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Investigation Of Mechanical Failure Of Stabilizer Rod Of Used Vehicle: A Case Study Of Nissan Xterra Vehicle.
J.G. Kolo,A.A. Musilim,I.A. Alli,A.O Oddiah And O.V. Kolawole
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Stabilizer rods are part of an automobile suspension system which limits body roll angle. It is usually a U-shaped metal rod connecting opposite wheel together through lever arm and it is clamped to the vehicle chassis with rubber bushes. Its function is to reduce body roll while cornering and when travelling on uneven road which enhances safety and comfort during driving.
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A Study On Innovation Capabilities And Its Relationship With Firm Competitiveness: A Conceptual Framework.
Prof. R.K.Mittal And Swadha Agarwal
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In today's rapidly changing environment, firms have to adapt to the dynamic conditions and be open to innovations in order to survive. Having a competitive advantage in the market, has become imperative and innovativeness is vital to achieve that status. Technological innovation capabilities make it possible for firms to response to changes rapidly and to acquire technological innovation strategies and innovative outputs.
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17-38
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Exploring Role Of Indian Diaspora In Indian National Movement.
Amit Kumar Tiwari And Akhilesh Kumar Upadhyay
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Indian National Movement has a great significance in the history of India. It occurred because of the exploitative nature of colonial government. Colonial intervention occurred in almost every aspects of life of Indians during colonial period. Because of these interventions, Indian masses started agitations against colonial government.
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39-51
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A Study On The Influence Of Reality T.V Shows On Life Style And Academic Achievement Of Adolescents.
Dr.Noora Abdul Kader And Ms. TabassumParveen
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TV reality shows are a great influencing factor on our adolescents. Our younger generation are blindly behind certain reality shows in following the lifestyle, dressing style and even language of the artists in these shows. Besides these, adolescents are developing unhealthy competitions and falling in depression and certain severe psychological problems.
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52-61
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Emancipation Of Effluent From Fertilizers And Chemical Pesticides Causing Water Contamination At Rishipur Village, West Bengal, India.
Dr. Lovely Sarkar
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The numerous uses of chemical pesticides have got amplified to a great extent with the instigation of the green revolution which resulting in enormous increase in the crop production which eventually builds the economy of an area. This progression of contemporary cultivation has led to filthy stipulation of nearby water bodies.
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62-68
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Political Engagement Using New Media: Psychographics And User Status Of Potential Voters.
Vibhor Mohan
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To look into the adoption process of New Media for political engagement, the association between psychographics and user status of potential voters was established.
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69-74
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An Assessment Of Impact In Social Development Under Tribal Sub-Plans In Himachal Pradesh.
Anju Sharma
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India has the largest population in the world numbering about 104.3 millions in Censes 2011. The successive five year plans have drawn attention to the problem of intra- regional and inter- regional imbalances and the realization of the growth potentials in the tribal areas should be taken up on priority basis .
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Political Alliances /Parties In Kerala Field Candidates Based On Religious Majority Of Wyanad, Ernakulam, Idukki And Kottayam District In Kerala State Assembly Elections (Since 2000s).
Sharon Alex Thoppil
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This study focuses on the Role of Religion in Kerala State Assembly Elections (Since2000s). This study determines if the religion of the candidate is a driving force and do the political parties in Kerala cater this kind of religious representation through candidates for voters as per the majority religion.
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82-91
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A Study On Educational Aspiration With School Environment Of Secondary School Teachers.
Smt. Shilpa Honagudi And Dr. Vishnu. M. Shinde
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The present study was undertaken with the purpose of studying educational aspiration of secondary school teachers in relation to their school environment and to find out the difference in educational aspiration and school environment of secondary school teachers on the basis of locality. This study was conducted on a sample of 500 teachers studying in secondary schools of Karnataka.
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A Study On Teaching Competencies Of Secondary School Teachers In Related To Professional Development.
Smt. Shilpa Honagudi And Dr.Vishnu. M. Shinde
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Education leads to change...a change towards growth, a change in thinking and a change in positive direction. It's the key to human progress and teacher plays the most crucial role in the system of education. The teacher is regarded as the foundation on which the stability of the educational system as well the nation rests.
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97-104
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Evaluation Of Border Areas Development Proggramme In Mizoram.
Lalthanmawii
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The present study was carried out in the border areas of Mizoram, which is bounded by Bangladesh on the east, and Myanmar on the west. The study tried to evaluate the coverage,utilization of funds and convergence of BADP.
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105-115
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Himachal Pradesh Assembly Elections 2017and Shifting Of Electoral Power Center.
Rohit Kumar And Sunil Kumar
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State assembly elections especially after 2014 got distinct importance because of the fact that how Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has emphasized to win these elections? The national wave which emerged against the Congress Party especially after 2014 and anti-incumbency factor against Congress in Himachal Pradesh has helped BJP in winning this state in December 2017.
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A Comparative Study Of Urban And Rural Investors' Perception Towards The Life Insurance Policies.
Priya Yadav And Prof. H.K. Singh
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The study of investor behaviour is the process through which investor are tends to satisfy their needs to showing their choices of making investment. In present scenario different investment options are available for the investors and it makes the investment decision more complicated for the investors.
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124-133
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Improvement Of Accounting And Analysis Of Materials Of Joint-Stock Companies.
Dadabaev Shavkat
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this article considers the issues of improving the organization of the assessment, analytical and synthetic materials, the Main attention is dedicated to the organization of the analysis and ways of itsimprovement. In a market economy, it is important to organize the accounting of materials on the basis of international financial reporting standards.
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Archaeological Study In Western Himalaya A Case Study Of Mandi District Of Himachal Pradesh.
Dr. Sandeep Singh Raghav
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The study of the past, based on objects or parts of buildings that are found in the ground is archaeology. It helps a lot to know the human activities, their likings, their cultures, their art and many other things that existed in the past. Archaeology enriched the history of any region.
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Occupational Stress Management In Women Teacher Educators Of Hyderabad Karnataka Region.
Smt. Rukshinda Hena Akbari And Prof. V.V. Malagi
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Teacher educators are the most resourceful persons not only for colleges but also for the society and education system. They shape the society through their mighty intervention in the life of student teachers. Stress is considered unavoidable in one's life due to excessive and an increasing workload which leads to complex and multiple dimensional problems in our everyday life.
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A Comparitive Study Of Knowledge And Practice Of Menstrual Hygiene Among The Adolescent School Girls Inrural And Urban Area.
Vaishali,Dr. NehaMiglani And Dr. PrabhdipBrar
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Menstrual hygiene and its related knowledge are indispensible for young girls. Whether the knowledge transcends into practice is also an important aspect. This paper aims to assess the knowledge and practice of menstrual hygiene among rural and urban girls. In general, it was believed that menstruation and menstrual hygiene practices are still linked with socio-cultural restriction and taboos which results lack of knowledge and awareness in adolescent girls.
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Impact Of Fashion Advertisements On Indian Youth.
Annet Dawson,Dr.NehaMiglani And Dr.PrabhdipBrar
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Advertisementis impressionable. Researchers have proved in past, that advertisement can have a significant impact on the consumers. In this challenging environment a company needs to promote its merchandise or the product in such a way that customers can distinguish between that product and the competitors and also get attracted towards it in order to buy it.
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Impact Of Fashion Advertising Through Social Media Portals On The Purchase Decision Of Young Adults.
PallaviVerma,Dr. NehaMiglani And Dr. PrabhdipBrar
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Fashion is not limited to outfits and accessories. It encompasses much more. Fashion lovers are setting the agenda for social media marketing since a major quantum of online shopping is dedicated to fashion and related merchandise. The main aim of this research is to find the impact of social media advertisements on the final purchase decision of the young adults.
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187-199
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The Development Of Performance Model For Engineering Education System.
Tzai-Fu Cheng
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This study will investigate the management and performance of engineering educational systems and try to establish a performance evaluation model for engineering educational systems. By using the performance evaluation model, schools can make a better strategy to develop better engineering educational systems and to train better engineering students. The concept of balanced scorecard will be used to construct a performance evaluation model for engineering educational systems.
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Application Of Virtual Communities In Knowledge Management Systems.
Lin, Chieh-Yu,Liu, Chester Wai-Jen,Pan, Szu-Chin And Cheng, Ya-Chou
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With the rapid growth of information technologies, our economic society and life are changing significantly in this digital age. The digital revolution in our world is spurring on facilities, hardware, software, services, and capital investment. In order to keep competitive advantage in the times of digital economy, more and more countries and enterprises pay more and more attention to the development and application of information technologies to help collect and diffuse the knowledge.
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Cognitive Style, Occupational Stress And Job Satisfaction Among Marketing And Banking Professionals.
Syed Sajid Husain Kazmi And Anshuma Dubey
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In today's competitive era, it is very important for a professional to continuously work towards achieving organisational goals and targets allocated to him in order to prove himself as a productive and indispensable asset for the organisation. In doing so these professionals go through tremendous workload and pressure to achieve the given targets and meet the deadlines.
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Personality And Psychological Distress Amonggeneral Physicians And Clinical Psychologists.
Garima Singh,Prof. S. Z. H. Zaidi And Ms. Anshuma Dubey
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In the professional field, the individual characteristics of the medical and mental health professionalsplay an important role in dealing with their patie nts and overall functioning of their life. Stressful working situations may precipitate psychological distress which may impact the psychological functioning of the health and mental health professionals.
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Barriers To Inclusive Education For Children With Intellectual Disabilities.
Anuj Srivastava,SeemaSaleem,Deepti Ahuja And BehzadMaqbool
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Education is basic and fundamental right. It is also an effectiving strategy to prevent human rights abuses. Therefore, quality education is a need of an hour. But for persons with disabilities to achieve quality education is stillhard nut to crack. The objective of this paper is to find various barriers to inclusive education for children with intellectual disabilities.
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Body Shape Concerns And Locus Of Control Among Young Adults.
Sushobhit Yadav And Ms. Kiran Srivastava
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Individuals with excessive body shape concerns are more likely to be depressed, anxious, and suicidal than those without intense dissatisfaction over their appearance, even when compared to adolescents with other psychiatric illnesses. As excessive body shape concerns is considered to be associated with the low self-esteem, higher number of depressive, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive syndromes, body dysmorphic disorder and eating disorders.
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Educational Status Of Tribal Women In Four Eastern States Of India.
Indrakshi Ghosh
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Scheduled tribes were the most backward classes in Indian society. Women`s position was further depressed. In this educational status of scheduled tribe women`s position was compared with scheduled tribe males' and general caste women's position .Comparison was done for four eastern states of India over a thirty year period.
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Evaluating Environmental Awareness In Context To Environmental Cognition: A Study Of Primary Schools In Central Himalayan Region Of India.
Akhand Sharma And Shyam Sunder Singh
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The key role of environmental education is to create awareness and sensitise the students towards environmental concerns. It is important that being a teacher we should develop environmental values and ethics among students through scholastic and co-scholastic activities in order to make environmental education more joyful and goal oriented.
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281-289
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Infrastructure Rehabilitation Intervention For Reducing Natural Disaster Damages In The South-West Coastal Bangladesh.
Sanjida Aktar And Dr.Md. Mujibor Rahman
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Disaster is a common phenomenon in the world and rehabilitation after disaster is emergency to bring their normal life pattern and reduce the risk of future disaster. There is no prior information about infrastructure rehabilitation as an intervention after disaster in Bangladesh.
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Indian Democracy And Mass Movement In India: A Conceptual Framework.
. Ben Anton Rose And Prof. Ram Shankar
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India is a very large country full of diversities - linguistically, culturally, and religiously. As with Indian democracy, political parties represent different sections among the Indian society and regions, and their core values play a major role in the politics of India.
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299-312
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The Motivational Formulation Of Employee Happiness, Job Involvement, Work Place Climate And Its Impact On Organizational Performance.
Dr. Amee Agrawal
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In the present competitive times, it is imperative for an Organization to be successful. According to Dessler and Varkkey (2011) it is HR of the Organization which can gear the organization towards success. However, factors like Employee Happiness, Job Involvement and workplace Climate play an important role in Organization performance.
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313-323
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Determinants Of Household Electricity Consumption In Rural Domestic Sector(Case Of Nattandiya Divisional Secretariat, Sri Lanka).
Ajith Dissanayaka
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Any person has some prime necessities such as food, dwelling, clothing, health, etc. When considering usage of energy at present, it has become another important necessity.
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324-336
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Enregistrement Des Naissances A L'etat Civil : Un Droit Pour L'enfant Et Un Devoir Pour Les Parents. Cas De La Commune De Lubumbashi, Province Du Haut-Katanga (RD Congo).
Mutebwa Kudia Kuteka Lambert,Khang Ndipa Sabine And Abelelaw Bokako Sosthene
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The permanent growth of the population in the town of Lubumbashi following the example all modern cities of the RDC, constitutes a major problem of reliable statistical data as for the birth registration to the civil status.
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337-350
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Economical Importance And Future Prospective Of Algae.
Kureshi.S.M,Singh.P.R,Mujapara.A.K And Pandya K. I.
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Algae are heterogenous group of eukaryotic, photosynthetic, unicellular or multicellular, lacking sex organs, conducting vessels with no tissue differentiation. Some algae are aquatic found in fresh water or in oceans. The marine algae plays vital role in maintaining the cycles of elements in nature. It is economically importance because they are used as food, bio-indicators, bioabsorbent and for medicine.
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351-357
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Acceptance Of Green Accounting In Indian Economy.
Dhanyasree Vka
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Green accounting also known as environmental accounting is a new branch of accounting which is concerned with accounting for nature. Environmental costs and benefits of a concern are recorded both in monetary and non monetary terms.
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358-362
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Declining Sex Ratio At Birth In India: Reflection Of Economic And Socio-Cultural Preferences.
V.Hari Prasad Reddy,Dr. M.Sivappa And Dr.T.Chandrasekarayya
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Gender equality is a core development objective in its own right and also smart economics. Moreover, greater gender equality can enhance productivity, improve development outcomes for the next generation, and make institutions more representative. At present, declining sex ratio at birth is a silent emergency.
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363-373
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Clitic In Wewewa Language.
Karolina Barbara Fernandez
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The purpose of this study was to understand the forms, functions and meanings of clitic and lexical categories that can be attached by the clitic of Wewewalanguage. The approach used wasfunctional structureaiming at identifying direct elements that construct a sentence and assessing the verb as a central which determines the relationship of the verb to the noun in a structure.
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374-391
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Revenue Management A Strategic Lever Of Holistic Approach.
Iman Zrelli
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This article shows that Revenue Management is both a mechanical and technical approach. Revenue management is a holistic approach to human resource management. After a review of the literature, we were able to show the theoretical and practical interest of the Revenue Management logic.
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392-400
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Rural Nilgiris-A Potential Market For Health Insurance Companies.
Dr. C. Beulah Vijayarani And Mrs. S. Baby
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Today, life has become vulnerable to various risks. The one most important is facing a medical adversity. These medical adversities have a direct relationship with poverty. The below poverty line group constitutes the major population of the Nilgiris.
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401-406
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Comprehensive Village Development Plan For Kottaiyur Village Panchayat, Krishnagiri District, Tamilnadu.
C.Ajay Sharma
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Social or community mobilisation, situation analysis, problem and needs analysis, resource envelope are important stages of planning process. Based on the guidelines for preparation of Village Development Plan, this study has made an attempt and prepared a suggestive model plan for the socio-economic development he people in the study region.
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407-426
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The Model Of An Automatic Spelling Checker, Based On An Editorial Metric With Substitution.
Mirzamov Akmal Maxmudjanovich
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In this article, the task of automatic checking the spelling errors in Uzbek texts is modeled on the basis of the fuzzyset theory. In this, an editorial metric with substitution is used to increase the sensitivity of the algorithm to words. On the basis of the proposed model, automatic spelling of texts in solving the problem of error checking in the Uzbek language with high speed, with the use of sensitivity and soft computingis ensured.
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427-433
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Takaful An Innovation To Contemporary Insurance.
Syed Ahmed Salman,Rusni Hassan And Meraj Tahniyath
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Limits to human reasoning prevent the prediction of future events is the main factor forcing us to buy insurance. By nature, human beings prefer to be safe and secure. However, there are no guarantees for absolute safety and security.
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434-442
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Popularity Of Organized Modern Retail Formats Among Consumers- An Analytical Study On Modern Indoor Retailing And The Customer Perception With Special Reference To Kannur.
Subin M K
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Modern retailing has a long history, dating back to medieval traders and merchants. With average incomes rising, markets emerged at a steady pace, and so did the consumer's craving for consumer products.
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443-451
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Opinion Survey Of Students On Ensembles Worn By Teachers In Classroom.
Megha Bakshi And Dr. Rita Kant
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Teachers play a vital role in shaping up a student's life. A teacher is someone whom students look up to and get influenced by. The effectiveness of teachers can be determined by the kind of influence they have on a student. The purpose of this study is to determine the opinion of the students about the ensembles worn by teachers in classroom.
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452-465
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A Study On The Principles Of Corporate Governance With Special Reference To The 2010 SEC Code Of Best Practices In Ghana.
Dr. Edward Asumadu
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In 2010, Ghana, a member State of 16 countries in the west coast of Africa, in recognition of the significant role of good corporate governance, formulated an encyclopedic guidelines for effective corporate governance practices in the country.
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466-476
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A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES OF
CEMENT COMPANIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO SELECTED INDIAN CEMENT COMPANIES
A. SELVAKUMAR, Dr. S. MURUGESAN
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Cement Industry play very significant role in Indian economy. It facilitates the basic
infrastructure facility for the development of the country. The companies selected for
this study are taken on the basis of their current market share and according to the
availability of data. The financial year of this study is from April to March. The data for
the study is taken for five years i.e. 2014-15 to 2018-19. Ultratech Cements, Shree
Cements, Ramco Cements, Dalmia Bharat and Birla Corporation are selected for this
study.
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477-489
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Paper in Hindi
Maninder
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490-492
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Custodial Death / Torture in India: Need to Change the Law
Dr. Shobharam Sharma
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Asian Centre for Human Rights (ACHR) in its report, released on June 26, 2018 stated
that a total of 1,674 custodial deaths, including 1,530 deaths in judicial custody and
144 deaths in police custody, took place from 1 April 2017 to 28 February 2018.
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493-528
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Challenges and Impact of Globalization on Indian Economy
Dr. Naina Dubay,Dr. Imtiyaz Ahmad Lone and Nuzhat Parveen
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529-541
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Gandhi’s Strategy for Economic Development : An Empirical Study
Mainul Hoque Akanda
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542-546
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ROLE OF PANCHAYATI RAJ IN DEVELOPMENT:
A Study of Allahabad district, Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Ravi Prasad Srivastava
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India is predominantly an agrarian Country, majority of population (about 65
per cent) live in more than 5 lacs villages. Rural development is a sine qua non of
National Development,
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547-558
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विज्ञानवाद और वेदान्त की दृष्टि में दृश्य जगत्म जगत्
डॉ. सुमेर सिंह बैरवा
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575-582
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SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITY AND WOMEN’S HEALTH
Dr. Kalpana
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583-592
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