IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-9 ~ September 2020

Abstract: Covid – 19 has drastically changed the world. We are now facing one of the worst crises in human history. We could never imagine of an academic year without normal schooling.Teachers, students and parents are compelled to depend on online learning platforms. This study is conducted to know the perception of adolescent school students towards learning mathematicsand languages, two common papers in School Education; through on line classes. The sample taken were 100 students who were in their final years of schooling, the data was collected in google forms, the tools used were three point perception scale, the statics used were percentage analysis, Mean,Standard deviation and test of significance to find the significance of difference between two Means.The results of the study show that students were more positive in learning languages through on line classes than learning Mathematics through on line classes.....

Key Words:Perception, On line classes, Higher Secondary School Students

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[3]. Anne Platt, Carrie, Raile, Amber N.W., Nan Yu (2014). Virtually the same?Student Perceptions of the Equivalence of On line classes to Face-to-Face classes. MERLOT Journal of Online Teaching and Learning, 10(3). Retrieved from https://jolt.merlot.org/vol10no3/Platt_0914.pdf
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Abstract: The current discussion between members of the strategic and academic community on India-China relations has posed a range of concerns including the future prospects and the significant issues facing bilateral ties. India-China relationships over the past six decades have seen more mutual distrust and skepticism than friendliness and a cordial atmosphere. Such mutual mistrust and suspicion has grown over the years and, throughout the current sense, has gone beyond proportions. The task has always been to overcome the differences of opinion on both sides and find a shared consensus on a variety of sensitive issues like issues concerning the Sino-Indian border. Around the same time, one should not say that these India and China were always on complete odds. Both India and China have made.......

KEY-WORDS—Relationships between China and India, Shared interests,Investigated the reaction,Historic Viewpoint, HindiChini bhai bhai(ह िंदी चीनी भाई भाई)

[1]. Chinese President Hu Jintao has emphasized that "the good neighbourly friendship and cooperation between China and India and their common development not only benefit our two peoples but also serve the peace and development of Asia and the entire world.‟ It was reflected during Hu Jintao‟s visit to India in November 2006.
[2]. India recognized the People‟s Republic of china as the legitimate government of China on April 1, 1950.
[3]. During September 1959, India‟s Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru tabled the First White Paper on India-China relations. It contains notes, memoranda and letters exchanged between India and China between April 1954 and August 1959.
[4]. Both India and China entered into Panchsheel Agreement based on the following principles: a) Mutual respect for each other‟s territorial integrity band sovereignty; b) Mutual non-aggression; c) Mutual non-interference in each other‟s affairs; d) Equality and Mutual Benefit; and e) Peaceful co-existence
[5]. In 1958, Chou En-lai formally laid China‟s claim to Arunachal in Eastern Sector and Aksai Chin in the Western Sector. It was a great surprise for India

Abstract: The study was conducted on people‟s perception about Television and New Media as a reliable source of information. The specific objective was incorporated to search the comparative acceptance of television and new media as a reliable source of information, to find out the reliability of Television and New media. The survey method was used for conducting the study. It was accomplished with 70 respondents and used random sampling. This paper highlighted that new media users are less than television users because internet-based New Media are not connected to people of all generations. More than half of the respondents think Television‟s news accuracy is more than that of New Media. As the internet connection is not yet available in the village, New Media can't reach Bangladesh's root level people. People think Television keeps their news in balance than New Media does. The Political bit is the most untrustworthy bit of Television and Entertainment bit is the most untrustworthy bit of new media..

Key Words: Comparative, Effective role, Perceptions, Reliable Source, Reliability of Television, Reliability of New Media, Source of information

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Abstract: The Partition of Bengal was implemented in 1905, much to the anger of the Indians, who knew it was a sinister attempt by the British to divide the Hindus and the Muslims. Lord Curzon, the Viceroy of Bengal was apprehensive of the solidarity and growing political consciousness of the Bengalis. He formulated a plan under which a new province under the name of Eastern Bengal and Assam would be created where Muslims would be in a majority. For the people of Assam, the amalgamation of Assam with the districts of Bengal was certainly not a good prospect. Assam was under the direct control of the Governor General since 1874 and received liberal grants from the Government, which brought about great development to the province. This period also saw the recognition of Assamese as a second language..........

Key Words: Partition of Bengal; Amrita Bazar Patrika; Bengalee; Assam Bilashini; Advocate of Assam; Asamiya.

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[4]. Srivastava, N.M., Growth of Nationalism in India, 1973
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Abstract: The purpose of this Community Service activity is to assist teachers at Boti Elementary School and Boti Junior High School in writing articles and scientific papers (Classroom Action Research). While the background of this activity was due to the ability of teachers in Boti Elementary and Junior High School in writing scientific papers (Classroom Action Research and Articles) in general is still very low, but in fact this paper is one of the requirements that must be fulfilled in improving teacher performance. The specific target to be achieved through this community service activity is to improve the ability of teachers to write papers (Classroom Action Research and Articles) correctly and accurately..............

Key Words: community service, scientific work

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze and find the nature of police discretion in law enforcement based on local cultural wisdom of South Kalimantan, local cultural values of South Kalimantan that can be applied in law enforcement and factors that influence the use of police discretion in law enforcement based on the wisdom of local culture in South Kalimantan. This research is an empirical legal research related to the discretion of the police in law enforcement based on local wisdom of South Kalimantan.

Key Words: Law Enforcement, Local Cultural Wisdom, Police Discretion, South Kalimantan.

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Abstract: A locus of control orientation is a belief about whether the outcomes of our actions are contingent on what we do (internal control orientation) or on events outside our personal control (external control orientation) (Zimbardo, 1985). On the other hand, Dr. Lynn Soots defines flourishing in life as ―the product of the pursuit and engagement of an authentic life that brings inner joy and happiness through meeting goals, being connected with life passions and relishing in accomplishments through the peaks and valleys of life‖. This study was aimed at understanding the relationship between Locus of control and Flourishing in life. The survey was conducted on 100 men and women between the middle age group of 30 to 65 years, among which 26 of them were men and 74 were women. A statistical analysis of mean, correlation, regression and standard deviation were used, thereby coming to a conclusion that LOC is a predictor of flourishing in life. The study also found that women have higher LOC (external) and also higher rating on their flourishing scale. The study recommends that men and women should be taught the role of personal responsibility in life. This would help them improve their chances of flourishing in life.

Key Words: Locus of Control, Flourishing Scale, Middle-age.

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