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Employee Motivation-Sharpening The Edge Of Employee Satisfaction.
Mandira Dutta And Dr.Pradyumna
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Employees are the key potential asset of any organization. Their motivation and satisfaction are the key driving force of any organization. According to Bob Nelson, "An employee's motivation is a direct result of the sum of interactions with his or her manager."
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On The Marxian Notion Of Revolution.
Kavous Ardalan
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It is commonly believed that Marx's prediction that communist revolution will take place in advanced capitalist countries is wrong. This paper argues that Marx is not wrong but is misunderstood. This is because Marx's view of revolution is long run in historical terms that has a specific outcome.
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Factors Affecting Poor Lecture Attendance During The First Three Weeks Of The Semester: Agricultural Engineering Department, Chinhoyi University Of Technology, Zimbabwe.
Godwin Mavima, Constantine Pedzisai, Precious Mahlatini, Gabriel Soropa And Daniel Jambwa
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The study was conducted at Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT), Zimbabwe in the Department of Agricultural Engineering. The study's aim was to investigate factors affecting poor lecture attendance during the first three weeks of the semester. A qualitative survey was used were questionnaires were administered to 80 students and in depth interviews were conducted on 15 University staff comprising of lecturers and administrators in the Department.
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38-52
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Successful Development Work Of Ngos: A Case Study Of Nagaland, India.
Mary. N. Odyuo And Dr.Athungo Ovung
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The ultimate aim of any development organization is to achieve successful implementation of the activities/schemes in order to uplift the livelihood of the beneficiaries or development of that area. This paper aims to identify successful development works conducted by employees of NGOs by formation of Self Help Group, adoption of innovations in different agriculture and allied activities by beneficiaries and work in health and allied sector.
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53-63
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Semantic Analysis of Uncompromising speeches of Dedan Kimathi in The Trial of Dedan Kimathi.
Samaila Yakubu
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This study is basically a semantic analysis of Uncompromising speeches of Dedan Kimathi in The Trial of Dedan Kimathi. No study has been carried out on uncompromising speeches of Dedan Kimathi in The Trial of Dedan Kimthi thus the need for this study. Uncompromising speeches are speeches of someone who has not reached an agreement with anybody on anything.
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64-74
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Husband's Role In Wife's Pregnancy: A Study Based On The Thadou Tribes Of Manipur.
Dr. Tonjam Joshila Chanu and Prof. MC Arunkumar
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Husband's behavior and involvement in the maternity care of their pregnant partners can significantly affect the health of the women and their babies. This study aims to understand the perception, attitude and behavior of husband regarding their role and involvement during antenatal and delivery care among the Thadou tribes of Manipur.
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75-82
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Social Security Concerns Of The Migrant Labourers At Fisheries Sector.
VidyaVinutha D'Souza And Dr Mohan A K
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Human history has witnessed the phenomenon of migration in all the spheres of life for the purpose of better livelihoods. Migration occurs when one region doesn't support the requisites of the population and in turn makes their inhabitants move to another region to access the opportunities.
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83-95
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Social Work- A Profession That Makes A Difference.
Dr.Minimol K
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Social Work is a professional activity that facilitates human growth and development and also enhances social functioning of individuals, groups and communities. Social work education in India started in the year 1936 and currently there are a large number of educational institutions that provide undergraduate, post graduates and research programmes in social work.
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96-101
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The Ukraine Crisis: Internal Platforms And Role Of Regional And Supra-Regional Factors.
Mohammadreza Tavakkoli Marand
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Occurrence of security crises in important geographic regions due to ethnic diversity and delineation of artificial borders as well as competition between regional and supra-regional powers in areas such as Eastern Europe and Middle East are likely. Therefore, uprooting of crisis in the scene of international relations particularly in the mentioned critical regions, at least for short term, does not appear logical.
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102-117
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Analysis of Factors Involved In The Syrian Crisis Innational, Regional And Trans-Regional Levels.
MohammadrezaTavakkoli Marand
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Contrary to all international efforts to end the suffering of war and conflict and building a secure world, the second decade of the third millennium has had deep erosional crises as in previous decades.The Syrian crisis is the most prominent symbol of international tension that has had a continuous flow from 2001 and has become deeper every day and provided a security swamp for the people.
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The Significance Of Goods And Service Tax In Indian Economy.
Arjuna E And Dr. Manoj Dolli
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Most developing countries continue to face severe issues in developing adequate and quick to respond tax system. While each of these paths to reform is necessary. In the end what 50 years of experience tells us is that improving the precision and understanding with which fiscal issues both within and outside government.
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133-142
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Telecommunication And Information Services In India In The Context Of New Economic Era.
Dr.Parameshwara Naik
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Telecommunication and information services represent the output of a given sector no doubt but they play a key role in industrial interdependence Growth in many other sectors like that in financial services, tourism and transport, to speak about a few, depend vitally upon provision of these services.
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Women Empowerment Through SHG - Bank Linkage Programmes - A Study Of Hyderabad-Karnataka Region With Special Emphasis On Ballari District.
Mahesh Agasara And Dr. Ramesh.O.Olekar
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The self-help group program which began as a women's empowerment programme in the year of 1980's and this module had started in 1992, NABARD scheme are investing a small number of SHGs linked with the banks. Over 73.18 lakh savings-linked SHGs and 44.51 lakh credit linked SHGs, covering around 95 million households.
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Foreign Direct Investment And Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Exploration In Asia.
Rev.Dr.Dominic Savio And Dr. Samrat Roy
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The existing macro literature on Foreign Direct Investment-Growth nexus has identified the potential gains of FDI to recipient countries only if they attain threshold level of absorptive capacities. The present study has made an effort in this direction to investigate whether FDI affects economic growth based on a panel data for 27 Asian economies over the period 1975-2010.
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165-181
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Testing Of Gibrat'sLawby Panel Data Analysis: The Case Of Turkey.
Abdullah Ferit EROL And Sinan AYTEKIN
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Gibrat's Law of Proportionate Effect is one of the matters of debate that continue to be relevant in the finance literature. Gibrat's Law argues that there is no relation between the size of the firms and their growth. In this study, it is aimed to test whether the Gibrat's Law is valid in the firms traded in the Borsa Istanbul (BIST) Basic Metal Industry.
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A Simultaneous Equation Model Of Economic Growth In India.
Jayshree J. Pandey
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Empirical investigations aimed at determining what relationship, if any, exists between savings and real GDP has drawn ambiguous results. This is also the case for India, where all empirical studies have used the VAR methodology. In this study, we outline a dynamic simultaneous equations model.
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194-203
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The Study Of The Elderly Lives: Their Concerns And Suggestions.
Diljott Kaurr
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Life is a cluster of various stages and old age forms the final phase of one's life cycle. The stage is marked by lifetime of experience. During old age, one is drained of the vitality, is compelled to become dependent on children and besides this there are number of physical,social,mental,emotional problems which act as a roadblock in smooth and comfortable living.
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Breast Feeding In Manipur: An Anthropological Exploration.
Pebam Krishnakumari And M C Arunkumar
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:Breastfeeding is not a mere nutritional matter 'issue' but a complex exercise in which the mother-child couple is fully integrated into social dynamics and is the bearer of cultural teachings. Understanding the female reality composing of network of synergies - their task and commitments, bonds and pauses, beliefs, sentiments, emotions and expectation have a bearing on breastfeeding.
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213-226
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Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan: Major Challenges.
Dr. Afifa Aisha Rahmat
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The core of Human Resource Development is education, which plays a remarkable role in the socio-economic development of the Country. Development of the citizens is depend on the quality basic education leads to a better quality life. Good quality education is the foundation of new discoveries, knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship that trigger growth and prosperity of the individual as well as that of a nation.
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Problem Based Learning (PBL): An Innovative Approach Towards Teaching And Learning Process.
Jagjit Kaur
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Our education system is changing tremendously causing the replacement of traditional strategies of education in which students are the passive listeners and their only effort is to acknowledge, memorize and reproduce the already fabricated knowledge in an evaluation context. Such approach towards learning doesn't inculcate the desired learning skills among students.
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Use Of ICT In Building Up Women Health Awareness Among Tribal Students In India.
Ranu Majumdar And Dr. Deb Prasad Sikdar
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has significant impact on all areas of human activity. According to World Health Organization, health is a state of complete mental, physical and social well-being and not only the absence of disease or weakness. Ensuring good nutrition and a healthy lifestyle can contribute significantly to women's health throughout their lives.
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236-246
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Democratic Governance And The Place Of Tribunal In Contemporary Society.
Prof. Femi Omotoso, A.M. Babatola And ALIYU .M.KOLAWOLE
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This work examines the relevance of tribunal in policy formulation in order to thrive good governance in any society. In carrying out this task, certain fundamental indices of good governance such as constitutionalism or rule law, popular participation among others were critically assessed .However, The work relies on both primary and secondary sources of information to generate data.
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247-262
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An Analysis Of Cardinal Concepts In Farabi's Political Thought.
Mohamad Rezamojtehedi,Faeghe Chalabi And Farzad Jangjooi(kharata)
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Political system is a necessity which is based on human's social needs. Farabi as one of the greatest Islamic philosophers has commented on the issue of exigency and structure of such a system. In his initial attempt he divides sovereignty into virtuous and non-virtuous and he recognizes the leader of utopia as more aware and more perfect among all the members of the society.
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Women Leadership In Political Democracy.
Manpreet Kaur Brar
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Leadership is a universal phenomenon. It is the process of influencing team members or a group of people to work hard towards, and be committed to a goal. The success of every institution is dependent upon the quality of leadership at all levels - centre, state and local. Leadership is, thus, sine qua non of success in all human activities. But, in a democratic system it assumes greater significance and wider proportions.
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Distributive Leadership Practices And Challenges In Secondary Schools Of Hadiyazone, In Southern Nations Nationalities And Peoples Regional State.
Misgana Tekle Ansheb, Mitiku Bekele And Dereje Daksa
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This study aimed at investigating distributive leadership practices and challenges in secondary Schools of Hadiya Zone. Descriptive survey research design with both quantitative approach and qualitative approach were concurrently employed in the study. Data was collected from teachers, principals, vice principals and department heads of eight secondary schools of Hadiya Zone. A proportional sampling technique followed with simple random sampling technique (lottery method) was used to get information from respondents.
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Accomplishment Of Environmental Education Objectives In Engineering Colleges Of Chandrapur City, Central India.
R. K. Kamble And Naznin T.A.J. Kazi
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The present study focused on achievement of environmental education objectives in students of engineering colleges of Chandrapur city, Central India. It primarily aims at assessment of environmental education objectives w.r.t. environmental knowledge, action, awareness and attitude of the engineering students.
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325-332
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A Study Of Yoga Attitude Of Secondary School Students In South Tripura District.
Dr. Y. Chakradhara Singh And Mrinal Chakraborty
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Today's life is full of stress and pressure for children and adults. Pressure in school, busy parents, comparative sports, and the demands of active participation are the contributing factors of stress. Teaching yoga to children can help them learn to relax, teach self-control, and instill sense of peace in their daily lives.
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333-339
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Changing Russian Foreign Policy In A Multipolar World.
Junuguru Srinivas
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The structure of international relations has been continuously changing since recent past with the evolution of southern world countries like China, India, Brazil and many other countries in world affairs. Whereas, the global north's influence in world affairs going down rapidly. It is in this context, Russia has its strategic chance to revive its global power ambition and become one of the power centre in world affairs once again.
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340-355
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Awareness Of Environment Among Youth.
Dr. Deepa Swamy
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The present approach was mainly focused to find out environmental awareness among college going students. This research also has sub facts of pollution, forest, animals, nature etc. The explore group was of college going students as they have environmental education as compulsory subject.
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356-360
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Life Skills In The Dry Desert Of Mathematics:Peeping Into The Textbooks Of Mathematics.
Dr. Kiran
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Adolescence is considered as a period of greater vulnerability and pressures. Life skills play an important role in enabling adolescents to cope with the pressures and demands they are struggling with. Family, as an institution of building and inculcating life skills, is getting weak with the time.
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361-374
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Plagiarism: Infringement Of Academic Integrity.
Annu Singh
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This article reviews the literature on plagiarism is a growing problem for Colleges, Institutes, Universities and every Academic work especially in higher education. Many people think of plagiarism as copying another's work, or borrowing someone else's original ideas but terms like copying and borrowing can cover the sincerity of the offense.
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375-379
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The Determinants And Measure Of Tourist's Perception: A Study Of Namchi District Of Sikkim.
Siddharth Singh,Anup Kumar Yadava And YadawanandaNeog
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The study is conducted to measure the tourist perception at the Namachi district of South Sikkim. The study is based on primary survey conducted at the tourist sports of Samdruptse and SiddheshwarDham (Char Dham) in Namchi district. The data collected is analysed using the Croanbach's Alpha test and Principle Component Analysis.
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380-397
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Challenges In School Education Policies In India:A Focus On School Curriculum On The Basis Of Empirical Research.
Dr. GarimellaVanisri
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The 2013 National Policy for Children unequivocally prioritizes education for underprivileged group of children by creating an enabling environment with necessary legislations, policy measures and provisions (National Policy for Children 2013). It calls for addressing discrimination of all forms in schools and promoting equal opportunity, treatment and participation in education.
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398-413
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Changing Scenario Of Social Status Due To Unemployment:A Case Study Of Unemployed Postgraduate Students.
Puja Sardar
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Social status helps to understand the position of an individual in social hierarchy. Occupation and income one of the most important indicator of social status. We know that unemployment is a burning issue of an individual life as well as society. This paper is an attempt to examine the changing scenario of social status of an individual due to unemployed situation.
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414-426
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A Study On Work Life Balance Of Food And Beverage Service [F/B (S)] Employees At Hotel Industry In Salem City.
Dr.R.Subramaniya Bharathi And R. Rajapushpam
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This study explores hotel employee's food and beverage service [f/b (s)] on work life balance issues. In-depth interviews and self-administered questionnaires were used to collect the data. Factor analysis discovered five factors they are work for maximum of 9 hours per day, one hour for lunch to having, more challenges opportunities in my work, good relationship in the work place, quality of work increase with right work life balance.
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427-439
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The Geopolitics Of Agro-Ecological Crisis: A Case Study Of Mozambique.
Vivek Kumar Saurabh
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After the 2007-2008 global food crises, one of the significant question emerged in global scenario, who will feed the world? (Sommerville et al. 2014). Afterward, two agro food approaches came in front of world; first one is agro-ecological farming method and second one agro-biotechnology method.
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440-457
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Case Study On Innovative Scheme For Women's Empowerment In Haryana.
Deepali Mathur
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The paper is based on the study on a scheme for women's empowerment in the Indian state of Haryana. The scheme Sakshar Mahila Samooh is an innovative strategy of empowering rural women through the formation of village- based women organization. The study was conducted in three districts using qualitative and quantitative approach to explore the scheme and its impact on the empowerment of the women.
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458-472
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The Tradition Of Naur Kelaci In Desa Adat Munduk Lumbang.
Ni Made Ramiati
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The research reviews about Naur Kelaci Tradition in Wedding Ceremony in Munduk Lumbang Village by discussing the form, function and meaning in religious theology perspective. The method applied in this research is descriptive qualitative research. This research output shows that there is slightly change in wedding process series, from meminang (ask in marriage) into ngerorod (no permission in marriage).
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473-494
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State Policies, Discontent And Sub-National Movement In India: Assumptions Regarding The Kamtapur Movement.
Ushasi Basu Roy Chowdhury
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This is a review paper which studies the reason behind the social movements happening in India. Based on this an assumption regarding probable reason that could lead toKamtapur Movement was made. When state policies are made without taking into account various linguistic, cultural and religious diversities then it leads to various social movements.
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495-508
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Teacher Effectiveness Of Engineering College Teachers In Relation To Organizational Climate.
Dr. Naresh Kumar And Ms. Sukhpreet Kaur
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The main objective of the present study was to find out the relationship between Teacher Effectiveness and Organizational Climate of Engineering College Teachers. To achieve this objective, Teacher Effectiveness Scale (2011) by Puri and Gakhar and Organizational Climate Scale (2010) by Chaudhari, Pethe and Dhar were used. The sample consisted of 100 Engineering College Teachers selected randomly from Moga & Ludhiana District of Punjab, India.
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509-519
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Psychological Ownership In Family Business in the Light of Social identity Theory.
Elif Baykal Narcikara
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Having a sense of connection to tangible and intangible possessions is an innate tendency for most of people. In this point, psychological ownership acts as a predictor of human behaviour in organziational settings and has received increasing popularity from organization scholars. Infact, feelings of psychological ownership over a target are mostly nourished from the concepts of belongingness, self-efficacy, and self-identity.
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520-545
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Mental Health's Effecton Private B.Ed. College-Teachers' Teaching Effectiveness In Murshidabad Districtof West Bengal, India.
Mostafijur Rahaman And Kaustuv Bhattacharyya
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Teacher's training program at the Bachelor of Education i.e., B.Ed. level - is a scheme to develop the functional skills of the teacher-trainees to attain the teaching objectives which, in turn, are directly associated with the educational aims of the society to assure all round development of the students in schools.
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546-563
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Issues In Geriatric Care In India.
Dr. Bhupinder Chaudhary And Dr. Rachna Kumar
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As the second most populous country in the world (next only to China), population of India is 1.21 billion (2011). In the age group of 60 years and above, the population has increased by about 55% in the last 15 years. Contrary to this, the working population (15-59 years) has grown by 42.34% in the last 15 years.
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564-573
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Role Of Internet Governance In Achievement Of Sustainable Development Goals.
Rajnish Ranjan Prasad, Shweta Bhardwaj, Mridula Prasad, ShrutikaBadgujar, Neha Awasthi And Divya Santhanam
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On 1 January 2016, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) officially came into force. Till 2030, with these new Goals that universally apply to all, countries will mobilize efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind. Internet has very important role to play in achievement of SDGs and it will help countries & people to overcome existing barriers.
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574-577
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"Knowledge Wealth Estimation Equation".
Tarekegn Jebessa Tesgersa
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Today, more than ever, before the concept of knowledge and knowledge economics are dominating our glob. Different universities and colleges are 'bringing into being' tremendous number of workers annually. However, the basic limitation organizations and countries are facing is that no one still able to compute the amount of this knowledge wealth in terms of money even though it directly impacts the GDP level of the respective nation.
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578-588
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Problems Of Students With Internet Usage.
Geeevargese Peter And Dr.Santha S
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Internet, being an important media of communication of information has grown significantly and has become a part of the social, commercial, educational, political, and personal activity of the people during the last few years in the world.
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589-599
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Ngaro Ceremony In Adat Intaran Traditional Village, Sanur Kauh, Bali.
Ida Ayu Putu Bintang
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In Desa Adat Intaran, Sanur Kauh, Bali, there is a unique ceremonial tradition held by local people as known Dalem Madura. The ceremony is called Ngaro. This tradition is an acculturation between Madura and Bali, but typically is Hindu. This tradition does not use pork at all, thus it shows that Islam takes a part in it. This work tries to describe in detail the form of Ngaro ceremony conducted by Dalem Madura.
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600-623
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Early Career And Different Achievements Of Asoka.
Manoj Malakar
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Asoka was the greatest emperor in Mauriyan dynesty. He was a great patronage of Buddhism and art and architecture. This paper tries to high light about the early life and career of the great Mauryan emperor Asoka. There was lot of great emperor in Indian history, who wrote their name in golden letter in history and Asoka also one of among these rulers.
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624-638
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Trends And Patterns Of Literacy In Faridabad Urban.
Deepa
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Literacy is one of the significant indicators for overall development of Human being. This present paper aimed to study and analyze the spatio-temporal pattern of literacy in Faridabad urban and also examined the male-female and gender gap in literacy. On a whole, there was an imperative increase in literacy rates of Faridabad urban and it had increased from 67.67 percent to 72.72 percent during 2001-2011.
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639-649
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Customer Satisfaction Towards Gold Price Volatility In Ramanathapuram Town.
Priya
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The purchasing behavior of Indians towards ornamental gold is something different from the gold purchase of the world people. The important aspect of gold purchasing among the Indians is that it is a better investment. Buying of gold is considered as buying an asset.
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650-660
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Imagination & Imagery.
Mehrdad Ahmand Amiraghaie
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Reality By this is meant outwardness and manifestation and it is among the concepts of artistic domain. Gnostics have given connotation of this term in respect of creation and universe (Corporal world , Celestial hieracly , and the word of superbness) It Is evident that what sets the ground in an artistic work for a manifestation of truth ,is the employment of imagination and imagery in this article we surver imagination and imagery in Iranian art .
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661-670
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Comparative Study On School Environment As Perceived By Boys And Girls.
Sukhwinder Kaur
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School is the most important setting for every individual where an individual encounters the world of work for the first time. Schools are fundamental forces in student's development which affect their enthusiasm to learn. Main emphasis is given on developing different skills and concepts i.e. intellectual, moral, social etc. necessary for public proficiency.
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671-680
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Disability: A Study Of Challenges And Response Of State And Society.
Tariq Bashir, Mohd Arif Hussain Bhat and Firdose Ahmad Mir
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Disability is not a new phenomenon since the origin of man-kind, his/her status was andis decided on the basis of his/her abilities and disabilities. Untill the dawn of modern eradisability was treated as curse and the outcome of evil deeds of a family. Although modern technology like assistive devices has given new meaning to disability and they are treated as differently abled instead of disabled.
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681-686
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Spatio-Temporal Patterns Of Sex Ratio And Its Differentials In West Bengal.
Chaitanyadev Saha
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Sex ratio is one of the basic demographic characteristics which depicts the status of women and measures the extent of prevailing equity between males and females in a society at a given point of time. It is a ratio of females to thousand males in India. It is mainly the outcome of the interplay of sex differentials in mortality, sex selective migration, sex ratio at birth and at times the sex differential in population enumeration.
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687-702
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Problems And Prospects Agriculture Insurance In Telangana State.
M.Vijay Kumar
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The current study scenario looks into the genesis of agricultural insurance in India macroscopically and examines various agricultural schemes operating in the state of Telangana state microscopically. The structures for the study were theortical research. The look of the review was on the functional agricultural.
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703-713
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Issues And Challenges Of Indian Agriculture.
Taranjeet Singh
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Indian economy is a village economy, which is economy of cultivators, village handicraftsman, and of the agricultural labourer. Since independence, India has developed from the stage of net importing to net exporting of foodgrains, and still heavily depends upon agriculture. Green revolution in mid 1960's has the credit to change situation of Indian agriculture.
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714-726
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"Relationship Between Teacher's Trust In Principal And Teacher Burnout".
Richa Bansal
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This paper studies the relationship between teacher's trust in principal and teacher burnout as acknowledged by teachers in selected public schools of Panchkula, Haryana. In this study, a cross-tabulation of teacher burnout by teacher trust in the principal showed a strong connection between the two variables.
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727-736
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An Exploratory Study Of Academic Anxiety Of Secondary School Students In Relation To Their Intelligence And Gender.
Md Towhid Islam And Rahed Razzak Sk
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The study explore the relationship between academic anxiety and intelligence among the secondary school students on the basis of gender. Survey and descriptive method of research have been used for this study. Population of the study consists of the secondary school students of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and random sampling has been used. The sample of the study consists of 100 students (50 boys and 50 girls).
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737-746
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Crime Against Women With Special Reference To 'Rape' Committed In India.
Gopal Prasad
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Crime is a result of negative effects that prevails in society (Mukhopadhyay, 1999). Both the incidence and pattern of crime vary from place to place (Duttet.al. 1985). Crimes which are directed specifically against women are characterised as Crimes against women.
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747-761
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Socio-Economic Status Of Raigad District In Maharashtra.
Dr.Jagannath K.Khemnar
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Maharashtra is the second largest state in India in terms of Population and has geographical area about 3.08 lakh sq. km. As per Population Census-2011, the population of the State is 11.24 crore which is 9.3 per cent of the total population of India and is highly urbanized with 45.2 per cent people residing in urban areas.
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762-771
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Migration Patterns In The Contemporary Russian Federation (1991-2013).
Dr. Sudhaveni Naresh
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The world's largest country, Russian Federation has been undergoing a unique demographic transition since the 1990s when the Soviet Union was disintegrated. In order to overcome this depopulation problem, Russia needs an annual inflow of about one million migrants. Apart from economic reasons, migration is important for Russia for political and geostrategic reasons.
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A Study On Participatory Budgeting In Decentralized Operations - A Case Study Of Tanzanian Local Government Authorities.
Prof. G.V. Chalam And Flavianus Benedicto Ng'eni
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The idea of involving local citizens in decision making process, budgeting and local development programmes has attracted special attention to both developed and developing countries. Following the contention that; citizens' participation on local government budgeting is a strong means of achieving effective decentralization.
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796-819
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Civil War In Syria: Humanitarian Related Crisis.
Dr. Th. Siamkhum
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The on-going Civil War in Syria is one of the most devastating war in the recent history of mankind. It was started in early 2011 with a popular uprising for restoration of democracy in Syria; and it is dragging on till today without an end in-sight.
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820-827
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Rural Economic Development and the role of Infrastructure in the State of Uttarakhand: An Overview.
Miss. Jagriti Jaiswal, Dr. Bharti jaiswal and Dr. Madhu Bisht
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It is universal truth that infrastructure development is a vital component of economic development. Infrastructural development can be identified at various levels of geographical regions such as national levels, zonal levels, state levels and district levels.
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Opportunities and Challenges- A Review of Indian Aviation Industry Growth.
Manoj Gupta, Prof. (Dr.) Chavi Bhargava Sharma and Prof. (Dr.) Narain Gupta
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This paper aims to understand the role of Aviation and the changing trends in this era of globalization with evolving aspirations and changing socio-economic landscape. The industry per se has witnessed an encouraging trend and has a great potential.
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843-846
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India And Its Nuclear Policy.
Dr. Th Siamkhum
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During the early period of independence, leaders of Indian National Congress, including Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, vocally expressed their opposition to nuclear weapons. However, later on, they were convinced that nuclear technology has a role to play in the economic and industrial development of the country.
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847-854
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Computer, internet or Anusandhan.
Dr Santosh kaul kak
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Manushay sadiyo se nirantar nit nutan avishkaro ke karan pragtipath par agrasar hai. pehle simit sadhno ke vjah se karya karne, ya kuch padne athva janne me use bahut samay lagta tha.
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Policies For The Development Of Jute-Based Household Industry In Koch Bihar District.
Dr. Nuruzzaman Kasemi
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Jute-based industries provide livelihood for the rural poor, particularly home-based workers in the unorganized sector. Such industries generate highly marketable products ranging from various utilitarian articles to various decorative articles.
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864-871
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EFFECT OF SELECTED REMEDIAL EXERCISE PROGRAMS ON FLAT FOOT
Mr. P. BALAJI, Dr. K. SEKARBABU
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872-880
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The Tripartite Division of Indian History: Progressive or Retrogressive?
Vivek Mohan
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A systematic study of the Indian past has said to begin with the coming of British in India.
It is evident that the study of history of the ancient past and medieval era has become
central to those forces who claimed to be driven by the forces of modernity, rationality,
progressiveness and scientific temperament but proved to be more and more retrogressive,
backward facing, irrational and unscientific.In order to hold and maintain its colonial
hegemony over the colonized people, the administrative apparatus turned to understand
Indian religions, traditions, people, customs and behaviour through their academic
endeavors. Most of the writings credited British colonialism to initiate modern, democratic,
secular and rational attitudes in India but in reality, as this paper will probe into a number
of un-modern approaches to view Indian past, medieval age and the modern era that
highlighted the history in such a way that created many problems in front of the modern. In
fact, James Mill type of history-writings, across the years, adopted gleefully by both
imperialist, nationalists that have contained more problems than solutions. In fact, such
divisions seem unprofessional, un-scientific, and un-historic and required to be abandoned
by the scholars, which would pave the way for writing a ‘neutral’ and unbiased history of
the human kind
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Caste System in Ancient Assam: A Historical Perspective
Satyabrat Dutta
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Caste system is characterized by its exclusiveness, inclusiveness and hier-archical relations between various
groups on the one hand and the system has some other features such as endogamy, commensality, and puritypollu-tion, hereditary specialization of occupation, cultural differences and domination of power based on
hereditary principles, on the other. We have examined how and to what extent these features operate in
deter-mining relations between groups and individuals in Assamese society
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गांधीदर्शन के विभिन्न आयाम
डाॅ.सुमित्रा चारण
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RELEVANCE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN PRESENT ERA
Prof.R.K Upadhyaya and Vidyavati
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Nuclear weapons are touchy gadgets that make a damaging power because of the parting or combination responses it makes upon explosion
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INHERENT SCIENCE IN INDIAN CULTURE AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL
UTILITY
Dr. Ram Gopal
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913-918
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GENDER INEQUALITY IN KHUSHWANT SINGH'S TRAIN TO PAKISTAN
UTILITY
Dr. Parul Singh
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Feminism questions why women have played a subordinate role to men. The
difference between the two genders is a result of historical imprinting and social
construction down the centuries.
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