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  • Spiral Spread of Contagious Covid19 in Southern Regions of India


Dr. Hemalatha Ramakrishnan

Abstract:
This paper will be examining the demographic feature of bottom most labelled regions from South India. Four states are taken into consideration to analyse on the impact of Covid-19.Each state located on either borders are spread evenly in west and east, borders are analysed based on the pattern of demographic cases and recovery rate. It’s observed that the four states displays a similar rate, however death rate there are variations in a marginal manner. Fact indicates that among these states there is a lag in growth of health care centres with growing population. Health care initiatives to match the growth of speedy population needs both specialized treatment and care centres. Each states with agglomerated districts concentrate to the core city for health concern issues, and the available health care centres shows a wide variation. Study focuses on evaluating whether there is arithmetic progression of health care centres with explosion of population.


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  • CHANGING ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS AMID NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020


Dr. Vanita Kumari Soni Snigdha Chowdhari

Abstract:
The greatest democracy in the world is working to ensure that its youth have access to a strong university system. With the goal of providing everyone with a quality higher education and the expectation of holistic and research-oriented advancement, the National Education Policy, 2020 is a forward-thinking and futuristic plan that has both good and bad points. Education contributes to social and economic development, making a clear and long-term education strategy essential for any nation at the university level. This study looks at how the New Education Strategy, 2020 has affected faculty members’ work-life balance in Indian higher education. Low employability and student flight to foreign universities are results of India’s higher education system’s poor performance. Higher education in India needs a specific strategy for faculty empowerment, autonomy, and decentralization if it wants to compete on a global scale. It also needs a willingness to increase skill and hierarchy.


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