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Reading & Writing Ability and Achievement in Science - A Correlational Study
Get PDFScience is not just a subject studied in schools but a way of living. Learning science leads to the development of a positive and logical approach to life. There are many obstacles to learning science. ‘Reading and Writing’ is one of them. The Reading and Writing Ability of students not only play an important role in learning Science (Heselden & Staples, 2002) but also help in achieving good scores in Science. This paper establishes a relationship between the Reading & Writing Ability of sixth-class UP board students with their Achievement in Science. In this study, ‘Self-constructed Reading & Writing tests’ were used along with the ‘Self-constructed Achievement tests’. The sixth-class students of the U.P. board of Ghaziabad schools were considered as the population of the study. The Random Cluster Sampling technique was used in order to draw 65 sixth-classes UP board students from two schools in Ghaziabad. ‘Pearson’s Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient’ was used to find out the relationship between the Reading & Writing Ability of sixth-class UP board students with their Achievement in Science. The analysis of results shows that the Reading Ability of sixth-class UP board students and Achievement in Science are strongly correlated with each other. In addition to this, the Writing Ability of sixth-class UP board students has a positive moderate correlation with their Achievement in Science
Contribution of Azad Hind Fauj in India\u27s Freedom Struggle
Get PDFAfter taking over the command of the Azad Hind Fauj, in October 1943, the Prime Minister of the provisional government, Subhash Chandra Bose, declared war against the Allies including Britain and the United States. For the independence of India, Subhash Chandra Bose opened schools for the training of the Azad Hind Fauj. INA is found in almost all the countries of East Asia. Branches were established. Subhash Chandra Bose, while addressing the soldiers of the Azad Hind Fauj, gave the slogan of \u27Delhi Chalo\u27, because he believed that if the Azad Hind Fauj fought the British government on Indian soil, then the Indian soldiers present in the British Army would also support them. The first battalion of the Azad Hind Fauj reached Burma in January 1944 AD. This battalion was sent from Burma to take over Imphal and Kohima in India. By February 1944, the Azad Hind Fauj had fought the British forces in a mountainous area like Haka Kalam through Burma. By September 1944, the Azad Hind Fauj had captured many areas of Indian land while fighting the British army. This army had captured 250 miles of India\u27s territory. But after the victory of the Allies in the Second World War and the defeat of Japan, the Azad Hind Fauj was surrounded from all sides, yet they continued to fight the British army. Finally, due to a lack of logistics and due to Netaji\u27s order, the Azad Hind Fauj had to surrender. In the end, it can be said that Subhash Chandra Bose and Azad Hind Fauj tried for the independence of the country which could not succeed. But this led to the development of a sense of nationalism among the Indian people and the people made efforts to get rid of the British rule. So on August 15, 1947, India became independent
Philosophical Illustration in the Khandakavyas of Mahakavi Kalidas: Mahakavi Kalidas ke Khandkavyon Men Darshnik Chitran
No full textMahakavi Kalidas is one of the main poets of Sanskrit literature. His creations are ranked among the greatest creations of the world. He has created a total of seven compositions, which is unique. He has composed three plays, two epics and two Khandakavyas. He has thrown light on every aspect of life in his creations. In the Khandakavyas of Kalidas, we get the depiction of many philosophies of life. Kalidas ji was a good geographer. We get the geographical information of India in his Khandakavya Meghdoot. In Meghdoot, the geographical location of India is described through the route told by the hero to Megh. Shaiv Darshan has been depicted by Badal through the Mahakaleshwar temple of Ujjain. In his Khandakavyas, knowledge of life philosophy, geographical philosophy, Shaiv philosophy as well as knowledge of other philosophies is also obtained. Through the presented research paper, an attempt has been made to explain the philosophies described in the Khandakavyas of Mahakavi Kalidas
Antiquities of Pratihara Sculptures with Special Reference of Kannauj
Get PDFKannauj is one among the most ancient place of India having rich archaeological and cultural heritage. The ancient name of Kannauj is Kanyakubja or Mahodyanagar. Kannauj is also known as the main place of war in the \u27Tripartite Struggle\u27 between the Gurjara Pratihara, the Palas and the Rashtrakutas. This war ultimately ended in favour of the Pratihara ruler Nagabhatta IInd. They made the city the capital of the Pratihara State, which ruled for nearly three centuries. Under the Pratiharas, Kannauj reached the zenith of its power, learning and culture. The entire sculpture obtained from excavation of Kannauj presents an excellent outline of society and culture of Pratihara Period. The sculptures found in the excavation can be classify under the different categories -1 Religious sculptures, 2 - Related to folk life sculptures, 3- Sculptures related to animal- birds and nature, which reflects the religious and supernatural life of Pratihara Period
Indian Legal System in Preventing Prostitution: An Analytical Study: Vaishyavrati Ko Rokne Me Bhartiya Kanoon Vyavstha: Ek Vishleshnatmak Addhyan
No full textProstitution is not a problem in India only; rather it is the problem in the whole world. All the countries of the world are trying to deal with this problem, but the rate of the problem seems to be increasing instead of decreasing. The question is that different types of diseases caused by prostitution are seen in every country. Whichever country is suffering from this problem, they take necessary steps to prevent them, such as medical facilities, systematic regular care, etc. If the above problem is observed in India, then its roots are prevalent since ancient times, but many efforts were made from time to time to stop it but were unsuccessful because the common people and the rulers did not take effective steps to stop them. The main reason for this has been considered by the people as a means of entertainment and indulgence. Whenever steps are taken by the government administration to stop prostitution, then it secretly or indirectly stops for a short time and then starts again after some time. After the country\u27s independence, effective laws were made to deal with this problem. And the judiciary has also made a commendable effort to stop it through important decisions. Through this research work, the researcher has to find out the causes of prostitution in society and study its impact on society
Consumer Protection in the Electricity Sector
Get PDFWith the constant evolution of the country’s electricity regulations, consumer protection in the Indian electricity sector has grown dexterously. Every Electricity Act that has been passed throughout the years has increased the extent of consumer protection. During the last two decades, the Country has witnessed notable improvements, particularly in the infrastructure, power generation, and most importantly consumer welfare. The Electricity Act of 2003, in its numerous clauses and other government legislation and policy documents, clearly state that efficiency consumer protection, and welfare are the primary goals for achieving real reforms in the electricity sector. The government, through this Act, has provided several ways to promote consumer awareness. The Act has also established a comprehensive two-tier grievance redressal mechanism consisting of CGRF at the primary level and Ombudsman at the State level to protect consumers from the tiring traditional resolution process. To ensure that the consumers benefit from the regulations, the Act also provides for minimum standards in the form of Standards of Performance which are required to be met by the licensees.  
A Study of Pharmaceutical Product Registration Process in Cambodia– A First Step Towards Developing a Product-Mix
Get PDFThe Pharmaceutical market in Cambodia attracts high competition due to the fewer entry barriers in the market. The Cambodian medicine requirements are highly dependent on the import of medicines from countries like India, China, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, and some European countries. India is one of the leading suppliers and contributors to medicine imports in Cambodia due to its cost-effective generic products. In such a competitive market pharmaceutical companies need to constantly introduce new products and dosage forms to be ahead of the competition and capture market share. Any pharmaceutical product imported into Cambodia must be registered at MOH –Cambodia before entering the country. Hence pharmaceutical companies need to focus on the product registration process first, to introduce new products in the market. This descriptive qualitative research concentrates on the first step of creating product-mix offerings –i.e., the new product registration process. The data was collected from one-to-one personal written interviews with the field experts. The current pharmaceutical product registration guideline in Cambodia takes approximately 7 months to register a new POM product. However, companies can opt for fast-track approval by paying an additional official fee determined by the regulators
E-shopping examined: Assessing the level of customer satisfaction with online retail
Get PDFIn the digital age, e-shopping or online shopping has become increasingly popular, with more and more consumers turning to online platforms to make their purchases. This study aimed to examine the consumer awareness level, factors influencing e-shopping behavior, and satisfaction of consumers towards e-shopping. Using a quantitative, descriptive research design, 109 online shoppers were surveyed using a simple random sampling technique. Data was collected using a questionnaire and analyzed with the help of SPSS software, utilizing KMO test and factor analysis. The results showed that the majority of respondents were young, educated females, with a preference for Amazon as their online shopping platform. Furthermore, the study explored the factors influencing online shopping behavior and identified three key factors: special offers, quick and easy product selection, and the ability to purchase unavailable offline products
Justice Accessibility in perspective of Juristic Rational Science with Specific Dimension of Medical and Forensic Science
Get PDFTo get the Justice accessibility, the Medical and Forensic Science are found to function as one of roots of the Juristic Rational Science as the supplement specifically to ensure justice in matters of offences as murder, culpable homicide and others to obtain the evidence for reliance and proven or disproven the guilt or innocence of the person. In the offences of the life and personal liberty of humans, satisfactory justice accessibility is not found possible only in Juristic Rational Science without the support of Medical and Forensic Science, this research has inclusions of Justice Accessibility in Juristic Rational Science as to the offences against the human body which are the direct integral part of the life (soul) and personal liberty (whatever is needed for the human body to alive basically and advanced) of human with the coordination of Medical and Forensic Science including Medical Jurisprudence simultaneously
The Themes of Alienation and Homelessness in the Poetry of Nissim Ezekiel: A Critical Study
Get PDFNissim Ezekiel, a renowned Indian English poet, is celebrated for his exploration of complex themes such as identity, existentialism, and human relationships. This study examines the themes of alienation and Homelessness, which refer to the estrangement of individuals from society, the self, or the environment, in Ezekiel’s poetry. Analyzing key poems such as “Night of the Scorpion,” “Enterprise,” “The Patriot,” “Background, Casually,” and “Poet, Lover, Birdwatcher,” this paper identifies four aspects of alienation present in his work: alienation from society, the self, the environment, and interpersonal relationships. In Ezekiel’s poetry, characters often experience a disconnect from their society due to factors such as cultural differences, social expectations, and spiritual disillusionment. His work also delves into the internal struggle of individuals trying to understand their own identities, resulting in a sense of alienation from the self. The theme of alienation from the environment is explored through the portrayal of hostile natural elements and the protagonists’ inability to find solace in their surroundings. Lastly, Ezekiel’s poetry examines the breakdown of interpersonal relationships, highlighting how feelings of estrangement can manifest within close connections. This study demonstrates that Ezekiel’s portrayal of alienation is a powerful reflection of the complex, multi-layered nature of human existence. His work serves as a reminder that the quest for belonging and connection is an ongoing struggle that transcends culture and geography. By examining the elements of alienation in his poetry, we gain a deeper understanding of Nissim Ezekiel’s perspective on human existence and the challenges that individuals face, ultimately fostering empathy and understanding among people from diverse backgrounds