IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-10 ~ October-2017

Abstract: The work related factors appears to be an important influence on employee performance and health, but the importance of different aspects of work varies according to the industry. Work factors are as important as other motivational factors and has a significant influences on employee physical and mental aspects. Our results suggest that intervention at the level of work design, organization and management may improve the performance and achievement among working populations.

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Abstract: Comparative analysis is the study of trend of the same items and computed items into or ore financial statements of the same business enterprise on different dates. Efficient management of finance is very important for the success of an enterprise. The term financial performance is very vibrant term. The subject matter of financial performance has been varying very quickly. In present time greater significance is given to financial performance. So, an attempt is made by the researcher to study the financial performance of the selected company i.e. Mahindra finance LTD. While analyzing the financial performance of the company it is concluded that the expenses ratios and profitability are given more importance.

[1] Deepali Kapoor Suri, VSRD international journal of business and management research, volume-3, no:6 June 2013
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Abstract: Baiga Community has been declared as tribe in Sonbhadra district, State of Uttar Pradesh in 2002. Baiga tribe constitute only 2.6 percent of total STs population of state as per 2011 census. Baiga people are called "Son of Nature‟. The Baiga women, as women in all social groups, are more illiterate than men. Like others social groups, the Baiga women share problems related to reproductive health. Role of women is not only of importance in economic activities, but her role in non-economic activities is equally important. The Baiga women work very hard. In Baiga community, mainly women are burdened by everyday water provision facility. This hard work can have bad effects on their health...........

Keywords:- Baiga, community, Women, Health problems, Poor literacy

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Abstract: This study aims to analyze and describe the strategies to improve teachers' personality and social competence based on local wisdom of under-developed regions. The result of the analysis was then compared to the findings obtained from three different settings in order to describe substantive theories on the strategies applied to improve teachers' personality and social competences based on the local wisdom of under-developed regions in Central Maluku District, Maluku Province, Indonesia. Reseach method: 1. Using descriptive research through qualitative approach; 2. Type of data: primary data and secondary data; 3. Data collection technique: interactive model; 5. Focuses of the research included: 1). the variety of values in the local wisdom; 2). The integrated values of local wisdom to improve teachers' personality and social competence; 3). The strategies to enhance teachers' personality and social competence..........

Key words: Local Wisdom, Teachers' Competences, Under-developed Regions

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Abstract: The paper presents the issue of the dispute between the upper class Brahmins and the lower class Dalits on the matter of touching the water of the only well in the village as presented in the play. The hypocrisy in the play is shown by how the upper class people keep the village in their hands and keep the situation in their favor as per the need of the hour. They can rebuke a person and then in their time of need, they might also request the same person to do as per their bidding. When this is understood, the "Dalits‟ revolt – and they win their right to one of the most essential elements of life – Water.

Key words: Caste, Dalit, Play, Untouchability, Water

[1] Aziz, Dr. Sohel. "Struggle for equality : Voice of protest and resistance in Vinodini's Thirst (Daaham)." NEW MAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (2014): 92-102.
[2] Gauthaman, Raj. "Dalit Protest Culture: The First Stage." Ravikumar, R. Azhagarasan. The Oxford India Anthology of Tamil Dalit Writing. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2012. 263-271.
[3] Micahel, S.M. "Dalit Vision of Just Society in India." Micahel, S.M. Dalits in Modern India: Vision and Values. New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2007. 108.
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Abstract: The article attempts to explore the intricacies of the conflicts between the Sannyasis and the East India Company on the issue of succession to the throne of the Cooch Behar state- a tiny kingdom located at the far east of Bengal bordering Bhutan and AssamIt highlights a micro-specific event having organic significance for the writing of the macro history of the period that occurred inthe early years of colonization. The specific event hadtaken place at such a historical juncture, when the EIC concluded two important Treaties in 1772 and 1773 with Cooch Behar and Bhutan respectively. The pre modern society, under the leadership of the tribal chieftain, was famine stricken, ridden by family feuds, and was witnessing the dwindling Mughal Empire and the initial rise of imperial expansion...........

Key Words: Micro and Macro History,Sannyasis and Fakirs Rebellions; Colonial Encounters,Cooch Behar State, Governability Crisis; European Notion of Knowledge, Political Economy of Pre-Modern Society.

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Abstract: The study investigated the prevalence of autism in Ekiti State. The rationale for this study was as a result of the rising concern about autism worldwide. The awareness of the people about this disorder is still very limited. Most parents and teachers are yet to get an understanding of its diagnosis, symptoms and effects at home and school environments. This lack of understanding of this complex neuro-developmental disorder that affects a child's social interaction, communication and behaviour has become pertinent for the present study to be carried out. Survey research design was adopted; six (6) research questions were generated. The samples were 467children and 210 parents. Descriptive statistics was used to analyse the data collected. The results revealed that autism exists among the sample used, that boys are more afflicted with the disorder than girls. Autism differs in occurrence with the age of pupils and the level of awareness of parents is highly low. Based on the findings, recommendations were made.

Key words: Autism, Prevalence, Ekiti State.

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Abstract: The paper examines the executive-legislative relations concerning 2016 budgetary process, which have slowed down the pace of governance in Nigeria. The paper identifies obstruction of quality administration to include corruption and profligacy. Thus, the central argument of the paper is that good governance can only be achieved if public office holders acknowledge the fact that they are peoples‟ representatives. To ensure effective government therefore, there is need to appoint competent persons to assume leadership roles; strict adherence to provisions of the constitution regarding budget preparation and implementation, fiscal discipline and proper consultation of people on constituency projects.

Key words: Budget, Padding, Zero-based budgeting, Fiscal policy.

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Abstract: Flower cultivation has emerged as a lucrative business which ensures higher economic returns as compared to other agricultural crops. The main purpose of the study is to evaluate the costs, returns and profitability of growing flowers. The study also attempts to examine the profitability of some selected flowers in comparison with their competing crops. In order to study weather floriculture is a profitable venture or not, we are required to study the costs and returns of floriculture. The study results were highly encouraging with the respect to higher economic returns of floriculture in the different physiographic divisions of study area. It was observed that the profitability of valley floor is maximum as compared to other two divisions of study area. From the study it was observed that the profitability of floriculture is more as compared to other forms of farming.

Key words: Floriculture, Agriculture, Valley, profitability and farming.

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Abstract: Objective To evaluate the impact of Parent - Child Education on Physical, Psychosocial health status and academic performance of internet addicted teens. Methods The study was based onQuasi-Experimental Pre-test Post-test research design. One hundred and eighty seven(187) high school students, studying in class VII to X from selected schools of Mumbai, participated in the study.Duke Health Profile was administered to assess the physical and psychosocial health status of the internet addicted teens before and after implementing the Parent - Child Education program developed by the researcher. Duke Health Profile is a reliable tool with test–retest reliability coefficient 0 .97 value. The tool has a 17-item self-report questionnaire, containing six health measures (physical, mental, social, general, perceived health...........

Key words: Impact, Parent, Child, Education, Physical, Psychosocial, Health, Internet, Addicted, Teens.

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Abstract: No organization in today‟s‟ competitive world can perform optimally unless each employee is committed to the organizations‟ objectives and works as an effective team member. This study sought to establish the influence of pay disparities on organizational commitment of employees in the county government of Nakuru, Kenya. The study specifically sought to establish the influence of pay expectations on the organizational commitment of employees. The study was based on prospect theory. A descriptive research study design was employed. The target population comprised of the county employees who are 1430 in number. 143 employees were sampled. A close ended questionnaire constructed on a 5-point Likert scale was used for data collection. Data was analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). Data was analyzed in form of descriptive and inferential statistics...........

Key words: Pay Disparity, Organizational commitment, County Government, Pay Expectations, Nakuru

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