IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2021

Abstract: Phonology is the study of sound patterns of a language. It is known as the study of mental representation of contrastive sound units. In other words the study of how speech sounds forma themselves to contribute in higher forms and functions in languages. Odia is spoken by nearly thirty five million people as mother tongue in Odisha and nearly half figure stated here also speak this language as their other tongue. Odia is an Eastern Indo-Aryan language and belongs to Indo- Aryan language family. From the semantic point of view Odia words can be separated into functional word, grammatical word, lexical word, contains word, compositional word, lexicalized word, onomatopoeic word etc.

Keywords: Language, Odia, Speech, vowels, consonant, phonology, letter. verbal communication, monosyllable, linguistic aspects, Derivational Morphology, nouns, pronouns and adjectives

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Abstract: Bangladesh has a long and eventful tradition of local government. The structure and functions of local government have been evolved in consonance with socio-economic and political transformation of the country. Nevertheless, the Bangladesh Constitution (Articles 9, 11, 59, and 60) made provisions for establishing local government as an inseparable organ of administering state affairs to safeguard democratic values and to secure economic and social justice. Bangladesh has three tiers of rural local government namely zilla parishad , upzila parishad and union parishad .Union parishads are the lowest tier of rural local government . The Union Parishads are struggling in delivering expected public services to the common people at the grass root level mostly due to lack of appropriate administrative and financial authority as well as institutional capability. It also plays a catalytic role in local level development........

Keywords: Local Government, Review, Union Parishad

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Abstract: Regardless of in which context we are talking about reading (either traditional or digital reading) it is an important area we need to pay close attention to. Domestic and international research results indicate a generally declining willingness to reading in case of the young generation. The results of the survey carried out within the framework of the "Az Én könyvtáram" (My Library) project also show this. According to this, only 10% of the Hungarian population reads regularly, but the proportion of non-readers is over 50%. (Tóth, 2019) The results of the PISA survey, which measures young people's reading comprehension skills, also show that students' reading comprehension skills are weaker than in previous years, based on the OECD average. (PISA 2018 Synthesis Report, 2019).......

Keywords: Reading, Libraries, Librarians, Reading promotions.

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Abstract:Patient satisfaction has long been considered an important component when measuring health outcomes and quality of care. The study population consists of patients who came for services to the PHCCs. The present study aimed to determine the level of satisfaction for patients, in terms of resources available, and about health care services in primary health care centres. Also this research comes to highlight the possibility of knowing the health services quality in a selected group of primary health care centres in Sirte - Libya. The sample size is 204 patients selected randomly. Cross-sectional descriptive study, a predesigned questionnaire was used. The study concludes that a service of PHCCs provided was lower to level that most of the patients were not satisfied.

Keywords: Health services quality - Primary healthcare centres

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[2]. Ahmad Mahmoud Zamil Ahmad Yousef Areiqat "The Impact of Health Service Quality on Patients' Satisfaction over Private and Public Hospitals in Jordan: A Comparative Study" International Journal of Marketing Studies Vol. 4, No. 1; February 2012
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[5]. Gadallah, M., Zaki, B., Rady, M., Anwer, W. & Sallam, I. "Patient satisfaction with primary health care services in two districts in Lower and Upper Egypt" EMHJ - Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal, 9 ( 3) , 422-430, 2003

Abstract: The study investigated students' mathematical approach to problem solving in physics in the Senior Secondary Schools in Nigeria. The purpose was to examine the level at which students give correct mathematical interpretations to definitional statements in Physics. A descriptive type of survey research design was adopted in the study. The sample for the study consisted of 480 Senior Secondary School class two Physics students. They were purposively selected at random across the sixteen Local Government areas of Ekiti state, Nigeria. Three hypotheses were formulated and tested at 0.05level of significance. The research instrument was a questionnaire prepared and administered by the researcher on the respondents. The data collected were analysed through inferential statistics. The results showed.....

KEY WORD: Mathematical approach, Definitional concept, Problem solving

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[4]. Ajayi, P. O. (2008). Evaluation of the implementation of senior secondary school physics practical activities in Nigeria. Journal of Curriculum Studies Department. University of Ado – Ekiti, 5 (1), 90 - 101.
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Abstract: The article attempts to highlight a case of reviving Poirou Khongjin (PK) High School from merely 100 students in 2007-08 to 635 students at present with a pass percentage of above 90% in class X Board Examination for past 7 years. The school is unique in the sense of the bright hope it shows and being an exemplar Government School in the present day Manipur. The success has primarily been achieved through extension of Pre-Primary section in the school, more commitment of the teachers, co-operation and support from the community and the special coaching for class X students of the school run by the school itself. The innovation made by the school is an interesting case which gives a ray of hope to the Government Schools to innovate and improve.

KEY WORDS: Innovation, Pre-primary, Innovation,Coaching, Community support

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Abstract: Technological progress and innovation is correlated with country's growth and development. It enhances its productivity, increases output and reduces poverty. This paper aims to look at the scope and challenges to India for becoming the next technological and industrial hub. The paper highlights the role of quality education, skill building, government and the banking sector in addressing the challenges for India to be the next innovation hub. It highlights the features that are conducive for technological advancements as well as the limitations that need to be addressed..

Keywords: Technological innovation, Growth, Skill, Education

[1]. Ease of Doing Business Index(2020)
[2]. Global Innovation Index (2020)
[3]. India Global Business (2020). India gears up to become the next silicon valley of the world
[4]. Mc Kinsey Global Institute Report (2019) Digital India : Technology to transform a connected nation
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Abstract: The quest for growth and improvement of life makes human beings different from animals. Even though man is a social animal and cannot live in isolation he constantly tries to find newer ways and means to fulfill his desires and, has actually found ways to improve his life by encouraging innovations through the grant of monopoly in terms of Intellectual Property Rights. However, in his desire for a better life which he can call 'owned', man has started expanding the scope of IPR in all directions, including sports, sports moves, sports strategies both team and individual and also sports skills. The researcher through this article analyses the scope and extent of IP laws and the impact of granting IP protection in an area which was earlier a field for fun and frolic, general fitness and physical prowess, thus making it into an individual's commercial venture.

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Abstract: In the management world today, it's widely accepted that the future of any organization critically depends on how it is viewed by key stakeholders. Several research studies have shown that corporate communication when effectively used can help organizations acquire goodwill to operate among their stakeholders. The bulk of these studies, however have been conducted in business organizations, government ministries and parastatals. There have been few studies investigating the effectiveness of corporate communication in academic institutions yet the phenomenon of lack of the goodwill granted by stakeholders. The study sought to investigate the challenges facing corporate communication as a management tool in public Universities in Kenya. The study was guided by the Legitimacy theory, Stakeholder theory and the Stakeholder Salience Model. The scope of the study was four public universities in Kenya. The target population for the study was 2040 administrative staff working in public universities in Kenya where....

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