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

Abstract: The Indian population is highly diversified into metropolitan, sub-urban and rural regions. The urban population of India is highly active on the internet whereas the rural people are gradually emerging on the modern media platform. Initially, radio was the primary source of entertainment in India.The emergence of television boosted the entertainment industry and people got highly engaged on it. Television as a medium has played a significate role in the entertainment sector. The growth of private channels has brought greater impact among the viewers. Variety of programmes are organised and it has reached millions of audience. The rapid growth of technology facilitates the viewers the all new digital to see programmes though they are not able to view during the actual telecast.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTNybY8ssXI
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f1Dbu1O0mA
[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBtZvgrW92g
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZEGYEpFuQg
[5] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLRoYuFcEEQ
[6] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJpaNfT8KFM

Abstract: Myanmar is strategically important to India as it is the only country in Association of South East Asian Nations that shares border with India. Myanmar can act as a golden bridge between India and ASEAN. Myanmar is India's golden gateway and it could be the required impetus to realize India's Act East Policy. India needs to improve it's connectivity and relationship with both Myanmar and Thailand if AEP has to be a success for India. China has asserted itself through its trade and economic relations with Myanmar by taking up large infrastructure projects in the country. India's policy of Cooperation in different multilateral forums such as ASEAN and BIMSTEC strengthen the relationship between the two countries.This research paper analyse the importance of India-Myanmar relations and China's influence in Myanmar in present scenario.

Keywords: Act East Policy, BIMSTEC, ASEAN, North Eastern Region

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[4] Pushpita Das(2013), "India-Myanmar Border Problem: Fencing not only the Solution", IDSA Commenthttp://idsa.in/idsacomments/IndiaMyanmarBorderProblems_pdas_151113(Accessed on 15 October 2014)
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Abstract: The aim of this study was to determine the effect of Corporate social responsibility (CSR) marketing on performance of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) moderated by technological factors. The study collected data from 122 NGOs operating in Nairobi City County in Kenya. Data was analyzed using regression analysis. The study revealed that there is a statistically significant positive linear relationship between corporate social responsibility marketing practices and performance of NGOs, r adjusted =0.398 and p value of 0.0005. However, technological factors did not have significant moderating................

Key Words: Corporate social responsibility, Marketing, Technological factors, Performance, Non-Governmental Organizations

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Abstract: The Aloe Vera plant has been known and used for centuries. It is a true gift from nature. Ancient records show that the benefits of Aloe Vera have been known for centuries with its therapeutic advantages and healing properties. Many ancient works including the Bible, refer to the use of Aloe. 6000 years old carvings of the Aloe Vera plant were discovered in Egypt. It was considered the "Plant of immortality" and was offered as a burial gift to the deceased pharoahs. 2000 years ago, the Greek scientist regarded Aloe Vera as the Universal panacea. The medicinal use of Aloe was already mentioned more than 4000 years ago in a collection of Sumerian clay tablets dated 2100 B.C.............

Keywords: History, Aloe Vera, Medicinal uses, Cultivation, production, properties.

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Abstract: Ethnic pluralism is an albatross to political participation and Nation Building in Nigeria. It has negatively impacted on the country's democratisation and Nation Building process in a way that political platforms now reflect ethno-national characters while the elites manipulate ethnicity in the quest for political power. Primary and Secondary data were used to show the tendency towards separatist political orientation among key political actors. The paper argued that the various crises generally associated with political participation and competition reflects the fear of possible perpetration of a situation of permanent majority and permanent minorities. It concludes that the above tendencies have greatly hampered political participation and the process of Nation Building in Nigeria and therefore, recommend the restructuring of Nigeria's governance process; tackling indigenship crisis as well as a Conference of ethnic nationalities as the panacea to the problems that ethnicity have constituted.

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Abstract: Despite rapid economic growth in Bangladesh, overall prevalence of electrification for households is 60% for the nation but much lower for rural areas at only 42.5%. In this context, this study aims to examine the potential of renewable energy technologies like Solar Home System to meet the unprecedented energy demand and thereby contribute in uplifting the rural living standard. By extracting the research concentrations and findings of pertinent studies, this paper attempts to identify the gap in present literature on the significance of solar energy usage to promote sustainable rural development..........

Keys word: Rural Development, Sustainability, Solar Electrification, Solar Home System

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Abstract: The universal call for heeding sustainability has been deep rooted in almost all walks of human life. The materialisation of the global agenda of creating a sustainable world has witnessed several epoch making educational policies, procedures and programmes being formulated and implemented at global, national and regional levels. Creating environmentally literate citizens or ecoliterates have been one of the major objectives of Education for Sustainability (EfS). The paper examines how far the learning experiences have contributed in fostering Ecoliteracy among the students of higher education. For comprehending this, a survey was conducted by selecting a representative sample......

Keywords: Education for Sustainability (EfS), Ecoliteracy, Ecoliterates, Sustainability, Higher Education.

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Abstract: Kosi Plain has been the focal point of out-migration due to devastating floods of the notorious River Kosi. A considerable size of these out-migrants are people of scheduled castes. This article presents an analysis of migrant and non-migrant scheduled caste people in terms of their attitude towards formulation of social network and socialization pattern.Due to the out side exposure migrant families have opened up whereas majority of non-migrant families are still living with their traditional pattern.

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Abstract: The General Studies Programme was launched into the Nigeria's tertiary institutions' curricula in order to satisfy the longing for students to be well-grounded in interdisciplinary studies so as to compete well with their counterparts in other parts of the world and particularly to enable students gain deeper insight into their environments and ensure that before they settle down in their areas of specialization, they are exposed to major areas of learning in Humanities, Natural Sciences, Use of English, Peace and Conflict Resolution, Citizenship Education, Logic and Philosophy...........

Keywords: Education, General Studies Programme, Citizenship Education, Political Participation

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Abstract: This research is developed from the results of research that has been done on the previous tourism industry business namely the low ability to manage the business that will have serious impact on business continuity, based on it need to be applied suitable method for business independence on tourism destination entrepreneur, is effort based on religion moral Get the solution to the constraints faced, because with ethical-based ethics that psychologically make them strong and successful in carrying out its business, supported the principle that ethical-based business ethics not only benefit but also blessing. The results of the development of the book Moral-based Entrepreneurship Ethics provides an understanding...........

Key words: Entrepreneurial independence - tourist destination - moral ethics

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