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Dec. 28, 2017
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A STUDY ON INFLUENCING FACTORS OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE IN NPKRR CO-OPERATIVE SUGAS MILLS LTD, THALAINAYAR, MAYILADUTHURAI
Dr. M. S. Gayathri
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197643
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The quality of work life movement aims at integrating the socio-psychological needs
of employees, the unique requirement of a particular technology, the structure and
process of the organization.. Recent research indicates the factors influencing quality
of work life of employees in an organization. A reviewof the literature highlights the
factors contribute to QWL towards job satisfaction and employer – employee
relationship. The research examine the hypotheses that investigate the measurement
of quality work life. The study was conducted in co-operative sugar mills and
sample size is 120. The researcher collected primary data by using questionnaire
methods. One way anova and correlation were used for data analysis. Results
indicate that there was a significant relationship between. Job Requirement,
employee participation in management decision with quality of work life.
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Dec. 26, 2017
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CORRELATION BETWEEN TIME MANAGEMENT AND SELF ACTUALIZATION AMONG B.ED. STUDENTS
Mr. Abhijeet M. Rajput & Dr. Arati P. Sapkale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197656
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The aim of this research paper was to determine the correlation between Time
Management and Self Actualization of B.Ed.students. Time Management is the
process of planning and exercising conscious control over the amount of time spent
on specific activities especially to increase effectiveness and productivity. Self
Actualization reflects the intrinsic belief in the self .i.e. the overall opinion and value
of a person .Description survey method was adopted in this study. This study
revealed that the B.Ed.students is having a high level of Time management and self
actualization. As this study proves, there is a significant correlation between Time
management and self actualization
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Dec. 26, 2017
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AN EMPRICAL STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND SUBJECTIVE WELLBEING OF EMPLOYEES IN AN ORGANISATION
Dr. M. S. Gayathri
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197670
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As many nation of the world enter an era of post nationalism in which basic survival
needs are met, interest in subjective well-being is likely to grow ,affecting the ways
in which policy makers govern .Continued research into subjective wellbeing may
ultimately answers the question of what composes the “good life” .The present study
examined the relationship between subjective well being and emotional intelligence.
The researcher adopted the convenient sampling method for selecting the sample.
The sample size is 400. The tool used for data collection is questionnaire method.
Oneway Anova, Multiple Regression, Simple correlation were used to carried out to
test the formulated hypotheses
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Dec. 27, 2017
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THE EFFECT OF READING SKILL ON ACHIEVEMENT OF VOCABULARY OF SECONDARY LEVEL STUDENTS
Mr. G. D. Sapkal & Dr. Arati P. Sapkale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197680
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In this study researcher used Experimental Method for testing the achievement of
vocabulary of Secondary School Students. There is purposive sampling method used
and selected 20 students from 9th class. By using Single Group Design researcher
give them proper treatment for achievement of vocabulary. It is proved that the
treatment given by the researcher is significant
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Dec. 28, 2017
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WISELY MANAGED CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY
Mahajan & Dr. Arati P. Sapkale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197692
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One theme that runs through everything we do is innovation. Sounds like almost
everyone else, right? But honestly, it’s a word we don’t toss around lightly—
especially when it comes to education. We believe that finding new and innovative
methods of teaching is a crucial skill for teachers.
In the early twentieth century, before the advent of technology in the teaching
methods, the instructor was the transmitter and the learners were the receivers of the
knowledge being transferred. The typical medium can be imagined as a board, chalk
was followed for decades and still in practice at many places. The instructor is the
centre of this model delivering factual knowledge to the whole group of learners and
having a complete authority in the classroom. The students have a minimum role to
play here and the just at the receiving end of the transmission
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Dec. 25, 2017
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A STUDY OF STUDY HABBITS OF NINTH STANDARD STUDENTS OF ENGLISH MEDIUM IN DHULE CITY
Mr. Deepak Kashinath Chaudhari & Dr. Arati P. Sapkale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197708
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Study is the most important part of every student’s life because study is directly
related to academic performance decides future path of student’s life. So many
misconcepts are carried out by students at the time of study e.g. a student thinks that
only reading means studying , only few days before examination are proper for
study, only to qualify the examination and getting good numbers is the objective of
study etc. And most important thing which is commonly appears is that for many
students study is the hectic work
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Dec. 29, 2017
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UCCHA MADHYAMIK SHALETIL VIDYARTHYANCHA MANASSHASRTIYA SAMUPADESHAN GARAJANCHA TULANATMAK ABHYAS
Deepak Prabhakar Baviskar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7203328
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Prastut sanshodhan peparanmadhe Nandurbar shaharatil uchha madhyamik shaletil Kal, Vidnyan aani Vanijya shakgetil vidyarthyancha manas shasrtiya samupadeshan garajancha abhyas sarvekshan paddhatine kela aahe.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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A STUDY OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF PUPIL TEACHERS IN RELATION TO LOCUS OF CONTROL
Dr. Umender Malik
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197716
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The purpose of this paper was to examine the relationship between Locus of Control and academic
achievement of male and female under B.Ed pupil teachers of Rohtak district. The study was
conducted on a sample of 120 male and female of B.Ed pupil teachers, from B.Ed colleges of
Rohtak district. Then adaptation of Hasnain and Joshi’s Locus of Control scale was used to assess
the locus of control of the pupil teachers. The result indicated that there was no significant positive
correlation between external locus of control and academic achievement of the pupil teachers.
Futher it was found that male and female of B.Ed pupil teachers having internal Locus of Control
help better academic achievement than male and female of B.Ed pupil teachers their external
Locus of Control.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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STATUS IN THE WORKING PLACE OF THE WOMEN SHGS MEMBERS IN NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU - AN ANALYSIS
Dr. K. Muthu
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197727
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Nagapattinam district is one among the front line districts in the promotion of SHGs, which are
developed as a tool for the eradication of poverty. The district is coastal in nature and also
surrounded by villages engaging in agriculture. But the district was consecutively worst hit by
natural calamities such as Tsunami, flood and cyclone. Now the district proclaimed as drought
prone area. In this situation, the role of SHG movement is all the more important for the
promotion of socio economic interest of the inhabitants of the districts especially women, the
present study is focused the status in the working place of the women SHGs members in
Nagapattinam district
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Dec. 27, 2017
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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN MATHEMATICS OF HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS IN PUDUCHERRY REGION
Dr. G. Kumaravelu
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197739
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The present study has been carried out to examine the academic achievement in
mathematics of higher secondary students. Normative survey method was adopted
on a sample of 927 higher secondary students from Puducherry region using
stratified random sampling technique. To measure academic achievement in
mathematics, the investigator developed the achievement test based on Bloom’s
Taxonomy (1956). The study revealed that there exists significant difference in
academic achievement in mathematics with respect to Type of management and
Type of school and not significant in the case of gender and locality.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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KANISHTYA MAHAVIDYALAYATIL VIDYARTHYANCHA SANGANAK SAKSHARATAECHA TULANATMAK ABHYAS
Dr. Tushar Madhukar Mali
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198784
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Prastut sanshodhan peparanmadhe kanishtya mahavidyalayatil kala, vidnan aani vanijya shakhetil vidyarthyancha sanganak sakharatecha tulanatmak abhyas kela aahe.
Original Research Articles
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Dec. 25, 2017
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ACHIEVEMENTS OF WOMEN SCIENTISTS AND ECHNOLOGISTS
Major (Dr) Viji, M. & Mary Elizabeth Shyamala
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7197751
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India the land of ancient varied culture tradition, and people of highly civilized
Society ,who were rich not only in tradition and culture but also Science and
technology have been an integral part of Indian civilization and culture. Women and
men have been active in science from the inception of human civilization. One of
the defining marks of humanity is the ability to affect and predict our environment.
Science is the creation of structure. For our world and technology, the use of
structure has been stepping stone to our progress. Women and men have researched
and solved each emerging need. At a glance, women in general might look like one
of the many housewives – simple, docile, unassuming and humble. But make no
mistake, for behind this simple straight face is a razor sharp brain, and an uncanny
ability to execute, to convert thought into action without much ado.
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Dec. 29, 2017
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FACTORS INFLUENCING RURAL CONSUMERS TO SWITCH: A STUDY CONDUCTED TOWARDS VARIOUS MOBILE SERVICE PROVIDERS IN WEST BENGAL
Dr. Debarun Chakraborty
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198188
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There is a huge upsurge in the current telecommunication market in India due to
several reasons. Urban market is almost penetrated by all the national &
international players but still the rural market is not yet pierced as compare to
urban market. The 70% of population in India are staying in rural India only. So,
naturally all the marketers will try to enter the market & want to grasp it as soon as
possible. This study has been made to see that why the rural consumers are
switching from one brand to another brand & which are the factors mainly
influencing to do so. The area chosen for the study is West Bengal, which is having
several prominent rural areas of India, which comprises five divisions & from those
five subdivisions has been selected due to the rural prominence namely Rampurhat,
Islampur, Mekhligunj, Tehatta and Egra. 400 respondents have been selected on this
purpose & their opinion has been recorded with the help of a close ended
questionnaire. The researcher has also used 5 point likert scale which is ranging
from strongly agree to strongly disagree to collect the responses from the various
respondents. Factor analysis & Multiple Regression analysis have been used as
statistical tools to find out the most important factors. Findings of the study iterate
that most of the customers are influenced by network related factors at the time of
purchasing SIM cards.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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VIVIDH PADAVITTAR MAHAVIDYALAYATIL VIDYARTHYANCHA SANSHODHAN ABHIVRUTTICHA ABHYAS
Prof. Gajanan Muralidhar Khekad
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198806
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Prastut sanshodhan paperanmadhe vividh padavittar mahavidyalatil kala, vidnyan aani vanijya shakhetil vidyarthyacha sanshodhan abhivrutticha abhyas kela aahe.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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VINOD GAIKWAD YANCHYA KADAMBARYATIL SAMASYA
Dr. Nagnath Laxman Aavale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198843
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Vinod gaikwad yanni vividh prakarachya samasyancha uhapoh aaapalya kadambaryatun kelela aahe.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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CUSTUMERS’PERCEPTION OF AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES - A STUDY ON ATM SERVICES OF INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK, PUDUKKOTTAhttps://zenodo.org/record/7198211#.Y0k_l3ZBzIU
Dr. G. Deepa
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198211
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The banking sector in India is facing challenging times with advent of globalization,
privatization and liberalization in India. The banks are now facing challenges on
cost reduction, innovative products and technology. Such as Net banking, mobile
banking, ATMs and bill payments are the buzzwords that banks are using to attract
the customers. Primarily this study aimed at the performances of ATM services of
Indian Overseas Bank in Pudukkottai District. This is a case study approach. The
customers of Indian Overseas Bank are selected on a simple random sampling
method. Administering questionnaire to 320 respondents their perceptions are
ascertained on various aspects of ATMs. Majority of the respondents from middle
and higher income groups, degree and above qualification holders and male
category expressed that factors like safety of the service, service rendered by the
bank, nearness of the service, friends and relatives played a significant role in
choosing this service. It is further ascertained that all other factors played
supplementary role in selecting the service. With regard to overall satisfaction of the
respondents about the ATM services it is ascertained that majority from middle and
higher income groups and degree and above qualification holder expressed good
and very good opinion about this service, however others expressed average
performance which needs a separate study to tackle it properly
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Dec. 24, 2017
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STUDY OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION VALUE AND BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS
Momin Shaziya Mohammed Irfan & Pillai Pramoda Sasidharan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198215
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The present investigation is carried out using effluent water from the dyeing
industries of Bhiwandi city. Most of the chemicals present in the effluent water when
discharged into main water bodies consume oxygen for oxidation and decomposition
purposes. They reduce the level of oxygen in water which in turn causes mortality of
the bio-organisms. The dyeing industry creates water pollution as the waste
generated from the different wet processes like scouring, bleaching, dyeing and
printing are very harmful. They cause chemical pollution due to discharge of
various chemicals and disturb the normal functioning of living organisms (bioorganisms)
in water. This research work has been carried out to assess the effect of
pollution on the quality of water (which could also be a source of drinking water)
and on bio-organisms. Water samples collected from the dyeing industry were
analyzed for amount of Oxygen and for biological parameter. It has been observed
that reduction in dissolved oxygen concentration is one of the most important factors
that directly affect the lifecycle of most of the aquatic animals. The results of oxygen
consumed by the chemicals are then compared with the standard values prescribed
by the standard bodies
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Dec. 24, 2017
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RURAL AGRICULTURE AND HILLY AREAS: A CASE STUDY AKOLE TAHSIL IN AHMEDNAGAR DISTRICT, M.S, INDIA
Dr. Khemnar Shivaji Bhagwan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198229
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Agriculture is a primary occupation of human being. It plays an important role for
stable and economically sound life of human. It is a science of growing different
crops from the land. In prehistoric period, human was attracted towards the rivers
in search of water. They started to grow crops according to traditional ways. Now a
day, the agriculture sector has become wider and developed new techniques.
Agriculture is depending on water, soil, weather and such natural resources. Nature
has provided various resources for agriculture. Our basic needs like food, shelter
and cloth are totally depending on agriculture, man of the rural areas aagriculture
is an important occupation for almost all the countries. Even though the developed,
developing or undeveloped countries, agriculture playing a critical role for overall
development. Many scholars have already devoted at large to highlight the
important role and changes in agrarian sector. In historical period study of
Alexander Von Humboldt, Arther Young, and Von Thunen have provided their large
contributions. In India Dr. Swaminathan, Dr. Bhatiya, Prof. B. C. Vaidya, Prof.
Praveen Saptarshi, Dr. Ramchandra Sable and other have focused the importance of
agriculture. Depending on weather conditions, agriculture is categorized into
following categories. i.e. Intensive Agriculture, Subsistence Farming, Extensive
Agriculture, Plantation Agriculture and Mixed Farming. In Asian countries, there is
increasing trend of population and facing limited scope of agriculture land, that’s
why they practicing subsistence Agriculture. Rice crop is taken twice or thrice in a
year. Farmers are producing Sugarcane, Wheat, Soybean, Cereals, Pulses, Oil
seeds, Vegetables, Fruits, Fodder, Floriculture crops etc. The region which has
Monsoon rainfall with irrigation facility is popular and known for cash crop
production. Small land size, large dependent population and more than 60 % of land
depends on monsoon rainfall. Availability and continuous supply of water is very
important for any crop. Without water, life is impossible. All living things, trees,
animals, are depends on water. So use of water use should be proper. Due to
globalization in 21st century there is increase in population rapidly. The demand of
water for various purposes is increasing day by day.It is predicted that in upcoming
25 years, there will be extra use of water for farming or agriculture purpose. So use
of water in proper way is important.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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COUNSELLING AND FAMILY THERAPY THROUGH OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING: SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE IN TRAINING OF PROFESSIONALS – THE INDIAN EXPERIENCE
Amiteshwar Ratra & Neerja Chadha
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198237
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The fast-changing scenario of modern India poses many challenges to be met by the
family members as a unit and the professionals working for the promotion of family
well-being. The family is the basic unit of the society. The inter-relatedness of the
individual, the family and the social context is now being increasingly recognized
and emphasized. In response to this recognition, counselling and family therapy has
emerged, worldwide, as a new area that adopts a holistic perspective and seeks to
improve the psychological well-being of the person by addressing not just him or her
individually, but also the significant others in the immediate social milieu.
An innovative professional degree programme for training of professionals in the
area of counselling and family therapy is thus a need of the hour. This need has been
addressed by the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) in India by
developing and launching Master of Science in Counselling and Family Therapy
M.Sc.(CFT) and Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Family Therapy
PGDCFT). These programmes of study are modular in nature and have been
developed with open learning paradigm and are delivered through the open and
distance learning and technology mediated methodology with judicious blending.
This paper discusses at length the processes involved in development and quality
assurance for these programmes and lays emphasis on how these programmes
promote skill-set development for these professional cadres. Rigorous efforts have
been made to keep up quality assurance of the said programmes. The paper
concludes by highlighting crucial aspects of preparation of course content and
course material — print, audio and video, along with a discussion on the built-in
provisions for experiential learning emphasizing on skill development.
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Dec. 29, 2017
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PROMOTING POSITIVE PARENTING AND FOSTERING HEALTHY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH DISTANCE EDUCA
Amiteshwar Ratra
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198246
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Strengthening positive parenting skills and optimal parent-child relationship in the
contemporary dynamic world dominated by westernization and individuation has
become important. Parenting in the Indian context in the earlier times tended to be
described as a mix of pampering during young age and strictness from middle
childhood years onwards; of indulgence and warmth by the mother and abstention
from display of affection and disciplinarianism of the father; and further
characterized by multiple caregivers in the family performing the parenting role!
With the change of time and need of the society, there have been massive influences
on the parent and the parenting process due to migration, industrialization,
westernization, breakdown of the joint family system, decline of the power of the
authority figure in the family system, and other such factors, resulting in a state of
flux. Given the fluidity of the scenario, it is hardly surprising to find that in the
contemporary era, the present-day parents tend to be on unsure grounds vis-à-vis
good parenting! The dynamic scenario of the society is irreversible, but something
has to be done to ensure that the lacunae are plugged and the support systems are
available. Taking cognizance of this need, promoting positive parenting and holistic
parent-child relationship through distance education and technology mediated
learning is envisioned, targeted particularly at the parents and family members. In
this proposed programme, the course content, faculty support, delivery mechanism,
knowledge acquisition and examination pattern should be such that accredits and
supports the learner. Even though a lot of content and jargon is available on the
internet and to some extent even through the print medium, but this information
tends to be sporadic; is generally westernized; and may not be relevant to our sociocultural
milieu. The presence of fallacies is also highly likely.
It is vital that the course content take into account the needs of the learning
community, considering their socio-cultural realities and contingencies. Education
through distance mode and technology mediated learning about positive parenting
would help the broad canvas of interested learners and prove to be a blessing for the
vast myriad of parents and other family members. Distance education and
technology mediated learning provides immense flexibility to the learners, and a
well-designed programme of study aiming to foster positive parenting and holistic
parent-child relationship offered through this mode is required as a much-awaited
response to a strong felt need. Developing MOOCs in this educational area and in
the Indian context is the social felt need of the society.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN E-BANKING CUSTOMERS SERVICES: A CASE STUDY OF KARNATAKA BANK LTD (KBL
Dr. C. Mahadeva Murthy & Dr. Veena K.P.
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198258
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The banking sector plays dynamic and predominant role in Indian economy. After
demonetization the customers are shift towards traditional banking practices to Ebanking
practices. The rapid growth of electronic banking customer services which
leads to occurrence of risk management in e-banking customer services. In
connection with e-banking involves a variety of risks, the main risks are the
monitored operational risk, legal risk, security risk, strategic Risks etc. Frequently,
the customers faced operational risks are more compared to the other categories of
risk that should be effect on the optimal activity between bank as well as customer
transactions. The aim of the study is to understand the theoretical background of
different categories of risk management in e-banking customer services in
Karnataka Bank Ltd and to examine the demographic profile of e- banking users of
Karnataka Bank Ltd. and to analysis the operational risks faced by the customers
while using e- banking services and also to assess the legal risks faced by the
customers while operating e- banking services in Karnataka Bank Ltd. Finally the
last part of the study covers security risks faced by the customers while accesses e
banking services in Karnataka Bank Ltd, the sample size for study was only 75 Ebanking
users of KBL. For the purpose of analysis of data based on normality test
applied for non-parametric tests such as, mean, standard deviation, Wilcoxon
Singed Z– Rank Test and Kruskal Wallies Z-Test. Finally this study results majority
of the respondents has been positively opined that break down and time our services
machines, lack of technological awareness, authentication of customers and
confidentiality integrity of transaction and also privacy protection for banking
transaction are the major operational and legal security risks faced the customers of
Karnataka Bank Ltd.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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ROLE OF WOMEN IN NATION BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT
Dr.Sanjay P. Shedmake
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198268
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"Woman" is the best and unsurpassed creator of the Creator. Measuring the
beauty of the woman and the height of the serpent and its depth is not only
difficult but it is impossible. In the social, cultural, religious, geographical,
historical and literary world, there is also a revelation of the diverse forms of
women, not only the external, but the dysfunctional nature of interpersonal
interaction. Woman, nature, and God is a wonderful "holy sacrifice" given by
God, which is necessary to realize 'holy instrument'. There is no border or no
end to it! This is a vast form, in front of which the creator himself is also a
knit. This is 'Amrit-Varadaan' as well as 'Divine medicine'. Woman is the
smell of the mud of the soil, which carries the life-style and plays an
important role in not only personal but national-creation and development. For
women it should be said that this - "There is unity in diversity" ... then there
will be no exaggeration. Because there is variety in women's outer form,
beauty and dress, but in their mind there is 'Ekam' like monotony and central
power God. Around the same power, many types of virtues like the Sun and
other planets are constantly moving, such as faith, love, compassion, loyalty,
compassion, dedication, sacrifice, sacrifice, compassion, coolness, affection,
efficiency, dutifulness, tolerance, Limit, equality, creativity and tolerance etc.
-As a result of these many powers, there is wonderful and unparalleled
contribution of women's nation-building and development. We can understand
this continuous contribution of women through some points –
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Dec. 28, 2017
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN E-BANKING CUSTOMERS SERVICES: A CASE STUDY OF KARNATAKA BANK LTD (KBL)
Dr. C. Mahadeva Murthy & Dr. Veena K. P.
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198299
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The banking sector plays dynamic and predominant role in Indian economy. After
demonetization the customers are shift towards traditional banking practices to Ebanking
practices. The rapid growth of electronic banking customer services which
leads to occurrence of risk management in e-banking customer services. In
connection with e-banking involves a variety of risks, the main risks are the
monitored operational risk, legal risk, security risk, strategic Risks etc. Frequently,
the customers faced operational risks are more compared to the other categories of
risk that should be effect on the optimal activity between bank as well as customer
transactions. The aim of the study is to understand the theoretical background of
different categories of risk management in e-banking customer services in Karnataka
Bank Ltd and to examine the demographic profile of e- banking users of Karnataka
Bank Ltd. and to analysis the operational risks faced by the customers while using ebanking
services and also to assess the legal risks faced by the customers while
operating e- banking services in Karnataka Bank Ltd. Finally the last part of the
study covers security risks faced by the customers while accesses e- banking
services in Karnataka Bank Ltd, the sample size for study was only 75 E- banking
users of KBL. For the purpose of analysis of data based on normality test applied
for non-parametric tests such as, mean, standard deviation, Wilcoxon Singed Z–
Rank Test and Kruskal Wallies Z-Test. Finally this study results majority of the
respondents has been positively opined that break down and time our services
machines, lack of technological awareness, authentication of customers and
confidentiality integrity of transaction and also privacy protection for banking
transaction are the major operational and legal security risks faced the customers of
Karnataka Bank Ltd.
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Dec. 26, 2017
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EDUCATIONAL ROBOTICS: A NEW ARENA IN CLASSROOM TEACHING
Igona Gorakhnath & Jubilee Padmanabhan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198310
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Robotics activities give abundant educational opportunities, but its impact and
reach have defined by the conventional way in which it has been introduced. While
projects including cars, vehicles and mobile robots are evidently appealing to young
people, many other young people do not become fully engaged in these types of
projects where development and usage of Educational Robotics (ER) are involved.
By offering alternate pathways into robotics that can gain student's attention, we
have a chance to engage a wider and more different people in new learning
experiences. This paper explores approaches for exposing students to robotic
technologies and ideas and explains the significance of implementing multiple ways
into robotics, to ensure that there are entry points to engage people with diverse
interests and learning styles.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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IMPACT OF DAIRY FARMING ON EDUCATIONAL STATUS IN KOLHAPUR DISTRICT: A CASE STUDY
Dr. S. K. Pawar & Mr. N. N. Naiknaware
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198324
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Agriculture is the backbone of the Indian economy. According to the census of India,
69% of population is still engaged in agriculture sector. About 70% of Indian export
depends upon agriculture products; includes dairy products. Kolhapur district is
known for its Krishna valley stock for more than hundred years and has a long
tradition for dairy farming and it impacts on overall development of the district. The
present paper intends to focus on the impact dairy farming on educational status in
the district. The literacy level measured at Tehsils and at case study village level
which was surveyed in Feb. 2011. In 2001 census, the average literacy of the district
was 72.59 per cent and in 2011 it was 77.82 per cent, the absolute increase was 5.23
per cent. The average female literacy rate was 60.47% & male was 84.72% and gap
was 24.25 % in 2001. As per 2011 census it was 69.22 % female average literacy
rate and while males were 86.31 % and the gap was 17.09 % means slightly
decreased by 7.16 %. At the case study villages level the total average was 73.47 %
and male average was 82.93% and 63.51 % of female average. The total gap
average was 19.44 %, as per the field in feb.2011. The study also focuses on the
educational attainment of the children’s in the case study villages.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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SANSAR KI PRACHINATAM SANSKRUTIYO ME SRIYO KA STHAN
Dr. Vilas Jadhav & Prof. Y.W. Shaikh
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198854
Abstract
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Har ek desh ki visheshataye usai sanskrutiya sabhyatase judi rahati hai. us desh ki sanskutiparhi nirbhar rahati hai.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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TECHNOLOGY WAY FORWARD TO FINANCIAL INCLUSION: A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY
Lokeshnath B.
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198337
Abstract
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The country progresses not only of growth of income but it is dependent on the
sustainable growth of the economy. For the sustainable growth depends largely
upon the inclusion of all the sections of including the underprivileged and
marginalised sections of the populations into the mainstream of the society. One of
the way in which these can be brought to the mainstream is the easy accessibility of
financial products and services. Their small savings can be a great contributor to
the capital growth thereby it can be channelized credit requirement very same
marginalised groups. The central and state government are taking joint effort with
the financial institutions to bring these financial excluded groups into the
mainstream of the society. But the success rate is not much encouraging, it is evident
from the fact that there great divide between urban and rural population in availing
the financial products and services. There is great urgent need to bring these
sections of the population to the organised financial inclusion programme. In this
direction the technology can be a great asset to bring them within the formal
banking and financial channels. The formal banking and financial institution will
leverage on the cost reduction and at same time more and more customers, whereas
the general public will gain by having easier accessibility for their credit
requirement. The society will benefit with greater human development. Therefore
this paper has made an attempt to study the contribution of the technology towards
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Dec. 17, 2017
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CHILDREN CARE THROUGH ALTERNATIVE FORMS MYTHS AND REALITIES
Dr. R. Dayanandan & Abraham Mamo
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198350
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Children are to be considered as vital human resource and future pillars of any
economy. Globally, the current trends of child care practice shows alternative child
care as form of community based care, foster care, and kinship care is increasing in
developing countries. Whereas, institutional care, inter country adoption and group
home care is not becoming preferable. However, in Ethiopia the practice has been
maintained in same order. With this insight, this paper focus on assessing the
current practices and challenges of other forms of alternative child care, knowledge
gaps of care givers, and factors determining well-functioning of the program in the
study area. Methodologically, the research employed quantitative research
paradigm. Primary data was collected through interview schedule from 80 care
givers, focus group discussion, and key informant interview, and supplemented with
secondary data sources. Purposive sampling method was employed to select the
study area and participants from all SOS children’s village program locations.
Collected data was analysed with SPSS (version 21) and descriptive statistics such
as mean, standard deviation were used for analysis to arrive the meaningful results.
In addition, binary logistic regression model was used to trace out the influential
factors of well functioning of the programme. The results revealed that, practice of
partnership with stakeholders and working in collaboration with the local
community, child participation, practice of reintegration and reunification activities
ensuring the best interest of the child were found not satisfactory. Whereas,
residential instability of care givers, implementation of guideline, provision of
quality health care, promoting local adoption and guardianship, absence of income
generating activities for care givers, care givers selection guideline are found high
challenges in the study area. Also, care givers lacks knowledge of parenting style,
child rights convention, and child protection polices due to lack of training and their
educational level. The regression results found that educational level, health
problem, food allowance, CBOs participation, community participation, medical
service and dependency ratio has significant relationship well-functioning of the
program in the study area. On the basis of the findings recommendations are
forwarded to strengthen the programme.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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EDUCATIONAL STATUS OF SCHEDULED CASTE STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION OF ASSAM-A CASE STUDY
Dr. Subhash Chandra Das
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198368
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The scheduled castes people are an integral part of Indian society. In the education
system, Out of total population, scheduled caste constitutes 16.2% in our country
and 6.85% in the state of Assam. Higher Education takes a central place in India. It
can help to national development with the help of Human resources. The modern
higher education system in India is around 157 years old from the beginning of the
modern higher education. In Assam, it has more than 5oo affiliated colleges and
more than 20 Universities. The world’s average of enrolment in higher education is
23.2 % and only 12.40% in India where, Male constitutes 11.17% Female 7.95%.
The enrolment of Scheduled Castes in India is only 7% (UGC report) and 6.85% of
SC people are succeeding to completed higher education in 2001 in the country.
Present study attempt to focus the academic achievement of scheduled castes female
in higher education of Assam. Researcher collected the data from both primary and
secondary sources and he used random sampling method for the present study.
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Dec. 29, 2017
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STUDY OF FRESHWATER QUALITY OF CHOBA NIMGAON LAKE BY USING PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS
Doke R.B. & Katariya A.P.
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198382
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A Physico-Chemical study of freshwater collected after rainy season is carried out to
assess the water quality of Choba Nimgaon lake which is located in Ashti Tehsil of
Beed district of Maharashtra in year 2017. Various parameters has been studied such
as Colour, Temperature, pH, Conductivity, TDS, Dissolved Oxygen, Total
Alkalinity, Hardness, Ca – Hardness, Mg- Hardness, Chlorides, Nitrates and
Phosphates. Samples from various part of lake are collected to increase the
correctness of assessment.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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A CROSS – CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING GIFTED LEARNERS : YEAR 9 – YEAR 12
Diane Arlene D’Souza
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198390
Abstract
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Dynamic classrooms emerge from the fact that modern day classes have mosaic of
learners, each with their own-harnessed synergies. The definition of gifted and
talented learners has undergone significant changes over the decades. Gifted and
talented learners are those who manage to camouflage the emotional and social
needs they have with their high ability with curriculum subjects. The classroom
culture and dynamics does play a significant role as these learners experience a
variety of spells of aloofness. Also, sometimes classroom interactions may not give
these learners an opportunity to build on their cognition, but may stagnate their
existing knowledge leading to boredom in classrooms. Strategies that these learners
may need to entail to thrive in these dynamic classrooms have been discussed in this
paper. The role of the teacher, parents and school is diagrammatically represented to
showcase their importance as social agents in the lives of these learners. This
research has a cross-cultural flavor as it was pieced together at Australian Catholic
University, Melbourne. My reflections from my work experience from India and
variety of literature used has also helped me shape this research to contemplate on
the social and emotional issues faced by these learners as a global teacher. The
importance of accelerated programs for these learners seems to be an obvious choice
to keep these learners engaged during school interaction. Hence, using an
accelerated program within a social circle would be the most beneficial for these
learners. Feedback from parents could not only serve as a good reflection base for
teachers and stakeholders but also be used as input to revise practices for these
learners in a school.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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UNDERSTANDING OF BARRIERS OF ICT IN EDUCATION AND ITS EFFECTIVE USE
SUDESH
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198416
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Information Communication Technologies are the power that has changed many
aspects of lives. The impact of the ICT on each sector of the life across the past twothree
decades has been enormous. The education is a socially oriented activity.
Using ICTs in education it moved to more student-centered learning. The aim of the
study is to identify the effectiveness of using ICTs to promote teaching and learning
and to study the obstacles faced during the use of ICT in education. The major
barriers were lack of confidence, lack of competence, lack of access to resources and
shortage of time. Since confidence, competence and accessibility have been found to
be the critical components of technology integration in schools, ICT resources
including software and hardware, effective professional development, sufficient
time, and technical support need to be provided to teachers. No one component in
itself is sufficient to provide good teaching. However, the presence of all
components increases the possibility of excellent integration of ICT in learning and
teaching opportunities. Generally, this paper provides information and
recommendation to those responsible for the integration of new technologies into
education and suggests stimulating factors such as motivation and attractiveness to
design ICT based teaching learning
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Dec. 25, 2017
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ONLINE CHANNEL USAGE: EVALUATING ASSOCIATION W.R.T ONLINE TRAIN TICKET PURCHASE
Chakravarthi Koundinya
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198441
Abstract
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The present study is an attempt to find out the difference in risk taking behaviour among
adolescents in relation to their type of educational stream. A descriptive survey method was used.
In the present study, a sample of two hundred (200) adolescents has been selected on the basis
purposive random sampling technique. Risk Taking Behaviour Questionnaire (RTQ) by Virender
Sinha and P.N. Arora has been used to measure of risk taking behaviour. Mean, Standard
Deviation and ‘t’ test was used to analyse the data. The findings of the study revealed male
adolescents under study are having moderate risk taking behaviour and there exists no significant
difference in risk taking behaviour among male adolescents in relation to their academic stream.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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PHYSIO-LOCATIONAL TAXONOMY OF PERIODIC MARKETS IN KARAD TAHSIL OF SATARA DISTRICT (MAHARASTRA)
Dr. S. K. Pawar & Mr. R. N. Dhulugade
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198454
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Location and distribution has always been considered as the fundamental step in all
Geographical analysis. Throughout the history of the development of discipline, the
study of location and distribution has formed its essential core. Market centers not
only perform the functions of service centers, rather they are centers of the diffusion
of information for population and habitation. The present study is intends to focus
on the locational aspects of the market in relation to the physic of the area. The
physio-locational taxonomy refers “A scheme of classification of market location
based on Physiographic condition” The present analysis intends to make use of
Google Earth image of the study region in order to identify and classify the market
centers and their location. In Karad tahsil, totally 13 weekly markets are existed,
which are distributed on the basis of socio-physiographic conditions. These
locations are classified as foothill side, river side, road side and nodal points in the
tahsil.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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CARTOONS: VISUALISING CAUSE AND EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Asha Alexander & Dr. I. Arul Aram
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198469
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Climate is one of the crucial parameters that determines the social and economic
aspects of a place. It is, therefore, important to be aware of the climatic patterns that
help in supporting the growth of the society at large. However, changes in climate
are greatly affecting people, animals and places all over the world. It alters weather
patterns, transforms landscapes and affects the habitat. It is, therefore, imperative
that climate change be discussed, such that the message not only disseminates to the
common man but it should intentionally be communicated such that it is well
comprehended. Explaining climate change scientifically to get the message across is
a challenge. Cartoons help overcome this challenge by visually presenting them,
thus helping to convey the serious matter in a lighter, yet information rich in
content. Single frame cartoons from leading websites on environment and nature are
selected using purposive sampling method. Ecocrtically analysing the cartoons helps
better understand the damage caused to nature and the human’s indifference to
curtail it. Cartoons mirror how risks are to be understood by humans and how
human action adversely affects climate change.Cartoons visually help communicate
and understand climate change better.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION IN INDIAN ECONOMY
Mrs. Sunindita Pan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198479
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Enterprises throughout the world are experiencing revolutionary changes: rising
energy and material costs, fierce international competition, new technologies,
increasing use of automation and computers. All these changes demand positive
response from the entrepreneurs if the enterprise is to survive in competitive
environment and prosper. Without innovation enterprises become obsolete. Success
in any business today demands constant innovation. In a dynamic environment,
success comes from looking for the next opportunity and having the ability to find
hidden connections and insights into new products or services as desired by
customer. Introducing new products us seen as part of the process of innovation, this
is itself seen as the engine driving continued growth and development. To grow and
prosper, most enterprises need to constantly improve their existing products and
services through continuously innovating needed changes. Enterprises that rely
exclusively on innovation will prosper until their products and services become
obsolete and non-competitive. Thus, entrepreneurs and enterprises are continuously
creative and innovative to remain relevant to the customers, which is the purpose of
every business. Innovation and entrepreneurship are the two important pillars of
economic growth which India need to develop as it progresses towards becoming a
knowledge-driven economy
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Dec. 28, 2017
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ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF NOVEL POROUS ZNGD2O4 NANOPARTICLES EXHIBIT NANOPARTICLE-BACTERIA INTERFACE
M. C. Naik & S. R. Bamane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198487
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The porous and novel ZnGd2O4 nanoparticles with oval morphology were
synthesized by simple combustion method. The presence of wurtzite ZnO nanophase
with Gd2O3 spinal nanoparticles inside ZnGd2O4 were confirmed by the use of
XRD pattern and supportive FTIR spectrum. XRD data proved phase purity of the
nanomaterial. These porous nanoparticles had shown good surface activity and
stability on the basis of thermal analysis. The elemental composition and porous
nature of these nanoparticles were confirmed on the basis of SEM-EDAX analysis.
The 55 nm. size of these nanoparticles was matched with TEM–SAED pattern.
These porous metal oxide nanoparticles had exhibited good surface activity and
biocompatibility on the basis of antimicrobial screening on gram positive and gram
negative bacteria. Hence these nanoparticles find applications in future biomedical
and sensing fields.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION AND SELF- EFFICACY AMONG ADOLESCENTS
Sunaina
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198525
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The future of our nation lies in the hand of our younger generation but inadequacy
and irrelevance of our existing education system has brought about a state of
disillusionment among adolescents. Hence the current scenario is not very
promising. Adolescents must know and practice the truth. There is the need of the
qualitative as well as quantitative expansion and improvement of education. Our
education must be modern in life and spirit. The main interest in an educational
system is in academic achievement of child which is affected by numerous variables.
Achievement motivation and self-efficacy are those factors which greatly influence
the achievement of the children. Achievement motivation plays an important role in
life. A little success motivates the individual to have something more in life. It leads
towards higher aspirations and better performance. Self-efficacy affects every area
of life. It is strength of one’s belief in one’s own ability to complete task and reach
goals. A sample of 200 school students was randomly drawn from govt. and private
schools located in Ferozepur. Insignificant difference has been found between
achievement motivation of adolescent boys and girls. Significant difference has been
found between self-efficacy among adolescent boys and girls. Self efficacy of girls
was found to be significantly higher than that of boys. Significant positive relation
was found between the variables i.e achievement motivation and self efficacy.
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Dec. 25, 2017
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A STUDY ON DEMOGRAPHICS AND SATISFACTION IN ONLINE TRAVEL
Chakravarthi Koundinya
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198559
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Consumers’ satisfaction in an online environment is a function of lot many factors
wherein demographics has a key role to play. The present study explores the
association between consumers’ demographics and the online satisfaction while
consuming online travel service. Using chi-square test, various hypotheses were
tested and the results were interpreted. It was found that ‘Age, ‘Income’ and the
‘Position in the organization’ have association with the satisfaction in an online
environment while consuming train travel service.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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A STUDY OF RISK TAKING BEHAVIOUR AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO THEIR TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL STREAM
Dr. Kamlesh Dhull & Dr. Sudesh
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198583
Abstract
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The present study is an attempt to find out the difference in risk taking behaviour among
adolescents in relation to their type of educational stream. A descriptive survey method was used.
In the present study, a sample of two hundred (200) adolescents has been selected on the basis
purposive random sampling technique. Risk Taking Behaviour Questionnaire (RTQ) by Virender
Sinha and P.N. Arora has been used to measure of risk taking behaviour. Mean, Standard
Deviation and ‘t’ test was used to analyse the data. The findings of the study revealed male
adolescents under study are having moderate risk taking behaviour and there exists no significant
difference in risk taking behaviour among male adolescents in relation to their academic stream.
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Dec. 29, 2017
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SIR SYED AHMED KHAN’S EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVOURS – A REVISIT
Dr. A.K. Ampotti
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198600
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Sir Syed Ahmad Khan devoted his life to spread education among Muslims. When the
British introduced modern education in India, the Muslims looked upon it with
suspicion for they feared that the English language would weaken their faith. On the
other hand the Hindus who wholeheartedly embraced it progressed in all walks of
life. This opened the eyes of the Muslim intelligentsia of the time, chief among whom
was Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. He felt that English education was the only panacea for
the regeneration of Muslims. A great milestone in this direction was the foundation
of the Aligarh Scientific Society. The system of education, which Sir Syed advocated
was the modern European education without compromising with religious values. It
was in fact a rapprochement between science and religion
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Dec. 29, 2017
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JOB SATISFACTION AMONG HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN KOLHAPUR AND SUB-RURAL AREA- A STUDY
Dr. Sarjerao Pandurang Chavan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198614
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Personality development is the development of organized pattern of behaviours and
attitude that make a person distinctive but affective job satisfaction for individuals
the reflect of the degree of pleasure in their job. The job satisfaction is how content
an individual with his or her job satisfaction with particular facets of their jobs. Such
as monthly pay, pension and non-pension arrangement, working hours etc. At most
general level of conceptualization, job satisfaction is simply how content and
individual is with his or her.
Traditional job satisfaction facets includes co-workers, pay, pension, job conditions,
supervision nature of the work and benefits. Job satisfaction is an emotional
affective response as a result of his/ her estimation of the degree to which some fact
of job reality is congruent or incongruent with his/ her values. Job satisfaction to
constitute an attitudinal variable that measure how to person feels about his job
including different facets of the job.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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PROBLEMS OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN INDIA
Dr. Bharat M. Pithadia
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198630
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There is considerable entrepreneurial talent among the women. Women though constitute nearly half
of the total population are not equal participants in socio-economical and political spheres. It was
fully realized that the progress of the nation was integrally linked with the status of women. In every
nation the growth and development of women entrepreneurs required to be accelerated because
entrepreneurial development is not possible without the participation of women. Hence women’s
development is directly related with the national development.
The present paper focuses on the Concept of women entrepreneurs, major challenges they face in
their efforts to engage in entrepreneurship, Remedial Measures to overcome the problems faced by
the women entrepreneurs, Government Schemes and future prospects of women entrepreneurship in
India.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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KALA SHIKSHAN KI ADHYAPAN VIDHIYA
Avaneet Kaur
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7199735
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Pichale kuch samay se adhyapan vidhiya tatha vishay vastu ko lekar kaphi vivad chal raha hai. Kucch darshanik tatha shiksha shastriyo ne apane apane mantra vyakt kiye hai.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING REPLACES TRADITIONAL TEACHING METHODOLOGY IN MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
Mrs. Sheena Abraham & Dr.Sachin Kulkarni
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198640
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Traditional teaching methodology is based mainly on knowledge/skills transfer, but this does not address individual growth. Experiential learning is a powerful way to address individual growth and potential, which is neglected approach to teaching but developing people of all ages. It is adaptable for individual style, preferences, strengths, direction, etc. This paper focuses on identifying the concept of experiential learning, and how experiential learning helps in improving the understanding and practical implementation of subject.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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E-COMMERCE DEVELOPMENT AND ITS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA
Dr. Vijay K. Bile
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198660
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Since 1991, India has been implementing liberalization, globalization and privatization policies and as a result, technology has become cheap. Information Technology has been pertaining slowly into different sectors, and especially in banking, marketing, entertainment, education sectors, there is impact of IT along with telecommunications. Technology is used for transaction in banks and various Govt. Departments like railways, transport, communication and electricity. E-commerce is an emerging concept that describes the process of buying and selling or exchanging of products, services, and information.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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TIME MANAGEMENT SKILL AND TECHNIQUES
Dr. Vijay K. Bile
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198666
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Time management in personal life is a discipline that everyone] acknowledges is worthwhile while simultaneously ignoring it. There! seems to be something in the human spirit that rebels against time management, despite realizing in benefits. It's rather like eating the! right food - we can acknowledge all the benefits of eating lots of fruit and vegetables, we can even enjoy eating fruits and vegetables- and still pig out on junk food. Thus, ability to ignore time management is very sad. There are! plenty of variations on the theme of 'so much to do so little time to do in it'. Few of us have time to get everything we really want to dpi complete. Few of us manage to efficiently balance, work and home life, business and pleasure, stress and stress relief. Good time! management is more than a nit-picking discipline that will appeal to those who like everything in its place, it is a vehicle for getting morel done and having a better life. If only it can be made practical.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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ROLE OF PRADHAN MANTRI MUDRA YOJANA FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MSME
Dr. Vijay K. Bile
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198685
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To run smoothly, all businesses should be financially strong. However, the startups or entrepreneurs need help. Taking ahead the area of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, government has launched the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) under the Micro Units Development and Refinance Agency (MUDRA). This is a new institution being set up by Government of India for development and refinancing activities relating to micro units. The government has identified the lack of financial support as the biggest bottleneck to the growth of small business in the country. This scheme is launched keeping in mind the areas where the normal banks are unable to reach. The main objective of the present government is to empower the small micro business. This paper aims to understand how the PMMY helps the MSME sector with its various offering.
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Dec. 25, 2017
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AADHUNIK SHETICHI EK PIK PADHAT AANI NISARGA SAMPATTICHE NUKSAN
Dr. Vijay Mane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7199789
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hazaro varshapasun aapalya purvajanni gelya 5/6 dashakanmadhe haritkrantichya navakhali aani utpadan vadhivar deun aapan tiche aarogya bighadale aahe.
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Dec. 27, 2017
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HARIT KRANT - VIKAS KI VINASH
Dr. Manisha Shorodkar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7199804
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Aapnas vikas hi sankalpana sarva dnyat aahech pratek jan aapapalya vikas hava manun sangharsha karat asave. swatamadhe vikas hot astana aapalya kutumbacha vikas vhava aani kutumb yashasvi vhave yasathi manus jhatat asato.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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ROLE OF NGOS IN TRIBAL LIVELIHOOD PROMOTION: A CASE OF MITTRA IN TRIBAL AREAS
Dr. Durgesh Narpat Valvi
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198693
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NGOs play a fundamental role in enhancing development in tribal areas; NGOs have tried to fill in the void by trying to focus on development of local people. Through an empirical study in Nandurbar district in Maharashtra, an effort has been made in the present article to examine NGO’s contribution to livelihoods development. It is argued that though NGO intervention has helped people in development process, sustainability of such development practices still remains a concern.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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A STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB SATISFACTIONS AND ATTITUDE TOWARD TEACHING OF TEACHERS OF TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTES
Dr. Shobha V. Kalebag
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198702
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Every individual has to shoulder the responsibilities of the family. Now a days women are also sharing the responsibility of running the house. They have to perform the dual role in running the house. The working women whether she is marred or unmarried, faces higher stress levels. This stress is not only at a work place but it also at home. Sometimes she has to play different roles in housework. The stress may be due to excess work, economical problems, etc. and this leads to the high stress and it reduces the job satisfaction. Many studies have shown that women have more stress than male. Counterparts especially if they have children at home.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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A STUDY OF THE ATTITUDE TOWARDS INTERNET AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AMONG CLASS IX STUDENTS OF MUMBAI
Dr. Rajeev I. Jha
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7198707
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Today internet is one of the most recent advancement in the world of information technology and has been become a useful instrument that has fostered the process of making the world a global village. Internet is a name for a largest and fast World Wide System (WWS) consisting of people, information, and computers which enable to communicate and sharing data among the indefinite number of users at a time scattered all over the world. It is a global network connecting millions of computers more than 190 countries are linked into exchange of data, news and opinion. Internet is a very essential pad of life from advertising and shopping to electronic mails and education.
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Dec. 28, 2017
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SANSKRUTI KRUSHI PARYATAN KENDRATIL SHASHVAT KRUSHI VIKAS- EK BHOUGOLIK ABHYAS
Prof. Shailesh M. Nikam
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7199814
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Loksankhya Visphot. Nagarikara,Audyogik, Janatikaran Ya Anek Karanamule Sadhan Sampadancha Vapar Mothya Pramanat Vadhala Aahe.
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Dec. 24, 2017
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A STUDY OF PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENT OF TEACHER EDUCATORS OF MUMBAI
Dr. Manisha Tyagi
DOI : https://zenodo.org/record/7198716#.Y0lc93ZBzIU
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A teacher is the key figure in the building of a nation. The task of a teacher is transaction of knowledge, imparting the skill and inculcation of values. The role of a teacher is very important for the development of the child. Unless the country has persons of proper temperament and ability as teachers, it cannot have citizens of great vision and character. Teacher education programmes prepare future teachers for lifelong learning and professionalism. To be professionals, teachers require a foundation of professional knowledge upon which to base instructional decisions. The teacher education programmes would remain incomplete without specific competencies and a high degree of professional commitment among teacher educators. Therefore It’s important to identify the various dimensions of professional commitment of teacher’s educators. The present study focuses on the professional commitment of teacher educators and its dimensions . This study was conducted on 30 teacher educators from the 6 B.ED Colleges of Mumbai affiliated to Mumbai University. The study adopted the descriptive survey method . It was found that the professional commitment level of teacher educators of B.Ed. Colleges of Mumbai is near to higher scale.
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Dec. 30, 2017
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DEVELOPMENT AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS OF SELF-AWARENESS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATION SKILLS EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR STUDENT TEACHERS
Dr. Usha P. More
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7416029
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National Curriculum Framework 2005 mention the while discussing of objectives of Education should develop in a person ability of thinking and making Ethical decision independently or in a group. It is essential to sensitize students regarding emotions and well beings of others and develop commitment for values based on knowledge and understanding of Worlds. If teachers understand their students in social, cultural and political context then only they can mould their students having in mind-economical social, political and cultural objectives of national development. To understand others, co. Operations, social responsibility and good Interpersonal relations both of teacher and students. Need of self-awareness and Interpersonal relation skills Education in school environment.