Volume 8 | Issue 10 |

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Kamala Markandaya�s �Some Inner Fury� is a woman-centered novel. It focuses on the part played by women in India�s freedom struggle. The chief protagonist of the novel is female who is in search of meaning and value of life. The feminist voice is heard throughout the novel. In this famous and popular novel kamala Markandaya projects three wonderful female characters-- Mirabai, Roshan and Premala who exhibit rare and unique virtues of love and loyalty, friendship and understanding.

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self-sacrifice, self- realization, self-denial, self- assertion, self-negation, self-affirmation, feminist, existential, trace, feminist voice, cosmopolitan outlook, male hegemony, colonial subjugation, participation, idealized stereotyped, impermanence credentials.

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Due to family problems with his brother Sheda first went to Kashmir then to Sirhind and finally to Rampor and stayed there till end of his life. During his stay in India the Indian culture greatly impact on his life and poetry. This impact can be clearly seen in his poetry. Sheda greatly depicts Indian Sikhs beauty, acts, rain, green color, Indian cloths, food, areas, religion, climate and Indian cultures, and other characteristics in his poetry. In this research article, India, Indian culture�s most aspects have been discussed and enlighten in Sheda�s poetry.

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India�s name in Kazim Khan Sheda�s Poetry

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The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented shock to the Indian economy. The Government of India has announced a variety of measures to tackle the situation, from food security and extra funds for healthcare, to sector related incentives and tax deadline extensions. With the prolonged country-wide lockdown, global economic downturn and associated disruption of demand and supply chains, the economy is likely to face a protracted period of slowdown. This study focuses on the COVID-19 impact on Indian trade and the way ahead after pandemic. There are some suggestions in the study for the policymakers for specific sector.

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COVID-19, Pandemic, Indian Trade, Economic Downturn

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The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 of the parliament basically amended the provisions of The Citizenship Act, 1955. Section 2(b) of the mentioned Act provides the definition of �Illegal Immigrants� and prohibits anyone who is an illegal migrant from acquiring citizenship in India, however, by section 2 of the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, a proviso, to the provision of section 2(b) of the principal Act (The Citizenship Act, 1955), has been added, which excludes, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian community from Afghanistan, Bangladesh or Pakistan, who entered into India on or before the 31st day of December, 2014 and, who doesn�t have a valid documents to have entered India or remain in India, from the definition of �Illegal Immigrants�. The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 is a clear violation of fundamental principles of Constitution. It disrupts the norms of equality and promotes religious based discrimination and segregates people belonging to the Muslim community from those who belong to other religions as it confines people only belonging to Muslim community to be the citizens of India who have migrated to this territory on or before 31st December 2014. This paper checks the constitutional validity of the impugned Act and puts prominence on how it violates the fundamental right to equality, embodied under Indian Constitution, and certain provision of International Laws. For the sake of convenience, this paper has been divided into V parts. Part I gives an outline of the paper. Part II puts a light on how the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 violates the basic principle of equality embodied under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. Part III discusses on how the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 intrudes upon the secular nature of the nation, which has been also declared as a basic feature of the Constitution by the Indian Judiciary. Part IV puts emphasis on how the impugned Act violates Article 51 of the Constitution by violating some International Conventions and Treaties and conclusion in Part V.

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Citizenship Amendment Act, Indian Constitution, Right to equality, Secularism,

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The present study is intended to find out the relationship of participation motive with goal orientation attached by the adolescent athletes among individual and team sports. The subjects Chosen for this study were 700 adolescent boys (individual and team sport) from the Schools of National Capital Region in the age group of 13-18 years with a mean and SD of 15.06 + 1.18 respectively. They were further classified into different sub categories: in total 700 Adolescent boy athletes, 169 were from individual sport with direct contact, 179 were from individual sport without contact, 180 were from team sport with direct contact and 172 from team sport without contact. Altogether 348 were individual sport athletes and 352 athletes were from team sport. The test item selected for psychological parameter to be assessed for this study were-1.Participation motivation inventory (PMQ) by Gill, D.L., Gross, J.B., and Huddleston, S. (1983), 2. Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire (TEOSQ) by Duda, J.L, chi, L., Newton, M.l., Walling M.D. & Catley, D (1995).Correlation coefficient was used for the present study. The obtained F ratio in participation motive, achievement status, team orientation, fitness orientation, energy release, situational factors, skill development, high weights, fun is .656; 1.674; 1.037; .478; 2.825; 1.545; 1.201;451, which is no statically significant as the required value for significant at 3, 98 degree of freedom is 3.09. There is no statically significant difference found in the participation motive factors of male athletes in various sports groups. When Participation Motive correlated by task orientation, the results showed significant difference in the factors of achievement status, team orientation, fitness orientation, energy release, Situational factors, skill development, and high weights. Thus hypothesis stated is here by accepted. In the Factor i.e. fun hypothesis stated is not accepted. When Participation Motive correlated by ego orientation, the results showed significant difference in the factors of fitness orientation, energy release and high weights, thus hypothesis stated is here by accepted. In the Factors i.e. Achievement status, Team Orientation, Situational Factors and skill development hypothesis stated is not accepted. Key words: participation motive, goal orientation

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The fabric of agricultural activities in India reflects the spectrum of socio-economic variation of different socio-cultural groups. In the other words the agricultural scenario reflect the intense physical heterogeneity across the socio-economic aspect. Agriculture is the main occupation of the majority of population in Darrang district. The farmers of the district rely heavily on agriculture for their livelihood. Basically the Char areas of Darrang district are highly rich in the agricultural sector. Mainly winter crops are practiced in the Char areas of Darrang district. There is also devoted to study about the sustainable development in the Char areas. The intrinsic meaning of sustainable development implies the ethical imperative of equity within and between generation, which goes beyond the mere satisfaction of basic human needs. Sustainable development of region is solely dependent on conservation, management and judicious use of natural resources of the region. The Char areas of Sipajhar Development block of Darrang district are far lagging behind so for the development concerned. The tremendous population pressure in the Char areas on arable land may be considered as one of the most important aspect of sustainable development issue. Keeping this point of view, the researchers consider it important to undertake an analytical study on ' Agricultural Practices and Sustainability Among the Char inhabitants of Sipajhar Development Block of Darrang district, Assam .

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Agriculture, Char, Inhabitants, sustainable, development

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We have witnessed the emergence of some new infectious diseases, many of which were major public health threats that were met with important infection prevention strategies. Now, an outbreak of novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2), which causes the corona-virus disease 2019 (abbreviated COVID-19) has spread rapidly. Environmental contamination of hospital surfaces primarily contributes to infection transmission for many pathogens. Transmission of the COVID-19 virus has been linked to close contact between individuals within closed settings, such as households, health facilities, assisted living, and residential institution environments. Besides, community settings outside of health-care settings have been found vulnerable to COVID-19 transmission events including publicly accessible buildings, faith-based community centres, markets, transportation, and business settings. The level of surface contamination with COVID-19 is not familiar and has not been discovered yet but studies have revealed that disinfection leads to decreased transmission. Significant reduction in infection rates after chemical fogging of the hospital has been observed in several studies. [A]. With the objective of effective disinfection, we bring you the concept of fogging technique. For the same, an efficient fog generator has been designed by us for disinfection of any surface and inanimate objects. Our machine uses thermal fogging differently it generates vapour of disinfectant liquid on passing with high pressure through a narrow heated copper pipe. The particle size of fog (controllable in our instrument) being smaller than that of liquid, have more mobility and penetration to deeper surfaces which gives proper and effective disinfection. This allows us to achieve our target of inhibition of the transmission of virus from inanimate objects to human beings. So, disinfection using fog will be a boon to society during the crucial time of the pandemic.

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DISINFECTION, FOG DISINFECTOR,CHEMICAL FOGGING,VAPOUR STERILIZER,MOST EFFICIENT DISINFECTION FOR INANIMATE OBJECT, DISINFECTION BY THERMAL FOGGING, CHEMICAL FOGGING MACHINE, ELECTRIC FOGGING MACHINE, ROOM DISINFECTOR, WARD, HOSPITAL WARD DISINFECTOR.

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Kannada Nataka dalli Basavanna nannu kuritu aneka naatakagalu bandive adaralli TALEDANDA natakavu odu. hanneradaneya sahatamanadalli idda Jaatiyateya sangharshavannu illio kaanabahudu. ee taratamyavannu hogaladisuva saluvagi nadeda caluvalli yannu illi kaanabahudu.

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Science education is crucial for the understanding of our environment. It is an essential tool for technological development in any society. Hence, nations all over the world continue to ensure that the teaching of science subjects is to be done in a manner that enhances the achievement of intended objectives. Being a compulsory subject in schools, teaching of science aims to equip students with knowledge regarding nature and developing scientific temper and positive attitude towards learning of science. In this respect development of science process skills is considered indispensable part of science education. Therefore, in the present paper, the investigator makes an attempt to study the relationship of science process skills and achievement in science of secondary school students. Survey method has been adopted for this study. 560 secondary school students studying in class IX were selected by multi stage sampling technique from 12 schools of Patna district of Bihar (India) for data collection. Co-efficient of correlation by covariance method was used for analysis of data. The findings of the study reveal that there is a positive correlation between science process skills and the achievement in science of male, female, government and private secondary school students.

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Relationship, Science, Science Process Skills, Achievement, Secondary School Students

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