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Ningombam Santosh Kumar, Dr. Potshangbam Binodini DeviAbstract: Every community indulges in a craft or two. The evolution of a simple craft to being a specialized one is an attribute of the development of the complexity in a given society. Likewise the Chakpas of Manipur considered one of the earliest settlers of the state of Manipur practice the unique craft of indigenous alcoholic rice beverage right from early times. The Chakpas is a well-known community with regards to production of their rice beverages. We find mention of different types of the rice beverages |
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1-7 |
| 2 |
Kavita ChohanAbstract: Scavenging refers to a group of people who are carrying, disposing and handling the human excreta from dry latrines and sewers. The hierarchy in Indian social system sustain upon the fourfold (Chaturvarna). It decides the occupation of particular castes. Scavenging is also one of the practices, which imposed upon the lower rung of Dalit communities. They have never enabled them to have an occupational mobility and reach a stage popularly called the main stream of society. The caste hierarchy does not support the abolition of scavenging. Reason being the upper castes Hindu |
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8-14 |
| 3 |
Oranusi, Ifeanyichukwu N:,Nwaizugbo, Ireneus C:,Okolo, Victor O.A:,Obikeze, Chinedum O, Ikpo, Kobi P, Ogbodo, Igwesi HAbstract: This study investigated the impact of customer complaints and feedback management on customer retention in deposit money banks in South-Eastern Nigeria. The specific objectives were to determine the impact of customer complaint management on customer retention in deposit money banks in South-Eastern Nigeria and also, to ascertain the impact of customer feedback management on customer retention |
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15-34 |
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Aditya Priyam TrivediAbstract: Leisure relates to that free time at the disposal of a person in which person can do whatever they feel like doing away from the routine (Veal, 1992). It is a condition of the mind marked by the time without obligations coupled with willing optimism ( Veal, 1992). Leisure does not posit an activity; it can be the absence of activity too (Veal, 1992). At such times, an individual is not under any compulsion to do a particular activity but has |
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35-38 |
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ParamjeetAbstract: The aim of writing this paper is to analyze the consequences of pandemic and lockdown upon the life of common people |
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38-44 |
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JYOTSNA SINGHAbstract: Among the various rights to secure the working and liv-ing conditions of workers, maternity protection for women workers had attained significance during the early 20th century. Women’s organisations that work with women workers in the unorganised sector and children continuously flag women’s right to social provisioning of maternity leave and childcare support. The legal framework developed in post-independent India, to provide for maternity protection is limited in its scope and coverage, resulting in the exclusion of large majority of women who are in the unorganised sector. The period of liberalisation has transformed the organisation of production and labour leading to a further erosion of the limited rights that women workers enjoy. A new scheme such as the Indira Gandhi MatritvaSahyog Yojana (IGMSY) which is being piloted in 52 districts implicitly recognises the need to compensate for wage loss due to maternity and support for the mother and child’s nutrition |
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45-57 |
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MUNESHI BAI MEENAAbstract: Empowering women seems to be a viable strategy for addressing the primary challenges that our society is now confronted with. The liberation of women must start at home because of the inextricable connection that exists between women and their families. The concept of empowerment may be seen as a process, a movement, or an effort made by a group of people. Women's empowerment has gained the greatest attention in recent years due to the fact that it has been abundantly evident that women are not the ones who should be confined to their homes and that they are not less valued than their male counterparts. Currently, the aid teams in India are supported by a variety of organizations, including agricultural banks, cooperatives, and nongovernmental organizations. Over the course of the past few years, there has been a lot of focus placed on the role that self-help groups (SHGs) play in the empowerment of women. Women are provided with the chance to become economically independent, socially cohesive, and empowered persons through the establishment of these groups, which are often established at the community level. These organizations are essential to the process. |
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