Volume 5 | Issue 2 |

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Behavioral maladjustment is the inadequate personality integration which makes m individual ineffectiveness in adjusting to the demands placed on him by his physical as well s social environment and by his own demands (Coleman, 1974). According to Shaffer (1936) when the relationship among the organism, the environment and the personality is not well established, it is termed as maladjustment. It is measured in terms of the relationship between a person's social status and the social roles (his actual behaviour) which he is prepared and willing to play. The greater the coincidence of status an roles, the better is the adjustment (1ewey and Humber, 1951). Whether the incidence of maladjustment is mild or severe, it is found among the people of every society. Maladjustment is assumed to have psychopathological origin and it is believed that emotional stress may have a significant effect on it (Coleman, 1974). Boring et al, (1905) have mentioned that strong emotional reaction to frustrations of difficulties is detrimental to go adjustment. Richard (1976) alarmed that maladjustment may often creates psychopathology and ultimately leads to a number of health problems. In the early stages of personality development, some of the areas of personality change more easily than others (Hurlock, 1978). Such kind of changes, sometimes produce in harmony among the various drives, impulses and motives of persons and consequently, an individual becomes the victim of maladjustment (Page, 1970). A long standing maladjustment may produce serious personality disorder apart from indulgent to antisocial activities like violation of law and order, homicide, suicide etc. (Deway and Humber, 1951). The situation is mostly found among the Indian adolescents and it is gradually evolving as a major psychosocial problem of our country. Since long ago the techniques of psychotherapy and counseling have been applied by many psychologists and social scientists to sure maladjustments. But they require a substantial period, before any change is effected and their results are also temporary in nature. However, maladjustment as we already knew is the product of disturbed emotions can easily be treated by adopting the technique of Surya Namaskara which has direct control over the neuro-endocrine functions of emotional reactions. Indeed, neuro-endocrinal system profoundly influences the conscious min (Mishrs, 1999). Exponent sociological behavior as well as the tendencies of state that regular practice of "Surya Namaskara" positively affect the functions of h and also the activities of neuro-endocrine system (Saraswati, 2000). Therefore, much regulation and affecting the basic systems of body, Surya Namaskara refines the attitude and behavior of the practitioner. Having acquainted with these positive roles of Surya Namaskara, the preset investigators undertook the following research program.

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EFFECTS OF SURYA NAMASKARA ON BEHAVIORAL MALADJUSTMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

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The present study has tried to explore Psycho-Physical-Health of Male Collar Workers. For this the data was collected on 100 male workers equally divided into Popped Collar and No-Collar workers (50 Popped & 50 No Collar Workers). Psychophysical-Health of the respondents was measured by using The Cornell Medical Index (CMI) developed by Wig, Prasad and Verma (1998). The sample was selected by using Quota Sampling method. The obtained data was analyzed using Mean, SD and t-testing. The results of the present study have revealed some significant results. The results have revealed that 1. No-Collar Workers were found to report better Physical Health than Popped-Collar Workers. 2. No Collar Workers were found to report better Psychological- Health than Popped Collar Workers 3.Total distress was found more among Popped-Collar Workers. So, the results of the present study throw light on the varied patterns of Psychophysical Health or the mental condition of two different types of Collar workers which may be very useful for their future guidance and counseling.

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Psychophysical-Health, Popped Collar and No-Collar workers.

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A basic feature of the earth is an abundance of water which extends over 71% of its surface to an average depth of 3800m over 99% of this immense hydrosphere is deposited in occur depreasions. The relatively small amounts of water that ocean in freshwater bodies belie their fundamental importance in the maintenance of terrestrial life.

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THE STUDY OF PLANKTON VARIATION IN THE PADDY FIELD WATER OF RURAL CHAPRA

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Prahan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) is a national mission for financial inclusion to ensure access to financial services namely banking, savings and deposit accounts, remittance, credit, insurance and pension in an affordable manner. This financial inclusion scheme was introduced in August 2014 and it envisages universal access to banking facilities with at least one basic banking account for every household, financial literacy, access to credit, insurance and pension facility in the country. The study finds that new accounts have been opened by women, small and marginal farmers, and rural people with no formal education. The present study has been undertaken to examine the extent of financial inclusion through PMJDY, reasons for financial inclusion/exclusion under PMJDY and to give suggestions to strengthen the financial inclusion through PMJDY. The present paper also endeavours to study economic empowerment through financial inclusion in India with special reference to Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), highlighting its key areas and suggests strategies to ensure maximum financial inclusion for the underprivileged and unbanked areas.

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Common Service Centres, business, Demonetization, Financial Inclusion, Financial literacy, RuPay Card, Self-Help Groups.

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At a glance in to the past Indian systems of Education , a vivid picture arises. It was influenced by the Vedic, Buddhist, jain, Islamic and British systems of education; where the Buddhist period has given considerable contribution in the field of Education. Buddhist, made a remarkable movement which played a valuable role in the development of Education System in ancient India and ancient Buddhist world. The Buddhist period identified due to some weaknesses of Vedic System. Due to the Formalism, Exclusiveness and Karmakand of Brahmanic system, it rose up. The period from 500 B.C. to 1200 A.D. was the period of Buddhist Education.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF BUDDHIST EDUCATION SYSTEM IN CONTEXT OF RECENT EDUCATION SYSTEM IN GUJARAT

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Today the customers have become the true drivers of change for any business and are at the focus of all decision making related to products & services. It is the customer who makes a difference between a company�s success and failure. In a dynamic business environment marked by changing customer preferences, the need to be customer-centric is very important. Managing customers is getting difficult and challenging with the changing business environment and Customer relationship management is essential today to enhance productivity & profitability, as well as to increase competitiveness and market share. Besides, the customer today is more educated and aware than ever before and wants more value for money. The most definite path to a strong and profitable business is assuring that the customer receives the highest appropriate quality of service across multiple applications and delivery mechanisms. As has been said by Peter F. Drucker, the Father of Modern Management �Quality in a service or product is not what you put into it, it�s what the customers get out of it�. Companies today are faced with an unusual complex situation where the decisions made today shall hugely impact the performance of organization in future in terms of profitability, market share and growth etc. Therefore they need to focus on continuous improvement and innovation to create value for the customer and the firm itself in the long run. Customer relationship management has seen a dramatic growth over the last two decades and a substantial amount of research budget is being spent on measurement of satisfaction. The objective of this study is to identify why CRM has emerged as an important tool in the world of Marketing. The article attempts to bring out the importance of customer centricity in bringing satisfaction in the present context marked by increased competition, diminishing customer loyalty and empowered customers.

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Customer Relationship Management, Customer centricity, Customer Retention

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Awareness about the nutrient content of vegetables is very less especially in the rural areas where they are grown abundantly. These vegetables have a short shelf life, however by means of dehydration, they can be preserved and made available in off-season thus providing important minerals and vitamins to population groups throughout the year. In view of this, the present study was undertaken with the objective to produce a video film on products developed from dehydrated vegetables i.e. spinach and carrot. Its impact on rural women was then studied. Rural women between the age of 18-35 years were selected from two villages of lucknow district namely Mohanlalganj (n=40) as experimental group and Sisandi (n=40) as control group. The film entitled �Nirjalikrit palak avam gajar se bane paushtik alpahar� was produced for nutrition education showing the importance of vegetables, their dehydration and product formulation to combat micronutrient deficiencies. Video film was shown only to the experimental group first; without discussion and then with discussion. Results showed that before nutrition education, majority of the respondents (?90%) were in low knowledge category in both the groups. When the experimental group was exposed to video film, their knowledge level rose and majority of the respondents obtained medium score (67.5%) and when the same group was exposed to video film followed by discussion, their mean knowledge score further increased to 83.10 percent. Whereas there was no improvement in the knowledge scores of control group. The difference in the pre and post exposure knowledge scores (70.68 %) of experimental group was found to be highly significant (P?.01). Percent retention in knowledge was found to be 74.52, 30 days after exposure to video film. Education level of respondents was positively and significantly correlated with knowledge scores of the experimental group. Therefore it can be concluded that this film can be used in teaching and popularizing of recipes developed by incorporating dehydrated vegetables.

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IMPACT OF NUTRITION EDUCATION REGARDING PRODUCT FORMULATION FROM DEHYDRATED VEGETABLES

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India presented significant financial sector changes during the 1990s through entering the new private and unfamiliar banks, changing loan fee controls, improving the function of market influences, and decreasing state avoidance of bank credit through decrease hold and legal liquidity prerequisites, which together remained at around 50% of advantages in 1992. This paper gives new exact proof on the effect of budgetary progression on the exhibition of Indian commercial banks. The examination centres on analyzing the conduct and determinants of bank intermediation expenses and gainfulness during the progression time frame. The investigation depends on the optional information and contemplates general society and private area banks in India. The observational outcomes propose that expansion in rivalry during money related progression has been related with lower intermediation expenses and productivity of the Indian banks. To put it plainly, just financially savvy, customer centered, innovation driven, capital reinforce banks which follow prudential guidelines can just continue in pulling in investors and borrowers in the current serious climate. The individual banks must be serious from one perspective and the controller ought to guarantee that the prudential standards ought to guarantee required strength and monetary soundness of banks without imperilling the best possible motivators to banks.

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Commercial Banks, Liquidity, Financial Sector, Customer, Credit.

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Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) are a collection of mobile nodes communicating wirelessly without a centralized infrastructure. The biggest challenge in MANETs is to find a path between communicating nodes, that is, the MANET routing problem. The considerations of the MANET environment and the nature of the mobile nodes create further complications which results in the need to develop special routing algorithms to meet these challenges. Swarm intelligence, a bio-inspired technique, which has proven to be very adaptable in other problem domains, has been applied to the MANET routing problem as it forms a good fit to the problem. In this thesis, a study of Ant Colony based routing algorithms is carried out taking into consideration two of the most popular algorithms Ant based algorithms, Ant Hoc Net and the Ant Routing Algorithm (ARA). A thorough analysis of ARA is carried out based on the effect of its individual routing mechanisms on its routing efficacy. The original ARA algorithm, although finds the shortest path between source and destination, is observed to not be competitive against other MANET algorithms such as AODV in performance criteria. Based on the analysis performed, modifications are proposed to the ARA algorithm. Finally, a performance evaluation of the original ARA and the modified ARA is carried out with respect to each other, and with respect to AODV, a state of the art MANET routing algorithm fulfill mobility criteria. The motivation behind the thesis is to realize application of MANETs in real world applications by solving the problem of routing.

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MANET, ARA, AODV, Routing, Pheromone Ant.

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Bihar ke pramukh kisan andolan

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Bihar ke pramukh kisan andolan

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