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This paper is made an attempt to analyse the trend of FDI flow into country. Sector wise and country wise analyse has been made. FDI is an important driver of economic growth of the country. India witnessed the significant growth in FDI reflect the impact of liberalization. In pre liberalization period, very restrictive policy was used and more focused on import substitution. Govt. put control on import in many ways such as imports were canalized, high tariffs were imposed which led to high cost of imported goods etc. after liberalization, more focus on outward oriented policy as well as reduce regulation and duties on import. . FDI inflows in to India has raised from US$4029 in 2001 to US$73455 in 2020. Major FDI inflow in India went from service sector followed by software and hardware and telecommunication. Service sector in India has been growing rapidly during last two decades. Growth in this sector has been higher than manufacturing and agriculture sector. After service sector, software and hardware and telecommunication attract good FDI flow in India. India is the 9th largest recipient of FDI among top 10 host countries in 2020. Singapore is top investing country in India with US$14.67 billion followed by Mauritius accounting for US$ 8.24 billion .Among states, Maharashtra received highest share of FDI followed by Karnataka and Delhi.

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FDI, sectors, growth, India etc.

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Water is a natural resource, fundamental to life, livelihood, food security and sustainable development. The earth that once had enough pure and potable water is being transformed into a water-scarce planet due to rapid growth in population, misuse, excessive exploitation and mismanagement of water. The management of water resources is absolutely necessary and the only way to save human life on earth. Rajasthan is the largest State of India has tropical desert climate. Surface water resources are insignificant and the entire state is principally dependent on groundwater. 91% of the Domestic Water requirements are being catered from Groundwater Sources and only 9% Water requirement is being met from surface water sources. Water related problem in the state is a consequence of low precipitation and hence low recharge to aquifers and high evapotranspiration. The rainfall is erratic and there is a large variation in the rainfall pattern in the state. The state has witnessed frequent drought and famine conditions in the past 60 years. Water demand is increasing at a faster rate due to increase in population, green revolution, rapid Industrial growth, urbanization and changing living standards. Apart from this, water resource of Rajasthan is facing problems of over exploitation, water logging, salinity, and fluoride and nitrate contamination. Present research article emphasized on various use and their possible impact on water resources of Rajasthan state. Some possible solutions of these problems are also described in this regard.

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Evapotranspiration, Management, Contamination, Hydrogeological.

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Majority of village people depend on agriculture for their live hood. Majority of farmers lag in technical knowledge and are adopting manual cultivation. The plants reduce its production if they get diseases. The diseases in plants are mainly through their leaves that effect the production of plant growth. Thus the identification of the disease in premature stage is the key for the plant growth for high yield of plant growth. To detect the disease manually, it needs more expertise, more knowledge and labor. The plant leaf identification is done by observing the visually patterns on the leaf. In this paper, the detection of plant diseases is done using image processing algorithms. The segmentation and exact algorithms are used in detection of plant disease. The plant leaves are taken as input for testing the disease. The diseases are detected with the help of high accuracy of 90 percent.

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Image acquisition, Segmentation, feature extraction, K-means clustering, Otsu technique, SVM algorithm.

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Prosthodontic rehabilitation of edentulous patients can be the most satisfying, if treatment can restore patient�s function with maximum esthetics. Prosthesis may affect the appearance of a person by either enhancing or detracting from natural appearance. In routine dental practice, patients with varying ridge morphology are encountered. Conventional complete denture fabrication in patients with labially inclined premaxilla and maxillary labial undercuts is complicated due to the need for surgical correction. Failure to undergo surgical intervention results in complete dentures with compromised esthetics which could have long term undesirable psychological bearing on edentulous patients. This article describes nonsurgical treatment modalities for proclined premaxilla in completely edentulous patients to achieve comprehensive rehabilitation with greatest regard to esthetics.

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Nonsurgical, proclined premaxilla, prosthodontic rehabilitation

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Discrimination, an age long facet of societies all over the world, still persists, right from the topmost hierarchy to the grass root level, in each and every compartment of our social structure. It�s been years that the Suffrage movement demanded for the rights of women to vote, the U.N. Declaration of the Rights of the Child in 1959, granting of legal recognition to the transgenders by the Supreme Court of India in 2014, the Scheduled Castes and Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, and many more, yet what is witnessed in the society, is a mockery and non-adherence of all these laws, while the sufferers continue to suffer and tolerate the injustice incurred upon them. Of all these, the transgenders are the ones, who have had the least representation in all the arenas of society, in fact, they are relegated, insulted, deprived and humiliated throughout their life. In the context of such poignant scenario, this paper attempts to elucidate the contribution of literature, in articulating their diabolical predicament, with reference to the writing of some Indian writers in English.

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Transgender, Autobiography, Gender Studies, Sexuality, Rights.

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This study has been undertaken to examine the objectives, challenges and benefits of industry- academia interface. The dynamic forces operating within the industry-research institution interface are analysed in this paper. The goal of this research paper is to outline what is the importance of industry- academia interface, popular ways of tying up industry- academia interface through the efforts of Educational Institutions and through the efforts of companies and finally the view of Corporate Managers that the Indian academia is not up to the standards of Industry level and the view of Management Teachers differs with the view of Corporate Managers. Globalisation of business scenario has created knowledge economy. In order to face current and future global challenges in business and industry, a country needs strong knowledge foundation. And therefore, education of youth is of paramount importance today. Industries don't just need educated manpower but they need smart, practical, skilled workforce that can survive and compete in the complicated global market. This paper has covered the importance, objectives of academia and industry collaboration, challenges facing India in Academia and industry collaboration compared to other developed countries of the world. It attempts to highlight the best practices that India needs to implement in order to achieve its growth and also underlines current practices that are already being implemented.

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IOT, PMS

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Abstract: The research focus on how the contemporary art movement flourished in Manipur and describes about what initiative took by the artists in the progress of art practices in the region. The study discusses about the artist�s life, contributions and their art works. Further, the study categorized and arranged the artists in �groups�, according to the period, birth and their activities. Scope: since, a systematic research work on the particular area is not being done properly yet. Only scanty written text has published in the form of a catalogue, monograph, souvenir, and articles on daily newspapers, etc. The present article will give a fresh idea and views, which is different from the earlier concepts. The research found, and shows, new vivacious interpretations that required for the life and works of the artists. The approach and presentation are different from the earlier perception, in terms of chronology, categorical terms, period wise arrangement etc.

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Contemporary, Modern, Pioneer, Movement, Art & Artist, 20th Century, Manipur.

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The job stress of police may result in depression, which is inversely proportional to the extent of healthy quality life. Researcher has focused on the amount of positive interaction of police with their family

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Police,Family

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Women police contribute significantly to maintain law and order of various states in India.It is necessary to study their concern and empower them to discharge their duties to the best of their ability.

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Women Police

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