Volume 7 | Issue 1 |

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For more than fifty years, the dispute over Kashmir's territory has dominated Indo-Pak connections. The conflict has evolved a convoluted mix of intertwining reasons, ranging from religion to material resources to ethno-linguistic groupings, from its origins before India and Pakistan's independence to the contemporary insurgency that developed in 1990. These and other elements of the Kashmir conflict are covered extensively in the extensive literature on the topic. This approach, on the other hand, employs repositioning theory to shift the discussion away from the conflict and toward the narratives that surround it. The research explains how specific discourses and discourse can sustain a conflict past its logical limit by examining the precise history and utilisation of the self-determination concept. The 'self-determination movement' in Kashmir revived in the years following 1988. Within this movement, a relatively secular element emphasizes the concept of Kashmiriyat, a common shared orientation shared by people of many denominations. The early 1990s exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the valley appears to be a setback to secular nationalist assertions as well as the underlying premise of 'Kashmiriyat.'

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Kashmir, Dogras, Reading Room Party, Muslim Conference, National Conference.

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job satisfaction, different factors, teachers, undergraduate college, higher education.

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Globalization, Subordinate, Marginalization, Extruded, Discrimination, Dalit Women Inhumanistic, Mulk Raj Anand, Untouchable, Position

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Present work deals with behavioural response and morphological deformities in the freshwater fish Heteropneustes fossilis caused by exposure to pyrethroid pesticide, bifenthrin at different sublethal concentrations i.e., 0.0161 ppm, 0.0347 ppm and 0.0628 ppm. Heteropneustes fossilis in this medium exhibited restlessness, erratic movements, hyperactivity and loss of buoyancy and they started swimming at the surface of water. The response of the fish towards toxicity was dependent on concentration of bifenthrin and length of exposure.

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Heteropneustes fossilis, pyrethroid, bifenthrin, sublethal and behavioural response.

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grieve, nourishing, ripening, cease and others.

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A Comparative Analysis of Selected Public Sector Banks with Reference to Management of Non-Performing Assets

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Uttarakhand ki aarthiki ka aalochantmak adhyayan

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Uttarakhand ki aarthiki ka aalochantmak adhyayan

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THE ANTHROPOLOGY AND MYTHOLOGY OF HUMAN MIGRATION IN HIMALAYAS

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The use of folklore or traditional media in conveying messages takes place at different media stages. The traditional media method, in its various structures, serves as alternatives to the traditional way of entertainment and the interaction of society. As a grassroots specialty, it has a place among the delegates. "Ojapali"(???????) has been perhaps the most well-known type of folk tradition of Assam since the ancient period. Ojapali is a traditional media depicted in a semi-emotional hierarchy that is fully associated with the pre-Indian "Kathakata" (?????) custom. It contacts the strict, social, and social sides of the individuals. The aim and the objective of the study are to understand the "Ojapali" and some more about their culture. The main focus of the examination is to grasp the "Ojapali" some more about them. The Methodology used in this study is an interview and observation for the collection of primary data. Assam or old "Kamrupa"(??????) Kingdom of "Pragjyotishpur"(???????????????) has differently been depicted as a place that is known for dance and music and it is obvious from different sources.

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Assam, Culture, Ojapali, Folk, Folklore, Traditional media

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The new Companies Act, 2013 through its provision 149(1) stipulates prescribed class or classes of companies to have at least one Woman Director for companies with certain turnover. This paper is an attempt to understand the white and grey sides of having women directors on the boards of companies for effective corporate governance.

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Companies Act 2013 , Women Directors, Independent Directors

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