Gold is one of the most expensive and finite metals. Since olden days gold has been used in the form of money, due to its rarity. Maybe this is the reason why gold is so heavily demanded in the world even now. Gold is a finite resource that will exhaust one day. All the gold that has ever been mined in the entire human history is just 170,000 tones. It may seem a lot but it is equivalent to 3 ½ Olympic size swimming pools. But the uses of gold are way too many to fulfill if gold gets exhausted

Firms all over the world are trying to come up with creative ways to develop better products and services, with efficiency and greater speed. Marketers are playing the major role in this development of new product by identifying some new ideas and evaluating the market’s nerve. The new product development process and significance of the new product is demonstrated in this paper. Introduction about new product development have clear statement about new product. Stages like Idea generation, idea screening, concept testing, market analysis, actual product development, market test and commercialization are elaborated here

The problems facing society at this point in our history cannot be successfully met with the same attitude that created them. The fundamental problem facing humanity is the attitude of egocentricity and the subsequent development of attachment. Attachment has a deleterious effect on one’s sense of autonomy and subjective well-being, as well as creating conflict with the environment. The ancient Indian principles known as the Vedantic tradition discussed the role of sacrifice in mediating human affairs. Sacrifice is the regulation of the mind’s egocentric activities, through circumventing them. This is done through the application of an ideal. Effects of attachment and the role of sacrifice in human life are discussed.

This study on the effects of Child Marriages, investigates the effects of child marriages on education and health in Kanyama Compound of Lusaka, Zambia. The objectives of this study were to: establish the reason leading to child marriages in Kanyama Compound; investigate the effects of child marriages; and assess the magnitude of the practise in the compound. The sample size was 85 which, was adopted by use of sampling approach in respect of accessibility of the sections and households to the researcher.

Background: - present paper aims to understand agricultural, environmental problems and extent of climate change observed by farmers prevailing in Amritsar district of Punjab Methods: - Ajnala block was selected in Amritsar district due to its lowest production of crops. Two villages namely Kotli jimmat singh and Panj garain wala was selected randomly from the villages of the block. Interview schedule tool was used for survey.

Malaria is a disease of public health concern in many nations of the world. The parasite and the vector have been a nuisance to human populations. It was for this reason that the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) through the health sector and other cooperating partners introduced various diagnosis and treatment procedures and; malaria prevention strategies. This paper examined the effectiveness of the malaria prevention strategies at household level in Samfya District of Zambia. Random and nonrandom research designs were used to obtain the sample and data for the study. There were 394 respondents, 3 Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and 11 key informan

Women throughout religious history have been commonly depicted as adornments to men, adoring nurturers who rarely express a personal opinion, while staunchly supporting the views of those males central to their lives. To fulfill a warrior role of power and leadership strongly contests this gentle, calming influence so typically associated with the “instinctual” female. Feelings of anomie can be the impactful result for the recipient. This leads to the following questions: How are women truly projected via religious art in Renaissance times?

One of the fundamental characteristics of contemporary societies – modern , liberal , Globalized – is the generalization and expansion of ‘Social risk’ in which a variety of socio-psychological analyses coincide as a byproduct of economics and cultural transformations that taken place in the recent times ( Rosan vallan ,1995 , Lash 1997 , alexgender2000). Risk in general and HIV/AIDS related risk in particular becomes an organizing principle of social organization. Risk, then, is a relative concept that necessarily makes use of a reference in order to define itself. Risk is a social configuration that acquires individuals’ experiences of uncertain

Rise and domination of complex organizations in our society, scholars have focused on understanding the conditions that motivate employees to effectively serve the goals of organizations. Many scholars believe that employees can be motivated to serve the goals of organizations with the effective use of monetary incentives. Perhaps one of the early most influential scholars to promote the value of monetary rewards was Fredrick Taylor (1916). His strategy was to fragmenting whole jobs into simple standard elements and paying employees according to their work performance.

The present paper is concerned with the concept of the teacher as an archetypal shadow in the dramatic plays by Eugene Ionesco’s The Lesson (1951) and David Mamet’s Oleanna (1992). The shadow represents the negative tendencies and the animal aspects that are rejected by the persona (the public image) and they are supposed to be permanently hidden and dominated by several factors like ethics and social standards. Losing the control over one’s shadow will definitely lead to reveal and expose unaccepted behavioural features. This has obviously been noticed in these selected plays

Kuntillet cAjrud is an archaeological site with data in objects, images and texts that kept scholars on both sides of the hermeneutical divide busy. The secular/nihilistic orientated archaeologists are trying to connect the dots on both image and text to what they have already chose to see regarding the text: that the text is a late post-exilic creation and archaeology in their view is uncovering the “true Israel and their religion and their pantheon”. The other view is biblically textual-based

The introduction of animated news in the Taiwanese tabloid Apple Daily’s online version is the result of the revenue competition and the changes in the contemporary media environment. This study has compared the young viewers’ attention, memory, comprehension, and attitude towards the selected news items after watching the differing presentation models of the television news and animated news. The results showed that the animated news captured the audience’s attention by dramatizing the specific sensational news events with accented narration