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

Abstract: Background: Development journalism is an agent to change with no parameters for its exercise of content. As a keen observer and analyst of the socio-political, economic and cultural changes of Indian society, Gandhi extensively used journalism to connect the people across the nation adopting a unique style in all the newspapers he worked and placed the struggling nation at the centre of his writings. It instilled new thought processes in the minds of the ordinary people and the native elites to liberate themselves from the multiple oppressive forces. Materials andMethods: The paper attempts to verify two specific characteristics of today‟s development communication which reflects in Gandhi‟s writings: (i) to carry the realistic images of a suppressed nation that help reflect the actual picture of the reality in the minds of the people and (ii) advocating alternate to the current condition and to dream for a abetter nation, where there is more justice and security with a sense of nationalism. The study analyses the contents in two newspapers, "Young India and Harijan‟ to determine the nine characteristics of modern development journalism in Gandhi‟s approach......

KEYWORDS: change, development, betterment, governance, freedom

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Abstract: Rohingya people are constantly denied to the right of citizenship in their own territory and the military junta always tried to push them in Bangladesh, termed the Rohingyas as illegal Bengali migrants. After the so called democratic transition, the situation remains the same. Bangladesh is a third world poor country suffering from the exodus of Rohingyas. There are three major influxes of Rohingya people in Bangladesh. Moreover, Myanmar started the ethnic cleansing in 2017 where the Burmese military killed thousands of people. As a result, the security crisis is increasing day by day in Bangladesh due to the extra burden of Rohingya people. They have become the most vulnerable group in the region. For this reason, they can be easily manipulated by the terrorist organizations and other.....

Keywords: Rohingya, Security, Crisis, Repatriation, Bangladesh

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Abstract: The main aim of this paper was to carry out a linguistic analysis of Henry Ole Kulet‟s novel, Blossoms of the Savannah. The novel is currently a compulsory set text for secondary schools in Kenya. In the novel, Ole Kaelo is retrenched, and therefore he with his family has to relocate to Nasila, his rural home. Given that he had turned his back on Nasila culture, his two daughters, Resian and Taiyo are not circumcised. He also finds himself ensnared by an unscrupulous and extortionist Edward Oloisudori, who loans him money to start a business and to buy a house. This study investigated the existence of linguistic features and their efficacy in bringing to the fore the intricate aspects of Maa culture and the conflict between Ole Kaelo and Oloisudori. The study shows that Ole Kulet has used a number of linguistic devices to effectively communicate the intended message. He particularly uses grammatical and semantic features to portray Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) as not only obnoxious, but also outdated. He uses descriptive nouns and adjectives to concretise characters and events. The results of this study will be invaluable to students and scholars in the area of Stylistics.

Keywords: Analysis, circumcision; culture, linguistic description, Ole Kaelo, semantic

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Abstract: The local government system of Bangladesh that we see at present time has a long historical evolution. It has come to its present shape through a gradual process of evolution. The present structure of rural-local government institutions of Bangladesh is the outcome of the evolution of more than two hundred year British and Pakistan rule. Even after the independence, there had been numerous changes made to their structure. Different governments brought about changes in their composition and functions in the name of decentralization. Behind those initiatives there had been different motives of the then governments. This article is an attempt to present a vivid account of the existing structure, formation and historical development of the rural local government bodies in Bangladesh.

Keywords: Local Government, Union Parishad, Upazila Parishad, Zila Parishad, Bangladesh

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Abstract: Women inhabit more than half of the entire population in Bangladesh.Rural women belong to the most deprived section of the society and go through a number of troubles including social oppression and gender inequality. Therefore, their access to the supplies of life, including reproductive health care is minimal. Most of the women in rural Bangladesh suffer from reproductive complications during whole lifetime, though reproductive health is one of the most significant facets in the life of women. Access to reproductive care is challenging for women due to existing socio-cultural, economic and environmental hindrances fabricating obstacles for women to take decisions independently. A number of studies suggest that women‟s socio-economic and demographic characteristics and social settings.....

Keywords: Rural Women, Reproductive Health, Contraception, Gender Inequality, Decision-Making.

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Abstract: Purchase of specific medicines over the counter is legally not recognized in most countries. 'Over-the-Counter (OTC) Medicines' means drugs which are sold by pharmacists without a prescription. Technically, drugs are OTC unless they are specifically stated as prescription only drugs. This article describes the use of OTC medicines and their advantages and disadvantages. Commonly used OTC are for cough, cold, allergies, pain, fever, acidity, diarrhea, and skin-related conditions. OTC medicines are recognized by patient awareness programs, and support of pharmacists and pharmaceutical companies are required to optimize the use of OTC medicines in India..

Keywords: Over The Counter medicine, Cold, Allergies, Pharmacists

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Abstract: Balaji‟s eldest son, BajiRao, was born in 1698, while the second son, chimnaji, was eight years younger. Balaji also had two daughters, one of whom married a rich money lender who made life miserable for BajiRao as his most tiresome creditor when the latter incurred huge expense in raising new armies. One of the last acts of BalajiVishwanath, before he died, was to arrange for the marriage of his son BajiRao to a most suitable and charming young lady called KashiBai. Balaji brought up his two sons under strict discipline. He constantly admonished them saying, "You must be fearless as lions and strong as tighers. You must be soldiers and leaders of men. Nothing, but nothing should deter you .1BajiRao and chimnaji followed....

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Abstract: Background: The study was carried out to examine the development of spiritual intelligence among adolescents relating to the issues of age and gender in a homogeneous sociocultural background. Materials and Methods: Following a 2x5 factorial design respectively for gender and age, 500 college students from Odisha participated in the study. The sample consisted of 50 boys and 50 girls from each of the 5 classes in the college involving students of only science stream. Their average age across the classes increased from 16.21 in +2 1st year nearly by one year for each of the subsequent classes. With regard to socioeconomic background, the participants could be said to belong to a homogenous culture. King....

Keywords: Critical existential, Transcendental, Meaning production, Conscious state expansion

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Abstract: Individual contentment is confined in the gyre of civilization. It is a universal phenomenon that we always punish ourselves in expressing our psychological and physical necessity openly in fear of personal bonding, other‟s reaction, and social expectation. East Asian writer Haruki Murakami reveals this unbounded self-dissatisfaction under the mask of civility and reality through the way of life of modern Japanese young generation in his bestselling novel, Norwegian Wood. This self-discontentment makes the weak-kneed commit suicide and the compromising live passively. In this novel, despite having a right emotional attachment, Naoko and Toru fail to give each other psychophysical....

Keywords: Civilization; Sexuality; Nothingness; Discontent; Toru.

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Abstract: The examination was to look at the connection of feminine mentalities to menopausal perspectives and the segment and wellbeing qualities related with each. This cross-sectional examination comprised of a haphazardly chosen test of 1824 respondents matured 16 to 100 years in multi-ethnic Hilo, Hawai'i. Ladies finished polls for segment and wellbeing data, for example, age, identity, schooling, residency in Hawai'i, menopausal status, exercise, and perspectives toward period and menopause. Ladies all the more regularly picked positive terms, for example, "common," to depict monthly cycle (60.8%) and menopause (59.4%). In bivariate examinations, post-menopausal ladies were fundamentally bound to have positive feminine and menopausal perspectives than pre-menopausal ladies........

Keywords: Attitudes, menstruation, menopause, ethnicity, exercise,

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Abstract: Neurobic rehabilitation is a multi-year old mechanism that has re-emerged in present-day times and in restorative fields has been creating leap forward outcomes. The immense influence of our subliminal mind is revealed by this extraordinary device. It is an elective mending technique that should be possible to stay in one position and without reactions of any nature. A very trained and strong mind is not only able to interface with the cosmic vitality that resides in the Cosmos, but also ready to charge through it. An arrangement of Chakras and Nadis comprises the human body. The substantial areas of accumulated vitality are chakras. There are seven notable Chakras. Notwithstanding the chakras, we have 72,000 Nadi multi-sided structures. Nadis' cross-purpose makes up the Chakra.........

Keywords: Psycho-Neurobics, Mindfulness, Teen, Social Well-being.

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Abstract: Psycho-neurobics is really a bunch of activities of moving Spiritual Energy in neuro cells by interfacing Psyche (Mind) to the preeminent wellspring of Spiritual Energy. It's the best approach to direct the psyche to have the option to utilize cerebrum energy for innovative work, to recuperate the body and to keep body and brain sound. In this paper, we would see how Psycho-neurobics uphold sailors in different types of self-mending. We will likewise see how Psycho-neurobic practices are planned with a comprehensive way to deal with eliminates negative energy, mending Chakras and improving mental strength. The investigation will likewise examine the significance of Psychoneurobics Practices for mariners to beat any sickness or defeating with everyday ocean life's pressure through rehearsing Psycho-neurobic for keeping.......

Keywords: Depression, herbal medicine, insomnia, , psychopharmacology.

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Abstract: Persistent weariness condition/myalgic encephalomyelitis (CFS/ME) is a generally basic disease, yet notwithstanding extensive examination, ebb and flow medicines have unassuming advantages, and the anticipation stays poor. Since CFS/ME is a heterogeneous issue with different etiological Factors and neurotic highlights, a patient-fixated integrative structure dependent on modifiable physiological and natural variables may offer trust in more viable administration and etter clinical results. An individualized methodology may likewise help target intercessions for subgroups destined to react to explicit medicines. This survey sums up various roads for integrative administration, including dietary alteration, utilitarian nourishing insufficiencies, actual wellness, mental and actual pressure, natural poisonousness, gastrointestinal unsettling influences, immunological distortions, irritation, oxidative pressure, and mitochondrial brokenness. A customized, integrative way to deal with CFS/ME merits further thought as a format for persistent administration and future examination.

Keywords: healing chronic, fatigue, syndrome, psycho neurobics exercises

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