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Portrayal of Woman Roles from Jhumpa Lahiri‟s „Interpreter of Maladies‟
Get PDFThis paper is an abecedarian study of Lahiri’s description of women characters from her short story collection –“Interpreter of Maladies”. The core objective of this paper is to demonstrate how Lahiri’ depiction of female roles, by and large, dealwith Indians settled abroad negotiating between two cultures; with varying degrees of success, their attitudes, their concerns and their life styles set in Bengal and Boston. This paper is also a perceive about women roles of the nine stories which concern themselves predominantly with social preoccupations like cultural multiplicity, identity crisis, love marriage, breaking of marriage, extra marital affairs, old age etc
“Disabled Children and their Impact on Family” A Sociological Study with Special Reference to District Kulgam (Jammu and Kashmir)
Get PDFThe purpose of this study is to understand preferably the differential impact of disabled children on their families. Since all families go through ups and downs, and those ups and downs may alter the family structure in various forms like financial and development problems may arise, also their children may be affected as they grow and mature. Families may be exposed to many stress factors such as: a divorce, a family dispute, a death, a child with disabilities etc. The aim of this article is to focus mainly on the impact of the disabled children on the socio economic and other conditions of their families. The sample size that we have taken is 200 and it has been randomly chosen among different villages to provide true representation of the population. The sample units are drawn at random without showing any regard to the characteristics of the population units. To get information from the study, interview schedules and self-developed questionnaire were used. The data obtained was compiled and analyzed using simple statistics. The present study also highlights the governmental and societal response towards disabled children
Factors Affecting Performance Appraisal in Public Sector Enterprises in India
Get PDFThis study evaluates the performance factors in Public Enterprises in India. The result described that the factors of the performance appraisal in Public Enterprises in India, it confirms the job security in PSUs. If performance doesn’t match with job role, next upgrading job is offered in PSUs due to job security given by various amended laws and regulations regarding jobs in Public Enterprises in India. Performance Appraisal is the systematic appraisal of employee’s and is a development for holistic development of the employee and the organization. This review study tells about Human Resource Practices in Central Enterprises in India and how they implement and work for employee’s performance
Impact of Technology Educational Implications on the New Generations:
No full textOur world today is marked by rapid changes in technology, particularly in information technology and the mass media. These changes which have come to stay, have completely revolutionalized our lives and our day to day reality, bringing with it vast possibilities for education and employment while at the same time creating many cultural and social changes which are yet to be fully realized, understood and responded to by young persons, parents, educators and those responsible for guiding them. We therefore try to analyse the impact of such environment on the persons of the younger generations who are technologically savvy but need to be helped in understanding the consequences of the use or abuse of such technology on their lives and future possibilities. We begin by studying the different generations, their environmental realities and the consequent influence on their personalities and characteristics
Attitudes Influencing the Buying Behavior of Consumers in the Restaurant
Get PDFThe franchises restaurant industry can be considered as part of big segment termed food processing sector but the scope is limited to ready to consume food material. The term Franchises restaurant can be referred to any food material that can be prepared and served very quickly. While any meal with low preparation time can be considered to be franchises restaurant, typically the term refers to food sold in a restaurant or store with less infrastructural facilities and served to the customer in a packaged form or may not be in packaged form for consuming on the spot or for taking away. The present study employs descriptive research in the form of a survey undertaken to quantify the salience of the attitudes influencing the buying behavior of consumers in franchising restaurant. The Chennai city is purposively selected for the present study since it is the predominating trade center for Tamil Nadu. The attitudes for buying behavior of the consumers in the restaurant were analyzed by calculating the weighted mean score and the results are presented in Table 8. In over all, the consumers were agreed with all the attitudinal dimensions. From the table, it is inferred that buying branded restaurant is important to me, i know the price i pay for most of the foods i buy, i make purchase decisions based on taste, i buy based on quality, not price, A server may influence me to consider or buy a foods, I make purchase decisions based on taste , My children have a significant impact on the foods I choose, I know the price I pay for most of the foods I buy, My spouse has a significant impact on the foods I choose with attractive, I like to shop around before making a purchase, I like to change foods often for the sake of variety, I always check the ingredients and nutritional content. , it was inferred that there was a significant differences between the attitudes influencing the purchasing behavior in the restaurant.Vol. 2, Issue-IMay 201
Selection Procedure for Quick Switching System with Repetitive Deferred Sampling Plan Through Relative Slopes
Get PDFDodge has proposed a new sampling system, which consists of pairs of normal and tightened plans. Due to instantaneous switching between normal and tightened plan this system is referred as “Quick Switching system”. Romboski has studied QSS-1 (n, cN, cT) and (n, kn, c0) with single sampling plan as reference plans. This paper present selection of Quick switching system with Repetitive Deferred sampling plan as reference plan through relative slopes at various points on the OC- curve, which describes the degree of steepness about the OC – curve
Role of Foreign Direct Investment in the economic development of Indian economy
Get PDFThis paper presents the role of Foreign Direct Investment in the economic development of Indian economy. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is an investment made by a company or individual in one country in business interests in another country in the form of either establishing business operations or acquiring business assets in the other country, such as ownership or controlling interest in a foreign company. Foreign direct investments are distinguished from portfolio investments in which an investor merely purchases equities of foreign-based companies. Foreign investment involves capital flows from one country to another, granting extensive ownership stakes in domestic companies and assets. Foreign investment denotes that foreigners have an active role in management as a part of their investment. A modern trend leans toward globalization, where multinational firms have investments in a variety of countries
PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION AMONG DALIT SCHOOL CHILDREN: A CASE STUDY OF TUMKUR CITY
Get PDFMalnutrition is one of the major public health problems in developing countries. Growing children at particular ages were the most vulnerable to its consequences. Children are the future citizens and are the potential assets of any country. Proper nutrition is the fundamental right of every child for the maintenance of good health. A proper diet is essential from an early stage of life as well as each stage of life. The health status of school children is associated with proper physical development, intellectual capacity, and access to health care. Malnutrition at the early phase among children affects their physical, and intellectual development (Sanjay Rode, 2015). The present study was conducted to assess the prevalence of malnutrition among 107 school children of Primary School in Tumkur taluk of Tumkur district in Karnataka state. Children were selected aged between 5 to 16 years. The main objective of the study is to know the prevalence of malnutrition status among Dalit children and the impact of the socio-economic conditions on their nutritional status. Data includes Anthropometric measurement according to Gomez classification of malnutrition based on standard height for age and weight for height, and clinical assessment of anemia status of the children with the help of Ayush medical officer. The data was analyzed by using a simple statistical method. The majority of the government school children belong to poor households and the Prevalence level of malnutrition is high among these Dalit children
The Dioceses in the Catholic Church
Get PDFThe diocese is the territory or Churches subject to the jurisdiction of a Bishop. The term diocese (GK-Diokesis) was used to designate management of a household or administration of a government in general. In Roman law it was used to designate the territory dependent for its administration upon a city. As the Bishop usually used to reside in a city, the territory administered by him came to be known as a dioces