Bharatiya sanvidhanachya kalam 30 nusar alpsankhyank mhanaje dharmavar kinva bhashevar aadharit aapalya deshachya loksankhechya mothya gatachya tulanene aslela lahan gat.

The White Tiger, a remarkable novel of 'New India', is a brilliant Man Booker Prize Winner (2008) novel by Arvind Adiga. Arvind Adiga was born in Madras in 1974 and subsequently lived in India, Australia, the US and the UK. Presently he lives in Mumbai. The White tiger is his first novel. It is an unexpected journey into a new India; rather it is a tale of two Indias. The Novel revolves around two INDIAS; an affluent India, and an India of the common men facing tremendous problems at every step of life. In this novel, Adiga has pointed out everything about everything in India that is Hindus, Muslims, Brahmins, roads, films, animals, rivers, the poor, the rich, the Government hospitals, the liqueur shops, the brothels, Indian caste system, politics, religion and so on and on. It is a story of the journey of a man from darkness to light. Balram Halwai, born in a poor family in the darkest part of India, has an innate ambition to be high and mighty like the landlords. But he realizes that there is no future for him in the village and feels to flee away breaking family bonds to make his living as per his intense wish. While living in the metro city, he uncovers the sordid, bitter and biting truth underlying the glittering city and shining India.

Foundry industry plays very important role in the development of Kolhapur district. Foundry industry means where the metal casting is produced. Foundry is factory that produces metal casting. Metals are cast into shapes by melting them into liquid, pouring the metal in a mould and removing the mould. In all foundries human resource management is very important. P. Jain 1st 2013. Motivation is one of the important processes followed by leaders in all foundries. Motivation is important factor that, affecting human behavior and performance in foundry industry. For the success of foundry manager gives lots of importance to motivation process. According to Likaert motivation is a core of management. Shri dutta founders and engineers PVT Ltd, Kolhapur It is located in plot no B-MIDC. Shiroli, kolhapur-416122. Ph.(0230) 2468316,460034, E Mail datta-f@bsnl.in. This foundry is established in the field of production of gray cast iron and S.G. Casting. It is one of the successful industries in MIDC. There are 130 employees working in this foundry. It has covered area about 2250 sq. mtrs and its total build up area is about 1000 sq. mtrs. The total area| covered by the manufactured purpose is about 750 sq mtrs. In this foundry management plays all its important function. In this research researcher is going to focus on motivation process.

Prachin kalat bharatat shikshanachi gurukul paddhat hoti. Jyamadhe shikshan ghenyachi iccha asnare konihi shikshakanchya ghari gele aani tyanna shikavanyachi vinanti keli.

Comprehension is the base of cognitive domain. Without comprehension higher mental processes like thinking, problem solving, creative thinking, solving example, applying rule are not possible. Mathematics is an abstract subject, rote learning is not useful in this subject so as a teacher it is essential to develop comprehension ability of the learner in Mathematics learning. There are various learning strategies which help to develop comprehension ability of the learner

Any Disease come from food, destroy the functioning of Human body “Disease is a specific symptoms and problems of all body and particular part of body. After the origin of earth and environment, human existed on earth. From existence, food, shelter and water is the basic need of human has completed from the environment. Till human is completed need of food from environment, health of human is not only better but also strong. In fact, human is clever as well as social animal settled over the earth. From the beginning, human is searched new techniques and technology for better life. With time, life of human becomes restful but has involved the several problems is referred as disease and depict the functioning of human body In fact, diseases have originated dominantly and increased after the industrialization mainly in the developed countries. The industrialization has resulted high concentration of industries in the geographical area of country. Those industries have produced the all pollutions like air pollution, sound pollution, water pollution, soil pollution etc. Generally, human is used oxygen in the process of respiration from the air, drink the water from the natural sources of water, also, food is taken from environment. All those need and sources is vital to existence of any human. Any mixing as well as change of basic need source has effected on human health. And that mixing and change is begun from industrialization which spread with industrialization at all over the world. Besides, diseases have happened to the eatable food, uncertain food time and concentration on any one food. While life of human is become dynamic and happiness from the scientific development and industrialization, highly invites the seasonal and non-seasonal diseases in daily life. Work, lifestyle and poor condition is the few reasons to the uncertain food time happened from the any human. Also, availability of particular food, economical condition and high interest is the few reasons of concentration of any food happened from the any human. Lastly, Own human is responsible for any disease occurs in his body.

Investing, of course, is not a game, but a serious subject that can have a major impact on their future well- being. Virtually every one invests. It may in Gold, Shares, Land, Bonds, Government Securities, Fixed Deposits with Banks, etc. Each of these investments has some common characteristics such as the potential risk and return. Investors must determine how much risk they are willing to bear since a higher return is always associated with accepting higher risk. A primary aim of this study is to make investing less difficult by explaining different terms, by elucidating the possible (major) alternatives of investments available to the investors.

Primary Education is one of the main and important media for personality development, Social transformation and also for national development. Therefore for the above said reasons, in the state of Maharashtra various schemes and programmes are being run and operated, with an aim and intention to provide Primary educational facilities to all children and thereby to give them, good quality education. The Central Government implemented a programme called as Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan to implement this scheme to encourage students, educational training programme at State level and also a participation of the Local Community in School Management was planned.

Aims: The aim of the study is to report perception of nurses, on practice work environment in public hospitals based on the selected 28 items out of 31 items of Practice Environment Scale of the Nursing Work Index (PES-NWI). Background: The concept of nursing practice work environment became popular after WHO’s initiatives on improving work environment of nurses in 2007-2010 in healthcare organizations across the world. There have been a numerous of studies conducted on nursing work environment across the world, however, very limited number of studies have been conducted in India. Indian healthcare has been evolving rapidly with right systems and high teachnological transformation. It is important to study this area at present. This study was one of studies conducted at Government hospitals in Maharashtra state in India. Methodology: The data was collected from overall 4 district hospitals of selected four circles of Maharashtra States in India. A structured interview schedules was used to collect the data from nurses. And also a observation check list and personal observations were made during the data collection period. The data was analysed by the SPSS programme. Results: The PES-NWI scale was shown to be reliable demonstrating internal consistency with a Cronbach’s alpha of the total scale of 0.9. Based on this study it is evident that nurse’s perception is mixed, no clarity of favorable and unfavorable environment, composite score is 3.1 on Likert scale of 1 – 5 range. Observation shows nurses were more with paper work than nursing care at bedside, no availaibity of computers and telephone in work areas and they were found to be more stressed due to high patient strength. In evening shift it was observed that one nurse was providing nursing care to 40 -50 patients/shift. Conclusion: This study indicates that the nurses need more autonomy and empowerment at all level that is from bedside to boardroom.

The participation of developing countries as a whole in world exports rose from 20 percent in 1970 to 43 percent in 2005, and their participation in the global product in purchasing power parity terms, which corresponded to 80 percent at the end of the eighteenth century, thanks mostly to China and India, fell to 20 percent in 1950, as a consequence of the imperialism to which those two countries were subjected; however, since the early 1980s, it has risen again, and it already, by 2005, represented 45 percent of world GDP.19. Globalization is therefore reorganizing production worldwise. Rich countriesas well as a good number of developing countries are growing at faster rates than in the past, but among them, the dynamic middle-income Asian countries, Russia, and Argentina are growing faster and catching up. Asia, which for centuries was the world's richest region, has regained its importance in the world economy.

Dr. Kothari yanna bharatiya shikshan aayoganusar namud kele ki," Bharatache bhavitavya vargakholyanusar ghadat aahe." ya bhavitavyacha yogyaritine jopasana karayachi asel, udyachi pidhi nikop,nirogi, saksham, sudrudh ghadavayachi asel tar tyasathi poshak vatavaran shaletun puravane garajeche aahe.

Manavachya sarvangin vyaktimatvachya vikasasathi aani sadrudh rashtrasathi aarogyacha vichar karanari aarogya shikshan hi shikshan shastrachi shakha manun samor aaleli aahe.

RFID is just about the right set of tools that bring an agile nature to the library operation by incorporating asset identification and tracking by the electromagnetic wave. In libraries, this technology is used for locating lost items, tracking moving objects, and others. It also enables efficient and ergonomic inventory, security, and circulation operations in the library. The quick and easy benefits of RFID in libraries ensure both intuitive and satisfying experiences for library staff and users. RFID provides great value to librarians and is simple enough even for young children to use. This paper discusses the concept of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology, a brief introduction to the technology, its components, the role of the librarian in this changing era of technology, the application of RFID tags in libraries, and the best practices guidelines for library RFID use (Berkeley Public Library n.d., Ayre 2004)