IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2020

Abstract: The fulfillment of coming to provide a statement in a crime proceeding is a legal obligation. A suspect, an accused, a witness or an expert must come to fulfill a call in criminal processes. There is no law allows the call by representing it to other people unless in the traffic violation which is the accused can refer someone by a representing letter to represent him in the trial. The call towards the suspect aims at making the investigation runs smoothly. However, the investigators are having difficulties in doing investigation towards a suspect as an illness reason. It is particularly happening when a call to provide a statement in the process of witness interview or as a suspect in the corruption case.This research aims to know and explain rules on calling the suspects having an illness reason in criminal procedure law, and to know and explain the efforts done to overcome the obstacles in....

Keywords: Rules, investigation, corruption, illness reason.

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Abstract: Terrorism is nothing but a question of perspective. Thus, sociologists have asserted that terrorism is a social construction. Contrary to the impression fostered by official incidence counts and media reports, terrorism is not a given in the real world but is instead an interpretation of events and their presumed causes. The social construction of terrorism can be studied through the looking glass self conception propounded by C.H. Cooley and Mead in this social-psychological analysis. The paper seeks to examine the role of self conception in the participation of terrorism. The problem that terrorism constantly faces is in explaining its causes. Thus, the following question has been answered: "Whether an individual‟s self conception as understood from the looking glass self has a role to play in motivating......

Keywords: Terrorism, Social-Psychology, Looking Glass Self, Theoretical, Motivation for terrorism, Symbolic Interactionism, Cooley and Mead

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Abstract: In the present study Traditional Textile and costumes related to motifs and design of Karbi tribe of Assam were primarily focused. Field survey was carried out in six blocks of East Karbi Anglong district and one block of West Karbi Anglong district during 2018-19 to illuminate the traditional knowledge through structured questionnaires and Focus Group Discussions. The most significant aspects included here was various components of traditional back strap loom, unique costumes of men and women, other clothing pattern, traditional ornaments, motifs & believes and herbal dye. At present context the usage and production of these traditional artifacts are under precarious condition due to modern production techniques apt for the changing of times..

Keywords: Traditional Textile, costumes, motifs & design, indigenous dyes, Karbi Tribe of Assam

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Abstract: This paper examines the numeral system of Etulo, an Idomoid language spoken in Benue state, Nigeria. It discusses the operation of the Etulo traditional counting system; as well as an evolving modern counting system which has considerable influence from the decimal system used in Hausa. The modern system of counting is mostly preferred or used by the younger generation of Etulo speakers. Etulo basically adopts the vigesimal system for its traditional counting. Some numerals are formed by compounding and other periphrastic means. Ordinal numbers are derived from cardinal numbers by the expression onwi. In the noun phrase, cardinal and ordinal numbers follow the noun and precede the demonstrative. Mathematical processes such as subtraction, addition, and division are mostly expressed by verbs.

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Abstract: Most indigenous populations prefer traditional medicine developed over generations before the era of modern medicine. Nagaland, one of the states of North Eastern India, has a large tribal population, high literacy rates but low health indicators. In-depth household interviews of a representative random sample of 510 rural households and 300 urban households on seeking traditional healing for mental health affirmed the wide popu-larity of traditional medicine but with limited success for mental disorders as well as declining trend in urban areas.The challenge today is to integrate the best of the different healing traditions to meet the healthcare needs of contemporary society, especially for mental disorders.While traditional healers are still popular in Nagaland, their number is decreasing and also their capacity to deal with increasing substance abuse, stress disorders and younger clientele.Hence, the best possible.....

Key words: Mental Illness, Traditional healing, Integration, Allopathy, Nagaland

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Abstract: In advancing disciplines, the methodological debate is a sign of health. The methodology of geography came under debate for the first time during the middle of twentieth century when F. K. Schaefer, an American scholar, published his paper entitled ―Exceptionalism in Geography: A Methodological Examination‖. Publication of the paper brought a revolution. Shortly after this was discussed the paradigmatic shifts in a discipline by Thomas S. Kuhn, another American scholar, through his seminal work ‗The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' (1962). His account of the development held that science enjoys periods of stable growth punctuated by revisionary revolutions. Kuhn called the core concepts of an ascendant revolution it's ‗paradigms' and the term became very popular. Since........

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Abstract: The South Asian region keeps much importance for its strategic geographical location, political movement, economic instability and historical culture. Despite common regional heritage, culture, history, social practices and colonial legacy, South Asia has significant regional security dynamics and complexity. The regional security complexity focused on India–Pakistan confrontation and rivalry due to territorial and non-territorial disputes. However, the study observes, India is the dominant actor in this region due to material supremacy, but the bilateral relationship between India and other neighbouring countries is mistrust which adversely affects the geopolitics at the regional level. Moreover, the existence and connection of many state and non-state actors in the region have increased the strategic security complexity of the region. Besides, the South Asian contains much attention.....

Key words: Security , Complexity, India, Pakistan, regional, sub-regional and South Asia

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