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Leadership Role In Developing Learning Community In Schools.
Jiban Khadka
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Developing learning community in a school is today's need for continual and sustainable development in education that has a far- reaching influencing strategy to bring desirable level of students' achievements. The purpose of this article is to analyze leadership role in developing learning community in schools based on a critical review of a research paper
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1-21
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An Analytical Study On Sino-Indian Trade Relations.
Dr. Ruchika Gahlot
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Bilateral trade between India and china, the world's two most populous countries, have expended substantially in recent years. They are the fastest growing economies in Asia as well as in the world scenario. Both economies are classified by international agencies as emerging markets with potential for rapid economy growth.
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22-36
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Improving Accounting At Water Consumers Association.
YuldashevaInoyat
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This scientific article is devoted to the research of water supply issues in the efficient implementation of agricultural reforms because the productivity of agricultural crops is directly related to the water supply utilized for irrigation of plants.In addition, the article justifies the significance of determining the cost of irrigation services for each cubic meter of water, the essence of accounting standards, as well as the opinions on accounting and its quality in water economic entities.
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37-46
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Rehabilitation, Resettlement And Its Aftermath On Malaipantaram Tribes With Special Reference To Kuriottumala Settlement,Kollam District, Kerala.
Manjusha.K.A
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The core idea of tribal development in Kerala is the speedy integration of tribes with mainstream society. Over the years several development programs have been adopted by state government to bring the speedy integration of these people into mainstream society.
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47-61
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The Role Of Political Parties In Sikkim's Democratic Transition.
Maheshwari Kharga
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The erstwhile Himalayan Kingdom of Sikkim was a feudal monarchy having feudal economic system and exploitativepolitico-administrative structures. Socio-economic disparity among the three major communities of Sikkim-Lepcha, Bhutia and Nepalese was evident in the system of landlordism, lease system, system of forced labour and their social status in the agrarian society.
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62-78
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Growth And Performance Of Manufacturing Units In Kerala.
Akhila Ibrahim K. K. And Dr. P. M. Habeeburahiman
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This paper examines the current scenario of manufacturing units in Kerala, with focusing mainly on measuring and analyzing the growth, productivity and some important ratios of industrial production in Kerala. The growth of manufacturing units were examined with the use of five variables; Number of factories, Invested capital, Net Value added, Profit and Gross capital formation.
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79-88
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Analysis Of Social Barriers To The Participation Of Youth In Community Development Activities.
Yustin Raymond
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This article analyzes how social barriers affect participation of youth in community development activities. These findings are based on the study at Hai district in Kilimanjaro in Tanzania in 2018. This paper analyzes the barriers using Hai district in Kilimanjaro Region-Tanzania as a case study. Sample size of 50 respondents was involved of whom 44 respondents were selected using simple random.
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89-100
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Instilling Best Practices For Combating Fake Information In Cyber Spaces: A Cyber Literacy Perspective.
SanthoshT And Dr Thiyagu K
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When information was scarce and not so readily accessible we find information in books, in newspapers, and on the news. But in the cyber age, everyone can find any information they need and the cyber space made this process more easier
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101-112
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Development Of Education In Jammu And Kashmir: A Principal Component Analysis.
Aabid Ahmad Koka and Suhail Mohidin Shiekh
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Education forms an important instrument of achieving sustainable development. The present paper was an attempt to study the development of education in Jammu and Kashmir for the year 2015-16. The study was based on secondary data. Seven indicators of education development were selected for every district and the Principle Component Analysis technique was used to construct the Educational Development Index.
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113-124
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The Impact Of Gma Policy And Naval Modernisation Towards Indonesian Maritime Security.
Muhamad Nazrul B. Basar Anf Noraini bt Zulkifli
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Indonesia is an archipelago country in the South East Asian with three main straits in the Sea Lines of Communications (SLOCs). Global Maritime Axis Policy (GMA) has being introduced plus naval modernization to enhance Indonesia Maritime security.
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125-138
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Non-Party Political Process- A Pathway Of Social Transformation: Jehanabad Experience.
Debarati Tarafder
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The growth of non-party political process who have been trying to educate, conscientise, and mobilized different marginalized section particularly the oppressed poor, is the most important development and striking feature of contemporary social reality in India since the 1960s.
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139-148
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Educational Thoughts Of Begum Rokeya And Her Contribution In The Upliftment Of Women Education In Bengal.
Arnab Kumar Roy
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19th century was the time of Renaissance in undivided Bengal under the British rule.It had begun with Raja Rammohan Roy and continued by the pragmatists like Vidyasagar,Keshab Chandra Sen and others.Reformation spirits not only affected the Hindu Bengali society but also affected Muslim Bengali society.
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149-156
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A Study Of Relationship Of Certain Variables On Academic Achievement Of Senior Secondary School Students.
Mohammad Imran Ali And Mohammad Faaz
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Academic achievement level of the students determines the career development in this present age of science and education. The school performances of the children are greatly affected by a number of factors at home and schools. The present study is a humble attempt to find out the relationship and contribution of different variables (Scientific Attitude, Socio-economic Status, School Environment and Parental Involvement) on the academic achievement of the Senior Secondary School Students.
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157-174
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Leadership Styles And Its Outcomeof Personnel In The Banking Sector.
T. Jayakrishnan And Dr. R. Venkatapathy
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The study was performed with anaim to investigate the effect of transformational leadership and Transformational leadership on leadership outcome of supervisory employees working in banking sector. The Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire (MLQ-5x)developed byAvolio and Bass (2004) was administered to collect the relevant data from 300 supervising level employees at banking sector in Kerala.
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175-189
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Analysing Item Difficulty Index Of Hslce Of Bosem, 2018.
Dr. W. Jyotirmoy Singh
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The contributor is the HSLC Head Examiner for History, Social Science of Board of Secondary Education Manipur (BOSEM) for the last eight years, and also Higher Level and Standard Level, Diploma Programme online examiner of International Baccalaureate Organisation Examination for the last three years.
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190-200
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India Towards Cashless Economy: An Analysis.
Dr. R. Uma Devi
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Digitalization is rapidly growing worldwide and has changed the business landscape. Markets are in a transition phase, from grocery stores, hyper markets to electronic markets and use of plastic cards, online shopping and electronic payments etc.
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201-212
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A Study On Co-Operative Banks With Special Reference To Himachal Pradesh STATE Cooperative Bank Ltd.
Nivedita
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Performance analysis of any banks is the key elements of a country's financial condition. Cooperative banks in India are playing various roles in both rural as well as urban areas. This paper explores the financial growth and performance of apex bank of Himachal Pradesh which is the largest co-operative bank in the state.
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213-226
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Assessment Of Environmental Awareness Among Secondary School Teachers In Tirunelveli District Of Tamilnadu.
C. Murugesan And Dr. D. Packialakshmi
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The study investigated secondary school teachers' environmental awareness in Tirunelveli district of Tamilnadu. Four hundred and fifty teachers were selected through the stratified random sampling technique from various secondary schools of Tirunelveli district of Tamilnadu.
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227-239
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Social Work In Education Of Children With Disability: A Study Of Hyderabad.
Syeda Saba Quadri And Mohd. Khalid
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School education is one of the basic amenities and right of every child for his/her growth and development. Disability pose hurdles in achieving this basic amenity, thus making a child vulnerable. School Social Workers offer unique perspective and knowledge to educators working with children, adolescents and their families to promote and support students' academic and social success (CASW, 1926).
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240-256
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Perspective Of Iranian Religious Leaders Towards Women.
Pooja Kotwal
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Religion has an undeniable importance in the political aspect of Iran. Thus, it becomes crucial to understand the role played by the clergy in a country which runs by the ideology of velayat-e faqih. This paper will see how the clergy have been divided on their stand towards women's participation in the public sphere.
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257-268
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Parents Role In Educating The Hindu Young Generation In The Globalization Era.
I Wayan Sukabawa
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Parents occupy a central role in educating generations. Today, the younger generation is very vulnerable to the various negative influences that have been raised by globalization. Through the role of parents, the younger generation is expected to be able to live in the globalization era without having to be trapped in it. They are expected to be wise in responding to any influences that exist.
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269-281
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The Implementation Of School-Based Management Onhindu Educational Institution Case Study At Junior High School Of Tourism Kertya Mataram.
Gusti Ngurah KetutPutera
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Descriptively, this study will try to discuss three problems, they are the reason why Junior High School of Tourism KertyaMataram implements school-based management, its supporting factors and inhibitors of school-based management, and the implications of school-based management of the quality of education in that institution.
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282-291
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A Study Of Adjustment Of Secondary School Students In Prakasam District.
Dr. D. Hassan And R.Sreenivasarao
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The term adjustment refers to a continual process by which a person varies his behavior to produce a more harmonious relationship between himself and the environment. The term adjustment in very strict sense denotes the results of equilibrium, which may be affected by either accommodation or adaptation.
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292-299
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Factors Influencing Customers Over Buying Fmcg: With Reference To Dharmapuri Town.
Dr. P.Mohanasundaram
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The fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) are one of the biggest sectors India. It consists of various consumable products like food products, household products; packed food and drinks, etc. the sector is playing an important role in giving employment opportunities. More than 30 lakhs people are directly engaged in the industry.
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300-305
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A Market Reaserch On Flower Market In Puttur Town Of Dakshina Kannada District:Problems And Prospects.
A.B. Chakreshwari
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Flower Industry is flourishing not only in India but also in the world . Floriculture means cultivation of flowering and commercial plants for direct sale or for use as raw materials in cosmetic and perfume industry and in the pharmaceutical sector for local and international market. This paper attempts to study the demand and retail marketing of cut flowers in Puttur town.
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306-316
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Between Work and Respect: Dilemmas of a Manual Scavenging Community in Kashmir.
Masroor
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Sheikh Community of Kashmir or Watals as they were earlier known as forms the scavenging community of Kashmir. Manual Scavenging is a caste- based occupation involving the removal of human excreta by bare hands. Previously, they cleaned dry toilets and sewage pits but with the building of modern toilets in place of dry toilets, their mode of work also changed.
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317-328
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Blemishes Of Governmental Institutional Management To Trample Water Pollution In Pakistan.
Zia Ul Badar,Huang Xisheng And Azra Jabeen
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The paper gives an overview of water pollution, which is a major issue of treating public health in Pakistan, as well as weak institutional mechanism for the management of water resources. Pressure of population, rapid urbanization, increasing industrialization and economic development are serious growing problems which Pakistan is facing in present era.
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329-352
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"Survey Of Literature On The Relationship Between Learners' Multiple Intelligences And Academic Achievement".
Dr. Md. Nijairul Islam
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The level of academic achievement of a child at any stage of education depends on the extent to which its natural potentialities are cultivated and developed. Individual differences are reflected in academic progress of students even though all students may be exposed to similar educational environment and facilities in schools.
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353-367
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Land Use/Land Cover Change Detection Using Remote Sensing And Geographic Information System.
D.K.Tripathi
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In the present study an attempt was made to analyse the spatial pattern of Land Use / Land Cover (LULC) and their changes using modern spatial technologies of Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographic Information System (GIS). A micro level geo-hydrological unit of Bajel watershed, Almora district, Uttarakhand was selected as an area of study.
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368-379
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A Study On The Likelihood Of Investing Money In Indian Equity Market By Indians Living In Singapore, Conducted At Singapore.
Udeep Singh Khurana, Dr.MurlidharPanga And Dr. Varun Sarda
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Foreign Direct investment plays a very important role in the development of the nation. Sometimes domestically available capital is inadequate for overall development of the country. Foreign capital is seen as a way of filling in gaps between domestic savings and investment. India can attract much larger foreign investments than it has done in the past.
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380-409
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Perspectives Of Values In Teacher Education.
Suman Kalyan Roy
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Value is what is desired, liked or preferred. Values refer to those things what men desire, like, prefer. Values pre-suppose conscious beings with likes, and prejudices. Value may be defined as a concept of standards. It may be cultural or merely personal, by which things are compared and approved or disapproved related to one another.
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410-419
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The Attitude Of Teachers Towards Integrated Learning In Secondary Schools In Prakasam District.
Dr. D. Hassan And S.Amaranath
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Education is one of the most important aspects of the human resource development. Every child should have the opportunity to achieve his or her academic potential. Research studies prove that the scholastic backwardness and poor school performance appear mostly in government schools.
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420-426
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Emerging Issues In Inter-Ethnic Reconciliation (Peace-Building) In The Lower Omo Basin, Ethiopia.
Kaleb Kassa Tadele And Abesha Shirko Lambebo
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This study explores the emerging issues in conflict management such as the essence of women and youth participation, the quest for descent representation and methodological shift from a conventional top-down to a more participatory. These developments are considered as positive but entangled with economic return and larger scales of political and development agendas.
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427-445
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The Growth Of Victim Compensation In India.
Dr. Samraggi Chakraborty
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The very object of criminal justice sytem is to punish the offender and to protect the society against crimes. Traditional criminal justice administration was bed rocked on the concept that the victims of crime gets justice when the criminal gets convicted and he is sentenced to imprisonment.
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446-453
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A Study Of Investors'Attitude Towardsstockmarket. Determinants Of Investment Intentions.
Vittal Bhat And Dr.D. V.Honagannavar
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The main operate of the securities marketis toalter interchange the sharesof public firms,that successively mirror the performance of the businesses whose share saretraded in the stock market.Here is providing you with a close securities market summary.Stock markets are as ignificant part of Associate in Nursing economy or the financial system of a rustic.
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454-471
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Probation An Arm In Rehabilitation Of Criminal.
Prof. Dr. Roma Mukherjee And Birendra Kumar Tiwari
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The probation is that preventive measure which seeks to save the offender from the evil effects of institutional incarceration and affords him an opportunity of reformation. Under the probation system of the offender against the penal law, instead of being punished by sentence.
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472-480
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Health In The Milieu Of Development And Communication.
Samarjit Kachari
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Development is a multifaceted term with no single definition. There are many development issues confronting the world and the UN Sustainable goals reflect the development concerns of the international community including those of the developing and poor countries.
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481-495
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Post -Modern Dilemma Of Turkey In Orhan Pamuk's The Black Book.
Faroze Ahmad Chopan
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Orhan Pamuk being a realistic writer enjoys writing about modern Turkish identity. Pamuk's novels are intertwined in post-modern mysterious conflicts. The novels of Pamuk have created an intense debate in the Muslim world because of the discussion on the clash of the civilisations.
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496-500
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Mentally Retarded Children & Their Educaton.
Prosun Dhar
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Mental retardation has been known for centuries and different terms have been used to explain it. Encyclopedia Britannica defines mental deficiency as "A state of subnormal evaluation of the human organism in consequence of which the individual affected is incapable of assuming the responsibilities expected of a socially adequate person, such as self-direction, self-support and social participation.
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501-508
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A Study On Preferred Stock Market Indices In India.
Dr P.N Harikumar And Remya.C.M
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Stock market plays a very important role in the economy. It ensures economic growth and development of a nation. Stock indices provide the pulse of stock market. Different stock indices of different stock markets are available to the investors to know the current scenario of the stock market that influence their investment decisions and trading behaviour.
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509-515
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America And Saudi Arabia; Relationship Between Global Hegemon And Regional Hegemon.
Sebin K Punnoose
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Middle East had been the point of attraction for all the super powers from time immemorial. As a source energy and other strategic needs, these powers had tried to directly control as well as maintain a partnership with the states. This is more pertinent after the discovery of oil. While analysing the United States - Saudi Arabia relations this point of reference to be kept in mind.
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516-526
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Effect Of Online And Offline Learning Resources In Relation To Study Habits Among The Undergraduate Learner Of Assam.
Miss Devita Boro, Research Scholar And Prof. P.K. Acharya
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The present study is a focus on how the types of learning resources have effected in the student's learning style of higher education and to what extent do the activities of those learning resources have benefitted to the students in their academic process.
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527-539
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Design Of Low Power Alu Using Finfets.
Susmita Mahan And Raghvendra Singh
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We are moving towards the era of minimization of transistor size, short channel
effects (SCE) are becoming major concern. Double gate FinFETs are emerging transistors, which
gives better SCEs performance compared to conventional Mosfet transistors.Adder and sub-tractors are basic component in computation.
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540-547
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Amendments Required To Be Taken Into Consideration When Calculating Gross Domestic Product (On The Basis Of System Of National Accounts - 2008).
Gayibnazarov Bakhodir Karimovich
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This article is devoted to the system of national accounts (SNA) and peculiarities of its amendments required to be taken into consideration. On the basis of the research results the authors have developed relevant conclusions.
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548-558
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Quranic Emphasis On Equality And Rights Of Muslim Women.
Arijhan Mazumder
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Islam must be considered as a paradigm that cannot be split and whose teaching cannot be analyzed in isolation. All the teachings and beliefs are written out in the Quran, which is a holy book of Islam.
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559-572
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A Study On Mental Health And Social Intelligence Among Higher Secondary School Students.
M.Sreedhar And D.Elumalai
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The present study was aimed to unveil the relationship between the mental health and the emotional social intelligence among higher secondary school students. A sample of 300 students was drawn adopting simple random sampling technique from higher secondary schools of Vellore district of Tamilnadu.
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573-584
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A Quantitative Analysis Of Tourists' Preference Of Media Platforms And Their Motivation In Ecotourism Participation: A Case Study Of Sikkim.
Amit Kumar And Prof. (Dr.) Girija Shanker Sharma
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This study was a part of a research work with primary intention to explore the relation among the demographic profile of tourists, their preference of media platforms to receive the ecotourism related promotion and their primary motivation to participate in ecotourism.
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585-598
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Patent In India : Past To Present.
Dr. Puneet Bafna
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From a long time, people have the art of creating things on their own. They have this talent of making a new creation or a new innovation. But their work used to get stolen by others. They were unable to do anything regarding this matter.
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599-607
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Juvenile Delinquency And Legal Aid.
Dr. Ashu Maharshi Vyas
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Children are the foundation on which the dynamic and vibrant future of a nation is built. So we can say they are the greatest asset of a nation. One can easily mould the delicate mind of a child and inclined him towards criminal activities. Juvenile delinquency is the participation by a minor child, usually between the ages of 10 and 17, in illegal behaviour or activities. The problem of juvenile delinquency is not new.
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608-615
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Coverage Of Demonetization In Indian Dailies:A Content Analysis.
Dr.J.MadhuBabu and N. Nageswara Rao
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This study investigates the impact of demonetization on public life through news coverage. The study adopted a content analysis research method. The top two English newspapers i.e., The Times of India and The Hindu. The other two newspapers were taken from Telugu i.e., Eenadu and Sakshi were selected for data collection.
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616-633
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Multicultural Voices In Environmental Education: Relevance And Importance.
Dr. Valerie Dkhar
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Anthropogenic activities have immensely impacted the state of our environment and have contributed to its use, miss-use and over-use. Hence, it is of utmost importance that environmental education is imparted and awareness generated in civil society so as to curb over-exploitation of natural resources and limit environment degradation.
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634-639
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Reading Comprehension Of Seventh Gradersin English: Effect Of Reciprocal Teaching.
Dr. Kalpana Thakur And Jagdeep Kumar
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The present study was conducted toinvestigate the effectiveness of reciprocal teaching on English reading comprehension of seventh graders who are low achievers in English. A total of (N=100) low achievers in English were identified and the sample was divided into two groups.
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640-657
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Emotional Maturity And Academic Achievement: A Correlational Study.
Anjali Dave
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Various changes in life of an adoloescent lead to emotional conflicts, leading to its expression or suppression. Appropriate outbreak of the adolescent's feelings and emotions is crucial at this stage in life. The person who is able to keep a lid on his emotions is thought to be emotionally mature.
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658-664
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Indian Security Perspectives From Terrorism And Triangular Relation Of Pakistan, Afghanistan And Balochistan.
Rahul Kumar
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India's diplomatic manoeuvring with respect to Afghanistan and Pakistan in the backdrop of terrorism which has umbilical cords connected need to be cut down drastically. Balochistan as troubled province of Pakistan is problematic for region is instrumental in growth of insurgency and terrorism of this pocket.
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665-677
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Spatial And Temporal Analysis Of Crime Against Women In Nanded City.
Dr. Parag A. Khadke, Miss. Kalpana R. Kamble And Mr.Raju U Kharat
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Present paper focus on the crime against women in Nanded city.Crimeagainst women has currently become a big issue and it can't be ignored anymore becausewomen are part of our country and they represent half the population of our country. There is a different kind of crime against women and women can be victims of this crime at any place like home, public place and workplace.
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678-692
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India's Foreign Policy: Strategy, Though And Practice.
Mumtaz Ahmad Shah
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India is a multicultural civilizational state with a tradition and practice linked to various lineages and histories. The people across the regions share certain cultural values and belongingness, yet the political unity of Indian subcontinent has remained a challenge. On different epochs of history, Delhi centric empire has unified the region.
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693-705
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A Study To Assess The Level Of Knowledge Regarding The Prevention Of Child Abuse Among Mothers In Selected Rural Areas Of Haryana.
Mrs. Swapna M K
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Child sexual abuse in India, though widespread, is difficult to document because it is shrouded in secrecy. Fear of social stigma, an unwillingness to implicate family members, and other factors discourage families from exposing abuse. This study to assess the level of knowledge regarding the prevention of child abuse among mothers in selected rural areas of Haryana.
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706-712
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Micro-Level Morphological Anaysis Of Khoyai Region (Part) In Birbhum District Of West Bengal.
Bappa Bhoumick And Dr. Jayanta Gour
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Birbhum district has a great importance for his geomorphic feature i.e. "Khoyai" region which is a unique lateritic landscape and is also an important tourist spot in West Bengal. Geomorphologically it is very much affected by natural denudation processes. Hence, this landscape is very much affected by rill and gully erosion since long time.
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713-724
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Ways Of Improving Management Of Credit Portfolio At Commercial Banks.
J.K. Majidov
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Loans of commercial banks are considered to be an important source of funding the costs of technical and technological re-equipment of the real sector of the economy. In this regard the article outlines the problems related to the improvement of the credit portfolio management of commercial banks of the Republic of Uzbekistan and provides scientific proposals and practical recommendations developed by the author.
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725-736
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Trends And Peculiarities Of Structural Changes In The Economy Of Uzbekistan.
Mansur Mamanazarov
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: Thisscientific article is devoted to the basic directions of the structural changes occurred in the economy of Uzbekistan in the period of modernization. In addition, the article analyzes the issues related to the diversification of production and technical re-equipment. In reliance on the research results.
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737-757
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Rural Development And Panchayat Raj In India.
Shujat Akhter Rafiqi
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The main objective of rural development is to remove poverty and fill the widened gap between the urban and rural people in terms of basic facilities. The government has been trying to uplift rural communities in terms of political and socio-economic conditions and says: said, 'Rural poverty alleviation has been the primary concern in the economic planning and devel¬opment process of the country
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758-767
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Review And Analysis Of Existing Document Management System In Indian Electronic Industries For Designing A New Model.
Mohit Banerjee And Dr. Subarna Kumar Das
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Generally Document Management System (DMS) is a computer based programming system through which any company or organization can store, indexed and retrieve documents or information securely as and when required. In Electronic Industries millions of documents are generating through different channels within the individual organizations.
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768-790
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"In The World System, Unequal Cultivation Of News On International Media Landscape": A Content Analysis Of International News On Google News.
Mr. Bansi Lal
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'In the world system, Unequal cultivation of news on International media landscape': A content analysis of International news on Google news is a study which is related to the coverage of news by the global news media. According to the NWICO, all the nations should be treated as equal on the international news platforms.
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791-800
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Influencing Factors On The Entrepreneurial Intention With Reference To Women In Chennai City.
Sheena Das And Dr. A. Marcus
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Entrepreneurial intention has become a strategy against unemployment, and a significant tool towards development. Understanding the factors that influence entrepreneurial intention among women is the primary and critical step towards predicting and developing entrepreneurial activities.
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801-809
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A Comparative Analysis Of Methodology Of Plato & Aristotle.
Dr.Neha Bhartiya
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In his various ethical, political and metaphysical problems Plato has adopted the dialecting method as a consequence he cast each one of his work in the form of a dialogue in which Socrates was the principal speaker and set fort his views.
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810-814
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A Study on Performance of CSR with Reference to Steel Authority of India.
Dr B.Renuka
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The Public and Private Sector undertakings play a key role in generating employment, earning profits and also in improving the national income. Government of India, after making thorough observations, decided that these undertakings have to spend something to the needy so that a balanced economic growth can achieve.
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815-821
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Study Of Artificial Neural Networks For Broadband Antenna Based On A Parametric Frequency Model.
Rajeev Kumar Sharma
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In this paper neural network (ANN) is proposed to predict the input impedance of a broadband antenna as a function of its geometric parameters.
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822-829
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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (HRD) – AN ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION IN INDIAN BANKS OF INDIA
Dr.N.Thyagaraju
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Banking being an important segment of the tertiary sector occupies a pivotal place in the organized sector of the Indian money market. It has been playing significant role in the achievement of economic development .It has been acting as both the repository of community‟s savings and purveyor of credit for economic activity.
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830-842
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STUDY OF MENTAL HEALTH OF ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO THEIR SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Seema Chandna
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Present study was undertaken to find out the relationship of mental health and social intelligence of adolescents. The study was conducted on 160 adolescents fromRohtak district of Haryana state.
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843-852
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Poonam Nag
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853-859
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Perceived Service Quality in Higher Education: A Comparative Study of Public and Private Universities
Dr. Harpreet Singh
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The neo-liberal philosophy adopted in India in 1991, led to decrease in the role of government and increase the role of profit-pursuing private players in every sector including higher education.
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860-875
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STABILITY OF STRATIFIED COMPRESSIBLE SHEAR FLOW
Dr. Manju Bala
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In this paper we have studied the effect of a magnetic field on linear stability of stratified horizontal flows of an inviscid compressible fluid by the generalized progressing wave expansion method.
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876-886
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TEACHING STRATEGIES IN MATHEMATICS FOR CLASS XITH AND XIITH STUDENTS OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OPEN SCHOOLING IN TERMS OF ACHIEVEMENTS BY TAKING PRE-TEST ACHIEVEMENT SCORE AS CO-VARIATE
*Ram Ranjan Patra, Dr. Alok Sharma, Dr. Hemant Khandai
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This paper is based on experimental research work with “Teaching Strategies In Mathematics For Class XIth And XIIth Students Of National Institute Of Open Schooling In Terms Of Achievements By Taking Pre-Test Achievement Score As Co-Variate” .
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INDIAN HINDUISM: A STUDY ON ITS PHILOSOPHY AND PERSPECTIVE OF OTHER RELIGIONS.
SANTUSHTI THAPAR Abstract:
In its long history, Hinduism has never launched an apocalyptic war of religion or tried to impose one correct answer on all of life. Also, Proud is that India's pluralism is paradoxically sustained by the fact that the overwhelming majority of Indians are Hindus, because Hinduism has taught them to live amidst a variety of other identities. Download full Length Paper...... | 897-906 |
An Analytical Study of the Role of Statistical Techniques in the Consumer Buying Process: An Empirical Study
Patel Snehkumar Narendrabhai
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The objective of this article is to analyze different types of decision making and use statistical models to predict consumer behavior in different situations and areas of application. We have examined and classified several case studies on consumer decision making and we have classified them thematically, as well as the underlying quantitative techniques to assess their relevance. We wanted to formulate a model based on real-time data and then the comparison data used in the model, analyze and interpret scientifically.
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907-920
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Mahinder Kaur
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921-924
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A Study of the School Environment Contributing the Achievement of the Students of Private and Government Higher Secondary Schools
Daniel Butler Manorath
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The present study School Environment and Academic Achievement of higher secondary students was probed to find the relationship between School Environment and Academic Achievement of students in higher secondary schools. Data for the study were collected using self-made School Environment Scale. The investigator used stratified random sampling technique for selecting the sample. The sample consists of 80 students of class 11th studying government and private school of Damoh City. For analyzing data‘t’ test technique was used. Finding shows there was no significant relationship between School Environment and Academic Achievement of higher secondary school students.
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925-931
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Study of Indian Agricultural Crisis and Its Impact of Farmer’s Plights: Causes and Consequences
DR. PRAKASH G. PATEL
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Agricultural sector is the main income for the rural people in India. It plays a significant role in their life. In India, small and marginal farmers account for 70%, according to the 2011 census of the Government of India. These small and marginal farmers took credit from banks and private money lenders. The non-repayment of credit led to an agricultural crisis and farmers' .suicide. This .study focused on the reasons that caused such a disaster. The study rests on a review of the literature which was extracted from journals, reports, and newspapers from 2004 to 2019. The review identified the following reasons for the agricultural crisis and farmer's .suicides- poverty, indebtedness, crop failures, distress, lack of awareness on new technologies, inadequate debt, marketing of produce, the high interest of non-institutional credit, and depletion of water levels. The article concluded noting that -the government had to shift its focus from industries to agriculture and shift its agricultural policies from short-term to long- term ones.
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Border trade at Pangsau pass and its relation with the Tangsas of two Nations
Dr.Amorjit Saikia
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Trade is a natural economic activity it is the transaction of goods/ products or exchange of things for the purpose of earning and meeting needs. Trade is a flow of commodities from products to consumers. The commodities can flow between persons, human groups, and countries. The exchange of things can take place in kind or cash. If such exchange of goods is done on the international boundary line or in the vicinity of it by the people living there it is known as border trade.Goods produced in small scale in places nearer to border area will get a market nearby across the border. In many interior villages, horticultural crops do not find a market nearby.
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945-953
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A review of status of the maternal component of Maternal, Infant and young child nutrition in India
ABHA KUMARI
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Improving maternal nutrition will have an important and significant impact on the first 1000 days of a child‟s life. Macronutrient as well as Micronutrient Deficiencies are found across all age group but pregnant women and their children form the most vulnerable. The effects of nutritional deficiencies are numerous and the most profound impact are seen in and through mothers because of maternal mortalities and morbidities associated with micronutrient deficiencies and the “intergenerational or multigenerational effects”. The objective of the study was to review the maternal health status against the Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition indicators of WHO.
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954-956
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Sushma
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957-961
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A study of job satisfaction and adjustment among school teachers
Amit Kumar
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The research was conducted to study the adjustment and job satisfaction among school teachers. For this purpose total 200 teachers (100 from primary and 100 from secondary) were taken as a research sample. The relevant data were collected with the help of adjustment scale of M. Shamshad & K. Jehan and Job satisfaction scale of Saxena. The collected data were analyzed with t-test method. The findings revealed that : (i) The female teachers would have better adjustment than those of male teachers., (ii) There would be significant difference between adjusted and non adjusted teachers interm of their job satisfaction. (iii) The adjustment would be significantly differed between primary teachers and secondary teachers. (iv) There would be significant difference between primary teachers and secondary teachers interm of their job satisfaction.
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Agricultural Land Use Characteristics in Gaya District
GAURAV KUMAR
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Land use as a comparatively new branch of economic geography is intimately associated with demand for a particular use of the land. Land use study involves principles and techniques. Further it includes controlling factors, classification, capability measurement, resource appraisal conservation, land reforms and planning of land use etc. All these have been explained with reference to Muzaffarpur district. Gaya district centrally located in the southern genetic plain has been geographically suited for the agricultural practices and it has laid the cultivation of varieties of food grain, pulses, vegetables commercial crops etc. This has led the growth of the population high and the density of the population is also high. The whole study has been divided into nine chapters.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Pushpa Rani
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980-986
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Working Condition of Migrant Agriculture Labour in Punjab
Dr. Kiran Kumari, Sukhvir Singh
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The aim of the present research is to explore the nature of work and working condition of migrant agriculture labour. The study is based on both the primary survey as well as past literature. A researcher has gone through various magazines, journals, articles research papers, published and unpublished reports, and books related to migrations, agriculture labourers, and labourers laws etc. For the purpose of primary data, interview method was used. Migrant agriculture labourers were interviewed from the 5 villages of Shri Machiwara sahib Block of Ludhiana District to have deep insight into their working conditions. The findings throw light on the fact that working conditions of migrant agriculture labours are not completely satisfactory.
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Dr R K Thakur, Mohammad Nisar
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1013-1019
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A DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF DAKSHIN DINAJPUR DISTRICT: A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
Sajiya Nourin
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Demography, a scientific study of population, exposes the size, structure, growth and distribution population of a specific nation or state nation or state or region. The study of demography constitutes the social, economic and cultural aspects of a population and shows their effects on them. In course of time, the demographic profile of a developing or developed nation like India, America, etc changes and its effect on population is found. This paper based on demographic profile of Dakshin Dinajpur District will show how the percentage of the population distribution, density, growth, sex rate, religious composition, type of workers, literacy rate and so on are varied and differentiated of this district. The paper presents how the demographic profile of Dakshin Dinajpur district is and how it is enhanced in respect of decadal growth rate is its objectives as per census 2011.
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PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIIP IN HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN RAJASTHAN
Dr. Laxmi Parewa
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The concept of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) has emerged as a viable option for infrastructure development especially in the context of developing countries. PPPs are emerging as an innovative policy tool for remedying the lack of enthusiasm in traditional public service delivery. They represent a claim on public resources that needs to be understood and assessed. They are often complex transactions, needing a clear specification of the services to be provided and an understanding of the way risks are allocated between the public and private sector. In the context of developing countries, the recent increase in PPPs has been attributed to several reasons such as the desire to improve the performance of the public sector by employing innovative operation and maintenance methods; reducing and stabilizing costs of providing services; reinforcing competition; and reducing government budgetary constraints by accessing private capital for infrastructure investments. Private sector involvement in the delivery of public services is not a new concept; PPPs have been used for over three decades, predating the contracting out initiatives of 1970s in the USA. Initially focussing on economic infrastructure, PPPs have evolved to include the procurement of social infrastructure assets and associated non-core services. In Asia, countries like China, Malaysia and Thailand started some projects with private participation in mid 1980s in one sector or so, but later on in the 1990s most of the countries in the region involved private sector in the provision of one or more of the infrastructure facilities. This chapter sheds light on the PPP concept and the rationale for increasing use of PPP projects in developing countries. It also discusses the evolution of PPP at the international level as well as in Asia and India. Finally, this chapter discusses the current status of PPP projects in India at the central and state level as well as in various sectors
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USES OF ICT TO GET COMPETENCY IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Ravindrakumar Mohanbhai Patel
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This activity provides training in the application of pedagogical principles in teaching languages with technology and promotes the effective use of ICT tools and open resources in support of quality language teaching and learning. The key reference tool is the “ECML inventory of ICT tools and open educational resources”. The activity initiates local and regional clusters of multipliers promoting the use of ICT tools and open educational resources.
Language education is an area where open-access resources, online courses, virtual classrooms and social networks based on information and communication technology (ICT) are being increasingly used to give learners access to information, promote interaction and communication, and enhance digital literacy skills. However, the rapid development of tools and resources presents both opportunities and challenges. In order to maximize the potential of ICT in language teaching, it is crucial that it is used in a pedagogically sound way that corresponds to the individual needs of the learners. It is also important that the use of ICT is introduced and supported in a sustainable way and in a range of pedagogical approaches that promote lifelong learning
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Paper in Hindi
Surender Kumar
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1037-1043
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Anita Goyal
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1044-1049
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GROWTH AND AGENCY WISED INEQUALITY OF ISSUING OF KISAN CREDIT CARD (K.C.C.) IN INDIA
Somjit , Dr. Sanjay Kumar
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Agriculture has got important role in Indian economy. The growth of Indian economy depends upon the growth and performance of agricultural and allied sector as it accounts for about 55 percent employment of total labour force of the country even through the contribution of agriculture sector to our GDP is about 17.7 percent of year 2017-2018.
However, the importance of this sector cannot be under estimated for performance of Indian economy. Thus, there is a need to sustain the growth of agriculture sector. Many efforts have been made by the Indian government. One of these is to provide adequate credit to the agriculture sector to fulfill the need of farmer and his farm for required input of farm. In the earlier credit delivery system, there was no provision of feed and machines for live stock maintained by the farmer. Repairs and maintenance of farm equipments and machinery which is an unforeseen expenditure that many be arise in his day to day was not treated well.
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Women Rights under Labour Laws
Suresh Kumar
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Women are illustrious from all other industrial workers by distinct attitudes and actions of the current society including employers, male workers and women workers.This paper has been discussed through heading like introduction, types of labour laws including international and national and conclusion
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Administration under Begums with special reference to Princely State of Bhopal
Dr.Prasanta Kumar Mandal
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The history of Bhopal is the history of the rule of women. There were no four female rulers
anywhere in the world. They are so progressive and so secular. The history of Bhopal is 240 years
old, out of which 107 years it was ruled by women. Women ruled the most in any state of India, in
Riyasat-e-Bhopal, and after Britain's Victorian rule, it became the world's longest-running one-man
rule run by the Begums here. Bhopal, a princely state of the Nawabs, enjoys a place which is not
held by any other state or princely state in the world except the United Kingdom. Bhopal was the
second state or princely state in the world where four women ruled. These women Nawabs held the
power of the princely state of Bhopal for 107 years.
The princely state of Bhopal was founded in 1708 by Sardar Dost Mohammad Khan. Gohar Begum
Qudsia of the historian Syed AkhtarHussain assumed power in Bhopal from 1819 to 1837. She was
the first woman Begum of Bhopal. After this, three women Nawabs took over the reins of Bhopal
from 1844 to 1926. In Bhopal, the construction of mosques and most other buildings was done
during the construction of the dam on the pond. Those were the 107 years of the 240-year-old history
of Bhopal when the Begums ruled here. Over the years, the princely state received four consecutive
Begums, who not only decorated the city with their architecture but also protected the princely state
with the help of their intellects; the first ruler of those Begums was Kudesia Begum. It was he who
built the Qudsia Mosque.
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An Overview of Challenges faced by Women HoS in Delhi Government Schools and proposed
solutions
Vandana Panwar
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The present paper is an attempt to explore the challenges, faced by the female Head of schools, who
are always challenged to create the climate, structure and practices for academic success and
personality development of all the students of their school, and the possible solutions of the
imposing challenges. As principals they struggle within their institutions to communicate the
need and commitment to improve the quality of administration and execution of policies.
With their experience, hard work and innovative mind, the glaring disasters could be changed
to gleaming opportunities. The tasks assigned to them would be easy if these major
leadership challenges being a female are addressed. It is observed that multitude of
institutions headed by female HoS have taken a flip turn from a low performing to exemplary
status because of innovative art of handling challenges and providing practical solutions.
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Usha Kumavat
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1077-1083
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LAW OF MARRIAGE IN MUSLIM PERSONAL LAW
Badre Alam Khan
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Marriage is a legal union of a man and a woman as husband and wife. It is a contract
according to the form prescribed by law by which a man and woman capable of entering in to
such contract mutually engage with each other to live their whole lives in state of union.
In Arabic marriage is known as Nikah, which literally means joining together. In the
Holy Qur’an it has been described as hisn that is a fort , which means that it affords social ,
physical and moral protection to the couple joined together in wed lock, from the evil forces
and carnal desires. The word also signifies the act, or formal proceeding by which persons are
wed locked with each other. Islam attaches great sanctity to marriage. The purpose of marriage
is the establishment of a happy home the spouses are enjoined to guard their chastity and be
considerate and loving.1
It is necessary for the continuance of generation as it provides the
means of procreation of children which is the source of survival of human race Almighty Allah
says- "And marry such of you As are solitary And the pious Of yourselves And maid servants.
If they be poor Allah will enrich them Of His bounty. Allah is of ample means, aware."2 He
further revealed, ''And if ye fear that Ye will not deal fairly By the Orphans, Marry of the
women, Who seem good to you."3
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ACADEMIC STRESS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CBSE AND HPBSE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
DR. SHER SINGH
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There are multiple factors which influence stress among high students However, the
causes and effect of stress on the performance of students has remained relatively unexplored.
Considering that stress can either negatively or positively influence academic achievement, the aim of
this study is to compare the level of stress among the high school students taking education in two
different boards.
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Emotional Maturity And Subjective Well-Being of Institutional And Day Boarding
Adolescent- A Study
RUCHI CHAUHAN
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Emotions plays important role in person’s life which involves physiological and behavior of
person. Emotional maturity means person’s ability to control his or her emotions can express
it in socially acceptable manner. In the same way subjective wellbeing also plays important
role throughout of life, but in this study, research found comparisons of emotional maturity
and subjective wellbeing in adolescent student.This study was conducted on 200 school
students (100-day boarding ,100 institutional) of different schools of Delhi to study the
emotional maturity and subjective well-beingamong Adolescents. Student subjective well-being
scale (SSWB) and emotional maturity scale were used. The technique of the T-test
wasemployed. The study has found a significant difference of emotional maturity and
subjective wellbeing of adolescents. There is a significant difference of emotional maturity and
subjective well-being among male and female students.
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Reading Positions: Gender and Class portrayed in different Art Forms
Dr. Varsha Gupta
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The focus of this paper is to illuminate the relationship between language and social structure
rather than just highlighting gender. Language is not „neutral‟ as it does not reflect equality for
the simple reason that the different social groups that constitute our society have not been
treated equally. Language is one of the forms of covet politics used by the power structures
that govern the society. Politics is manifested in different forms in society. Strategies are
framed and strengthened to perpetuate the ideologies of the power structures. Language is used
as a main tool for the perpetuation of any ideology. Language reflects society and is used by
the groups of people that enjoy the privileges of power to legitimize their own value system by
labeling others „inferior‟. According to Frank, language reflects and transmits the culture of
the society on the one hand and serves as a powerful weapon with which a dominant group
maintains their value system and hierarchy on the „other‟. Saussure views linguistic
phenomenon as a dynamic and rotational system of oppositional difference. Structuralism puts
forth a theory that linguistic signs are arbitrary and rotational.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr Sitaram Solanki
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1129-1134
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Paper in Hindi
Dr Geeta Sharma
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1135-1143
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THE SETTLEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE OF STRIKE THROUGH
ARBITRATION IN INDIA
PRAHALAD,
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Arbitration is the most traditional form of private dispute resolution. Like conciliation,
arbitration involves a third- party intervention in a conflict resolution process. However, in
arbitration, the third-party intervenes with the agreement of the parties and with the power to
make a decision. Because of the power to make a decision, arbitration may be classified with
litigation as an adjudicatory process. Arbitration differs from litigation, however, in that it may
take place outside the court system and may not be subject to courtroom procedures such as
rules of evidence or appeal. Arbitration is the also the method to settle the industrial dispute
like strike. Strike is the powerful weapon in hand of employees for the fulfill of their demand.
section 10A of the Industrial dispute Act 1947 provide that where any industrial dispute exist
or is apprehended the employer and workman may, at any time before the dispute is referred to
a labor court, industrial tribunal or a national tribunal, refer the dispute to arbitration buy
mutual agreement.
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1144-1156
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Paper in Hindi
Dharam Singh
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1157-1117
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Paper in Sanskrit
Dr Jai Parkash Sahu
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1164-1170
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Dr Anil Kumar
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1171-1175
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Arya
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1177-1183
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Dr Mohammad EnteKhabhAalam
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1184-1188
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Ghanshyam Dube
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1189-1197
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Teacher Education - Issues And Problems in Teaching
Dr. Parmanand Tripathi
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Education has a very significant role in developing an individual to the level of perfection by
drawing out the best citizen from him, best Indian from him. Education is a lifelong process and
without the help of a teacher it will be incomplete. Teacher preparation has been a subject of
discussion at all levels, from the government, ministries, regulatory bodies, schools, to teachers
themselves. No nation develops beyond the quality of its education system, which is highly
dependent on the quality of its teachers. Some problems are plaguing the system of teacher
education so the teachers should be given the most appropriate tools during and after their
training, including content knowledge and skills as well as teaching methodology to be able to do
their work professionally. This full length paper highlighted the major problems and some
suggestions to resolves these problems of teacher education, these suggestions will be helpful to
educationist, Policy Makers, universities and colleges to improve the quality and standard of
teacher education.
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Religions, Democracy And Governance:
Spaces for tiieMarginalised in Contemporary India
Dr. Saket Kumar
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The constitutional framework that structures the relationships between religion and politics in
India reveals how the democratic and liberal concern for equal treatment and liberty for all
has been pursued, along with a deep commitment to recognizing and protecting religious and
cultural diversity. This paper emphasises the distinctiveness of the Indian conception of
secularism. Experience of the working of Indian democracy over the last six decades reveals
that competitive electoral politics compels parties to woo people from different communities.
Even when a religious community has an organized religious political party that claims to
speak on its behalf, not all sections of the community align themselves with that party. Other
axes of identity, such as caste, divide religious communities. The spaces opened by democratic
politics and the dynamics it creates need, therefore, to be factored into any discussion of
religion and politics. Relationships between religion, politics and governance are further
examined through case studies from the states of Punjab and Maharashtra of political
mobilizations by marginalized groups within three religious communities: Hindus, Muslims
and Sikhs.
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1205-1215
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Mukesh Kumar Paswan
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1216-1221
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THE ROLE OF INDUSTRIALIASATION ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF BIHAR
Sanjay Kumar Singh
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Bihar a land locked state is one of the poorest and least developed states of India. It is
characterized by low per capita income, large-scale unemployment and under-employment and
very high incident of poverty. Poverty in Bihar is not only acute but it is a chronic malady
more so after the division of the state in 2000. The Undivided Bihar was quite rich in natural
resources as there existed unlimited minerals and forest resources, sources of power etc. This
only clearly indicates that the 'Bihar Economy then presented a paradox of poverty in the midst
of plenty.' Though the situation has undergone a basic change after division in 2000, still it has
a good prospect as present Bihar possesses very rich and fertile land resources along with
ample water resources sufficient for agricultural purposes.
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UTILISATION AND PROBABILITIES OF HYDAL POWER IN
BIHAR :A CASE STUDY
Dr. Subodh kumar Nirala
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The Bihar Hydroelectric Power Corporation has been in the vanguard of Bihar’s efforts to
deploy hydropower in the State. However, to achieve this in a topography characterized by
plain land, the company had to innovate by using the existing canal network in regions on
both sides of the Ganga. It would be no exaggeration to state that this strategy has been quite
successful. Indeed efforts of the BHPC have led to a quarter of the State’s small hydro
potential being exploited and this figure is expected to jump even higher in the near future.
With over as many as 22 projects in operation and 17 projects under construction, BHPC can
pride itself on being one of the largest developers of renewable energy in India. The company
has however not rested on its laurels in the small hydro domain and has now set its sights on
redressing the thermal-hydro imbalance in the state in a ‘bigger?way. BHPC has now
embarked on an ambitious expansion programme that seeks to set up large pumped storage
projects in the Kaimur region of Bihar with a total capacity of 2570 MW and run of the river
projects in the potential rich Kosi Basin. Indeed Bihar’s first large hydro project - the 125 MW
Dagmara HEP on the Kosiriver is well on its way. This project besides yielding energy
benefits will also serve to prevent the devastating floods that are a tragic but recurrent feature
of North Bihar. It will also facilitate the construction of a further 17 smaller but significant
projects downstream to Dagmara. The Kosi sphere of activities reiterates BHPC’s larger
commitment of generating sustainable businesses that yield direct benefits to the poor and the
environment. Indeed the company can pride itself on its environmental sensitivity epitomized
by conservation efforts in the vicinity of its numerous projects.Work has also advanced on the
450 MW Indrapuri Project which besides generating power would also act as an irrigation
dam. With over 3000 MW worth projects on the anvil, clearly exciting times are ahead for
BHPC and Bihar. In fact this has been attested to by numerous foreign functionaries who are
very bullish on the prospects of hydropower development in Bihar.
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Paper in Hindi
Mohan Lal
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1238-1243
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