IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2021

Abstract: The electric mobility sector is the most developing sector currently and is the only solution to resolve the environmental problems looming upon the globe. The adoption of EVs from the global perspective can help in understanding India's current position and potential. A comparative analysis of the global leaders in EV adoption and electrification of the transportation sector provides an outline for India's EV adoption roadmap. Based on current levels of EV adoption certain future projections and assessments can also made. Various government initiatives and policies provide support for development of the Electric Vehicles ecosystem. The government policies for e-mobility adoption have evolved in the past five years and the current Phased Manufacturing Programmes and FAME II policy are pursuing adoption of e-mobility very progressively. The economic downturn will have considerable impact on EV adoption and will push the inflection points for various vehicle segments further by few years......

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Abstract: The objectives of the research were to find out the effect of presenting local culture towards students' ability in English language teaching especially in producing the written text. The research was pretest and posttest design. The sample of this research was 30 participants of Bahaso Tour Guide Training Program of BHAKTI. The instruments used in this study were test. The data of the research were collected through tests (Pre-Test and Post-Test). The pre-test was given before treatment and the post-test was given after treatment. The data collected from pre and post-tests were analyzed by using t paired sample test through SPSS 16.00 shown that sig (0.000< 0.05). The results found the implementation of local culture in teaching and learning English improves students' ability to produce written text. Therefore, the hypotheses of this study were accepted. There was a significant improvement in presenting local culture towards students' ability in producing the written text. It can be concluded that the presence of local culture increases students' ability in producing written text.

KEYWORDS: Local culture, students' ability, English language teaching.

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Abstract: Background:The role of effective communication between a patient and the health care provider cannot be over-emphasized. A patient who feels uncomfortable communicating with a health provider might not comply to instructions.The practice of good communication helps in building trust in relationships between healthcare providers and patients and enables better understanding of the patient's medical problems. This study therefore was conducted to determine various communication barriers and their resultant effects on healthcare delivery in Nigeria. Materials and Methods: This was a descriptive cross-sectional study carried out among two hundred and twenty-eight women who gave consent. The study period was from November 2019 to January 2020.The study was conducted among pregnant women and nursing mothers that access health care in seven Primary Health Centres (PHCs) in ObotAkara Local Government Area of Akwa......

KEY WORDS: Communication; Barriers; Health care delivery; Nigeria

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Abstract: COVID 19 pandemic has significantly disrupted our education sector. Shift to online methods of teaching creates a rapid change in the job roles and expectations of teachers. This study is conducted to assess the attitude of school teachers towards online teaching and to find its relationship with their educational management skills. The sample taken were 100 school teachers, the data was collected in Google forms , the tools used were Attitude Scale to check the attitude of teachers towards online teaching and Questionnaire to check the educational management skills of teachers. Statistics used were mean, standard deviation, correlation, significance of correlation and chi-square test. The results show that there is a positive correlation between the two variables.

Keywords- Attitude, Educational management skills, Online Teaching, School teachers

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Abstract: This research attempeted to analize the impact of service failure, service recovery and complaint handling toward the BPJS non-FBI patients' satifaction at public hospital in Jambi Province. The method that was used in this research was quantitative and qualitative SEM-AMOS 21 population is BPJS non-FBI class 3 patients and sample with 240 repondents which was deevided in several public hospitals in Jambi Province., Batang Hari, Muaro Jambi and Kuala Tungkal by using questioner. The result showed that service failure was not segnificant to patients' satisfaction, the failure was showed significantly at service recovery and complaint handling, intervieningly, patients' satisfaction overall can be influenced by service failure through service recovery and complaint handling.

Keywords: Service failure, Service recovery, Complaint handling, Patients' satisfaction BPJS

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Abstract:Transgender people are called 'Laanch' in Kashmir, a derogatory slang term, and often leads to verbal, physical and sexual abuse. Most of the transgender people community are subject to injustice related to education, job, legal recognition and access to social resources. The LGBTQ community to function outside formal sectors which in turns to make their life more vulnerable.
According to the 2013 study on the migration of transgender people from rural to Srinagar revealed that the nature of harassment faced by them included bullying, sexual abuse, verbal and physical abuse and social restrictions that in immense psychological disturbance. The community is often forced to leave their places and forced to stop attending schools and worship places.
The study also noted that the intimidated environment.......

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Abstract: The main objective of this study was to examine the influence of socio-educational factors (method of teaching,students' parental background, extra-curriculum activities, and size of the classroom) on students' academic performance in some government secondary schools, Yobe State, Nigeria. A quantitative research approach was used. A total samples of 265 final year students (192 Males and 73 Females) between the ages of 18 to 25 years old were collected. The data collection exercise was done by the means of self-administered questionnaire and then analyzed with SPSS Software version 22. The findings revealed that, the independent variables; i.e. socio-educational factors (method of teaching and class room size), explained 69.5% of variation for dependent variable (academic performance......

Keywords: Method of teaching, Class room size, extra curriculum activities, Socio-educational factors.

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Abstract :Indian dramas have been welcomed in Afghanistan since 2000. It was the time that the new constitution enshrined freedom of expressions, and many private TV channels were granted licenses to compete for viewers, and indeed for advertisements in order to run their stations. One of the famous dramas that sparked controversy were "the Mother-in-law was once the Daughter-in-law". The Drama twists around Indian societies, family issues and religious practices which, according to the Council of Clerics, or Ulema, are not within acceptable limit of the faith and culture of Afghanistan. How do viewers perceive the dramas? Majority of the viewers have objection regarding the appearance of the female casts. Sari is not a right dress for a Muslim woman while the Council of Clerics problematize the contents of the drama, too. The political and religious conflict of interest may also have a role in sparking the controversy, but the findings of this study indicate that the majority of Afghan and Indian respondents define the messages of the dramas opposing the Islamic principles.

KEY WORDS: Controversy, Council of Clerics, Media and Viewers, Drama and Sari

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Abstract: This brief examines sexual violence in conflict zones and state responses in India from a feminist and policy perspective. The objectification of the female body makes it the site of difference and the site of violence. On this account, women have suffered sexual abuse, rape, violence and abduction. Caught in the storms of nation-building, religious majoritarianism, and neoliberal globalization, women have too often been rendered insecure in between competing patriarchies. This is far from unique to India. But as an Indian citizen, it is only natural that I concentrate on challenges that I think we currently face in the country.
From the very inception of the Indian State, much like in other South Asian countries, women have been seen as sources of national or community pride. But regrettably the history of consolidation of nation States sees many instances of brutal violence inflicted.......

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Abstract: Violence against women has become one of the pivotal areas of concern in Bangladesh. It is almost a daily phenomenon and the daily newspapers come up with massive reports of violence against women, girls, children and female students. Bangladesh Shishu Adhikar Forum shows that there were 15 reported incidents of rapes and 4 reported cases of sexual harassment in schools, colleges and madrasas across the country in the first three months of 2019. The number of incidents reported is much lower than the actual number of violence happening against female students nationwide. The BRAC Study shows physical abuse is considered as the only form of violence by more than 40 percent of people in Bangladesh. Threat, intimidation, controlling or dominating, verbal abuse, eve-teasing, emotional abuse, honor killing, and harassment in cyberspace are also different forms of violence against female students.....

Keywords: Violence, Female Students, Physical Assault, Rape and Harrasment in Cyber Space

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Abstract: Human nature being dynamic, it continues to evolve over time mainly in order to achieve self-satisfaction. This is the nature of human values to maintain harmony between people in societies. Technological advances improve our lives, also complicate the way we live and react to new technologies. Increasingly, human values conflict with technological progress as we deal with updated technology. Technology and human values are intimately linked. We must remain in control to ensure that these developments do not have a negative impact on fundamental or fundamental human values.
The role of technology should be to improve human life, without affecting human values. Although technology is a difficult term to define, but for our purpose of study. Let's limit the scope of the definition to a physical object, an instrument or a machine that will help us accomplish our task. Invention and innovation can also challenge fundamental human values, such as beliefs, traditions and codes of ethics. This case study should provide basic remedies to improve the core values of children who go to school.

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Abstract: MGNREGA is the largest programme for providing work to poor in the world. The importance of a social safey programme like MGNREGA became more prominent during covid 19 pandemic when migrant workers returned to their villages and state governments provided them work under MGNREGA to sustain their livelihood. This study was done in Dungarpur and karauli districts of Rajasthan to understand the performance of MGNREGA and the participation of marginalized sections and women in this demand driven programme. The study finds....

Key words- MGNREGA, women workers, social safety net and Social Security

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