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Characteristics and Effectiveness of Computer Based Multimedia Technologies in Technical and Engineering Education

Computer based multimedia has the potential to generate high quality learning environments which actively engage the learner of technical and Engineering or Vocational education, Because information technology is involved in every field of life and with the help of information technology we can easily generate very efficient and effective interactive media for our learners. Computer based multimedia and teaching techniques are very sufficient for all age group students. In technical and vocational education.

A STUDY OF AWARENESS ABOUT RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT-2005 AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF SURAT CITY

The Right to Information is implicitly guaranteed by the Constitution. However, with a view to set out a practical regime for securing information, the Indian Parliament enacted the Right to information Act, 2005 and thus gave a powerful tool to the citizens to get information from the Government as a matter of right. Right to Information can empower citizens to take charge by participating in decision-making and by challenging corrupt and arbitrary actions at all levels.

Emotional intelligence, personality traits as predictors of self efficacy and academic performance

The purpose of this study was to improve understanding of emotional intelligence, personality traits on self efficacy level and recent performance of physiotherapy students.  The self reported measures like trait emotional intelligence questionnaire, big five inventory-10 and academic self efficacy scale were administered to the participants who were present at the time of distribution of the questionnaires and consented. And the data was collected with the necessary personal and demographical data.

The value of Faecal Occult Blood Test in patients infected with intestinal parasites

Infections due to intestinal parasites are among the most prevalent infections in humans in developing countries. Faecal occult blood refers to blood in the faeces that is not visible to the naked eye and FOBT, as the name implies, is aimed to detect subtle blood loss in the gastrointestinal tract from the mouth to the colon .This study aimed to prove if there is a relation between FOB and intestinal parasites. Stool samples of 450 patients attending different out patient clinics in Ahmed Maher Teaching hospital, Egypt.

Customer satisfaction and loyalty in mobile telecommunication in Pakistan

Purpose

This research has been conducted to discuss customer loyalty in mobile telecommunication. Study measures different features of service assortment, price satisfaction, quality, employee service and satisfaction to check which attribute influence the loyalty more in mobile telecommunication.

Design/methodology/approach

A Study about the Awareness and Implementation of ‘Fundamental Duties of Indian Citizens’ in the Youth of Surat City

India is a Democratic Country and in every democratic country some rights are given to each citizen. These rights can be utilized only when the citizen obeys the related duties. Thus rights and duties are like the two sides of the same coin. If one is night, the another is day. They cannot exist without each other. Each citizen of India is supposed to have a better knowledge of his/her duties with his knowledge of rights. Fundamental rights are like special rights with a responsibility.

The Concepts of Human Rights in the Vedas

Many Western scholars with their colonial and missionary ambitions claim that the concept of human rights is a Western concept but they are not absolutely right. It is also a fact that all human right principles have not western roots. These intellectuals have not taken into account the full development that took place prior to the Renaissance and colonial period. The universality of human rights is based on the universal values prevalent in all the major civilizations of the world.

E-Commerce : growth and prospects in India

The E-Commerce Industry is growing rapidly every year with many savvy Indians taking to online shopping to research products, compare prices & to shop online. Many brands, retailers & entrepreneurs have understood the benefits of leveraging E-Commerce to provide access to their products across the country. The objective of this project is to get enlightened about E-Commerce- Its meaning, objective, scope and limitations also its impact.

MOTHERHOOD ON THE MARGIN : A STUDY OF MAHASWETA DEVI’S MOTHER OF 1084 AND BAYEN

A woman passes through many phases in her life. She is a daughter, sister, wife, and mother. Motherhood is a blessing, a way of life. It permits a woman to express her total self with tender feelings. But life is not fair arithmetic, and motherhood is not a blessing for some women in a patriarchal society. They are under the myth that motherhood is the sphere essentially fated for women. Women are subaltern sexes who are supposed to be reproducers of mankind- considered to be child bearers and rearers. But patriarchy misuses this role as an instrument to subordinate women as a whole.

Dalit Novel : A Comparative Study of The Stepchild and Untouchable

In recent years, there has been a spurt in Dalit literature in India that attempts to bring to the foreground the experiences of discriminations, poverty and violence being faced by the Dalit community. This unprecedented development is a part of a growing need of the Dalits themselves to articulate their experiences which have for long been silenced and marginalized as unliterary. The present research paper is a comparative assessment of two prominent works- Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable and Joseph Macwan’s The Stepchild.