IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2021

Abstract: The implementation of the watershed project provide better avenues to the marginal and landless farmers in crop production activities thereby leased-in land from the landlords and large farmers have changed significantly. The arable land area has been increased significantly from 139.72 ha to 192.38 ha (37.70 percent). Also the area under afforestation which was 8.5 ha before the project has been significantly increases to 21.09 ha and the percentage change of 148.11 has been marked. The per hectare use of seed which was found to be 330/-before the project has marginally increased to Rs. 343/-after the project with a percentage change of 3.4 only. Also, the different level of manure and fertilizer use has been slightly increased from Rs. 2133/- to Rs. 2400/- during the two study period accounting for 12.5 percent change. The use of per hectare amount of labour reveals that there is a marginal increased from Rs.......

KEYWORDS: Sagolkhong; afforestation; rainfed

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[4]. Bhalla et al. (2013) "Impact of India's Watershed Development Programs on Biomass Productivity", Water Resources Research, 49, 1568–1580, doi:10.1002/wrcr.20133.
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Abstract: E-learning is the only way of disseminating knowledge in the 21st century where there is explosion of knowledge and population. It is the best way to impart knowledge in a very easy, interesting and comfort manner with deeper understanding of a subject matter. The present study is a survey research where it aims to study the attitude of undergraduate students of Raha College towards e-learning in general and to study the attitude of male and female, urban and rural students in particular. For this purpose, 100 samples were collected where 30 were male and 70 female and 30 urban and 70 were from rural area. A standardized test was administered to collect data........

Keywords: Attitudes, undergraduate, e-learning

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Abstract: This article is about perspectives of curriculum, meaning of syllabus and difference between curriculum and syllabus. It is also about principles of curriculum construction. This is because these principles help you when you yourself are up to the task of curriculum development. From B.Ed. point of view this topic comes in the study of pedagogy of various subjects and under subject Knowledge and curriculum

Keywords: curriculum, syllabus, construction

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Abstract: Assessment of effect of video-assisted teaching programme on knowledge of teachers regarding juvenile delinquency in selected primary schools, West Bengal.
Background: One of the greatest problems in crime nowadays is Juvenile Delinquency. The children act, 1960 in India defines delinquent as "a child who has committed an offence". Juvenile means a boy who has not attained the age of 16 years and a girl who has not attained the age of 18 years. When a juvenile, below an age specified under a statute exhibits behaviour which may prove to be dangerous to society and / or to himself, he may be called a Juvenile delinquent. The school because of its constant and intimate contact with all the children occupies a strategic position in the prevention of juvenile delinquency. A good teacher, in tandem with good parents, help begin a determined educational basis for children; and good kids who are good students make for good adults, who in return make the world.......

Key Words: Juvenile delinquency, Knowledge, Effect, Video-assisted teaching programme, School teachers

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Abstract: The history of Birbhum one of the district in West Bengal is very ancient . Various division taking place in different time periods have gradually reduced its area . Because of natural reasons the map of the area characterized as Birbhum as under gone changes. Stone mining industries in Pachami area is in regular operation since more than 20 years . Environmental changes and their impacts are the unwanted of physical as well as socio - economy activities. Environmental process acidity of soils, natural soils , composition , the nutritional status of soils content. Environmental change the social structure of civil societies and due to environment number changing occur likes social and cultural changes as well as physical and biological . It is cost for year pollution , water pollution , social pollution as well as various problem crisis every daily for environment change. The paper is based on field survey and tries to find out changing pattern of rural life with reference to Pachami village in Birbhum district....

KEYWORDS:- Stone crushing , Environment , Livelihood, impacts, occupational change , community status.

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Abstract: This research aims to analyze the legality principle's essence, where this has become a consideration in proving narcotics crime cases in several regencies and cities in South Sulawesi Province. This research is a non-doctrinal legal research type. The approach used in this study includes three legal science environments: the legal philosophy approach, the legal theory approach, and the dogmatic legal approach. This study population was Police Narcotics Investigators, Public Prosecutors, Advocates, and District Court Judges. The number of samples as respondents was 100 people. Furthermore, the qualitative descriptive analysis was carried out on the research results by referring to the theories used in this study. Also, quantitative analysis was carried out on numerical data, then presented through a frequency distribution table. The results of this study indicate that the essence of the legality principle......

Keywords: Consideration, Essence, Legality Principle, Narcotics Crime, Proving.

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Abstract: The research objectives were to analyze, first the legal nature of land acquisition for development for the public interest in Indonesia; secondly, to analyze the meaning of land procurement for development in the public interest in the laws and regulations in Indonesia; and thirdly, to analyze the synchronization of land acquisition arrangements for development in the public interest in the legislation in Indonesia. This type of research is doctrinal legal research or normative legal research (normative legal research). Based on the study, on the legal material of this research, it is concluded that (a) the law of land acquisition for development for the public interest in Indonesia, has 3 (three essences, namely the first is an imperative essence (2) an indicative nature, and (3) an optical nature....

KEYWORDS: Land Acquisition; Development; Public interest

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Abstract: Assessment of the customer satisfaction index is an important factor as a measure of the quality of a college. This study aims to determine the satisfaction index of cadets with academic services in the air traffic study program for the 2019/2020 academic year. The method used is descriptive quantitative. The results of this study indicate that the highest scores are in the academic officers who look neat when serving cadets and are always on site, easy access to the service desk, counter instructions with appropriate implementation, academic officers always help provide clear information. Meanwhile, the lowest score was not available for computer facilities and infrastructure. Cadets are generally very satisfied, based on aspects; tangibles 92.2%, responsiveness 91.3%, reliability 91.8%, empathy 93.6%, and assurance 90.9%. The average satisfaction measured per aspect is 92%.

Keywords: Satisfaction, Cadets, Education Quality, Aviation Polytechnic

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