Volume 9 | Issue 5 | May-2021

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The aim of the research is to identify the relationship between Self-Concept and Academic Achievement of Migrated Children in Karnataka. Descriptive survey method along with and quantitative approach identified as type of research. A sample of 150 migrated children (5th standard to 9th standard) whose parents came to Bangalore from different districts of Karnataka was selected using stratified random sampling technique. Data was collected through Self-Concept Rating Scale was developed by Dr. (Mrs.) Pratibha Deo (1998) and academic achievement scores (in percentages) was collected from their school office records of migrated children along with personal proforma. The collected data was analyzed by 'r' test, and independent 't' test analysis. The level of significance was fixed at 0.05 level of confidence in all the cases. The results were obtained with the help of SPSS Package and MS Office applications. The 'r' analysis result confirmed that there was a significant positive relationship between Self-Concept and Academic Achievement of migrated children. The 't' test analysis shows that there was a significant difference in the Academic Achievement of migrated children having moderate and high & low and high self concept levels. It was inferred that the migrated children having higher self confidence level had higher achievement in academic when compared to moderate and low self concept levels. The result also confirmed that there was no significant difference in the Academic Achievement of migrated boys and girls. Further also shows that, there was no significant difference in the Self Concept of migrated boys and girls. Self-Concepts play an important role in guiding their later achievement. Students who have high Self-Concepts are more likely to take advantage of educational opportunities that may lead to academic success. Educationists, governments and policy makers have to realize the importance of one's expectations of the outcome and not only for children themselves, but also for family, teachers and the community in order to help them to support their kids, students and friends so, the children can realize their potential and expectations.

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Self Concept, Migrated Children, Academic Achievement, Gender, Significant

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The education sector is one of the most affected areas by the pandemic. It caused a huge chasm that could affect the teaching-learning industry in the future. Although it is possible to have deprivation in education, the concept must not be embraced. Instead, HEI should focus on developing new and innovative ways of delivering education constructively. This paper focuses on the importance of both research and teaching in education. The two areas are identified and analyzed respectively to adopt innovative methodologies to enhance productivity in a higher learning institute. This paper intends to propose relevant teaching and learning methods to benefit the students, the university, and society. This paper utilizes several factors involved in the pandemic crisis and suggests ways to use several methods to regenerate the learning environment without hassle.

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Education, Research, COVID-19, Pandemic, Deprivation, Innovation

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TOOL MONITORING SIMULATION USING MAT LAB

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Plitical Science

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Political

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Boil (Busoor) is a common skin disorder that affects both adolescents and adults. Boil affects about 85% of teenagers and may continue to adulthood. There are about two million visits to physicians per year for teenagers and the direct cost of acne treatment in the US exceeds $1 billion per year. Psychological, social, and emotional impairments that result from acne have been estimated to be equal and in some instances higher than that of diabetes, arthritis, epilepsy, and asthma. There is no ideal treatment for Boil (Busoor) until now. Conventional drugs are associated with recurrence of Boil and disastrous side effects on long?term usage. Unani medicines are gaining increased popularity due to their advantages, such as better patient tolerance, long history of use, fewer side effects, and relatively less expensive. Furthermore, they have provided good evidence for the treatment of a wide variety of difficult?to?cure diseases. More importantly, other than consumption as preventive or treatment remedy, they might be accompanied by synthetic drugs to reduce their side effects. Topical Unani drugs are an important part of the treatment strategy in dealing with Boil. Many Unani topical drugs with anti?inflammation, wound healing, and antibacterial activities are used in different ways in the treatment of acne and other infective diseases. The present paper presents a list of topical Unani drugs used in the prevention and treatment of Boil for centuries.

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Boil, herbal medicine, Unani medicine, Sign symptoms and prevention of Boil.

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Historian, demographic, desolation, chroniclers, Partition Literature, genocide

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Inclusive Education for Educational Equality as Capability Equality

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The main aim of this paper was to compare machine learning algorithms used in controlling a wall-following robot. A robot seldom has access to a complete and precise representation of its surroundings; thus, it must often operate under uncertainty. Even the physical properties of a robot might be questionable when used in real-world applications since such attributes can change significantly in different ways [1]. The motors and the limbs may be destroyed or damaged, the sensors may be obstructed, or the components may be reassembled improperly after repair. These are all possible outcomes [1]. Following the execution of a given motor order, a robot may be unable to make accurate predictions about its location. For want of a better term, it does not understand the plant equation, which is the equation that explains the consequence of acts that have been performed on it. When it comes to robot recovery after its physical design has been modified, we are particularly interested in establishing an effective technique.

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Machine learning, wall-following robot, software development, Mobile Robot, Robot Control

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A major change has been noticed through this study, consumption of health-related news has increased double fold while entertainment, education and politics related news has reduced. COVID-19 pandemic affected news consumption,16.6% displacement of the readership, print to the newspapers also observed. TV news consumption has increased as before COVID 19 it was 68.5% and during lock down TV news consumption is 72.5%. Usage of social media and the online news has also increased during lockdown. 56% respondent stopped getting the newspapers, 23% due to fear of coronavirus infection through the newspapers, 14% respondent says hawkers are not coming. 21% says they were already reading the online version of the newspaper before the lock down so now they are not getting printed versions they are reading just online newspapers. News reading habits many times in a day has increased as earlier only 38.5% respondents were reading or viewing the news but during the lockdown it has increased to 60%. 76% respondent say they are getting the breaking news through the television.

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Reading Habits during Covid 19, Online Newspaper, News via Social Media, displacement of the readership, Print Media.

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