IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-5 ~ May -2018

Abstract: Geographically Odisha has an area of 1,55,707 square kilometres surrounded by the neighbouring states Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bay of Bengal. It has a population of 3,68,04,660, out of which males constitute 1,86,60,570 and female 1,81,44,090. It has 51,349 villages and 138 towns and the literacy rate is 70.5 males whereas 50.5 relates to females. Odisha has rivers like Mahanadi, Brahmani, Baitarani, Tel, Rushikulya, Sabari and others. Odisha is a land of mountains, but two highest mountains named Garhjat and Mahendra Giri are notable. Chilika is the biggest lake which is 64 km long and 20 km wide. It is the brackish water island lake in Asia which stretches over an area of 1,100 sq km, where in two beautiful islands named Malud and Parikuda invite tourists throughout the year...............

Key Words: Resource, Conflict, Development, Sustainable, Economic

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Abstract: Environmentalist groups have often relied on grassroots movements, traditional media or localised campaigns to spread awareness and information regarding various environmental issues. However, over the past decade internet has reinvented the forms and practices of activism all around the world. It allows people to par-ticipate in simultaneous movements and gives the activists an alternate space to present their side of the story. The paper examines whether the use of social media spurs environmental activism and public engagement. It will also focus on the growth of environmental movements in India.

Key Words: Environmental Activism, Online Media, Clicktivism, Media Campaigns

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Abstract: According to World Bank, the pressureof examinationsand ranking of schoolsaccordingto performance are blamed for lack of depth in learningand the teaching process worldwide. Focusing on examination results ignores manyotherimportantoutcomesof schoolinglikephysicalwellbeing, life skills, integrity,confidenceand deportment. Despite attempts to do away with ranking, it has defied the test of time. The purpose of this study was to establish teachers‟ perceptions of the effect of ranking public secondary schools based on national examinations in Trans Nzoia West Sub County. Specifically, the study undertook to establish teachers‟ perception of the effect of ranking on teachers‟ self-esteem, teaching practices, career progression, and students‟ performance in examinations. The study was anchored on expectancy theory by Vroom. The study used descriptive survey design.............

Key Words: Ranking of schools, Teachers‟ perceptions, Self-esteem, Career progression.

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Abstract: Children and Women in Indonesia post-divorce are vulnerable to injustice with regard to the rights to be received. These rights include the breadwinner of children, the livelihood of wives and the sharing of marital property. At the time of divorce, many who do not understand the law or the rules that apply. Law enforcement factors such as judges and lawyers should help women seek justice still oriented to commercial interests, less conscientious, and not in favor of the interests of children and women. Besides, the legal culture of the community, both internal and external, is still not in favor of children and women. Therefore, cooperation from all components is required so that law enforcement is implemented properly. One alternative to answering law enforcement on the rights of children and women after divorce is through the progresif law used to achieve happiness and justice in society

Key Words: law enforcement, divorce, children's and women's rights.

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