Volume 7 | Issue 2 |

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Abstract The aim of the study was to determine the significant difference in Body Mass Index, Basal Metabolic Rate and Water Level between the players and non-players. 20 female players, who had represented Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University and 20 female non-players, who had never participated regularly in any sports were selected as subjects. The data were collected on the selected subjects by administering the standard weighing machine, stadiometer and Meltron body composition analyser BF-907.The collected data were tabulated and statistically analysed by computing mean, standard deviation and independent t-test. The findings of statistical analysis revealed that the Basal Metabolic Rate and Water Level showed significant difference between the players and non-players, and there is no significant difference in Body Mass Index between the players and non-players.

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Key words: Basal Metabolic Rate, Body Mass Index, Water Level.

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Tribal development issues, their autonomy and integration have challenged India�s economy since the British rule. Though India has made immense progress in almost all segments of the society, the tribals remained outliers unaffected by any kind of advancement. The complexity of the tribal sub nationalism pose serious threat to the community�s development over time. The paper discuss the state of the tribals of Kerala, who are kept away from the so called Kerala Model of Development. All developmental aspects of the society are centered towards the mainstream population who exclusively reap all the benefits of developmental programmes implemented by the government and other institutions. The governmental monopoly over the forest accelerated the exploitation of the tribals creating land alienation issues.

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Scheduled Tribes, PVTG�s, Kerala Model, literacy, health.

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Women, Submissive, feminine, Culture and Monster.

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Child labour is a persistent problem of our country. It has been a subject of Grave concern for administrators, policy makers, academicians and Justice. It is not only our problem rather is a Global problem. In developing countries of the world over 50 Million children participate in labour force and are subject to unsafe working condition and deprived of normal family life. According to Sample Survey projection, the number of child workers in India is estimated to be about 17 million. Eighty three percent of them work in agriculture, the remaining work in manufacturing, processing, repairs and allied areas.

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CHILD LABOUR IN INDIA AND THE ILO

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Matthew Gregory Lewis�s The Monk is a quintessential novel within the Gothic genre. It relies on traditional male and female gender roles and then obscures and deconstructs those gender roles in order to facilitate the idea of horror. During this time period, a traditional female gender role would be filled by a passive, weak, subservient, and sexually reactive woman. Matthew Lewis revolutionizes Gothic literature by crafting powerful women characters that deviate from traditional female gender roles. Although readers often address gender in discussions of The Monk, the issue of how Lewis empowers women characters who exhibit traditionally masculine characteristics has not been fully dealt with. My analysis of Lewis�s gender defying characters focuses on three important women from the novel: Marguerite, the Bleeding Nun, and the primary villain, Matilda. Each of these characters plays a different role in The Monk, but they are similar in that they all achieve their ultimate goals by adopting traditionally masculine traits. It is showed how these women achieve their remarkably different goals by ignoring the societal constraints of their gender and leaving behind the traditional ideals of feminine virtue. By presenting female characters in The Monk who ultimately achieve their desires through traditionally masculine actions, Matthew Lewis creates a space for women characters to explore gender deviance within Gothic literature.

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Ghost, Female, Feminism, Nun, Monk, passive, weak, subservient and masculine.

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It lies to the north of the trunk river Ganga which cris crosses the central part of Bihar in easterly direction. This plain is covered by immense expanses of unconsolidated sediments and therefore, remained neglected for long by the geologist who directed most of their energies to solid rocks. It is only in the recent years that the nature of the thick pile of the quaternary deposits that make up the plains, the type and affinities of the basement beneath them and their tectonics have started to be unravelled with the advent of sophisticated geophysical techniques and deep drilling carried out mainly to meet the needs of the prospecting for hydro carbons. The Indo-Gangetic trough part of North Bihar is asymmetrical due to subsidence of five kilometres during the plio-pleistocene times to the north of the trough and very little to the south. As the subsidence was active in the trough very rapid uplift was going on immediately to the north. According to Ramachandran Rao (1973) the Indo-Gangetic depression is divisible from east to west into five units of which one of them is the Ganga plain in Bihar

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Ganga River, Water Resources, North Bihar Plain, Water basement, Deep Drilling.

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PRACHIN SUSHASHAN KI AWDHARNA AWAM GHATAK TATV

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PRACHIN SUSHASHAN KI AWDHARNA AWAM GHATAK TATV

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Vaidik Kaal, Shiksha, Mahatva, Veda

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Philosophy, in every generation reflects its relevant teaching for the special group of people. Being the philosophers Plato and Aristotle both have contributed enormously in the development of social and political philosophy. In spite of the distinctive aspect of the contemporary situation, and although ancient political philosophies were conveyed under very different environments, their study still illuminates vital questions today. Aristotle was the follower of Plato, but both differ in their technique of exploration. Aristotle�s Treaties and Plato�s Dialogue are differing in more than one way.

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Keywords: Philosophy, Republic, Revolution, wisdom

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