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A Study on The Living Conditions of Old Age People in Mysore
Old age is an integral part of human life. It is the evening of life. It is an unavoidable, undesirable, unwelcome, and problem-ridden phase of life. A man is compelled to go through the pains and pleasures of this age like the other phases of life before making an exit from this mortal world. The old-age people in India are an invisible workforce. While it is generally presumed that they are unproductive it can be said that it is only an assumption. The older population of India, which was 56.7 million in 1991, was 72 million in 2001 and is expected to grow to 137 million by 2021. The data on the old-age dependency ratio is slowly increasing in both rural and urban areas. Both for men and women, this figure is quite higher in rural areas when compared with that of urbanareas
Social and Environmental concerns in the Poetry of Biplab Majumdar: A Critical Evaluation
The lineage of Indian English poetry is very large. Henry Louis Vivian Derozio is considered the first in the sequence of Indian English poetry. There are several remarkable poets like Nissim Ezekeil, Toru Dutta, Sarojini Naidu, Rabindranath Tagore, Shri Aurobindo. A.K. Ramanujan, Dom Moreas, R. Parthaswamy, Jayant Mahapatra, Kamala Das, Keki N. Daruwalla, A. K. Mahrortra, Arun Kolatkar, Vikram Seth and so many who have filled literature with thought of Indian sensibility, emotion and mysticism. Vikram Seth is a poet and novelist of great eminence. He was born in Kolkata, India. His poetic sensibility suits to the Indian canons of poetry. His intention of writing poetry is to reform society and environment for better future of humanity. Mappings (1980), The Humble Administrator’s Garden (1985), All You Who Sleep Tonight (1990), Beastly Tales (1991), Three Chinese Poets (1992), The Frog and the Nightingale (1994) are some of poetic collections of Seth. They created a new constellation and stream in the world literature with their creativity and notions. There is a long list of contemporary poets who are writing poems about their milieu culture and environment. O. P. Bhatnager, Maha Nand Sharma, Sri Niwas Ramaswami, Sunil Sharma, Jaydeep Sarangi, Ramesh Chandra Dwivedi Syed Ameeruddin, and several others are poets of great eminence. They are writing on numerous subjects like mysticism, humanity, environment, pollution, corruption, and so many subjects which are prevailing in this world
Not Only His and hers, it’s time for ‘others’
This paper aims to upfront the voices of the unheard. The focus of this paper is to clarify the misconceptions about who transgender are, their struggle and their legal acceptance to be a dignified part of our closely knit Indian society. Transgender people suffer persistent inequalities in all aspects of life. It is high time that this neglected community with distinct needs is publically acknowledged as “the third gender” and are given a respectable position in the society having equal rights which are commensurate with those of men and women. Transgender have a long history of being discriminated and not being granted the basic status of a human being. As has been very aptly said by Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan , “Recognition of Transgender as a third gender is not a social or medical issue but a human rights issue.” This paper lays its focus on the recognition and acceptance of the transgender/Hijra as the third gender and what are their legal, marital and parenting rights. Social equality is the basis of human happiness and the Constitution of India affirms equality in all spheres. India, as a growing and continuously changing nation has taken a positive step towards incorporating the true essence of equality in the present society
Pauranik Drasti se Ganga Nadi ki Arthik Mahtta
Water is helpful for the prosperity and growth of every substance, only then all substances attain perfection. In the absence of water, the consciousness power of any substance is destroyed, rivers bring new consciousness by irrigating all the substances with their water. The river Ganga is not only religiously important for the Indian people but it also has economic importance. Through this, irrigation of agriculture, electricity obtained from the dams built over it, transportation through its waterways, trade and tourism strengthen the economic system of India. It has many tributaries which are an important source of irrigation for many states of India. A variety of crops are grown in these states which help financially. There are also sources of income based on tourism on this river. There are many tourist places full of natural beauty on its coast, which are historically important and also a source of income. There are also many pilgrimage centers on the banks of Ganga - Haridwar, Allahabad and Varanasi which occupy a special place in important pilgrimage centers
Senior Citizens-Problems and Rights: Varishtha Nagrik-Samasyaye Va Adhikar
Old people are symbols of the past for the whole society, repositories of experiences and deserve everyone\u27s respect. If proper respect is given in the society and their experiences are taken advantage of, then they can also make a special contribution in our progress. But today\u27s old age society is extremely frustrated and is generally more sad because of the fact that despite having a wide experience of life, the new generation neither gives the desired respect to the old generation nor is ready to accept their opinion. Due to the change in the social system, the elderly are also facing a lot of difficulties in establishing coordination with their families. They are feeling lonely, helpless, neglected and despised. Every year, October 1 is celebrated as International Old Age Day to spread awareness and prevent exploitation of the elderly to give them the right place in the society. Many laws and provisions have been made to protect the health and safety of the elderly, yet the elderly are expected. The old age homes that are flourishing like mushrooms are proof of this, therefore, in this era of insensitivity, there is a need to understand and support the feelings of the elderly so that they can live the rest of their life with respect and get their rights
Challenges for the Elderly in the Changing Family system: A Preliminary Study
India is going through a process of radical demographic change and ageing of the population is one of the leading aspects of this demographic transition. The overall health improvement has resulted in longer life expectancy which in turn has led to the rise in the number of persons above 60 years (thesis). Therefore in context of the changing demographic scene and family system, the challenges for the elderly are increasing at an unprecedented scale, affecting their overall social and health status. The current study discusses the challenges that elderly facing in today’s changing family system. This study used an interview schedule, case study and observation method to collect the basic data from the elderly in the age group of 60 years and above. The findings of the study revealed that most of the elderly were experiencing health and economic challenges
Impact Of Employee Training On The Organizational Effectiveness In BSNL
Training and development of employees are critical in organizations in this era of competition due to the fact that organizations need to survive, grow and develop. Consequentially, training and development have become an issue of strategic importance. The purpose of the study was to find out how training and development practices are used as one of the strategies for enhancing organizational effectiveness. In addition, it also focuses on the role of training the employees, methods used in the training program, and evaluation of training programs. In this paper, an attempt has been made to analyze the effectiveness of training and development programs at BSNL by taking only 45 sample respondents out of 150 based on random sampling. For that, a null hypothesis has been formulated and tested in order to draw the inference. It is found that there is a significant relation between the quality of the training program and the satisfaction of participants/trainees
The Harlem Renaissance Women Writers
AbstractAfrican American women writers have remained unnoticed, from what is characterize today as African literature, for the long time. In 1746, a black woman, Lucy Terry, gave birth to African American literature with “Bars Fight”. Other examples of literature written by African American women appeared around 1859, as part of general renaissance of black literature in the 1850s. Since then, African American literature has performed a long journey. A large chunk of female writers emerged during the civil war and with the dawn of the Harlem Renaissance. These writers produced literature in various literary genres with the burning issues of the time which paved the way for the writers’ of the coming generation. This research paper offers a very basic introduction to some of the Afro-American women writers of Harlem Renaissance and their contribution to Afro-American literature which proved very prominent in exercising influence on the writers of upcoming generation. This also highlights the issues of these writers dealt with which are in current discussion of the present time writers of Afro-American literature
Power And Pollution: An Analytical Study
In these times when the sweep of modernity is altering every facet of life on the Earth, electricity has acted and continues to act as the catalyst which has made these changes possible. So, it is only commendable and a valuable asset for the state when Chhattisgarh has not only managed to generate enough electricity to fulfill its own needs, but also has produced in excess year after year. CSEB (Chhattisgarh state electricity board) is in a strong position to meet the electricity requirement of the state and boasts of a good financial health.
But on the other side of the coin, such a massive production of electricity has also resulted in air pollution which is proving to be a huge threat to health of the denizens of the state