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Kameshwar kumarAbstract: Education scenario of a country reflects its priority for education in that nation. We need an education policy which can change the academic and learning atmosphere in the country and produce citizens who can face the challenges of present and future. With these things in mind the union Govt. constituted a committee in the year 2017 under the chairmanship of Professor K. Kasturirangan, former ISRO chief, to draft a new education policy for the country. The new education policy, called NEP-2020, was adopted by the Indian union on 29th July 2020. The policy has proposed changes in the education system right from school level to higher education level |
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1-9 |
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Dr.G.Jayachandra ReddyAbstract: Introduction: Self Help Groups are informal associations of people who come together to improve their living conditions with improve of standard of living. Mainly people who are generally similar economic and social status they are combined with help of Non Government Organization or Government to solve their problems. Self Help Group (SHG) is combined with 10 to 25 members with the age of women’s between 18 to 40 years. SHGs is nothing but a group of people who are on daily wages, small street vendors, agriculture labourers, weavers etc. they form a group with one president and they will collect savings regularly and give the amount to needed persons. They also some amount save in the banks and collect loans from banks with low interest or no interest lending amount with interest they will pay regularly to the bank. Which groups pay regularly the loan amount they will get incentives like corpus fund, pavala vaddi. In India all most all SHGs linked with banks to get micro credit. Members also make small regular savings contributions over a few months until there is enough money in the group to begin lending. Funds may then be lent back to the members or to others in the village for any purpose. In India, many SHGs are linked with banks for the delivery of micro – credit. |
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10-23 |
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डाॅ0 उरà¥à¤µà¤¶à¥€ पांणà¥à¤¡à¥‡ , करन जोशीAbstract: महिला सशकà¥à¤¤à¤¿à¤•à¤°à¤£ में लैंगिक समानता की à¤à¥‚मिका |
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24-31 |
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Dr. Kshamata ChaudharyAbstract: Canada’s vast prairies, the freezing winter and the fierce summer portrayal of Canadian landscape in Canadian literature are scintillating and impressive. In Canada, multilingual situations, transnational experiences and syncretism literary genre prevail which seem to be the strong fountainhead providing an atmosphere of natural poetic creations. |
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32-42 |
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Dr Basanta Kumar NaikAbstract: Social development is about improving the well-being of every individual in society so they can reach their full potential. The success of society is linked to the well-being of each and every citizen. Social development means investing in people. Social development means investing in people. It requires the removal of barriers so that all citizens can journey toward their dreams with confidence and dignity.A safe affordable place to live is very important in helping people achieve self-sufficiency. people that contribute to the economic prosperity of society include youth programs and services |
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43-55 |
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Dr. Kanak ChauhanAbstract: Women’s empowerment can be defined to promote women’s sense of self-worth, their ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for themselves and others.This paper is an attempt to analyse the status of women empowerment using various indicators. Gender gap exists in accessing to education and employment. Household decision making power and freedom of movement of women vary substantially with their age, education and employment status. |
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56-61 |
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AmarjeetAbstract: Is a particular type of government associated with unparalleled financial outcomes? This paper attempts to answer this question by analyzing how the governmental framework affects the execution of the macro economy. It turns out that the public system is associated with more unfavorable consequences than the parliamentary system. That is, the results will be slower, the expansion will be higher and more volatile, and the wage inequality will be more pronounced. In addition, the magnitude of the impact is important. Annual revenue growth is |
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62-71 |
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Kuhi Sopun BorgohainAbstract: : A tribe is a group of people who live and work together in a shared geographical area . A tribe has a common culture , dialect and religion . They also have a strong sense of unity . The tribe is usually headed by a chief. A tribal society is a group of tribes organised around kinships. Dormitories are a commund living space for the youth of Indian tribes. This space is meant to help members of the tribes to learn skills like hunting and crafting, while also creating community from a young age. |
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72-75 |
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Dr.Anil NathAbstract: Foreign direct investment (FDI) started to become important to the world economy after the Second World War. Theoretical research on foreign direct investment has advanced our knowledge of the economic mechanism and the behaviour of economic agents at both the micro and macro levels, opening up a new area of economic theory study. Since the implementation of the liberalisation strategy under Dr. Manmohan Singh's finance ministry in 1991, India has experienced a change in the volume and direction of foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country. Economic growth over the long term is facilitated by foreign direct investment (FDI). MNCs aid domestic companies in the transfer of technology. Within the business, there is organic growth or expansion. Because FDI is less erratic and flows to the stock and bond markets, it is preferred over FII, sometimes known as "hot money." The stock market expands and draws in more capital as a result of the strong economic growth brought on by FDI, which also assists businesses by helping them to raise more money. |
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82-91 |
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Dr. Vaibhav Dutt SharmaAbstract: John Keats is generally studied for sensuousness and imagery in his poetry. No poem is complete without understanding the philosophy behind it. This paper attempts to study Keats‟ letters to understand the contemplative and reflective aspects of his poetry. To consider him only a sensuous poet is to underestimate his merits. Understanding philosophy behind his writings is imperative to understand his true genius. His rapid growth as a poet can be truly measured only after examining his letters thoroughly. |
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92-96 |
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Dr. Vaibhav Dutt SharmaAbstract: John Keats is generally studied for sensuousness and imagery in his poetry. No poem is complete without understanding the philosophy behind it. This paper attempts to study Keats‟ letters to understand the contemplative and reflective aspects of his poetry. To consider him only a sensuous poet is to underestimate his merits. Understanding philosophy behind his writings is imperative to understand his true genius. His rapid growth as a poet can be truly measured only after examining his letters thoroughly. |
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92-96 |
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Dr. Harsh kumarAbstract: Given his affinity for 'New Socialism,' Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia (1910–1977) is often considered to be the Indian socialist movement's most unusual theoretical, and one could even argue that he is also the movement's most unique thinker. In spite of the fact that he was labeled a "doctrinal socialist" by Appadorai (2002), his primary motivation seemed to be to free the notion of socialism from the constraints imposed by Marxism and International Communism, both in theory and in practice. It is interesting to note that Lohia sought to give socialism a new and distinct dimension by adapting it to the requirements and goals of developing nations like India. He did this by incorporating certain aspects of capitalism, which, according to Lohia (1963), has facilitated a gradual improvement in the quality of life of the working class and its transition into the middle class in Europe. Lohia's goal was to make socialism more applicable to the needs and goals of developing nations like India. In other words, the creditable addition that Lohia made to the corpus of socialist thinking in India seems to be inventing the idea by ingraining in it various linked intellectual precepts with the objective of assuring that it is suitable to the imperatives of the Indian conditions one hundred percent of the time. What has, however, remained unchanged in this conceptualization of socialism is its unwavering focus on the establishment of an equitable, democratic, and egalitarian socio-economic and political system with the goal of ensuring the comprehensive development of the people in India. |
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97-103 |
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Dr. Princy Chaturvedi,Abstract: In India, women's reproductive rights encompass various aspects including the right to make autonomous decisions about contraception, family planning, pregnancy, childbirth, and abortion. However, entrenched patriarchal norms, limited awareness and inadequate healthcare infrastructure have hindered the realization of these rights for many women. Factors such as gender inequality, child- marriage, lack of comprehensive sex education and restricted access to healthcare services continue to pose significant challenges. Nonetheless, several initiatives have been undertaken to address these challenges and promote women's reproductive rights in India. Puttaswamy Judgement specifically recognised the constitutional right of women to make reproductive choices as part of personal liberty under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Efforts have also been made to improve access to reproductive healthcare services through government programs such as the National Health Mission and the Janani Suraksha Yojana. These initiatives focus on increasing awareness, providing antenatal and postnatal care, and ensuring skilled birth attendance, particularly for marginalized communities. While progress has been made, challenges persist in effectively implementing and enforcing reproductive rights laws, particularly in rural areas where cultural barriers and limited infrastructure pose significant obstacles. Continued advocacy, education, and community engagement are essential to promote gender equality, enhance awareness, and overcome the existing barriers that impede women's reproductive rights in India. |
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104-109 |
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रजनीAbstract: समावेशित षिक्षा का विचार इस बढ़ते हुए विचार की प्रतिक्रिया स्वरूप पैदा हुआ कि सभी बच्चों को इनकी पृष्ठभूमि उपलब्धि और विषेष आवष्यकता को ध्यान में रखे बगैर अपने ही इलाके में एक समान षिक्षा प्राप्त करने का अधिकार है जीवन में गुणवत्ता की वृद्धि के लिए षिक्षा के द्वारा बालक में निहित दक्षताओं का विकास किया जाता है। स्वतंत्रता प्राप्ति के बाद से बालक-बालिकाओं के लिए षिक्षा के सर्वव्यापीकरण के लक्ष्य की प्राप्ति के प्रयास चल रहे परन्तु आज भी षिक्षा के सर्वव्यापीकरण के लक्ष्य की प्राप्ति आंषिक रूप से ही हो पाई है। समावेषित षिक्षा का आषय ऐसी पद्धति से है जिसका उद्देष्य समान अवसर और सभी की पूर्ण सहभागिता प्राप्त करने के निमित्त एक उपयुक्त अनुकूल माहौल जुटाना है। साथ ही विषेष आवष्यकता वाले बच्चों को मुख्यधारा की षिक्षा के क्षेत्र अधिकार में भी लाना है। |
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110-118 |
