IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-8 ~ Aug-2017

Abstract: The objectives of the study are to describe and gain information on the influence of transformational leadership and job promotion towards working motivation and performance. The study is categorized as survey. The sampling technique was purposive sampling technique. Data collection method was distributing questionnaire. Data analysis method was the path analyzis. The total respondents were 36 respondents. The findings indicate that (1) transformational leadership has positive and significant influence towards working motivation; (2) job promotion does not have positive...........

Keywords: Transformational Leadership, Job Promotion, Working Motivation, Working Performance

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Abstract: The present paper posits the need to examine the success of welfare policy interventions based on an empirical reading of its origin and growth. The pro-poor interventions which saw their evolution in British India were extended plan after plan with fiscal subventions. There is no second opinion on the need for championing the cause of downtrodden. However, the development rationale of the subventions spanning decades invite an exploration to substantiate its pro-poor cause. This paper attempts to unravel the underpinnings of Public Distrbution System [PDS] in Tamil Nadu, a Colonial legacy, based on archival sources. In essence, the plea of the paper is to read the need and significance of welfare policy intervention from a pluralist plank transcending the rhetoric frame.

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Abstract: It is a three-day Tiwa community fair held (annually) the weekend of Maghbihu at a historic place known as Dayang Belguri at Joonbeel. It is 5 km from Jagiroad in Morigaon district of Assam. A few days before the mela starts tribes like Tiwa, Karbi, Khasi and Jayantia of the north east come down from the hills with products and interchange their merchandise with the local people in a barter system. It is said to be a hi-tech age barter system and perhaps the only in India where barter system is still alive. This is not an ordinary fair but it is an important fair, where one can see the reflection of social............

Keywords: Beel, Barter system, Gobha King, Joon, Tiwa,

[1] Ganesh Senapati, Rahar Rahiyal Baruah aru Panch Raja Pual (Morigaon, Tiwa Mathanli Tokhra, 1997).
[2] Rita Choudhury, Deou Langkhui (Guwahati, Jyoti Prakashan, 2005).
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Abstract: This study focused on the self-reflections that five co-team teaching faculty members used to improve the instructional delivery process for an internship and practicum course for over a period of five years. Co-team teaching is defined for this study as five faculty members coming together in a positive collaborative relationship to share instruction, experiences and educational leadership practices that enhanced the quality of services to students who were seeking career positions in educational school leadership. By offering students teaching experiences from five different faculty members who have actually served as school leaders at the building and district level gave students a broader perspective as to how effective leadership.............

Keywords: Co-team Teaching, Reflective Faculty, Teamwork, Collaboration

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Abstract: India as a developing nation, made an enormous and extensive effort to reduce maternal mortality and to also increase the accessibility of reproductive health services. Despite of all the efforts, progress is uneven and inequitable as many women still lack the access. The factors associated with the utilisation of maternal health care services among 919 currently married women (15-31 years) belonging to Santal, Mahli, Oraon and Ho tribe of Purbi Singhbhum district of rural Jharkhand is discussed. Three components of maternal and child health care service utilization was measured: adequate pregnancy care, institutional delivery and full immunization of the new born. Selected demographic factors like women's.............

Keywords: Maternal health, adequate pregnancy care, autonomy.

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Abstract: Human is the only constituent of the natural environment, provides meaning to other attributes of the natural environment surrounding it; including all the living and non-livings. All other things present in any area or region are only vague and inert things without population, leaving flora and fauna of that area or region. In real sense population, provides meaning to the matter and materials of the places. In the mighty Himalayan ranges of Uttarakhand various dynasties flourished in the past and a significant number of the population still find shelter here; landscape diversity, widespread weather and climatic conditions, available resources, and infrastructure, etc. widely decide density and distribution of the population in the state. A unique mixture of inhabitants from diverse parts of India and neighboring countries as Nepal, Tibetan region, etc. and diverse religions, ethnic groups.............

Keywords: Demographic attributes, Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, natural environment, population dynamics, unique mixture of inhabitants.

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Abstract: Introduction: In Kenya there is an acute shortage of radiologists. Most rural and remote hospitals with x-ray departments do not have radiologists to report on plain film radiographs. Plain film radiographs are sent to national, provincial, referral and academic institutions for radiological reports. The aim of this study was to investigate the willingness of Kenyan radiographers to train in image interpretation of the chest and musculoskeletal systems to supplement radiologists............

Keywords: Willingness, Image interpretation.

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