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The Impact of Age and Experience on the Level of Satisfaction and Motivation among Library Professionals
No full textIn today’s environment, organizations thrive and survive on human resources. Values, attitude, perception and behavior of professionals, which form this resource, influence their performance. Therefore, it has become important to realize organizational and individual goals, which in turn depend on self-motivation and self-satisfaction. Satisfaction expresses the level of agreement between the expectation of a worker from his job and the reward that the job provides. Different demographic traits such as age, education, position, years in service and hours worked per week have significant impact on job satisfaction. The study aims to measure the level of satisfaction among professionals and the impact of different parameters on the job satisfaction of professionals. The different parameters used are general working conditions, pay and promotion potential, superior-subordinate relationships and skills and abilitie
India’s Healthcare System for Poor and Marginal Section of Society
No full textDespite the significant growth of Indian Economy and health standard of the Indian citizens accessibility of the basic healthcare to majority of the people is a big challenge in developing country like India. The inequalities have been increased among the various sections of the society particularly in last two-three decades. The Indian state has been failed to distribute the benefits of the economy and health facilities equally. The three-fourth of the Indian population is still living in rural areas with about twenty percent of the health facilities. More than half of the children and women are suffering anemia, even 92% of the mother never heard the word malnutrition. Indian public healthcare system is able to treat only 40-45% of the In-patients and only 18% of the total out-patients. About 80% population is unable to get essential drugs for basic illness because public sector is unable to provide i.e. private sector becoming dominating, which is controlling about 80% of the health infrastructure and 85-87% of the total expenditure on health.
Molecular Weight of Soy Protein Isolate (SPI) after Successive Purification Steps
No full textSoy protein isolate (SPI) was dissolved in 0.1 M NaOH and 0.1 M NaCl. Several purification steps were carried out so as to remove most of the insoluble’s present in SPI. Dilute solution behavior of SPI in 0.1 M NaOH and 0.1 M NaCl was examined by laser light scattering and Ubbelohde capillary viscometer. The dependence of molecular weight on purification steps was examined and reported. This work provided a novel and simple solvent system that can be used to investigate the molecular weight of SPI.
Plagiarism: Detection and Prevention
No full textThe worldwide availability of scholarly works and contents through innumerable online open access journals and database freely available via Internet and the Web’s more interactive Web 2.0 evolution has created an environment that encourages information sharing and values the remixing and remaking of original content. Such an environment makes plagiarism easier to commit and originality more difficult to define. The present article discusses the various types of plagiarism which are commonly committed by the researchers and the strategies to be adopted to prevent it, thus making the research plagiarism free
Land and Gender Relation, Migration and Tribal Land Alienation: A study of Karbi Anglong (1951–1979)
No full textThe paper in an attempt to study the relation of tribal community with land in the Karbi Anglong District of Assam. It also makes an attempt to study the cultural claim on land and importance of gender relation to man-land relationship. Despite the fact that gender and land has a strong bond in the tribal “Socio-economic sphere” in terms of inheritance and gendered division of labor, it got affected by large-scale migration in the district not only from the most populous districts of India and other places but also from beyond the international border. The paper further studies, how migration in the district led to large-scale land alienation and changing socio-economic scenario
RP-HPLC Method for Simultaneous Estimation of Anti-Tubercular Drugs in Fixed Dose Combination Tablets
No full textA simple, rapid, and cost-effective reverse-phase HPLC method has been developed and validated as per ICH guidelines for the simultaneous estimation of Rifampicin (RIF), Isoniazid (INH), Pyrazinamide (PYZ) and Ethambutol Hydrochloride (ETH) in anti-tuberculosis fixed dose combination (FDC) tablets. Quantifications were performed using Waters XTerra RP18, 5 µm, 250 mm X 4.6 mm i.d. column, mobile phase consisting of phosphate buffer (pH 6.8, containing 8% v/v acetonitrile) and acetate buffer (pH 4.7, 1 mM[m1] copper (II) sulfate) at dual wavelength. INH, PYZ and ETH were detected at 260 nm and RIF was quantified at 238 nm. The method could suitably resolve RIF, INH, PYZ and ETH and exhibited linearity in the range of 2.5–35 µg/mL for RIF, 2.5–25 µg/mL for each of INH and PYZ and for ETH linearity was observed from 5–30 µg/mL. The mean recoveries obtained for RIF, INH, PYZ and ETH were 99.96, 99.86, 100.08 and 99.67% respectively. No chromatographic interference was observed from the tablet excipients and the method was also validated with respect to precision (intra-day and inter-day), robustness, limits of detection and quantification. [m1]Please check
Status of air quality and respiratory health in Delhi
No full textThe paper analyses air quality trends in the city ofDelhiover the decade. Pollutant levels have gone up again after a brief period of marginal decline. A review of activity levels across different contributing sectors is carried out. Vehicles have doubled in the last decade and have contributed to increase in pollutant levels. The effectiveness of interventions taken to reduce air pollutant concentrations is evaluated. There was a marginal decline of pollutants due to introduction of cleaner fuels, vehicles and other relevant measures. The effect of air pollutant concentrations is been assessed over the respiratory health in the city which also shows increase in mortalities due to respiratory disorders during the last few years. The paper finally suggests additional measures for control of air pollution in the city.
A Historical Study of Environment:Colonial and Post-Colonial Situation in India (Chotanagpur)
No full textThe study of environmental history shows the concern for ecology amongs the social scientists.Due to the profound technological and transformations that have occurred over the past millennium, it has come to effect- often fatally in recent centuries, every species of living creature on earth.Thus much of the research and writing of environmental historians has been focused on specific ecosystems or regional complexes of environmental patterns.The study of relationship between man and nature shows recent shifts in history writing.The study expose the colonial experience and their imperial attitudes towards the environment. In the post-colonial period issues related to environment and forest became more complicated and complex