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READING SIDDHARTHA GIGOO: TRAUMA, MEMORY OF HOMELAND AND LONG WAIT FOR HOME
No full textSiddhartha Gigoo is one of the finest contemporary Kashmiri writers in English. He is a novelist, poet, filmmaker and trained musician. Most of his writings revolve around Kashmir, the homeland that he had to migrate from when turmoil struck Kashmir down in 1990s. This paper is an attempt to read and analyze select short stories of Siddhartha for understanding how he attempts a literary representation of the trauma that his displaced community faced as a result of political turbulence in Kashmir. Moreover, the article will focus on how Siddhartha attempts a literary representation of the memory of his homeland through his characters and their long wait for the return to their home (Kashmir). A select body of short stories from his work A Fistful of Earth and other stories would be analyzed for understanding the themes of trauma, memory and longing of homeland
The Impact Of Graduate Skills And Teacher Quality In China On The Improvement Of College Students’ Employment Quality: A Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method
No full textThis study employs the Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method (FCEM) to examine the influence of Chinese graduate skills and teacher quality on the employment quality of college students, while considering the mediating roles of self-restraint and the external environment. Data pertaining to teacher quality, skill levels, and college student employment quality are comprehensively collected, analyzed, and evaluated. The FCEM analysis reveals a significant positive association between Chinese graduate skills and employment quality, underscoring the positive impact of higher skill levels on employment outcomes. Moreover, teacher quality is identified as a mediator, exerting a substantial influence on college students’ employment quality. Self-restraint and external environmental factors are also observed as mediators, contributing to the employment quality of college students
Data Ingestion Frameworks for Data Lakes: An Overview
No full textNowadays, information is considered a new capital of organizations as it is considered the basis of decisions made by the pilot committee, incorrect or incomplete information can cause significant losses. In the field of higher education, the emergence of new technologies and the increase of devices and connected users have allowed the creation of new data sources such as software packages, platforms, and social networks. Faced with this amount of information called big data, databases began to show their inability to manage and process this flow, leading to a new data storage technology called data warehousing that has allowed for many years, efficient handling of structured data sources. The need to manage semi-structured and unstructured data types has necessitated the use of new solutions such as data lakes to meet the new challenges imposed. As a new technology, the data lake is still equivocal, due to the incomplete or complicated presentation. For that matter, we will present a comparison between data warehouse and data lake, and discuss big data as well as data lakes as a new data management technology in higher education by presenting its essential components principally the data pipeline rarely cited in the literature. For this reason, a comparative study has been conducted to evaluate the existing data pipeline solutions and propose more valuable ones. In addition, we will introduce the university\u27s data lake ecosystem to disambiguate the data lake concept and its essential components
Exploring The Effect Of Online Applications In Supporting Vocabulary Acquisition And Word-Reading Development Among Adolescent EFL Learners In Public Saudi Schools
No full textThis research looks into the impression of incorporating online applications, particularly Duolingo, into English as a Foreign Language (EFL) instruction for adolescent learners in public schools in Saudi Arabia. A quasi-experimental design is used in the study to examine how online applications affect vocabulary acquisition and word-reading development. By exploring the potential of technology in enhancing language learning, the research aims to provide evidence-based insights that may improve existing EFL teaching practices and guide policy decisions. The outcomes of this research are predicted to benefit educational administrators, curriculum makers, and educators by offering practical insights on harnessing online tools to create engaging learning environments for digital-native adolescents. Furthermore, the study contributes to the wider field of language instruction and technological integration, with implications for improving language learning experiences and enhancing language competency in a dynamically shifting world
Transformation Of Hindu Marriage From Sacrament To Agreement
No full textMarriage is considered as an indissoluble union between two souls to remain with each other forever under Hindu jurisprudence. It is also considered as a social institution as because it is a union of two families. As per Hindu law, marriage is a sacrament as well as it is a civil contract. Before Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 the nature of marriage was almost sacramental, however the codified Act and it’s time to time amendments has given a revolutionary perspective in the concept of marriage which was in vogue before the codification. The traditional Hindu marriage was a sea of diverse rituals. But after enactment of the Act some conditions are given more importance than religious rituals. Considerably during the few decades with the pronouncement of landmark judgments by the Supreme Court as well as various High Courts, and initiative taken by human rights organizations and women bodies has afforded to think marriage as an agreement more than sacrament. The acceptance of living relationship and growing instances of divorce cases by the members of the society also pushed to rethink over the nature of marriage before Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and aftermath of it in recent era of globalization.
The present paper will focus on marriage as a sacrament and marriage as a contract and the effect of rituals and registration of marriage among Hindu people
Factors Influencing Occupational Health Issues Of Contract Workers In Construction Industry In Tamilnadu: Construction
No full textConstruction industry is one of the biggest industries in India and it has provided employment opportunities to more than 50 million people in the country. Workers working in the construction industry are handling many types of raw materials and they are living in the polluted working environment. Hence there are many factors that affect the health of contract workers in the construction industry. The study attempted to analyse the factors influenced the health of contract workers in the construction industry in the state of Tamilnadu with the sample size of 385 contract workers working in various construction companies in the districts of Cuddalore, Vellore, Thoothukudi, Erode and tiruchirappalli. The study evidenced that majority of the respondents (52.7%) were below 40 years of age. Majority of the respondents (63.9%) had a work experience of more than 10 years in construction industry, majority of the respondents (58.4%) were labours and majority of the contract workers in construction industry were working more than the normal working hours (8 hours). Material and equipment used in the construction industry was found to be the most severe factor that influenced on the contract workers’ health and ‘lack of safety measures’ was found to be the least severe factor. Age, nature of work and working hours of the contract workers had significant relationship with the factor of ‘work related factors’. Awareness level, age and nature of work had significant relationship with the factor of ‘material and equipment’. Awareness level, experience in construction work and nature of work had significant relationship with the factor of ‘work environment. Awareness level, age and experience of contract workers had significant relationship with the factor of ‘lack of safety measures’ and nature of work and working hours had significant relationship with psychological factors
A Homeopathic Perspective Miasmatic Approach In Case Of Diabetes Mellitus Type 2
No full textType 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a chronic metabolic disorder marked by hyperglycemia due to insulin resistance or impaired insulin secretion. Modern medicine primarily addresses T2DM through lifestyle management and pharmacotherapy. However, alternative and complementary medicine, particularly homeopathy, offers unique frameworks for understanding and managing T2DM. This article explores the miasmatic approach to T2DM, which interprets the condition through the lens of chronic miasms—an underlying predisposition to certain diseases. This review provides an introduction to the miasmatic concept, evaluates current research on the homeopathic miasmatic approach to T2DM, and discusses the potential for miasmatic analysis as an adjunct to conventional care
“Synthesis Of Energy Efficiency Microwave Assisted Novel 1, 4, 5- Triphenyl Substituted Pyrrole Derivatives”
No full textInnovative series of 1, 4, 5 triphenyl substituted pyrrole derivatives have been synthesized using environment friendly procedure and evaluated for their antimicrobial activity. Neat reaction on microwave irradiation resulted in enhancement of yields and reaction rates. Pyrrole derivatives are more potent and possesses less side effects. Benzoin and primary aromatic amine refluxing in ethanol resulted in the formation of α- aminoketone intermediates, that are condensed without isolation with malononitrile to yield various 2-amino-4, 5- diphenyl-1-substituted-1H-pyrrole-3-carbonitriles (1). Pyrrole (1) further reacted with triethyl orthoformate and alcoholic sodium hydroxide gives respective pyrrole derivatives (1a- 1b). The synthesized compound were confirmed through spectral characterization using IR (JASCO 4100-FT/IR), Mass (QP 2013 Shimadzu) and H1 NMR. Result indicate that microwave method is more eco-friendly than conventional method and compound shows promising antimicrobial activity
Impact Of Maternal Anemia On Cord Blood Hemoglobin
Get PDFBackground: Maternal anemia, characterized by a deficiency of iron or other essential nutrients during gestation, can yield extensive repercussions for both the prospective mother and the developing fetus. Cord blood hemoglobin, which reflects the baby\u27s blood health at birth, is a vital indicator. Therefore, the goal of the study was to assess the impact of maternal anemia on cord blood hemoglobin.
Methods: This observational study was conducted in the Department of Pediatrics at a tertiary healthcare center on the basis of inclusion and exclusion criteria. A total of 71 pregnant women and their infants were selected. Cord blood samples were collected immediately after delivery in the labor room and preserved in EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) for analysis. This present study involved comparison of the mean cord blood hemoglobin of new-born born to anemic mothers with varying degrees of anemia (mild, moderate, and severe). Furthermore, we investigate the association between cord blood hemoglobin levels and maternal anemia.
Results: Out of 71 pregnant women, 33 (46.4%) had mild anemia, 31 (43.7%) had moderate anemia, and 7 (9.9%) had severe anemia. The mean maternal hemoglobin among anemic mother was 10.39 g/dl for mild anemia, 8.62 g/ for moderate anemia and 6 g/dl severe anemia. Maternal anemia severity was associated with adverse hematological outcomes in newborns, as indicated by decreasing trends in mean cord blood hemoglobin levels (8.73 g/dl for mild, 8.76 g/dl for moderate, and 7 g/dl for severe anemia), as well as declining MCV, MCH, and MCHC values respectively, with significant p-value which was 0.0001 this represents positive correlation with maternal anemia and cord blood hemoglobin.
Conclusion: A moderate positive correlation was observed between maternal anemia and the hemoglobin levels in the cord blood of neonates. Babies born to anemic mothers exhibited lower cord blood hemoglobin levels. The present study demonstrates a linear association between maternal hemoglobin levels and fetal hemoglobin levels
Self-Esteem Problem on Slow Learners Students and Strategies to Solve it in Inclusive Schools
Get PDFThis study aims to describe the problems related to the self-esteem of slow learners in inclusive schools and to find problem-solving strategies related to the self-esteem of slow learners in inclusive schools. This qualitative case study was conducted in four inclusive junior high schools in Western Indonesia (Java) with 13 participants (nine girls and four boys) who are slow learners from various classes and grades. Several semi-structured interviews collected empirical data for four months (from August to November 2021). Triangulation is used to test the validity of the data. The method of data analysis uses data reduction, data presentation, and conclusions. The self-esteem problem in slow learner children makes it difficult for them to get recognition, respect, care, attention, and affection from others, difficulty to comply with behavior that is not allowed, and have low abilities. for success get achievements, so they feel they do not have much to be proud of and have few excellent qualities. They also tend to think of themselves as failures. The proper intervention to increase the self-esteem of slow learner children is by using play therapy and wayang media modeling