Volume 10 | Issue 2 |

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Migration and dispersions have been continuing since ancient times in humans. As we know that, the Indian diaspora is one of the largest in the world. It is believed that If you want to know the tradition or culture of some nation, you should follow their literature. Diaspora literature depicts the lives of migrants and the uncertainty that surrounds and fills them in foreign lands, and the struggles they face to find their identity. They are placed in a complex space between many worlds and cultures: they can neither forget their native land from which they came, and it would be different if they returned to it now; nor can they fully assimilate into the host land they have adopted. There are many various types of identity such as, gender identity, ethnic identity, communal identity, national identity and so on. When people migrate from their native land to abroad, he does not migrate alone but he carries with him his national identity and ethnic identity as well; these identities lives with him until his death. This research paper explores the Indianness in the writings of Indo-Canadian contemporary diasporic women writers, such as Anubha Mehta, Uma Parmesvaran and Anita Rao Badami and Shauna Singh Baldwin. These writers artistically describe Indian culture, nostalgic feelings, and their experiences through their works.

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Indianness, Indo-Canadian, contemporary, diaspora, writers, identity, women

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Keywords: DPPH, ABTS, zone of inhibition, free radical scavenging, flavonoids, phenols

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Sindoor , Sakha , Cruelty

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Technological advancements have made our lives easy and comfortable. Social media is amongst the most important development in the field of Web technology. This platform has considerably improvised over years. Social media become peremptory in fostering conventional classroom teaching. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, etc. are being utilized by more than half of the population, it gives us the opportunity to stay connected. We cannot ignore the use of social media as it has become an integral part of our daily life and hence it is impossible to keep it away or ignore its importance in the educational sector, even educators today are taking leverage of this platform for enhancing and improvising the process of teaching and learning. The study is descriptive in nature. It aims at finding out the differences in making the use of social media by the teachers keeping in mind their age, gender, and marital status and if they consider social media of any use in the education sector. The population of the study comprises 66 teachers of higher education. A survey was conducted and collection of data was done by the means of a questionnaire. The questionnaire used was highly structured in nature. The responses received from the respondents revealed that social media holds a place in the field of education.

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Social Media , Social Networking , Higher Education.

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Training and development, Performance

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The Appointment on public post should be strictly in accordance with articles 14 (Equality before law) and 16 (Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment) of the constitution of India. Public employment i.e. jobs controlled by the government sector in a sovereign socialist secular democratic republic has to be as set down by the Constitution and the laws made there under. Our constitutional scheme envisages employment by the Government and its instrumentalities on the basis of a procedure established in that behalf. Equality of opportunity is the hallmark, and the Constitution has provided also for affirmative action to ensure that unequal are not treated equals. Thus, any public employment has to be in terms of the constitutional scheme.

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Public employment, Constitutional Scheme, Equality of opportunity, Democratic Republic , Hallmark.

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Groundwater is a necessity now for humans as human population is growing rapidly and need of water is increasing extremely. Human life hinges on groundwater as it is easily available everywhere for drinking, irrigation and industrial purposes. This natural resource has been used continuously for many centuries and it has been deteriorating due to gigantic and anthropogenic activities. The objective of this paper to analyze the groundwater quality data of 16 years (2001-2016) in four types of morphological region (mountainous, plateau, desert and plain) from India. Five districts of India, particularly Solan and Mandi from Himachal-Pradesh, Bhatinda from Punjab, Jaisalmer from Rajasthan and Kurnool from Andhra-Pradesh has been selected as the study region. All of these districts have different morphology. For the study, secondary data has been collected through CGWB (Central ground water board) Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources. To compute the ground water quality Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment Water Quality Index (CCME WQI) has been used. Mann-Kendall test (Non-parametric) was used to find a trend in WQI data for 2001-2016. Results show that mountain region has better ground water quality conditions maybe because of less population and industrial pressure or continuous fresh water supply. In all other regions Plain, Desert and Plateau ground water quality is not well. Desert region is suffering very badly with harsh ground water conditions. And with Mann-Kendall test results one can say that ground water conditions are going worse with time.

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Ground water quality, Morphological region, Central ground water board, Water Quality Index (CCME WQI), Mann-Kendall test,

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Abstract: In recent years tribal development acquired greater significance both at the national and international level in the context to raise their socio-economic status so as to bring them out of the clutches of poverty. Government has been spent for cores of rupees for tribal development and implemented number of programs for their upliftment. In this article analyse socio-economic conditions of tribes and what is the impact of SGSY, KVIB and ST Corporation on tribes in the study area.

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Tribes, Socio-Economic, Poverty, Swaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana, Khadi &Village Industries Board.

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In today's fast-moving economic world, CSR has become the spirit of every organization, lending an upper hand, and ensuring practical progress. The impact of corporate activities on the environment and society has increased the importance of controllable practices and corporate social responsibility. CSR help the business associations to create positive standing and good capital among the public. For instance, companies which carry out CSR rehearses are probably going to put resources into hardware which empowers more noteworthy item wellbeing and ecological security. Associations which put resources into CSR exercises can more effectively remake their corporate and social picture contrasted with associations without having such strategies (Bhattacharya and Sen, 2004). The main objective of this research is to analyze the corporate social performance of the selected top companies India companies especially during Covid crisis. Additionally, the research aimed to find out the correlation between profit after tax and Corporate social responsibility amount spent by the companies. The statistical tools used for the study are Grade analysis and Correlation coefficient. The most interesting findings of the study is, despite Covid Crisis and economic drop down, the companies managed to spend for CSR more than the stipulated percentage as per the Act.

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AN ANALYSIS ON CSR SPENDINGS- A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON COMPANIES RESILIENCE TOWARDS CSR DURING COVID CRISIS

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