IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-11 ~ November-2017

Abstract: In this study Karasek's Job-demand control model has been applied to this research for the purpose offinding the relationship between the effect of support available at one's workplace, the amount of decision making authority available to be exercised by one as well as job demand upon the level of experienced job strain indicated by the employees'. A sample of 80 was taken from private sector organizations'. Employing a survey research design, non-probability convenient sampling method was used to gather the pool of data. The sample had a clear distinction between an equal number of both male and female participants. Linear Regression and Correlation were the statistical tolls that measured the data by using SPSS and MS Excel to identify the relationship between support, decision making.............

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Abstract: The Loktak, a Ramsar Protected Site under the Ramsar Convention, is the largest freshwater lake in North East India, located in Bishnupur district in the Imphal Valley, Manipur. The construction of Loktak Multipurpose Hydro Electric Project was taken up by the Ministry of Irrigation and Power, Government of India in 1971 and was commissioned by the Government of India on 4th June, 1983 with the National Hydro Electric Power Corporation (NHPC) executing the project. The present paper aims to find out the adverse impact on the socio-economic condition that the project which aims to generate 103 MW of electricity and irrigate 24,000 hectares of land in the oval shape Imphal Valley. On the contrary, the impact of the project which aims to generate sufficient electricity and irrigate extensive agricultural land, has adversely affected the eco system of Loktak lake and has also flooded around 80,000 acres of land in............

Keywords: Submergence, Self-sufficient, Artificial reservoir, devastated homesteads, Indigenous fishes.

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Abstract: Education is a key factor in achieving Millennium Development Goals. Education can help lift people out of poverty. Education equips people with the knowledge and skills they need to increase income and expand employment opportunities. Equal schooling for both boys and girls is the foundation for development. No other policy intervention is likely to have a more positive multiplier effect on progress across all the MDGs than the education of women and girls. Education saves young lives. Evidence shows a strong correlation between educating women and girls and higher maternal and child life expectancy as well as improvements in child and family health and nutrition. Girls and women who are educated are far more likely to immunize their children.............

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to draw how the cyber law is being abused by the political leader, affluent people of our country. The country of Bangladesh believes in the equal contribution of every people. To make our country great, our Constitution has introduced the idea of freedom of expression. The action which is taken by any public figure can be questioned if anyone thinks that it is against the interest of people and obviously through the application of some restrictions .So comment or criticism on public matter cannot be stopped by filing suit on the base of defamation. If we do not take necessary steps to stop the misuse of defamation under section 57 of ICT Act then the idea of freedom of expression will be a joke.

Keywords: Freedom of Expression, Defamation, Case, Criticism, Restrictions

[1] www.businessdictionary.com/definition/freedom-of-expression.html accessed on 12.10.2017
[2] Article 39 of Bangladesh Constitution.
[3] Article 39(2) of Bangladesh Constitution
[4] Chowdhury, M. Jashim Ali. "Freedom of Speech, Expression and Press", An introduction to The Constitutional Law of Bangladesh (Chittagong, Book Zone Publication, 2017) 217- 237
[5] Ahmed, Dr.Julfiquar. "Cyber Defamation", A text book on cyber law in Bangladesh ( Nilkhet, Dhaka, Hasan law books, 2017) 417- 431.