Volume 10 | Issue 1 |

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Abstract The early origins of special education in India started with Christian missionaries and non-governmental agencies which stressed a charity model of serving populations such as the Visually Impaired (VI), Hearing Impaired (HI) and Mental Retardation (MR). However after its independence from Great Britain in 1947, the Indian government became more involved in providing educational rehabilitation and social services especially to the disabled. Over the past four decades India has moved gradually toward an inclusive education model with prevailing challenges like, high level of poverty, lack of teacher especially special education teachers and lack of binding national laws concerned with inclusive education, dual governmental administration, private administration and aided administration for special education services. Keywords: Special Education, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Mental Retardation, Government Administration, Private Administration, Aided Administration.

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Keywords: Special Education, Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Mental Retardation, Government Administration, Private Administration, Aided Administration.

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To observe, understand, and analyse data from a geographic perspective, remote sensing and GIS techniques are used. Ground truth verifications were also carried out in the field to ensure that the categorisation was accurate. For land use and land cover mapping, remote sensing gives a synoptic picture and multi-temporal data. The use of remote sensing and GIS tools to map LULC and detect changes is a cost-effective means of gaining a detailed understanding of the land cover change processes and their repercussions. To understand how LULC change affects and interact with global earth systems, information is needed on what changes occur, where and when they occur, the rate at which they occur, and the social and physical forces that drive those changes. The information needs for such a synthesis are diverse. Remote sensing has an important contribution to making and documenting the actual change in land use/land cover in regional and global scales.

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GIS , Remote Sensing , Land use, Land cover, Urban

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Cayratia pedata is one of the most important plant, belong to Vitaceae family. Fruits and seeds have different active compounds such as alkaloids ,saponins and phenolic compounds, there are no studies in Kerala about fruits of this plant, therefore this study was conducted to investigation of the active compounds in fruits. Material and methods: The fruits were collected from Nilakkal region of Kerala, after cleaned and dried under room temperature. Fruits were extracted by ethanol 70% by used soxhlet apparatus . Results and Discussion: The results of this study were referred to the fruits were contained Saponin, alkaloids and phenols. Conclusion. This plant have pharmacological activity beside nutritional importance because have fruits different active compounds.

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cayratia pedata,phytochemistry

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KULI-BEGAR:AATM SVATANTRY KA DAMAN

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KULI-BEGAR:AATM SVATANTRY KA DAMAN

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Stroke is the world's second leading cause of death and a significant source of disability. Ischemic stroke is the most frequent type of stroke, and it is particularly widespread in developing nations. Stroke is the second most common cause of mortality and the third most common cause of disability. Ischemic strokes account for 68% of all strokes, while hemorrhagic strokes make for 32%. In the United States, ischemic stroke accounts for 87% of all strokes, hemorrhagic stroke accounts for 10%, and subarachnoid hemorrhage accounts for around 3%. Stroke is influenced by risk variables, both modified and unmodified. Doctors can employ a variety of diagnostic tests to detect the type of stroke. Medical and surgical treatment of stroke includes clot-busting and neuroprotective medications, as well as carotid endarterectomy, carotid stening, surgery to repair aneurysms and AVMs and PFO closure.

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Stroke, Epidemiology, pathophysiology, Risk factors, Treatment.

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Inculsive growth,Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and five year plan

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Child Development, Components of Child Development and ICT

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The purpose of the study is to understand the concept of Job satisfaction and job involvement along with the relationship between these two factors. The present work is based upon a systematic literature review of some important literature for concept building of the Job Satisfaction and Job Involvement respectively and again related literature to establish a relationship between these two. Job satisfaction is a kind of positive and happy feeling of an employee towards their job. Cognitive job satisfaction is an assessment of an employee in terms of objective and logic concerning the job, that may be assessed in such a manner that may consider only one factor such as salary or allowances can also be assessed in multifaceted dimension simultaneously. It is different from affective job satisfaction which deals with feelings and happiness but this evaluates job in terms of some factors objectively. Job Involvement can be understood as a psychological identification with the job of an employee also as how an employee associates a job central to his life. The study includes many concepts layered about job satisfaction and job involvement and later found a positive relationship between job satisfaction and job involvement which directly indicates that if an employee is satisfied with his/ her job, the more involved he/she is in his/her job.

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Job Satisfaction, organization, job involvement, relationship.

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This study has been undertaken to find out awareness of knowledge, attitude and practice of sports specific physical therapy training and mental motor imagery technique in tennis players of age 13-25 years. To reduce the risk of injuries and to increase the strength and flexibility sport specific physical therapy training can be helpful. Also, athlete requires mental calmness along with physical fitness. Mental motor imagery technique may reduce the amount of physical practice time needed to improve sport performance. In this study we asses 150 tennis players. Out of total, 77% were Male and 23% were Female. The study showed that only 14% tennis players are aware of Sport specific Physical Therapy and only 09% players are aware of Mental Motor Imagery Training.This study has been undertaken to find out awareness of knowledge, attitude and practice of sports specific physical therapy training and mental motor imagery technique in tennis players of age 13-25 years. To reduce the risk of injuries and to increase the strength and flexibility sport specific physical therapy training can be helpful. Also, athlete requires mental calmness along with physical fitness. Mental motor imagery technique may reduce the amount of physical practice time needed to improve sport performance. In this study we asses 150 tennis players. Out of total, 77% were Male and 23% were Female. The study showed that only 14% tennis players are aware of Sport specific Physical Therapy and only 09% players are aware of Mental Motor Imagery Training.

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Sport Specific Physical Therapy, Mental Motor Imagery Technique, Tennis players

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