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  Paper Title: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) AS A BUSINESS PRACTICES: A STUDY BASED ON SUGAR INDUSTRIES

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  Title: CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) AS A BUSINESS PRACTICES: A STUDY BASED ON SUGAR INDUSTRIES

  Author Name(s): MS. SANDEEP KAUR, DR. ANJALI SINGH

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3239-3248

 Year: December-2020

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) AS A BUSINESS PRACTICES: A STUDY BASED ON SUGAR INDUSTRIES


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  Paper Title: ARE ROBOTS CRIMINALLY LIABLE?

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  Title: ARE ROBOTS CRIMINALLY LIABLE?

  Author Name(s): Prashant Tripathi, Prof. Priti Saxena

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3231-3238

 Year: December-2020

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The exceptional technological Innovation of Artificial Intelligence has given the birth of Robots. Innovation of Robots is now considered as a biggest technological revolution which has given a new challenges to law framers to deal with it. Presently these robots are replacing the human labor forces and also performing several activities efficiently with due care and intelligence. However, Human being is considered as most intelligent creature on the earth having the logical and reasonable mindset and further this human being has created an artificial human being by deploying the intelligence in it. Since the Human Interactions are increasing with these sophisticated robots, different new legal issues are emerging and one of them is to determine the liability of these artificial intelligence entity. Humans, the godfather of Robots have programmed these robots for their own purpose and while performing the activities, if Robots commit any criminal wrong, the question arises who will be liable for such wrong- Whether it is Programmer, User or Robot itself?. We don�t have any proper legal response relating to this legal problem. This article categorically deals with only Criminal liability of Robots and also prescribes certain reasonable mechanism by which Criminal liability of these artificial intelligence entities can be determined.


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  Paper Title: RURAL MARKETING IN INDIA: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, KEY DECISION AREAS AND MARKETING STRATEGIES

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  Title: RURAL MARKETING IN INDIA: OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES, KEY DECISION AREAS AND MARKETING STRATEGIES

  Author Name(s): Mr. Rahul Mande

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3215-3230

 Year: December-2020

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The thought of marketing in rural Economy of India has perpetually competed for a major part within the routine of individuals. The market or rural India nation has larger profits within the Nation because the regions or rural India consist of most customers in India. Rural market of India produces quite 1/2 the country�s financial gain. Rural marketing in India has perpetually tough to understand because of its uniqueness. But several corporations were able to get into the markets of Rural India. They entered rural market with the proper understanding with the help of smart selling techniques. It is quite difficult for corporations to oversee all the major opportunities the Indian rural market is offering. More than half of the population in India is in these rural areas. The Indian rural market is very volatile to overcome and for becoming efficient in Indian markets. The companies face some difficult tasks such as the price of the products and distribution of products. The study focuses on the status the standing of the markets in rural India, the use of various marketing ways, for focusing on the various Challenges as well as Opportunities, The Key Decisions and Strategies before entering the rural markets of India. The primary focus of the research is to observe the potential of markets in India and searching for many issues being moon-faced by rural markets. Indian Rural markets provide a very good way for targeted marketing strategy due to the latest demand within incomes of Rural India. These increased incomes can be increasing quickly due to higher production as well as the increased price for rural products. The Indian rural concept could be a new thought, also market salespeople have accomplished a chance of increased market capital recently. Another strategy way to enter the market should target the availableness, access and affordable. The focus should be on research of the market, main decision parts, issues also marketing environment of rural area, for decreasing the volatility of managing rural areas. The research studies the marketing going rural and mainly the methods also additionally looking towards the possible problems, dangers, issue, important call parts and Market view setting.


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Indian market, rural market, marketing strategy, challenges, opportunities, Indian economy, rural buying behavior, Market penetration, Key decisions.

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  Paper Title: COVID-19 & MIGRANT WORKERS: A SUBTLE SECTOR

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012348

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  Title: COVID-19 & MIGRANT WORKERS: A SUBTLE SECTOR

  Author Name(s): Anurag Krishan Tiwary, Prof. Preeti Misra

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3191-3199

 Year: December-2020

 Downloads: 1366

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The Novel Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) has affected approximately One Hundred and Ninety Nine Countries and Territories around the world that has its origin from the Wuhan City of China. Majorly, this virus has affected not the underdeveloped nations but the developed or developing nations on a higher rate. The World Health Organization has declared this disease as Pandemic. It has a direct effect on the each and every individual in the whole world but those who are suffering in extreme way are the workers of an unorganised Sector, specifically the women workers. They are the one who are daily wage workers, they earn their livelihood on daily basis and ensure the sustenance for them and their family. This epidemic has resulted into a countywide lockdown which consequently resulted in the closure of all the shops (except shops with essential commodities), construction sites, offices, startups, etc. where these daily wage women workers used to earn their livelihood. It has brought a challenge before them with regard to their sustenance along with their family. This paper makes an analysis on how this epidemic and lockdown has locked the livelihood of the women workers of unorganised workers along with other effects and the steps taken by central and state governments to mitigate this effect.


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  Paper Title: STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF FUCOIDAN PRODUCTION FROM BROWN SEAWEED SARGASSUM CINEREUM

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  Title: STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF FUCOIDAN PRODUCTION FROM BROWN SEAWEED SARGASSUM CINEREUM

  Author Name(s): Dr. S. Sivasankara Narayani, Dr. S. Saravanan, Dr. T. Shankar

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3172-3190

 Year: December 2020

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Brown seaweed was collected from the Tuticorin, (latitude 8� 48� N, longitude 78� 11� E) Tamilnadu, India. The collected seaweed sample was identified as Sargassum cinereum. Fucoidan was extracted from Sargassum cinereum. In this present study, the optimum cultural conditions for the extraction of fucoidan from Sargassum cinereum were studied by Response Surface Methodology (RSM) using central composite Design with three variables pH, Time and Temperature for maximizing the production of fucoidan. The optimum level of the key variables (pH, Temperature and Incubation Time) used to determine the effect of their interactions on fucoidan yield using the statistical tool (Central composite Design (CCD) of RSM). The second order quadratic model with the optimum conditions (pH -8, Temperature - 100� C and Incubation Time � 5 hours). The nearness of the coefficient of determination (R2 = 0.9866) to 1 ensures the satisfactory adjustment of the quadratic model to the experimental data. The fucoidan recovered from optimized medium was 9.44 � 1.47 % of dry weight respectively.


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Central Composite Design, Fucoidan, Optimization, Response Surface Methodology, Sargassum cinereum, Seaweed.

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  Paper Title: RECLAIMING UNBURNT COAL FROM FLY ASH AND BOTTOM ASH IN COAL BASED THERMAL POWER PLANT. � A REVIEW PAPER.

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  Title: RECLAIMING UNBURNT COAL FROM FLY ASH AND BOTTOM ASH IN COAL BASED THERMAL POWER PLANT. � A REVIEW PAPER.

  Author Name(s): Dhaval A. Bharda

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3165-3171

 Year: December 2020

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This topic is about an analysis of unburnt carbon may present in a fly ash and/or bottom ash. Here, work has done on the ash by tribo charging method and froth flotation process which are mentioned in this paper. The loss of coal particles are in powder form or in pallets at bottom of the boiler. In flyash, coal particles may present in the form of powder. So, It is a try that whether it is achievable or not.


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  Paper Title: MARKETING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DIFFERENT PHASES OF PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012345

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  Title: MARKETING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DIFFERENT PHASES OF PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE

  Author Name(s): Atul kumar

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3161-3164

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1406

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In this era of competition every company has different marketing strategies for their products. Every company comes with a unique marketing strategy to counter their competitors and to gain major portion of the market. Products too have a life span like a person. Products too take births, grow, mature and demolish. The stages of introduction growth, maturity and decline called the life cycle of a product. Every company wants their products to have a long life cycle so they can enjoy profits for a long period of time but in the era of rapid technological change it is difficult for companies to make survival of their products. They have to adopt different marketing strategies to survive in different phases of product life cycle. The understanding of product life cycle and marketing strategies can help an organization to understand and realize when it is time to launch and withdraw a product from market. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to understudy the product life cycle and its marketing management strategies. Finally, the study shows that the value of Marketing strategies and when products move through their life cycle process, different marketing management strategies are developed and applied as appropriate.


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  Paper Title: A REVIEW PAPER ON MOTION CAPTURING TECHNOLOGY FOR GAMING

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  Title: A REVIEW PAPER ON MOTION CAPTURING TECHNOLOGY FOR GAMING

  Author Name(s): Deepak Sharma

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3156-3160

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1392

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In this article we will provide the reader the over view of motion capturing technology and what types of motion capturing techniques are being used in the industry. We will also be discussing how motion capturing technology is been used for gaming industry and the process taken by these companies to generate good games with the help MO-CAP technology.


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: Motion capturing, Motion capture in games, games, MO-CAP, Optical motion capturing, Electromagnetic Motion capturing, Mechanical Motion Capturing.

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  Paper Title: REVIEW ON SWINE FLU (H1N1): A KILLER VIRUS

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  Title: REVIEW ON SWINE FLU (H1N1): A KILLER VIRUS

  Author Name(s): Prof.Neha Sunil Garud, Prof.Vaibhav N Kadam, Prof.Chavan Jyoti B, Prof.Yenare Sagar S.

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3147-3155

 Year: December 2020

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Swine flu (H1N1) is also known as swine influenza virus. Because, the past peoples who caught flu had direct contact with pig�s (H1N1) was spreading fast around in the world, so the World Health Organization (WHO) called it a pandemic virus. Swine influenza (H1N1) and (H3N2 ) viruses spreads from firstly pig�s or Avian bird and then person to person, either by inhaling the virus by the Nose or Mouth and touching surfaces contaminated with the virus when infected person expeued droplets through air way of coughing or sneezing. Swine flu (H1N1) is respiratory tract disease produces by the virus, it contagious viral infection causing droplets the virus. Interior virus including the genetic material, this virus is the envelope (H) spines and (N) protein. The medical diagnosis which is used of chest X-ray, routine blood test, and the CBC test to identify any sign and symptoms of swine flu infection. The swine flu antiviral drug is also known as Neuraminidase, this neuraminidase is essential for the virus to ability to multiply inside the body this proteins leads to stoppage of this viruses multiplication and arrest swine influenza viruses. Tulashi extract are used in Ayurvedic for a variety of ailment traditionally ,Tulashi is taken in various forms as herbal Tea ,dried powder ,fresh leaf or mixed with ghee.


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  Paper Title: PHARMACOGNOSY OF CINCHONA

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  Title: PHARMACOGNOSY OF CINCHONA

  Author Name(s): VISHAL PRAJAPATI, Piyush Yadav, Ajeet Kumar Kannaujiya, RAVIKANT VISHWAKARMA, AKSHAY PRATAP YADAV

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3132-3136

 Year: December 2020

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The near about 350,000 species of plants are found in the earth and these plants have the great medicinal value. The plant of Cinchona is also known as Jesuit�s bark, Peruvian bark and cinchona bark which is belong from the family of Rubiaceae. It produces the yellowish to green colored in short ruptur to outer surface and which is inner surface is yellow, brown, deep reddish to brown colored, different-2 species inner surface of color is different.The cinchona bark are the consist of 30 types of alkaloids, which belong to quinoline groupbut mainly quinidine , quinine, cinchonina and cinchonidine are the play the vital role in medicinal field . Quinine are mainly used to treatment of malaria and other alkaloids are producing the various medicinal properties such as analgesic, antipyretic, protoplasmic, cardiac arrhythmia, dyspepsia ,gastric catarrh and cardiac depressant


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Introduction , Biological source, Geographical source, Botanical classification, Organoleptic property, Microscopic property, Cultivation and collection, Chemical consitituents, Pharmaceutical uses

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  Paper Title: Representation of Trauma in khaled Hosseini`s `` The Kite Runner ``

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  Title: REPRESENTATION OF TRAUMA IN KHALED HOSSEINI`S `` THE KITE RUNNER ``

  Author Name(s): RAKHI J

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3126-3131

 Year: December 2020

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Khaled Hosseini�s The Kite Runner is famous for its devastating and painfully honest depiction of identity, betrayal, deception and atonement. It records the miserable impact of harsh social realities faced by the characters, especially the protagonist Amir. The author conveys a profound description of a story on the background of a splendid culture of the Afghan land, the land which was tortured by wars and poverty, family alienation betrayal, coup, foreign invasion and Taliban ruling. Hosseini provides reader a window to understand Afghan history and culture as well as the impact of trauma on individual life. Amir�s personal trauma from sin to self � salvation depicts him both as a victim and a sinner. Hosseini successfully exposes the collective trauma witnessed by the entire society brought by war and the trauma suffered by the Hazaras. This paper focuses and analyses the trauma in personal circumstances through the lives of the main characters in the novel, the trauma of fear and loss of citizen�s right under Taliban and the violation of basic human right and the immense trauma generated through war in the minds of the people


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  Paper Title: PERCEIVED ACADEMIC STRESS AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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  Title: PERCEIVED ACADEMIC STRESS AMONG PHYSIOTHERAPY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

  Author Name(s): Tejas Vijay Wagh, Dr. Deepali Hande (PT)

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3117-3125

 Year: December 2020

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ABSTRACT: Background: The COVID-19Pandemic has been in India since January 2020and for precautionary measures the Government has taken actions such as total lockdown of School, Colleges, and Universities which lead students to study from home by doing online lectures which further lead students into coping with different level of stress. In this Covid-19 Pandemic students are suffer from social, emotional and physical as well as family problems may influence their learning ability and academic performance. Excessive stress may result in mental and physical problems and may diminish a student�s sense of worth and might affect his/her academic achievement. In this study, perceived stress scale and student stress scale were used for assessment of level of stress in Undergraduate Physiotherapy students in which various questions were asked through by Google forms. Aim: To Identifying Academic stress in physiotherapy undergraduate students due to COVID-19 Pandemic. Objectives: To study level of stress in physiotherapy undergraduate students. To study class wise distribution of level of stress in physiotherapy undergraduate students Methods: In this study, perceived stress scale and student stress scale were used for assessment of level of stress. The questions of these scales were asked online through by Google forms to all physiotherapy undergraduate students. Total 120 students responded. Result: We found that student were having mild to moderate academic stress in this COVID-19 Pandemic. Conclusion: The study conducted on 120 participants. In this study result has been concluded that student are mild to moderately stress in this COVID-19 Pandemic. All most 88.33% students has moderate level of stress according to Perceived Stress Scale and 42.45% students has slightly stress (mild) according to Student Stress Scale. Key words: Academic stress, COVID-19 Pandemic, Perceived Stress Scale, Student Stress Scale.


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  Paper Title: IMPLICATIONS OF USING INTERNET OF THINGS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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  Title: IMPLICATIONS OF USING INTERNET OF THINGS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT

  Author Name(s): Jai Ram Choudhary, Dr. P.N. Razdan

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3113-3116

 Year: December 2020

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With the advent of urbanization, the role of public transportation cannot be ignored. Rapid rise in urban population and car-centric urban development has led to various challenges for public transportations. Public transport systems are an essential part of safe, clean and affordable transport for development. These systems bring many benefits to individuals, communities, and the local economy. In spite of its necessity and benefits, public transport is a challenging endeavor in urban areas. The millennial commuters want the system to be highly efficient and commuter-friendly. This has led to the use of Internet of Things (IoTs) in public transport. This paper focuses on the need and use of Internet of Things technology in making public transport smarter, faster, efficient, economical, and environmental friendly. This study is based on secondary data collected from various sources like research journals, internet, magazines, newspapers, and PhD theses. The objectives are to study the need of public transport in India and the use of IoTs in Public transport.


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  Paper Title: USES OF ALLEGORY IN VAN HERK`S JUDITH

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  Title: USES OF ALLEGORY IN VAN HERK`S JUDITH

  Author Name(s): Dr.K.Janagarraj

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3107-3112

 Year: December 2020

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The aim of the paper is to portray the feminist representation of Aritha Van Herk. The novelist knits the reality through her protagonists. Aritha Van Herk is a Canadian women novelist. She is one of the writers who made the Canadian literature to international standard. She is well known by her first novel, Judith. Her writings always talks about power of women and how she gives space to women in her stories. She conveys the male domination and women�s move against it. She consciously uses allegory in this novel, Judith. She compares her characters with Circe of The Odyssey and Holophernes of The Apocrypha. She brings The Old Testament and reflects the character in her novel. She describes the power and sexuality in most of the places of this novel. To convey, she takes the tool of allegory in order to illustrate to this world. Thus, this paper examines allegory which is used by Van Herk in her novel. One can understand the power of women and their representation through allegory.


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  Paper Title: A STUDY OF RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIK SHIKSHA ABHIYAN (RMSA) SCHEME IN DISTRICT PULWAMA OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

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  Title: A STUDY OF RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIK SHIKSHA ABHIYAN (RMSA) SCHEME IN DISTRICT PULWAMA OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR

  Author Name(s): Nahida Nabi

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3101-3106

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1590

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Secondary education plays a vital role in the development of the child. The future of children depends upon the stage of education. It helps the child to become the successful member of the society. The type of education should be quality in nature. Because quality education help students to become progressive person and active participant of the nation. In India the Government has launched many schemes and appointed many commission for the development of the secondary education throughout the country. The most purposeful scheme that was specially designed for the qualitative development of secondary education is Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan Scheme (RMSA). The scheme was launched in March 2009 under MHRD, Govt. of India, to improve quality education and provide access to the students at secondary level in the age group of 14-18 years. In this paper the investigator studies the status of secondary education in district Pulwama under RMSA in terms of access, provision of facilities for students, and enrolment among students at secondary level of education. The present study is descriptive in nature. The total number of secondary schools under RMSA is 18 and the sample constited of 300 students and 18 schools that were present in these schools. The self- constructed questionnaires were adopted for school heads and students. The percentage statistics were employed for the data analysis.


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  Paper Title: INDIAN LABOUR LAWS AND LABOUR WELFARE PRACTICES - A REVIEW

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  Title: INDIAN LABOUR LAWS AND LABOUR WELFARE PRACTICES - A REVIEW

  Author Name(s): Rasa Laxman

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3092-3100

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1730

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In India, a number of labour legislations have been enacted to promote the condition of the labour keeping in view the development of industry and national economy. But for industrial regeneration, it is necessary that the partners of the industry must care their respective defects. Since independence both legislation and public opinion have done a lot to better the conditions of the workers but unfortunately the employers have not responded very appreciably. The present article is related to the study of Labour Welfare Practices in India. It also includes its present scenario and the study ends with conclusion. The objective of this article are three fold, first - to study the various aspects which includes concept, necessity and scope of Indian Labour Welfare Practices in present scenario with special reference to Indian Labour Laws, second - to study about the various agencies of Labour Welfare Practices in India and lastly - the conclusion drawn from the above study. The emphasis has been given to the necessity and scope of Labour Welfare Practices. It is an endeavour to demonstrate the connectivity between Labour Welfare Practices and Indian Labour Laws. It is also sought to be demonstrated how Labour Welfare Practices contribute towards building healthy industrial relation. Finally, this research-article discusses various dimensions of Labour Welfare Work and Indian Labour Laws.


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Indian Labour Laws, Industrial Regeneration, Labour Legislations, Labour Welfare Practices

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  Paper Title: AN ANALYSIS OF ACTUALIZING AND IMPROVING THE EXHIBITION OF AODV BY GET ANSWER STRATEGY AND MAKING SURE ABOUT IT FROM BLACK HOLE ATTACK

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012334

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  Title: AN ANALYSIS OF ACTUALIZING AND IMPROVING THE EXHIBITION OF AODV BY GET ANSWER STRATEGY AND MAKING SURE ABOUT IT FROM BLACK HOLE ATTACK

  Author Name(s): Khushbu, Dr Bhawesh Kumawat

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3084-3091

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1331

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Conceptual With the duplication of adaptable advancement, the far off correspondence is ending up being more standard than any time in late memory. This is a direct result of creative advances in convenient PCs and distant data particular devices, for instance, far off modems and far off LANS. It has prompted lower costs and higher the data rates which has achieved brisk improvement of adaptable preparing. The security risks may vary from dynamic copy attacks to uninvolved listening subtly. Completing Security and directing threats in MANET has vital troubles since its dynamic properties make it harder to be made sure about than substitute kinds of static contexts. One of the central challenges in MANET is to design the generous security plan that can shield MANET from various coordinating attacks. Inside seeing harmful center points, this need may provoke certifiable security mindfulness toward event; such centers may upset the coordinating methodology. In this association, hindering or recognizing noxious center points dispatching aggregate dull opening, faint hole or wormhole attacks is a test. Keywords Collaborative Black Hole Attack, Flooding Attack, Mobile Ad Hoc Network, Non-cooperative Black Hole Attack, Wormhole Attac Keywords Collaborative Black Hole Attack, Flooding Attack, Mobile Ad Hoc Network, Non-cooperative Black Hole Attack, Wormhole Attack


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Flooding Attack, Collaborative Black Hole Attack, Non-cooperative Black Hole Attack, Mobile Ad Hoc Network, Wormhole Attack.

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  Paper Title: INTERACTIVE AR BASED LEARNING USING CHROMA KEY TECHNIQUE

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012333

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  Title: INTERACTIVE AR BASED LEARNING USING CHROMA KEY TECHNIQUE

  Author Name(s): Jayasri R, Vignesh K, Mala T

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3078-3083

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1354

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The combination of Augmented Reality with Chroma Key makes the learners more interesting in learning as the learners do not get diverted due to visualization. The learners can visualize with interacting experience using 3D models and also the objects can be rotated. Automobile technology involved in AR allows for designing three-dimensional computer graphics and 3D modelling which is the process of developing a mathematical representation of any surface in an object through specialized software. There are many modelling tools available for AR designing. Augmented Reality is an interactive computer-generated experience taking place within a simulated environment, that incorporates mainly visual and audio. It is a high-end user interface that involves real time interaction and simulation. AR growing market presents an opportunity and an alternative channel for online classes and interactive environment classes inside a room.


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Augmented Reality. 3D Modelling. Automobile Technology. Computer-generated

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  Paper Title: ROLE OF SELF HELP GROUPS (SHG-S) ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGES OF WOMEN: A STUDY

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012332

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  Title: ROLE OF SELF HELP GROUPS (SHG-S) ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGES OF WOMEN: A STUDY

  Author Name(s): Dr.MOHAN KUMAR H.S

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3070-3077

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1313

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Abstract: A self-help group (SHG) is a voluntary association of men or women in similar economic conditions. The members of the group make small savings for a duration of time until they have enough capital in the group to start their own lending process. These funds can then be utilised for lending purposes (to members or other people). In India, many SHGs are linked to banking institutions for the delivery of micro-credit. The self help groups are voluntary association of people formed to attain a collective goal. People who are homogeneous with respect to social background, heritage, caste or traditional occupation come together for a common cause to raise and manage resources for the benefit of the group members. The Self Help Groups are generally formed by promoter agencies as a facilitating mechanism in extending micro finance and have been used to generate income and employment, alleviate poverty and social transformation, especially in the rural areas. The most important feature of SHGs is that most of these groups are being organized by women. The objectives of the study is to evaluate the role of Self Help Groups in the overall growth of rural women with their socioeconomic


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  Paper Title: A REVIEW ON THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON MSMES IN INDIA

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2012331

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  Title: A REVIEW ON THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON MSMES IN INDIA

  Author Name(s): Madhurita Dey, Pritha Biswas

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 12

 Pages: 3061-3069

 Year: December 2020

 Downloads: 1329

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Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) which are considered to be the backbone of Indian economy has been worst hit by Covid-19 pandemic. In this lockdown period like some other industries they are not able to carry on their production, cannot pay wages to their labourers and creditors. They are facing an acute problem of lack of financing. Most of the MSME firms are not registered. They do not maintain proper accounts, pay taxes or follow the regulatory norms. Even if Government is taking initiatives to push more liquidity towards the MSMEs it has a limited impact. According to a recent survey it has been found that only 7% of the small and medium firms will be able to survive for more than three months with their cash in hand if their business remains closed. Along with financial crisis another problem of lack of labour availability has been added as the migrant workers are going back to their hometown. This paper focuses on the current status of MSMEs, the problems they are facing and Government initiatives taken to provide them support in order to save their existence. Key words: MSME, Covid 19, financial crisis, labour crisis, government support.


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