IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-7 ~ July-2017

Abstract: Job satisfaction is the effect of various components of their working environment to meet their needs. Apart from income, other factors to job environment also influence the employees‟ satisfaction with their jobs. It is the influence of many factors such as nature of work, salary, advancement opportunities management, work groups, work condition etc. The present study was planned to investigate the job satisfaction of working women from different organized sectors. Samples of 300 working women were selected purposively, Copper, 1976 job satisfaction scale was used to study the job satisfaction level..........

Key Words: job satisfaction, working women, organized sectors

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Abstract: India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. In the last two decades, India has successfully clinched economic reforms, which has led to GDP growth of 7.1%. However, the continuing problem of persistent hunger, under nutrition and food insecurity is still a challenge in front of the government which demands urgent attention as to improve and save the lives of millions of people. Jharkhand is 28th state of the country and very well known for its cultural-ethnic diversity and mineral resources. Inspite of this the state is considered as poorest among rest of the states and has a very high incidence of poverty, hunger and alarmingly high level of malnutrition particularly among the PVTGs...........

Keywords: Poverty, Hunger, PVTGs, Jharkhand, Food Security.

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Abstract: planned economic system has been adopted by the Indian economy for its growth and development. Tremendous developments have been made in all sectors of the Indian economy. However, India still remains as a developing economy with low per capita income, chronic unemployment, low capital formation, increasing trade deficit, considerable population below the poverty line, etc. Here arises an urgent need of empowering women especially in rural area...............

KEY WORDS: Women Empowerment, Self Help Groups, Constraints, Confidence, Skill and Competency.

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Abstract: Rural Development is a very dynamic process which involves in improving the socio-cultural, environmental, political and economic well-being of the rural poor living in relatively isolated areas. In a country like India where majority of the people are living in rural areas, the concept of rural development assume great significance. The Tuensang district is one of the most backward district in Nagaland where poverty, illiteracy, lack of skills and health care, basic infrastructure etc are prevalent in all the villages...............

Keywords: North East Rural Livelihood Project, Rural development, Rural poor, Self Help Groups, Women

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Abstract: For the development of any nation, education is an essential prerequisite. It enables the people to know the world and their surroundings and also transforms the outlook of the society. Literacy levels are the vital indicators for the judgement of the progress of the country. In the present century, population who is well educated equipped with bundle of knowledge, attitudes and skills is essential. The present work is an attempt to study the trends and patterns and their differentials of males and females and rural and urban in terms of literacy.............

Key Words: Literacy Patterns, Literacy Differentials, Regional variations, Education

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Abstract: This article discussed the construct validity and reliability of the instrument Family Assessment Device (FAD). This instrument was approved by supervisors and pilot studies to obtain the credibility of the instrument among the delinquents. Results showed that the overall reliability value of this instrument was .971. The value of each construct in the instrument was also high although it was different. So, based on the findings, the reliability of the McMaster Family Assessment Device (FAD) instrument is high.

KEY WORDS: Validity, Reliability, Teenage Delinquent & Instruments Family Assessment Device (FAD)

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Abstract: This article discusses the reliability of The spiritual intelligence self-report inventory (Bisri 24) instrument. This instrument was approved by supervisors and pilot studies to obtain the credibility of the instrument among the delinquents. Results showed that the overall reliability value of this instrument was .921. The value of each construct in the instrument was also high although the values obtained were different. Therefore, based on these results, the reliability of the instrument The spiritual intelligence self-report inventory (Bisri 24) is high.

Keywords: Reliability, Delinquent Teenagers & The spiritual intelligence and self-report inventory (SISRI 24)

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Abstract: The study enlists certain dimensions and its implications over work life balance were identified. It also learnt from the present study that managing work life balance is channelized by the psychological makeup of an individual's especially women and that is purely as an attitude based issue. Therefore, the study concludes that work life balance practices improve the quality of work life of working women. Further work life balance among women teachers lead to job satisfaction...............

Keywords: Work Life, Women Teachers, Personal Satisfaction and Professional Satisfaction.

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Abstract: This paper examined the activities of the Anti-corruption Institutions on the war against corruption in Nigeria. It is predicated on structural functionalism as a theoretical framework that helped to establish the structural functions of the anti-graft agency in Nigeria which has manifested in different forms and degrees, thereby affecting the overall operations and performance of governments at all level. Unless the trend is checked and reversed, it will undermine the capacity and credibility of the institutions to provide effective services to the citizenry..............

Keywords: Corruption; Anti-Corruption Institutions; Growth; Development; Governance; War Against Corruption; And Good Governance.

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