DR. B. R. AMBEDKAR: INDIAN MINORITIES AND THE SCHEDULED CASTES |
Author : Dr. Ali Nawaz Zaidi |
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Abstract :The Dalits do not celebrate the victory of the British or for that
matter even the defeat of the Peshwas. What they do celebrate
is their own entry into history, which was denied to them for
centuries, and what they assert, thereby, is the possibility of not being reduced to the underground ascribed to them by the caste system. The violence against them at Koregaon Bhima is a manifestation of the current contestation between
homogenizing Hindutva and its dissenting narratives. In turn, the Dalits manage to defeat political Hindutva through their
movements.1 Dr B.R. Ambedkar, emerged as the
leader of untouchables and popularly known as Babasaheb
Ambedkar, was one of the architects of the Indian Constitution. He was a well-known social thinker, politician and a man of legal acumen. Ambedkars efforts to eradicate the social evils like untouchability and caste restrictions were remarkable. The leader, throughout his life, fought for the right of the downtrodden and other socially backward classes. He was appointed as the nations first Law Minister in the Cabinet after Independence. He was posthumously awarded the Bharat Ratna, Indias highest civilian honour in 1990. |
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PERFORMANCE OF DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANKS IN TAMILNADU |
Author : Dr. D. Joel Edwinraj and H. J. Franklin Banister |
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Abstract :The present study intends to analyze the critical evaluation of cooperative credit sector in India as well as in Tamil Nadu. The study examines the causes of slow progress and highlights the emerging role and challenges of the cooperative sector. The data was collected by personally visiting the bank officials at district level as well as State level. |
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SUICIDAL IDEATION IN STUDENTS OF PROFESSIONAL AND NON -PROFESSIONAL COURSES |
Author : Ravikumar N. L. and Dr. R. Gopalakrishna |
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Abstract :Suicide is a universal problem which is showing an upward trend in recent years. Suicide is considered to be the second most
common cause of death in adolescents. The purpose of the
Present research was to study the Sui c idal Ideation Between
Professional and non-professional Course students.
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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT TO THE ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT |
Author : J. C. Indimath and Dr. M. N. Kaddipudi |
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Abstract :Entrepreneurship plays a major role in the economic development of a country. The developed countries support the fact that entrepreneurship is the main cause for the economic development in their country. Entrepreneurship is the most powerful weapon in the hands of one to fight against poverty and unemployment. It is widely accepted by every, big or
small country, that well motivated and supported entrepreneurs are must for accelerating the process of economic development Entrepreneurship acts as a catalyst for the economic prosperity of a nation as it leads to generation of employment, contribution in national income, rural development, industrialization, technological development, export promotion
etc. Hence it is important that government should support and promote the entrepreneurship development for the economic development of the nation. |
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ATTITUDE OF STAKEHOLDERS FOR TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES IN ENGINEERING INSTITUTES: TPOS PERSPECTIVE |
Author : Dr. Goral Sonappa Dajiba and Ajay Krishna Maske |
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Abstract :Training and placement activities of the engineering institutes are very crucial for the development of the students. As this activities helps and support students to grow in their personal and professional life. There are various stakeholders who are
involved for conduction the training and placement activity i. e
Training and placement officer, staff members, academic
department heads and other teaching and administrative staff,
director/principal of the Institute and even the student’s and their
attitudes towards this activity have to be positive. |
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REVENUE CONTRIBUTION THROUGH MUGHAL GARDENS OF KASHMIR |
Author : Zahoor Yousf Sofi and Dr. J. Rubavathi |
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Abstract :The Mughal court culture was basically urban in nature
and garden was a basic component of urban living in
Mughal India where rulers, nobles, and exclusive class delighted in
agreeable, charming, and stylish environment. It was the Mughals, particularly Babur, the organizer of the Mughal Empire,who began the convention of well laid out garden,
named Chaharbagh, which was replicated, enhanced, and altered
by his successors. |
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INFLUENCE OF LOCATION AND MANAGEMENT ON LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS OF HEADMASTERS |
Author : Maruti B. Maddi and Dr. S. B. Yadawad |
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Abstract :leadership style is a Aleaders style of providing
direction, implementing plans, and motivating people. It is
the result of the philosophy, personality, and experience of the
leader. Leadership is a process by which person influences others to accomplish an objective and |
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ROLE OF CORPORATE MEDIA, CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION |
Author : Dr. Ramesh Chandra Pathak and Mr. Narmadesh Chandra Pathak |
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Abstract :Corporate media is playing significant role in environment conservation. The part of corporate media is vital in molding open mindfulness about worldwide environmental change and related activities. When we examine about part of corporate media, we concentrate on three key issues to illuminate, to teach
and to engage. |
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A STUDY ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AND ITS IMPACT ON YOUTHS IN LUCKNOW |
Author : Ravi Shankar Maurya |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Today computer educated people and youngsters are very much interested to use social networking sites advantage. Now Computer literate audience is showing much interest in social
Networking site. We can share our knowledge, all information by
sitting at one place through this online medium round the world
and speedily found the response through this medium only. |
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A STUDY ON ATHLETICS PLAYERS TRACK EVENT AT ALL INDIA INTER-UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC MEET MEN AND WOMEN PERFORMANCE MANGALORE UNIVERSITY SINCE 2002 TO 2014 |
Author : Mr. Parappa R. Ramateerth , Dr. Manjunath S. Raipalli and Dr. N. G. Kannur |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :In today’s age of scientific knowledge, man is making rapid progress in all walks of life and it is true in the area of games and sports also . Scientific knowledge has revolutionized the
standard of human performance in sports disciplines. The athletes are now trained on scientific lines and using highly sophisticated technology for top performance in their specific sport , to get optimum performance in their specific sport, to get optimum performance with, minimum expender of energy and Health,
the basic objective of Physical Education is a state of condition
under which an individual is capable of mobilizing all his resources, intellectual, emotional and physical, for optimum living.
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JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN INDIA: A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE |
Author : Ku. Veena Vasant Mooganur |
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Abstract :India is home to the biggest tyke populace on the planet. The Constitution of India ensures Fundamental Rights to all
youngsters in the nation and engages the State to make
extraordinary arrangements for kids. The Directive Principles of
State Policy particularly manage the State in securing the young
period of kids from mishandle and guaranteeing that youngsters are given open doors and offices to create in a solid way in states of flexibility and pride. |
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FRANCOLINUS PONDICERIANUS (GREY PARTRIDGE) : ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR |
Author : Dr. Vijendra Saini |
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Abstract :Grey francolin rise early from roost before sunset. It is an extremely noisy bird can be heard at day break and also
in the evening from about 1630 hrs to dusk . A covey would rise with a shrill shriek and cackle. These are extremely busy birds and spent whole day in swift running and hiding themselves under bushes. These are daytime feeders, feeding on cereals, grains and young insects. These spent their 50% of time in foraging and feeding. The grey partridge, roost in pairs or small groups comprising of its young ones they roosts on trees. They fly to roosting site about 15- 20 min. before sunset. |
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VOCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS OF MUSLIM GIRLS |
Author : Dr. Anita Singh and Dr. Bharti Dogra |
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Abstract :The present study has been carried out on 2000 Muslim
girls pursuing post graduation courses in Bareilly
region. Main objectives of the present study were to see the
impact of Muslim girls’ residential area and background, socioeconomic status ,type of family,par ents’ education status
,occupational status of parents and their educational streams on their vocational aspirations. The findings of the study showed that parents ’ educational status(graduate /non graduate) and type of family (single/joint) did not affect vocational aspirations of Muslim girls but the residential area and background of muslim girls , occupational and socioeconomic status of their parents, and their academic
streams had shown a significant impact on their vocational aspirations. |
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“GRAMA PANCHAYATS AND POLITICAL PARTIES IN KARNATAKA” |
Author : Anil Kumar S. V. and Dr. M. H. Prahalladappa |
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Abstract :Local governance is being promoted in India because it is believed that it provides a structural arrangement through which local people and communities can participate in the fight against poverty at close range . How ever , it is acknowledged that various capacities of a multiplicity of stakeholders and actors need to be strengthened to meet the requirements of effective and
responsive local governance.
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CHANGING NATURE OF DEMOCRACY: A CRITICAL STUDY |
Author : Gangappa Savadi |
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Abstract :Democracy was never alien to India. In fact, India could
be considered to have been the cradle of democracy. The
roots of Indian democracy can be traced back to as early as the Vedic age. There was a time when India was studded with republics. Even where there were monarchies, they were either elected or limited. They had to function in accordance
with dharma, or the rule of law. Pali texts provide interesting
details of how the assemblies of republics in the post-Vedic period
functioned like parliaments and followed highly sophisticated
procedures. |
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THE CONCEPT OF DEIVAPPURA (ABODE OF GOD) AND ITS CENTRALITY IN THE LIVES OF KURICHYA AND KURUMA TRIBAL COMMUNITY IN THE DISTRICT OF WAYANAD IN KERALA |
Author : Linet Sebastian |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Wayanad is an earmarked district in Kerala, because of its
very peculiar geo system and the huge presence of tribal population. It is known as the “Green Paradise of Kerala” for, 37% of the total area is covered by forest. No other district in Kerala can claim the credit. |
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EFFECT OF VARIED SPECIFIC TRAINING ON SKILL PERFORMANCE VARIABLES AMONG SCHOOL LEVEL HAND BALL PLAYERS |
Author : Kannappan T. and Dr. S. Sivasankar |
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Abstract :The study was to find out the effect of varied specific
training on skill performance variables among school level hand ball players. To achieve the purpose of the study, 80 handball players were selected from GKD matric higher secondary
school, periyanaickenpalayam, Saravajana higher secondary
school, peelamedu, SES matric higher secondary school ,
Ganapathy and Vidhyanikitan school, peelamedu. |
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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE PRIMARY TEACHERS CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD.SATARA. |
Author : Dr. R. G. Phadtare and Suvarna A. Kurkute |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Employees’ Co-operative Banks come under category of urban co-operative Banks. It is financial organization of salaried employees under common institution. In order to encourage regular savings and granting small loans on easy terms of interest and repayment salaried employees came together and formed employees’ co-operative banks. They are also called as salary earners co-operative banks, which are formed by salary earners
to meet their common economic requirements. |
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TECHNOLOGY: A STRATEGY TO TEACH ENGLISH LANGUAGE |
Author : Dr. K. Venkateswara Prasad |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The present paper focuses on the significance of technology
English language. It is a fact that communication skills are
the must important component to inculcate passion for learning the language. Earlier traditional methods are used to teach
language with the chalk and board to the learrers, of course, it has really helped the stakeholders to actch the spirit of the language. |
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SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN SCIENCE : A DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSIS |
Author : Prof. G. C. Jampannanavar and Dr. S. B. Yadawad |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Scientific attitude is the application of general intellectual capacity to scientific resources and problems. One of the major aims of teaching science is to development of scientific attitude among the
students. The development of scientific attitude makes pupil open minded, helps him to make critical observations, develops in
time intellectual honesty, curiosity, unbiased and impartial thinking etc. |
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“PERSONAL LAWS OF INDIA VIS-A-VIS COMMON UNIFORM CODE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS” |
Author : Dr. Vinod Kumar Patidar |
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Abstract :Citizen of India are governed by different personal laws, based on their religion, casts, community, etc. The uniform civil code (UCC) in India proposes to replace the personal laws based on the scriptures and customs of each major religious community in the country with a common set governing every citizen. More than 67 years have been completed to commencement of the supreme law but government of India has failed to make UCC. A. 44 of constitution of India which laws down that the state shall work towards administering the same set of civil laws to govern people belonging to different regions and religious.
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QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURE PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS ANALYSIS OF THE TOXICITY OF BENZOIC ACID. |
Author : Dr. Prakash Solanki |
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Abstract :Benzene derivatives including benzoic acid have been used for
many years in chemical industry. Quantitative Structure Property Relationships (QSPR) can predict toxicity. Many studies have been concentrated on investigating the acute toxicity. The majority of QSPR correlate toxicity using the various physic - chemical, topological and quantum chemicals parameters. All of the statistical analysis were performed using STATISTICA 6.0 software. In present study QSPR analysis of the toxicity of benzoic acid is done.
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HEALTH CARE SERVICES OFFERED BY GOVERNMENT SECTOR HOSPITALS IN KARNATAKA: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE VIJAYAPUR DISTRICT |
Author : Shri. Vivekanand A. Ughade and Prof. Dr. Sadashiv Laxman Shiragave |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The purpose of this article is to study the different government hospitals operating in Karnataka state. The study is concentrated on number of government hospitals offering health care services to public in Vijayapur District of Karnataka state. The finding of the study reveals that Government hospitals cover both urban areas and rural areas through its different health care centreswith 3.4825 % of total government hospitals in the state. |
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ROLE OF BANKING SECTOR IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA |
Author : Dr. B. S. Salunkhe |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Economic development of a country largely depends upon industrialization and a developed banking organization is
a pre-requisite for the industrial development of a country. The
banking system is all the more important for the economic growth
of less developed countries. |
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HUMAN FACTORS IN RESEARCH: M-COMMERCE CASE |
Author : Dr. Ghanshyam D. Giri |
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Abstract :The significance of human elements is broadly perceived. In this article, research of human variables was arranged with the versatile trade (m-business) as an utilization of human elements. The m-business showcase as of late develops quick, and m-trade has been differently contemplated as needs be. Human factors in m-trade, specifically, progress toward becoming more vital for a business achievement. In view of a writing audit on human factors in m-business, the inquire about arrangement was made. It is
relied upon to give some helpful data to perusers who are intrigued in human elements or human PC |
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ITS CHANGING NATURE |
Author : Dr. Muthyala Sivakumar |
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Abstract :New Public Administration (NPA) framework has been the overwhelming worldview in broad daylight administration hypothesis and practice since the most recent 30 years deciding its proclivity with business sectors and private division administration like USA, UK, Korea etc. |
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ROLE OF MEDIA IN GOOD GOVERNANCE: CHALLENGES TO INDIAN DEMOCRACY |
Author : B. Chandra Shekar |
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Abstract :Good Governance is essential for popular governance . Such
governance incorporates a few factors , for example ,
straight for wardness , responsibility, run of law and
individuals support. India is a just nation and in each popularity
based nation, there is a need of good governance and
straightforwardness. |
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THE ROLE OF UNO IN SRILANKA TAMIL REFUGEESREPATRIATION |
Author : Dr. S. Murugavalli |
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Abstract :The office of the United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees
(UNHCR) a humanitarian and nonpolitical organization started its operation on 1st January 1951.It works to protect and assist the refugees all over the world. The two fundamental functions of the office is to provide ‘international protection’ and to ‘seek
permanent solutions’ for their problems under the 1957 United
Conventions and 1967 United Nation Refugee Protocol,where a
refugee is defined as ‘any person who, owing to well founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality or
membership of a particular social group’. |
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“PROBLEMS OF WOMEN WORKING ON STREET SIDE: A CASE STUDY OF VIJAYAPUR” |
Author : Dr. Anitha R. Natekar |
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Abstract :The present study is descriptive by nature. The universe of the study covers whole Vijayapura city as its population. The sampling is selected by using convenient sampling and the sample size is confined as 20. The present study is selected in street side vendors who are selling vegetables and home appliances. Other
category will eliminate due to time and cost constraints. |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & RTE: STATUS AND FUNCTIONING OF SMC |
Author : Shashi Pal |
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Abstract :The First Education Commission clearly spelt out the need of decentralization of school education and involvement of local bodies in the processes related to school improvement in 1966. According to the Commission, the immediate goal was to associate communities. |
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STRESS LEVEL AMONG ATHLETES AND NON-ATHLETES |
Author : Ovais Ahmad Rather , Naseer Mushtaq Rather and Naseer –ud- din Waza |
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Abstract :The motivation behind the investigation was to think about the feeling of anxiety among competitors and noncompetitors of Kashmir division. The data was collected through using standard questionnaire on the selected variable. There were 400 subjects selected randomly out of which 100 weremale athletes,100 male non-athletes, 100 female athletes and 100 female non–athletes of Kashmir division. |
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SPINE CURVATURE DEFORMITIES |
Author : Ashwini K. N. |
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Abstract :Posture is the position in which someone holds their
body when standing or sitting. Holding the body statically
in a position places stresses on the tissues of the body. Posture can simply be defined as a ‘position’ or ‘arrested movement’. It considers the position of the body and its relationship to whatever is supporting it (i.e. a chair, the floor, a table that’s being leaned on). As with movement, different postures are used for different purposes and goals. Although it is common for people to talk about ‘good posture’ or ‘bad posture’ they are really talking about ‘good alignment’ and ‘bad alignment’. |
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THE ASPECT OF CHARITY IN FIRDAUS KANGA’S TRYING TO GROW AND ARDASHIR VAKIL’S BEACH BOY |
Author : Dr. Bakya Raj and D. Sravana Jyothi |
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Abstract :The aspect of Charity in Firdaus Kanga’s trying to
Grow and Ardashir Vakil’s Beach Boy Firdaus Kanga’s trying
to Grow and Ardashir Vakil’s Beach Boy are novels of education.
Kanga’s narrative singularly focuses on the trauma of creativity,
inhibitions and fears in Brit, the physically handicapped Parsee
protagonist. |
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WOMEN WORKFORCE IN INDIAN IT-BPO SECTOR: A DRIVING FORCE |
Author : Dr. Anilkumar S. Hagargi |
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Abstract :The sector has been turning out to be more women centric with one out of 3 is women joining the sector of $ 143 Billion IT- BPO Sector according to the data published and released by the NASSCOM. The present paper brings out the current scenario of
women workforce in Indian BPO-IT Industry. |
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IMPACT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ON PRODUCTIVITY |
Author : Dr. Suresh Kumar Jain and Arti Badgel |
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Abstract :Increase in occupational accidents in the recent times has given
anurge to organisations to lay more emphasis on occupational health and safety. In most of the de v e loping countri e s, the
improvement in the productivity of the employees and occupational health and safety has been an important subject of study. |
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PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS USING SENDER INITIATED ALGORITHMS |
Author : Dr. Putti SrinivasaRao |
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Abstract :ystem performance can be improved by using proper Sload balancing. if some processors are less loaded or idle
and others are heavily loaded, the system performance will be
reduced drastically. This paper explains how the performance can
be improved using Sender initiated algorithm in distributed system. |
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POSSIBILITY OF TYPES OF ERRORS COMMITTED BY STUDENTS LEARNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE |
Author : Mahalekshmi G. and Dr. R. Gowrishankar |
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Abstract :Teaching and learning a foreign language such as English in vernacular dominated scenario is not only challenging but also mindnumbing one. The mother tongue is like a rail road and the second language runs on it. Students commit mistakes in second language are due to the influence of mother tongue and its language rules that control the learner not to proceed further. One language that imbibe the functionalities of other language and students under go very serious conflict when they faces their language under vulnerable situations. |
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PERFORMANCE AND IMPACT OF SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS |
Author : Mahantesh Sogal and Dr. D. N. Patil |
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Abstract :Education is the doorway to the wider world and an exposition on rural infrastructure is incomplete without an assessment of the extent to which we have been able to open this door for the children of rural India. In this paper discussed an overview of the education system in India, its organization and the progress that has been made since independence.
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COMMUNICATION IN MODERN CLASSROOMS |
Author : Aakansha Kumari |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :The part of communication is imperative in classroom
exchange . Fruitful instructing learning relies upon
successful communication among stinstructor and
understudies. Communication makes learning less demanding,
enables understudies to accomplish objectives, increment
open doors for extended learning, fortifies the association amongst understudy and educator and makes a general positive affair.
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KODUMANAL - AN ARCHAEOTOURISM |
Author : Dr. K. Palanisamy |
Abstract | Full Text |
Abstract :Kodumanal is a village located in the Erode district.
Kodumanal was once a flourishing ancient trade city
known as Kodumanam. This village is one of the most important
archaeological sites of South India, under the control of State
Archaeological Department of Tamil Nadu. |
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