The AAPSU movement in its earlier phases was very focused on their objectives with utmost zeal and commitment. But by the passage of time and changes in political scenario and emergence of various political and non-political actors, its movement no longer remains undiluted. There is mushroom growth of community based student?s organization. It is eroding the sanctity and integral nature of AAPSU. One or the other community try for the promotion of their respective community based organization.

This paper investigates how women entrepreneurs can contribute to economic development of the country especially in Rwanda. The questionnaires were distributed to thirty two for data collection. The results revealed that forty one percent stated that they pay more taxes which are used by the government in various activities that the government of Rwanda is engaged in, such as infrastructure , educational systems, paying salaries of their employees, public investments, and financing various projects; while twenty percent stated that they participate in decision making at local level which mean that they help orphans,

This is an investigation of the challenges to effective educational delivery in public and private basic schools in Bayelsa State. The descriptive survey design was adopted. The sample comprised 1,000 teachers (including 205 head teachers) from 205 basic schools randomly selected from the eight local Government Areas in the State.. The two instruments used for for the study were (a) an opinion survey questionnaire titled ‘Quality Delivery of Basic Education: Teachers’ Survey Questionnaire’ (QDBETSQ)’ and an inventory form named ‘Quality Delivery of Basic Education: Head Teachers’ Survey Form’ (QDBEHTSF).

This paper shows the growth of women across various districts of Rajasthan. An analysis is done to identify the districts which shows decline in the growth of women literacy rate and increase in the deliveries at home, which is not preferable as deliveries at home are not safe as compared to institutional deliveries. We have identified that government needs to focus specially on the Dhaulpur and Karauli district of Rajasthan where a decline in literacy rate and institutional deliveries is observed during span of 3 years that is 2010-11 to 2012- 13. However in other districts of Rajasthan we have found that as female literacy rate increases, institutional delivery increases and delivery at home is reduced which shows the proper care and facility is provided to women during deliveries and they are aware as now they are literate and can decide what is right for them.

The construction sector in Zambia was leading by demand of the mining industry, shopping centres, infrastructure development, residential buildings, and offices. This growth contributed to informal quarrying in Lusaka. The quarrying is done in various areas within and around Lusaka. This study looked at the effects of quarrying on the health of the people of Lusaka who were directly involved in informal quarrying industry. The study had three objectives namely: to identify the quarrying sites, to examine the methods of extraction and processing of the quarry material and to establish the health risks and hazards of quarrying on the people

The novel One Part Woman (2014) by Perumal Murugan is an overwhelming story of a passionately loving couple Kali and Ponnayi. It deals with a saga of atrocities and difficult journey without a child in this orthodox patriarchal society. Mr. Murugan dared to touch some prohibited aspect of the long lost tradition in interior south India. It deals with the raw aspect of vulnerable condition of the woman who fails to give birth to a baby, after twelve years of marriage. Apart from the controversies that surround the novel, lies a beautiful love story of two people who devoted themselves to love and were affected by the people that surround them. How the society became a means of unhappiness in their happy married life.

Work life balance benefits are universally appealing and foster the perception that the organisation is supportive of employees’ personal needs. Employee engagement serves as a route to business success and is achieved when organisations and employees value each other. Work life balance is vital for individuals’ wellbeing, organisations’ performance and a functioning society. Family and work are the most important elements of everyone’s life. Any competing demands of work and family life can cause conflict hence negatively affect the wellbeing of workers. Workplace flexibility helps employees to improve overall flexibility and empowerment

Co-operative form of organization is considered most suitable for the age old traditional and biggest industry in India. According to the census of 2011 it is estimated that 923 million people are currently lives in rural India. At present 160000 weavers co-operative societies and 38 million weavers across the country are benefited. Andhra Pradesh has traditionally been one of the major handloom weaving regions of India. This activity provides full time employment to 375 lakh persons and part-time employment to nearly 88000 persons. Every village in Andhra Pradesh is a weaving centre and various types of sarees, dhotis and khadi are manufactured. In the prakasem district of Andhra Pradesh, there are 27 weavers co-operative societies, provide an employment opportunity to nearly 2800 members.

E commerce has become one of the fastest growing markets in India. Many online portals have come up with various television commercials with celebrities endorsing them which further helps in increasing the popularity of these online brands. Celebrities play a major role when it comes to advertising. Even though they charge a high price for the commercials yet advertisers prefer to rope in celebrities due to their connection with their fans and the general public. In the proposed study, the researcher seeks to compare certain online brands that signed celebrities with those advertisers who used non celebrities for their campaign and examine how the star presence in these brands affect the brand’s popularity. For this study, researcher has selected ads from same industry in one which celebs have been used and another where it has not.

A wide variety of natural disasters including flood, drought, river erosion and cold wave have been affecting the lives of people of north-west Bangladesh. Although the climatic and physiographic condition of the region do not favor agriculture, since the beginning of the history of Bengal main occupation of the local people has been considered as farming and agro-based works. Unexpected loss of crop yield and sudden unemployment of people due to frequent disaster outbreaks had been causing food deprivation in the locality from the British ruling period. Monga, a near famine condition prevailed here from September to November and was periodically experienced by the local people. But this phenomenon has not been witnessed in the region within the last decade.

Long period dating references or Distanzangaben can be found in both cuneiform texts and the Masoretic Text of the Old Testament. In this article five of them are selected. One reference is about 800 years; another one 700 years; still another 600 years and a further one covering a long period of 3200 years, the last which is a case of a need for a better understanding of Ancient Mathematics or Counting systems. These texts were discovered, transliterated, translated and discussed or commented upon by many scholars since the middle of the 19th century. Scholars are divided into two or more camps regarding these periods in cuneiform references: those who tried to find historicity in them taking them at face value; those who reject them as bogus and just “round numbers”

Floriculture industry is very dynamic in its varieties and trade volumes. It also gets more and more diverse in terms of global actors. Now there are about 120 countries actively involved in the floriculture industry as global manufactures with the Netherlands as an epicentre of world flower production and distribution. This paper aims at examining the recent developments of floriculture industry in Karnataka, particularly in terms of trade with other countries of the world. Floriculture export from Karnataka to various destinations has been observed in the study. The export performance of floriculture products in Karnataka have been examined using secondary data for the period from 2007-08 to 2015-16. Time series data covering last nine years have been used for the study. Annual Growth Rate and Compound Growth Rate are calculated by using tabular analysis and Microsoft excel. It is observed that during the study period both quantity of exports and value of exports of flowers have been growing at a rate of 0.24% and 9.01% respectively.

This paper primarily focuses on the Stridhan and the Property rights of a woman. It continuously focuses on the various aspects of the Stridhan. It commences with the introduction to the concept of Stridhan and where it came from. As it moves on it discusses the object and scope of Article 14 of the Hindu Succession Act. It also discusses in detail the nature and the object of Article 14 of the Hindu Succession Act. As it moves further in its approach, it discusses the meaning of the term property and acquired property as well