quality of life still seems to be far from reality. Problems like stress, anxiety, restlessness, nervous breakdown, other stress related ailments, fatigue breaking up of families, suicides aress all on an exponential rise.

Women are considered as the backbone of the nation. But the status of women in India has always been low as compared to women in advanced countries. Most of the women are lack of self confidence. They are not even free from male domination. Scheduled caste and scheduled tribes are most disadvantageous among these women.

The view of the present study is to find out control of the blood pressure due to Influence of SKY Yoga on selected subjects of workingmen. To achieve the purpose of the study 50 working men from Subham Textiles, Kalipalayam, Somanur, TamilNadu were selected as subjects randomly. The subject’s age ranged from 20 to 35 years. The selected subjects were given Simplified Kundalini Yoga (SKY) exercises for 45 minutes per day, Six days per week for Twelve weeks. Pre and post were taken before and after the 12 weeks of training programme to analysis and interpretation of the data. The results of the study show that SKY yoga influenced to control the blood pressure of the subjects.

India has been facing water stress and is heading towards water scarcity. Since, agriculture is the backbone for attaining food security; the need to manage scare water resource for agriculture purpose becomes vital. In the present study, the need for rainwater harvesting is discussed. In order to highlight the advantages of rain water harvesting in rural areas for agriculture purpose, two districts in Karnataka state, viz., Belagavi and Uttara Kannada are selected. Farmer’s opinions with respect to benefits due to the farm ponds are studied. The results reiterate that, harvesting of rainwater through construction of farm ponds leads to augmentation of ground water resources, increased soil moisture, reduced crop failure, increase in the crop yield, increased land value and employment. Hence the intervention of the government and the NGOs in promoting water harvesting practices has been highlighted.

Shashi Deshpande is one of the most famous contemporary women writers in Indian fiction writing in English. She wrote many novels which focus Indian middle class women and their problems particularly in the Indian society. Her concern for women and their oppression is reflected in her writings which make her as feminist writer. She is best known for her realistic portrayal of Indian feminine sensibility and individuality. She depicted Indian women with their suppressed dreams and hopes, endurance and acceptance, troubles and sufferings, repression and oppression, twinge and agony, issues and problems, plight and difficulty etc. Her novel “Roots and Shadows” deals with the predicament of Indian women struggled between the two controversies convention and recentness. It portrays the inner chaos, irritation, disappointment and silence of the protagonist of this novel, Indu. This paper analyses the novel to find out the emancipation of woman in the life of Indu.

The present study has shown the consumer buying behaviour towards online shopping. Online shopping has promoted significant changes in many aspects of human life and society as well as the shopping culture. Respondents have been taken by applying convenient random sampling method used. This study purpose is to analyze the consumer buying behaviour towards online shopping sites in Ariyalur district. The outcome of the study is based on 100 respondents selected from Ariyalur district of Tamil Nadu. The data required for the study has been collected through well structured questionnaire. Data was analyzed by percentage analysis, cross tabulation and chi- square test.

The present work describes the execution of the treatment using acrylic sealant in fissures of buildings constructed with a structural ceramic block in the city of Manaus-AM. The adopted method aims to show efficacy in the treatment of this type of pathology. Located near the line of the equator, region more affected by the rays of sun and in many times of the year with the temperature varying between 35º and 37º, factors that favor the appearance of cracks of retraction in the mortar bringing visual discomfort and often the devaluation in real estate, the appearance of cracks and fissures is very common in buildings in this region of the country. The retraction is nothing more than the volume reduction process that occurs in the cement mass due to the loss of excess water from the mixture by the evaporation process. The use of Acrylic Sealant aims to eliminate this problem and ensure that it ensures the desired long term result. It was observed from the appearance of the pathology after 30 days of external plaster applied, until 10 months after the treatment with the acrylic product and it was concluded that the use of this was effective and satisfactory, besides being easy to apply and to have low cost.

Este artigo tem como proposta refletir sobre a importância das avaliações psicopedagógica com visão no desempenho escolar estão voltadas para o esclarecimento do processo didático e de possíveis problemas que interferem no aprendizado que desencadeia frustrações no aluno e transtornos na fase escolar, desta forma, as possibilidades de intervenção psicopedagógica e apoio de alunos que apresentam dificuldades e rendimento escolar insatisfatório são primordiais abrangendo o ambiente escolar interno e externo . Conhecer e refletir sobre atividades metodológicas aplicadas em sala de aula, de acordo com as necessidades dos alunos, podem beneficiar a qualidade de ensino, mesmo quando não se caracterizem por deficiências e distúrbios, pois a forma de interação entre professor e aluno, é primordial para evitar bloqueios de aprendizado.A pesquisa utilizada neste artigo trata-se de uma pesquisa teórico-empírica, desenvolvida em uma perspectiva dialética, utilizando, como procedimentos de pesquisa, a análise bibliográfica. A prática psicopedagógica propõe-se, também, a ajudar indivíduos que apresentam deficiências especiais, distúrbios de aprendizagem e os prejudica dos, de alguma forma, por acidentes.

Urban population in India is increasing rapidly resulting into higher level of urbanization. Urbanization is positive and a must for faster economic development of country and to solve the major problems of unemployment, poverty and poor quality of living.For attaining higher economic growththe cities must perform efficiently which largely depends upon an effective urban transportation system. Urban transportation in Indian cities is generally inadequate affecting adversely the functioning of cities and posing survival questions of these urban settlements. This paper examines urban transport systemin Noida city in Uttar Pradesh. It was found that private transport dominates in the study area as the city lacks a credible intra-city public transport system. Although Noida is a planned city but like other Indian cities hardly any attention has been paid by the city planners to the needs and safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

Diante do problema da poluição ambiental, decorrente do manejo inadequado de resíduos sólidos no contexto da infraestrutura instalada nos portos públicos da cidade de Manaus, surge a principal questão desta pesquisa, que é como contribuir para a melhoria da infraestrutura de gestão de resíduos sólidos com uma proposta de gestão integrada baseada na educação ambiental a ser desenvolvida nos portos públicos da cidade de Manaus? Nessa linha, o objetivo foi contribuir com uma proposta de gestão integrada voltada para o derretimento da gestão de resíduos sólidos com base na educação ambiental a ser desenvolvida pelos portos públicos em Manaus. Os autores que apoiaram este trabalho com suas teorias foram: Bortolon(2014), Freire (2001), Frésca (2007), Lajonquière(1997) e Milaré(2001). A abordagem metodológica teve as seguintes características: para o seu nível, é descritiva, pois a sua abordagem quantitativa, a fim de verificar o nível de conscientização dos usuários sobre questões ambientais na área portuária por seu tipo de corte é transversal. O instrumento utilizado para coleta dos dados foi um questionário com questões fechadas para serem processadas pela escala deLikert. O resultado deste estudo pode contribuir para o desenvolvimento de outras pesquisas sobre infraestrutura portuária e educação ambiental nos portos de Manaus. As principais conclusões desta investigação permitem afirmar que a manutenção da infraestrutura portuária livre de poluição depende da conscientização de todos, usuários, funcionários, autoridades, ou seja, é um compromisso de todos que frequentam, trabalham e visitam os portos, Por isso, é importante que tudo, mas também depende de uma gestão adequada que integra a tomada de decisão de todos para adotar boas práticas que possam reverter a situação atual. Para alcançar essa mudança esperada, isso só será possível através de um processo de educação ambiental implementado de maneira adequada no contexto portuário de Manaus.

Financial performance analysis is the most useful technique which enables financial manager to take rational decisions from time to time, keeping in view the objective of the company. It relies on the comparisons or relationship of the data that brings the utility or the practical value of the accounting information. This analysis consists in applying various analytical tools and techniques to the financial data. Financial analysis provides for analyzing financial conditions and performance of a company.This paper will be present studythe short-term solvency performance analysis,the long-term solvency performance analysis, turnover performance analysis andprofitability performance analysis of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited.

This Paper aims to identify the price trend in spot and futures market and how a cotton farmer can hedge his price risk by using derivatives in futures market. Cotton price from 2003 to 2017 is used for analyzing and interpreting basis risk. Econometric models like Vector Error Correction Method (VECM)and Ordinary Least Square Method (OLS) models have been applied to identify the effectiveness of commodity futures in mitigating the cotton price risk. Hedge ratio are also defined in order to hedge risk with different verity of cotton. further paper concludes cotton growing farmers can use commodity futures in reducing price risk faced by them .

Aggression is a general feature of human beings, a potential condition which can be activated fast or slow and it may take various forms of manifestation. In sports, where the main characteristic is the competition itself, the essential coordinates of the existence are: rivalry, direct confrontation with the opponents, desire to win and optimal activation. Today, the increasing number and frequency of aggressive acts occurring on or around the sports ground, makes us wonder where or which are the limits of combatively. This situation also demands a good understanding of deep psychological connotations of such behaviour. This paper aims to throw light on the reasons for the existence and persistence of such behaviour and possible remedies to deal with the same.

This paper tries to highlight the status of dalit women in India in a fastly globalizing world. The distressing effects of the caste system on the educational, social, and economical status of Dalit women in modern India. The aim of the paper is to highlight the strict reality of the suppression, struggle and suffering Dalit women face every day of their miserable lives. The hardships of Dalit women are not simply due to their poverty, economic status, or lack of education, but are a direct result of the simple exploitation and destruction by the upper classes, which is authorized by Hindu religious scriptures. Dalit women of India have been living in the culture of quiet throughout the centuries. They have remained silencer expectations to their exploitation, oppression and barbarity against them. They do not have any control over their own frames, earnings, and lives. The extreme expression of violence, exploitation and cruelty against them is visible in forms of hunger, malnutrition, disease, physical and mental pain, rape; illiteracy, ill-health, unemployment, insecurity and inhuman treatment. The collective forces of Feudalism, Casteism, and patriarchy have made their lives just a hell. An overwhelming majority of them live under the most hazardous conditions. In the present age of modernism and post-modernism they are still living in darker age of cruelty.

Education by all means, is an attempt to mould and shape the behaviour of the pupils, It aims to produce desirable change in him for all-round development of his personality . The need of the 21st century is not the sole development of academic skills in learners, but to help them grow into mature ones, so that they can cope with even the different situations in their life. For this, teachers have a major role to play. The quality of the nation depends on the education imparted to its citizens which in turn depends upon the quality of teachers. Teacher is the back bone of our education system, and teaching is an important part of the process of education. The problem of anxiety is of very common for all students especially to the student teachers of B.Ed. This study examined the anxiety of student teachers of B.Ed in Nagercoil and kuzhithurai educational district. For this purpose 400 student teachers of B.Ed, were randomly selected from various colleges of Education in Nagercoil and kuzhithurai educational district. The result showed that there is no significant level of anxiety among most of the student teachers of B.Ed in Nagercoil and kuzhithurai educational district.

Resources in cloud system can be partitioned and provisioned on demand to different users with virtual machine technology. Sharing of resources among different users can lead to performance inaccuracies due to which efficient resource allocation and guaranteeing tasks execution is must in cloud systems. Different resources and services have different payment and time frame demand in cloud. With virtual machine (VM) technology being increasingly mature, compute resources in cloud systems can be partitioned in fine granularity and allocated on demand. In this work a solution which combines two techniques in order to guarantee execution of tasks within specified time deadline and try to minimize cost by using cost threshold. Equally spread current execution load and optimise response time these are the two techniques used to implement the system. A toolkit called CloudSim is used to support both system and behavior modeling of Cloud System components such as data centers, virtual machines (VMs) and resource provisioning policies. It implements generic application provisioning techniques that can be extended with ease and limited effort. In future, the proposed work can be incorporated with stricter/original deadlines into some excellent management tools like OpenNebula, for maximizing the system-wide performance.

The project "EXPLOSION DEMO" is an example to show that computer graphics is one of the most interesting and fascinating thing in the computer world. This demo shows how to use an extremely simple particle system to create something that looks like an explosion. Although it isnt of commercial quality the effect is quite effective. This program shows an easy way to make simple explosions using OpenGL. Press SPACE to blow the rotating cube to pieces! Use the menu to toggle between normalized speed vectors and non-normalized speed vectors. This program uses an extremely simple particle system to create an explosion effect. Each particle is moved from the origin towards a random direction and, if activated, a random speed. The color of the particles are changed from white to orange to red to create a glowing effect. The GL _POINTS primitive is used to render the particles.

According to various perspectives of history, Greek as a civilization was very much advanced, across all the aspects of a social set up. They were the icon of all kinds of cultural activities for the people of the rest of the world, with special reference to the contribution it had in the development of rest of the European civilizations across various ages, starting from the Renaissance. As a result, in the field of literature, the aspects of their civilization were a potential influence. Many poets, especially in English literature drove inspiration from Greek civilization. John Keats, being the most influenced Romantic poet among English poets. His literary achievements were notable side of English poetry. It has been the pursuit of the critical minds of all the times since romantic poetry, the factors that contributed towards the influence of Greek customs, myths and legends in the poetry of John Keats. The main focus of this paper is the elements of ‘Hellenism’ in Keats’ poetry.

Para um bom desenvolvimento das crias de abelhas é necessária uma alimentação composta de proteínas, carboidratos, minerais, lipídios, vitaminas e água. Os carboidratos são encontrados no néctar na forma de açúcar, enquanto todos os outros nutrientes são encontrados no pólen. A coleta destes alimentos durante a estação de seca, onde há certa carência de pólen, afeta diretamente o desenvolvimento da colmeia. Desta maneira, a colônia entra em declínio prejudicando a produção de mel. Diante da escassez de recursos florais, o alimento torna-se insuficiente para as colônias necessitando fornecer alimentação artificial às abelhas. Duas colmeias da espécie Melipona seminigra foram submetidas aos dois tipos de alimentação (natural e artificial) no período de 10 meses. O objetivo deste trabalho foi estabelecer comparações entre os méis e verificar se as amostras estão em conformidades com a legislação brasileira. Na metodologia foram analisados parâmetros físico-químicos (açúcares redutores, umidade, sólidos insolúveis totais, pH, a cor, sólidos solúveis totais, viscosidade, acidez, condutividade elétrica e densidade) e estatísticas de multivariadas (teste t student). Foram encontrados alguns parâmetros físico-químicos analisados nas amostras de alimentação artificial que não estava em conformidade com a legislação brasileira para padronização da qualidade do mel como os sólidos insolúveis totais e acidez enquanto as amostras da alimentação natural que não estão dentro do limite da legislação vigente brasileira foram os açúcares redutores, acidez e sólidos solúveis totais.

Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors have the prime importance in economy as they generate and add to national income. Presently the tertiary sector is progressing rapidly and obviously its importance in the national economy is accentuated. This tertiary sector is the service sector which comprises of services like Insurance, Banking, Transportation, communication, information, technology, culinary business, education, health, food industry, computer, software etc. and the growth of service sector is supposed to be the prime indication of developing economy.

The article study on the question is “what are the roles of Buddhist temple towards the society in Thailand? That some part of study related to history and social of Thais belong to early period of Sukhothai era to early time of Ratanakok period. The Buddhist temple or Thais call “wat” played on the Thai society not only religion dimension but had roles participated education, social, art and cultural. Wat play a role as hospitals and lodging of a traveler. The roles that arise because of monks are spiritual teacher. Thai people respect, it found that the role of education is very important.

The present study is undertaken to investigate the relationship between modernization and mother’s attitude among adolescents. 200 adolescents were selected by using random sampling method from government schools of Ludhiana district of Punjab. Study sample responded to two valid and reliable instruments i.e. comprehensive modernization inventory by Ahluwalia & Kalia (1985) and parental attitude research instrument (mother form) by Uma Saxena. The findings of the study indicate that there is no significant relationship between modernization and mother’s attitude among adolescents. A significant partial relationship exists between areas of modernization and mother’s attitude among adolescents.

O presente artigo tem como objetivo conciliar o desenvolvimento urbano com o meio ambiente tem sido um dos maiores desafios na atualidade, pois a urbanização das cidades cresce em um ritmo acelerado,e tem como problemática a causa deimpactos ambientaise alteração significativa a cobertura do solo quanto a sua topografia, diminuindotambém constantemente as áreas verdes. A metodologia consiste na implantação de pesquisas sobre obras executadas com a cobertura verde sustentável em outras regiões, que serão obtidas por meio de contatos pela internet, consultando empresas especializadas no método construtivo, as quais elaboram projetos para construções que aplicam o conceito do ecotelhado como uma cobertura sustentável. Entre as atividades com grande contribuição para esse crescimento urbano descontrolado está a construção civil, que ao longo da história é tratada como o setor que causa maiores impactos no meio ambiente. Os resultados embora sejam considerados uma área importante para o desenvolvimento das cidades, entretanto possui pontos negativos, como as grandes quantidades de edificações e obras de infra e supraestruturas(passeios públicos, pavimentações asfálticas, coberturas de concreto ede fibrocimento, etc.), Conclui-se que utilizam materiais que não contribuem para um desenvolvimento sustentável no meio urbano.

The present study analyze the women in panchyat raj system their Participation and decision making power, Panchayats have been the backbone of grassroot democracy in the Indian villages since its beginning. Gandhi had aptly favoured the panchayati raj and his dream got translated with the passage of the Constitution (73rdAmendment) Act, 1992 (or simply the Panchayati Raj Act), which introduced the three-tier Panchayati Raj system to ensure people’s participation in rural reconstruction in general and that of women in particular. It came into force with effect from April 24, 1993. The concept of empowerment of women is of recent origin. The word “empowerment” has been given currency by UN agencies during recent years. It is increasing of self that the Constitutional goal of gender equality cannot be ensured as long as women are not empowered with modern education, employment and ability to assert their self-respect, independence and autonomy to make choices, and opportunities to participate in developmental activities of the nation. Besides, the traditional securities and supports provided by the joint family, kinship, caste and religion are gradually being eroded under the impact of modernization – science and technology, formal education and decentralization of power. The term ‘empower’ is relative to weaknesses, disabilities, disadvantages and deprivations based on sex, age, population (minority/ majority), region, etc.

The main objectives of the study are to find out whether there is any significant association between utilization of social media and fathers’ educational qualification of undergraduate students and to find out whether there is any significant association between utilization of social media and mothers’ educational qualification. The researcher adopted survey method to study the social media of undergraduate students. The population for the present study consisted of the undergraduate students of arts and science colleges in Tirunelveli district. 1050 undergraduate students were taken for this investigation. The investigator collected the data from arts and science colleges in Tirunelveli district. They were selected randomly from each college. The investigator has used a self made tool. The Social Media Scale (SMS) developed by Soundarapandian and Thamodharan (2015). The investigator used Chi-square test is used for analyze the data. The findings of the study are, [1] There is significant association between the dimension namely, media competence and fathers’ educational qualification of undergraduate students. [2] There is significant association between the dimension namely, media competence and mothers’ educational qualification of undergraduate students.

In Christian concept water has a power to cleanse the world from its sins. Water symbolizes the spiritual cleansing that comes with the acceptance of God’s offer of salvation.It can be the source of eternal life. In Christianity, baptism represents birth by water. In every Christian Churches we can see this ceremony to attain the Kingdom of God. Baptism signifies the death of the sinful life and the rebirth in Jesus Christ. It helps us to liberate ourselves from the sin which separate us from God and lead us to the union with Him. Water in baptism, washes our dirt and fills the emptiness in us. As baptism in Christianity symbolizes the burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, through baptism one can identify himself with the death and resurrection of Jesus. One can bury his old ways of life and can start a new life through baptism. This paper is an attempt to study Flannery O’Connor’s short story “The River”in the light of Christian baptism. Mrs.Connin, a babysitter, leads Harry Ashfield, a five year old boy to a healing at the river. While they reaches the river, the preacher gives the message that there is only one river, ‘The River of Life’ and it is made from the blood of Jesus Christ. We can lay our sufferings and pain in this river of life and can gain the Kingdom of Christ. The boy is attracted by his preaching and baptize himself in the river. Here he is participating in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ not only in the spiritual sense, but also in the literal sense. His belief is that by losing his life, he can attain the Kingdom of God.

While agriculture’s share in India’s economy has drastically declined to less than 15% due to the high growth rates of the industrial and services sectors. India is a global agricultural powerhouse. It is the world’s largest producer of milk, pulses, and spices, and has the world’s largest cattle herd (buffaloes), as well as has the largest area dedicated for cultivating wheat, rice and cotton. It is the second largest producer of rice, wheat, cotton, sugarcane, farmed fish, sheep & goat meat, fruit, vegetables and tea. Tamil Nadu is basically an agricultural economy, where agriculture serves as the backbone of the development of the Tamil Nadu economy. But recent studies clearly states due to various factors there is a steady decline in the agricultural growth and its contribution to the state’s economy. So the concept of agricultural development is more of necessary problems of concern for solving the social and economic issues of the state. With this background, the present paper attempts to examine the linkages between rural poverty and agriculture development in Tamil Nadu.

The present study was conducted to find out the personality traits of IX standard students. Survey method was conducted on a random sample of 120 IX standard students in Coimbatore district. Data was analyzed by using t-test. Results found that there is significant difference in personality traits of IX standard students with respect to gender and school type. Finding also indicated that there is no significant difference in personality traits of IX standard students in respect of locality.

The aim of the paper is to present the identity crisis in Bharati Mukherjee’s novel Wife. Her novels are window to the world of reality. Her novel depicts the tragic mental breakdown of a young Indian woman, Dimple who feels alienated in the alien land. She illustrates how an Indian woman is tormented in the alien land, not physically but mentally. Her protagonist Dimple is grown up between two cultures. At last, she is left with no culture and she thinks she is alienated. She does not talk about the loss of identity only and the land of free also. She discusses the life which is being insecure. She constructs her female protagonist is a highly sensitive and vulnerable woman. Cultural shock makes the protagonist to attempt suicide. Finally she turns to murder her own husband whom she married. This is happened because of the displacement of known culture to unknown culture. She shows the alienated women’s survival and conditions through her novels. One can find the cultural differences and identity crisis in this novel. Thus, identity plays a vital role in her novel.

Colonialism has destroyed the economic, political and social autonomy of African men and women. Both sexes were exploited under the capitalistic and racist system which denied honour and respect given to celebrate their indigenous environments. It is African woman that Marshall propagates in her fiction. Marshall depicts how through the constituents of feminine strength individuality and communal empowerment, black women are empowered to ward off the marginalisation of social, political and economic situation in which they find themselves. The imposed standards of myth regarding assimilation and matriarchy surrounding black women by Anglo American society have prevented them from enjoying beauty, feminism and psychological well being, it also negates them from enjoying motherhood. She also talks about how black women forges ahead resisting the enforcement of limitations imposed upon them by white women. Through Marshall’s work, she shows that black women transcend the barriers through the courage gained from their heritage and flexibility of their worlds. Through their dual consciousness, they discover new horizons. Marshall fuses western images and structures in her novels to designate the fact that she is the product of both the Old world and the New. However she prioritizes her identity as a woman of African descent in Western hemisphere. Through her characters who are multi-ethnic, she figures the cosmological wholeness by valuing cultural difference as a celebration of triumph of human spirit.

Nas últimas décadas, a temática ambiental vem ganhando notoriedade no mundo inteiro devido ao grande avanço da globalização. Stonehouseet al.(2004), ressaltam que o termo globalização é bastante variável, sendo utilizado para descrever inúmeros fenômenos sociais, políticos, econômicos e de negócios. Entretanto, a globalização traz consigo várias consequências, como: aumento do consumo, desperdício e poluiçãodevido à grande demanda de retirada dos recursos naturais.

The purpose is to measure the effect ofhuman resource(HR) practices on service quality in banking sectorHuman Resource management plays vital role in every organization because it is now considered as a part of modern management system.The study focuses on three HRM practicesof Attitude towards clients, Efficiency of banking services and Knowledge ability andtheir impact on the service quality In Banks HRM is a must for the overall development of employees. Globalization, liberalization and privatization have changed the overall scenario of banking sector in India. So there is a need to study the current scenario of HRM practices in Indian Banks. The paper highlights the concepts of HRM and their importance in banking sector. The findings of study provide a clear guidance tothe banking practitioners/policy makers to take further steps in achieving the organizational goalthrough the employee performance.The results indicate that knowledge ability of employeesand attitude towards clients is having significant influence on service quality. However, HRM practice of Efficiency of banking services was found to be insignificant. The studyhas managerial implications for the banking industry. The study also provides futuredirections.

This article analyzes the characteristics, functions, and applies mantras to approach the novel ofHundred Years of Solitude.Therefore, playing a role as a component and operating on the principle of similarity, contagion of magic, mantra expresses the notion of life as a world of coherent interactions,in which real and magicare intertwined,which is the basis for Magical Realism considered as atypical character of Latin American literature. Besides, mantra viewed from reception will touch again the problem of reading, understanding and textual interpretation, which is expressed by G. Marquez in Hundred Years of Solitude as the core of the novel, community’s history and art.

In India, raisin is mostly produced in Sangli, Solapur and Nasik districts of Maharashtra. The important raisin grapes varieties are Thompson seedless and their selections like Tas-A-Ganesh, Sonaka and Manik Chaman. The price policy for agricultural commodities seeks to ensure remunerative prices to growers for their produce. But raisin making farmers do not get better price in market. The cost of the production of Grapes and raisins is increasing day by day. As an example, one of the factors, pesticide, chemical and fertilizer are taken into consideration for the study of rate analysis; the rate of raisin is taken by Tasgaon APMC. Taking into account the rate of raisin 1 Kg. from 2011 to 2017, there are significant fluctuations. The rates are not proportionally appreciated.

Environmental Education is a key to the success of any overall environmental strategy. National policy on education (1986) emphasizing. The role of environmental education says that there is a paramount need to create a consciousness of the environment. It must permeate all ages and section of the society beginning with the child environmental consciousness should be inculcated into teaching in school and colleges. Environmental cries will require an environmental awareness which should be deeply rooted in the education system at all levels of school education. Today environmental awareness is a very important topic for discussion and lots of conferences and seminars are being held at various levels. The environment and energy related problems cannot be solved unless students are aware of them because the students are the future citizens of our country. It is an essential need for each individual to develop an awareness of protection and preservation of the environment. In order to hasten student awareness towards environment.

The study was undertaken to analyse deposits and advances management of three major new generation private sector banks namely, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank. The study used simple percentage, Mean, Standard Deviation, Co-efficient of Variation and Compound Annual Growth Rate as statistical tools. The period of the study was ten years from 2006-07 to 2015-16. The study found that total deposits of HDFC Bank increased drastically during the study period compared to other selected banks followed by Axis Bank, on the other hand growth rate total deposits of ICICI bank was lower than other banks, but volume of total deposits was high in case of ICICI bank. Growth of term deposits was high incase of HDFC Bank followed by Axis Bank, but the rate was very low in case of ICICI bank. Growth rate of demand deposits was high in case Axis bank followed by HDFC bank, the rate was also at considerable level in case of ICICI bank. Growth of savings bank was high in case of all the selected banks. Total advances of HDFC bank were higher than other selected banks followed by Axis bank. Growth rates of all type of advances of ICICI bank were lower than other selected banks. On the other hand, growth rates of short term and medium term advances were very high incase of HDFC bank. Growth rates of long term advances were identical for Axis and HDFC Banks.

Este artigo aborda a utilização de Resíduos de Construção e Demolição (RCD) de uma obra residencial, através da produção de uma metodologia científica para avaliar o comportamento mecânico e o desempenho funcional do mesmo misturado a certa porcentagem de solo, como método de reciclagem, se assim possível, em obras de pavimentação na execução de sub-bases. O Objetivo deste busca ainda propostas de futuras criações de programas de reutilização de resíduos provenientes de edificações visando a importância da viabilização de uma destinação mais adequada para estes substratos. A problemática é importante destacar a aplicabilidade desse trabalho em minimizar os impactos ao meio ambiente com relação às perdas causadas pelo uso inadequado de seus recursos. A metodologia dar-se-á na opção de se reutilizar o RCD busca minimizar o problema de acondicionamento definitivo desses resíduos, já que esses elementos construtivos produzem elevados volumes de materiais. Os resultados proporcionam uma redução da extração de outros recursos naturais. Conclui-se que é evidente que quando o RCD misturados aos solos arenosilto-argilosos, torna-se possível sua utilização em obras de pavimentação em sub-bases e reforço de sub-leitos, caracterizando então a reciclagem de resíduos de construção possível.

The present study is an attempt to determine Digital Literacy of Higher Secondary Students of Kerala across the sub-disciplines namely Device Literacy, Digital Media Literacy and Information Literacy. The present study is also an attempt to know whether the Digital Literacy of students differ according to Gender, Locality of schooland Stream of Study.The findings of the study revealed that there exists a significant difference between the mean scores of Digital Literacy with respect to Gender and Locale.

Khadi and Village Industries are an integral part of the wide spectrum of small scale industrial sector in the Indian rural economy. They play a strategic role in the restructuring and in the transform action of the economy with comparatively higher –labour-capital ratio and a shorter gestation period. These units operate relatively in small markets. Khadi and Village industries involve lower investment and greatly suit the economics of developing countries like India, which are capital deficient and labour abundant. These industries stimulate growth of entrepreneurship and promote a defused pattern of ownership and location they make use of more unskilled labour force and have direct impact on poverty alleviation they have the spread effect on domestic market since they buy more of domestic inputs and indigenous raw materials and domestic technology to a large extent being labour intensive these industries have immense potential for generating employment this increase the significance of khadi and village industries .

It is unanimously accepted that liquidity management is a very crucial aspect of financial management of a business firm. An effective liquidity management of the firm can only ensure smooth running of its business wheel. In today’s highly deregulated and globalised economy almost all companies are facing fierce challenges due to intensified competition at market place. So, an effective liquidity management has become the key to the survival of a firm. It ensures the availability of enough liquid cash at the right time which helps in smooth conduct of the business as well as provides competitive edge to the parties associated with it. In the present paper an attempt was made to analyze the liquidity of the Hindustan Unilever Ltd. (HUL) with the help of some selected liquidity indicators, to ascertain its status in managing liquidity by using comprehensive score, to assess the extent of relationship between its liquidity and profitability and to identify the aspect relating to liquidity management of the company among the selected ones which has made significant contribution in changing profitability of the company during the period 2002-03 to 2016-17. The study revealed that the improvement of liquidity status of HUL was notable during the study period. The results obtained from the study also indicate that among the selected liquidity indicators, efficiency of inventory management and efficiency of debtors’ management have made noticeable contribution in improving overall profitability of the HUL with passage of time during the period under study.

Education system functions because of effective teachers. They are one of the main pillars of the society as well. Teaching is an extraordinary complex activity involving a range of skills, perception, attitudes, involvement, knowledge and sensitivity. In order to make the organization successful, teacher should have a sense of job involvement and job satisfaction. Job involvement is a significant job related behavior. It shows the degree to which an individual is personally involved with his job. If the teachers are highly involved towards their job, they can produce good results in their professional life. Job satisfaction is very essential trait to do their job with utmost dedication. The job satisfaction of teachers particularly at secondary level is very vital. The value of higher secondary education is undeniable; it is very important to provide teachers with the utmost facilities so that they must be satisfied with the status of their job. The highlighted topic is a very serious issue due to the importance of secondary education which is central stage of the whole pyramid of education system in the world. Job satisfaction of teachers depends on Salary, Working time, Professional growth etc. They won’t show truancy, absenteeism and lack of duties towards their organization. While on the other hand, the teachers who have low level of job involvement leads to low productivity in the academic work which may adversely affect the students and consequently the society. This research has been conducted to study the job involvement and job satisfaction of higher secondary school teachers in Pondicherry region. The data was collected using questionnaire from 400 higher secondary school teachers in Pondicherry region. Standardized tools were used to collect the relevant information. . This was found using necessary statistical analyses. Findings indicated that there is a significant relationship between Job Involvement and Job Satisfaction.

Of all the different factors which influence the quality of education and its contribution to national development, the quality competence and character of teachers are undoubtedly the most significant. Nothing is more important than securing a sufficient supply of high quality recruits to the teaching profession, providing them with the best possible professional preparation and crating satisfactory conditions of work in which they can be fully effective.

Many psychologists believe that motivation plays an important role in learning. If that is the case, in institutes of higher education where students are expected to be self-directed in their learning, motivation becomes an essential element. Though aspects of motivation and learning have been studied quite extensively in the West, to date there is a dearth of research in this area in India. Therefore, this study can help students to regulate their learning behavior and to take responsibility for their own learning. Also they have to make decisions in such a way which will help them to accomplish their learning tasks. So the level of motivation may play an important role in the way they attend to these learning tasks. Also this study is important as it addresses educators, teachers and parents about improving students’ achievement through fostering their patterns of factors and behaviors which subsequently improve their well-being. The sample for the present investigation included eight standard students in Tamilnadu. The study considered English medium schools and 300 students were included. Method of the study was descriptive survey. It recommendations on a study that set out to understand the relationship between motivational factors and self-regulated learning strategies and academic achievement of school students.

The micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have been recognized as the engine of economic growth and for stimulating equitable development. The labour intensity of the MSME sector is much higher than that of the enormous enterprises. The MSMEs constitute over 90 percentage of total enterprises in most of the economies and are accredited with generating the highest rates of employment growth and account for a major share of industrial production and exports. The MSMEs play aenergetic role in the overall growth of industrial economy of the country. With its dexterity and dynamism, the sector has shown venerable innovativeness and compliance to persist the recent economic downturn and recession and have lots of opportunities to grow in the future. This paper showed the growth of MSMEsin the Indian economy.

O presente artigo tem como objetivo a elaboração de um projeto de sistema de cobertura verde visando o reaproveitamento de água da chuva para fins não potáveis em uma Creche Escola, localizada na cidade de Manaus-AM. O sistema foi escolhido por proporcionar muitos benefícios ao meio urbano, como por exemplo, ainterferência positiva nas condições climáticas e ambientais das cidades e o reaproveitamento de água das chuvas, que tem como problemática o desperdício de água potável e diminuir a incidência de alagamentos causados por obstrução do sistema de drenagem de águas pluviais. A metodologia são as seguintes normas da ABNT – NBR 10844/1989 e NBR 15527/2007, considerando que a implantação do projeto precisa seguir normas técnicas específicas. Foram escolhidos dois sistemas de cobertura verde, Hidromodular e Laminar Alto. Temos como resultadosoprimeiro utilizado nos níveis mais baixos da cobertura, por ser um sistema leve e mais econômico e o segundo usado nos níveis mais elevados, escolhido por facilitar a drenagem da água da chuva. A água captada na cobertura será filtrada e levada a uma cisterna dimensionada para atender a vazão de projeto, a partir dela distribuída para uso em geral. Conclui-se que se pode constatar o tempo e o custo gasto para a implantação de todo o sistema em apresentação.

Analyzing the soil behavior of the Amazon basin in relation to the reaction and the movement is essential for the knowledge of a contractor. Through this evaluation it is possible to identify the type of clay minerals that are in the land to be built.The objective of this research is to evaluate the adsorption process of the clays removed from a land in the city of Manaus through the chemical analysis of the methylene blue stain as a form of a new methodology to be applied to the works of the region and to discard the old methods that come becoming ineffective.This research was based on the selection of a plot of land, collected samples to be characterized and performed the comparison of the results obtained from sorting the materials of the samples taken from holes 1, 2 and 3 with the method of methylene blue stain with HRB and SUCS methods.

There is an unwritten law which considers that a woman is an asset who bestows honor to the family, rear children, obeying all the necessary standards and norms fixed by the community to which she belongs. Life for many women is convoluted, challenging and fatiguing. In this process, they become a prey to mental and physical violence. There are many kinds of women who are portrayed by women writers. Now this paper explores about Maya a youthful and responsive married girl, whose psychic furore is portrayed by Anita Desai in “Cry the Peacock”.

Formally, the Second World War started in September 1939. The Indian National Congress felt that British was fighting a War for the defense of British Empire and not for to save democracy in India. Congress reacted against the British as which were dragging India into the war unilaterally. It instructed all the Congress Ministries in India to resign. Consequently, the Government of Madras headed by C. Rajagopalachari resigned on 30 October 1939. The Madras Government took charge of the official machinery as well as its legislature. Meanwhile, Gandhi had long been preparing for this Individual of Civil Disobedience. He had in fact taken more than a year to reach a decision on the Individual Satyagraha Movement. He had a clear-cut plan in starting and conducting this symbolic movement, which was to vindicate the principle of non-violence. In keeping with this principle, he took all care to keep the movement “within limits and absolutely innocuous”. Keen on quality instead of quantity, Gandhi expected a prospective Satyagraha to suspend all private activities and to keep a log book of their daily activities in furtherance of the constructive programme which was the foundation of civil disobedience. It was a severe preliminary test for the Satyagrahis. It was decided to grant permission to offer Satyagraha to deserving persons only after an examination of their logbooks.

This paper describes method for the synthesis of graphene and Graphite oxide (GO) was effectively prepared by Hummers and Offeman method and it possesses different types of oxygen functionalities which allows GO. The GO was reduced by hydrazine hydrate and sodium borohydride as reducing agents to obtain graphene as end product. Characterization of both GO and G was carried out by SEM, TEM, UV-Vis spectroscopy and FTIR. Due to this the sp3 hybridization of GO will convert to sp2 hybridizaton by removing oxygen from GO. This quick and cost-effective technique used in water filter for purification of water.

Integration of technology in the classroom is a prime requirement in the present technological era. Computer based modern Multimedia presentation is a good teaching learning tool. Again if this type of presentation becomes interactive with the learners then it transforms to an effective techno-pedagogical tool for developing symbolic chemical concepts for all kind of learners. This symbolic chemical concept is abstract, the most important and difficult one to realize of the three chemical concepts: macro, micro and symbolic or representative. In this experiment we are to investigate the effectiveness and successful implementation of interactive multimedia courseware as techno-pedagogical tool for developing the basic abstract concepts in Organic Chemistry of class XI-XII students.

Aninterpretive phenomenological study used Heidegger’s hermeneutic phenomenological approach to explore the lived experience of women from southwestern India. The thematic accounts of affected womenrevealed health and human rights marginalization through harmful cultural practices surrounding matting of hair. The study offered comprehensive and foundational evidential understanding about the phenomenon of matting of hair as a neglected harmful cultural practice that compromises women’s right to health and well-being. The researcherimplied the need for collaborative, evidence-based interventions, and effective domestic as well as global policies and legislation to prevent the health and human rights violations of women through harmful cultural practices.

Alcoholism, its effects and Management is true mirror of the society where most of the people use it to feel free, relaxes, to show as a big man and when are in trouble. The main objectives of the research are to find out types, causes of using alcohol and its management. It is a descriptive and analytical research where only secondary data are used. It is found that both soft and hard types of alcohol have been using in our society for a long time. Physical, social, biological and personal causes are responsible for using alcohol. So far as its effects are concerned,physical, psychological, personality and social effects are main. I have suggested some of the remedial methods on it.

The research article” A comparative study of educational policy between India and Nepal. The main aim of this article is to find out the common and different facts of educational policies in India and Nepal. It is a descriptive and analytical research where only secondary data are used.The research is delimited with structure of education, objectives of education, qualification needed for teaching staffs, commission of education and boards of examination in both countries. It is found that in most of the cases there are the similarities in educational components in India and Nepal.

This study was undertaken to determine the Attitude of Special School Teachers’ Towards Professionalism. Survey method was adopted for this study. The Sample consists of 120 special school teachers in Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts selected by Simple Random Sampling Technique. A self made tool, “Scale on Professionalism”(SP) and general data sheet were used to collect the data. The tool SP had 26 items to evaluate professionalism of special school teachers. The data collected was analysed by Percentage Analysis, Mean, Standard Deviation and‘t’ test to find out the level and significance difference of special school teachers towards professionalism. The result reveals that: (i) level of attitude of special school teachers towards professionalism is moderate. (ii) There is significant difference in the attitude of special school teachers towards professionalism with regard to background variable namely gender and age. (iii) There is no significant difference between rural and urban special school teachers in their professionalism. The educational implications and recommendations are made to enhance the attitude of special school teachers towards professionalism.

The research paper is to identify the food safety knowledge and practices of consumers in Thoothukudi District. The present study covers the Taluks of Thoothukudi, Ottapidaram, and Srivaikundam in Thoothukudi. The data were collected from the consumers (n=150). Percentage and factor analysis are used to identify the specific result of the research study. This study found that consumers are unaware of the technique which is an effective means for preventing the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses that cause food borne illnesses. Many food poisoning cases originate in homes because of lack of basic knowledge of safe food handling practices. Consumers are unaware of the laws and their provisions. Consumers are unaware of the storage of perishable and leftover food. Government through media should advice the consumer to store the perishable food items immediately after purchase. Most of the consumers are aware of food safety. However, they do not execute safe food handling practices. Food safety awareness should be introduced in curriculum from primary school level to college level.

The temples commonly known as Mandir in Hindi and derived from the Sanskrit word Mandira, are identified by several names in different parts of India as koil or kovil in Tamil, devasthana in Kanada and devalaya, in Telugu 99 etc. In general, the structure of the temple can either be isolated structure or a part of complex. The temple is the place where the culture and philosophies of the humanity is portrayed beautifully. The character of Hindu temples reflected local architecture styles and the material and skills to which they related. The main forms and styles of the Hindu temple were established during 600-800 AD. The cell or shrine, the garbhagriha (usually square in plan), housed the image and was approached through a calumniated porch or mandapa. The shrine was roofed with a pyramidal spire or vertically attenuated dome like structure known as sikhara. The temple was raised on a massive plinth and was often surrounded by subsidiary shrines and by an enclosing wall pierced by one or more gigantic gateway towers or gopurams. It is the outline and detailing of the sikhara and other roof-forms which determine the character of monumental Hindu architecture and give a formal as opposed to historical basis for it classification.

Protection of environment is an issue of key concern which has permeated into all spheres of life. Consumers are increasingly becoming concerned about the environment and various issues related to it at the global level. This change has encouraged a couple of organizations and has also compelled many organizations to respond with ‘environmentally’ friendly products. Green marketing is perceived as an opportunity by many organizations to achieve their long term goals. Green strategy can be effectively implemented only by persuading the consumers to buy green products. Hence the indepth study on green purchasing behaviour and their attitude towards green products is of crucial importance today. The focus on young consumers is understandable as this group is representing a new generation of consumers with a strong potential impact on green environment. Hence 130 young consumers of green products in the age group of 18–25 years in Periyanayakkanpalayam (Coimbatore) are selected as sample by adopting snow ball random sampling method. The primary data are collected directly from the respondents through a structured questionnaire. Secondary data are collected from journals and websites. Statistical tools like simple percentages, weighted mean score, Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation and Two-way ANOVA are used to analyse data. It is found from the analysis that ‘Consumer Beliefs’, ‘Environmental Attitude’, and ‘Social Influence’ have a positive influence on the green purchasing behaviour. The influential factor on green purchasing behaviour namely ‘Consumer Beliefs’, ‘Environmental Attitude’, ‘Social Influence’ and ‘Quality of Products’ are significantly related with the overall green purchasing behaviour of the respondents. The findings of the study also insist the importance of educating the young consumers about the green environment. Hence if the suggestions given in the study are carried out both by the marketers and the young consumers, definitely India will shine as super power in the years to come.

The Oottupura building is found on the west bank of the Kuzhithurai River. The building is in the form of a hall which appears sufficient for 300 students to sit for an University examination. This structure is located in the Vilavancode village of the Vilavancode Taluk. This area comes under the Palace ward of Kuzhithurai Municipality. On the northern side of Oottupura the south faced Kuzhithurai Gramam is located. Thus the Gramam and the Oottupura are divided by the road leading to the temple on the east.

Chemistry is a branch of Science that involved the compounds that consists of combination of atoms. This particular scientific discipline is actually focused on study of matter. General concept of people is that the chemists are “white-coated scientists” who mix strange chemicals in laboratory or play with dangerous chemicals including acids.

The role of small-scale industries in the economic development of India in recent years is critically analyzed in this paper. Various factors affecting the growth and development of small-scale industries and the problem faced by this vital sector of Indian economy is examined. The contribution of small-scale industries in employment growth, production, export promotion and other economic indicators are discussed. Conclusions drawn from the analysis of the data suggest that the various policy initiatives taken by the Government of India since independence have helped this sector to grow considerably. Some of the policies of the Government of India may, however, not be very helpful in increasing the efficiency of units in this sector as number of non-viable units is increasing steadily.

The present study was explored to find out the relationship between life skills and teacher effectiveness of prospective teachers. Survey method was conducted on a random sample of 375 B.Ed. students from Kottayam district, Kerala. Data was analyzed by t-test and r-value. Result found that there is significant relationship between life skills and teacher effectiveness of prospective teachers. Findings also indicated that there is no significant difference in life skills of prospective teachers with regard to their gender and locale, there is significant difference in teacher effectiveness of prospective teachers in terms of gender and there is no significant difference in teacher effectiveness of prospective teachers with respect to locale.

Public speaking skill plays an important role in a successful career as well as during social interaction in the society. This skill is also highly sought in class room interactions after by educational institutions recruiting fresh graduates. The main purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of public speaking skill enhancing programme through street play (theru-k-koothu) among B.Ed. student teachers. Quasi experimental study was conducted on a random sample of 32 B.Ed. student teachers and used for the administration of street play training programme for 15 days. Pre-test and post-test was conducted, it was observed and recorded by the examiner and the obtained results are noted for analysis. Result showed relatively better improvement in post-test scores of student teachers those who are undergone for public speaking skill enhancing programme through street play.

The Carvaka system of Indian Philosophy cherished doubt of deviation which is called vyabhicarasamka in the relation of vyapti between probans and probandum (hetu and sadhya).Normally where there is hetu, there is sadhya. This invariable relation is technical vyapti or pervasion. The Carvakas are of the view that in future there is no guarantee that a hetu and a sadhya will remain together. If a hetu (smoke for example) remains without a sadhya (fire) then it is called deviation or vyabhicara. Considering such possibilities in view the Carvakas nourish some sort of doubt of such deviation. Let us see how they substantiate their standpoint.

Human imagination is involved in light and shadows, in presence and absence, in doubt and certainty- man carries on the mystery to be solved: that of imagination in continuous labour, through the ages, exciting, in uninterrupted activity, the curiosity of men, avidin knowing and in revealing themselves. The Great Gatsby is thematically based on the concept of the American dream in general, and the degenerated 1920’s vision of it particular. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s view and ideas about women changed, and in what degree, throughout his career. He examined the effects of social changes and tradition, as well as social classes, money and work, showing more and more insight as his career went on. The paper aims to study by a feminist approach the formation and understanding of virginity as a social constructed concept. It will also focus on the patriarchal attitudes about gender roles, women sexuality, the cult of women’s virginity and the honour and shame associated with it and also study sexual violence committed by the patriarchy on women’s mind and body in the novel.

In this paper we have investigated cosmological model in the frame work of (2+1) dimensional spacetime in ?(?, ?) theory of gravitation in presence of domain wall, where ? is Ricci scalar curvature and ? is the trace energy momentum tensor. The functional form ?(?, ?) = ? + 2? ,?with ? being a constant is chosen for derivation and analysis of the field equation of ?(?, ?) gravity. The solution of the field equations are obtained by using the special law of variation for Hubble’s parameter proposed by M.S. Berman (1983) that yields a constant deceleration parameter. The physical and kinematical parameters of the model are discussed. The model is tested for physically acceptable cosmologies by using stability. It is observed that acceleration is due to gravitation and also observed that the model is expanding and remains isotropic throughout the evolution.

Sex ratio of Maharashtra was 925 in 2011, it was very much less than the other states of India. Kerala (1084), Tamil Nadu (1005), Andra Pradesh (992), Karnataka (968), Goa (968), Madhya Pradesh (930) these are few neighboring states of Maharashtra which recorded superior sex ratio than that of Maharashtra. There was an overall decline in the sex ratio in Maharashtra by 11 females since 1961; this decline was high as compared to many other states in India. Maharashtra state is divided in to five regional divisions namely Konkan, Western Maharashtra, Khandesh, Marathwada and Vidarbha, which consist of 35 districts and 315 tahsils (Census 2011). Western Maharashtra is one of the important regional divisions in Maharashtra. Sex ratio varies according to, regional divisions in Maharashtra. According to 2011 census, sex ratio of Maharashtra state was 925females per thousand males where as India 940 females per 1000 males and Western Maharashtra 944 females per 1000 males, it means that the study region has somewhat better situation than the state and national average.

Tamilnadu is one of the states which provide advanced medical treatments. Domestic health care is dominated by government hospital but foreigner search advanced medical facilities is taken care of private sector multi specialty hospitals namely Appollo, Chettinadu Medical Centre, Kaveri Medical Centre, and more number of hospitals are providing international standard treatment with reasonable cost. In recent survey in the financial year 2017-18, total growth is increased 30%, especially more than 27% of the medical tourist are visiting TamilNadu alone for their treatments. But in our state medical tourism has some problems and challenges like good care from doctors and medical practitioners, infrastructure, safety measures, and staff behavior etc. The convenient sampling is used to adopt the respondents. The sampling size is confined as 50 respondents. Data were collected based well structured and scientifically designed questionnaire. Medical tourism is depends on prices of drug and medicines. The government officials take necessary initiatives to reduce prices of drugs and surgical medicines. It is helps to motivate the medical tourist to revisit to our country.

The researcher intends to discuss here the significance of media in teaching English to junior college students in this paper. At present our education system has continuously been undergoing tremendous changes for different kinds of purposes. The most striking reason for this change is our education system must meet with our national objectives. To fulfill these objectives we strive to search and implement new principles, approaches and trends in our teaching and learning process. Our fundamental aim here is to make our present generation perfect. In this world of science and technology, we experience the increase in the use of media. It gives rise to a question that can we use media to make teaching and learning process powerful at junior college level? Secondly if we use media in the teaching and learning process, which objectives can be achieved? Can media complement traditional approaches in learning process? Can we guide the learner to use media to learn his subjects effectively with the help of media? Can traditional approaches and methods of teaching fulfill the needs of the learner? The present paper mainly focuses on to answer all these above question. All these facts force us to think on the question that can all these types of media enhance effectiveness of teaching and learning process.

Human trafficking is becoming third most lucrative business after arms and drugs trafficking in worldwide including India. The root cause of human trafficking is poverty and unemployment, corruption, lack of education etc. In India especially Bihar poverty and unemployment is a common phenomenon and people are compelled to live in miserable conditions. In search of better life people migrate from Bihar to big cities and pray in the hand of traffickers. Due to poverty and unemployment the vulnerable sections of the people are easily trapped in to the hand of traffickers. The human trafficking situation in Bihar is worst than other parts of India. Although Bihar government has made several efforts to combat human trafficking but due to corruption in judiciary police, half hearted drive of rescue and rehabilitation, the results do not come out in a positive manner. Though the government has made several judicious provisions on the issue but it reflects only on paper not in the ground reality.

Learning has many definitions.Learning process has become complex. The learner has become more information oriented with the result the definitions of learning has become more varied. The perspective of learning is becoming more contextual, experiential and problem solving in nature.However,a few definitions are considered for the discussion.

If we closely examine the Greek and modern concepts of the universe, we can find that there is a great deal of difference between the two kinds. The difference could be due to a great change in the outlook of the tragedy itself. Well, the causes that led to the shift involve many features as due to the difference between Greek culture and modern culture, between the Greek concept of the Universe and that of the modern world.

The present study was explored to find out the relationship between job satisfaction and work motivation of teacher educators. Survey method was conducted on a stratified random sample consisted of 280 teacher educators from Salem, Namakkal, Erode and Dharmapuri districts. Data was analyzed by r-value. Results found that there is relationship between composite and dimension based job satisfaction, and the composite and that dimension based work motivation and the predictability of work motivation scores and its dimensions over job satisfaction and its dimensions. Precisely, the study has brought out a unique finding about the domain - ‘life orientation’, as the one critically not tied up with the work motivation of the teacher educators which needs the immediate attention of all concerned with teacher education to bring in satisfaction and happiness for teacher educators.

The present study aimed at the usage of e-content teaching in education. A sample of 250 higher secondary students was randomly chosen for this study studying in science groups in Namakkal district. Data was analyzed by using t-test. Results revealed that there is no significant difference between gender and type of school of higher secondary students in their traditional method of teaching science. Findings also showed that there is significant difference between gender and type of school of higher secondary students in usage of e-content method of teaching science.

Wastelands are degraded lands which can be brought under vegetative cover with efforts, In India we have around 55 million hectares of wastelands as per latest estimates of National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA). This land mass is presently barren and unproductive. It occurs in small or large pieces all over the country. These wastelands may be put to productive use, if concerted efforts are made.

All (state) activities depend first on the treasury. Therefore, a king shall devote his best attention to it. A king with a depleted treasury eats into the very vitality of the citizens and the country.

Online networking promoting is the utilization of internet based life stages and sites to manage an item or administration. A large portion of these web based life stages have their own worked in information investigation instruments, which empower organizations to pursue the advancement, accomplishment, and confirmation of promotion battle.

Human personality, the most important and distinct aspect of an individual’s life, plays prominent role in the success and failure of one’s life. Hence, the importance of personality nowadays increases as our social life becomes more and more complex. Today people across the world are becoming more personalityconscious than in the past. Therefore, the ways through which one can improve one’s personality are very important. The attempts to provide a systematic interpretation of human personality and behaviour did not originate only in contemporary Western psychology but a philosophical approach of such well-formulated psychology can be seen in ancient Indian systems also, especially the contribution made by the Buddhist philosophy is amazing and remarkable. This paper intends to provide a picture of the early Buddhist psychology mainly the Abhidharma trend to signify the contribution made by this particular school of Indian Philosophy towards the development of the most important concept of human life.

Crop diversification patterns have great relevance in the agricultural land use planning. The diversification of cropping patterns means a variety of crops for arable land. The keener the competition the higher the magnitude of diversification. The main advantage of the study of crop diversification regions lies in the fact that it enables us to understand the impact of Physio-socio-economic conditions on the agricultural landscape. In the present study Bhatias method in a modified form as used by Jasbir Singh in his study of Haryana has been used by the researcher. The primary as well as secondary data have been used to calculate the crop diversification in all the 372 villages of the study area.

The Political environment includes the nature of the political parties and the constitution , government system and the government encompassing, the economic business policies and regulations are the factors of utmost importance in the market selection and business strategy formulation. These factors may vary from country to country.

The marketing concept is consumer oriented and the emphasis is more on the consumer rather than on the product. The essence of modern marketing lies in building of profit along with creating meaningful value satisfaction for the customers, whose needs and desires have to be coordinated with the set of products and production programmes. Therefore, marketing success of an enterprise depends on its ability to create a community of satisfied consumers. All the business activities should be carried out in ways which are directed towards the satisfaction of the consumer needs.

Balochistan, formerly under British rule was declared independent on August 11, 1947. On March 27, 1948, Pakistan illegally occupied it. Balochistan roughly lies between Iran, Pakistan and a part of it in Afghanistan. Pakistan has been accusing India of running terrorist activities in the region. Pakistan is accused of systematically repressing and marginalising Balochs. Baloch are devised jobs and even basic facilities like water and electricity. Since then it has seen continuous freedom struggle led by Baloch National Army. Human right abuses in Jammu and Kashmir the allegations range from mass killings, forced disappearances, torture, rape and sexual assault. In January 2018, the Jammu and Kashmir CM told the state legislative assembly that 6221 people injured by pellet guns.

Municipal solid waste (MSW) has become a challenge before society as it is neglected subject in the field of environment which is hazardous for the health of human being as well as other creatures too. In general terms, MSW refers to solid wastes from houses, streets and public places, shops, offices, and hospitals. To dispose these wastes in a sound way, the management of municipal wastes is required which involves a planned system of effectively controlling the production, storage, collection, transportation, processing and disposal or utilization of solid wastes. The Constitution of India provides a lot of rights to people like right to pollution free environment which is very crucial. Through judicial articulation, the Indian Judiciary has also played a vital role to protect the environment. Under the provisions of Environment Protection Act, 1986, the Municipal Solid Waste (Management & Handling) Rule, 2000 has been made which lays down the norms to be followed in case of MSW. Life cycle of the MSW may be as- generationsegregation- storage and collection- transportation- treatment- disposal. But, it has been found that in most of the cities, open dumping of MSW is the common practice which adversely affects the environment and public health. Present paper discusses the legal profile and policies available on solid waste management in India, responsibilities of the concerned departments and future need to enhance legal regime for better management of Indian environment. The government make new law for municipal solid waste management rule 2016. If there is strict and proper implementation of new law done by municipality then it is possible to manage waste and to improve legal regime.

Consumer behaviour is affected by a host of variables ranging from personal, professional needs, attitude and values ,personality characteristics , social economic and cultural background , age , gender , to social influences of various kind exerted a family, friends, colleageuses and society help the consumer in decision making. a study had been conducted on “Consumer Behaviour towards Two wheeler” in Coimbatore city with a sample of 100 consumers by selecting two wheeler.[i.e ] Royal Enfield and TVS motor bikes and data had been collected through structured questionnaire. The study concludes that royal Enfield shows maximum satisfaction whereas TVS motors remains last. It is obvious that enhance and improve these benefits will have a positive impact on customer’s satisfaction and retention. So satisfying the customers means increasing revenue and income for motorbike company.

Now a day’s new technological improvement in each sectors are tremendous. Similarly technology improvements in education are continuously going on. Simultaneously knowledge is expanding at lightning speed. To keep the track with the advancement the learners need to learn more, better and faster. This can be made possible today with the help of innovative e-learning technology. E-learning allows the users to learn anywhere and usually at any time, as long as they have a properly configured computer. E-learning can be CD-ROM-based, Network-based, Intranet-based or Internet-based. It can include text, video, audio, animation and virtual environments. It is proven fact that Internet can be one of the best and effective media of imparting e-learning education. E-learning technology was popular in developed countries like U.S, U.K. But in developing countries like India, srilanka, e-learning technology was an emerging technology. So, it is essential to track the effectiveness of e-learning in India.

The India majority of the tribes are the inhabitants resides in the forest. The tribes are the ignorant people who are even today fowling their own cultures, tradition and customs. They are been ignored from their legal rights. There is a need to protect the legal rights related to the tribal land rights. Forest Act to recognize and vest the forest rights and occupation in forest land in forest dwelling Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest dwellers who have been residing in such forests for generations but whose rights could not be recorded; to provide for a framework for recording the forest rights so vested and the nature of evidence required for such recognition and vesting in respect of forest land.

Tribals are the inhabitants residing in the forest area depending on the natural resources towards their development. In India all most in all the areas the tribes are being neglected in achieving the Land rights. The tribes deserve the entire right on the holding their land rights. The government took initiatives towards framing special acts towards their rights . The tribals are the ingnortant people with their own customs and traditions. Today the Displacement Of Tribals And Thus Making Them More Vulnerable To The Dangers Of Pauperization And Marginalization. The Concluding Remarks Made In This Piece Point Out That The Land Lost Due To Such Acquisitions Become Irreparable For The Tribals Even With The Provisions Of Rehabilitation And Resettlement Packages Because Here Land Is Linked To An Identity Than A Mere Commodity.

The insurance sector is growing rapidly all over the world. The insurance industry is gaining key position in the world economy and playing a significant role to cover the life and business risk of millions. The LPG era has brought the insurance companies across the world closer and competitive to each other. At present, the insurance industry is in a nascent stage. The impact of privatization in risk business in India has shown its impact on transformation from the state of monopoly to mushrooming companies offering innovative products to the Indians. The growth in the life insurance sector has shown new heights and the functioning of private companies has given tough challenge to Life Insurance Corporation of India. Within a short span of time, private insurance companies have acquired more than 25 per cent of the life insurance market. Many changes have taken place in the processes and procedures of insurance business in terms of its format and products as well the mindset, motives, interests, and expectations on the part of the customers also. The customers have become more vigilant, calculative and calibrated not only in terms of risk coverage but look forward for safety of investment and higher rate of returns on the saving in insurance sector. In this paper an effort is made to analyze customer’ perceptions towards the performance of public and private life insurance companies and the impact of opening up of industry.

E-tailing requires businesses to tailor traditional business models to the rapidly changing face of the Internet and its users. E-tailers are not restricted solely to the Internet, and some brick-and-mortar businesses also operate websites to reach consumers. Online retailing is normally referred to as e-tailing. E-tailing (less frequently: etailing) is the selling of retail goods on the Internet. Short for "electronic retailing," and used in Internet discussions as early as 1995, the term seems an almost inevitable addition to e-mail, e-business, and e-commerce. E-tailing is synonymous with business-to-consumer (B2C) transaction.

Information and communication technology (ICT) is one of the ways to accelerate the process of women empowerment by providing them with education, knowledge and information, occupational opportunities, information about appropriate government policies and programmes, health related information and many more. ICT can deliver potentially useful information. Information technology is gradually changing the primitive or contemporary ideas. It is one of the effective processes to facilitate the empowerment process of women and girls to develop, involve and integrate them in political, technological, social and above all in the economic environment. Access to ICT can enable women to gain a stronger voice in their communities. Increased use of ICT create new ethical standard with emerging issues in daily life.

Everyone realizes that effective usage of any vital objectivedepends on the motivation and diligent work of the organization representatives. Looks into indicatethat fulfilled representatives are the real resource and wellspring of any bank for successfulachievement of its here and now and long haul destinations. The present examination researches the connection between occupation fulfillment with the activity pay bundle, professional stability, and reward framework, andimpact of this fulfillment on representatives activity execution in saving money part ofThiruvarur District in Tamil Nadu.

Aravind Adiga, one of the pioneering writers in modern India was born in India and had his education in three nations namely, Australia, America and England. His experience as a journalist added fuel in depicting the other side of the nation in his literary creations. Aravind Adiga’s fictions cover almost every aspect of social life. Adiga is very sharp and deliberate in casting the absolute and stark realities that the new India witnesses. The pertinent issues prevalent in Modern India are well brought out by Adiga. Holding the pride and glory of winning the Man Booker prize for “The White Tiger” in 2008 which portrays India with all her complexities attributed due to globalization, Adiga’s third work “Last Man in Tower” (2011) also brings to lime light the real estate scandals in Mumbai. The writer condemns and satirises the false notions that is conceived in the minds of many as a new transformed India. The main issue addressed by Adiga in both the novels is the contrast between India’s economical growth and the real condition of middle and deprived people who live in juxtaposed conditions. This paper presents an unembellished exposure of contemporary issues like corruption, the weird politics, the poor medical treatments, the lust and greed for acquisition of money, the poverty experienced by the deprived, the loss of human values, caste and class unfairness etc., through Aravind Adiga’s “The White Tiger” and “Last Man in Tower”.

The quality of an educational system depends, first and foremost, on what happens inside the classroom, in particular on the behavioural skills of the teachers themselves, their relationship with both individuals and with classes, their ability to motivate pupils, and their overall management of classroom activity. The teaching-learning process has been viewed in various ways by the teachers, educational philosophers and psychologists.

The purpose of the present study was to know the effect of academic achievement on the students belonging to different level of career decision making ability. A purposive random sampling was done to select 800 student of senior secondary school. Gender wise 400 girls and 400 boys and on the basis of locality 400 urban and 400 rural were taken. The tools used were Crites career maturity inventory Indian adaptation by Nirmala Gupta and aggregate marks obtained in high school examination. The ANOVA (analysis of variance) is employed to analyze the data. The result revealed that the academicachievement affects the career decision making ability of senior secondary male students, rural and urban student while the academic achievement of girls does not affect the career decision making at senior secondary level.

Industrial development along with technology is very important for the development of our country. Since the early years of software development, it has various challenging boundaries in several dimensions like number of developers involved in a development project, short time for market demand, necessity for innovation and the immense use of globally distributed teams for implementing software. The current world has enormous competition to survive in their business strategies, which needs more and fast working people. This leads to stress among the employees. Stress is unavoidable among human beings in this fast industrial world. Especially the development of technology expects more from the human beings. Enhancing the strength of individuals internal resources such as hardiness and self-esteem are assumed to act as buffer while encountering any stressful events in occupational life. In this study, the stress management among the IT professionals in Kanyakumari district has been studied and the major findings have been presented.

Adolescent population occupies 1/5th of the worlds population and in India 20.9 % the population falls into the group.Adolescence is the period between 10-19 years of life (WHO). Menstruation is a vital part of the reproductive health of a female and the menstrual cycle starts in the adolescent period. Menstruation and menstrual practices are still bounded by socio-cultural restriction and taboos.This taboos and restrictions result theadolescent girls to remain ignorant of scientific facts of menstruation and hygienic practices, and suffer with Reproductive Tract Infections. The first menstruation is often horrifying and traumatic to an adolescent girl because it usually occurs without her knowing about it. Several research studies have revealed this gab and they indicated that there was a low level of awareness about menstruation among the girls. Increased knowledge about menstruation right from childhood may escalate safe practices and may help in mitigating the suffering of millions of women.Increase in knowledge and change in attitude and practice are mostly depend upon the information received, the group affiliation and education of the adolescent girls. The first information they receive about menstruation is form their mother followed by their peer group members. If the mothers are not literate and have little knowledge of the physiological cycle of menstruation then the adolescent may not receive right information of menstruation and hygienic practices. Hence this study aims 1.to find out the Knowledge, attitude and practice of menstrual hygiene, 2.the association between unawareness and poor menstrual hygiene practices of adolescent girlsand the poor educational status of parents and 3.the myths, misconceptions and restriction practices imposed upon the adolescent girls. The study design is descriptive cross sectional study conducted inin the rural area of Kasavanampatti village at Dindigul District by using structured questionnaire.98 adolescent girls were the respondents of the study.The findings of the present study showed that the mothers of the adolescent girls were the primary source of information regarding menstruation, for the majority of the respondents. Mothers of adolescent girls were ignorant about informing daughters about menstruation prior to menarche.Lack of sufficient knowledge and awareness among adolescent girls regarding menstruation can be due to the low level of education among themselves and their mothers.

The problem of solid waste management in India is worsening day by day in combination with rapid urbanization, huge population and improper development. The present paper discusses the study of factual situation of Municipal solid waste management and applicability of legal provisions and future need to enhance legal regime.This research also discusses the Role of Indian judiciary has been discussed with the help of some cases or petitions filed related to the environmental problems and the rules issued by the Supreme court from time to time for the waste management such as; e-waste, water pollution, battery rules etc.

This study was carried out to assess the impact of problem solving ability on frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players. To conduct the study, 200 male kabaddi players (Average age 24.62 years) were selected as sample. The sample comprises of intercollegiate, national and international level male kabaddi players. Problem Solving Ability Scale prepared by Sharmila and Naga Subramani (2011) and Reaction to Frustration Scale prepared by Dixit and Shrivastava (1997) was used to assess problem solving ability and frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players. In order to distribute subjects in high, average and low level of problem solving ability, quartile methods was used. One Way ANOVA showed significantly higher magnitude of frustration tolerance in male kabaddi players exhibiting superior problem solving ability as compared to male kabaddi players exhibiting average and low level of problem solving ability. It was concluded that problem solving ability can be considered as determining factor in frustration tolerance capacity of male kabaddi players.

The present study was conducted to find out the effect of problem solving ability and sports achievement on frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players. To conduct the study 100 national/international level male kabaddi players (Average age 24.39 years) were selected. To serve the purpose of this study, 100 intercollegiate male kabaddi players (Average age 21.19 years) were also selected. Problem Solving Ability Scale prepared by Sharmila and Naga Subramani (2011) and Reaction to Frustration Scale prepared by Dixit and Shrivastava (1997) was used to assess problem solving ability and frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players. To bifurcate cases into high, average and low problem solving ability, quartile method was used. Analysis of data was carried out in the form of 3x2 ANOVA. Results indicate significant main effect of problem solving ability as well as sports achievement on frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players while two factor interaction effect of problem solving ability and sports achievement was not observed on frustration tolerance of male kabaddi players. It was concluded that problem solving ability and sports achievement alone and not in interaction with each other create significance variance on frustration tolerance in a group of male kabaddi players.

Dalit literature is a literature of the oppressed and the downtrodden of India, of those who are looked down upon by different labourers. It is the challenge literature against all rooms of exploitation based on class, race, caste, occupation, atrocities or any other discrimination. Dalit females are experiencing sexual atrocities and violence due to caste and gender discrimination. Sivakami’s novel The Grip of Change delineates on the domestic and sexual violence of Dalit women at home by Dalit men--fathers, brothers, sons, fathers-in- law, brothers-in-law, apart from sexual and occupational harassment faced by Dalit women outside their homes at the hands of upper caste men and the police. Bama’s Sangati deals about Dalit patriarchy is an important theme. In this novel, Bama’s main concern is about the domestic violence and abuse of Dalit women at home by Dalit men and sexual and occupational harassment faced by them outside their homes at the hands of the upper caste men and the police. The present paper focuses on how Sivakami’s The Grip of Change and Bama’s Sangati explore the sexual violence of Dalit women experienced by the hands of upper caste men and women and their own community male.

The present study is aimed to analyze the influence of Organizational Climate and Organizational Culture on psychological well-being among managerial personnel in Indian telecommunication organizations. The study was conducted in different Private and Public organizations situated in Delhi and National Capital Region (NCR). The sample consisted of 300 managers (150 private and 150 public) of different telecommunication organizations such as Airtel, Reliance, Vodafone, Idea, MTNL and BSNL. Data were collected through purposive random sampling method. Organizational Climate, Organizational Culture and psychological well-being scales were administered individually to each respondent of the sample. Stepwise multiple regression analysis reveals significant predictors of different dimensions of Organizational Climate and Organizational Culture on the dimensions and overall Psychological Well-being among managers of private and public telecommunication organizations. On the other hand t-test reveals significant difference between means of two groups of managers of private and public organizations on all the measured variables and their respective dimensions. The findings suggests that the organizations in both the sectors need to evaluate and analyze the current status of Organizational Climate and Organizational Culture and apply suitable measures to improve them to provide convenient interpersonal atmosphere so that the level of Psychological Well-being among managers could be improved. The findings are further explained in the light of present scenario in existing private and public organizations.

Public expenditure is the expenditures are incurred by the public authorities like Central, state and Local government’s either for the satisfaction of collective needs of the citizen or for the promotion of economic and social welfare. The classical economists did not look the various effects of public expenditure, Prof. R.A. Musgrave, a Modern Economist, and Advocated that public expenditure should deal with many activities such as Allocation of resources, distribution resources and maintain stability in the economy. As a result, the public expenditure has been increasing during the last few decades and the modern economists have been started analyzing the effects of public expenditure on production, distribution and standard of living in the economy. This study has two objectives first one is to examine the trend and growth of public expenditure in India for the period 1980-81 to 2015-16 and second one is to analyze the impact of public expenditure on gross domestic product in India. The study reveals that the annual growth rate of revenue expenditure was higher as against the capital expenditure during the same period. The annual growth rate of non-plan expenditure was registered to be higher than that of plan expenditure in India and finally empirical results reveal the positive impact of public expenditure on Gross Domestic Product.

Energy is central to the economic growth in all the sectors including agriculture. This study focuses on the agricultural energy usage for agricultural production in states of India and the growth performance of agriculture production in India during 2005-06 to 2017-18. This study has planned to make an analysis of the agriculture production output and the agriculture energy (input) use in states of India to know about the role of energy consumption by agriculture sector for its growth.This study focuses on major energy (inputs) namely electricity, fertilizer, pesticides and machinery use in agriculture activities only. The objectives of this study are to identify the energy use pattern in agriculture sector in states of Indiaduring the period between 2005-06 and 2016-17 andto study about the effect of energy use in agriculture on its growth in various states of India. The present study is based on the secondary sources of information, taken from the various year of Agriculture Statistical at a Glance Reports and ICAR (Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute) – Agricultural Research Data Book 2017. The researchers have used CAGR and percentage to find out the growth performance of selected energy and the food grains crops. The study claims that the energy use plays a significant role in the production and productivity of agricultural output. Therefore steps must be taken to improve energy use in agricultural sector and get optimized benefits. Based on the findings, the study suggests that the timely availability of agriculture energy like short lifespan of adequate irrigation facilities and new variety of seeds, introduction of modern mechanization, enough electricity voltage and timely availability of relevant and availability of chemical fertilizer etc., will help in the development of energy use in agriculture sector and will lead to development of the economy as well.

The theory of production plays a pivotal role in theory of firm. The theory of firm deals is related with level of output it will produce to maximize profits. The firm’s marginal and average cost of production decides the profits maximizing output besides the demand conditions. In addition to the prices of inputs, the changes in marginal and average costs of production as a result of increase in output determined by the physical relationship between inputs and output. His study found workers influenced output in machinery equipment other than transport equipment industry in post globalization period. The output growth is influenced for fixed capital in pre globalization period. The results shows in pre globalization period factories were influenced output growth in Beverages and iron pipes and related products, Wood and wood products, Paper and paper products, basic chemical industry and transport industry. Based on the review of literature several studies have been undertaken on the performance of industrial production. The present study is a small attempt in this direction. As the calculated t-value of ductile iron pipes is 8.607, liquid metal from MBF is 9.141 and cement is 2.368 which is more than the table value at the rate of 0.01, 0.05 levels of significance. The average compound growth rate for total expenditure is 12.829 which include cost of materials consumed, purchases of traded goods, work in progress, employee benefit expenses, finance cost, depreciation expenses and other expenses. As the calculated t-value for total expenditure is 8.427 which are more than the table value.

Political participation of woman is necessary because it makes a positive and significant impact on the rights and living conditions of women. It express them to the outside world and widens their horizons. It provides a forum them to raise specific issues concerning women. The participation of women in politics and particularly in PRIs is a important political development in last 20th century. Panchayati Raj Institutions have always been considered as a means to good governance and 73rd constitutional amendment was effected in the hope that it would lead to better governance and provide political space to the disadvantage section of the society schedule caste, schedule tribes and woman. This paper was an efforts to know the participation of women in Panchayt.

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is the most general neurobehavioral disorder of childhood. It is also among the prevalent chronic health conditions affecting school-aged children. ADHD refers to a family of related chronic neurobiological disorder that interferes with an individual’s capacity to regulate activity level (hyperactivity), inhibit behaviour (impulsivity), and attend to tasks (inattention) in developmentally appropriate ways Students with ADHD are often energetic, creative, and good problemsolvers. They need support with sensory assimilation, idea, and social communication. Learning is personalized; students receive a customized learning to experience. Students learn at their individual speed with organization and maintain in challenging areas. Learning aligns with security, requirements and skills, and takes position in an appealing environment where students gain a better understanding of their strengths. To get an idea of personalized learning is, try to picture a classroom that doesn’t have a “one size fits all” approach to education. The teacher doesn’t guide all students through the same lessons. Instead, the teacher guides each student on an individualized journey. What, when, where and how of learning is tailored to meet each student’s strengths, skills, needs and interests. “Overall” the researcher to investigate the Mechanism of Flow of Knowledge - A Case let from Personalized Learning among Students with ADHD.

Teaching is one of what researchers call “at risk professions” - where individuals are prone to stress and burnout which affects their mental health. Teaching is normally characterized by long working hours, a lack of job security, and constant complaint of low wages and demands of the parents, management and students. Some of the common reasons that affect a teacher are, student indifference, discipline problems in classrooms, overcrowded classrooms, excessive administrative tasks and excessive testing and correction work. Additionally teachers burn out when they feel they are no longer educating and inspiring students. Thus, three main reasons for a teacher to feel stressed and burst out are when ‘a teacher lacks recognition’, ‘a teacher is overworked’ and ‘a teacher does not see the possibility of a change or improvement. Research shows that the Mental Health of Teachers is affected and greater when people workers are young and lower for older staff. A younger staff usually has less experience than the older ones (Maslach 2003). Research findings also indicate that the demands of being a professional educator in the 21st century is stressful. The 21st century expects teachers to be critical thinkers who have good problem solving skills. The teacher is expected to collaborate and have good leadership skills. The teacher is expected to have good communication skills, and also good analytical skills. More than one third of the teachers leave the field within the first five years according to Educationworld.com

XBRL is a very dynamic and modern financial reporting language which is being used around the world to communicate the results of operational and financial performance of the business organizations. It ensures accuracy, reliability, timeliness and decision usefulness to various stakeholders. The present paper focuses on the impact of XBRL reporting on the quality of financial reporting system in India and on the disclosure of both financial and non-financial information in single annual report. For this purpose study adopted both primary and secondary sources of data and for the analysis purpose it applied one-sample ttest and concludes that the XBRL Reporting positively impacts on the quality of financial reporting system in India and it also helps to communicate both financial and non-financial information under single financial report.

The difference between representation and representativeness is much in terms of quality and texture and not so much in terms of quantity. However this thin veil of difference makes a colossal difference in practical politics. There is an ocean of literature available to make this difference known but that is in the form of philosophical discourses. This paper is an attempt to understand this in its theoretical/philosophical dimensionto throw light on the much abused term of representation that is central to Political Science in general and Democracy in particular so as to bring to the fore the meaning of representation in the context of representativeness.

HRP is an industrial term for the broad set of activities support by multi-module application that help a manufacturing or the other business mange the important parts of its business. HRP can also include application modules for the human resource aspects of a business. Any changes in a technology such as HRP that directly controls business processes, work rhythm, information content, and decision scope will affect job satisfaction and job performance. The satisfaction of the employees is very important for a successful user acceptance of the technology in order to Bring out a good performance outputen from Hackman developed the job characteristics model when technology was slowly blooming in certain fields of industries. HRP system implementations have the potential to drastically alter reactions to their work situation, so there is a possibility that job perceptions and the implementation of an HRP system can interact to influence employees’ job satisfaction. Although pr and job outcomes has extensively related these two sets of constructs, the role of technology implementation or the context in which the technology implementation occurs has not been explicitly modeled to understand how and why various job characteristics influence job satisfaction. For this reason the study is carried out to find out the impact of HRP system over the job characteristics model and its influence over the job satisfaction of HRP using employees is examined.

Diaspora Theory with its various features has influenced the literature of every nation. This literature is widely known as Expatriate or Diasporic Literature. It would be proper to examine features and aspects of such literature in which Indian Writing in English has not only contributed greatly, but also received international recognition and admiration in the past few years. Diasporic Literature is an umbrella term that includes all those literary works written by the authors outside their native country. But these works are associated with native culture and background. In this context, all those writers who write outside their country can be called diaspora writers. But they remained related to their homeland through their works. Diasporic literature has its roots in the sense of loss and alienation, which emerged as a result of migration and expatriation. Generally, diasporic literature deals with alienation, displacement, existential rootlessness, nostalgia, quest of identity. It also addresses issues related to amalgamation or disintegration of cultures. It reflects the immigrant experience that comes out of the immigrant settlement. The immigrants, whatever their reason for migration be, financial, social, political, no matter whether they migrated for trade and commerce, as religious preachers, as laborers, convicts, soldiers, as expatriates or refugees, exiles, or as guest workers in search of better life and opportunities have shared some common things as well as differences which are based on their conditions of migration and period of stay in the adopted land. Mostly the migrants suffer from the pain of being far off from their homes, the memories of their motherland, the anguish of leaving behind everything familiar agonizes the minds of migrants. William Safran has observed that; “they continue to relate personally or vicariously, to the homeland in a way or another, and their ethniccommunal consciousness and solidarity are importantly defined by the existence of such a relationship.”

Virginia Woolf has achieved a splendid result in writing the novel Mrs. Dalloway. In Mrs. Dalloway, she has carried her technique to its highest level of achievement and has shown the artistic portrayal of life through her characters. She has sharp eyes through which she could search the different hidden layers of the strange workings of the human mind. Here the whole pattern is set within a single day in June between Mrs. Dalloway’s preparation of the party in the morning and her presidency over the party and enjoying it with the guests in the evening. In this little span, Mrs. Dalloway’s whole past and present history with her physical and psychic experiences are rendered brilliantly by Virginia Woolf

E-Governance is a web based service for local, state and national governments. This web-based service uses the internet to provide online services to your citizens. The government offers many online services like bills, taxes, and citizens use comfort and timely services according to their needs. Maharashtra State is trying to revive its public administration and is trying to make it more active, efficient, transparent and especially more service-efficient. In 2006, Electronic E-Governance Plan (NeGP) was prepared by the Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DTE) and the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Complaints (DARPG). The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has provided nodal ministry. Implementation of e-Government Mission Mode Projects E-Procurement MMPs approach is to create a national initiative to improve procurement improvements through the use of electronic government purchases, to make more transparent and efficient public procurement in all sectors.

Rapidly increasing population and high rate of industrialization has increased the problem of solid aste management. The problem has further increased in cities because of shortage of the dumping sites and strict environmental legislation, so scientists are seeking for management alternatives, which should be eco friendly, cost effective and fast. Now days we are facing major problem with Poultry waste because it is highly organic in nature, so vermin composting has become an appropriate alternative for the safe hygienic and cost effective disposal of it. Earthworms feed on the organics and convert material into casting, which is rich in plant nutrients.

Nowadays as the growth in the use of recent information and communication technologies increased, there is persistently growing healthcare data over the Internet. There are several challenges in web based systems like scalability, availability, etc. There are several categories of services offered on demand over the web. Cloud computing is internet-based computing paradigm, where shared servers can provides storage, computing power, development stages and software to computers and other devices if required. Cloud healthcare, interestingly, tries to change the healthcare delivery model: from doctor-centric to patient-centric, from acute reactive to nonstop preventive, and from inspecting to monitoring.

Hospitals and Diagnostic centres of India either Government or private are required to be registered under e-Licensing of Radiation Application (e-LORA) a portal by AERB Govt of India to ensure a comprehensive safety from ionising radiation. In Assam there are hundreds of Health care institution having facility of X-Ray and CT Scan but very often it is alleged that Hospital and Diagnostic Centers of Assam are not following the norms of AERB Govt of India. On the other hand the Radiographers working in radiology departments of Assam expected to have an adequate knowledge about the risks and preventive measures of radiation exposure. It is also expected that these radiation worker know the norms of Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) Govt of India.

The purpose of the study is to find out the aquatic drills with and without progressive muscular relaxation training on vital capacity in Pondicherry regional swimmers. This method designed to develop the vital capacity of Swimmers for a long time plan for the development of swimming Performance. It is hypothesized that there will be a better significant improvement on vital capacity in Pondicherry regional swimmers. To achieve the purpose of the study, the investigator will randomly select fifteen male swimmers at the age of 18-23 years from Pondicherry swimming center in Mouroungapakkam, Pondicherry. The selected subjects divided in to Experimental group I (Aquatic drills with Progressive Muscular Relaxation), Experimental group II (Aquatic drills without Progressive Muscular Relaxation) and control group III are considered as Independent variables. Vital capacity is selected as Dependent Variable. The experimental training programmes are scheduled five days per week for a period of 4 weeks of Aquatic Drills with and without Progressive Muscular Relaxation (PMR). To observe the hypothesis of the study the collected data will be treated with ANCOVA and Scheffe’s post hoc test. The level of significance will be tested as 0.05. The results proved that there was a significant improvement on vital capacity due to Aquatic drills with Progressive Muscular Relaxation (PMR).

Biological reduction agents are being explored worldwide to minimize the effects of toxic chemicals used in nanoparticle fabrication. Eco-friendly synthesis of silver nanoparticles (Ag-NPs) prepared by Sargassum wightii (SW) were evaluated for antibacterial efficacies against Gram-positive and negative MDRs. The resultant nanopowder was characterized using various analytical techniques, such as UV-vis spectroscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) equipped with Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) and Field-emission scanning electron microscopy (Fe-SEM). Antibacterial effective against Gram-negative Pathogenic bacterial isolates with a maximum inhibition (18 mm) of Ampicillin-resistant E. coli and a minimal (14 mm) of P. aeruginosa, whereas, Gram-positive a maximum inhibition (12 mm) of Methicillin-resistant S. aureus and a minimal (10 mm) of B. subtilis. The suggested procedure was effective a maximum growth inhibition zone of 18 mm were observed in Ampicillin-resistant Escherichia coli (NCIM 2920) and a minimum of 10 mm in Methicillin-resistant Bacillus subtilis (NCIM 5021) due to extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) secretion in Gram-positive bacteria. Thus Sargassum wightii (SW) extract and powder are a good bio-resource/biomaterial for the synthesis of Ag nanoparticles with antibacterial activity.

This study is aimed at assessing the impact of gender and nature of schools on emotional intelligence and academic achievement of higher secondary school students, besides the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement. The results showed that there is no significant difference in emotional intelligence and academic achievement between subsamples based on gender and subsamples based on the nature of school. Also, no relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement of higher secondary school students was found.

The final draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC), Assam is published on July 30th, 2018, which declared over 40 lakh citizens outsiders. The final draft of NRC included 2,89,83,677 people as eligible, out of total applicants of 3,29,91,384. Though it is critical to proving the Axomiya identity, however, the officials from NRC said that “exclusion of name from the list of states citizens does not automatically make anyone a foreigner.”

The purpose of this study was to find out the critical thinking ability of higher secondary students. Survey method was conducted on a sample of 300 students in Alappuzha District, Kerala. Data was analyzed percentage and t-test. Result found that there is significant difference in critical thinking ability of higher secondary students with reference to gender.

This papers studies twenty three (23) college libraries at Murshidabad District and try to find out present status of ICT application in college libraries and their problems and prospects. College is an import higher educational institution and library associated with college play important role in teaching and learning process. Therefore, it is very essential to pay enough attention for the development of the library libraries.This paper gives emphasis on different aspect of ICT application and problem facing in implementation of ICT in college libraries.

The present study tries to find out the Effect of Process Drama on Achievement in Social Science at Secondary School level. For this study investigator used experimental method and selected pre-test, post-test non- equivalent group design. Sample for the study consisted of 82 Secondary School students of Kottayam District. Findings of the study revealed that Process Drama Method is found to be more effective than the Existing method on Achievement in Social Science among the Secondary School Students.

This project illustrates the transformation and viewing API’s using various functions. It describes three angles of viewing such as roll, pitch and yaw efficiently.Opengl can process the geometry of the plane faster by using the model view matrix. The keyboard keys are used to perform the various operations on the plane. Most of transformations used in computer graphics are affine. These transformations include rotation, translation and scaling.

Women and Yoga are blended each other. Feminine creates all the lives. Yoga means uniting with Divinity. Yogis are those lives and make others peacefully.

The banking industry is exceedingly cutthroat competitive, with banks not only challenging among each other; but also with non-banks and other financial organizations. Most banks’ merchandise developments are uncomplicated to duplicate and when banks provide nearly similar services, they can only differentiate themselves on the basis of price, security in transactions, convenience, image, quality of services etc. Therefore, customer retention is potentially an effective tool that banks can use to gain a strategic advantage and survive in today’s ever-increasing banking competitive environment. In this study, the determinants of customer retention has been measured and found the most important determinants from the employees and customers’ perspectives. For this study total 500 customers and 200 employees from public and private banks were chosen. Through analyzing the mean, rank was assigned on the basis of the highest loadings.

In Himachal, rural women constitute the largest group of people working on agricultural and animal husbandry activities. They spend a lot of time not only in managing their homes but also managing their animals but most of the time their contribution remain unrecognized. Therefore, an attempt has been made to know the role of women in bovine economy of Gujjars in Himachal Pradesh.

The problem of global warming is threatening the entire globe to meet with catastrophes in the form of flood, increasing ocean level, occurrences of tsunami, forest fire, eruption of volcanoes, earthquake, etc. Though education is developed in almost all the nations of the world, the awareness about the environment wherein the people are living is not found to be at the expected level. It may be attributed to lack of attention to this critical problem on the part of the educationists and environmentalists to incorporate these crucial issues in the school curriculum at the start of formal education itself.

This paper discusses or analyses trends in Thermodynamics research during from 2012-2017, the data have been collected from web of science database. Aim of the study to analyze source wise research output, year wise publications, authorship pattern, and country wise research. The study finds that articles occupies first place among various forms of sources, during the study period in the year 2017 published highest research output, Germany have published highest publication among the Thermodynamics, majority research papers published themes of Thermodynamics in chemistry field.

Time is one of the most prominent issues of all philosophies and literatures in the world throughout the human history. Deliberations regarding time entity are numerous and continuous, still what time in reality is or literature is still a black hole or whole. The question remains unanswered. The unique and constant place of time in literature has been an invariable centre of attention of all the acclaimed literary figures in the world. On the contrary time entity is always neglected by the research fraternity and especially in an Indian context it is less acknowledged, Indian English literature is no exception to it. Therefore the researcher aims in this paper to investigate the cogitation of time in the selected novels of Upmanyu Chatterji and Amit Chaudhari.

This examination explores the dealings with two showcasing blend components publicizing and deals advancements and brand value creation. Specifically, the investigation centers around promoting from a quantitative which is publicizing spending and subjective in thought general impression of promoting point of view. Equally, the study explores the belongings of two types of sales promotions, i.e. monetary and nonmonetary promotions. In light of an audit of purchasers, discoveries demonstrate that the substance of promoting assumes a key job affecting brand value extents, while publicizing spend enhances mark mindfulness yet it isnt sufficient to decidedly impact mark affiliations. The document also discovercharacteristicspecial effects of monetary and nonmonetary promotions on brand equity. Furthermore the outcomes demonstrate that organizations can advance the brand value administration process by considering the connections available between the distinctive extents of brand value.

Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies, being financial intermediaries, render financial services with the objectives of growth, profit and services. There are 122 Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies in the Nagapattinam District lending Short term and Medium term agricultural credit to farmers dealing with seasonal agricultural operations. With this background, the study aims to build a knowledge base on the performance of select Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies in Nagapattinam district of Tamilnadu. The results of study revealed that the selected PACCS in the study area have not performed well on all the parameters of operational performance. One society performed well on one parameter, but worst on another which proves that the overall operational performance of the societies has not been quite good and all the societies have to make improvements on different fronts.

Women entrepreneurial leaders empowering themselves by developing their own entrepreneurial potentials by handling different situation in the business environment. They are playing the dynamic role to lead their enterprise effectively with their different approach in satisfying the needs of the enterprise and their employees. The purpose of the present study was to analyze the factors ofwomen entrepreneurial leadership behavior which influencing theirleadership styles in MSMEs. Women entrepreneurial leadership behavior influences their leadership styles and it indicates the women entrepreneurial potentials in achieving their employee relation and entrepreneurial task for the economic development of the nation.

The present study attempts to find out the relationship between creativity and socio-economic status. The investigator has used survey method for collection of data. Creativity and Socio Economic scale is the research tool used in the present study. The investigator random sampling technique used for selecting the sample. The sample consists of 100 tenth class girls in Thiruvarur District of Tamilnadu, India. The data collected from the respondent were analysed using mean, standard deviation and’t’ value. But, there is no significant difference in the mean scores of Emotional maturity with regards to gender, and locality of the student.

Human behaviour gets manifested because of the urge of the internal factors present in the individual. One such internal factor is attitude. Though it takes quite a long time to develop a form of attitude towards something, once it gets crystallized, it starts deciding the behaviour of the individual towards that particular thing. Travers (1973) has defined attitude as a readiness to respond in a way that behaviour is given a certain direction.

Among the all living beings in the earth, Human Life is valuable and special. Only the Human is capable and have the power of sixth sense to realize the power of almighty.

The genetic center contains records of all events from the time the world came into existences. The Genetic Center can be purified through the practice of physical exercises, and introspection.

Every human being in this world, wish to be happy. The organization of Nature and availability of resources are ideal for this. Human life is a precious gift.

Two drug products are deemed to be pharmaceutical equivalents if they have the same active ingredient, strength or concentration, dosage form, and route of administration. They may differ in shape, scoring design, release mechanisms, packaging, expiration time, and to some extent, labelling. Pharmaceutical alternatives are defined as drug products that have the same therapeutic moiety, but are different salts, esters, or complexes of that moiety, or are different dosage forms (eg. immediate release vs extended release) or strengths. Pharmacists often encounter questions from their patients concerning differences between branded and generic products. Furthermore, the availability of multiple generic products for a given branded medication may potentially lead to inappropriate generic substitution. For example, upon receipt of a prescription for Cardizem CD 240 mg, which does not indicate that the branded product must be dispensed, a pharmacist may face a dilemma as to which generic diltiazem products, if any, are suitable for substitution. In order to address these issues, a survey was conducted as to understand the current scenario for the demand of the Brand Prescription Substitution and a total overview was analysed on the basis of 205 respondents i.e. Pharmacy Stores. Researcher observed that change in brand prescription occur mainly because patient wants to buy generic drug and non-availability of brand strength or formulation of drug. Researcher also observed that change in brand prescription mainly given to respiratory drug and anti-histamine drug.

According to the need and demand of time, some great educators in India had applied their thought on education and further to put their thought into practice they had established schools based on their vision of education. Rabindranath Tagore is one of them who have createdBramhacharyaAshrama at Santiniketan presently known as Patha-Bhavana. The unique practices prevailing in Patha-Bhavana, gives an idea about Tagore’s way of transforming his educational thought into reality. The article points outthe educational thought that influenced Tagore in creation of Bramhacharya Ashram. This article also upholds the current status of those ongoing educational practices of Patha-Bhavana, how far those practices encapsulate the original educational thought of Tagore and whether Patha-Bhavana truly represents the practical application as per what Tagore dreamt of.

This article will trace the literary tradition of two ancient civilizations. When most of the parts of the West and the East were at an infant stage of civilization, the Greek and Tamils were living in their developed civilizations. In the West, Greeks had developed their alphabets and subsequently they became front runners in Art, Literature and Architecture. Iliad and Odyssey had been written which paved the way for the development of new genres. Great historian Herodotus and philosophers Plato, Socrates and Aristotle had contributed immensely for the development Greek ethos.

Coir industry provides employment opportunities and generates income to the people particularly in Kanyakumari economy. It is a labour -intensive industry which provides employment to more than 30,000 persons of whom majority are from rural areas belonging to the economically very weaker sections of the society. Nearly 60 percent of the workers are women in the fibre extraction and spinning sectors. In Kanyakumari district, 8 percent of the coir and coir products are exported to foreign countries and remaining 92 percent is domestically consumed. The study mainly based on primary and secondary data. The sample size was fixed at 300. The important finding, the most important problem faced by the coir units is inadequate finance and shortage of workers.

Hindus believed that caste is as pure as religion. They believed it to be the benchmark of one’s capability and purity. In Hindu society people are divided by their caste, not by their profession. Even in 21st century when world has become a global village, problem of caste still persists. Being a part of same country, same religion Dalits have been exploited and ill-treated by the upper castes because of their caste and poverty. But now they are fighting for their dignity and self-respect against the cruel upper castes. Similarly Dalit women have been doubly exploited, by the upper castes and by their own men. But Dalit men and women have been showing their resentment and rebellion actively and passively. Dalits’ exploitation and illtreatment and their passive and active resistance for their dignity and self-respect have been described by Bama in her collection of short stories titled Harum Scarum Saar & Other Stories. This paper tells how the Dalit men and women were treated inhumanly by the upper castes who crossed all the limitations of humanity for their selfishness. In my paper I shall try to explore the lives of Dalit men and women which are full of poverty, starvation, ignorance, insult, injustice, sexual exploitation because of poverty and caste and their resistance against the odd conditions and upper castes.

Anita Desai, an Indian novelist & short story writer, is especially noted for her sensitive portrayal of the inner life of her female characters. Several of Desais novels explore tensions among family members and the alienation of middle-class women.

Hindus believed that caste is as pure as religion. They believed it to be the benchmark of one’s capability and purity. In Hindu society people are divided by their caste, not by their profession. Even in 21st century when world has become a global village, problem of caste still persists. Being a part of same country, same religion Dalits have been exploited and ill-treated by the upper castes because of their caste and poverty. But now they are fighting for their dignity and self-respect against the cruel upper castes. Similarly Dalit women have been doubly exploited, by the upper castes and by their own men. But Dalit men and women have been showing their resentment and rebellion actively and passively. Dalits’ exploitation and illtreatment and their passive and active resistance for their dignity and self-respect have been described by Bama in her collection of short stories titled Harum Scarum Saar & Other Stories. This paper tells how the Dalit men and women were treated inhumanly by the upper castes who crossed all the limitations of humanity for their selfishness. In my paper I shall try to explore the lives of Dalit men and women which are full of poverty, starvation, ignorance, insult, injustice, sexual exploitation because of poverty and caste and their resistance against the odd conditions and upper castes.

Background: Suicide is a mental health problem and it is a rising trend among adolescents in India and thus it becomes the need of time that appropriate intervention program should be implemented at school level so that suicide can be prevented. Method: Mixed method research approach (Quantitative?QualitaOve) is followed in this research work. Quasi experimental research design is adopted. One school was randomly selected in Hyderabad city and all the higher secondary students of selected school were taken up for study. 390 students have taken part in pretest and 207 in posttest (respondents with zero score in pretest were not taken up in intervention program). Intervention program was applied on experimental group. 25 respondents from experimental group were further interviewed as follow up to know the relevance and usefulness of intervention program. Results: Findings of the study suggest that intervention program is significantly effective among experimental group when compared with control group.

The term Internet has been coined from two terms interconnection and network. Te Internet is the world’s largest computer network, the network of networks, scattered all over the world. A network is simply a group of computers that are connected together for sharing resources and information.1 In basic terms, when two computers are connected together they form a connection which is called as local area network (L.A.N.), when two local area network’s are connected with each other the configuration obtained is called Internet (with a small I). The Internet (with a capital I) refers to the largest connection ever made. It is the connection, which allows computers to communicate and transfer data to each other across the whole world. The Internet comprises thousands of computers connected together by different means. On any given day, it connects more than thirty million users in over hundred countries across the world.2

Purpose of the Study:This study is aimed to explore the existed differences among the perceptions ofstakeholdersfor teaching marketing management towards deciding an optimum mix of pedagogies that contribute to enhance the students’ skills and employability. Methodology:An exploratory studywas conducted on a sample of 300 respondents including students, teachers and professionals, 100 for each respectively. Simple convenient sampling was used for data collection through astructured questionnaire. The Exploratory Factor Analysis has been applied to the data analysis. Results: To make teachingmarketing more “fit to the purpose” in terms ofpedagogical practices and fostering vocational values in business education, knowing the perceptions of stakeholders are noteworthy. Thus, this study investigated the components and methodologies to practical inclusion in pedagogy and optimizing the learning outcomes of teaching marketing management. This study has confirmed that there is a perceptual difference among the stakeholders.

Nowdays, almost all the library housekeeping operations has been performed by the Integrated Library Management Systems. Various open source and commercial ILMS are available for the same.But, the adoption of ILMS software is solely depends on the Library managers.There are various factors which leads the library managers to choose a right LMS software for their Library and Information centre. The purpose of this paper is to determine the use and feasibility of the Open Source Library management softwares in the college libraries of Assam.

The Nomadic and De-notified tribes constitute about five million of population in Maharashtra and about 60 million all over India. Due to the wandering traditions over hundreds of years without any ostensible means of livelihood under the influence of the caste system, they are forced to live under sub human conditions. The large section of these tribes is known as “Vimukta jaatis” or the Ex-Criminal Tribes because they were branded as criminals by birth under the “Criminal Tribes Act 1871”, enacted by the British Government. There are 313 Nomadic Tribes and 198 De-notified Tribes. The names of the De-notified tribes in the state of Maharashtra, some of which are featured in this paper, are Berad, Bestar, Bhatma,Kaikadi, Kankarbhat, Katabu, Lamani, Phase-Pardhi, Raj-Pardhi, Rajput-Bhatma, Ramoshi, Vadar, Waghari and Chhapparbandh. The Nomadic Tribes are Bawa, Beldar, Bharadi, Bhute, Chalwadi, Chitrakathi, Garudi, Ghisadi, Golla, Gondhali, Gopal, Helwe, Joshi, Kasi-Kapadi, Kolhati, Mairal, MasanJogi, Nandi-Wale, Pangul, Raval, Shikalgar, Thakar, Vaidu, Vasudeo.

The status of Indian women in the present day, Indian context seen to be improving. It is by means of Social Mobility scale and Measures they move higher. They are in top positions as a result of their perseverance tasks.

The purpose of the research is to find out the relationship between well-being and family climate of adolescents. Participants of the study are 640 secondary school adolescents from the state of Punjab. Survey was used to studywell-being and family climate of adolescents. The findings show that a significant relationship exists between well-being and family climate of adolescents. Overall it can be further concluded that the good family climate of adolescent leads to high well-being among adolescents and bad family climate of adolescent leads to low well-being among adolescents.When adolescents perceive their family climate as more autonomy supportive and responsive to their needs, they are less anxious, less depressed and report higher levels of overall life satisfaction.

Crude oil is an inevitable source of energy for almost all sectors of an economy. Oil is a key strategic commodity and has its current revolve around power and politics. India became the third largest net importer of oil, surpassing Japan in recent time followed by US, and China. Crude oil price volatility and its impact on economy is an important aspect to study. We applied GARCH (1, 1) and TARCH (1, 1) model in a set of six oil importing and exporting countries. Our findings reveal the impact of oil price on stock price volatility in oil exporting countries such as Saudi Arabia and UAE, whereas in the case of Russia it is not having any significant influence. Results also show that exchange rate affects stock price volatility of all the oil-exporting countries. However, in case of China, which is an oil importing country, neither oil price nor exchange rate significantly affects stock price volatility.

The financial sector of any country continues to be the primary portfolio of the economy. One of the key constitutes of the financial sector of any country is banking system. Every business should earn sufficient profit to survive and grow over a long period of time. It is the index to the economic progress, improved national income and rising standard of living. Profit is not just reward to the owners but it is also related with the interest of the other segment of the society. Profit is the yardstick for judging not only economic but also the managerial efficiency and social objective. The study based on secondary data. Profitability ratios such as gross profit ratio, operating profit ratio, net profit ratio and interest expended to interest earned ratio are used in this research and analyzed these ratios by using mean, standard deviation & variance.

Fairy tales have always been a part of a happy childhood-reading routine in the life of every human being. In this regard, myriads of legendary fairy tale writers who belong to diverse domains of language have contributed to the turf of fairy tales. Charles Perrault, Grimm Brothers and Hans Christian Andersen are considered to be the pioneers of the early tradition of fairy tales. The paper is a meek attempt in comparing and bringing out the similarities in the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen and three other writers. The aim of the paper is to offer insight into the identical elements of myth in fairy tales and fantasy fictions which are passed down to generations after generations of fairy tale writers. The article compares one fairy tale each of Andersen, to similar tales written by three other authors, and these authors are chosen on the perspective that they belong to the early, middle and modern age of fairy tale writing respectively.The choice of the comparative authors is however irrespective of their nationalities. The mainstay of the paper is thus to hold Andersen as a unique storyteller, universal and ubiquitous in his themes, thereby making him a quintessential model figure to look upon to for ages to come

The present study is to test the effectiveness of the drama therapy on developing life skills among Late Bloomers. For this investigator conducted an experimental study based on drama therapy. The independent variable of this study is drama therapy and dependent variable is life skills. Non-equivalent control and experimental group design is used as the method of this study. The study reveals that the drama therapy is effective for developing life skills among later bloomer. The total sample of this study is 60; 30 are in the experimental and 30 in control group. Life skills assessment test and drama therapy are the tools and techniques used.

In systematic polysemy, cognitive explorations are the basis for the existing of different senses for terms and therefore it is analyzed through interlanguage and historical evidences. Body part terms and perception verbs are among the most important word groups related to cognitive semantics in the field of systematic polysemy. In the present study, after introducing the systematic polysemy in cognitive approach in contrast with the polysemy in constructive approach, the related literature will be reviewed. Then, the polysemy of the perception verb (Shenidan) ‘hear’ in Persian language will be analyzed according to Antunano and Sweetner’s model. Moreover, another goal of the present study is to find senses which are not included in the available dictionaries in order to list them as additional meanings to be added in dictionaries in future.

Verbs are found to be the most polysemous in Persian language. The senses of the verbs of the language under investigation are outnumbered because of the uniqueness of the language and its collocations. By adding any suffix or prefix to a verb and according to the context, the sense and meaning of it will change. Motion verbs typically focus on parts of the complex Source-Path-Goal schema. To come, to arrive, to reach and to bring inherently profile the goal of a movement whereas the verbs like to go, to leave, to depart and to take inherently profile the source of a movement, and to move, to pass, to travel inherently profile the path of a movement. In the present study, the domain of deictic motion verb raftan ‘go’ in the framework of cognitive semantics is analyzed in terms of Polysemy and the data used for the study were gathered from Persian dictionaries that are available and used by the Persian language speaking community.

Cloud computing supports distributed service oriented architecture, multi – users and multi – domain administrative infrastructure.Cryptography is the science of making data and messages secure by converting the end user data to be sent into cryptic non – readable form and encrypting or scrambling the plaintext by taking user data or that referred to as clear text and converting it into cipher text and then performing decryption which is reverting back to the original plain text.Depending upon the number of keys used, modern crypto graphic algorithms are classified as asymmetric algorithms (public key) and symmetric algorithms (secret key). The key length of this calculation is 56 bits; anyway a 64 bits key is really input. DES is consequently a symmetric key algorithm.Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), otherwise called Rijindael is utilized for anchoring data. AES is a symmetric square figure that has been examined broadly and is utilized generally now-a-days.

The SAQ training is a vital component for kho-kho players for maximal speed and should be included in any conditioning program. SAQ training such as speed, agility and Quickness are very essential to the khokho players. SAQ training is used to increase the speed or force of muscular constructions, providing explosiveness for a Varity of sport specific activities. The Purpose of the present study to find out the effect of SAQ training for the development of Speed among kho-kho players of Vijayapura. The sample for the present study is forty Sajjan school kho-kho Players from Vijayapura. The experimental group is 20 Boys kho-kho players and controlled group is 20 Boys kho-kho players. The six weeks of training were given to the experimental group which consists of SAQ training on alternate days i.e. three sessions per week and controlled group were given general training. 30 Meter Run were used for Pre Test and Post Test for both the group to find out the effect of SAQ training for development of Speed. This study shows that due to the SAQ training the experimental group has shown vast improvement compare to the controlled group in Pre Test and Post Test results. It is concluded that due the SAQ training there will improvement of Speed among khokho players.

Background:For splendid sports career, elite level of physical fitness & its maintenance is needed for excellence in performance. Perseverance is essential to continue sports career throughout a longer period of life.Balancing performance & health is a great challenge for players and the coaches. Researcher has worked on exploration of concept of Balopasana from Sanskrit literature to the present relevance of sports medicine. It involves development holistic fitness modules based on ancient principles of Balopasana from Vedas, Ayurveda and Yoga shastra. In this article role of yoga in holistic fitness development of sports persons will be discussed. Yoga is described as comprising a rich treasure of physical & mental techniques that can be used to create physical & mental well-being.

The Zamindari System was a popular revenue settlement in Tamil Country in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries during the Colonial rule. Even though many revenue settlements functioned simultaneously, this system furnished a fixed revenue to the British Government. This system was introduced in Tamil Country based on the Bengal model , implemented by Lord Cornwallis. As the land revenue was the main concer of the British , the imperialists like Lord Wellesley and Lord Edwad Clive took all possible measures to implement the system not bothering about its practicable difficulties in the dry regions. The Reports of the Collectors like S.R. Lushington portrayed the real pictures of the dry lands of the southern Tamil Country where the Poligars dominated . The overassessment of the land and exorbitant exaction of land revenue paved the way for the practical failure of the Zaminadri System in Tamil Nadu. Among the Zamindaris, Ramnad and Sivagangai were big and larger Zamins.

Growth is essential for survival and a necessary precondition for development of a nation. Sector specific thrusts emphasised during the planned intervention in the economy for growth affects the distribution of development. Balanced growth and Big Push Theory model led by Ragnar Nurkse, Paul Rosenstein Rodan and Unbalanced Growth Theory by Hirschman laid approaches to secure and lead growth. Now with the integration of the world economy, the competitive mode of production for trade has become survival mantra / strategy for growth. There is no single theory for administered for growth. Consumption led growth is every time pushed further to reach the economy’s production potential, ignoring the wastes or concerns for environment and resources for the future generations. Accommodative policy for raising growth and for its continuance has replaced the acceptance of fall of the economy size or business cycles. Money and credit availability (with policy support) are used as the most important/ influential resources to support growth and to counter any activities to derail growth. The Theory of Circular Causation by Myrdal talks about positive spread effects of different stages of development between regions (national and international), trade between industrialized and developing countries. Gunnar Myrdal also warned against the backwash effects in backward areas and traditional sectors due to modern sectors. So, economic factors need to incorporate social relations while analyzing factors causing change from initial conditions.

The value system is based on individual’s own organization of his attitudes. A value is thought to be a kind of super attitude at a high level of abstraction. values are cleansing, disciplining and restraining people’s behaviour and purge society from socio-economic, political, cultural and religious gender bias or evils. The selection of teachers should be based on qualitative assessment by adopting appropriate tools and programmes on values. So also in the selection of teachers their attitude towards values should be measured and considered. Although locale of the institution has some influence on the attitude towards values, gender and marital status of the teachers have no influence on the attitude towards values among primary school teachers.

Swami Vivekananda (1863 – 1902), a great thinker and reformer of India, embraces education, which for him signifies ‘man-making’, as the very mission of his life. In this paper, which purports to expound and analyze Vivekananda’s views on education, an endeavor has been made to focus on the basic theme of his philosophy, viz. the spiritual unity of the universe. Whether it concerns the goal or aim of education, or its method of approach or its component parts, all his thoughts, we shall observe, stem from this dormant theme of his philosophy which has its moorings in Vedanta.

Ramchandra Veerappa was a member of the 14th Lok Sabha of India. He represented the Bidar constituency of Karnataka and was a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) political party. At the time of his Death his family consisted of Veerappas wife, Shankaramma, his sons, Subhash Arya, Parameshwara Arya, Basavaraj Arya, four daughters, 31 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren paid their last respects to him.

The salutation of the Lord Thirumal is quite ancient. There are certain evidences in Tholkappiyam and many literatures of Sangam period. In the fifth song of Tholkappiyam (Agathinaiyiyal), a song of Salutation of Thirumal is to be found.

If we want to succeed in our life, we should have a strong Physical health and if we wish to refine our mind, first we should concentrate on our physical well-being.

Desirous thought is called in different names as wish, aspiration, attachment, lust, pang and need.

To compare with Vethathiriam philosophy and Upanishad philosophy about mighty divine god and soul. Among the two philosophies meaning same or different.

Ethics is the set of moral principle that governs the sense of right or wrong, good or bad, justice or injustice of an individual. Ethics is relevant in all aspects of human life. Ethics synonymous with moral philosophy is that branch of philosophy that deals with the study of right or wrong, good or bad of an individual conduct. The concept of ‘ethics’ have changed over time. Traditionally the concept use to revolve around ideas like living a good and happy life (Aristotle), ideal behaviour as a result of acting as per one’s duty (Kant) etc. With time, the limitations of the traditional concept became quite prominent and subsequently the concept changed. Modern philosophers and ethicists have divided ethics into three sub branches namely descriptive ethics, metaethics and normative ethics. Business ethics is a new concept, and modern philosophers have categorised business ethics as a part of applied ethics which falls under normative ethics branch. It is the application of the sense of right or wrong, justice or injustice, good or evil in business. Despite the concept of business ethics, business scams are quite prominent in this world. World scenario reveals that unethical practices like insider trading, deceptive advertising, basic employee rights, job discrimination etc are quite frequent and prominent. Some notable scams were Enron scam, WorldCom scam, Satyam scam, Ketan Parekh scam, Harshad Mehta scam, PNB scam, Saradha Group financial scam and many more. In this context, the present study is an attempt to analyse as to whether business ethics as talked about is just a myth or is it really applied in practice. If yes, then the various famous scams show the answer to be different and if no what are the factors influencing the ethical behaviour of an individual.

Cultivation of fruits is a very important factor contributing to the prosperity of a nation. In fact, per capita consumption and production of fruits are often taken as an index of the standard of living of the people in a country .The nutritive value of fruits in human diet is universally recognized. Fruits are the chief source of vitamins and certain minerals which are necessary to maintain health and are resistant to diseases.

Satisfaction in job leads an individual towards healthy balanced mental state and active performance in life. Job satisfaction is influenced by attitude towards values and thus value orientation in education becomes a valuable programme for the betterment of individual and nation. The social progresses for the national development depends to a great extend on the values being imbibed by the citizens and their reflection in various levels of performance of the employees, teachers, workers or politicians. The study revealed that there is a significant difference in job satisfaction of male and female primary school teachers, but there is no significant difference among urban/rural teachers as well as graduate / post-graduate teachers.

Present Paper on the Coins and Inscription of Bharatpur. Coin is interesting source for the study of past. Over the years, they have played a significant role in the study, construction and reconstruction of the history. It is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable sources of history, useful corroborative evidence to literary and epigraphic sources. Their remarkable contribution is universally recognized. It is very difficult to know today where the concept of coinage first evolved, but based on available evidences. Coins, though they are small in size, sometimes play a big role in illuminating history not known to other sources. They also serve as ancillary evidence for the history known from other sources. The antiquity of coinage in India is as yet a controversial issue, in spite of the best efforts of several numismatists of repute. Coins Uninscried Cast coin, Rajanya Janapadasa, Punch marked coin, Kushana coin types, metal, Shape, size, weight, Provenance, Obverse and Reverse and Reported Ancient to Medieval Period Inscription.

Human resource is very essential for any business activities. This study is basically focuses on growth of employees and business activity in a certain period of the Ramel Group of Industries in main city of South Andaman. It is helps to aware the local people of this area about Human Resource Management and Human Resource Accounting. Another focus of this study to look after the practices of Human Resource Management and to solve the challenges of the Human Resource Management. This study suggest that Human Resource Management can develop any certain area through potential activities viz., increase in salary, employees motivation etc.

The purpose of this study was to find out the analysis of reversibility rate on selected fitness components among senior level school football players. To achieve the purpose of this study 15 football players from MSP Solai Nadar Memorial Higher Secondary School, Dindigul were selected. The subjects were randomly selected among the football players who represented the state level tournaments. The subjects were in the age group of 14 to 16 years. Single group design pre and posttest research design was followed by the investigator. In this study the investigator measured the speed by 50m dash, agility by shuttle run and cardio vascular endurance by 12 minutes copper’s Test initially. After reversibility rate of the subjects for six weeks, the subjects were measured again the physical variables through same test. The difference between the initial and final scores was the reversibility of the senior level school football players. The obtained data were subjected to statistical treatment using t-test. Result revealed that there is significant improvement on physical fitness component after reversibility rate among senior level school football players.

Banking system play were important role in Indian economy. The co-operative Act-1904 was provided for starting the credit facilities to the societies. The co-operative urban banks are also started in India to provided cheap credit facilities to the urban people. In Maharashtra co-operative banks are helpful to economically backward peoples. The small investors and needy people are attracted towards these banks to fulfill their needs.

Digital India is an outcome of many innovations and technological advancements. The Digital India programme, is an initiative of honourable Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi.

The introduction and rapid spread of high yielding varieties in the late 60s and early 70s resulted in steady output growth for food crops in India.District wise trend in area, production and productivity have examined in this paper. To analyzed the trends linear regression has been used to check the rate of change. As well as for significance student t test statistics has been used. The correlation in between Area and production also tested from 1961 – 2014.The analysis revealed that growth of the production at macro level is mainly yield led due to development and spread of high yield varieties and technology intervention. This paper seeks to examine the nature and extent of inter-district variation in the growth of Area, production and productivity of major crops over the study period i.e. from 1961-2014.

The present paper tries to find the activities of the teachers of Bengali medium primary schools of West Bengal in learning English (L2 )through Activity Based Method. The authors set two objectives to find out the quality of teacher’s activity and to understand its impact on students’ activity in those schools. Two observationscheduleswere developed by the researchers to observe and note the activities of the teachers and students during teaching-learning. Finally the state-of-the-art of teacher’s activity and its influence on students’ activity were revealed and understood.The important revelations are:( a) Teacher’s discussion and free sharing of opinionareimperceptible. (b) A large number of teachers do not use gesture in listening, speaking and reading activities of learning English. (c)Most of the teachers do not guide students in the use of worksheets. (d)Most of teachers try to teach grammar in traditional technique. (e) Students’ activity suffers due to teacher’s inadequate guidance (f)Most of the backward learners’ apathy and indifference cumulate presumably due to misdirected pedagogy and inertia.

The aim of this study was to find out the level of big five personality of prospective teachers. A sample of 303 prospective teachers was selected in Namakkal district. Big Five Personality Inventory by John, O.P. and Srivastava, S. was used for data collection. Data was analyzed by t-test. Result found that most of the prospective teachers had average level of big five personality traits.

Mental health is an expression of our emotion and signifies a stressful adaption to a range of demands. It is the ability to make adequate adjustments to the environment. The purpose of the study was to find out the mental health status of prospective teachers. Survey method was adopted for the study. The sample consisted of 130 prospective teachers randomly drawn from teacher education colleges of Thrissur district. Results found that the locale of residence, qualification and economic status of the family has no significant effect on mental health status of prospective teachers.

The purpose of the study was to find out the effect of inverted yoga practices and brain fitness exercises on, critical thinking of coastal area school students. To achieve the purpose of the present study, sixty (n=60) coastal area school boys from St.Alphonsa Matriculation School, Nagarcoil, Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India were selected at random as subjects and their age ranged from 14 to 17 years. The subjects were divided into four equal groups of fifteen students each. Group I acted as Experimental Group I (Inverted Yogic Practices), Group II acted as Experimental Group II (Brain Fitness Exercises group), Group III acted as Experimental Group III (Combined training) and Group IV acted as Control Group. The requirement of the experiment procedures, testing as well as exercise schedule was explained to the subjects so as to get full co-operation of the effort required on their part and prior to the administration of the study. Pre test was conducted for all the subjects on, critical thinking. The duration of experimental period was 16 weeks. After the experimental treatment, all sixty subjects were tested on, critical thinking. This final test scores formed as post-test scores of the subjects. The pre- and post-test scores were subjected to statistical analysis using dependent t-test and ANCOVA to find out the significance among the mean differences. Whenever the ‘F’ ratio for adjusted test was found to be significant, scheffe’s post hoc test was used. In all cases 0.05 level of significance was fixed to test hypotheses. The combined training group had shown significant improvement in the, critical thinking than the inverted yoga practices, brain fitness exercises group and control group.

Studies in the past years have shown that cochlear implant is the most effective management for profound hearing loss. Quality of life in children with cochlear implants has to be evaluated to state the efficacy of implantation. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of implant age on self reliance in children with cochlear implants. A Total of 60 parents whose children had cochlear implants participated in the study. The participants were divided into 2 groups based on their implant age. A questionnaire consisting of 10 questions assessing the self reliance in children with cochlear implants was constructed and was administered to the target population after the pilot study. The results showed that, overall there is a significant difference in terms of self reliance in children with cochlear implants with improvement in implant age. The main situations which contribute to the difference are, “handling a new situation” and “making new friends”. In other situations, where self reliance is the domain, there exists no significant difference between the groups. The findings of the current study correlate with the previous work done by researchers.

Human Development Index was based on three dimension of Life Expectancy, School Enrolment, Literacy and income. Life expectancy means the expectancy of life at birth. Educational Index is the combination of two indicators as the expected year of schooling and mean year of schooling. Income means the per capita income of people. This examination looks at the improvement of human resources and measures it for the slum dwellers of Purulia municipality in west Bengal, India. This is finished with the assistance of the much discussed Modified Human Development Index (MHDI). A main objective of this study is that, to find out the basic nature of Human Development (MHDI) of the Slum dwellers of Purulia Municipality by multivariate data analysis through PCA method. The PCA used in this paper to exemplification purpose take into consideration 23 items that measure the Human Development scenario as a Modified Human Development Index. Four components have been selected according to their Eigen value and cumulative percentage value. These component are indicated the social and economic characteristics of slum dwellers like as ; 1st, component denoted that Demographic characteristics 2nd , basic facility needed for livelihood sustainability, 3rd the nature of economic support for a household need and last 4th is the economic attributes for human development. Last of all a comparative study in ward wise in Purulia municipality has been done by the compiled of these four components by the Composite Score Index and standard deviation technique. For this comparative study, Modified Human Development index has been classified into five classes. According to this result the ward no 2, 6,8,16 are good condition according to Modified Human Development status. And on the other hand the ward no 5, 9 & 15 are very worst condition according to Modified Human development. Rest of the slum dwellers of different wards are moderate condition of human development.

Emotional Intelligence is the ability to know one’s emotions as well as emotion of others also. This present study was aimed to investigating and analyzing the emotional intelligence of Prospective Teachers trained through Formal Mode of Teacher training Programme in reference to West Tripura District. This study was conducted in IASE(Institute Of Advanced Studies in Education),Agartala. A Standardized tool Emotional Intelligence Test (EIT–ZA) which consists5 (five) dimensions i.e Self Awareness, Self Regulation, Motivation, Empathy, Social Skill was used for collection of data .The sample size was 100 Prospective Teachers. For interpretation and analysis of data , both Descriptive and Inferential method were used .The results revealed that there is no significant difference in case of Emotional Intelligence of prospective Teachers trained through Formal Mode of Teacher training Programme.

The study enlightens the effectiveness of Maths Lab in developing Geometry in Mathematics at standard IX. Conventional methods of acquiring knowledge in geometry are ineffective to the students . Challenging interactive Maths Lab can be helped to enhance the geometrical skills. The researcher endeavoured to prepare activities on Maths lab for enriching application oriented and life-long utilisation in Geometry for the students of standard IX. Objectives of the study: 1.To find out the significant difference in achievement mean score between the pretest of control group and the post test of control group.2.To find out the significant difference in achievement mean score between the Pre test of Experimental group and the Post test of Experimental group.4.To find out the impact of Maths Lab in learning Geometry. Methodology: Equivalent group Experimental method was adopted in the study. Sample: Sixty Students of standard IX from Thambu Higher Secondary school were selected as sample for the study.Thirty students were considered as Controlled group and thirty students were considered as Experimental group. Tool: Researcher’s self-made achievement test was used as a tool for the study. Validity of the tool was established by the opinion of the juries. Reliability of the tool was established by the split-half method. Statistical technique:’t’ test was used to analyse the study. Findings: Maths Lab is more effective than traditional methods in learning Geometry in Maths at standard IX. Educational implications: It can be implemented for improving Geometrical skills for other standards also.

The partition of Bengal by Lord Curzon in 1905 led to the Swedish movement and protest demonstrations by the Indians which resulted in the emergence of radical elements within the congress. Exploiting Hindu, Muslim difference at all levels of public life was an important characteristic of British rule and the bureaucracy tried its best to practice this policy as the intelligible and the most practical way to perpetuate their domination in India In his presidential address at annual session of all India Muslim league in 1930, at Allahabad a city in the heart land of Hindu India.

The boost-inverter topology is used as a building block for a single-phase grid-connected fuel cell (FC) system offering low cost and compactness. In addition, the proposed system incorporates battery-based energy storage and a dc–dc bidirectional converter to support the slow dynamics of the FC. The single-phase boost inverter is voltage-mode controlled and the dc–dc bidirectional converter is current-mode controlled. The low-frequency current ripple is supplied by the battery which minimizes the effects of such ripple being drawn directly from the FC itself. Design guidelines, simulation, and experimental results taken from a laboratory prototype are presented to confirm the performance of the proposed system.

Executive functions are the higher order cognitive skills required by the individuals, especially for a successful life. The core aspect of executive function is the inhibitory control, an essential commodity which cultivates the virtues within the younger generation. It is liable for a better academic achievement and a sustainable normal behaviour in the classroom and in any societal environment. This paper aims to enlighten the facts about inhibitory control, its significance and the neuroscience bases of it. These demonstrate the techniques adopted to do betterment for the well being of individuals from their school life itself.

In an economy, exports performance is of crucial importance because it determinesthe level of national income and employment. Export is equivalent to the engine of economic growthto the countries that introduces new technologies, stimulate demand, encourage savings and accumulate capital. That’s why, export is considered as the backbone of the economic development. Thus, the present paper investigates the factors affecting theexports performance in India for the period from 2007-08 to 2016-17.By using simple multiple regression analysis it is found that all the predictorssuch as inflation, Import, GDP and CAB are having a positive impact on the exports performance.Furthermore, factors such as Import, GDP and CABare found to be significant;whereas, inflation is found to be insignificant.

To enhance the acceptability of cheques in settlement of liabilities chapter XVII was inserted in the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 consisting of Sections 138 to 142 with effect from 01.04.1989. The law was amended subsequently to ease the procedural difficulties for speedy trial and for interim compensation to the payee of the cheque.

The historical backdrop of the short story is loaded with logical inconsistency, a trademark which can be believed to have a two-fold impact on the genre, without a moments delay imbuing the short story form with a sort of abstract vitality, while in the meantime destabilizing its status in the literary group. For instance, one hundred years ago, the short story climbed drastically in business achievement just to experience basic protection from standard acknowledgment. The achievement got from the way that Poes speculating prompted an acknowledgment of the short story as a positive artistic type while his identifications of its parts were turned into a recipe utilised by mainstream authors like O. Henry. This circumstance, in turn, drove to the basic appraisal of the short story as a lesser kind in contrast with poem, drama, or the novel, similarly as no sooner did the short story secure abstract status when the critics started to weep over the "decline, the decay, and the senility " of the short story genre. Today, a century after the regrets of critics and the genres proceeded presence in the shadow of the novel, play and poem, the short story is said to encounter a renaissance. Maybe the short storys genuine fascination in our period lies in its constant refusal of generic definition.

Chetan Bhagat is the predominant writer who mainly spots light on the contemporary Indian society. He has sensibly taken the opportunity to critically expose the dominating issues of the Indian society such as elite education system, corruption, familial issues, love, marriage, ambition, and social issues etc., The novel 2 States: The Story of My Marriage is the story about the two young protagonists Ananya and Krish who are from different cultures of Tamil and Punjab respectively. This novel shows us how the two youngsters face the problems given to them by their family. They cross the entire obstacle in the family and they convince their family members for their marriage. In this course of marriage there come, lots of problematic issues such as dowry, inter-caste marriage, unity in diversity, parental possessiveness, etc. The present article focuses on racism which prevalently exists in the novel which portrays the contemporary Indian society.

The cooperative sector in India is in a position now, where in every unit of it requires further strengthening mainly from the view point of their strategic approach in the delivery of their specialized services to the community at large. For the overall development of cooperative institutions, it is all the more important for them to plan their future strategically and step into actions of competence so as to effectively pose a challenge to competitors of any sort.

Media contributes highly in education and awareness generation. Though the new-born electronic and print media are the modern trend, the age long folk and traditional art still retain its glamour among the illiterate and rural mass. Folk art forms are the fond entertainment and education in villages. These folk art forms could reach faster, wider and deeper when used as media for any purpose. The problems faced by the democratic India are many. One among such crisis situations in India is HIV/AIDS. Focusing this as one of the problems, this paper aims to study the role of Folk Media in creating awareness on HIV/AIDS with special reference to Kanyakumari District. Keeping its objective to identify the rate of influence on Folk Media, the researchers selected six blocks covering nine villages on the basis of prevalence of HIV/AIDS, significance of various folk arts and operation of NGOs with respect to awareness programmes. A structured interview schedule with close end and open end questionnaires was used for data collection Almost all of them {100%) have expressed that they had got awareness about HIV/AIDS through folk media as it is easily reachable to the village people.. The study strongly reveals the fact that folk media is still on the forefront in the cause of awareness generation especially on HIV/AIDS in Kanyakumari district. The art forms of folk media are lively, flexible, interactive, participatory, and emotional. Hence it is proved more effective for social changes and awareness.

According to Tantra Yoga, sex is the sacred act of two souls merging and blending into one. This is an experience out of the ordinary, where the subtle bodies transcend and merge into one. It is one of the closer physical experiences to the union with infinity. The link between sex and spirituality is strong. The great life force, the relentless drive to creation, has a universal, spiritual quality. The sexual drive to reproduction in humans is called ‘libido’, a word which also translates as ‘life force’. In this sense, the sex drive responsible for producing each of us connects us seamlessly with nature, with the whole universe, and with each other. The teachings of Patanjali (the third Yama) explain how sexual energy is one of the most potent energies. When redirected to the higher Chakras, this can lead to a more enlightened state of being. Shri Vethathiri Maharishi, considered as 19th Siddhar has explained about Sex and Spiritual development and importance of Vital Fluid. Maharishi explains that, birth and death both are due to the exit of Sexual Vital Fluid. He also emphasizes the importance of Vital Fluid by limit and method of food, work, sleep, sexual act and thoughts. Vethathirium explain us that being in family one can attain the enlightenment and achieve the purpose of life.

With the split in BJP–PDP combine and the political developments in Pakistan as determined by the opinion columns and news stories in the four major National Dailies: The times of India, New Indian Express, Deccan Chronicle and the Hindu. This paper determines how political actors and journalists have interpreted the peace process after the murder of Senior Journalist Shujaat Bukhaari in Jammu and Kashmir. To conclude, Frames scintillated pessimistic note more than optimism in Indo-Pak peace process.

The demonetization move had come like a shock to the nation where it brought the transactions of the economy to a minimum because of reduction in liquidity and people sprouting to what all other modes of payment were possible. This paper focuses on the impact of demonetization on the retailers and especially the unorganized retailers since they usually transact and save in cash. This paper is descriptive in nature. It aims to study the challenges faced by the unorganized retailers post demonetization, awareness level of the unorganized retailers of the various modes of payment and alternatives adopted by the unorganized retailers to reduce the impact of the demonetization and face the challenges smoothly. This study concludes that the payment of daily expenses to sustain the operations of their business being one of the main challenges which of course is a consequence of the challenge faced for exchanging new currency, availability of new currency and of course low sales. Post Demonetization we find that E-Wallets is used as an alternative mode of payment which has been adopted mostly by the retailers and have found popularity.

The study has continued investigating various HRM practices and whether these practices are prejudiced by various demographic factors pertaining to industries and organizations. Researchers of this study are in pursuit of identifying HRM practices in the hotel industry in Tamilnadu in relation to Possession of hotel and type of hotels. One fifty hotels responded to the questionnaire belonging to six tourist destinations in Tamilnadu such as Chennai, Madurai, Tirunelveli, Coimbatore, Tirchy and kanyakumari. Overall there are Ten HRM practices in the list. It was accomplished that there is a significant relationship between the type of hotel and HRM practices. This study used primary data.

The given research paper attempts to analyze the conflict and trauma that resulted as a gory outcome of the Syrian civil war. What started as mild protests against the president Bashar al-Assad’s regime in 2011 resulted in a violent civil war which is still under way. The Syrian government formed by Bashar alAssad’s regime, various rebel groups, Islamic militant groups such as Al-Qaeda, and international allies have been the monstrous architects of this mayhem. Marwan Hisham, a Syrian himself presents the harrowing tale of Syrain war ridden society through his memoir. He depicts the plight of people who are entangled in this conflict and the traumatic experiences he himself have had during his years in Syria. Hisham, through his memoir intends to present the harsh realities of this ongoing conflict from a Syrian’s point of view who has been a witness to such myriad traumatic experiences.

The present research work is associated with meteorological drought assessment ofOsmanabad district of Maharashtra. With the help of surfer 10 GIS software, 10 years of average annual temperature and total rainfall gridded Indian Meteorological Department’s (IMD) data (extension 1O x 1O ) wasgraphically represented and analyzed to find out the water scarcity areas in Maharashtra state in general and Osmanabad district in particular. The temperature zones were analyzed by employing 30 years of IMD’s temperature data with the help of climatograph devised by E.N. Munns. While water budget analysis was carried out by using 102 years of annual mean rainfall and potential evapotranspiration data. Besides that by calculating Thornwaite’s total moisture index (TMI), month-wise aridity of the study area was evaluated. Hence, the study helps to pinpoint the areas of severe meteorological droughts, which later on due to improper irrigation practices and mismanagement of water resources converted into water scarcity areas called as droughts prone areas. The western part and the far eastern side of the Maharashtra state received high annual total rainfall, which is up to 800 mm, as compared to central Maharashtra. Particularly, the eastern part of Sangli district, Osmanabad district, Latur, Bid, Jalna, Nanded, and Parbhani district were continuously received average annual temperature above 26O C and total annual rainfall below 100 mm. Hence, high average annual temperature and low total annual rainfall created the water deficiency, which ultimately responsible for drought situation in above-mentioned districts.

The relationship of India with the US had seen many ups and downs during the Cold War period. It has been observed that the two countries have not shared cordial relationship during the entire period of the Cold War. However, there was no direct hostility or rivalry between the two countries. There were different factors, which had frozen the relationship such as the US unconditional military support to Pakistan, the USSoviet Union rivalry andmost importantly divergent ideologies, which had affected the relationship. However,end of the Cold War in 1990s has changed overall structure of international politics. So, the relationship of India with the US has witnessed a major transformation.The relationship has strengthened in various areas. However, there are still many issues and challenges in the relationship. In this regard, the study examinesmajor issues and challenges in the relationship since 1990s.It has also analyse the impact of theseissues and challenges in the relationship.

Yoga is the scientific approach to way of life. It expresses hygienic mental and physical health. The Yoga philosophy is an invaluable gift of the great Indian sage Patanjali to all bent upon spiritual realization. It is a great aid to those who wish to realize the existence of the sprit as an independent principle, free from all limitation of the body, the senses and the mind. It is known as the Patanjali system after the name of its founder. The value of yoga as an important method of realizing the spiritual truth of Indian Philosophy has been recognized almost all the Indian systems. Yoga is reducing the mental stress; reduce the disease, because Yoga practice is necessary for the contemporary world.

The school education in India is struggling with the challenge of poor learning outcomes as shown in several national reports. The relation between the classrooms’ social environment and students learning outcomes is supported by a strong number of researches. This paper examines the perceptions of teachers and students about the social environment of classroom on three dimensions: relationship dimension, personal growth/goal orientation dimensions and system maintenance and change dimensions. Descriptive survey design was used for the study. Findings suggest that there is a similarity in the opinions of teachers and students in regard to the dimensions of affiliation, teacher support and task orientation which shows that peer collaboration and teacher support to students in their psychological aspect is lacking. This lack in the relationship on dimensions of affiliation, teacher support and task orientation between teacher and students presents a critical classroom problem.

India opted for the first investment model post-independence as a part of the second five-year plan through the new concept of investment through public sector. As a closed and regulated economy there were no alternatives to savings and public sector investment. The economy at present required biggest deeper into investment shifting from ‘quantitative to qualitative’, from ‘traditional to technology and knowledge intensive’ and from ‘capacity building to efficient capital investment’. India is one among the few countries today which is ‘investment starved and requiring huge levels of both resource as well as technology intensive investment and requires concerted efforts on the part of the government to play its role to facilitate both private and foreign investment in the country, to reserve the present down turn in India’s growth story.

A study of Origin and Evolution of Caste system in Tamil Nadu is an attempt to trace out the meaning and definition and changes in the Caste system through the ages. Generally, India is a land of several religions, races, and inequalities. Society in the Indian sub-continent has been segmented into several religions and caste groups. Majority of the people belongs to the Hindu religion in India. The Hindu society is a composite and comprises several castes and sub-castes. These castes are not horizontal divisions of the society. Castes occupy various levels in the ladder of Hindu social hierarchy.

In the present study researcher aimed to investigate the mental toughnessin connection with dominance of brain hemispheres and level of achievement. Total 100 boxer were selected after their informed consent randomly. The data was collected with the help of mental toughness questionnaire prepared by Dr. Sandeep Tiwari. The questionnaire consists of 48 statements which are categorized: under six variables namely – (SC) Self Confidence (8statements), Motivation (10 statements), Attention Control (10 statements), (GS) Goal setting (8statements), (VIC) Visual and Imagery Control (6 statements) & (ATC) Attitude control (6 statements). To assess the brain-dominance, brain dominance questionnaire (Catawba Vally) consist of 15 questions was used. The prevalence statistics, descriptive statistics, and Comparative (ANOVA) statistics was employed to draw meaningful conclusions. Results of the present study revealed that the boxing player were predominantly found to be left dominant players. Insignificant (p>0.05) difference was witnessed in all dimension of mental toughness between left and right brain dominant boxers. Similarly, Insignificant (p>0.05) difference was witnessed in all dimension of mental toughness amongst the different level of participation. Study on large sample is required to conclude the study.

It was China, a highly closed economy in the seventies, changed the notion of development by following liberal policies for attracting foreign investment as means to meet the investment needs and to accelerate growth of their economy. Investment by FPIs on the other hand, is predominantly in the stock markets with the purpose of solely trading in shares of companies, and also investment in corporate debt and government securities. Their objective is to book profits on investments made. The government to facilitate foreign investment has also introduced fast-track mechanism of the ‘automatic route’ subject to sectoral capts, for projects which do not require industrial license and not having existing joint venture in India. The Chinese people though settled overseas still countinue to have their roots for investment matters in China, which is the missing link in India. Our NRIs, when comes to investment decisions rank other countries higher than India.

This Paper modestly tries to investigate the actual Investment Opportunities for Registered Closed Units under Micro and Small Scale Enterprises in West Bengal. Investment may be defined as a commitment of funds made in the expectations of some positive rate of return, Expectation of returns is an essential element of an investment. On the other hand, investment is also a commercial activity, wherein investors put money into something with the hope of a regular profit. The activities involve purchasing of financial instruments or other assets to gain profitable returns. In the financial sense investment is the commitment of a person’s fund to derive future income in the form of income, dividend premium , pension benefit , or appreciation , in the value of their capital example :- purchasing of shares , debentures , post office saving certificates , insurance policies are all investments in the financial sense such investment generates financial assets. But in the age of Globalization, Investment policy of recognized or unrecognized sector are facing some crisis. Some Investor from Indian money market cannot take good opportunities to maximize their capital by profit. The limit of investment in micro and small Enterprises are determined by the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act 2006 is different in service and manufacturing sector. The investment in micro Enterprises does not exceed twenty five lakh rupees and small Enterprises would be more than twenty five lakh rupees but does not exceed five crore rupees under manufacturing sector . On the other way the investment in micro Enterprises does not exceed ten lakh rupees and small Enterprises would be more than ten lakh rupees but does not exceed two core rupees under service sector . On the basis of the conduct of 4th all India census of MSME, the number of units identified as the closed ones appeared to be 11,769. Later through a revised communication dated 19.07.2012, number of closed units appeared to be 11,443. It is a golden opportunity for the Investor .But it is completely depends upon Governmental Policy.

A realization of voltage mode trasnfer function for single output signals that is a high pass third order active-R filter with positive feedback and feed forward input signal proposed for different moderate Q. The positive feedback resistor R taps to R3 at center. The circuit response is studied for different values of circuit merit factor Q (Q=0.1, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500) with F0 = 20 KHz, R = 470 ? and tapping ratio A=0.5. The proposed circuit realizes a high pass filter function. In the high pass response the designed center frequency is disturbed.The proposed circuit works better response for Q=10

Caste is the terrible thing that has been exited in India. The people of low class have been ill-treated for several decades. The low class people made slave in the name of caste. The majority of the people had been slaved at Travancore in Pre-independence India. Rani Gowry Lakshmi Bai had been supporting the low class people. India has been suffering from the existence of the caste system. The people were tortured and mercilessly killed in the name of caste. The caste system had emerged, when the religion started to rule the people. The Hindu religion was the reason for the existence of the caste system in India. The low class people were not allowed into the temples, shops, common halls, and public places. The outcast people who violated the rules were beaten to death. Sometime, the high class people made them to stand in the public places without dress. The equality was denied to them. The high class people extract too much of work from them and gave only small amount of money as salary. The wealthy people also lived in India from low class. They also lowered by mention their caste. The low class people were named as dalits and Rani Gowry Lakshmi Bai introduced number of reformers to abolish the slavery in the name of caste. She tried to liberate the dalits for that she had been organized the reformer club.

Tamil Nadu is the land of social justice, Women equality, emancipation of dalits caste prejudice, rationalism, war against brahmanical domination, etc. For success of all things, social reformers were worked, such are, Ayyangali, Ayotidasa Pandithar, Father Periyar, Poet and Freedom Fighter Subramania Bharathiar, Bharathidasan, and Dr. Muthlakshmi Reddy, The Tamil Society, politically and economically changed but not socially, because, the Tamil people could not leave the caste psyche. The caste rigidity can alone project the conventional marriage system, but the modern society had changed their minds by the impact of science and technology and education. At the same time, the upper and middle class some groups it is indirectly prevent the changes, finally turned towards the extent of violence inflicted against women around the world has taken various forms of ranging from domestic violence to sexual violence, forced marriages to honour killings, forced abortion to female genital mutilation etc. There is no end to these crimes and every new day, the nature of crime is taking anomalous shapes distorting the lives of innocent women enhancing the atrocities against them which have engulfed them in the clutches of horrific darkness and fear emanating from this darkness. Suppression and subjugation of woman by man himself who carries with him the misconception that ‘she is the one who belongs to him and have full control over her’ has in turn resulted in legal notions of adultery, seduction and enticement. Fathers, brothers or male members by exercising their male dominance do not lose any chance of retrieving their daughters or sisters from the male partner she chose to spend her entire life with. This even crosses the limits when innocent lives are shattered when their male partners are charged with kidnapping, abduction, and also inducing their daughter to compel them into marriage. This paper is focusing the actual incidents of caste based victims and mostly dalits are victimized, besides the reaction of government and the social activists.

Agricultural sector has a significance role in Indian economy. For proper development of agricultural production, a farmer must have clear knowledge about cropping pattern. ‘Cropping pattern’ can be said as in a certain point of time the production of area cover with various crops. This study also tries to analysis the cropping pattern at Balarampur Block in Purulia District. Our objective is that, to analysis the present scenario of cropping pattern in Balarampur block. For this analysis both primary and secondary data has been used. Primary data has been collected through a questionnaire and also applied personal interview, group discussion, focus group diction etc. District Statistical Hand Book (DSHB) has been used as a secondary data base. In Balarampur block the maize crop has been produced in highest amount according to DSHB in 2014-2015. The crop production of Balarampur block is moderate compare to other blocks in Purulia district.

Data analytics in healthcare has become a big buzz word. However, it would be important to break down what exactly is meant by it. Traditionally, for most organizations, data analytics meant purchasing a Business Intelligence tool and creating reports. The impact of such tools was minimal as most healthcare data is both non-standard and unstructured (i.e. text, images) and data from multiple sources had to be combined to create value. With the progress made in Natural Language Processing, image recognition and speech analysis combined with the availability of large-scale computing power, the ability to convert this type of information into analyzable signals is now within reach. If one can aggregate information from multiple sources and build model\s that leverage these technologies, then real value creation is possible.

The budget as a policy statement indicates Government’s duty and interest in welfare of its people. Gender responsive budget (GRB) is an important tool for realizing constitutional obligations, national and international commitments to Gender equality. Growing evidence reveals that better status of women results in reduced poverty, better education, health and population control. GRB helps in solidifying National Human Development Index and National Goals of gender equality.

The major objectives of the study is to find out the level of adjustment behavior of orphan students in Tirunelveli. A sample of 173 orphan students was selected randomly in Tirunelveli District. The researcher employed survey method for the study. Data was analyzed by percentage analysis and t test. The findings of the study revealed that orphan students have moderate level of adjustment behavior. Results have indicated that there is no significant difference is their adjustment behavior with regard to medium of instruction of the students.

Agriculture is the most predominant occupation in India. It plays an important role because it supplies food and the people, raw materials to the industries and various items of export trader but also it constitute an integral part of our cultural and tradition and the general fabric of life in the country.The present paper relates to the trend of cultivable land utilization in Mysuru district. It mainly focus on total land area, cultivable land area and irrigation land utilization from the different sources. Totally Mysuru district has consist of 71.9 percent of cultivable land utilization in the year of 2000-01 and it having 74.13 percent of cultivable land utilized during the year 2013-14. Compare to these 14 years the district cultivable land utilization has been increasing but when compare to taluka wise percentage it’s varies from one taluk to another.From 2000-01 to 2013-14 the position of irrigated land area under cultivation is also varies one taluk to another.Percentage of T Narasipura taluk is slightly increasing and H D Kote taluk percentage is slightly decreasing. But compare to other taluks Hunsur, Mysuru, Periyapatna taluk percentage is increasing and K R Nagar and Najangud taluks share of irrigated land is decreasing.

Objectives: To analyze satisfaction of parents of the children between 1 and 12years of age who had hearing loss and Cochlear Implantation (CI) without any additional disability. Methods: 50 parents (mother and father) having children between 1 to 12years who did not have any disability other than hearing loss and had cochlear implants were included in the study. “Family-Child General Information Form” and “Parents Satisfaction Questionnaire for families having a Child with Cochlear Implant” were used. Results: As a result of this research, main source of information for the parents who use many information resources about cochlear implant was audiologists. It was observed that the specialist who can guide and help in cochlear implantation procedures were audiologists. Also, at the end of the study, satisfaction level of the parents and children about cochlear implant was found high. Conclusion: Although the parents find the information before cochlear implantation sufficient, training about cochlear implant device and more detailed information about the procedure may affect their expectations after the implantation. This study would help to detect information and expectation states of the parents about cochlear implantation, to understand needs and expectations of the parents better and develop the services provided to the patients and their family during different stages of cochlear implant process.

Agriculture has always been India’s indispensable economic sector. In a country like India no one can ignore the importance of agriculture. Chhattisgarh is a state in Central India with favorable soil and climate condition for production of different types of food grains CHHATTISGARH STATE COOPERATIVE MARKETING FEDERATION LIMITED plays an important role in sustainable growth of agriculture sector in the state. This study includes its impact on agricultural sustainability. This current study is based on both primary and secondary data.

Modern age is an age of migrations. The rise of globalisation coupled with the improved means of communication and technology has facilitated transnational migrations. In the globalised world, migration has become an easy phenomenon more than ever before. The motivating factor behind transnational migrations in the modern times is the hope of a better life. However, the migrant population often confront various issues in the host land which makes its survival very difficult. The migrant population oscillates between two cultures and there is no definite sense of identification among the migrant population. Besides, state sponsored means of control sometimes adds to this crisis of (dis)identification among the migrants. The same is true of the Chicanos, that is, the Mexican-Americans who confront diverse issues as migrants. The present paper is an attempt to depict the multi-faceted issues which the Chicanos confront in the United States which leads to their (dis)location as well as (dis)identification vis-à-visthe mainstream culture as well as their own culture.

The study on employee engagement and involvement practices gives a wide range of interest for studying the characteristics of the minds of employees. The study was undertaken to know the life style at SRF limited from the interest of the respondents and to evaluate the current effectiveness of the top management along with the source of skill for personal development and its impact.

In this article, a discussion that is being contemplated is developed first with a treatment of subject matter through the opinions on what is meant by ‘alienation’; and in what matter it is related to aesthetic experience of a creative artist. Then, as the argument is built up, its justifiability is examined in the light of its relationship with Eugene O’Neill’s The Iceman Cometh. In this play of Eugene O’Neill, alienation and aesthetic sensibility worked in tandem. The Iceman Cometh is a typical modern play in which the different characters caught in the whirlpool of time and circumstances take to boozing and pipe dreaming just to avail some sort of satisfaction, even for a shortwhile. However, in the deeper context of life, their hopes are misplaced, for through drinking and pipe dreaming they can only postpone the hour of reckoning, but they just cannot ward it off.

Annamalai University is located in Chidambaram near Annamalai nagar . This manuscripit is described economic background, educational background, religious background, cultural background, political background,Universisity campus area, topographyof university etc, Annamalai University is located in Annamalainagar Township adjacent to the ancient town of Chidambaram. This town, located in north latitude 11, 24” and east longitude 79, 44”, is a pilgrim town which boasts of the famous temple dedicated to Lord Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. Today the town’s claim to fame rests on: 1. The dance of Lord Siva, 2. Presence of Annamalai University by the munificence of Rajah Sir Annamalai Chettiar, the first Founder Pro-Chancellor of Annamalai University, and 3. The work of Swami Sahajananda as represented by Nandanar schools. At the beginning of the nineteenth century Chidambaram became a municipality and taluk head quarters. This taluk is presently one among the eight taluks of Cuddalore District (known earlier as South Arcot district) of Tamil Nadu state in India.

The purpose of this paper is to give an approaching on the Indian consumer dynamics on green products by assess the factors leading to consumer’s perception towards green products, and its result on their purchase motive. This study has used a structured questionnaire that measures the following aspects: respondents’ awareness about green products, factors influencing the formation of respondents’ perception towards green products and purchase motive. The study results prove that psychological attribute and brand name surely influences the consumer perception towards green products purchase. The studies have led to a number of implications for active marketing and promotion of green brands in India. This research provides comprehensive scope for product precise studies and post purchase conduct of select green products.

Trichnopoly was a place of considerable importance and antiquity namely Uraiyur, Srirangam and Jambukeshwaram. The antiquity of Trichinopoly and its having been emporium of international trade and commerce. The earnest efforts for the spread of Higher education in Trichinopoly district were made by Christian Missionaries during the first half of the 19th century. Particularly the SPG College was established in 1873, this was the first college to be established in Trichinopoly district by Rev. Frederick Schwartz7 . Then, the St. Joseph’s College was established in 1844 by Fr. Audibert, Society of Jesus at Nagapattinam, after that the college was shifted to Trichinopoly by 1883. Another one remarkable work of the Missionaries were the Holy Cross college at Trichinopoly. This was established in 1923 by St. Mary’s Tope, for the benefit of them young girls of Trichinopoly district. Holy Cross College was the only women’s college in Trichinopoly district. The nineteenth century occupies a very important place in the history of India, for it was during this period that a new India was emerging under the rejuvenating influence of the West. Everything began to undergo a change for the better. There was an awakening in the field of education, and in socio religious life of the country particularly in Trichinopoly district.

The intention of the at hand study is to make available Cs-RHA-MCM-48 as catalyst for the Knoevengel condensation of Anisaldehyde with ethyl cynoacetate. Cesium was dopped in MCM-48 via ion exchange method and the catalytic performances of the samples were investigated for an efficient, highyielding, one-pot synthesis of 3-cynocoumarine. The influence of cesium loading on the basic properties of MCM-48 was also studied.

Human Gait disorders are considered as continuous nervous system dysfunction which shows abnormality in walking. Exact classification and identification of brain disease is vital for the primary analysis and proceed the treatment plan. But, the doctors find very difficult in diagnosis of cognitive level disorder and it needs accurate diagnosis and classification by machine intelligent based techniques.Hence for the effective identification of human motor diseases, machine learning based techniques are utilised. Thestudies which implements various machine intelligent techniques for the classification and identification of gait bound disorders were reviewed in this paper.

The term “Human Right is a 21st century dictum for what has been traditionally called as ‘natural rights’ or ‘rights of man’ Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms are the birthright of all human beings; their protection and promotion is the first responsibility of Government According to Article 2, Clause 2, “All human beings have a responsibility for improvement individually and collectively. The right to improvement and the right to protect are the human ecological rights in which every human person and all peoples are entitled to “participate in contribute to and enjoy that process of improvement. The process must be transparent and accountable, individuals and all people must have equal opportunity to access to the resources for improvement without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion, region etc. If a country wants to develop along the path of right to improvement, it must ensure the fulfillment of all the human rights consistent with equity and justice.

According to the World Bank, India falls under low income class countries group. With a population of more than 1.2 billion, India is the 2nd largest populated country in the world. Around 67.63% (2014, World Bank Report) of its population lives in rural area. 60% of people depend on agriculture, it contributes 17.01% of total GDP and GVA is around of 19.65 lakh crore INR (2014-15).Low production capacity both in agriculture and manufacturing sector. Lack of facilities to access banking services or institutionalized credit by the low income group people has led to the growth of microfinance in India. Microfinance refers to small savings, credit and insurance service extended to low income people group of society. It is emerging as a powerful tool for poverty alleviation in rural India from last two decade.In India microfinance operates through two main channels viz. (I) through Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs) lending through individual and group approach and (II) banking system through the SHGs under SHG-Bank Linkage Programme and JLG bank lending programme. The present research paper describes the Role of Micro-Finance systemin Development of Economy of India.

Rice Husk is the by-product produced during rice milling. Sustainable use of Rice Husk Ash (RHA) and Rice Husk (RH) in Industrial Sector and other fields depends upon its physical and chemical properties. This research contributes holistic approach to the potential use of rice husk towards synthesis of meso-porous material than the traditional uses of husks. It not only reduces the cost of material but also results in the reduction of the environmental greenhouse effects. Attempts have been made to investigate crystallization kinetics of MCM -48. The various synthesis parameters were investigated during crystallization of MCM-48. The activation energy of crystallization kinetics of MCM-48 was calculated using Arrhenius equation and found to be 179.07 kJ / mole in the present system of synthesis.

This paper has been made to deals with the study of aqueous alcohol method extraction of Stoechospermum marginatum SLF ( Seaweed liquid fertilizer) on growth and biochemical parameters of Oryza sativa seedlings. Different concentrations (0.25%,0.50%,0.75%,1.00%,1.50%,2.00%) of SLF were prepared using aqueous alcohol method. The SLF prepared form S.marginatum was observed to have positive effect on shoot ,root, number of leaves, fresh weight and dry weight. The biochemicals such as chlorophylls, carotenoid, protein, lipid, carbohydrate increased when the Oryza sativa seedlings treated up to 2.00%. The toxic chemicals from the chemical fertilizers accumulate in the plant products and causing health problems in human beings by bio-magnification in recent years. The use of natural seaweed products as substitutes to the conventional synthetic fertilizers has assumed importance. Therefore, we can also concluded that the Stoechospermum marginatum SLF increases the growth and biochemical parameters of Oryza sativa seedlings.

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-48 at a cheaper production cost. Coal fly ash was used to synthesize MCM-48 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-48. The synthesized material was tested for the adsorption of waste water contamination.

Self-efficacy is the belief in ones ability to successfully perform a technologically sophisticated new task. This is a specific application of the broader and more general construct of self-efficacy, which is defined as the belief in ones ability to engage in specific actions that result in desired outcomes.Self-efficacy does not focus on the skills one has, but rather the judgments of what one can do with his or her skills. Traditionally, a distinguishing feature of self-efficacy is its domain-specificity. In other words, judgments are limited to certain types of performances as compared to an overall evaluation of his or her potential. This study is intended to find out the self-efficacy of B.Ed. trainees. The objectives of the study were : 1. To find out the computer self-efficacy of B.Ed. trainees and 2. To dinf out the differences incomputer self-efficacy of B.Ed. trainees in terms of gender and marital status. The tool used in the study was Computer Self-efficacy scale. The sample technique used in the study is a random sampling. The findings of the study revealed that the B.Ed. trainees have high level of computer self-efficacy and there were no differences in computer selfefficacy among B.Ed. trainees in terms of gender and marital status.

Pudukkottai district had an earliest Tamil Brahmi record located at Eladipattam in Siththannavasal attests the contact between Karnataka and Pudukkottai region. In this record the term “Erumi Nadu” denotes the Karnataka State of those days. Various trade contacts between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are well traced by the availability of Roman coins and other historical records.

Modern life style brings many types of stress to the students; generally the stress is classified in to physical, mental and environmental etc. A comparative study was conducted with the purpose of gauging the psychological effects of yoga based relaxation between two groups. This study aimed at potential effects of yoga based relaxation technique for college students before and after yoga session was conducted at a Private Engineering College, near Chennai. Yoga training was given to two groups viz., Group 1 and Group 2. The main difference in the training schedule between the groups was in the sequence of yoga based relaxation.

The present study was explored to find out the parent involvement and teacher involvement of VIII standard students in relation to their academic achievement. Survey method was used. A simple random sample of 200 Parents and 130 Teachers from Government, Govt. Aided and Private schools was chosen from Coimbatore district. Data was analyzed by Correlation Coefficient. Results found that there is no significant relationship between parent involvement and academic achievement of VIII standard students in terms of gender and there is no significant relationship between teacher involvement and academic achievement of VIII standard students in terms of teacher’s qualification.

This paper discusses the physical science teacher’s preparedness, curriculum changes and evaluation procedures at secondary school level. The government observes that the exercise revising school curriculum, with the aim to revitalize school education can’t be achieved without addressing the need for creating reflective teaching practitioners. It envisions that the learning inputs in new teacher education programmes will be predominantly learner oriented as it would provide for variety in learning exposures, accommodate differential learning and encourages divergence, reflection and insightful treatment of a learning situation. The exercise of revising a curriculum also provides for critical examination of diverse social conditions of learners, larger issues of social disparity, inequity, gender divide and field specific administration and organisational anomalies. All these contribute to each teacher evolving one’s own conviction about teaching as a profession and a professional commitment. There is an urgent need to model effective and practical teacher professional development strategies that put the physical science teachers’ real context at the centre, and employ it to engage them in modes that will mobilize them for change and professional growth.

Pudukkottai Samasthanam administration took a remarkable effort in collecting, copying, deciphering and publishing almost all the inscriptions found under his regime. In this effort totally 1130 records are published in the year 1929 by then Samasthana government. It is a commendable work no other Samasthanas in India have done such a wonderful job. Not only publishing these records with full text but also preparing a gist of them and published them in a chronological order with English notes in the same year 1929. It is very useful for the beginners of Archaeology, Epigraphy and historical studies.

Women workers in India constitute one third of the total workface. Majority of these women are engaged in the un-organized sectors such as agriculture, construction, domestic services etc. The majority of domestic workers are women and girls. “A domestic worker is someone who carriers out household work in a private household in return for wages” defines international labor organization (ILO).In last few decades there has been a tremendous growth in the demand for domestic workers,which has led to the trafficking and other forms of exploitation of millions of women and children. The exploitation is in various ways starting from low wages to maltreatment and sexual harassment by the employers that remain outside the purview of any legislative control.

Temple worship was followed by certain Agamic traditions in both Saiva and Vaishnava temples in Tamil Nadu. Totally 16 types of offerings (Sodasa Upacharam) were offered to the God. Among these dancing in front of the temple premises was also included. Well trained dancers were appointed to perform various forms of dances and they were called as Santhi Kuthu, Sakkaikuthu etc. These trained dancers are named as Devaradiyar. The literal meaning of this term is one who serve to God. The term Devaradiyar means both men and women. Women devaradiyars are otherwise known as pathiyilar, Thaliyilar, Parikalathar, devadimai etc.

The present study was explored to find out the relationship between examination anxiety and achievement in mathematics of IX standard students. Survey method was conducted on a random sample of 250 students of Puducherry. Data was analyzed by t-test and r-value. Major finding showed that there is significant relationship between test anxiety and achievement in mathematics of IX standard students.

In population studies the sex ratio is an important indicator of population. The present paper entitled ‘A geographical study of sex ratio in Osmanabad district (M.S)’ deals with decade Viz trend in sex ratio as well as sex differential in Osmanabad district. Three decades (Twenty years) are selected as study period for the present research work i.e. from 1991 to 2011. For the present research paper secondary sources of data is used. The secondary data is obtained from varies District census handbooks, District Gazetteers, District statistical department, Socio-economic review and district statistical abstract etc. The data collected from secondary data sources have been processed and presented in the forms of tabular and graphical methods. According to revised figures of 2011 census, the total population of Osmanabad district was 1657576. Out of total population 861535 (51.97 per cent) are males and 796041(48.80 per cent) are females. Thus, the sex ratio for Osmanabad district population is 924 (Census 2011). Compared to Maharashtra state (929) and India (940) Osmanabad district’s sex ratio is very low.

The paper presents a critical analysis of act regarding health and safety, welfare, leaves and social security. In India, number of labour legislations has been enacted to promote the condition of the labour. Many researchers found that Indian labour laws need overhauling and reforms to make the current industries more competitive and attract fresh investment. The issues raised call for reforms in labour laws. We are looking forward to ‘inclusive growth’, which may not be possible without updating laws and simplification of procedures. Government should not only play the role of ‘regulator’ rather it should be ‘facilitator’.

According to national and local official reports, the health status and physical fitness of Karnataka students are indeed worsening. In an attempt to promote better physical fitness and health, the Karnataka government has taken a package of measures to improve school-based physical education. However, we cannot ignore the important role of family members in developing children’s healthy behaviors. The central objective of this study was to investigate parental influence on secondary school students’ sports participation in Karnataka in more detail. To do this, questionnaires (including student version and teacher version) and semi-structured interviews were conducted in different regions of The results of this study reflect that students do little physical exercise at home and parental influence on students’ sports participation (including parents’ perception and attitude towards their children’s health and sports participation; parents’ role model of sports participation; parents’ support and encouragement of sports participation; and communication about students’ physical education between school and family) is unrealized. These results are important when considering designing more effective interventions to improve students’ physical activity levels and to influence them to foster life-long habits of physical exercise.

This study aimed to examine the distribution and its locational characteristics of slums in Mysuru city. The present study has used both primary and secondary sources of data and used GIS software ArcMap 10 for locational analysis and to map urban slums in Mysuru city.

Today in a competitive market, the marketing strategies play vital role in the promotion of products and services. Thereare many pharmaceutical companies in the industry competing with each other. Pharmaceutical companies are changing theirmarketing strategies to cope up with new challenges in the business environment. For the last decade the Marketing strategieshave changed significantly in Indian pharmaceutical industry. The companies are hugely advertising their OTC products topromote them into the market. In his study the author has tried to put emphasis on the importance of marketing strategies inthe promotion of OTC drugs. Marketing is defined as satisfying the needs and wants through an exchange process. Within this exchange transaction customers will only exchange what they value (money) if they feel that their needs are being fully satisfied; clearly the greater the benefit provided the higher transactional value an organization can charge.

“Memory by its very nature involves the possibility of dislocating experience” (Casey, 182). The person, whose memory has been dislocated, goes in search of his past. While doing so he/she tries to live their life the second time. Some feel satisfied that they have known what they have forgotten, but some get depressed and overthink trying to make themselves remember what they find out. The former is common while the latter leads the person to great pressure and depression. Umberto Eco portrays this dislocation of memory in his novel The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana. A person’s identity depends also on the choices he made. The dislocation of the protagonist’s memory leads him into going in search of his personal identity. Personal identity can be analyzed through two approaches. One is through psychological continuity and the second is through physical continuity. When he lost his memory he lost only one approach in which he forgot his psychological self, but is physical memory stayed intact. Every work that involved physical activities were not lost. He could do his daily works like brushing, bathing, driving, etc. The things that he read were also stored in his memory. But everything that was based on his emotions was completely erased of his memory. This he tried to regain, but all in vain. He relived his life by trying to regain his memory. But what happened was, he relived his life, but never regained his memory.

Nano-sized crystal materials of NiAl2O4 metallic doped catalyst has beenproductively created by solgel combustion manner with the proper proportions of glycine supported nickel nitrate, alumnium nitrate and heated under the highest temperature on 900ºC performed into the muffle furnace. The structural, morphological and spectral properties have been examined by using FT-IR, EDS and FESEM study exposed the formation of crystalline NiAl2O4 Nano-particles. This afforded metals catalyst has been employed as catalyst in the synthesis of different substituted amine derivatives by conventional method. It was found that the highest yield acquired in the synthesis of the N-substituted formamide derivatives by the application of nickel aluminate nano-catalyst.

The purpose of the study was to find out the Nutrients and diet to enhance fitness of Hockey players. As a science, nutrition is concerned with the study of food and effect on hockey players. Hockey is a sport that consists of a variety of exercise intensities ranging from sprinting to standing still. Fuel from the bursts of intense activity is provided predominantly by carbohydrate and fat used during the less intense parts of the game. Hockey is a power sport and requires both strength and endurance. As a consequence a hockey player’s requirements are 1.4-1.7g of protein per kg body weight. Hockey players need fats because active muscles quickly burn through carbohydrates and need fats for long-lasting energy .Vitamins and minerals have no caloric value. Although they are required only in small amounts, they are essential for body functioning. Water is the most basic of all the nutrients-it is necessary to sustain life.A pre match meal should be eaten 2-4 hours before training or a match. The meal should be high carbohydrate, low in fat and low to moderate in protein.Post-match food Effective recovery from training and replacement of the glycogen stores used during training or games is essential. These five components of diet (Nutrients) are being used by the body to sustain vital processes such as repair and regulation of cellular functions and the production of energy.

The Indian Banking Industry has undergone radical changes due to liberalization and globalization measures undertaken since 1991. Today, Indian Banking Industry is one of the largest service sectors in the world. In the emerging Information Technology era a highly satisfied and delighted customer is a very vital non-financial asset for the banks. Internet banking is a major innovation that has changed the way bank conducting its business worldwide. Therefore, the main focus of the study is to analyze the overall satisfaction of the customer with the internet banking services of the public and private sector banks in Thanjavur district of Tamilnadu. The results of the study shows that the majority of the customers revealed low satisfaction with internet banking services of the public and private sector banks. Therefore, it is recommended that the public and private sector banks should improve internet banking services with regard to Accessibility, Convenience, Privacy, Security, Design, Content, Speed and Fees and Charges to attract new customers and to retain existing customers.

It is an undeniable fact that education, if imparted, received and implemented in the good spirit, is a powerful instrument for overcoming inequalities, promoting human development, accelerating social transformation and achieving economic progress. It has become a challenge now to ensure providing the equitable educational facilities and opportunities in order to mitigate the educational deprivation. The strategic challenge is to compromise with the poor and quality-less socio-economic background of the children which proves to be one of the major determinant stepping stony factors towards the access to educational systems. Post-independence education policy envisaged providing equal opportunity to all sections of the society and recommended various measures to help the education system achieve this goal.

This article is a modest endeavor to manage the condition of ladies in a male centric culture from the Vedic period to present day contemporary society. From one viewpoint, a lady is praised to the statures of paradise by encapsulating her as a goddess, then again, she is accursed as an abla, a weakling who relies on man for her reality and sustenance. The article follows the change in perspective where a lady develops notwithstanding all obstructions to hold her own character in close to home and expert life. Here lady isnt put opposite man yet lady is no more an accomplice to man rather a friend, a real existence accomplice who is equivalent to him in each regard.

Most companies are looking at the global market to improve their competitiveness. In recent years, there has been a fair dispute about the most appropriate policy in the international market. Choosing how to deal with market globalization, there are intense issues and decisions for directors and their organizations. Prior to going to the worldwide market, it is important to consider both outer ecological elements and interior hierarchical variables. Developing a world-wide competition and a growing number of global competitions is a tool that employs a global perspective in planning marketing policies. The paper is divided into three parts. The initial segment is to look at the idea of worldwide intensity and to think about the components that prompt worldwide rivalry. At last, in the third section, a general methodology has been recommended for organizations to accomplish worldwide aggressiveness, as per the focuses examined in the two past portions. In this article, the ideas in the accessible writing are coordinated into an exhaustive theoretical arrangement in which strategies can be readied. Paper additionally presents a reason for creating universal promoting methodologies with a broad talk on creating worldwide aggressiveness.

The half of the Population of the country Consist of women and therefore half of the potential work force is of the gender based, any social, economic, or Industrial system that ignores the potential talents and special aptitudes of this half will be defective on many counts, it is therefore necessary to ensure equal opportunities and protection to the women of the country particularly to the women worker who are living in rural area from indignities.

Organizations have to promoting diversity. The work force in all organizations consist of “ different” employees. This difference is interesting and adds value to the organization. This so called ‘differences’ is called diversity.

The objective of the present research is to find out the extent of Job Efficacy of women teachers working in higher secondary schools located in rural areas of Tamil Nadu.

Manavalakalai is the Yogic practice designed by Vethathiri Maharishi which is proven and suitable for the Modern Society of the mankind.

This paper examines the relation between rural development programs and poverty reduction for the case of rural India and also examines the features of rural poverty, its magnitude, trends and geographical distribution. It looks at past and present programmes for poverty reduction, and proposes a strategy for eradication of rural poverty. The proposed strategic interventions are designed with the rural households as a unit.

In linguistic studies, Reduplication generally means the repetition of any linguistic unit such as a phoneme, morpheme, word, phrase, clause or the utterance as a whole. Reduplication is also used in inflections to convey a grammatical function, such as plurality, intensification etc. and in lexical derivation to create new words.

Basic needs of every human are food, clothes and shelter. Not only for human, for all living beings is food essential.

Integrated Manavalakalai physical and meditation practices reducing High Blood Pressure. Exercise regulates inner body organ function. Meditation helps to normal blood circulation from the heart.

In the mothers womb, the Prana will first unite itself in that for the development of fetus. Prana is the source of physical mental and spiritual well-being. Regularly regulating such Prana can get the body and mind rejuvenated. Increase the life expectancy.

In Thirumoolars thiru manthiram and pathanjalis yoga formula, body and minds control is called patanjalis yoga formula. This is the synopsis of the research work.

The Vethathiri individual peace technic is will cause for society peace if we follow the individual peace technic we can feel the divine peace too.

Ramayana is the story known to each household in this country. It’s a story of an ideal king Rama, God incarnated on earth to propagate righteous behavior. It is not exaggeration to say that there is neither a village in India that does not host a temple for Rama, nor anyone auspicious task or mission is started without writing Sri Rama at the beginning. Ramayana is so popular in India that each of the character is well known to all the people in this country.

The abstract of this Research Essay is to align the teenagers in the right track from their adolescent thinking infatuation, superiority complex, change in their attitude and their world of friendship, by practicing the “MANAVALKKALAI YOGA”.

The paper studied the change in the consumer buying behaviour towards the conventional kirana stores or traditional retailing in terms of the monthly purchase of grocery or the household items due to the rise of the organized retail brands. Data were collected from 100 respondents at exit of different organised retail stores in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. A well structured questionnaire has been implemented. For analysis of data, Factor analysis, one way ANOVA, Correlation and Regression calculated and SPSS used.

Yoga teach duties and sincerity. Students, those who are learned yoga they should follow what they teachers and parents advised.

Human personality denotes the total development of his body, knowledge, society and devotional aspects. Both internal and external personality are decided by the internal personality development is harder than external personality improvement, the ideology and exercise of Vethathiri Maharishi like will improve total personality through development of attitudes. This is the aim of this article submitted below.

Earlier weaker sections especially present scheduled castes and tribes were deprived from education and the Brahmins were dominated in education and employment during the British period. Realizing such inequality, Shahu Chhatrapati of Kolhapur State has initiated many of the schemes and measures to increase education of weaker sections. Such welfare schemes include scholarships, starting up new schools, reservations to weaker sections in education and employment, etc. The paper described the contributions of Shahu Maharaja for education of weaker sections.

The present study was designed to measure the tolerance and academic achievement of XI standard girls students. Survey method was conducted on a stratified random sample of 245 XI standard girls students in Madurai district. Data was analyzed by using t-test. Results found that there is significant difference in tolerance and academic achievement of XI standard girls students with regard to nativity, type of residence and family type.

The Greek literature, more or less is the forefather of all literature the Greek was very advance in all aspects of civilization. They were the role model of all kinds of cultural activities for the entire people of the world. As a result, they left an influence on the world literature. Many poets, especially in English literature were inspired from them (the Greeks) but among them John Keats` name is more radiant. It was Keats who was essentially a Greek by his spirit. Critics are continuously in search that what kind of influence made Keats so successful in dealing with Greek.