Volume 6 | Issue 3

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The spectacular and unprecedented growth of FDI in the global economic landscape over the last two decades has made it an integral part of the development strategy of both the developed and developing nations. It acts as a major catalyst in the development of a country through up-gradation of technology, managerial skills and capabilities in various sectors. Rise in purchasing power, growing consumerism and brand proliferation has led to retail modernization in India. The following article talks about FDI or Foreign Direct Investment in India. Many people are in favour of FDI & many people are against it. But after taking into consideration all the arguments in favour & against FDI one can safely conclude that it has more merits than demerits attached to it & the Indian government must go for it if it wants India to progress further & become a super power.

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Spectacular, unprecedented , growth, FDI.

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“India is developing country. The main occupation is agriculture, because 70 per cent of the population is involved in this occupation. This paper examines the ways in which greater integration through agriculture impact women. This paper finds that agriculture creates many jobs for women in agriculture sector. Jobs that bring many household resources under women control leads to greater earnings in the family. Although, women are more than ever finally employed, differences in wages earned by women and men persist in India. Due to these reasons and women’s lower education level compel the women have a greater tendency to remain in subsistence agriculture. The impact of liberalization and globalization on women is important not only because they represent almost half of the total population, but also because they face constraints, which make them less beneficial from the liberalization. Once different impacts are ascertained well designed policy responses may aid women in taking advantage of greater openness to agriculture.”

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Developing, country, occupation, agriculture, women, globalization.

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“Economists usually see this rise in regionalism as hindrance to economic reforms. However, for Federalists and political scientists this is deepening of democracy.” There is no single pure model of federation that is applicable everywhere. Rather the basic notion of involving the combination of shared rule for some purposes and self-rule for others within a single political system so that neither is subordinate to the other has been applied in different ways to fit different circumstances. Regionalism has remained perhaps the most potent force in Indian politics ever since independence (1947), if not before. As a study of the interaction between federalism and regionalism in India, this paper seeks to focus on Indian federalism as a method of accommodation of regionalism in India. Federalism is seen here as a political equilibrium, which results from the appropriate balance between shared rule and self-rule.

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Economicstis. Regionalism, hindrance, economic reforms.

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Human, righs, respectful, life security, government, commissions.

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“This global development is sometimes viewed as being responsible for exploitation, and other forms of human rights abuses. On the other hand, improvements in human rights are sometimes attributed to the spread of liberal ideas and movements, which is one of the key dimensions of globalization. Critics say human rights have been adversely affected by globalization for instance right to equality and other socio economic rights. The commitment of the United Nations to the indivisibility of human rights is reflected in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Human rights are the first responsibility of governments. While globalization offers great opportunities, the fact that its benefits are very unevenly shared and its costs unevenly distributed represents an aspect of the process that affects the full enjoyment of all human rights, in particular in developing countries. Inequality has risen during this present globalization period. In this paper an attempt has been made to highlight the impact of globalization on human rights regime.”

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Global, development, improvement, cristics, rights, globalization

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Swami Vivekanand- “The Best thermometer to the progress of nation is its treatment of women”. Globalisation can be a major force for prosperity,this paper will give an overview of what the forces of globalisation have in store for the women of India. A large group of working women of India are in the rural and unorganised sectors. Socially the majority of Indian women are still tradition bound and are in a disadvantageous position. Since globalisation is opening up the Indian economy suddenly at a very high speed, without the required economic and social policies to provide the much required safety net, women who have been involved with production in the traditional ways, have to cope with numerous problems and yet try to avail of the opportunities which an open economy promises.

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Globalization-Indianwomen, Welfare, Development, Women Empowerment

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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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This paper deals with, design of SRF based Dynamic voltage restorer with battery energy storage system. The DVR consist of voltage source converter coupled with energy storage system .In this paper a new controlled technique is proposed to control the capacitor supported DVR. The reference injected voltage are estimated or (generated using synchronous reference), power quality, voltage sag, voltage swell, SRF based frame theory) Hence the SRF based DVR compensated all voltage related power quality issues the detail analytical study and evaluation by the proposed topology with DVR systems and validated through simulation results

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power quality, voltage sag, voltage swell, SRF based, Dynamic voltage restorer (DVR),

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George F. Walker, one of the eminent playwrights of the Canadian theatre. He observed a note once, calling for scripts at the newly created factory theatre lab, while he was driving a taxi. It was the moment when he decided to try his hand at writing plays. He started his career of playwriting with a one-act play, Prince of Naples, a farce with two characters. The problem of criminality takes the major berth in the plays of Walker. His concern towards the problem of criminality is similar to that of Edward Bond, towards violence. Both the playwrights seem to have similarity in their commitment in dealing with the seriousness of the contemporary problems.

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Contemporary society, Criminality, violence, theatre, eminent playwrights, purpose of writing.

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The human personality is the most significant bit of the human body whether it is scrutinizing a book or watching a film the cerebrum is incorporated everywhere. A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a relationship in which a brain recognizes and controls a mechanical device as a trademark bit of its depiction of the body, for instance, control of a cursor or a prosthetic member. A BCI interface routine electrophysiological signs to control remote devices. The interface licenses quick correspondences path between the cerebrum and the articles to be controlled with the approach of minute remote advancement and electronic contraptions have wandered up the interruption of the body over inventive practices. Later on, fragments portray its cases, stream investigate on this technique, bona fide outlines, and purposes with its inclinations and issues.

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Brain,Electrodes,electrochemical,wireless,neuromuscular,fMRI grey matter

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The issue of multicultural education is of paramount importance in the twenty-first century (Banks & Banks, 2001).Gay (2000) defines culturally responsive teaching as using the cultural knowledge, prior experiences, and performance styles of diverse students to make learning more appropriate and effective for them; it teaches to and through the strengths of these students. For the present study survey was employed and data were collected from 45in-service teacherstounderstand their perceptions and awareness of multiculturalism, using Self-assessment checklist and Multicultural Quiz addressing various issues related to multiculturalism viz. Differences in cultures, Classroom activities, Classroom interactions, Teaching-learning strategies supporting multiculturalism and Behavior- Mannerism – Dining etiquettes across the cultures. This piece of research thus attempted to find out the perceptions of in-service teachers teaching in multicultural classroomswith respect to multiculturalism and multicultural education. It is observed that the teachers participated in the study are aware about the classroom practices but comparatively are less aware about various behavioural aspects and mannerisms across globe and similarly dining etiquettes across the varied cultures.

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Multiculturalism, Multicultural education, In-service teachers’ perception, awareness.

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In last few years, complex human activity recognition acquired sizeable research attentions. This is due to extensive scope of pattern recognition owing to its noteworthy applications such as robot learning, surveillance, user interface design and so on. For example, activity recognition systems can be applied in human robot interaction in industry to improve their assembly tasks. During the past few years, orientation variations and joint location sequence is widely used for capturing human sequence after extracting discriminative features from frames. However, robust features with complex recognition of human activity were not focused. To address this issue, a Gaussian Polar Coordinate with Sequence Likelihood Support Classifier (GPC-SLSC) framework for complex activity recognition is investigated. To start with, in this work, differentiation between the background and foreground frame are made from raw data using Gaussian Foreground Frame Detection. The obtained features are further processed using Polar Coordinate Feature Extraction model to make them more robust. Finally, the features are trained with Sequence Likelihood Support Vector Machine Classifier for successful complex human activity recognition. The proposed framework is compared with the traditional human activity recognition approaches such as Compressive sensing dictionary-based approach and Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) Recurrent Neural Network where it outperformed them. The results of experiments show that the framework recognizes complex activities involving maximum accuracy with minimum time and complexity

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Gaussian, Frame Detection, Polar Coordinate, Feature Extraction, Sequence Likelihood, Support Classifier

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Banking

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Nyaya. Purva Mimamsa, Sad-Darsanas, Samkhya, Triguna, Vaisheshika, Vedanta, Yoga

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Lamani, nomadic people, sindh, Banjari, Labhani.

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Principal, gender , quality, enshrined, constitution, democratic

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When India emerged as an independent nation in 1947, It already had the experience of operating parliamentary institutions, and thus, in a sense, the decision of the Constituent Assembly of India may be said to have been preempted by the British political reality appears to be that the Indian psyche has found itself in harmony with the parliamentary form of government. But in recent years due enormous problems of the government the future of parliamentary system India seems to be bleak. So, a lot of efforts are required in order to ensure successful functioning of the parliamentary system in India. Development of Thought: ` Questions regarding the future parliamentary democracy in India were asked as early as the fifties, soon all the Constitution of India was adopted. In fact, two national seminars on theme were organised in 1956 and 1957.Some of the most eminent nation leaders and parliamentarians including the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, participated. Nehru, as the chief artificer of the system, himself rah doubts about its ability to deliver the goods.

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Independent, nation, decision, constituent, assembly, political, government

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The term Panchayath raj in India signifies the system of rural Local self-goverment.it is created in all the states in India by the act of the state legislatures to establish democracy at the grass roots level.Its entrusted with the duties and responsibilities in the field of rural development. It was constitutionalised through the 73rd constitutional Amendments Act of 1992. This amendment implements the article 40 of the DPSP which says that “State shall take steps to organize village panchayats and endow them with such powers and authority as may be necessary to enable them to function as units of self-government” and have upgraded them from non-justifiable to justifiable part of the constitution and has put constitutional obligation upon states to enact the Panchayati Raj Acts as per provisions of the Part IX. However, states have been given enough freedom to take their geographical, politico-administrative and others conditions into account while adopting the Panchayati Raj System.

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Gram sabha, 3Tier System, Reservation System, State Election Commission, State Finance commission.

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The district of Haveri is exactly in the centre of Karnataka with equidistant from all directions. Haveri is a town in Karnataka, India, It is the administrative headquarters of Haveri District. The name Haveri is derived from the Kannada words havu and keri, which means place of snakaes. Haveri is famous for its cardamom garlands. It is said that Haveri had around 1000 maths (sacred religious places) in ancient days. One of the famous maths is Hukkeri Math. Haveri is also famous for marketing Byadagi red chillies, which are well known all over India. Around 43 kilometers away, there is a place called Bada which is the birthplace of the poet Kanakadasa..

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Haveri, Karnataka, India, snakaes, havu, keri, Maths, Hukkeri

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Creation of sustainable assets, Generation of rural employment, MGNREGA, Rural poverty, Social security

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