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| 1 |
Pragyan ChoudharyAbstract: A Study of the Community Traditions of the Kongu Region of South India |
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1-6 |
| 2 |
Dr.K.ChannakrishnaiahAbstract: It is training that is the most important factor in determining the growth, welfare, and strength of women. From the time they are conceived until the moment they die; women are split in an odd way. All throughout the world, women continue to face discrimination and a lack of authority, and they are subjected to assault in every element of society. It is imperative that women be active in every facet of their day-to-day lives. In order for women to resist the socially built sex predispositions, they |
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173-180 |
| 3 |
Dr.K.ChannakrishnaiahAbstract: It is training that is the most important factor in determining the growth, welfare, and strength of women. From the time they are conceived until the moment they die; women are split in an odd way. All throughout the world, women continue to face discrimination and a lack of authority, and they are subjected to assault in every element of society. It is imperative that women be active in every facet of their day-to-day lives |
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173-180 |
| 4 |
Dr. Ramesh KumarAbstract: Panchayati Raj Institutions are playing important role in Indian society from ancient time. The grass root units of local self government have been considered as instruments of socio economic and political transformation in rural India. |
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119-129 |
| 5 |
ANEKE, M.N. NNABUIKE, E.K.Abstract: The study Effects of Teachers’ qualification on the implementation of government curriculum in secondary schools in Enugu State was a survey study. The population for the study was 348 teachers that teach government as a subject in the whole secondary schools in Enugu State. |
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130-138 |
| 6 |
Jyotsna GuptaAbstract: This study is carried out to investigate the use of library resources by the users at the Institute for the Physically Handicapped (IPH), New Delhi, India. By using survey research method, a questionnaire was designed to achieve the objectives of this study and administered on the sample to collect the data. |
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139-146 |
| 7 |
कà¥à¤¸à¥à¤® कà¥à¤®à¤¾à¤°à¥€Abstract: संताल परगना में राशà¥à¤Ÿà¥à¤°à¥€à¤¯ आंदोलन का इतिहास (१८५०-१८५à¥) |
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147-156 |
| 8 |
डाॅ. सतीश कà¥à¤®à¤¾à¤°Abstract: कबीर की साखियों मंे माया का सà¥à¤µà¤°à¥‚प |
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157-163 |
| 9 |
Nisha SharmaAbstract: What is creativity? There is no uniformity in views regarding it. MeKinnon defines it as, “a process extended in time and characterized by originality; Adaptive ones and realization.†The other Writers consider it useful to distinguish between the creative behavior and the Original behavior. They say that original behavior is that which is comparatively less frequent and uncommon in the given conditions and is typical in those conditions. In this way, the definition of originality is easily translated in behavioral language and is studied in connection with the solution of problems. On the other hand, the creative behavior is that which is visible in that production which is considered creative by the associated judges. |
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164-172 |
| 10 |
By Dr.P.C.AchankunjuAbstract: The concept of the third eye, often associated with intuition, inner wisdom, and higher consciousness, has intrigued humanity for centuries. The third eye holds profound significance across different cultures and belief systems, from ancient scriptures to contemporary teachings. Understanding the symbolism and practical implications of the third eye in hypnotherapy can deepen therapeutic interventions and foster personal growth. This article explores the third eye in hypnotherapy, drawing insights from sacred texts such as the Bible, the Hindu mythology of Lord Shiva's third eye, and modern perspectives exemplified in "Awakening the Third Eye" by Samuel Sagan. |
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185-193 |
