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SRINIVASARAO, VASAMSETTY* ABSTRACT Inclusive education, as originally defined by the Salamanca Statement (UNESCO, 1994), refers to schooling in which all children, including children with severe disabilities, have access to regular classrooms with the help of adequate support. Inclusive education means all learners, children, and youth with or without disability being able to learn together in ordinary pre-school provision, schools, colleges, universities and community educational settings with appropriate network of support services. Inclusive education in special education is a recent concept, and also an accepted approach and general education in the Indian content. A teacher in the regular school focuses on the average learner but is also experienced in handling academically talented as well as slow learners. Inclusion offers a different perspective on the education of child with disabilities in ordinary schools and all children are welcome regardless of difference. In this system, the emphasis is not on treating the deficit but on adapting the environment to accommodate the disability perceiving it as a normal difference. An inclusive school is a place where everyone belong the child is accepted and supports by their peers and other members of the school in the source of training for their educational needs. It is flexible and individualized support system and provided in the regular schools, committed to an appropriate education for all.

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Key Words: Inclusive education; disabilities; adequate support; slow learners; pre-school. *Research Scholar, Dept. of Education, Dravidian University, Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh.

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Key Word :Backdrop, Impact and Situation

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Keywords: DGS, Multiband, Parasitic ring resonators, Rectangular microstrip patch antenna.

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In this paper, we have introduced the concept of Fermatean Quadripartitioned Neutrosophic Set and its properties were discussed. Also the interior and closure of its topological spaces are also studied.

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neutrosophic set,neutrosophic pythagorean set, quadripartitioned neutrosophic set,fermatean quadripartitioned neutrosophic set

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KEYWORDS: Cultural Dimensions, Defence Cooperation, Foreign Policy, Global Transformation, Indian Diaspora, Multilateral Negotiations, Strategic Engagement.

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Generation Y or less formally, Gen Y is broadly defined as comprising those born over the years from 1981 to 2000. They are the children of the baby boomer generation. It is this segment of the population that will shape the workforce environment and the market place since they are a large customer segment and they are the future accumulators of wealth. The advent of Generation Y as potential employees is bringing new challenges and opportunities for the industry. These need to be understood and addressed. This will help organizations to rethink and redesign their work environment. In spite of the fact that India is a young country there is not enough research on this subject with a special focus on India. Study of the Gen Y in India, is essential since their perceptions, their beliefs and their requirements are all likely to change the way we work, both in India as also impact internationally since India will potentially provide a large number of skilled manpower to the world. This paper aims at a holistic understanding of workplace expectations of Generation Y from an Industry perspective. The paper attempts to arrive at on over all profile of Gen Y and needs behavior and expectations of gen Y in the workplace

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Gen Y, Gen X. Millennials, Quality of Work life, Work life balance

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The purpose of this study is to find out and understand the Cyber Crime Countermeasures Policy to Realize Personal Data Security. The existence of Internet media that is so large and easy if not used wisely will give birth to crime in cyberspace or known as cyber crime. The problem that will be discussed in this research is how the Cyber Crime Countermeasures Policy Realizes Personal Data Security. The research method used is a normative research method with a statute approach and analyzed using content analysis. The findings of this study are that the number of cyber attacks that haunt the public and the government is very high and requires immediate anticipation. This is because the development of technology that is increasing demands the role of the government to carry out reforms to deal with cyber crime problems. Therefore, this problem can be done with the politics of criminal law in the scope of penal policy and non-penal policy.

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Legal Policy, Cyber Crime, Personal Data

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Citizenship has become a topic of discussion since the proclamation of the Citizenship Amendment Bill in 2016. The enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Bill into the Citizenship Amendment Act in 2019 raised massive nationwide protests, particularly in the North-Eastern states of India. India is a country committed to the principles of human rights, democratic values, and minority rights. North-Eastern regions are homes of over 230 indigenous peoples. There are eight states which together form the North-Eastern regions and are known as seven sisters and one brother. These states share a border with Myanmar, Bangladesh, China & Bhutan. The region has a history of illegal migrants. Due to the continuous influence of migrants, the demography of the North-Eastern is changing. The legal changes in the citizenship provision by the Citizenship Amendment Act of 2019 have generated fear among the indigenous people about losing their homeland. The primary endeavour of this paper is to examine the provisions of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 and to illuminate the grievances of North-Eastern that they have from the Act. Throughout the paper, an effort would be made to understand the government's steps in addressing the grievances of the North-Eastern population.

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Citizenship Amendment Act 2019, Indigenous People, North-East, Minority Rights.

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Key words: academics, college students, smartphone, usage

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