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

Abstract: Traditional Dramas or theatres are performed during different social and religious occasions in India. It is also known as rural or village theatre. It reflects the common men's social and cultural attitudes and perceptions. In India tribal sports, habit, tradition, culture, vigour, joy, even disguise for mockery become parts of traditional theatre. In this form of theatre there are special styles of dance which reflects the living and lifestyle of common men. Their cultural aspects are reflected through these plays. In India tribal sports, habit, tradition, culture, vigour, joy, even disguise for mockery become parts of traditional theatre..

Keywords: Folk Drama, 'Bharat Muni' , Natyasastra'., Daskathia, Geetinatya , Desia-nata, Palas, Suanga and Chhau, nukad natak, Gondhal, Jagran and Kirtan, Jatra, Pala, Mughal Tamsa

[1]. The Yatra - The arena Theatre - Dhiren Das.
[2]. The theatre of absurd - Martin Esslin.
[3]. The traditional Indian theatre - Kapila Vatsayan
[4]. Perspective on Odissi Theatre - Ramesh P. Panigrahi
[5]. Folk theatre of Orissa - Direndra Nath Pattnaik.

Abstract: Globally, development has proven to be a phenomenon that derives from good planning. Be it national or personal development, development connotes understanding 'what is', projecting 'what ought' and implementing measures or strategies for transiting from 'what is' to what ought (or should be). Development implies change or transition from one situation or experience to another. With particular reference to the development of a nation-state, that is national development, development is taken to imply economic, political, technological and infrastructural progression and advancement, among others. Against a theoretical understanding that development is desirable we interrogate the following questions: why is it that some nation-states, like Nigeria, remain perpetually categorized as developing nations? What is it that nations described as developed are doing that the......

Keywords: sustainable, leadership, good thinking, corruption, developing nations

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Abstract:The objective of this study is to find out if there is any difference in job knowledge and skills or performance of B.Sc/B.A and HND graduates. A 2 X 2 analysis of variance was used for the study. A purposive random sampling method was used to select the public and private sector employees used for the study. The participants are made up of 200 graduate workers drawn from the public and private sectors in Western part of Nigeria. Interviews were used in addition to questionnaires in collecting data. The result show no significant differences in the job skills and performance of both sets of graduates. It was concluded that, job skill and performances differ, as skills Differences were discussed against the background of previous studies

KEYWORDS: Job skills, Job performance B.Sc/B.A graduate HND graduates. Private and Public sectors

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Abstract: The capital of Borno State is having its shares of increasing number of ruminant livestock. Maiduguri Metropolis has narrow breathing space for livestock rearing; nevertheless, it was practical that quite a lot of families in the city do engage in livestock rearing, with all its associated challenges along major streets. Bolori, Galtimari, Gwange, Maiduwuri Maisandari, Shehuri North and Yerwa are the administrative wards that benefit from variety of species of livestock in the quest of economies and to livelihoods. The scope of the study includes Cattle, sheep and goats. In addition to their output used for home consumption, make considerable cash contributions to household income.....

Keywords: Livelihoods, Employment generation, Livestock products and Maiduguri.

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Abstract: Peter Swirski, distinguished professor in American studies and author of 20 books, published American Utopia and Social Engineering in Literature, Social Thought, and Political History in 2011. At the end of the decade, he made another try at Utopian studies and the result is American Utopia: Literature, Society, and the Human Use of Human Beings (2020). You may regard them as sisters, but there are evident differences as between most sisters: the titles or subtitles already indicate their respective focuses. Among other basic differences, the present book chooses new writers and fictions for task; it takes a distinct evolution point of view in his discussion; and Swirski enriches it by including a number of latest researches in the field of sociology....

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Abstract: For any meaningful learning to take place, learner motivation plays a crucial role. In order to ensure that students develop interest in learning, there's need to take into consideration their motivations in regard to learning The objective of this study was to identify students' motivations for learning French for special purposes. In order to do this we collected data from students enrolled in tourism, hotel and hospitality training programs: which is a form of French for special purposes, in Kenyan universities. For this purpose we used questionnaires and conducted individual and focus group interviews. The data collected revealed that the factors that motivate students to learn French for special purposes are mainly pragmatic in nature.

Key Word: Learner motivation, French for special purposes; French for tourism and hospitality sources of motivation; components of motivation; learner needs

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Abstract: This study empirically analyzed the effects of the labor union's bargaining power of diversified companies on the capital structure under financial constraints with the diversified companies listed on the Korea Stock Exchange from January 1, 2000 to December 32, 2019. The significant findings are as follows. Companies with the labor union strategically increase leverage to increase bargaining power with trade unions, and firms with large operating profit volatility tend to increase leverage more. This means that the greater the volatility of operating profit, the greater the bargaining power with trade unions through increased leverage, representing both corporate and trade union interests. In addition, companies with labor unions increase their leverage to increase bargaining power with the labor union even under financial constraints and make a strategic choice to diversify profits and minimize.......

Key Word: Labor union, Company with a labor union, Capital structure, Financial constraints

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Abstract: After unsuccessful attempts by successive Nigerian governments to transform the general socio-economic environment and enhance the productive capacity of the Niger Delta Area, the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) was officially inaugurated on 21st December, 2000, with a vision to offer a lasting solution to the socio-economic problems of the Niger Delta region and a mission to facilitate the rapid, even and sustainable development of the Niger Delta into a region that is economically prosperous, socially stable, ecologically regenerative and politically peaceful. Twenty years after the Commission was established, those nagging problems for which it was established to redress subsist. In fact, they have assumed epidemic dimensions as the region still contends with environmental degradation, increasing poverty, youth restiveness, high rates of criminality, and infrastructural decay.......

Key Word: Niger Delta; Resource governance; Development; NDDC; Patronage agency; State

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Abstract: Tourism is a complex activity and for its proper functioning is necessary to combine and complement more elements starting with tourism and geographical position, natural geographic features combined with significant monumental anthropogenic values represent the right combination of space gives a real tourist and aesthetic value. The development of tourism in Municipality of Berovo is deeply related with the activities in the area of culture and the organization of cultural events. Municipality of Berovo is an increasingly recognizable touristic-cultural destination where numerous cultural events are taking place in, and some of them are traditional and recognizable for this region........

Key Word: Tourism, tourist destination, selectivity, Berovo.

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