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Conceptual Investigation of the Global Significance of English Language: A Contextual Study with Special Reference to India
Get PDFThe English language makes the speakers part of the global community. For this reason, no one can claim that English is his own language. It has been seamlessly measured to be the first global as well as comprehensive language with the feasibility of communication. It has become part and parcel of every existing arena of activities and professions. The English language has shown its power in several aspects so it has been adopted as the language of global communication, trade, education, science, aviation, medicine, information technology, entertainment, research, international relations, and other human affairs. Proper acquaintance and efficacy of the English language have become one of the prerequisites of every professional person in the globalized modern age. Most countries have their own native and instinctive languages but for so many activities English is being given preferable positions. Various opportunities are open to those who are efficient in this language. It has the competence to build friendships, economic relationships, social upliftment, advance learning opportunities, and cultural ties as well as communicate thoughts and ideas. In varieties of cultures and activities, it has a very significant role. Many people have a firm belief that there is such a thing as World English but they do not seem to realize that acknowledging it has comprehensive consequences. A language learner may be more sensitive to a few of these effects than others in the near future. We can only make learned estimates about what will happen in the future at this point. World English creates the most desired boarding pass to universalism and global commodity as well as communication. India as a developing country has to take up so many things into consideration. In India, there are hundreds of regional languages and more than twenty languages recognized in its constitution. In spite of having so many languages, the Indian government has adopted the English language as a second language for official activities. Various opportunities are being generated with the help of the English language. The present research article discusses the status of English as a language from a global perspective as well as in the Indian context. The English language became a global language owing to its quality of adaptation, borrowings, feasibility, assimilation, and flexibility
Reflection of Social Evils and Humanism in the Major Novels of Mulk Raj Anand
Get PDFA writer does not come from the alien but he or she is a product of contemporary society. In the works of a particular author, the reflection of contemporary life can be seen. Mulk Raj Anand is not an exception of it. In the works of the writer, a reflection of contemporary social and political life, a reflection of true human emotion and feeling and love for humanity can be seen easily. The writer considered art should be for life\u27s sake. There should be a reflection of contemporary society. As a true reformist as well as a humanist, he wanted to bring radical change to society. He attacked the contemporary social evils namely untouchability, casteism, capitalism, feudalism, imperialism, colonialism, century-old conventions, and religious orthodoxy which hamper the overall development of Indian people. He not only attacked but also inculcated in them human values and made the people aware of the suffering and exploitation of untouchables, the poor, the women, and the common masses. He tried to inculcate the feeling of love and friendship in the mind of the people. Human dignity is the highest among all the fundamental rights. The writer has fought for the liberty, equality, justice, and basic human needs of the people. Bakha, Munoo, and other major characters of different novels are only metaphors to present human miseries and solutions for same and send a message to the people to be aware of the human miseries and in our action, such activity should not come which can hurt the feeling of the others. Complete abolition of social evils is the demand of the present time
The Kinship and The Political Background of Shakespeare\u27s tragedies: Hamlet and Macbeth
Get PDFThere are so many studies have been written about Shakespeare\u27s plays and life such as Shakespeare\u27s History Plays (1944) by E.M.W. Tillyard, Elizabethan Psychology and Shakespeare (1972) by Ruth L. Anderson, Shakespeare\u27s Philosophical Patterns (1973) by W.C. Curry, (Lal. 1985. P26) and others, but few have been written in the political side of the tragedies, and particularly about the relationship between kingdom and power. This paper is an attempt to cover this area.In Shakespeare\u27s tragedies: Hamlet and Macbeth one notices that the main element of the collapse of the kingdom was the king\u27s kinship but not the king. The political struggle to seize power mainly stands on the military powers, This paper tries to find out the main political, social, and religious factors that lead to political conflict in the kingdoms in Hamlet and Macbeth, the elements of similarity and dissimilarity of the political fight to seize the power of kingship in the two plays and whether this way of political conflict to seize power a universal fact that stick to the nature of kingship and its continuity. The Lahjian Arab poet was right when he advised his Sultan of Lahij saying:“It\u27s said: Do not fear the King but be afraid of his relatives and servants.
Comparison of Chinese and Malaysian Media Literacy: An Analytical Study
Get PDFMedia literacy refers to the ability to select, fully absorb, analyze, and react critically to the multitude of types of information disseminated by the media. Important components of media literacy include avoiding creating or disseminating false news and respecting other people\u27s rights and privacy. In the era of the Internet, online media literacy is a brand-new subset of media literacy. In addition to the information use and critical literacy skills found in conventional media, online information creation, online communication, social collaboration, and social participation skills are included as well
Empowerment of Women in Various Fields- With Special Reference to Chhattisgarh
Get PDFIn the present scenario, there are still many parts of the country and abroad where women do not have proper rights in society. They are considered inferior to men, so we need to give women their rights and empower women. Injustice, gender bias, and inequality cannot be removed from society without women\u27s empowerment. If women are not empowered, they cannot create their own identity. For the development of any country and state, it is necessary that first of all gender discrimination against women should be stopped. After this, they should be provided opportunities for development and advancement in various fields, so that women can develop. If opportunities are provided to women in various areas of development, those areas always move towards progress. If the development of women is done at the right time, then the development of the house, family, state, and country is ensured. It is said that children are the future of the country and the development of children is linked with women. Because the first teacher of the child is their mother. By learning from the mother, the child grows up and one day contributes to the development of the country. Through this research paper, the schemes and necessary steps taken by the Chhattisgarh government and the central government are to be studied for the empowerment and development of women
A Study On Effects Of Hard Water On Human Health
Get PDFWater, a universal solvent is transparent, colourless, odourless and tasteless chemical substance. Water is essential for hydration hence needed for survival of life. According to the Bureau of Indian Standard, water having the value of total dissolved solid greater than 500 ppm may be moderately hard or hard and this water can affect the human health on continuous consumption for a long time. Quality and quantitative frameworks of physicochemical and biological components of drinking water are required to regularly pay attention the quality of water from different sources of supply. This paper aims to explore the health effects of hard water and its component
Status of India in Global Hunger Index SDGs: Challenges and Initiatives
Get PDFIndia adopted the 2nd Zero hunger goal out of the 17th Sustainable Goals which includes- achieving zero hunger by 2030 with the aim that everyone enjoys their adequate right to food. In the country, the economic growth rates have not been matched with the changing demographics. India is facing a substantial challenge to meet of achieving zero hunger. The paper highlights the status of India in Global Hunger Index, and challenges, and suggest some measure to combat this problem
National Medical Commission: New Trends In Medical Field
Get PDFDue to the shortcomings of the Indian Medical Association Act,1956, need was being felt for a long time to replace it by a rational act which could embody in itself all the activities and the foul plays which were deliberately not taken into account or went unnoticed. The Omissions and the Commissions in treatment of patients was of utmost importance as they were directly related to the well-being of the patients under treatment and in some cases would have put the precious life to an unfortunate end. Such replacement was essential keeping in view the aspirations of Indian masses at large and the patients in general who were victims to the medical negligence and medical malpractice which is so common now-a-days that it does not escape bold headings in almost all the newspapers and the electronic channels.
The Apex body i.e. Medical Council of India (MCI) was found short of fulfilling its mandated responsibilities, time and again. The prevalent model of medical education was unable to produce that type of medical professionals which were required to meet the country’s primary health needs apart from giving positive results in complex situations related to the patients undergoing treatment in various hospitals. The reason behind all this was that Medical Education and Curricula were not integrated with the health system needs. The medical graduates lacked competence in performing normal deliveries. Moreover unethical practice grew by leaps and bounds so much so that it damaged the respect for medical profession. The State and the Central ministry lacked the power and the will to remove any member of the Medical Council even in those cases in which charges of Corruption against that member were prove
A STUDY OF SOCIAL SUCCESS FACTORS OF KM FOR CREATION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Get PDFDearing report by Higher Education Funding Council for England, 2006, suggested that in the times of intensified global competition, high- level skills and knowledge would become pertinent and indispensable for the country’s economic success. The SECI model of knowledge conversion given by Nonaka and his colleagues, is extensively used across industries and nations to explore the knowledge creation dimension of knowledge management. Areas of KM such as creation of novel knowledge and knowledge as intellectual capital require a lot of work and consideration from both theoretical as well as applied perspectives. With this in mind, the present study seeks to explore the social enablers or success factors contributing to knowledge creation in the higher education institutions in India. The findings suggest that the social success factors in the study significantly impact the process of knowledge creation. Moreover, different social enablers contribute significantly to different modes of the process of conversion and creation of new knowledge. The pragmatic implication of the present study could guide institutions to assess the prevalence of knowledge creation practices and success factors to be emphasized more to increase knowledge conversion and creation with respect to their organization
A Case Report: Sibling Rivalry Disorder With Kleptomania
Get PDFSibling rivalry is a common problem faced by parents who have more than one child. A sibling is a brother or sister. Usually fighting and arguing between siblings is normal up to an extent and most growing sibling experience feelings of jealousy or hatred towards each other at some point during their growing years, it is how children learned to sort out their day-to-day problems. They usually felt that the other sibling is more appreciated by their family members. The sibling bond is often also getting complicated by parental behavior, birth order, individual personality, and temperament of the child. It also gets enhanced by the experiences inside and outside the family. Jealousy, argument, and fights between young children usually decrease as they get older due to the development of more tolerance. However, some siblings with different personalities, may never really like each other. Sibling rivalry disorder cases are very common but rarely reported because most of us often considered it very normal