IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-11 ~ November. 2019

Abstract: Some of the local chiefs of Cuddapah district deserve more than a passing allusion. By for the most important was the Matla or Matli family of chieftains. They were more than Palegars because their territory amounted to a principality and from the beginning of the 17th century at least they assume the title of Raja. We have epigraphs, paper grants and kaifiyats of Siddhavatam, Chittiveli etc., which form the main sources to record their history..

Keywords: chiefs, palegars, epigraphs, siddavatam, chieftains, karyakarta,

[1]. Brackenbury c.f. Cuddapah District Gazetteers, Vol.I (Madras) p.39
[2]. Epigraphia Indica, XXXVII, p.104
[3]. V.Ranacharaya, Toporaphical list of Inscriptons, Cuddapah, 832
[4]. Ibid., p.65
[5]. P.V.Parabrahma Sastri (ed.,) Inscriptions of A.P., Cuddapah District, III, No.189

Abstract: This study was aimed to analyze determinants of the classroom participation of students' at Hawassa University. In conducting the study, qualitative method with detailed description was used. To collect data in-depth interviews participating eighteen students from first year undergraduate educational planning and management department were used. The findings of the study disclosed that; there were different institutional and individual determinants affecting the classroom participation of the student's at Hawassa University. The institutional determinants from the university side includes; large class size and block teaching schedule; the individuals determinants from instructors side includes, improper allocation and utilization of course materials, lack of connecting classroom participation with performance evaluation of the students; poor teaching methods and absence of proper feedbacks......

Key words: Analysis, Determinants, Classroom, Participation, Students

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[3]. Boniecki, K. A., & Moore, S. (2003). Breaking the silence: Using a token economy to reinforce classroom participation. Teaching of Psychology, 30(3), 224-227.
[4]. Cayanus, J. L. & Martin, M. M. (2004). The relationship between instructor self-disclosure with credibility, clarity, relational certainty and interpersonal attraction.
[5]. Creswell, J.W. (2014). Research Design: Qualitation, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches, Sage Publishers, 4th edition.

Abstract: This paper aim to present a theoretical frame work that can be use to enquire low health information literacy. The objective of the paper is to enable health information provider to design health information program that will increase health information literacy and improve healthy living. To achieve this aim, the paper discusses Health Ontology, Health Epistemology, and Health Information Literacy. Health Belief Model was use as a theoretical frame work for this paper. The paper also examining the constructs of Health Belief Model which includes Perceived Susceptibility, Perceived Severity, Perceived Benefit, Perceived Barrier, Cues to Action and Self Efficacy. This constructs were examined to show how the model can be applied to health knowledge, health information literacy and healthy living.

Keywords: Health Information Literacy, Healthy Living, Health Ontology, Health Epistemology

[1]. Ali, N.S. Prediction of Coronary Heart Diseases Preventive behaviours in women: A test of Health Belief Model. Women and Health, 2002; 35(1), 83-96
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[3]. Bandura, A. Self-efficacy Toward a Unifying Theory of Behavioural change. Psychological Review, 1977: 84, 191-215
[4]. Boskey, E., Olender S. Health Belief Model: Use of a Condom May Hinge on your Perceived Risk of STDs. 2016. Retrieved from https://www.verywellmind.com/health-belief-model-3132721
[5]. Bryant T. Role of Knowledge in Public Health and Health Promotion Policy Change. Health Promotion International, 2002; 17(1): 89-98

Abstract: This paper examines asymmetric analysis of serial verb constructions in Maare Fulfulde which operates under three headings i.e. Directional/Locative constructions, Manner constructions and Purposive constructions. The researchers used native speakers‟ intuition and unstructured interview in collecting the data. The paper confirms that an asymmetric serial verb constructions also operates in Maare Fulfulde which has been identified in many African languages more especially sister language families of Fulfulde such as Yoruba, Nupe, Akan, Ewe etc. which are under Niger-Congo family. This family of languages is reach in Serial Verb Construction, verbal extensions and in nominal class markers. These three features are productive and robust features in African languages especially Niger-Congo languages family. It also confirms the richness of ASVC in Maare Fulfulde and its importance in the communicative competence that involved both forms and objectives.

Keywords: Asymmetric, Serial Verb Constructions, Fulfulde

[1]. Abba, M. (1991), "Initial Consonant Permutation in Fulfulde Verbs and Nouns". Proceedings of the 1st-4th International Conference on Fulfulde language, literature, and culture.Published by the Centre for the Study of Nigerian Languages.Bayero University, Kano.
[2]. Abubakar, A. (1983). Generative Phonology and Dialect Variation: A study of Hausa Dialect: unpublished Ph.D. Thesis of SOAS, University of London.
[3]. Ahmed. A. I (2011), Binding Theory and Fulfulde Nominal Phrases. Published by VDMVerlagDr.Mṻller GmbH & Co. KG, Saarbrṻcken, Germany.
[4]. AkmajianA. et al (2008) Linguistics: An Introduction to Language and Communication. Pretence-Hall of India Private Limited New Delhi – 110 011 2008.
[5]. Alkhenvald, Y.A. and Dixon, R.M. (2006), Serial Verb Constructions: Across-linguistic Typology.Published by Oxford University Press

Abstract: ‗The study was aimed to investigate t participation of rural youth in agricultural activities. Study intended to describe the attitude of youth towards agricultural activities, types of agricultural activities which were engaged by rural youth and the economic factors which influence rural youth participation in agriculture. Data for this study were collected from Beghi district in West Wollega through survey questionnaires, focus group discussion and interviews. Cross sectional study design was employed to accomplish the basic research objective. Simple random sampling technique was employed to collect quantitative data. The study revealed that most of the rural youth aspire to non-agricultural occupations. The absence of access to different kinds of services and infrastructures at a desired level to youth in rural areas make agriculture and rural life unattractive to youth. Land shortage, budget problems, lack of agricultural input, low attitude for agriculture and personal influence are constraints challenges rural youth to participate in farming as their means of livelihood..

Keywords: Agriculture, participation, rural youth.

[1]. FAO(2008).Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rome; Agricultural mechanization in Africa. Time for action Planning investment for enhanced agricultural productivity; Report of an Expert Group Meeting January 2008, Vienna, Austria;
[2]. Foster (2003).Agricultural Development, Industrialization and Rural Inequality;
[3]. World Bank (2014). Agriculture for Development, World Bank: Washington D.C.
[4]. World Bank (2018). Agriculture for Development, World Bank: Washington D.C
[5]. Diao (2006). The Role of Agriculture in Development: Implications for Sub-Saharan Africa; IFPRI;

Abstract: Despite its ubiquitous nature and indispensability to the economy outside the household, domestic work has been greatly undervalued, gendered and generally invisible. In addition, mainly owing to its private nature, domestic work is unregulated by the general labour laws of many countries. As a result, domestic workers are vulnerable to labour trafficking. Following the widespread approach, the 2003 Ethiopian labour proclamation excludes domestic workers from its scope of application. The exclusion of domestic workers from the 2003 labour law have allowed the continued application of labour law provisions under the 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code with regard to the condition of Ethiopian domestic workers. This article has analyzed the adequacy of the Ethiopian labor law provisions under the 1960 Ethiopian Civil Code in safeguarding Ethiopian domestic workers against labour.....

Keywords: Domestic Work, Domestic workers, Labour law, Labour trafficking, Domestic servitude

[1]. A.Erulkar,A.Ferede, W.Ambelu, et. Al Ethiopia Young Adult Survey: A Study in Seven Regions( Addis Ababa: Population Council and UNFPA 2010)
[2]. W.Girma,A.ErulkarCommercial sex workers in five Ethiopian cities: A baseline survey for targeted HIV prevention for most-at-risk populations(Addis Ababa: Population Council report 2009)
[3]. Human Rights Watch ,Swept Under the Rug: Abuses against Domestic Workers around the World( Human Rights Watch 2006)
[4]. J. Elliott The role of consent in human trafficking (Routledge New York 2015)
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Abstract: Competitive balance (CB) refers to the balance of sports teams capabilities. Uncertainty in soccer results can be investigated by several methods, but from the practical point of view it is assumed that the most balanced league/tournament is one in which the point differences between competitors are as little as possible. Thus, CB reflects a greater chance for all participants to win the title or qualify for continental tournaments during a season. With this in mind the purpose of this paper was to investigate trends of competitive balance in the Ethiopian premier league held between 1999/2000 and 2018/19 seasons. To do this, a descriptive analytic research methodology was employed. Secondary data was collected from the Ethiopian football federation and internet sources [www.soccerway.com]. Then the data was subjected to quantitative analysis using the HHI and HICB mathematical models for competitive balance. The result of the analysis show as there was a significant decline in seasonal Competitive balance in the Ethiopian premier league.

Keywords: Competitive balance, Ethiopian premier league, Herfindahl-Hirschman Index

[1]. Humphreys, B.R. (2002). Alternative Measures of Competitive Balance in Sports Leagues, Journal of Sports Economics,.
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[3]. Michie, J., & Oughton, C. (2004). Competitive Balance in Football: Trends and Effects (Research Paper No. 2), University of London, Football Governance Research Centre.
[4]. Naghshbandi S, Yousefi B, Moradi M. The comparison of competitive balance in Football Premier Leagues of England, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Iran: A case study from 2009-2010 Season. J Hum Sport Exerc 2011;6(4):673-81.
[5]. Quirk, J. and R. Fort., 1992. Pay dirt: The business of professional team sports. Princeton: A., 2006. Princeton University Press.

Abstract: The purpose of the study is to find that how Sky Yoga helps to reduce weight, maintain BMI level and its balancing the psychologically helps in reducing the aggression. For the study, 60 middle aged working men were picked randomly from in and around Coimbatore city as subjects. The subject's age ranged from 28 to 35 years. The subjects were distributed into 3 groups experimental group I, experimental group II and control group where experimental group I undergone SKY Yoga only & experimental group II went on walking exercise. The control group kept on rest till the training period ends. The training has been conducted for 5 days in a week for 10 weeks. The pre-test and post-test were conducted before and after the training for all three groups. The data gathered were statistically analysed using.....

Keywords: SKY yoga, psychological, aggression, body weight.

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[2]. Brown RP, and Gerbarg PL.et.al (2005). "Sudarshan Kriya Yogic Breathing in The Treatment of Stress, Anxiety, And Depression. Part II--Clinical Applications And Guidelines." J Altern Complement Med. 11(4):711-7.
[3]. Chiriac S, et.al. (2002), "The beneficial effect of physical training in hypertension", Rev Med ChirSoc Med Nat Iasi. 107(2):258-63.

Abstract: Propose: The Design of the study is based on the impact of Health workshops and other health awareness programs to educate the college student develop and promote health awareness among the student. Method: The college girls from Mother Teresa university were selected as subjects. The totally 45 subjects and their age is between 18 to 21 years. The subjects divided into three groups, each containing 25 members in each. Experimental Group I given SKY yoga training and Experimental Group II were given Suriya namaskaram training only for 6 days in week for 12 weeks and control group were kept in rest and not given any training......

Keywords: SKY yoga, Suriyanamaskaram, Balsom agility test.

[1]. Thathuvagnani Vethathiri Maharishi's (2009) "Simplified Physical Exercise" 34th edition, The World Community Service Centre, Vethathiri publications.
[2]. Balsom, P. (1994) 'Evaluation of Physical performance', In Ekblom, B. (ed.) Football (soccer), Oxford, UK: Blackwell Scientific, p.112.
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[4]. www.topendsports.com

Abstract: During the process of acquiring or learning a language, the person starts learning the participles in which the learner has to add the suffix -ing ending to the verb to indicate that the action is happening at the time of speaking which can be confused with the gerunds or the adjectives (the adjectives are considered by some grammarians as a part of participles, but in this research it's considered as a separate form) which also end with -ing suffix. That could pose a big problem for the learner because the forms are very similar to each other. This research is going to study the problems that people face in acquiring the -ing form and the differences between the nouns, verbs and adjectives that end in -ing suffix .This research is also going to study the results of a questionnaire that was given to 40 second year English students in Mu'tah University who are asked to answer 20 multiple choice sentences that contain 10 sentences with (-ing) ending answer and 10 sentences with infinitive answer. The results of the questionnaire show that 39% of the students have difficulty in choosing the right answer..

Keywords: Acquisition, -ing, English, Verb, Noun, Adjective.

[1]. Aarts, B. (2006). Syntactic gradience: The nature of grammatical indeterminacy. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
[2]. Cook, S.(1996) A study of the acquisition of gerundive complements by non-native speakers. Indiana. UMI
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[4]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ing#Distinction_between_verbal_and_deverbal_uses
[5]. https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/ar/englishgrammar/verbs/verbs-followed-ing-clauses

Abstract: Silk is the most beautiful gift of nature usually produced by various insects. India has the distinction of being the only country in the world, which produces all the five important verities of natural Silk Viz mulberry, tropical tasar, eri and muga. Among the Four The Tassar silk which is of great commercial interest is produced by different species of Antheraea belonging to the family Saturniidae of order Lepidoptera. (In the present paper the Indian tropical tasar silk insect was carried out during rainy, autumn and winter seasons at lower altitude in the rearing fields.) this paper provides useful information in relation to the relative impacts of individual selection of seed concerns....

KEYWORD- Antheraea ,inbreeding, Hybridization, Selection

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[2]. Jolly, M.S. 1966 : Tasar research scientific Brochure, central Silk board, Mumbai. 1-6. Jolly, M.S. 1971: New Technique of rearing Tasar silk worm, Indian silk, Feb, 17-18.
[3]. Jolly, M.S. Subbarao. S and Krishnaswamy, S. 1964, Studies on the mating capacity of the Silkworm, Sen, J. Expt. Boil 3 : 165-166.
[4]. Jolly, M.S. 1983, Organisation of industrial bivoltine grainage for Tropics. Sen. Project (3) C.S.R. and T.I. Mysore. Govt. of India.
[5]. Krishnaswamy, S.Narsimhanna, M.N. Surya Narayan 1973, Sericulture manual – 2 silkworm rearing, F.A.O. Agr. Services, Bull, 15/2 Rome, 51-53

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Abstract: This research aims to study the working and functioning of the Legal Services Authority Act, 1987 in Lawngtlai District of Mizoram. Lawngtlai District in Mizoram is comprised of about 160 villages with Lawngtlai town as its administrative headquarters having three sub divisions as well as three RD blocks. The district is located at the southernmost part of Mizoram bordering Myanmar, and Bangladesh. The District also covers two Autonomous District Councils which are established under the provision of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India. The....

Keywords: The Legal Services Authority Act, 1987, free legal services, free legal aid, Lok Adalat, victim compensation, Lawngtlai District, legal awareness, court, para-legal volunteers, legal aid counsels, advocates

[1]. The Legal Services Authority Act, 1987, Bare Act, Universal Law Publishing, Lexis Nexis, Gurgaon, Haryana
[2]. Mizoram Statistical Handbook 2021, published by Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Govt of Mizoram, Aizawl, Mizoram
[3]. Lalrinchhana, HTC, Handbook of Court Mizoram Vol 2, ISBN 978-81-959240-9-0, Lois bet Print & Publication, Chandmary, Aizawl, Mizoram published by Hrinzama & sangziki, K&S Villa, Bawnghkawn Brigade Road, Aizawl.
[4]. The Mizoram Victims of Crime Compensation Scheme, 2011 notified by the Govt. of Mizoram Notification Home Department vide Notification No D-32019/1/2005-HM dated Aizawl, the 3rd December, 2011
[5]. The Mizoram Victims of Crime Compensation (Amendment) Scheme, 2016 published in the Mizoram Gazette (extra-ordinary) Vol XLV dated 09.08.2016 Issue No 262.