Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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Myths have been playing a significant role in shaping and enriching the aura of Indian literature. Throughout the ages, the Indian authors have made use of the mythical tales from the epics, the Puranas, the Panchatantra and the Jatakas in their writings while designing their narratives. As a typical Indian author, R.K. Narayan has also used them abundantly in his novels and short stories. In the novel The Man-Eater of Malgudi, the author has re-visited multiple myths ranging from the Bhasmasura myth to the recurring deva-asura war, sometimes to reproduce them as tokens of collective unconscious, while on some other occasion to appropriate myth to reality.

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Myth, deva-asura war, collective unconscious, appropriate myth to reality.

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The paper examines, within the framework of linear analysis, the thermal instability of compressible fluid layer in a porous medium in the presence of weak magnetic field and low thermal conductivity. The important results are obtained in this paper depend on DT0 + g /Cp.

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Thermal instability, compressible fluid layer, porous medium, weak magnetic field, low thermal conductivity. 2000 Mathematics subject classification : 76S05

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Women play an important role in the dairy farming as they are the primary caretaker of the cattle. Milk cooperatives realized that Women participation in Dairy Cooperatives can help rural women in becoming self confident, self reliant and can run Dairy Cooperatives more efficiently at the same time it will create income and employment as result women became empowered through this milk cooperatives.

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women empowerment, milk cooperatives. income employment

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ABSTRACT A series of novel nickel(II) complexes [Ni(Abmene)X2] where X= Cl- , NO3 - , ClO4- or CH3COO- has been synthesized by the template method and characterized by elemental analysis , molar conductance , magnetic , electronic and infrared spectral measurements . Abmene stands for the ligand 1,5,8,12-tetraaza-6,7:13,14-dibenzo-2,4,9,11-tetramethylcyclotetradeca-1,4,8,11-tetraene which has been derived by Schiff base condensation of acetylacetone and orthophenylenediamine in equimolar proportion in ethanolic medium of high dilution in presence of nickel salts .The low molar conductance values of the complexes indicate their non electrolytic nature . Magnetic and electronic spectral data suggest the complexes to have octahedral stereochemistry . Infrared spectra confirm coordination of the macrocyclic Schiff base ligand through all the azomethinic nitrogens . Anions have been found to behave in an unidentate manner . Macrocyclic effect and electron delocalisation over the entire molecular framework seem to play significant role in providing stability to the complexes .

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nickel complexes , Macrocyclic Schiff base ligand , spectral study , acetylacetone orthophenylenediamine

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enchantment, continuum, sensibility ,Western Ghats

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A professor at Harvard University named Robert Kaplan and a consultant from the Boston David Norton developed a new performance Measurement system - Balance Scorecard. Both of them did research study on many companies with the objective of exploring new methods of performance measurement (Kaplan and Norton, 1990). The focus for the study was that performance based on financial measures was unproductive for the modern business. These companies also believe that only financial measures in performance measurement system do not create value. There are various alternatives available but the best alternative is Balance scorecard, featuring performance measures financial and non-financial - customer issues, internal business processes, and employee activities. Both the private and public sectors banks have used this concept and implemented it to improve performance. Many organizations believe that Balance Scorecard is a performance measurement system which includes both financial and non-financial parameters, whereas Kaplan and Norton claim that a Balance Scorecard is linked with vision and mission of the organization and not only collection of performance measures. The current study was undertaken after taking a note of the existing literature and finding the research gaps and intended to study and identify the practices under balanced scorecard specific to banking industry and more specifically to the private sector banks. The present study studied, identified and explored the Internal process perspective of balance scorecard practices in private sector banks. The undertaken quantitative research was exploratory cum descriptive cum diagnostic in its nature. The survey sample consisted of 200 bank executives from middle and top management of 10 private sector banks having retail operations in India. Secondary as well as primary sources were used for the data collection and standard statistical tools were used for the analysis. The findings revealed that all the practices of customer perspective of balanced scorecard are significantly implemented to the private sector banks in specific and the whole banking sector in general.

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Balance Scorecard, Management tool, Internal Process Perspective ,Retail Banking

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SAVING AND CONSUMPTION PATTERN OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN NANGUR VILLAGE, SIRKALI TALUK, NAGAPATINAM DISTRICT

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SAVING AND CONSUMPTION PATTERN OF RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN NANGUR VILLAGE, SIRKALI TALUK, NAGAPATINAM DISTRICT

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Constitution, judiciary ,power ,accountability ,instructive authority .

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Education is a direct and powerful indicator of the status of population and has a contributing effect which causes variations in both the levels of fertility and infant mortality. Female education is directly related to the status of women, their age at marriage, decision making power and the capability to access health care services. That means female education has its impact on their demand for children and the survival of their children. The present paper aims to study female education in India and its effects on fertility and infant mortality in India. The entire study is based on secondary data obtained from census data and SRS statistical reports. It is clear from the results that the general fertility rate and the infant mortality rate decreases with the increase in the level of education of females.

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Female Education, General Fertility Rate, Infant Mortality Rate.

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