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Sunita Malhotra, Electrolux
No full textNot many people can say that they took the first steps in their HR career aged 12. This was the ageat which Sunita Malhotra, now HR director for the European sales and marketing function at Electrolux, first realized she wanted to do something to help people reach their full potential.</jats:p
Season 3, Episode 4: Jumping Hurdles to Sue the Police with Professor Sunita Patel
No full textRuntime 35:43Season 3, Episode 4: Jumping Hurdles to Sue the Police with Professor Sunita Patel Professor Sunita Patel joins the pod on this special episode of Experto Crede. Professor Patel is an Assistant Professor of Law at UCLA Law School and the Faculty Director of the UCLA Veteran’s Legal Clinic. Professor Patel joins the pod to discuss her article “Jumping Hurdles to Sue the Police” published in Volume 104 of the Minnesota Law Review. This episode is being released in conjunction with a special issue published by all law journals in the Twin Cities on policing and diversity issues in response to the murder of George Floyd and the subsequent events.Wright, Zach; Patel, Sunita. (2021). Season 3, Episode 4: Jumping Hurdles to Sue the Police with Professor Sunita Patel. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/218902
Sunita Williams saga exposes gaps in protecting astronauts
No full textAs the Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams-led Boeing Starliner mission faces a delay in its return since its launch aboard an Atlas V rocket, several questions have arisen regarding the legal provisions governing such situations, the right to health of astronauts stuck in such scenarios, and the responsibility of the international community in this regard
Redressing Ecological Poverty Through Participatory Democracy: Case Studies from India
Get PDFor the rural poor – who depend above all the land for their survival – a central development challenge is to sustain a base of natural capital that can support a robust local economy. In India, government mismanagement of forests, grazing lands, and water resources has often alienated rural people and exacerbated resource degradation. This paper shows the potential to reverse these trends when local people gain control over natural resources and manage them through systems of participatory democracy. Four case studies from semi-arid, hilly regions of India illustrate how democratic control of natural assets can lay the basis for ecological restoration and sustainable livelihoods.
Shakespeare: A Reappraisal (2 Vols. Set)
No full textInternational audienceShakespeare: A Reappraisal, in 2 Volumes, is a humble effort to provide an overview of the genres on the Elizabethan stage, and casts a provocative look at a vast range of Shakespeare’s comedies, histories, and tragedies. In his Foreword for the book, Prof. Amitava Roy, President, Shakespeare Society of Eastern India, and former Shakespeare Professor of English and Drama, Rabindra Bharati University, remarks, “The Editors, Dr. Sunita Sinha and Carole Rozzonelli, have brought together academics, theatre experts and scholars of high renown from all across the globe”. The anthology offers a collection of well researched papers which will undoubtedly prove valuable to the students, researchers and scholars of English literature
Shakespeare: A Reappraisal (2 Vols. Set)
No full textInternational audienceShakespeare: A Reappraisal, in 2 Volumes, is a humble effort to provide an overview of the genres on the Elizabethan stage, and casts a provocative look at a vast range of Shakespeare’s comedies, histories, and tragedies. In his Foreword for the book, Prof. Amitava Roy, President, Shakespeare Society of Eastern India, and former Shakespeare Professor of English and Drama, Rabindra Bharati University, remarks, “The Editors, Dr. Sunita Sinha and Carole Rozzonelli, have brought together academics, theatre experts and scholars of high renown from all across the globe”. The anthology offers a collection of well researched papers which will undoubtedly prove valuable to the students, researchers and scholars of English literature
Conversations with practitioners 1 : Dr Sunita Welch
No full textIn this first of our ‘conversations with practitioners’, we speak to Dr Sunita Welch, Senior Specialist in Evaluation at Natural England. Sunita has spent a long and varied career working in outdoor and environmental education, in a prior role managing education and interpretation at the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority for 14 years. Reflecting on her career and cultures of work in the outdoor education and activity profession, Sunita discusses the role of race, gender and class in accessing work in this sector. She then reflects on several themes from the preceding chapters which contribute to feelings of familiarity and unfamiliarity for young people, including the impacts of residential visits, masculinist cultures of endurance in outdoor instructing, comfort and discomfort in ‘nature’ and diversity in the outdoor and countryside management sector
Life of Indians in the west as reflected in short stories by Sunita Jain
Get PDFThe main goal of the thesis is to evaluate the contribution of the short stories written by Hindi writer, Sunita Jain concerning the cultural differences between the Western and the Indian cultures and the lives of Indian people within the diaspora in the United States. The thesis opens with a brief introduction of the history of the Indian immigration to the United States of America and to England. This historical background is necesarry for understanding the basic elements of what follows. The thesis continues with the description of the main differences between the Western culture and the Indian culture. The content is focused towards the observations highlighted in the selected works by Sunita Jain. The chapter also raises questions on what it means to be an Indian in the world today and how the Indians deal with the balance of spirituality and materialism on home soil. The penultimate chapter, chapter three, looks at the life of Sunita Jain and describes the crucial moments that have affected her writings. The final chapter describes the life of the heros in Sunita Jain's short stories, that are placed in USA or after they returned to India from USA. The chapter also examines the cultural differences as they were grasped by the author, it deals with the common life they lead and compares it to the one..
Life of Indians in the west as reflected in short stories by Sunita Jain
No full textThe main goal of the thesis is to evaluate the contribution of the short stories written by Hindi writer, Sunita Jain concerning the cultural differences between the Western and the Indian cultures and the lives of Indian people within the diaspora in the United States. The thesis opens with a brief introduction of the history of the Indian immigration to the United States of America and to England. This historical background is necesarry for understanding the basic elements of what follows. The thesis continues with the description of the main differences between the Western culture and the Indian culture. The content is focused towards the observations highlighted in the selected works by Sunita Jain. The chapter also raises questions on what it means to be an Indian in the world today and how the Indians deal with the balance of spirituality and materialism on home soil. The penultimate chapter, chapter three, looks at the life of Sunita Jain and describes the crucial moments that have affected her writings. The final chapter describes the life of the heros in Sunita Jain's short stories, that are placed in USA or after they returned to India from USA. The chapter also examines the cultural differences as they were grasped by the author, it deals with the common life they lead and compares it to the one..
Small size business in Nepal : A sole proprietor
Get PDFThe objectives of this thesis are to research and share the possibilities of establishing a small size business in Nepal and to discuss the various marketing processes and strategies. If someone is interested to run a business in Nepal, they should have an idea about the products which would sell the best there but most importantly, they will have to have a clear idea about the rules and regulations that the government have imposed for newcomers. Establishing a new business is somehow demand-ing so it is needed to be very clear and affirmative. The entrepreneur must gain knowledge about the business system and its processing for starting the business. About finances, either they invest their personal savings, or they can also take loans from bank. The thesis shows the strengths, opportuni-ties, and challenges for the international market
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