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Anxiety, Study Habit, Academic Achievement.

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A Study of Teaching Aptitude and Adjustment of Primary School Teachers

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Acceptance level and adjustment study of single parent's child

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Acceptance level and adjustment study of single parent's child

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In this paper, the use of non-renewable sources of energy has a variety of harmful impacts on our environment either due to the way they are extracted and processed or also in terms of how they are used and thereafter disposed of. The continued use of non-renewable resources has clear implications for our health and wellbeing, both of which are intimately connected with the impacts non-renewable resources on our environment. These are very much worth exploring and this article aims to do exactly that with a focus on the harmful effects of non-renewable energy resources on our environment. In addition to the greenhouse gas emissions released when things like natural gas, oil, and coal are burned, each of the fossil fuel energies below come with a world of other eco-woes. Below is a list of the most common non-renewable energy sources and their related impacts on human health and the environment.

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Environment, Non-renewable resources, Harmful effects

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Make in India is a campaign that honorable PM Narendra Modi launched on 25th September, 2014 by addressing a mass audience including both national and international entrepreneurs in New Delhi. This campaign is designed to make India one of the leading countries in this competitive world by promoting manufacturing within the country and making India the manufacturing hub of the world economy. The schemes and policies in Make in India campaign clearly depict the bright future of Indian economy. There is no denying the fact that India needs disciplined services in different sectors and ‘Make in India’ promises to provide that. The main motive of Make in India campaign is to strengthen the manufacturing sector in India. This campaign mainly focuses on manufacturing sector just because there is a lot of scope of growth, employment, and contribution in the economy from this sector. The objectives of Make in India are job creation, skill development & innovation and to align India’s manufacturing sector into the Global Value Chain by encouraging Public Private Partnership (PPP), Joint Ventures (JV), Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflow, and advancing Ease in Doing Business (EDB). This scheme focuses on the acceleration of GDP to the new heights and to pull back the economy from clutches of recession. The objective of this paper is to study the role of Make in India as a driver of growth in different sectors and its opportunities, challenges, changes needed. The paper is based on the secondary data which is collected from journals, magazines articles, brochures, annual reports etc.

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Job creation, Skill Development and R&D, Manufacturing hub, Indian Economy

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With passing time Indian mutual fund industry experiencing tremendous growth which was / is cooked by infrastructural development in India and supported by high saving and increasing foreign participation. During the period increasing income and awareness boosted risk taking

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With passing time Indian mutual fund industry experiencing

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Small scale industries play a major role in development of any country

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FDI is an important source, a cradle of development and an essential component in the growth strategy of both developed and developing countries and hence the policies are designed and framed in such a mannerso as to stimulate inward FDI. It is a major source of finance from foreign countries which means that countries with meagre amounts of capital can attract finance influx from other wealthier countries. FDI has been one of the crucial player in China's exponential economic growth. It creates a lucrative/profitable situation for both - the host and the home countries. It promotes an open business climate, and helps in building advanced technologies and promotes advanced employee training programs, besides helping Government revenue to multiply. FDI inflow in the last two and a half decades, stimulated by globalization and liberalization of the Indian economy has played a complementary role in bridging the gap and filling the massive lag between domestic investments and saving. It is a preferred source of funds from foreign countries for the simple reason that they are not debt creating and are not volatile thus reducing the associated risk and their returns depend upon the projects financed by the investor, which means that the amount of return is in control of the investor to a certain degree.

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FDI, Source, countries, Growth, Economic factors, influx globalization, liberalization.

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With recent and advanced technological development in agriculture hybrid seed production has become more complex so proper planning requires for successful operation, The hybrid seed production is systematically organized, carefully planned and cross- pollinated crops give higher yield, hence to improve crop productivity, produce quality of seed out of their resources. It is the deliberate and conscious effort on the part of seed grower to think about the seed programme in advance and adjust them according to new knowledge on technological development , changes in physical and economic situations, price structure, etc. To increase agricultural production, viability of quality seed is one of the pre requisite, Neither the poor quality seed of superior variety nor the higher quality seed of inferior variety can serve the former satisfaction, seeds are very vital and dynamic instrument for increasing agriculture production, A grain of corn is an example of single seeded fruit that is known as seed. It is a magnificent invention of nature, which are the basic and recurring sources of food production.

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Hybrid, planning, production, systemically, technological.

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Corporate social responsibility, issues, challenges, remedial measures

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Panchayath,Democracy, gram sabha,MGNRGA,Houseing,SB and sanction etc

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Role of Non-government Organizations (NGOs) in the development process in the third world countries like India is very crucial, especially in the 21st Century. They have a greater role to play in the lives and livelihoods of the tribal and backward communities of India today. An attempt has been made in this paper to see the role of an NGO in the development of lamani settlement. It is also attempted to understand how the information and support from the agency (NGO) helped the community to become self-reliant. The present paper is an outcome of fieldwork among lamani settlement in the Gangajal Tanda as part of PhD work. An NGO by name NEEDS is working for the development of lamani dominant tribe (economically, socially, politically and numerically in Karnataka )inhabited in Gangajal Tanda settlement Of Haveri r District in Karnataka The drawbacks of the developmental interventions of the agency or civil society are also examined in this paper.

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Women empowerment, child right, human rights, labour rights, education, health, disabality, agriculture, animal welfare etc.

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To understand regionalism, we need to know various dimensions of the region. Region as a geographical unit, is delimited form each other. Region as a social system, reflects the relation between different human beings and groups. Regions are an organised cooperation in cultural, economic, political or military fields. Region acts as a subject with distinct identity, language, culture and tradition. Regionalism is an ideology and political movement that seeks to advance the causes of regions. As a process it plays role within the nation as well as outside the nation i.e. at international level. At the international level, regionalism refers to transnational cooperation to meet a common goal or to resolve a shared problem or it refers to a group of countries such as-Western Europe, or Southeast Asia, linked by geography, history or economic features. Used in this sense, regionalism refers to attempts to reinforce the links between these countries economic features. The second meaning of the term is regionalism at national level refers to a process in which sub-state actors become increasingly powerful, power devolves from central level to regional governments. These are the regions within country, distinguished in culture, language and other socio-cultural factors.

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society, polity, diplomacy, economy, security, culture, development, negotiations

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latest technologies,Iron & steel, Cement, Crude Oil, Gas, Petro Refining, Mining, Power, Fertilizers

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Social movements mainly take the form of non-institutionalized collective political action which struggle for political and /or social transformation. In India, these movements occurred since past time. The phrase 'movement' is often used differently by different social activists, political leaders and scholars. Some academics use the term 'movement' interchangeably with 'organisation' or 'union'. Other social researchers use it to mean a historical trend or tendency. Some claim to launch movements by issuing press statements on public issues.

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Fundamental rights, UNO charter, UNHRC, Liberty, equality and Fraternity Movement,

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