IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-11 ~ November 2020

Abstract: In the present paper, I have tried to paint one of the glorious Indian art forms. As it is practiced in the Mithila region of Bihar and Nepal. It is Called Mithila and Madhubani art. These Painting are known for representing ritual content for particular occasions,includingfestivals,religiousrituals,etc. etc The colors used in Madhubani paintings are usually derived from plants and other natural sources. These colors are often bright and pigments like lamp. black and ochre are used to create black and brown respectively. Instead of contemporary brushes, objects like twigs, matchsticks and even fingers are used to create the paintings. Due to these uniqueness, Now it has become popularized and commercialized.

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to analyze the effect of internship training on student's competency and work ethic at hotel hospitality accommodation school. The sample in this research is vocational school in Bengkulu, sample are taken by using random sampling to decide which class would be used to apply internship method. Data are analyzed by using ANOVA and MANOVA statistic test with significance level 5%. The result of this research shows that internship method has influence on student competency (31.90), instructor DUDI gives the highest influence. There is an influence between internship method with students' work ethic (10.50) and same age tutor method has the highest influence. Internship method has influence on competency and work ethic simultaneously with the influence level 10.20

Keywords: Internship training, work ethic, Job competence,

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Abstract: This research aims to find out the difference between problem based learning models and conventional to students' mathematical literacy skills. This research was conducted by experimental method. The research population is a grade VIII student of SMP Negeri 10 North Bengkulu. The sample consists of two groups, namely the Problem Based Learning model group and the Conventional group. Both groups were given pre-tests to determine the initial ability of students' mathematical literacy. After the Pre-Test, the Problem Based Learning group gets learning with problem based learning synaesses and conventional groups get learning according to conventional synapses. Both classes give post-test to find out the differences and improve students' mathematical literacy skills. Data processing......

Keywords: Mathematical Literacy, Problem Based Learning

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Abstract: Thisstudy aims to determineperceptionandawarenesslevelsaboutclimatechangein Alexandria Governorate. Thestudy usesaquestionnairemethod via internet to obtaindata. Generally,knowledgelevelsregardingclimatechange is relatively high but about adaptation werecomparatively moderate.It is important to increase communication tools to understand the scientific bases of climate change, and increase the public awareness.

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Abstract: Background: In rural areas of India, women have engaged themselves in different jobs to maintain their families and raise their standard of living (Motkuri & Naik, Growth and structure of workforce in India: an analysis of census data, 2016). But they face many problems in their work place that acts as an obstacle and prevent the women to exhibit their working skill in spite of having the same potential as that of men and thus obstacles rise in the path of achieving women empowerment. An attempt has been made in this paper to analyze the present scenario of working women in five villages in Barrackpore Block-I of North 24 Parganas, to highlight the obstacles that are hindering the women empowerment and to suggest suitable recommendations. This paper will help the policy makers to undertake policies regarding rural women empowerment to remove the problems and lead to move involvement of women in working sector....

Key Word:Women workforce, Unemployment, Income, Women empowerment, working sector.

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Abstract: This research paper provides a short analysis and discussion on the Ablaut and Rhyme reduplication of the Bodo and the Garo language, the two Tibeto-Burman languages of North-East India. The goal of this paper is to discuss the features and functions with respect to Ablaut and Rhyme reduplication in both the languages. This analysis is all about relationship between phonology and reduplication, where Ablaut reduplication relates to vowel and Rhyme duplication relates to consonant. Ablaut and rhyme reduplication create new lexis also expresses the plural meaning in both the languages helping in forming inflectional and derivational category of words.

Keywords: ablaut reduplication, derivational, inflectional, phonology, plural meaning, rhyme reduplication

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Abstract: Recent past has witnessed much expansion of science and IT. This expansion has led to the concept "Digital Bangladesh‟ where the vision of Bangladesh government is making an e-state. Such vision and digitalization compelled the police sector in going virtual especially for tourist police as all sectors including tourism has become ICT based. This study focuses on the perception and knowledge of Cox‟s Bazar tourist police about using E-policing in booming ICT based tourism industry. It investigates the readiness of them to solve, tackle and manage aroused problems in this tech-based industry to serve tourists more quickly and effectively. Research found tourist police having little knowledge on the concept with lack of training and mental readiness to accept new technologies.

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Abstract: Although marriages are ordained by God and form the basis for family formation, the age at which people get married is increasingly been delayed. This observed delays in marriages, according to studies, is traceable to the desire for financial, economic, emotional and spiritual maturity of would-be couples.Although literature shows that the delay has both positive and negative implications for men, women, children, the society and the government in many jurisdictions, there is no unanimity on the implications of delayed marriage in Nigeria. This study sought to determine the social implications of delayed marriage in Nigeria. The study adopted a survey design which involved the administration of copies of close-ended questionnaire to one hundred postgraduate students of Babcock University purposively selected from a population of 2,500 PG students during the 2019/2020 academic....

KEYWORDS: Delayed marriages, Cohabitation, Single parenting, Childbirth outside wedlock, multiple sex partners

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Abstract: Globalization and advances in information and communication technology have created a borderless state, this has resulted in the opening of public interaction relations between countries in the world. It can be known together that economic globalization has led to the entry of foreign workers into Indonesia. This is able to support the progress of industrial development through the transplantation of work systems and mastery of technology and new skills for the industrial world in the country. However, this will clearly reduce the speed of work for Indonesian citizens who have the quality of expertise and education that is inferior to the foreign workers who attend. This situation......

KEYWORDS: Legal Policy, Value of Justice, Reform, Foreign Workers

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Abstract: According to the local environment activist and research persons working on problem of acidification, industrial and factory effluents, sewage and agricultural wastes and the toxic substances secreted by the above said resources are the main causes for water pollution in Yamuna river water. Yamuna water is commonly used for agricultural fields in adjoining areas. Several micronutrients are heavy metals and known to produce undesirable effects on plants at higher concentrations. When the toxic metals inhibits the metabolic process and important physiological activities in the plants the growth and survival of the plant becomes a difficult task.

KEYWORDS: pollution , BOD, COD, industrialization , toxicity,

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Abstract: This research paper examines the political participation of Scheduled Caste (SC) women in urban and rural regions of Telangana, India. Political participation is a critical aspect of democratic societies, reflecting the inclusiveness and representativeness of governance structures. SC women, historically marginalized due to caste and gender, face unique challenges that impact their political engagement. This study employs a comparative approach to analyze the levels and forms of political participation among SC women in both urban and rural settings.....

KEYWORDS: Political Participation, Scheduled Caste Women, Urban-Rural Comparison, Telangana and Democratic Engagement

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Abstract: The inability of some of us to embrace others as fellow humans is the most disheartening part of human progress and civilization. Human society is always differentiated by class, color, and culture. We fight to stifle and destroy others rather than embracing their uniqueness to our benefit. Negroids are hated by Caucasians, and the Mongoloids are always armed against them. Our sense of fraternity vanished. There is a noticeable gap between the rich and the poor, between blacks and whites, and between men and women. Some invisible hand is always rolling the dice in the name.......

KEYWORDS: Race, Class, Gender, victim, life

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Abstract: Swami Vivekananda, one of the foremost spiritual leaders of India, is credited with revitalizing and popularizing Vedanta philosophy in modern times. His interpretation of Vedanta has deeply influenced multiple facets of human development, including moral, intellectual, and spiritual growth. Vedanta, a key philosophical framework of Hinduism, addresses the nature of reality, the self, and the universe, emphasizing the potential divinity inherent in all individuals. Vivekananda's teachings promote self-reliance, the harmony of religions, and the expansion of human consciousness as tools for personal and societal development. This paper examines how Vivekananda's interpretation of Vedanta can be applied to various dimensions of human development, including psychological well-being, social equity, and global harmony, drawing connections to modern concepts of personal growth, education, and collective advancement.

KEYWORDS: Swami Vivekananda, Vedanta, human development, Hinduism, and personal growth

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