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

Abstract: Keki N Darualla is one of the notable poets of Indian English Literature. His remarkable animal poems Hawk and Wolf bear the notion of the conflict between man and nature. By using his strong imagistic brilliance Darualla juxtaposes both the mythical primitive world and the present world where animals have been killed mercilessly. Moreover, the poem Wolf vividly portrays the Indian superstitious society where parents make use of various myths in order to discipline their children. The speaker asserts that human murders nature for their own desire. This greedy nature of human being is responsible for the deplorable plight of the animals. When we look at the relationship between man and nature, it is always assumed that man is the owner who has the 'right' over nature and this greed or anthropocentric.....

Keywords: Keki N Darualla, conflict, man and nature, mythical primitive world, superstitious society, anthropocentric behaviour, natural instincts

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Abstract: This study aims to determine the role of a local newspaper in carrying out its oversight function of corruption in South Sulawesi province, Indonesia. The type of research used is the content analysis. The unit of analysis is two local newspapers namely Fajar Daily and TribunTimur Daily which are published in Makassar, the provincial capital of South Sulawesi. Data analysis used the Single Factor Analysis of variance (ANOVA) or one-factor ANOVA (One Way ANOVA) test. The findings of the study show that: (1) local newspapers published in Makassar are quite large in providing a portion of the coverage of matters relating to corruption, even though in the atmosphere of the Covid 19 pandemic that has hit almost all countries in the world. (2) There are differences in reporting techniques in reporting, the Fajar daily newspaper exposes more of corruption issues at the national level, while the TribunTimur daily newspaper raises many corruption problems at the regional level. (3) Coverage techniques, such as news.....

Keywords: Local newspapers, corruption, clean governance, regional autonomy

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Abstract: Background: The spread of Covid-19 virus across the world has affected the educational systems worldwide, leading to the near total closures of educational institutions, which have far-reaching economic and societal consequences on all stakeholders in the education sector. Therefore, this study examined the socio-economic implications of Covid-19 on primary education in North Eastern Nigeria.
Materials and Methods: The study used a sample comprising of 399 respondents which include primary school education stakeholders in Borno and Adamawa States. Data was collected through a structured questionnaire and was analyzed using descriptive statistics. Results: The findings showed that teachers.......

KEYWORDS: Covid-19, Coronavirus, Primary Education, Online Education, Socio-Economic, Northeastern Nigeria.

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Abstract:Background: According to the Indian philosophy of life / line of thought, Music is one of the means of reaching the ultimate goal of Life – Moksha – Enlightenment / Salvation. Music means devotion towards Naada-Brahma – the Absolute Truth of Existence in the form of Sound. The path of realization of the Almighty through Music is called Naada Yoga. Music is, thus, a form of worship and Music is worshipped as a Divine Art. Musician / Artist should be / is considered as a Saadhaka, a devotee. The quintessence of his devoted efforts – his Saadhanaa, flows and resonates through and illuminates his art-work. Both, the listener as well as the artist get the benefit of rich input that goes into the art-work during the Saadhanaa. The Question: The period between 1950 and 1980s is considered to be Golden Era in the history of Hindi film music. Hindi films during this period gave hundreds of memorable musical hits, which left an everlasting, positive, lingering, resonating mark on the audience. Why are most of the present day compositions devoid of such long-lasting effects ? This......

Key Word: Indian Music, Indian Film Music, Indian Folk Music, Popular Indian Music, Sociological aspects of Music, Music appreciation, Aesthetics in Music

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Abstract: Tribes are a group of people living under primitive condition yet not popularly known to the modern world. Tribals utilize forest produce forest timber and fuel wood record for the role of ethnic and indigenous conservation of biodiversity. Tribals have played pioneering role in protecting wildlife and forest. They are generally the best conservationists and have managed their cultivable lands since generations. The necessity to protect forests as a valuable heritage and preserving its innumerable resources to the present as well as future generations may be undisputed. Tribal people have been worshipping the environment considering it a god since time immemorial. Forest resources are the important livelihood contribution provided by the tribal society. In this study the data is collected through a structured interview schedule from 100 respondents by using the systematic random sampling method....

Keywords: Forest resources, Tribal Activities, Utilization, and Forest conservation

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to examine social support which is used as a strategy for empowering women farmers to maintain their existence. This study uses a descriptive literature method on social support as a strategy for empowering women farmers to maintain their existence. This research only explains the aspect of social support which is used as a strategy by female farmers to maintain their existence. In this study it was found that social support had a positive influence on the existence of female farmers. The social support strategy in empowering women in the agricultural sector to increase economic resilience can be carried out by establishing gender justice. The form of gender......

Key Word: Communities Support; Families Support; Female Farmers; Social Support.

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Abstract: In modern society the library has become known as a cultural organ. The library plays a vital role in the overall development of the society. The library is a social institution, where regardless of their social standing. The book without the reader is as useless as the reader without the book is helpless. If the relationship between the book and the reader is intimate, then the book is meaningful and the author and the reader are happy and proud. The best vehicle book in education. Education and libraries are intertwined. Library is the holder and carrier of civilization. The library has been carrying the mortality and civilization of the people for ages. Library is the key to improving culture. The usefulness of the library in this country is nothing less than a hospital and more than a school-college. Students reading interest increases through the library.…..

Key Words-Library, Education, Reader, Evolution,Society, Development

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Abstract: The aim of the article is to analyze the effects of single-parent educational practices on children's academic performance. To this end, a convenience sample of 45 children aged 3 to 7 from preschool and primary school from single-parent and two-parent educational practices was determined. To collect the data, we used a number of research techniques such as documentary research, semi-structured interview and questionnaire. For data analysis, we combined mixed quantitative and qualitative research approaches.The results of the study show that students from single-parent families are as capable as others of producing good returns in school. But the most successful students are those who live mostly with their mother. If those who live with their father experience much more difficulties, it is because of......

Keywords: Educational practices-Single-parent-Patricentric-Matricentric-Academic performance-Children

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