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The Theory Of Karma In The Philosophical Novels Of Indian English Literature.
Dr. Shrimati C. Das
Post Doctoral Fellow(USA), Associate Professor, Department of English, Nehru Arts, Science, Commerce College & PG Center , Hubli, Karanataka.
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Most of Indian English literature quotes that the destination of each ones destiny is influenced by two important factors namely "Karma" and "Dharma".
Karma is nothing but the action of life and the lessons we have to learn from it to correct our destiny, whereas Dharma means to live our life according to our duty to be done in this birth.
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Community Participation In Ecological Management For Developing Ecotourism Perspectives
Dr. Garima Tiwari
Assistant Professor, Department of Forestry Wildlife and Environmental Sciences Guru Gahsidas Vishwavidhyalya, Bilaspur Chhattisgarh, India
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The term eco-tourism was initially used to describe nature-based travel to relatively undisturbed areas with an emphasis on education. The concept has developed to a scientifically based approach to the planning, management and development products and activities. Around the globe, eco-tourism is quickly becoming one of the most popular forms of vacationing. Eco-tourism primarily aims to provide awareness to the visitor of the protective, productive and regulatory functions of the ecosystem. Eco-tourism can play a significant role to uplift the local population with regards to economic benefits and livelihood. There is a need to identify the good eco-tourism spots and develop the infrastructure to provide good hospitality and educate the people regarding environmental conservation.
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Going Beyond The Marginalized - A Study With A Specific Reference To Indian Women In Epic Context.
Dr. Rajani Jairam
Professor, Department of Sanskrit, Jain University, Bangalore, India
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This paper examines the changing role of Indian Women in the Global context keeping in view women in the epic context with due emphasis given to the image of women, in social and literary context, her struggle to break out of the marginalized identity. The paper also concentrates on the perspective of women in the patriarchal context and breaking away from the docile, feminine image thrust by the patriarchal order. Her defeat and affronts her triumph and success, her endeavors and failures form the thrust area of the paper. A cursory reference will be given to the works of Indian women novelists who form the marginalized group depiction of women in Indian art, Indian visual art, Indian folk lores, Indian sculpture fighting against the commodification and domestic servitude from feministic perspective concentrating on the relevance of the great poet of India Veda Vyasa who fought valiantly against the hegemonic stereotypes laying a road map for Indian women to establish their identities in the Global context.
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Phonon Anomalies In Hfn And Zrn
Dr. Poonam Mishra
Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, Government Kaktiya P. G. College Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh
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The phonon dispersion curve are determined by model (BSM) for the crystals transition metal mono-nitrides (HfN and ZrN) and compared with the experimental phonons, which forms perhaps the best test for this purpose. The eight numbers of parameters of the model are determined by using the some set of input data. The results and degrees of agreement obtained in each case show clearly the superiority of the “charge-transfer mechanism” for representing the deformations of electron shells used in the BSM. The phonon dispersion curves and phonon density of states in HfN and ZrN have been measured in high-symmetry directions ?, S and ? by breathing shell model (BSM). Anomalies in the dispersion of the acoustic branches and optical branches have been detected which are well described by experimental results.
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A Comparative Profitability Analysis Of Coca Cola & Pepsico
Dr. Arti Mudaliar*, Dr. B.M.S. Bhadauria**
*Faculty, Department of Commerce, Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Bhopal.
**Professor, Govt. Arts and Commerce College, Harda. (M.P.)
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Keeping sector complexities in mind this study is carried out and it is focused on analyzing the profitability of two multinational companies. Its core aim is to evaluate the past performance, income position and the expected future performance of the two companies in different business environment along with recognizing the effect of profitability ratios on company’s future. Therefore this paper deals with the comparative competitive analysis of profitability of the number one company in the index’s Food and Beverage Super sector- Pepsico and its giant competitor Coca Cola. It has been analyzed on the basis of ratios. Further their SD and CV, the Sum of Mean Values and Average score are calculated. At last concluding remark has been given on the basis of test of significance. It has been noticed that the Profitability position of both the companies are quite similar inspite of different business environment and market forces.
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The Role Of Ngos In The Social Welfare Of Poor People
Mr. Vijender Kumar*, Mr. Virender Kumar**, Mr. Raj Kumar***
*Research Scholar, Delhi School of Economics,University of Delhi
**Research Scholar, Delhi School of Economics,University of Delhi
***Research Scholar, Delhi School of Economics,University of Delhi
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Voluntary Organization is not a new phenomenon in our country. In present context, a government commissioned study puts that for every 500 persons, there is one registered NGO. These NGOs have been focusing on social welfare in the context of women empowerment, human rights, and implementation of various central and state government development programmes. The NGOs can contribute handsomely towards social welfare through their intensive campaigns used to avail services to needy people, people’s mobilization programmes and effective networks. The present study aimed to understand the impact made by NGOs and bring out various methods used in improving social welfare and significant impact made on promotion of awareness about various government schemes. The primary survey was conducted in slums of Delhi. This study used “Mixed Method” approach in which concurrent design with multilevel sampling design was used. The sampling units were purposively selected utilizing the convenience and quota sampling schemes. Total of 300 slum dwellers in 10 slums vis-à-vis GRCs (or NGOs) were selected conveniently. In QUANT phase schedules were administered to slum dwellers while in QUAL phase in depth interviews and group discussion were conducted with GRCs. Findings showed that 68% were aware about presence of NGOs in their areas. Only 16.31% slum dwellers of those who needed policies/supports were reaping benefits of government policies enrolled through NGOs. Only 9.35% were taking credit from NGOs. Discussion with the GRCs revealed that errant and low Supply of Funds was the major reason for inefficiency and irregularity in the working of NGOs.
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The Vital Role Of Customary Law In Tribal Life
Dr. Anand Murti Mishra
Assistant Professor, Department of Sos Anthropology and Tribal Study, Bastar Viswavidyalaya, Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh
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Social institution and customary laws practiced by the tribal were applicable to social institutions, such as marriage, marriage payment or bride-price, inheritance, divorce, birth-rites, death-rites etc and management of the natural resources as well. The present paper highlights the customs and laws practiced by the tribal communities but in the background of above context, in-spite of effective customs and laws, the innocent tribals are denied natural justice with the introduction of modern laws restricting their access to the natural resources like land, water, forest etc .If any tribal community member violate customs and laws is punished by the traditional council. Generally the punishment depends upon the intensity of crime committed. Different types of punishments prevailing among tribal communities are warning, penalty in the form of cash or kind or both, example-communication/social boycott; elaborate feast, oath, ordeal etc. In such an alarming situation it is necessary to educate the tribes regarding their rights so that they can organized them to fight for their common cause.
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Effective Communication and Soft Skills: Wake Up Alarms
Ms. Nutan Kumari
Assistant Professor, Department of Business Management. L N Mishra College Of Business Management, Muzaffarpur, Bihar.
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"Personality is to man what perfume is to flower." ---Charles Sehwab
Success is a journey without destination. It is a great motivating factor, but it can do us really good only if we can measure our own value and employ a yardstick to gauge our merit. Talent is about nourishing our skills and honing the underlying skills. In today"s working scenario, where employers and employees are expecting high and survival of the fittest is the norm; instilling soft skills while sharpening hard skill has become imperative. With the ever changing rules for success in business, people are still looking for a magical formula that can make a remarkable difference in the growth of an organization. One may be naturally blessed with flair at technology and computers. But management views reveal that it is ultimately our soft skills that gear our performance at work place in a global world today.
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Community Orientation Towards Trafficked Women
Ms. Nikhat Shama
Research Scholar, Department of Political Science Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi
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The women’s understanding about trafficking is a key element in its prevention and management. Awareness of the subject is postulated to lead a better understanding of the subject by women. The present study is an attempt to understand the knowledge and attitudes of women towards trafficking.
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Inventive Utilization Of Soybean Whey As Beverage
Mr. Yashwant Kumar* and Mr. Devender Dhingra**
*Assistant Professor, Department of FPT, Bilaspur University, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India
**Principal Scientist, KAB-II, Pusa, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, India
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The processing of soybean for producing milk, soy-paneer (tofu) and other products was studied. The practical on processing of soybean was done at the processing unit M/s B K Soya Products Sangrur, Punjab. Large quantity of whey is produced during preparation of soy-paneer and it goes waste. The properties of whey were evaluated for its utilization for whey-based beverage. Titrable acidity, protein and total reducing sugar were observed to be 0.192, 0.3 and 0.4 % respectively. pH of the freshly prepared soybean whey was observed to be 5.11. Average specific gravity and viscosity were observed to be 1.01 and 20.5 cP. Colour of the whey was yellowish red. The L*, a* and b* values of the whey were in the range of 32.02 - 40.35, 3.03 - 4.56 and 19.58 - 22.27 respectively. The turbidity of why was 82.37 Nephelometric Turbidity Units. Ready to serve beverage was prepared by adding sugar, synthetic colour and flavour, eight combinations were tried. The sensory quality of beverage was carried out on 9 point Hedonic scale. The panelists tasted the samples and gave the scores. The combination with 443.75g whey, 112.5g sugar and 443.75g water was observed to be the best.
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Arming Engineers with the Soft Skills
Dr. Asha Rai
Associate Professor, Department of Humanities, Technocrats Institute of Technology, Bhopal
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Engineering deals with solving of society’s problems in a sustainable way. Our young generation can achieve this aim by equipping themselves with the right technology and skills. In most of the Indian engineering colleges, students are from different academic backgrounds. So, they need to be made competent enough to face the real challenges of today’s corporate world. Students require soft skills in addition to hard skills which enable them to effectively communicate and interact easily with others upon entering the real world of work. This paper explores the notion of “soft skills” and its role in educating "new millennium" engineers. The objective of this paper is to highlight some of the skills that are most sought after by employers. The paper also suggests some possible ways through which engineers can arm themselves with these skills so that they can enter and survive confidently in the corporate world.
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PROBLEM OF ELDER ABUSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS UPON WOMEN
Preeti Gupta
Assistant Professor, Department of Law North Eastern Hill University Shillong
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Due to increased life expectancy, there has been a surge in the population of the elderly persons across the globe. This has also led to a sharp rise in the incidences of human rights abuse of the elderly. Initially seen as a social welfare issue and subsequently a problem of ageing, abuse of the elderly has developed into a public health and criminal justice concern. Women are more likely to suffer the pain and turmoil of elder abuse than men. This paper focuses its attention towards the problem of elder abuse with its focus on aging women, its consequences and some measures that are required to combat the menace.
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Channel Capacity Analysis For L-Mrc Receiver Over ?-µ Fading Channel
Samom Jayananda Singh* Pallab Dutta**
*NERIST, Department of ECE, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh-791109, India
**Tezpur University, Department of ECE, Tezpur, Assam, India
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In this paper we used ?-µ fading channel as a fading model and maximal ratio combiner (MRC) which is one of the diversity combining technique considered at the receiver. Closed-form expressions for the capacity of maximal-ratio combining (MRC) diversity systems over ?-µ fading channel are obtained and analyzed for an arbitrary number of input branches. Channel capacity for adaptive transmission techniques: Constant power with optimum rate adaptation (ORA), Channel inversion with fixed rate (CIFR) and Truncated channel inversion with fixed rate (TIFR) are derived. The effect of diversity order and fading parameters on the channel capacity with different adaptive transmission schemes has been studied.
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A Unique Pattern of Informalization of Laborers in Tamil Nadu
Dr. Manju Lalwani Pathak*
*Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Smt. C.H.M. College, Ulhasnagar. University of Mumbai. Maharashtra.
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Paper originates from the interest of standard of labours in India especially in Tamil Nadu. Government wanted to fill the bridge between developed and developing countries by adopting reforms in various sectors. Economic reforms of 1991 have given an excellent boost to Indian Economy. But adverse impact has been observed on structure of labour market of this growing economy which was unpredicted by policy makers. Paper originates from the interest of standard of labours in India. Initially paper describes the socio-economic profile of Tamil Nadu in a glance. Further this research paper provides the wide range of secondary data related to total labour force, workforce participation rate, employment, involvement of laoburs in formal sector and informal sectors, unemployment rate etc.
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