K an yak umari Social Service Society is the official social service agency which renders its merit orious service t o the people of K an yak umari Dis trict. It is adminis t ered by S yro-Malabar Catholic Diocese of Thuck alay .1. The Society was f ormed on 3r d N ovember 1972.2. The main objectives of the society are t o pe rf orm work s of charity f or those i n need, irrespective of cas t e, community and creed

If there has been a shameful blot in the patt ern of India's social s tructure, it has been the segregation of a large portion of the population described variously as unt ouchables,dalits,et c. The cas t e s ys t em that e xis t ed in India divided the people on the basis of their prof ession viz.,Brahmins,K shatriyas, V aisiyas , Sudras and P anchamas. The Brahmin had their prof ession as pries ts and they were placed on the t op of the social ladder . They had enormous powers and privilages.Ne xt comes the Kshatriyas who were the real V allian t people, served as the prot ect or of the nation viz., soldiers and rulers. They also occupied a superior position in the society . The V aisiyas are the trading community who were placed on the third level of the social ladder . Las t position was occupied by the Sudras,

n India f or the developmen t of econom y employmen t is one of the importmen t agenda Demographic, economic, t echnological, educational and social f act ors are combining t o rapidly transf orm the employmen t trend in India. The study is indicat ed to analyses the recen t trend of employment and causes eff ect of such change in Indian econom y

Land use is the application of human con trols in a s ys t ematic manner , indicating an in timat e relationship between prevailing ecologic al conditions and man (Morepatil, 1995). The s tudy of land use change is of vit al import ance f or future land use planning and developmen t of the area. Theref ore the s tudy of land use and its change has been carried out by man y researchers and geographers at national and in t ernational level. Presen t work f ocuses on the assessmen t of the relationship between population growth and land use change , urbaniz ation growth and general land use change over five decades (1960-61 t o 2009-10) in a Khed t ahsil of Pune dis trict

E ducational, learning and research organiz ations are f acing lot of challenges in managing kno wledge. This paper will e x amine the role of librarians/libraries in knowledge managemen t and sugges ts that librarians/libraries in the digit al and knowledge age should be in charge of knowledge managemen t in their respective organiz ations. It will also e x amine the role of the National Kno wledge Commission in managemen t of knowledge in India.

Ngugi W a Thiong'o is prominen t author of K en ya. He is a social activis t and used his pen f or social ref ormation. He has presen t ed a misery of e xploit ed sections in K en ya. P et als of Blood is a f ourth novel of Ngugi W a Thiong'o. It is social in t one. Ngugi has used the novel genre from a sociological view t o portray e xploit ation of K en yans in both pre and pos t- independence period. The picture of e xploit ation of K en yans in particular and Africans in general is e xpanded in his further novels. Ilmorog is the cen tre of action in this novel.

Man and vegetation are companions. The life of man is not possible without vegetation but vegetation can live without the life of man. We may see in ancient ages, all necessacities were based on kalpa tree in the then world. The tree could fulfill each kind of wish. The expectations of all living beings like food clothes could be completed by kalpa tree. Home, ornament, entertainment, decoration, living style almost everything was dependant on kalpa tree.

What really diff eren tiat es Gandhi approach t o economic issues from the main s tream tradition is his e xtraordinary emphasis on an ethic al aspect and rural developmen t of economic behavior . Indeed he believes that economic and developmen t of poor section was inseparable. The village based econom y of China and Israel, the small scale indus try base econom y of Japan are nearer t o Gandhian ideas in some aspects

This s tudy in ves tigat e the level of academic perf ormance of children with hearing impairmen t s tudying in special and inclusive set ups. T welve participan ts are enrolled in this s tudy , six from special & six from inclusive set ups.In this s tudy R esearcher made t ool is applied. The result of this s tudy showed that there is a significan t relationship between academic perf ormance and educational set ups. This s tudy proved that academic perf ormance of Special School is bet t er than Inclusive School

Crop diversification patt erns, lik e that of crop conc en tration, have great relevanc e in the agricultural land use s tudies. Crop diversity is an import ant componen t of the crop geograph y of a region. It ref erence t o crop variety . Larger the number of crops grown in an area during a year with each occup ying equal proportion of cropland, the higher is crop diversification. Specializ ation is reverse of diversification. The t erm crop 'Crop specializ ation' indicat es cultivation of f ewer or less number of crop and 'Crop diversification' implies raising a variety of crop from the soil. “ The K eener the compe tition, the higher the magnitude of the diversification and lesser the compe tition, the great er will be the trend t owards specializ ation or monoculture f arming where emphasis is on one or two crop. ” In f act it is obvious that great er the number of crop in a combination, great er will be the degree of diversification.

Drug abuse is a complex phenomenon, which has various social, cultural, biological, geographical, historical and economic aspects. The disintegration of the old joint family system, absence of parental love and care in modern families where both parents are working, decline of old religious and moral values etc lead to a rise in the number of drug addicts who take drugs to escape hard realities of life. Drug use, misuse or abuse is also primarily due to the nature of the drug abused, the personality of the individual and the addict's immediate environment. The processes of industrialization, urbanization and migration have led to loosening of the traditional methods of social control rendering an individual vulnerable to the stresses and strains of modern life. The fast changing social milieu, among other factors, is mainly contributing to the proliferation of drug abuse, both of traditional and of new psychoactive substances.

he goal of health f or all cannot be achieved without herbal medicines and also people in Indian region use herbal medicine is less side eff ects as compared t o alobapatic medicine. So as t o there is a need t o servey about t o cultivation of several especially acc ording t o their f amily and their medicinal properties. It may be needed here t o clarity that the uses of herbal plan ts improve the health and economic level of people

The displacement is quick process of development projects but rehabilitation is lengthy process with different phases. Involuntary resettlement involves forced relocation of people without any prior arrangement or approval of the affected people. Resettlements are provided civic facilities as per rehabilitation policy. The government officials promise a lot of about rehabilitation. After implementation of rehabilitation process people remain unsatisfactory. The civic facilities which provided to resettlements are low qualities and not sufficient to the population. In this paper an attempt has been made to study the civic facilities of resettlements in Kagal taluka of Kolhapur district.

In the presen t e xperimen t al s tudy an at t empt was made t o s tudy the eff ectiveness of Conc ept Mapping f or improving R easoning. Non E quivalen t Con trol group design was employed f or the e xperimen t ation. Sample of 75 s tuden ts of class VIII s tudying in the academic year 2010-11 were select ed for reasoning developmen t programme. The int act groups as e xis t ed in the school were t ak en for e xperimen t ation. One of the groups was taugh t reasoning through Concep t Mapping Strat egy .

Devadasi practice is evil practice, which prevailed in K arnat ak a and it ref erred t o the servant of god. In the name of god, women are se x ually harassed by community people. Such women should not get married t o one man, as she is servant t o god and wif e of whole t own. The paper e x amined the his t orical back ground of the devadasis in K arnat ak a and their s t atus in modern period. R ealizing the evils of Devadasi practice, the Governmen t of K arnat ak a passed the K arnat ak a Devadasis (Prohibition of Dedication)

Agricultur e is a lar g es t ec onomic sect or and pla y s a signific an t r ole in the ov er all socio ec onomic dev elopmen t of our c oun try . Mor e than 80 per cen t of the f armer s w orking in this sect or ar e mar ginal and smallsc ale f armer s. They depend on loan fr om priv a t e money lender s or fr om financial ins titutions f or the cultiv a tion of their land. They depend on agricultur al inc ome f or their f amily e xpenses, educ a tion and marriag e of the childr en

The main objective of the irrigation is t o supply of wat er t o crops when naturally wat er is not available. The rainf all dis tribution is uneven and irregularly on the E arth Surf ace. Densely populat ed regions in developing and underdeveloped coun tries depend on agriculture activities in Drought prone region and traditional agriculture. In the presen t paper the main purpose is t o unders t and the level of wat er surf ace irrigation in Solapur Dis trict. This dis trict is locat ed drought prone area, theref ore surf ace wat er is major k ey of irrigation as well as agriculture. The t ot al wat er surf ace irrigation is 60701 hect ors in s tudy region. The dis tribution wat er irrigation uneven i.e. high in P adharpur and low in Mangalwedha and Barshi.

India and China started banking sector reforms after decades of heavy state involvement. Present research paper takes a comparative perspective on the reforms in the two countries by analyzing the reform progress made since the early 1990s along the lines of the policy recommendations of transformation studies, evaluating the results using the CAMEL framework, and discussing political-economy factors that may have contributed to the respective reform outcomes. The analysis showed that the reforms in India and China have proceeded quite far and that many of the general policy recommendations have been followed.

We know that R.K. Narayan is one of the three most eminent writers of Indo-English fictions. R.K. Narayan created an imaginary village named 'Malgudi' in his literary works. It is created out of the creative imagination of Narayan and embodies in itself the typical features of most of the cities of southern India. The action of all the novels of R.K. Narayan and of the majority of his stories takes place in Malgudi. Narayan described the Malgudi Town so vividly on the imaginary river Sarayu, its market street, railway station, Hair Saloon, college, bank, municipal committee Mempi hills, hotels, cinemas etc.and miniature society of Malgudi men, women, children, families and their relationship with one another.

The Universal Declaration of Human Righ ts recogniz es the righ t of every person t o t ak e part in the governmen t of his or her coun try . E qual acc ess of men and women t o power , decision-making and leadership at all levels is a necessary precondition f or the proper functioning of democracy . Since the Beijing Platf orm f or Action was adopt ed in 1995, the global average f or women's participation in national politics has gradually increased from 11.3 per cen t t o almos t 17 per cen t in 2006. Ninet een coun tries, half of them in developing coun tries, have met the 30 per cen t t arget set in Beijing.

Now days the world has become smaller and smaller also becoming wireless. One can exchange e-mails, photos, music, text and can also has real time chatting sitting on the bench or in the farm or in the train if s/he is having a laptop and wireless technology i.e. with the help of internet. Internet has the massive coverage of the impact of the rapidly growing information technology. Information system is nothing but a well organized set or group of related parts which operate together to perform a particular function.

Poetry is an integral and inseparable part of English language-teaching from Pre-primary level to the University level. Actually it is a formidable challenge for the teachers to maintain charm and interest amongst the highly packed classes where it becomes difficult to concentrate on an individual student or to a small group. Teaching English and that to poetry in rural area is no child's play. Here the paper makes an attempt to highlight all the aspects of teaching poetry at the rural places where the position of English language is not only miserable but also horrible

Nila Shah in “Re-Narration of History in Such a Long Journey and A Fine Balance” writes that the writers from minority communities have: “ not only tried to unearth and recreate kaleidoscopic images of the past but have employed their creative talents to explore the contemporary reality and concerns about their community.” (Dodiya, 2004, p.63)A close study of Rohinton Mistry's fiction reveals that like other writers from minority communities, he too, presents a picture of his community in distinct ways.

Entrepreneurship has become the latest movement of modern India. The developing and underdeveloped countries are giving more importance to entrepreneurship for economic development after analyzing the history of developed countries. In the economic development of country, the human factor plays a vital role. Even the developed nations like USA, UK and Japan have now realized the need of promote entrepreneurship for their economic development. Importance is given to entrepreneurship development because it is related to the socio-economic development of the society. Nation becomes economically great, not because of natural resources because of entrepreneurial initiative.

This paper has revie wed the quanti t ative research in t o the reasons f or non-participation of girls in sport and ph ysical activity as appropriat e or as a priority f or women. P articipation is motivat ed by enjoymen t and the developmen t and main t enance of social support network s. Barriers t o participation include transitions at k ey s t ages of the lif e course and having t o reorien t individual iden tities during these times. But now the changing attitude of society and the new conc ept of Ph ysical E ducation have creat ed in t eres t in games and sports among the people. It has been realiz ed that e xis t ence of girls' participation in sports can't be ignored. They have a vit al place in the cat egory of sportsman

In India today, the phrase 'value education' is on the anvil in the field of education— from primary level to the university level. The deluge of knowledge with the scientific progress of information technology has knowingly/unknowingly sidelined morality and humanity. It is found that man, over some last decades, notwithstanding a rational animal, has become so cruel and careless towards his fellowman and the nature which indicates the imminent destruction of the universe.

The English Language and Literatur e course is one of the br oadest in the country , giving you the chance to study writing in English fr om its origins in Anglo- Saxon England to the literatur e of the 20th and early 21st centuries. As well as the literatur e of the British Isles, you can study works written in English fr om many other parts of the world. The course also allows you a considerable degr ee of choice about the topics you would like to concentrate on. Studying literatur e involves the development of sophisticated r eading skills and of an ability to place literary texts in their wider intellectual and historical contexts. It also r equir es you to consider the critical pr ocesses by which you analyses and judge, to learn about literary form and technique, and to study the development of the English language

In this paper focus on entrepreneurship development within the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector in India. . Over the last few years, there have been major policy changes at the federal and state level aimed at consolidating and developing this sector. The MSME Development Act of 2006 is perhaps the most crucial of these recent policy changes. Secondly the policies of interest are state outlays and subsidies targeted towards this sector. More specifically, we analyze the impact of total financial subsidies to the sector, total state investment in industrial parks and clusters aimed at this sector and the total state expenditure to support technology within the MSME sector. The paper main findings are that while specific policies that are aimed at the MSME sector have basically no significant impact on the growth of this sector, more general development policies such as expenditure on infrastructure and access to finance have significantly positive impact on growth of the MSME sector across states in India over the last 15 years.

he social consequences, disadvantage and sub - ordination of women on the one hand, and the rapid socio - cultural and economic changes on the other have significantly al tered traditional structures and institutions within society. Such changes are invariably associated with social upheaval, and drug abuse is a known outc ome of such change. Clearly, drug abuse impacts women dually - male drug abuse creates enormous burden f or the affected women, and drug abuser has even graver problems for women. From another perspective, urban settings appear to be associated with patterns of drug abuse in women mirroring that of men, with probably higher risk behaviours associated with uns afe injecting and sexual practices which causes transmission of Hepatitis and HIV. Use of drugs causes domestic violence, which magnifies the physical and emotional distress of the family. Women w ho misuse of drugs commonly reported serious diseases like as ARI, gastrointestinal, genitourinary liver problems and sexually transmitted infections. Women also suffered psychological problems included insomnia, depression and anxiety etc. The Approaches of treatment and prevention therefore need to consider the problem of drug abuse impact on women from all these angles, as well as from the context of empowerment, support and attention to the spec ial needs of women

Now days the world has become smaller and smaller also becoming wireless. One can exchange e-mails, photos, music, text and can also has real time chatting sitting on the bench or in the farm or in the train if s/he is having a laptop and wireless technology i.e. with the help of internet. Internet has the massive coverage of the impact of the rapidly growing information technology. Information system is nothing but a well organized set or group of related parts which operate together to perform a particular function.

ICT (Information and Communication Technology) is used worldwide to increase access to, and improve the relevance and quality of education. The traditional classroom, teacher, textbooks, blackboard can no longer satisfy the needs of generations of students used to handle technological tools since their childhood. One of the most recent and innovative technological device is the mobile phone which represents a revolution in education. It gives the opportunity to learn “in motion”, making the learning process more appealing, interesting and motivating. It can be applied to different learning methodologies and be used to help disengaged students and students and students with disabilities.

Education is the most powerful weapon in the fight against rural poverty and sustainable development. Schools in rural areas are promoted to raise the level of education and literacy in rural India. The paper discusses the problems faced in rural education in India and also points out the differences between rural and urban education and it is highlighted that rural-urban educational inequality exists in terms of means, ways, process and attainment. As a result of education imparted in rural and urban areas, the characteristics of students in urban and rural areas also varies because education acts as a foundation stone for them.

Climate change is a major problem caused by the increase of human activities leading to several direct and indirect impacts on well-being and over all personality, leading to mental disaster in the form of depression, suicide and schizophrenia. The combustion of fossil fuels, increasing number of industries, and large-scale deforestation are some of the causes for the accumulation of GHGs (greenhouse gases) in the atmosphere.

E ff ective services in maritime transport ation are one of the necessary and eff ective paramet ers in succ essful functioning of world trade. Privatiz ation is considered a major subject in mos t developing coun tries especially Iran. The increased in volvemen t of the privat e sect or in t o operating Iran's port during the recen t years has yielded positive results but due to some barriers, privatiz ation cannot provide maximum b enefits. The purpose of this research is to s tudy the barriers in privatiz ation of ports. The result shows that there is high amount of barriers conc erned t o equipmen ts of loading and unloading, port labor , managemen t, coordination and income of port operation. The managemen t model in Iran's port is landlord port that the supers tructure and port labor belong t o privat e sect or

Technology Management is set of management disciplines that allow organizations to manage its technological fundamentals to create competitive advantage. Typical concepts used in technology management are technology strategy (a logic or role of technology in organization), technology forecasting (identification of possible relevant technologies for the organization, possibly through technology scouting), technology road mapping (mapping technologies to business and market needs), technology project portfolio ( a set of projects under development) and technology portfolio (a set of technologies in use).The role of the technology management function in an organization is understand the value of certain technology for the organization. Continuous development of technology is valuable as long as there is a value for the customer and therefore the technology management function in an organization should be able to argue when to invest on technology development and when to withdraw.

सरिता सिन्धु की व्याकुल बाँहों में लीन हो जाने के लिए दौडती चली जाती है | रुपहली चाँदनी ओर सुनहली रश्मियाँ सरिता की अल्हड लहरों पर थिरक- थिरक कर उसे मोहित करना चाहती है,रिझाना चाहती है| रुपहली चाँदनी और सुनहली रश्मियाँ न जाने कब से किसी में अपना अस्तित्व खो देने को आतुर है |

Assessment of suitability of groundwater for domestic and agricultural purposes was carried out in Vel river basin, Maharashtra, India. The study area covers an area of 44.23 km2 and lies on the Notheren side of Pune. Groundwater is the major source for drinking and agricultural activity in this area. Groundwater samples were collected from 15 wells during pre-monsoon period in the year 2012. The water samples were analysed for physical and chemical characteristics. Suitability of groundwater for irrigation was evaluated based on salinity hazard, sodium percent, sodium adsorption ratio, US salinity diagram, Gibbs diagram, Kelly's ratio and permeability index.

t's common t o hear about new dat a cen t ers being built, and it may seem as if the energy used by “the cloud” is a growing problem. Howe ver , services provided by the cloud can be remark ably efficien t. In man y cases, dat a cen t ers hos ting cloud services are more efficien t than the in-house office servers they replace. These efficiency gains come from maximizing server utiliz ation, using high-efficiency f acilities and making power usage efficiency a priority f or hardware and software developers.

The present work involved the Finite Element Analysis of existing LPG gas cylinder to verify the burst pressure. The LPG gas cylinder is manufactured from low carbon steel. The LPG tanks are subjected to incremental internal uniform pressure in the FEA model. 2D nonlinear plane models are developed and evaluated under non-uniform and axisysmmetric boundary conditions. For the analysis, the required actual shell properties including weld zone and thickness variation are investigated. Therefore the stress distribution has been analyzed using ANSYS 11 software for which maximum shear stress, equivalent shear stress at critical area has been calculated. Therefore 3D solid model has been chosen in order to predict the detailed stress.

India stood first in sugar production country during the year 2001 – 2002 by producing 19.87 million ton of sugar. while Brazil stood 1st in sugar production during 2002 – 2003 by producing 23.65 million ton of sugar followed by India producing 21.90 million ton sugar in the world using sugar cane as a raw material. There are 122 countries producing sugar with total quantity of 148.91 million tones in the world during 2002 – 2003, Using sugar cane & sugar beet as a raw material. The major sugar producing countries are Brazil, India, China, Thailand, Australia, Mexico, France & Germany.

The story of the origin and growth of the Legislative bodies in India constitutes an interesting constitutional study. According to Professor W.H. Moris Jones this is “only part of the constitutional History of British Rule”. Such a study will show the continuity of the legislative history and the evolution of parliamentarism in India. It may thus serve to help the progress of parliamentary democracy in the coming years.