IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2020

Abstract: Stress is an everyday event and the workplace is a chief primary source of stress in modern times. Effects from job stress abound and different intervention methods are many a time employed to achieve wellness of psychological health of workers. This study examined stress and psychological health of bank workers across gender in Nigeria. One hundred and twenty participants from First Bank Nigeria, sampled on their availability took part in the research. With a 2x2 factorial design the prediction that stress would have effects on psychological well-being was examined and results was significant,F (1, 120) =13.419, p=.000. The prediction that gender difference would occur on psychological health was examined and was insignificant, F (1, 120) = 1.132, p=.290.The interaction prediction was insignificant as well, F (1, 120) = 0.45, p=.832. The study came to a conclusion that bankers must introduce and manage the common stressors in the work environment to reduce enhance psychological health. The study recommended relaxation training breaks and work shifts to reduce the level of stress of bankers.

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Abstract: With the flourish of digital technologies, social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have penetrated deep into people‟s daily life. The ever-changing media landscape has influenced news production and dissemination. The very nature of social media which sheds light on the timely and convenient interaction makes it possible for audience to engage with the news production and dissemination, while in mass media age, these two processes are one-way and controlled by professional news producers. The empowerment of social media audience has challenged the monopoly of news organizations........

Keywords:Social Media; Audience Engagement; News Production; News Dissemination.

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Abstract: Mother tongue-based multilingual education is a well-established strategy to address the high dropout rates and poor educational performances of schoolchildren in the tribal regions of India. Odisha is one of the pioneering states to have adopted this policy to reduce the dropout rates amongst primary school students. Odisha is one of the pioneering states to have adopted this policy to reduce the dropout rates amongst primary school students. Though there are problems like shortage of tribal language knowing teachers, lack of willingness of youth in working in villages and remote areas, inadequate funding of schools in villages for development of minimum infrastructure, underpaid and contract teachers appointment, lack of good remuneration even to experienced teachers, etc are perennial problems plaguing Indian education sector. Research papers like this would go a long way in helping government and NGOs to develop education facilities in tribal areas and adivasi children.........

Keywords: Mother tongue-based multilingual education(MTME), Primary education, Santhali, Kisan, Munda, Oraon, Koya, Kui, Bonda, Juanga, Saura, Sarba Sikshya Abhijan,Multi Language Education(MLE), danda mukta

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Abstract: The research area is the Melendiz Stream Basin in Aksaray. Melendiz Stream Basin is located in the Lake Tuz Closed (Endorheic) Basin. The Ihlara Valley part of the basin is included in the Cappadocia tourism zone. Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Tertiary and Quaternary formations are observed in the study area and its immediate surroundings. Mount Hasan, Melendiz Mountain, Mount Keçiboyduran, Mount Göllü and Mount Kulaklı volcanoes have been influential on these formations. Major morphological elements that draw attention are mountainous and hilly areas, piedmont plains that we see in the east of the Çiftlik district and Ihlara Canyon Valley. The Fairy Chimneys, the horizontal forms of the formations........

Keywords: Mount Hasan, Ignimbrite, Ihlara, Piedmont, Melendiz

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Abstract: Rural Development refers to the all-round development of the rural areas. Its aim at improving the quality of live and wellbeing of the economic condition of the rural people.Rural Development is being a crucial topic of discussion among the researchers and policy makers of Assam as well as the country as a whole. The government of Assam has been implementing several poverty elevation and employment generationschemesfor improving the socio-economic condition of the rural people. Among these schemes MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Guarantee Act) which is considered as bullet scheme implemented by the Assam government on 1st April 2008 with an aim of improving the purchasing power of the rural people, primarily semi or un-skilled work to people living below poverty line. In this seminar paperattempt has been made to examine the basic roles of MGNREGA as an employment generation scheme in Assam. In this context an attempt has also been made to give some suitable recommendations for proper implementation of this programme in selected area.

Keywords: development, employment, government, programme and rural.

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Abstract: Throughout its history, the United States has always relied on the concepts of realism to create a unipolar system based on American hegemony that operates on the two axes of unilateralism and interventionism. This has been emphasized in the thinking of the new American order, which has been the central focus of the goals of all US presidents since the collapse of the Soviet Union to date. Accordingly, the policy of infiltration in strategic regions of competing powers has been one of the most important goals of US foreign policy during this period; one of these important regions is Eurasia. Russia and China, two Eurasian states, have used their capabilities in the region for more than two decades to build strategic alliances and prevent foreign powers from interfering in regional affairs........

Keywords: Russia, China, USA, New World Order, Eurasia

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Abstract: The repercussions from global warming sparks concern over the sustenance of the environment as well as of humankind. The purpose of this paper is to induce an ecologically-friendly initiative and responsibility amongst the readers through Robert Frost‟s poetry in the ecocritical perspective especially at a time when mankind grows detrimentally distant from the sustainable, natural world in favor of robust, widespread industrialization eliciting a picture of bleak present reality. The paper looks into how Transcendentalism and Realism are both present in Frost‟s poetry despite the long accustomed view of Frost not being a Transcendentalist. The physical and spiritual sustainability and interconnectedness of Nature and human lives are secured by the infusion of Realism and Transcendentalism. Conclusively, such a relation between Man and Nature evokes understanding the significance of Nature and human nature in evincing a crucially needed ecocentric attitude in the global, political, social and individualized arena of the modern era.

Keywords: Eco-criticism, Realism, Transcendentalism, Robert Frost, Nature, Human Nature

[1]. Epithet describing the concept of Transcendentalism that advocates spiritualism and intuitive perception as opposed to rationalism and scientific thinking.
[2]. An approach to representing reality based on facts rather than on imagination and intuitive thinking.
[3]. The study of literature with respect to the environment where the literary works are understood and analyzed by linking literature with nature.
[4]. Abstract term indicating deviation from traditional and moral values and critically associated with meaninglessness of life.
[5]. Having the sense that the world is conspiring to help a person; opposite of paranoia