Volume 8 | Issue 10 |

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Handloom industry is an employment generating, labour intensive, environment friendly& export- oriented industry in the rural and semi-urban areas of the State of Kerala. This paper try to explore the welfare schemes of handloom industry and the extent of effectiveness of welfare schemes of the Handloom industry in the Palakkad district of Kerala through Secondary and primary sources of data. Secondary data collected from various published and unpublished official sources and the primary data collected through a schedule - analyzed by using appropriate statistical tools.

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Handloom industry, Primary Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society, Cottage type, Welfare schemes

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Globalization of any country will give a clear reflection of the status of the country. At this juncture media is the sole source which is certainly accessible by all walks of people through various electronic appliances. TV, Radio, Internet, News Papers and mobile phones extensively utilized by people to aware of events whenever. Globalizing TV shows and films may influence people, shaping the way they understand their social identities, their cultural communities, and wider world during which they live.1

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Globalization, Politics, Media Organizations, Media globalization

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India`s journey of rural tourism began with a hope of eradicating poverty for those living in the villages and also to showcase the unique lifestyle, art, craft, culture, heritage, etc. to the domestic and international travellers who want to experience `the real India�. Staying in homes of villagers, tourists can learn various activities like cooking, fishing, angling, bird watching, clay modeling, making local handicrafts, go for village walks, or simply chill out in the serene surroundings. There are a fair number of home stay facilities that have come up across the country as a part of the initiatives to boost rural tourism. During the stay visitors get to interact with the local communities, learn about their life styles, customs and traditions and indulge in local cuisine.

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RURAL TOURISM � Features, Components and Key drivers for its Growth

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The paper aims to assess the extent of Total Quality Management (TQM) implementation and diversity prevailing in the three sectors of Indian Economy- Primary, Secondary and Tertiary; with respect to the acquaintance with TQM, presence of control department and preferences of core elements of TQM. The primary data is collected using questionnaire responded by 40 representatives of organisations at all India level. The three sectors show significant differences with respect to the implementations and presence of Quality Control Departments for TQM and do not have consensus in the core elements. All the three sectors have room for improvement, from adopting TQM practices to its implementation, but the study shows high awareness and adoption rate of TQM among primary and secondary sectors as compared to tertiary sector

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TQM, implementation, India, Sectors

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Plastic consumption by humans have been increasing year by year and piling up a lot of plastic waste. Around 20 million tonnes of plastic is still being used currently. An average Indian uses 11kg of plastic per year and an American uses 109kg of plastic per year. In this current horrifying situation, clothing world has taken a surprise turn by transforming plastic into clothing apparels such as jeans, shoes, shirts, t-shirts, etc. This additive property of plastic is very advantageous in clothing industry such as increasing of water resistivity, removal of staining problem, increasing the wear and tear of the clothing material, durability of clothes. In this article we ll focus mainly on the plastic to clothing transformation, types of machineries being used for this production, how are the clothes being prepared, which all brands are using these ideas to reduce the wastage of plastic will all be summed up in this article.

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This study aiming to understand the old age population is rapidly increasing around the world whereas very less research was done on the issues of the elderly. They are victims of various mental and physical abuses, the state�s role to take of these people falls under the Gandhian principles which the India state follows. But no uniforms and holistic plans were made by the governments to solve the problems of the elderly. The second demographic transition is making the individuals. The following study helps in reviewing the available literature sources and suggesting suitable policy measures for the issues. The observation found that the government need to spend more on providing health care, one of the reforms suggested was linking geriatric care with the primary health care system. The Old Age Homes are creations of the globalized and liberalized world where the mobility has updated rapidly. The government should establish more old age homes and needs to amend the present laws to create community care as the best alternative in the changing world.

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Old Age people, Old age Challenges and Old age homes.

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Catecholamines are well known for the role they play in the adaptive processes both at rest and in response to acute stress. Under normal conditions, stress is considered as a primary factor in catecholamine secretion. Indeed, a marked increase in plasma catecholamine concentrations is often observed in response to various stressors such as physical exercise. Twenty four residential untrained male subjects (age between 22-24 years) were selected for the study and repeated measures design was applied. The effects of conditioning programme for 8 weeks, followed by 4 weeks of deconditioning and 6 weeks of reconditioning treatment were imparted and catecholamine response of adult males analyzed. 4 weeks of deconditioning significantly increased noradrenaline responses of adult males, 6 weeks of reconditioning significantly decreased adrenaline response of the subjects of the present study whereas the other conditions were unaffected.

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Conditioning, Deconditioning , Reconditioning and Catecholamine

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E.M Forster�s fiction is significant because of his ability to express some of the major dilemma of the twentieth century, in spite of their multiplicity and complexity, in the order of art. Forster�s novel Maurice (1971) touches the sensitivity of modern society to relations and questions of deep human relationships. The present paper explores in detail the emergence of the inner life of Maurice in the face of a hostile society.

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Inner life, homosexuality, taboo, quest, identity, meaningful relationship, psychological tensions, light and dark, creation.

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Goats are used for milk as well as for meat production. One can develop specialized dairy type goats or specialized meat type goat or dual purpose ones; the dual purpose ones being most desired in India. Goats are also raised for hair fibres in the Himalayan region; e.g., the Kashmere or Pashmina goat. Hair of goats of other regions is rather coarse and is used for carpet making. Goat skins are also a very important commodity in this country. Breeding techniques for goats have to be used for improving the above characteristics in them. There are several well developed breeds of goats in India as described in the previous section. Constant endeavours have to be made via production recording, selection and mating (selective breeding), to improve the potential of such breeds. These breeds, in turn, can used for upgrading non-descript stock in other regions. Jamnapari and beetal are most promising ones for this purpose. In fact, Jamnapari is extensively used for grading local stock not only in India but also in several other Asian countries; such a breeding programme giving progeny with better growth performance as well as milk production

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Shhep, Goat, Breeding

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The purpose of the study was to analyze independent and combined effects of variables viz., Emotional Intelligence, Study Habits and Adjustment Problem on achievement in Social Science among Morarji Desai Residential Secondary School Students; The sample of the present study includes 250 general merit students studying in IX standard were drawn using stratified random sampling technique. Among the other things, the study revealed that; i) The Morarji Desai Residential School general merit students with high Emotional intelligence have more influence on Academic achievement in Social science than the Morarji Desai Residential School general merit students with low Emotional intelligence; ii)The general merit students with high Emotional intelligence and high study habits have more influence on Academic achievement in Social science than the general merit students with high Emotional intelligence and low Study habits; iii) The general merit students with high Study habits and low Adjustment problems have more influence on Academic achievement in Social science than the general merit students with low Study habits and high Adjustment problems; iv) The students with high Emotional intelligence, high Study habits and low Adjustment problems have more influence on Academic achievement in Social science than the students with low Emotional intelligence, low Study habits and high Adjustment problems.

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General Merit Students, Emotional Intelligence, Study Habits and Adjustment

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