IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-10 ~ October 2020

Abstract: The COVID-19 as given newer challenges to everyone including the advertisement and the advertising industry. Now the people react, behave and purchase differently in compare to the to the other time. They want advertisements to talks about their emotional well-being and help them fight fear, anxiety and loss with empathy and real solutions. The pandemic has uprooted the old way of using negative appeal like fear, guilt, sadness and anger in the advertisement discourse. The viewers want the advertisements to be more considerate and empathetic towards them and their needs now. They expect the advertisement discourse to be creative and sensitive, as it will motivate them to connect, share, survive and thrive the adversities, fear and anxiety that is prevailing in the society because of the COVID-19........

Key Word: Discourse, Empathy, Viewers, Pandemic, Advertisements, Viewers

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Abstract:Background: The tribal women of Jharkhand have been enjoying honourable position in their respective communities. They play important role in socio-economic, cultural, religious and political life. The status of tribal women can be said to be very high, in the sense of gender equality among the sexes in most of the tribal communities in Jharkhand.The tribal women are work more harder and the entire family, economy and management depends on them. This paper aims to analyse the empowerment of tribal women through education. Education is the key element in the process of social, economic and political empowerment of the tribal women. It helps to increase women‟s access to economic resources and open opportunities in different areas such as skill development, knowledge, financial services and market information.
Material and Method The present study qualitative and quantitative in nature and based on both primary and secondary data. For this purpose, the....

Key word- Tribal women, Community, Empowerment, Education, Tradition, Decision

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Abstract: Indicators are of great importance in the communication of people. In terms of semiology, communication in real estate must be solved. It is not possible to perceive all articles that should be intense. The availability of shapes such as visual images, prioritization, remembrance. Objects and indicators are inputs of a sensor subject. In this study, it is examined what visual images mean in the light of the views of various linguists..

Keywords: Semiotics, indicator, visual image, communication.

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Abstract:Background: Jeneberang River in South Sulawesi, Indonesia,is one of the essential water resources for the community. With its stable flow discharge, the river becomes a drinking water source for one million South Sulawesi population. Nevertheless, over the last ten years, the river has suffered alarming environmental degradation.
Materials and Methods: Quantitative studies distribute 210 questionnaires to communities living in riverbanks, being upstream, central, and downstream communities. Correlation analysis uses the Structural Equation Model with the help of the AMOS Program. Results:Analysisdescriptive of community.....

Key Word:Self-efficacy; Water pollution, Water resources

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Abstract: Background: The RBT method is a simple technology for riverbank protection. A construction method that utilizes local materials and is environmentally friendly. Researchers designed a training model as an introduction to the riverbank protection technology. This study describes the effectiveness of training in increasing community skills in making riverbank protection constructions. Materials and Methods: This research is a quantitative study with a quasi-experimental approach. Participants of 60 farmers were divided into two groups. The 2F group consisted of 30 farmers trained by two facilitators while five facilitators trained the 5F group. The skill test is divided into four aspects, namely Land Preparation, Foundation Work, Reinforced Concrete...

Key Word: Ring Bag Concrete, skills, riverbank, erosion

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Abstract: The conflict in Libya manifests complex dynamics involving personal, group and international interests in a decade long struggle for power and its accruing benefits. Militia, terror and shadow groups are involved in moves and counter moves, flexible alliances and counter alliances based on interests that intricately maneuver fault-lines in the clash and dialogue of civilizations. This study looks at the trends and dynamics of the Libyan conflict; parties involved; the justification behind their actions. The study has recommended the complete withdrawal of shadow parties in the crisis to lessen the complexities involved in solving the crisis, implementation of proper Demobilization, Disarmament and Reintegration and power sharing under a federal structure....

Keywords: Conflict, Libya, Civil War, Dynamics, Civilizations, Identity

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Abstract: Background: The policy of transferring administrative positions to functional positions is one of the implementations of the policy of simplifying the bureaucracy in Indonesia which began in December 2019. The problem occurs because the policy for transferring positions was carried out without going through good preparation since it was established or at the time of its implementation. This condition has an impact on the achievement of policy targets that have been set and even causes problems during implementation at the Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform. This study aims to analyze the policy implementation process of transferring administrative positions to functional positions to formulate input for the policy implementation process.....

Keywords: Position Transfer Policy, Policy Implementation, Administrative Position, Functional Position.

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Abstract: Compensation to a rape victim is a growing need in this post-modern world of the twenty first century. Perpetrator as well as the state has responsibility to make good a rape victim through a proper legal framework. But the issue of compensation to rape victims has been paid less attention. The rape victims don‟t have any specific access to receive compensation as of right in the legal system of Bangladesh. Rather it has been made optional by specific laws and by the courts. Therefore, the issue of compensation to rape victim needs extra care. This paper is going to address the weakness of the existing laws in Bangladesh and argues for ensuring compensation, as of right, to the rape victim as justice requires in a civilised nation

Key words: Rape victims, Compensation, Compensation Scheme, Criminal Justice, Bangladesh.

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Abstract: population component is an inalienable part for any study related to development. The demographic parameters certainly reveal the progress of any society or country. Community wise demographic statistics further highlight trend of development across communities. Tribes occupy a crucial part in the analysis of demographic spectrum of any spatial unit. In Indian context, Chhotanagpur plateau fringe areas of South western West Bengal represent a unique cluster of tribes dependent upon deciduous varieties of Sal (Shorea robusta) vegetation. An insight into population parameters like growth, sex ratio, and work participation reveals that the development benefits are very poorly distributed for tribal communities in comparison to non tribal people residing in the study area.

KEYWORDS: Development, Population, Demographic, Tribals and South Western West Bengal

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