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Date: 2015-11-04
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SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KASHMIR VALLEY (J&K)
Amina Bano Quari & Shabir Ahmad Bhat
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 687 - 697
The present study examined the social intelligence and academic achievement of secondary
school students in Kashmir Valley (J&K). The sample for the present study was consisted of 200
secondary school students (100 male and 100 female). The sample for the study was selected
randomly from different secondary schools of different schools of Kashmir Valley. Social
Intelligence Scale developed by N.K Chadda and Ganesan (SIS) was used to measure the social
intelligence of the sample subjects. Findings of the study revealed that there is no significant
difference between the two groups on dimensions of patience; confidence; and sensitivity. It was
also found that academic achievement the two groups’ viz. male and female college students
differ significantly.
Keywords: social intelligence, academic achievement, male, female, secondary school students.
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HEALTH SEEKING BEHAVIOUR AMONG TRIBAL GUJJAR WOMEN OF JAMMU
Neeru Sharma & Ambika Sharma
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 695 - 704
The present study was undertaken with the objectives – 1)To assess the level of health
seeking behaviour of tribal Gujjar women of Jammu province. 2)To assess the level of
health seeking behaviour of tribal Gujjar women in context of developmental stages of life i.e
during Young Adulthood, Middle Adulthood and Late Adulthood. 3)To study the relationship
of Women’s Health Seeking Behaviour with their present age, age at menarche, age at
marriage, age at first pregnancy, age at last pregnancy and number of children. The sample
comprises of 600 women of Jammu selected through multistage sampling technique from the
tribal areas of Jammu province. Health Seeking Behaviour Checklist (HSBC) was used to
collect the data which was subjected to statistical analysis. The analysis of Health Seeking
Behaviour Checklist (HSBC) shows that most of the respondents show low level of health
seeking. Women in young adulthood pay more attention toward their health as compared to
during middle and late adulthood.
Key Words : Health Seeking Behaviour, self-esteem, Gujjar women.
INTERNET USAGE AMONG SENIOR SECONDARY STUDENTS IN RELATION TO ALIENATION
Indira Dhull & Ms. Sangeeta
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 705 - 712
In the present study, the investigators attempt to find out the significant difference, if any,
between the high and low alienated students. For this purpose 400 senior secondary students of
Haryana were taken as a sample using multistage random sampling. ‘Alienation Scale’ by R.V.
Patil was used to see the level of alienation among students. Amount of time spent on the Internet
during a week was self reported by the respondents. The findings of the study revealed that
internet usage among senior secondary students is independent of alienation.
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THE KOHLBERG- GILLIGAN CONTROVERSY AND THE GITA
Poonam dhull
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 713 - 720
Since long people have come to accept two types of moral orientations: Kohlberg’s ‘justice’
orientation based on fairness and reciprocity and Gilligan’s ‘care’ orientation marked by
relatedness, responsiveness to others and their needs. The ‘care’ perspective symbolises what
the Gita designates as nishkama karma - spontaneously reaching out to people to help them
which has the highest moral worth for it does not involve even duty consciousness. Kantian
categorical imperative actions done for the sake of duty and not merely in accordance with
duty may contain the element of self – consciousness or ego involvement. But in nishkama
karma actions are done completely for the sake of duty without any consciousness of it and
nothing in return is ever thought of. Here the distinction between Kantian – Kohlbergian and
that of Gilligan ceases to be and the three merge with the nishkama karma of the Gita which
is the consummation of moral duty of man.
ACADEMIC RESILIENCE: AN ANTIDOTE TO ACADEMIC STRESS
Khan Tanveer Habeeb
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 721 - 733
Resilience is not a trait that people either have or do not have. It involves behaviors, thoughts
and actions that can be learned and developed in anyone. A common misapprehension is that
resilient people are free from negative emotions or thoughts, remaining optimistic in most or all
situations. To the contrary, resilient individuals have, through passage of time,
developed coping techniques that allow them to effectively and relatively easily navigate around
or through crises .The present article deals with the concept and characteristics of resilience, the
need of academic resilience, suggestions and means for developing academic resilience in the
students which will prove to effective in dealing with academic stress encountered by the
students.
Keywords: Resilience, Academic Resilience and Academic stress.
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A STUDY OF KUSUMAGAAJ’S POEM KOLAMBUSCHE GRAVGEET” AS A DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE
Raut Sunil Raosaheb
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 734 - 739
Kusumagraj is the greatest poet in Marathi literature who wrote the poem. Kolambasche
Garvgeet in the book titled Vishakha in 1942. This small poem describes the life and work of the
greatest sailor Kolumbus who undertook the voyage to discover the new land. The journey
wasnot safe and he had to face many difficulties enroute. Kusumagraj’s poem is translated
intoEnglish by Vilas Solunke. This translated version of the poem is the finest specimen of
versetranslation. The S L i.e. Source Language text depicts the personality of Kolumbus as a
sailor.The present paper focuses mainly on the content analysis of this poem. The poem is a
monologue.
Key words : Kusumagraj :- A wellknown Marathi poet, receipient of Janpeeth Award.
Kolumbusche Gavravgeet :- The famous poem by Kusumagraj included in his
book Vishakha.
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ROLE OF CASH CROP IN EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN RURAL AREA
Bharat V. Patil
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 740 - 747
Betel vine crop is known as a commercial cash crop. The role of betel vine cultivators is felt
much important in cultivation and marketing of betel vine leaves. Number of factors inspired
and attracted the farmers to grow betel vine with interest. The cultivation of betel vine required
a scientific and special skill and knowledge. Every activity of betel vine cultivation held its own
importance. Plantation training, disease management, maintenance of humidity in the betel vine
garden, proper water management, harvesting and lowering is the main practices of betel vine
cultivation. For these practices, skilled hands and mind were felt essential. Betel vine
cultivators acquired this skill and knowledge by experiments and experience. Betel vine
cultivators became perfect practitioners to collect returns. The researcher studied the socioeconomic
states of betel vine cultivators. In the world, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka were the
major countries to cultivate betel vine leaves. Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines etc.
were also noted for the cultivation of betel vine leaves. In Pakistan, large scale production of
betel vine leaves is not possible and therefore Pakistan imported from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
India and Thailand about 5000 tones of betel leaves worth of Rs. 20 cores (Doosani 1989). The
cultivation of betel vine leaves in Sri Lanka had a history of 2000 years. It is cultivated in the
western region of Jafana, Kegaile and Gampha. Sri Lanka exported to Pakistan worth of 3000
tons per year. Betel leaves production is one of the important commercial cash crop of India,
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, etc. In India, approximately
50000 hectares were under cultivation. The crop is grown on commercial basis in MaharashtraKarnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala, Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh,
Key Words: Betel vine, Betel Leaves, Dag
Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and Tripura.
Key Words: Betel vine, Betel Leaves, Dag
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ISSUES AND CHALLENGES FACED BY THE FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRY OF UTTARAKHAND
Neeraj Aggarwal1 , Ph.D. , Manoj Semwal
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 748 - 758
Dining out is no longer only a special occasion event. As restaurant food becomes staple in
time crunched consumers life. India is one of the world’s largest producers as well as
consumer of food. Changing food consumption pattern of India’s population is expected to
increase to US $230 by 2015.Thanks to a population of more than one billion people.
This paper investigates the operating issues in food service industry and challenges in
current and future landscape of food sector in Uttarakhand. Based on in depth interviews
with managers and employees of food sector ,the study identifies the operating issues of food
service sector, future challenges to be faced by the restaurant operators to stay competitive
and to provide better services to the guest in the present geographical conditions.
Keywords: Challenges, Issues, Restaurant and Food Outlet, services
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PERSONAL FACTORS AS PREDICTORS OF TEACHERS’ EFFECTIVENESS
Nayyar Jabeen
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 759 - 765
This study investigated the impact of gender, marital status and teaching experience on
teaching effectiveness of school teachers. Data were collected on 600 school teachers of
Aligarh district of Uttar Pradesh, India. A 2×2×3 factorial ANOVA revealed that marital
status and years of teaching experience had a significant effect on teaching effectiveness of
school teachers. Mean comparisons showed that teacher effectiveness of unmarried teachers
was higher than their respective married counterparts. Post hoc comparisons revealed that
teaching effectiveness increases with the increase in years of teaching experience and is
much higher for teachers having high teaching experience. The significant interaction effect
between marital status and teaching experience indicated that the teacher effectiveness
scores of married and unmarried teachers were dependent on the levels of their years of
teaching experience. However male and female teachers do not differ in terms of effective
teaching.
Keywords: Personal factors, teaching, effectiveness.
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EFFECT OF ISOKINETIC EXERCISES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HAMSTRING STRENGTH OF SOCCER PLAYERS
Priya Baghel & Vivek Pandey
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 766 - 769
The purpose of the study was to see the effect isokinetic exercises for the development of
hamstring strength of soccer players. The subjects selected for the study was 5 male football
players with age ranged between 10-16 years from football academy of L.N.I.P.E. Gwalior. The
subjects underwent six weeks of isokinetic knee flexion strength training program on isokinetic
trainer humac norm cybex machine. To determine the Effect of Isokinetic Exercises for the
Development of Hamstring Strength of Soccer Players Paired-‘t’ test was used. All analyses
were performed by SPSS version 20. The Paired Samples Statistics-‘t’ test estimated differences
between the Pre and post test results. The paired t-value found significant in relation to Forced
Vital Capacity and Respiratory Rate as the calculated t values were -5.28, --3.11 respectively,
which was more than the tabulated value of t-value which is 2.262 and paired t-value found
insignificant in relation to Peak Expiratory Flow (-1.60 ) which was less than the tabulated value
of t. Results revealed that Isokinetic strength training programs is effective and the physiological
parameters were found significantly superior in FVC and RR post testing as compared to the
pretest.
Key words: Physiological Variables, football Player, Isokinetic Training.
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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE IN PRIVATE SECTOR AND PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS
Inderpal Singh & Shaveta Arora
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 770 - 782
Quality of work life is a generic phrase that covers a person\'s feelings about every dimension, of
work including economic rewards and benefits, security, working conditions, organizational and
interpersonal relationships and. its intrinsic meaning in a person\'s life. It is a process by which
an organization attempts to unleash the creative potential of its personnel by involving them in
decisions affecting their work lives. A distinguishing characteristic of the process is that its goals
are not simply extrinsic focusing on the improvement of productivity and efficiency; they are also
intrinsic, regarding what the workers see as self-fulfilling and self-enhancing ends in themselves.
During 1979, the American Society of Training and Development created a \'Task Force\' -on the
quality of working life, which defined the concept of quality of working life (QWL) as follows:
"QWL is a process of work organizations which enables its members at all levels to participate
actively and efficiently in shaping the organization’s environment, methods and outcomes." A
proactive human resource department finds ways to empower employees so that they draw on
their “brains and wits,” usually by getting the employees more involved in the decision-making
process. Today banking industry is gaining highest position in the world as the economic growth
of any country depends upon the Banking system There is set of factors, with influence the QWL
and motivate or demotivate the employees. In our study we focus on satisfaction of public andprivate sector bank employees and comparison of quality of working life in public and private
Key Words:- QWL, Organization, Job Satisfaction
sector banks. We analyze our study by using chi-square and t-test.
Key Words:- QWL, Organization, Job Satisfaction
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE AND INTELLECTUAL ABILITY AMONG RURAL ADOLESCENTS OF UNAKOTI DISTRICT OF TRIPURA, NORTH-EAST INDIA
Md. Jashim Uddin, Sima Begam, Samir Kumar Nag & Samir Kumar Sil
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 783 - 798
Intellectual ability (IA) of adolescent is affected by head circumference (HC) achieved during
childhood and socio-economic status (SES) of the parents. The present correspondence is an
attempt to assess HC and SES of adolescents of Unakoti District of Tripura state to correlate
them with their IA. A cross section of 508 respondents (257 boys and 251 girls) of 10-15 years
was selected through purposive random sampling procedure. The SES was investigated by
following Kuppaswamy’s SES scale upgrading for 2007 with some modifications. The HCs of the
subjects were measured in centimeter and IA was assessed by using the Standard Progressive
Matrices (SPM) developed by Raven in 1938. Results revealed that there are significant
differences among boys and girls of low and middle SES on the measure of their HC and IA.
Moreover, the IQ score of both boys and girls was significantly correlated with their age, SESand HC(r=0.42, p<0.01, r=0.2, p< 0.05 and r=0.23, p<0.05 respectively). So it may be
Intellectual Ability (IA)
hypothesized that children of the high SES and optimum HC exposed to more favorable
conditions that favour the expression of their genetic potential resulting higher IA.
Key Words: Socio-economic Status (SES), Rural Adolescents, Head Circumference (HC),
Intellectual Ability (IA)
ADMINISTRATIVE DISCRETION AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN INDIAN PROSPECTIVE; ACHIEVEMENTS & CHALLENGES
Rajesh Kumar
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 799 - 808
Administrative discretion is need and inclusive growth is the purpose. It must be the slogan and
aim of every country. Administrative discretion can become curse for the country if it transform
in arbitrariness. Administrative discretion is useless if it unsuccessful to get the inclusive growth.
Mostly countries had adopted the concept of welfare state. To fulfill this purpose administration
had required for some discretion. Administrative discretion is a means to get the aim of welfare
state. India also had adopted the welfare concept. So the power of administrative discretion had
also conferred for administrative officers. Administrative discretion was given to get the
inclusive growth. I want to say through my paper that administrative discretion and inclusive
growth both are going to parallel in India. There are many problems in sits way e.i. corruption,
misbehavior, negligence and arbitrariness. Professor Dicey thought that administrative
discretion is against Equality, and it becomes the cause of arbitrariness, discrimination and
unjust so the purpose of inclusive growth may be fail.
Key Words- Arbitrariness, Discretion, Welfare, Ministerial Action, Rule of Law.
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A STUDY ON OPINION OF STUDENTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MIDDAY MEAL PROGRAMME IN TELANGANA STATE
Ramdas banoth
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 809 - 818
The purpose behind the MDMS was to enhance enrolment , retent io n and
part icipat ion of chi ldren in primary schools, simul taneously improving their
nutri t ional status. The MDMS was revised and universal ized in September 2004
and central assistance was provided at the rate of Re. 1.00 per chi ld per school
day for convert i n g f o o d g r a i n s i n t o h o t co o k ed me a l s f o r c h i l d r e n i n cl a s s e s ’ I –
V in government , local body, and government aided schools. Mid Day Meal
Programme has i ts ef fect on progress of funct ioning of schools and learning of
students. Many states have implemented the programme wi th enthusiasm and
wi th many innovat ions. The adopt ion of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) as a
Nat ional Pol icy, has contributed to this. Also, a number of Sel f Help Groups
( SHG) a n d o t h er w ome n ’ s g r o u p s a r e a ct i ve a n d s e v er a l N GOs a r e wi l l i n g t o
part icipate. The media is, at present , highl ight ing the need for strengthening
such programmes. In consonance wi th the Nat ional Pol icy, MDM encourages
social interact ion between di f ferent communi t ies and thus contributes to social
equi ty.
KeyWords: mid-daymeals,SarvaShikshaAbhiyan,primaryeducat ion
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BRAIN-BASED LEARNING AND ITS IMPLICATION IN TEACHING
Shubhangi L Godse
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 819 - 826
The brain based learning is a new concept in teaching and learning process. Teaching while
considering the capacity and functions of brain enhances the learning and achievement of
students. There are so many researches done on brain structure and functions of its parts.This
leads to the use of brainbased programs in teaching and its application from primary level to
graduate level. In today’s teaching many teachers have been employing brain based learning
strategies in their classrooms.Teachers are using information from the neuroscience of the brain
and how brain learns to guide their teaching strategies. The brain based education has been
proved more effective for all students and many researches done in foreign countries and proved
the effectiveness of the knowledge that how the brain works? This paper discussed the working of
brain and the brain based principles to be considered while teaching. The main teaching
strategies are orchestrated immersion, relaxed alertness, active processing it means learning
environment should be interesting, fear free,connecting information to prior learning, activities
in pair or group, praising, playing favoritemusic etc. All these strategies should be used in
teaching. The teacher educators must know the theory behind brain based learning so that they
can use this in guiding the student teachers and preparing their lesson plans.
Keywords: Brain based learning, orchestrated immersion, relaxed alertness, active processing.
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A STUDY TO EVALUATE ICT PRACTICES IMPLEMENTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE IN DEGREE COLLEGES AFFILIATED TO UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
Rahul Mhabde
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 827 - 830
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POLITICAL ECONOMY OF TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT IN GOA
Mr. Vijay M. Gawas
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 837 - 854
It is keen interesting to know the kind of initiative steps that has taken by the state
Government to lead the developmental programmes, and Empowerment of Scheduled
Tribes the Gawda, Kunbi and velip Communities in Goa. The State tribal development
policies, Strategies, Programmers are the political Manifestos during all election of
the political parties which forms the Government. It is out of this Strategies that the
parties the making of Government boast of access to basic amenities, and financial
and a rapid expansion in rural infrastructure development in the tribal area.
However, what the political party promises during the entire election period and the
propaganda that follows for the entire election year are conveniently and deliberately
forgotten once they form the Government. Though certain constitutional safeguards
Which are provided for upliftment of Scheduled tribe there is in fact no Significant
Economic, Social and Political awareness required for the fulfillment and
achievement of lofty objective that are enshrined in the various provisions of
constitution and the situations in the tiny vibrant state like even Goa is not exception
to it. The Present condition of the Scheduled Tribes in Goa is such that their various
developmental policies, Strategies, Programmes are not percolated in tribal
dominated areas during the successive five year plans and therefore, it has also had
adverse impact on their socio-economic mobility. Therefore, the Scheduled Tribes
remain abysmally backward and socially excluded, still living in harsh environments.Politically, the Scheduled Tribes community is the most voiceless in this state. Their
Keyword: Tribe Profile, Land Policy, Tribal Livelihood, Tribal Economy.
unsecured livelihood position in terms of lack of legal entitlements of the resources
they use, both agricultural & Non-agricultural produce push them into deep economic
vulnerability. This paper therefore, discusses the implications of the new Act’s and
Protection of livelihood of the tribal communities and further attempts to address the
issue which will enquire whether such act will finally lead to the inclusion of these
people into the National mainstream.
Keyword: Tribe Profile, Land Policy, Tribal Livelihood, Tribal Economy.
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CONCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND STATE: AMBEDKAR’S PERSPECTIVE
Mr. Vijay M. Gawas
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 855 - 865
The present Paper has main goal of the study is to analyze and evaluate the ideas of
B.R.Ambedkar, was a Chief architect of Indian constitution and a great political
philosopher, who laid down the foundations of a truly democratic in secular country.
Analyzing the idea of democracy of Ambedkar in details, it can be found out that
Ambedkar had unshakeable faith in democracy. Regarding Indian democracy, in his
conception of exploitation less society, democracy has an extra-ordinary role which he
defined as ‘one person, one vote\'; and \'one vote, one value\'. Democracy means
empowerment of any person for participating in the process of decision-making relating
to her/him, democracy means liberty, equality and fraternity - Ambedkar\'s definition of
democracy had such a tone. This paper gives closer and analytical insight into the
thoughts of Ambedkar and provides an answer to the question of whether we, the
Indian, achieve religious tolerance, human equality and freedom, true democracy,
gender respect in the society, justice and peace in the light of political philosophy of
Ambedkar whose memory will ever guide the nation on the path of justice, liberty and
equality.
Keyword: Democracy, Social, Economical, political, Inequality, Morality,
Revolutionary, Equality
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON JOB SATISFACTION OF HIGH AND LOW QUALIFIED REHBAR-E-TALEEM TEACHERS OF DISTRICT BANDIPORA
Manzoor Ahmad Rather & Shagufta Majeed
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 866 - 877
The present study was conducted to study the job satisfaction of high and low qualified
Rehbari Taleem (ReT) teachers of district Bandipura. The sample of the study comprised of
40 high qualified and 40 low qualified ReT- teachers selected from Hajin, Sumbal and
Bandipora zones of district Bandipora on the basis of purposive sampling. Meera Dixit’s Job
satisfaction Scale (1986) was used to collect the data and‘t’ test was employed for the
analysis of data. The investigators found a significant difference between high and low
qualified on intrinsic aspect of job, physical facilities, institutional plans and policies,
satisfaction with authorities, rapport with students and relationship with co-workers. No
significant difference was found on factors; salary, promotional avenues and service
conditions, and satisfaction with social welfare and family status.
Key words: job satisfaction, high qualified teacher, low-qualified teacher
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OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING; PROMOTING GENDER LACUNA: A PERSPECTIVE
Omprakash H.M.& Geetha R.M.
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 878 - 890
Education is the key which opens the door of life, develops humanity and promotes national
development. Education can be an effective tool for women’s empowerment. It enables women to
acquire new knowledge and technology required for improving and developing their tasks in all
fields. Therefore, at least one Functional Literacy Center should be opened in each Gram
Panchayat area with a view to make all and rural farm women functionally literate and adult
education necessary.
A woman should have the right of free choice, the state of life, equal access to education and
training. They can work in all areas of life, preferably in accordance with their talents. They can
perform all the functions and hold a variety, including primates, position irrespective of their
cultures. The unrelenting dilemma of girl children in India who grow up without receiving the
most basic education has attracted increased civic attention. This crisis is severe in rural areas
that keep larger extent of girls in India out of school. Amartya Sen argues that “the changing
agency of women is one of the major mediators of economic and social change. National
arguably is an important today in the political economy of development as adequate recognition
of political, economic and social participation and leadership of women”. The United NationsMillennium declarations emphasize the need for promoting gender equality, empowerment of
Key Words: Open Distance Learning, Gender Gap, Lacuna and Perspective.
women a guaranteeing and basic education for everyone. In this instance, the place of open and
distance learning methodologies in providing mass functional literacy skills becomes inevitable.
Key Words: Open Distance Learning, Gender Gap, Lacuna and Perspective.
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RELATIONSHIP OF MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH PARENTAL VARIABLES
Pooja Arora
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 891 - 898
In the present investigation an attempt has been made to reveal the role of parents in affecting the achievement of students in trigonometry. Three variables connected with parents viz. SocioEconomic status of Parents, Education of Parents and Maternal Employment were taken up to study the effect on student achievement. The sample of study consisted of 500 (250 boys and 250 girls) of tenth class students drawn from government and private schools of Amritsar district. The results of the study revealed that there was significant difference in the attainment of concepts in trigonometry between high Socio-economic status group and low Socio-economic status group, also a positive relationship between maternal employment and attainment of students was found on the other hand attainment in trigonometry was found to be independent of level of education of parents.
A FOCUS ON TRAGEDIC CONDITIONS OF GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTES IN JHARKHAND
Anupam Raj, Ganesh Prasad & S.B. Mishra
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 999 - 1008
Polytechnic institutions have played an important role in the field of technical education. Polytechnics have produced great engineers who rose to eminence due to their diligence and deep commitment to the profession. Polytechnic in India have been conducting 3 years diploma courses in various districts. [1] These are badly suffering as the department of technical education has failed to provide staff or even manage part time lecturers whose emolument is very uncertain. This problem is being faced in all other polytechnics in state of Jharkhand. This study has been carried out to assess the existing status of polytechnic in Jharkhand. It is focusing mainly on the shortage of staff, lecturers and facilities in most of the polytechnic institutes of Jharkhand. A suitable framework and its program of action will further enhance employment oriented flagship program of skill development of India/Jharkhand. Keywords: Polytechnic Education, AICTE Norms, Quality
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EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ICT ENHANCED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON JOB PERFORMANCE AND JOB SATISFACTION OF SCHOOL TEACHERS: AN EXPERIMENT WITH WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
Vasundhara Padmanabhan
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 908 - 920
The present paper records the initial efforts to understand the context of the study and is a part of the major research project: Promoting Institutional Effectiveness: Development and Evaluation of an Instructional Leadership Training Program for the Leaders of Higher Education: sponsored by UGC
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MAHAKAVI KALIDAS KE RAGHUVANSH MAHAKAVYA ME VARNIT SHAISHIK VICHARON KA ADHYAYAN
VANDANA SONY
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 921 - 925
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A REVIEW ON FLORA FOR ANTI-DIABETIC PLANTS FROM NORTH MAHARASHTRA
Madhukar B. Patil
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1026 - 1036
Diabetes Mellitus (Madhumeh) is a common metabolic disorder. It is a fact that diabetes can’t be cured; and it has never been reported that someone recovered totally from diabetes. Allopathic medicinal system is expensive, provides only symptomatic relief, fails to revert the body to its normal state and after a long term therapy, includes several side effects. Therefore, the management of diabetes is still a major challenge. Thus, a large number of herbs have been successfully tested in the laboratory and confirm that they have blood sugar lowering activity. North Maharashtra covers Dhule, Jalgaon, Nandurbar, and Nashik district. It is inhibited by various tribes and villagers. They have a good knowledge of the medicinal uses of their local flora. In this paper 62 medicinal plants used by the tribal people of Nandurbar, which are used as ant diabetic plants, have been described. Key words: Diabetes, North Maharashtra, Ethnobotany, and Tribes.
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EDUCATION OF TEACHER EDUCATORS REGARDING THE INFUSED CURRICULUM’- A SUGGESTED FRAMEWORK
Sanjeev Sonawane & Lalita Vartak
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1036 - 1053
The present study focuses on understanding the perspectives of the teacher educators regarding the infused curriculum. The purpose is to study their awareness and their potential needs with regard to the infused curriculum. The work also tries to suggest a framework for the education of the teacher educators regarding the infused curriculum based on the identified needs. The suggestions are given about the Designing of the Education Programme and the Implementation of the Education Programme. These suggestions regarding the designing and implementation of the programme are based on the principles of curriculum construction, principles of learning and the components of the integrated curriculum and are allied mainly on the infusion of the three models of Teacher education namely the Applied Science Model, the Craft Model and the Reflective Model. Key words: - Teacher educators, Infused curriculum, Needs analysis, Framework for education of teacher educators.
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A CORRELATIVE STUDY OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND INTERPERSONAL SKILL OF STUDENTS
Chandan Shingte
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1054 - 1061
The research was conducted to study the correlation between academic achievement and interpersonal skill. Interpersonal skill is one of the skills of basic ten life skills. Research method is correlation method. Data collection tool is inventory. Data collection is done by filling interpersonal skill inventory which was distributed among 50 students of class 5.The grades of the fifty students of summative assessment 1 are considered for academic achievement. Grades are converted in to average marks of a particular grade. The Pearson product moment is a statistical tool used for finding correlation between academic achievement and interpersonal skill. The result shows that there is no correlation between academic achievement and interpersonal skill.
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ANALYTICAL STUDY OF AGRICULTURAL SOIL OF PURANDAR TALUKA (DISTRICT PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA). WITH RESPECT TO STATUS OF SOME MICRONUTRIENTS
P.B. Jagtap
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1062 - 1068
A study to assess the micronutrient status of agricultural soils of Purander taluka of Pune district was conducted. A total of five sampling stationsS1, S2, S3, S4 and S5 were considered, soil samples from farmer’s field were collected and analyzed for DTPA extractable micronutrient status. Content of micronutrient was in order of Mn> Cu> Fe> Zn. The DTPA- Mn, Fe, Cu and Zn in soils varied from 7.83 to 1.08, 4.0 to 0.55, 1.2 to 0.43 and 3.80 to 0.88 ppm. Among the micronutrients the deficiency of Fe and Zn are of major concern and soils require application of Zn and Fe fertilizers to maximize the crop yield. Deficiency is however likely to develop with continuous cropping and poor fertilizer management. Key words: Agriculture Soil, Micronutrients, Atomic absorption spectrophotometer.
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ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FERTILITY STATUS OF THE AGRICULTURE SOILS OF NAIGAON (TAL. HAVELI. DIST. PUNE. )(M.S.)WITH RESPECT TO MAJOR NUTRIENTS AVAILABILITY
Jagtap P B
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1069 - 1077
Nitrogen (N) Phosphorous (P) and potassium (K) are the most essential elements required by crop plants for the growth and yield. The availability of N P K in the agricultural soil as studied before the rabbi and Kharif season of crops. Soil from four sampling stations of Naigaon of Pune district shown Very high percent availability of Phosphorous more than 35.01 kg/ha and Potassium more than 301 kg/ha and moderate availability of Nitrogen is moderately available in the range 281-420 kg/ha. Keyword: Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, fertility.
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A STUDY OF PRISONERS’ EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, LIFE SKILL AND VALUES
Nivedita Deshmukh & Mrs. Menka Mishra
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1078 - 1080
Prisoners are captured in post traumatic stress from their past events. They have generally hard, angry composure and delinquent attitudes. They have very reactive behaviours. They have frustration and lack of concentration. The session conducted in Taloja jail in Raigadh district empowered the prisoner\'s view on the perspective of life. They have been given a simple and effective method of relaxation through our emotional development and life skill clubbed with value education. Keywords: Prisoners, Emotional, Life, Skill, Values, Programme
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CYBER CRIME AND CYBER TERRORISM ARE CONCERNS FOR EVERY SECTOR
Veena Devi Trivedi
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1081 - 1087
Cyber Crime is the use of Internet attacks in criminal activities, including acts of deliberate, large-scale disruption of computer networks, especially computers of personal use attached to the Internet, by the means of tools such as computer viruses. Cyber terrorism is a dual meaning term. Some authors choose a very narrow definition, relating to terrorist activities, by known terrorist organizations, of disruption attacks against information systems for the primary purpose of creating alarm and panic. By this narrow definition, it is difficult to identify any instances of cyber terrorism.Cyber terrorism can also be understood as the intentional use of computer, networks, and public internet to cause destruction and harm for personal objectives. Objectives may be political or ideological since this can be seen as a form of terrorism. There is much concern from government, public and media sources about potential damages that could be caused by cyber terrorism, and this has prompted official responses from government agencies. Several minor incidents of cyber terrorism have been documented. Key Words: Issues, Cyber, Crime, Terrorism
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ATTENUATION COEFFICIENT OF CANE SUGAR OF MILK SAMPLES USING GAMMA SOURCE
L.M. Chaudhari
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1088 - 1092
Attenuation coefficient is very important parameter in forensic science, industry, agriculture, defence etc. The attenuation coefficient of milk samples with cane sugar using different concentration at gamma ray energy 122 keV studied. The results are good agreement and valid absorption law. Key words: Gamma source, Cane sugar, milk, gamma ray spectrometer, NaI detector.
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ATTENUATION COEFFICIENT OF GLUCOSE SOLUTION USING GAMMA SOURCE
L.M. Chaudhari
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1093 - 1099
The linear and mass attenuation coefficient plays an important role in a agriculture, industry, science & technology, basic quality, medicines and forensics etc. The attenuation coefficient of glucose solution with different concentration by using different gamma ray energy studied. The results are in the graphical form and it valid the gamma absorption law. Key words: Gamma source, Cane sugar , milk, gamma ray spectrometer, NaI detector.
PERFORMANCE ON BUFFETS IN SELECT HOTEL’S RESTAURANTS IN KOLHAPUR
Sujay Madhukar Khadilkar
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1100 - 1125
It has been observed during the field research that there could be lacunae in the buffets provided by the hotel and in guest expectations. This research work is an attempt to determine and to bridge the gap between the guests’ expectations and limitations on the organizations, and still to ensure profitability in hotels and also maintaining higher guest satisfaction levels. In this competitive market a guest has innumerable choices to choose from a la cart menu cards to elaborate buffets. Restaurants must provide buffet options in lieu with recent trends as well as guest expectations. Once the restaurant understands the guest needs, the management can focus in meeting those expectation Each guest has different expectations about buffet services, thus it is important to know their impressions and help management overcome the gap between guest expectation and performance. The results of this research work shows that chefs, Food and Beverage Managers and Guests perceptions are concurrent at few points and differ on some. Chef’s point of view suggests that guests are more quantity conscious and also more emphasis is to be given on appetizers and beverages served along with the meal. New products offered on the buffet would attract more and more guests. From Food and Beverage Manager’s point of view guests are very cost conscious and expect a complete meal experience which include various other factors such as family area, multiple options in food selection and even some entertainment. From guest’s point of view buffet should be much more than food-it should be an entire meal experience. Good taste, food maintained at right temperature, a warm and welcoming staff and a decent ambience are few of the important aspects.
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM : AN OVERVIEW
Arpit Khurana
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1334 - 1342
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The aim of the present study is find out the perception about the Human Resource Management System. There are certain notions about a career in HRM which include entry into such a career is relatively more difficult. It is low paying compared to other fields like Marketing/Finance/IT; the career growth is slow and the opportunity to get break is less; there is not much prestige associated with this career. The present study, which is based on these aspects, aims to finds whether, there is any difference among the concerned with respect to gather and job experience. The study also tries to finds out whether there is a difference of perception between concerned persons who are willing to opt for a HRM career and those who are not.
Keywords: Human Resource Management, Marketing, Finance, IT, job experience, Risk Management.
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MEASURE PERFORMANCE OFTERTIUS AND SEQUENTIAL PATTERNS FOR SOFTWARE BUG
Dhyan Chandra Yadav
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1143 - 1148
Software bug is a major problem in project development process. Association rule presents relationship between attributes and also calculate the intensity of relationship between attributes.In this paper we compare between tertius and sequence patterns performance for bug detection and also describe better performance for rules and number of hypotheses consideration.
Keywords— Association Algorithms: Tertius , Generalized Sequential Patterns and Weka Tool.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ACADEMIC STAFF IN HIGHER EDUCATION: IMPACT OF ORIENTATION PROGRAMMES
Sanjeev A. Sonawane & Sachin Sadashiv Surve
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1149 - 1157
The present paper emphasizes on the impact of the orientation programmes conducted by UGC-Human Resource Development Centres (Academic Staff Colleges) on professional development of the Academic Staff in higher education. The study focuses on finding out whether the orientation programmes have been successful in helping teachers in improving their professional skills and makes them a better teacher.
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BALANCING ACCEPTABLE COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOUR AND LAW OF DISPARAGEMENT IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS
Aditi Sharma
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1158 - 1166
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STAGE LIGHTS: AN EXPRESSION
Deepak S. Garud
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1167 - 1172
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F. Birren, Light, Color and Environment. Schi?er Publishing, 1988. A. Durak, “E?ect of arti?cial lighting on perception of interior spaces,” Interior Architecture & Environmental Design 501 Graduate Studio - Commentary Bibliography Series , www.art.bilkent.edu.tr/iaed/cb/Odemis.html, January 1997. D. K. Tiller, “Towards a deeper understanding of psychological e?ects of lighting,” Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Society, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 59–65, 1990. F. Birren, Light, Color and Environment. Schi?er Publishing, 1988. Dr. J.V.Panpatil – An expression language of stage light.- A Dissertation Submitted for the Master of Dramatics, Dept of Dramatics, Dr. B.A.M.University 1995.
F. Birren, Light, Color and Environment. Schi?er Publishing, 1988. A. Durak, “E?ect of arti?cial lighting on perception of interior spaces,” Interior Architecture & Environmental Design 501 Graduate Studio - Commentary Bibliography Series , www.art.bilkent.edu.tr/iaed/cb/Odemis.html, January 1997. D. K. Tiller, “Towards a deeper understanding of psychological e?ects of lighting,” Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Society, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 59–65, 1990. F. Birren, Light, Color and Environment. Schi?er Publishing, 1988. Dr. J.V.Panpatil – An expression language of stage light.- A Dissertation Submitted for the Master of Dramatics, Dept of Dramatics, Dr. B.A.M.University 1995.
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ASSESSMENT OF ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF MANGROVE PLANT AVICENNIA OFFICINALIS L. FROM MAHARASHTRA COAST
Rakesh L. Pawar
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1173 - 1178
The objective of present study is to investigate the antibacterial activities of n-hexane, ethyl acetate and methanolextracts of the leaves of AvicenniaofficinalisL.(A. officinalis) against six human pathogenic microbes.The antibacterialactivity was evaluated using disc diffusion and microdilutionmethods. The antibacterialactivities of the crude extracts were increased withincreasing the concentration. It is clear that n-hexane extract was the most effective extract.Additionally, Gram positive Bacillus cereus (B. cereus)appear to be the most sensitive strainwhile Pseudomonas aeruginosa (P. aeruginosa). The inhibition of bacterial growth atconcentration as low as 0.04 mg/mL indicated the potent antibacterial activity of A. officinalisextracts. This concludes that the obtained results are considered sufficient for further study to isolatethe compounds responsible for the antibacterialactivity and suggesting the possibility of finding potentantibacterial agents from A. officinalisextracts.
Keywords: Mangoves, Avicenniaofficinalis L, antibacterial activity
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Fonkwo PN. Pricing infectious disease: the economic and healthimplications of infectious diseases. EMBO reports 2008; 9: 13-17. Creager ANH. Adaptation or selection? Old issues and new stakes in the postwar debates over bacterial drug resistance. Stud HistPhil Biol Biomed Sci2007; 38: 159-190. Jacoby TS, Kuchenbecker RS, Dos Santos RP, Magedanz L,Guzatto P, Moreira LB. Impact of hospital-wide infection rate,invasive procedures use and antimicrobial consumption onbacterial resistance inside an intensive care unit. J Hos Infect2010; 75: 23-27. Sasidharan S, Prema B, Yoga LL. Antimicrobial drug resistance ofStaphylococcus aureusin dairy products. Asian Pac J Trop Biomed2011; 1(2): 130-132. Soh PN, Benoit-Vical FO. Are West African plants a source offuture antimalarial drugs? J Ethnopharmacol2007; 114: 130-140. Saklani A, Kutty SK. Plant-derived compounds in clinical trials.Drug Discov Today 2008; 13(3/4): 161-171.
Fonkwo PN. Pricing infectious disease: the economic and healthimplications of infectious diseases. EMBO reports 2008; 9: 13-17. Creager ANH. Adaptation or selection? Old issues and new stakes in the postwar debates over bacterial drug resistance. Stud HistPhil Biol Biomed Sci2007; 38: 159-190. Jacoby TS, Kuchenbecker RS, Dos Santos RP, Magedanz L,Guzatto P, Moreira LB. Impact of hospital-wide infection rate,invasive procedures use and antimicrobial consumption onbacterial resistance inside an intensive care unit. J Hos Infect2010; 75: 23-27. Sasidharan S, Prema B, Yoga LL. Antimicrobial drug resistance ofStaphylococcus aureusin dairy products. Asian Pac J Trop Biomed2011; 1(2): 130-132. Soh PN, Benoit-Vical FO. Are West African plants a source offuture antimalarial drugs? J Ethnopharmacol2007; 114: 130-140. Saklani A, Kutty SK. Plant-derived compounds in clinical trials.Drug Discov Today 2008; 13(3/4): 161-171.
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ANALYSIS OF HEAVY METALS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS GROWING IN RAIGAD DISTRICT
Baliram T. Vibhute & Rakesh L. Pawar
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1173 - 1181
Medicinal plants were the best source of therapeutic molecules to cure various diseases in the in the different living organism. The amount of heavy metals in the plants was analyzed to show the adverse affects to the animals and human beings who consume them as such or their derived products. The work is more beneficial as the actual nutrient content of the medicinal plants in terms of the essential trace elements could also be identified. The concentration levels (mg/l) of the selected trace metals (Ni, Cu, Cr, Zn, Mn, Pb) were estimated in some of the important herbal plants of the Raigad district. The atomic absorption spectrophotometer was employed for the estimation of heavy metals of five different plant species that were collected from different locations within Riagad district. The plants selected for the analysis were Emblica officinalis, Phyllanthus emblica, Ocimum tenuiflorum. Azadirachta indica and Balanites aegyptiaca. The metal contents in the samples were determined and was found that Emblica officinalis has the level of metals in the range of Cu>Cr>Mn>Zn, Phyllanthus emblica Cu>Cr>Zn>Mn, in Ocimum tenuiflorum Cu>Mn> Cr>Zn. In Azadirachta indica has Cu>Zn>Cr>Mn and Balanites aegyptiaca has Cu>Mn>Zn>Cr. Nickel and lead was found completely absent in all the five plants investigated.
Keywords: Heavy metals, Balanites aegyptiaca, Emblica officinalis, Phyllanthus emblica, Azadirachta indica.
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SOCIAL AWARENESS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF KASHMIRI AND DOGRI STUDENTS – A CROSS CULTURAL STUDY
Shabir Ahmad Bhat & Amina BanoQuari
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1182 - 1185
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The present investigation was designed to assess the social awareness and academic achievement among Kashmir and Dogri secondary school students. The purpose was to compare the Kashmiri and Dogri students on the level of social awareness and academic achievement. The research was conducted on a sample of 200 secondary school students (100 Kashmir and 100 Dogri). The investigators used simple random sampling to select the sample from different schools of Kashmir and Jammu. The investigators used NadeemIjlal Social awareness Scale. The findings of the study reveal that there is no significantdifference between Kashmiri and DogriSecondary School students on social awareness and academic achievement.
Keywords: Social Awareness, Academic Achievement, Kashmiri, Dogri, Secondary School Students
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Greenberg, S., Gutwin, C., & Cockburn, A. (1996, May). Awareness through fisheye views in relaxed-WYSIWIS groupware. In Graphics interface (Vol. 96, pp. 28-38). Gogate.S.B.(1985) Creating Social awareness among college students 11f, Pune.
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RACE WALKING TECHNIQUE –AN OVERVIEW
Dalveer Singh Kaunteya
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1186 - 1199
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UNDERSTANDING VOLUNTARY SINGLEHOOD FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF VOLUNTARILY UNMARRRIED PEOPLE
B. S. Parimal
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1200 - 1212
The primary objective of the study is to explore subjective well-being of voluntarily unmarried individuals and to investigate the challenges and coping strategies employed. The qualitative data was collected from sixteen voluntary unmarried individuals using the semi-structured interviews. The purpose of the interview was to gain the perspectives on the decision to remain unmarried, choice between independence, personal space and social responsibilities, and the coping strategies used to minimize the emotional and social difficulties such as loneliness and social isolation. The qualitative data was analyzed using thematic content analysis. Various aspects of life of people who are single by choice such as, reasons of being unmarried family support, views on marriage, advantage and disadvantages of being married, discriminations and stereotypes faced by unmarried people. It can be derived from the findings that propagation of the belief that being unmarried as problem need to be minimized and it can be treated as a conscious and acceptable choice.
Keywords: Subjective well-being, voluntarily unmarried, Society, Singlehood, Social acceptance.
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Bharti, P. (2011). Causes of Remaining Single: A comparative study. Journal of Psychosocial Research. DePaulo, B. (2009). Single with attitude: Not you’re typical take on health and happiness, love and money, marriage and friendship. Charleston, SC: Double Door Books. Encyclopedia of Britannica, T. E., Britannica (Ed.). (2019). Marriage. Retrieved 2019, from https://www.britannica.com/topic/marriage Firestone, R. W., Firestone, L. A. and Catlett, G. (2008). Sex and Love in Intimate Relationships Washington, DC: American Psychological Association. 338 Gupta, S. (2015). Marriage in India. Retrieved 2019, from www.lawoctopus.com Himawan, K. K., ET. al. (2017) Modernization and singlehood in Indonesia: Psychological and social impacts, Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.kjss.2017.09.008
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A STUDY OF INTEGRATION OF PEACE EDUCATION THROUGH CONTENT ANALYSIS OF STANDARD X ECONOMICS CURRICULUM OF AND ITS CHALLENGES
Tandra Bandyopadhyay
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1213 - 1224
Since time immemorial, education is viewed as the transmission of values in any given society. Educational Institutions are supposed to be the fountain of knowledge, ethics and values. The content and the context of text books are to be designed in such a manner, so that it provides proper guidance and transmit the principles of humanity in the young minds, through which will finally lead to a peaceful coexistence among all the individuals in this planet earth. The present paper has looked into the content of economics text books of tenth standard of ICSE to analyze the quality assurance of it in terms of values of sensitizing about peace and humanity. If the societies throughout the world are not to be disintegrated the youth should be endowed with a central code of values and ethics. It can serve as a cohesive force for binding the universe. As the text books are the reflection of society it must thrive on ethical principles, which are the main focus of the paper.
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Best J.W and Kahn, (2003), “Research in Education”, United States: A Pearson Education Company, p 10. Bharathi, Swami Sachidananda (2006), “Peace and Value Education for NationalRegeneration”. PerumpillyNvavasrushi International Trust, p.8. Goel, J.P. (2012), I.C.S.E. Economics for Class IX. Journals Basu, S. (2011), Thinking Openness, University News, 49(30), 21-24. Bhagat, L, N. (2012), Educational Social Responsibility: A Catalytic Role to SocialTransformation, University News, vol. 50(27), 4-7.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WEBSITES OF PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES
Prof. Rajendra Thigale
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1225 - 1231
Best, J.W. and Kahn J.V.(2005), Research in education (9th edition) New Delhi Prentice hall. Internet Links: www.eric.com www.en.wikipedia.org./wiki/education www.w3.org/TR/WAI_WEBCONTENT/#tech_client_side_maps Tarafdar, M., Zhang, J. (2005) Analysis of critical website characteristics: A cross-category study of successful websites Journal of Computer Information Systems, - Taylor & Francis, pp 14-24 Rosen, D., Purinton, E. (2004) Website design: Viewing the web as a cognitive landscape - Journal of Business Research, - Elsevier Cyr, D., Head, M., Larios, H., Pan, B. - MIS quarterly, (2009) Exploring human images in website design: a multi-method approach- JSTOR Garett, R., Chiu, J., Zhang, L., Young, S. (2016) A literature review: website design and user engagement-Online journal of …, - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Raward, R.( 2001) Academic library website design principles: development of a checklist - Australian Academic & Research Libraries, Taylor & Francis
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SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF PYRAZOLE AND ITS DERIVATIVE: A REVIEW
Mr. Jaydeep Valmik Deore
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1232 - 1237
Pyrazole is five-membered ring compound having three carbon and two nitrogen atoms. The presence of nitrogen atoms in it shows numerous applications in pharmacy and agrochemical sectors such as anti-malaria, antibacterial, antioxidant, antifungal, anticancer etc. The recent development of new pyrazole derivatives has its own place, owing to this there is need to gather information from previously available data. The present review covers the revealed studies of pyrazole derivatives and are useful in future and new thoughts within quest for rational style for developing pyrazole
Keywords: heterocyclic; pharmaceutical activities; biological activities
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DISINTEGRATION OF THE SOVIET UNION AND THE END OF BI- POLARITY: ITS CAUSES AND IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Navin Varma
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1238 - 1243
David R, Marples “The Collapse of the Soviet Union, 1985-1991”April 28, 2004. Edward .Walker “Dissolution: Sovereignty and the Breakup of the Soviet Union (The Soviet Bloc and after)” March 19, 2003. Mir 33 The above discussion is more or less a comprehensive account on the reasons of the fall of the Soviet Union and 2009. Khan Sajjad Ali “The fall of Soviet Union: The fall of a state or the fall of an ideology. Rastogi G.N and Verma Arvind Kumar “Disintegration of Second world and the end of bi-polarity” (2014) Thompson J “Revolutionary Russia, 1917”.October, 1996. www.wikipedia.com
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TUBERCULOSIS AND DISABILITY-ADJUSTED LIFE YEARS (DALYs) LOST IN MUMBAI
Mangesh Jagdhane & Sarang Pedgaonkar
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1244 - 1256
DALY is an indicator of BOD (Burden of disease) in a population. It takes into account not only premature mortality, but also disability caused by disease or injury. As a new single summary measure was introduced in a 1990 Global Burden of Disease Study (GBDS) that represented a major step in quantifying global and regional effects of diseases, injuries, and risk factors on population health. The objectives of the study are to understand the pattern of TB morbidity and mortality in Mumbai, to measure the burden of tuberculosis by using the indicator of DALY. This study is based on secondary data from Mumbai District TB Control Society (MDTCS), office of City TB Officer, data of TB mortality from March 2012 to March 2013. The limitation of the study is that this study is limited to Mumbai metropolitan only. The limitation of the study is that this study is limited to Mumbai metropolitan only. The result of the study showing, the mortality pattern of tuberculosis in Mumbai shows that in year 2012-2013, there is total 214 deaths caused due to the TB, among these deaths, six deaths occurring in 0-14 years age group, in this age group there is 4 male and 2 female child, maximum number of deaths occurring in 15-65 years age group, in this age group total 169 (78.97%) deaths caused due to tuberculosis and among that 112 (52.33%) are male and 57 (26.33%) are females.
Key words: TB, DALY, Mortality...
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Baltussen, R, Floyd, K., & Dye, C. (2005). Cost effectiveness analysis of strategies for tuberculosis control in developing countries. Bmj, 331 (7529, 1364). Goodchild, M., Sahu, S., Wares, F., Dewan, P., Shukla, R., Chauhan, L., & Floyd, K., (2011). A cost benefit analysis of scaling up tuberculosis control in India. International journal of tuberculosis and lung diseases , 358-362.
Baltussen, R, Floyd, K., & Dye, C. (2005). Cost effectiveness analysis of strategies for tuberculosis control in developing countries. Bmj, 331 (7529, 1364). Goodchild, M., Sahu, S., Wares, F., Dewan, P., Shukla, R., Chauhan, L., & Floyd, K., (2011). A cost benefit analysis of scaling up tuberculosis control in India. International journal of tuberculosis and lung diseases , 358-362.
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SATYA EK JIVAN MULYA
S. K. Pundir
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1244 - 1256
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GIS BASED GEOSPATIALANALYSIS OF URBAN CENTERS IN ROHILKHAND ZONE OF UTTAR PRADESH
Neerja Asthana
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1257 - 1263
The objective of this paper was to study the spatial pattern of urban centres and spatial variation in their GDP per capita in the Rohilkhand zone of Uttar Pradesh. To meet the objectives the data of the urban centres was collected from European commission’s JRC Publications Repository. The Average Nearest Neighbor tool was used to measure the spatial pattern of the urban centres. To analyse the spatial variation in GDP per capita of the urban centres GDP/capita data of the year 2015 was used. The spatial variation in GDP/capita was analysed with the help of hot spot analysis tool of the ArcGIS platform.The results shows that the Spatial Pattern of the Urban Centres in the Rohilkhand zone is dispersed. The obtained z-score of 2.52 indicate that there is less than 5% likelihood that this dispersed pattern could be the result of random chance. The hot spots of high GDP per capita were found as 04, 08 & 04 respectively at the confidence level of 99%, 95% & 90%. The findings of the work will help the policy makers to develop the programmes to minimise the problem of the poverty in the underdeveloped urban centres.
Keywords: Urbanisation, NNR, Geostatistical analysis, Hot Spot Analysis.
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GRUH VATAVARAN EANV MANASIK SWASTHYA KE MADHYA SAHASAMBANDH KA TULNATMAK ADHYAYAN
Rekha Rana
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1264 - 1267
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Brown, D.R. (1992) Physical activity, aging and Psychological well-being. An overview of the research. Canadian Journal of a sport Science. 17 (3), 185-193. Jagdish & Srivastava, A.K. (1983) Construction and standardization of a Mental Health Inventry: A Pilot Study, Perspectives in Psychological Researches, 6 (1) 35-37. Misra, K.S. (1989) Manual For Home Environment Inventry. Lucknow. Ankur Psychological Agency. Tickoo, S. & Jagdish (1997) Relationship between achievement motivation and mental health among school student. Indian Journal of Psychometric and Educations, 28 (182). Steinberg, L., Lamborn, S.b., Dornbusch. S.M. Darling, N (1992) Impact of parenting practices on adolescent achievement: Authoritative parenting, school environment and encouragement to succeed Child Development, 63 (5): 1266-1281
Brown, D.R. (1992) Physical activity, aging and Psychological well-being. An overview of the research. Canadian Journal of a sport Science. 17 (3), 185-193. Jagdish & Srivastava, A.K. (1983) Construction and standardization of a Mental Health Inventry: A Pilot Study, Perspectives in Psychological Researches, 6 (1) 35-37. Misra, K.S. (1989) Manual For Home Environment Inventry. Lucknow. Ankur Psychological Agency. Tickoo, S. & Jagdish (1997) Relationship between achievement motivation and mental health among school student. Indian Journal of Psychometric and Educations, 28 (182). Steinberg, L., Lamborn, S.b., Dornbusch. S.M. Darling, N (1992) Impact of parenting practices on adolescent achievement: Authoritative parenting, school environment and encouragement to succeed Child Development, 63 (5): 1266-1281
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LALIT KALAON KA SAUNDARY EANV INAME SANGIT KA MAHATWA
Vandana Sharma
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1268 - 1276
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SHODAS SANSKAR BHARTIY SANSKUTI KE ANMOL GHATAK
Pallavi Singh
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1277 - 1283
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IMPORTANCE OF LIBRARY AS LEARNING RESOURCES AND ENHANCING THE QUALITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Vandana Saraswat
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1284 - 1290
Libraries are playing the veritably significant part in the higher education. The main purpose of academic libraries is to give the installations for advanced study and exploration work. To enhance the exploration affair by faculty through useful Learning Resources. Now Higher Education is an essential Social as well as profitable structure for arising nation like India. still it succeeded incompletely only in producing applicable and useful professed mortal power for assiduity, and for better social and executive governance. Advanced Education plays a vital part in the development of any nation. thus, there's a decoration on both volume and quality of Higher Education. Libraries have supported education sweats by furnishing tutoring coffers, information and referral services. Library grows day by day, with its druggies, collection, space, services and in numerous confines. According to the 5th law of library wisdom, Library is a growing organism. Where growth is there proper operation is necessary. Some kind monitoring body is necessary to enhance and maintain the library services. In the Higher Education, NAAC plays the vital part in the development and quality improvement of the library, since the process of delegation has started. This paper interact with the a study of significance of library as Learning Resources and enhancing the quality in Higher Education with high objects are-( i) To know and understand the Library as a Learning Resources (ii) To bandy the significance of library as literacy Resources in Higher Education.( iii) To dissect the Librarian in the Higher Education.
The methodology of the disquisition is a different type involving an illuminative, discussion, observation and study secondary sources, like books, papers, journals, thesis, university news, expert opinion, and websites, etc.
Keywords: Library, Learning Resources, Quality, Higher Education
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Barman Badan,(2012), Library and Information Science: UGC NET guide , DVS Publishers, Guwahati. 125-126. Boss. R. W. (2004). PLA Tech Notes RFID Technology for libraries. Retrieved from www.ala.org/ala/pla/ plapubs /technotes/rfidtechnology.htmon 23/10/2016
Barman Badan,(2012), Library and Information Science: UGC NET guide , DVS Publishers, Guwahati. 125-126. Boss. R. W. (2004). PLA Tech Notes RFID Technology for libraries. Retrieved from www.ala.org/ala/pla/ plapubs /technotes/rfidtechnology.htmon 23/10/2016
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BHARAT MAIN SAWNYA SAHYTA ADHAYAN
Krushana Shukla
Received Date: 25/09/2015 | Accepted Date: 25/10/2015 | Published Date: 04/11/2015
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1291 - 1297
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AN INVESTIGATION INTO RELATIONSHIP OF STUDY HABITS AND MOTIVATION AMONG CLASS 10TH STUDENTS OF JAMMU CITY
Jaspal Singh
Received Date: 24/09/2015 | Accepted Date: 28/10/2015 | Published Date: 04/11/2015
Issue: Sep-Oct, 2015 | Volume/Issue:3/20 | Page No.: 1298 - 1303