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National Service Scheme and Youth Development
Get PDFThe purpose of the study was to investigate the data of Body Mass Index of Intercollege mens kabbadi player. The investigation was conducted on subject of twenty male inter college level Kabaddi players, ranging in age between 17 to 25 years. The findings and within the limitations of the study, it clearly reveals that 45% of subject were in normal zone whereas 35% of the subject were in obese grad
Role of Promotional Organisations in Entrepreneurship and Small – Scale Industries Development in India
Get PDFThe government of India has established many institutions to organize and develop entrpreneurship development programme. These institutions have played an important role in organizing the Industrial and Entrepreneurship Development Programmes in India. These instiutions help in organizing the entrepreneurship development programmes and help in productive training, research and standard fixation.The present paper aims at highlighting the pivotal role of these organizations in the growth of such entrpreneurship development programmes
The Effect Of Parent Training Programme On The Quality Of Home And Community Living Dimension Of The Children With Mental Retardation
Get PDFThe present study was conducted to study the effect of parent Training Programme (PTP) on the Quality of Life of the children with mental retardation. The Study was conducted on 60 Parents (Both mother and father) each in the experimental group and control group using scientific method of sample selection. The Pre– Post test Treatment designs was used to study the effect of Parent Training Programme on the parental stress of the parents having children with mental retardation so as to see its effect on the Quality of Life of their Children having Mental Retardation. Binet-Kamat (1937, 1967) Test of Intelligence (Indian Adaptation), Parental Stress Scale (Mishra, 2001) and Quality of Life Scale for Persons with Disabilities (QUALIS-PWD) developed by Mishra (2001) were used to take the observation of the participants. The observations were analyzed using analysis of covariance after satisfying the conditions of testing the assumption of control on the independent variable and homogeneity of regression to apply ANCOVA. The result showed the significant difference between the experimental group and control group on the parental stress of the participants at .05 level of significance and consequently on the Quality of Home and Community Living dimension of the of quality of life the children with mental retardation at .01 level of significance
An Analytical Study On Legal Education In The Context Of National Education Policy
Get PDFThe long-awaited discussion on the integrity of the education sector was deliberately initiated by the new education policy. The policy proposal is seen as a review of the country’s current education system as well as legal education sector. Subsequent policies adopted in 1986 and revised in 1992 mainly focus on addressing issues of access to education and equity in educational opportunities between different social groups. Under the rudder of the new education policy, private and self-governing organizations are seeing a radical change seen as being associated with a more self-reliant structure. Bar Council of India and University Grants Commission which is the main structural and regulatory body for under graduates as well as higher legal education. The curriculum for legal studies reflects socio-cultural context with evidence-based practice, history, legal principles, and jurisprudence. Voice has been pedestaled on multiple occasions to increase the diversity in and of Legal Educational Institutions. The National Education Policy is intended to affect state institutions providing legal education and promote bilingual legal education in state law universities also applying it to Legal Educational Institutions. Morality, justice, and principles are significant keywords in the life of any law student. The National Education Policy draft can be seen as a means to accomplish this goal. The legal profession lacks social acceptance and trust, which ultimately affects public confidence in the judiciary. The policy itself faces various aspects of the legal education system and this policy is executed with full budding, the country would take great growth in the field of Legal Education
Peaceful Settlement of Disputes
Get PDFAs there are crisis and conflicts in the international world which need a peaceful solution. Therefore, the main purpose of writing this paper is to make the readers aware about the various means and methods by which various disputes and conflicts can be resolved peaceful without going into war which is need of the hour and would create a batter and peaceful world. Every state in the contemporary seeks to fulfill its national interest .Consequently, the emergence of disputes and the existence of conflict is permanent phenomenon of the international relation. These conflicts are in no way congenial to the international society .If emergence of violence is to be minimized in a society, there should exist practices and procedures by which disputes and conflicts that emerge from time to time may be resolved .Otherwise the people involved in those conflicts and disputes may feel that recourse to violence is the only method available to settle them. Between the members of a community it is the judiciary, which settles the disputes as per the municipal law. But such other disputes as those between employers and the labour are considered as not amenable to settlement by the judiciary, and so they are left to be resolved by collective bargaining between the groups concerned and by procedures such as Conciliation, while some are submitted to adjudication
BMI Status Report On Inter college Men’s Kabbadi Player
Get PDFThe purpose of the study was to investigate the data of Body Mass Index of Intercollege mens kabbadi player. The investigation was conducted on subject of twenty male inter college level Kabaddi players, ranging in age between 17 to 25 years. The findings and within the limitations of the study, it clearly reveals that 45% of subject were in normal zone whereas 35% of the subject were in obese grad
A Text Study of Human Rights Law with Special Reference to Enforcement System in India
Get PDFIn this regard, Human Rights & its Law are mandatory for the existence of human life. Human Rights & its Law is not only mandatory in India but also in worldwide in the interest and welfare of world human & living creatures. The accessibility of Human Rights & its Law must be for all. In this connection, Human Rights & its Law are available in whole India and also in worldwide for all but in spite of the availability of the enforcement system, Human Rights & its Law is not being able to implement. The Fair, reasonable, satisfactory and other required things, as justice, beyond all the reasonable partialities, is not being able to deliver to the persons concerned. Why is it so? What are the reasons or causes liable for the same, keeping in view the aforesaid things, this research paper has been written which is helpful and beneficial for research scholar, students, Professors, teachers, institutions or organizations, governments, society, to conduct research and other required persons respective
Language And Cultural Identity Of Hindu Diaspora
Get PDFThe research article aims to reflect the language and the cultural identity of the Hindu Diaspora. Language forms a significant part of the cultural identity. The word “diaspora” is generally not used for religions but the case of Hinduism is unique. The population of Hindus living outside the Indian subcontinent has never formed a large fraction of the total Hindu population. Even today more than 95% of Hindus live in the Indian subcontinent. The percentage of converted Hindus is much smaller as compared to the other major religions of the world. Hindus are a heterogeneous community which has expanded all over the world and speaks several languages. The Hindu Diaspora is a kind of an ecotone, which is between the traditional Hindu culture and the culture of its resident country. It consists of people of Indian origin and non resident Indians. The research paper classifies the Hindu diaspora into various spoken languages and culture further it also tries to present its spatial dimension. There have been various stages of emigration of the Hindus from the subcontinent. The research article presents the migration of Hindu Diaspora in terms of its spatial and temporal dimension. The research article also demonstrates two small case studies regarding the Hindu Diaspora in Reunion Island and the Hindu Diaspora of South American countries of Guyana and Suriname. The research article also presents the impact of Indian languages and culture in the various pockets of the world. The author has compared the dominance of Indian languages vis-a-vis each other over the Hindu Diaspora. In the light of the massive data required, the author uses secondary data. The reports of various International institutions, governments, newspaper articles and journals have been used as a source of the data. The various Hindu customs, foods and festivals are celebrated with full vigour in the continent, which were unheard of a few decades ago. The author finds that the Hindu Diaspora is evolving socially, economically and culturally. It is now an integral part of many nations and it has the potential to function as a bridge between their resident country and India
Quest for Identity in Kakar’s Mira and The Mahatma
Get PDFThe present paper attempts to focus on Madeline’s quest for identity. Madeline is the protagonist in Sudhir Kakar’s novel ‘Mira and The Mahatma’. Cultural psychology as a part of the psychological science begins with sampling of an individual person and his/her participation in social institutions. Madeline a daughter of a British Admiral comes to India, as she has proved being Gandhi’s greatest disciple. Before that, she was a great admirer of Beethoven. As she had been dissatisfied for years, she had decided to devote her life to the study of his life and music. Her plans went a sea change after reading Romain Rolland’s book on Gandhi. She takes rigorous efforts to adjust herself with the life style of the Ashram. Bapu embraces her into the fold and as she becomes indispensable part of the Ashram and his life, renames her Mira after Mirabai, the legendary devotee of Krishna. Madeline comes to India and lives for thirty four years. She loves Gandhiji passionately. Then as Mira she tries to find her identity. But at last after the death of Gandhiji, she returns to Europe, again in quest for identity as Madeline. And she turns to her first love Beethoven’s music
Law Of Environment In India: Problems And Challenges In Its Enforcement
Get PDFThere is no deficiency of available legislations on environmental protection in India but enforcement of these legislations has been far from satisfactory. There is urgent need for the effective, successful and well–organized enforcement of the Constitutional mandate and other environmental legislations or laws in India. The creative and innovative role of India Judiciary and National Green Tribunal [NGT] has been significant and laudable in this era. Pursuant to the provisions contained in Articles 48–A and 51–A[h] of the Indian Constitution, various Public Interest Litigations have been instituted in the Supreme Court against several industries for failing to provide sufficient pollution control and also against Pollution Control Boards to direct them to take proper measures to ensure pollution control in Indian perspective. For the purpose of effective, successful and well–organized enforcement of these legislations, it is required to set up an Adjucatory Body in each State in India, which should consist of legal as well as technical experts. Caring for regulating and protecting the environment is essentially a desire to see that national development should proceed along the rational sustainable laws. Protection of the environment and keeping ecological balance in Indian scenario unaffected is a task which not only the Government but also every individual, association, society, industry and corporation must undertake. It is a social compulsion and fundamental duty enshrined in Article 51–A[g] of the Indian Constitution