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

Abstract: In India, the COVID-19 outbreak has been declared an epidemic in all its states and union territories. To combat COVID-19, lockdown was imposed on March 25, 2020 which has adversely affected the education system in the country. COVID-19 has brought about changes to the education system that impact teachers in different ways. The compounded by the fact that students from economically weaker sections of society have become hard to reach, and teachers do not know how to support hard-to-reach students who are also severely affected by the pandemic both urban rural areas. It has changed the traditional education system to the educational techno based model, where teaching and assessments are conducted online. This paper aims to identify the changes in teaching and assessment in different home environment settings in India..

Key words: Online Education Teaching, Assessment

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Abstract: 'Radicalization' has been a keyword in the public discourse on terrorism. Yet the answer to what exactly it is, remains fuzzy. This poses a challenge not only to the scholars who aim to study it but also, to the practitioners, who aim to tackle and prevent it. Despite the ambiguities surrounding the process of radicalization, there, however, exists a set of pre-conceived notions about it. Islamist extremist ideology is always taken as a key factor or as a starting point in these notions. This in turn leads to faulty policy measures for tackling the problems of terrorism and radicalization, which eventually turn counterproductive......

KEY WORDS- Radicalisation, Counterterrorism, Terrorism, Globalisation, Extremist Ideology

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Abstract:Quality education is an essential right of all the students in higher education particularly when a radical change is going to occur in a student's life as he is focusing to become proficient enough to earn a respectable livelihood for himself and his household. Conventional teaching pedagogy has its own significance in conveying basic knowledge but practical exposure and real-life industry experience play animportant role in getting the students ready to discern the challenges and demands of real work environment. This fact has already been recognized in case of science and engineering students that industrial visits and talks are very significant for them to grasp the job demands. And, role and importance of industrial visits is also established in case of students of commerce and business in our earlier paper (Gupta and Singh, 2021). In the present paper, attempt has been made to further delve into the issue ascertaining the significance of industrial talks/lectures for commerce and business studentsin......

Key words: Quality Learning, Industrial Talks, Higher Education, Commerce and Business Students, Covid-19 Scenario

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Abstract: The study traces the historical origin of ahenema and investigates its socio-cultural relevance in Asante chieftaincy cultural milieu. The study found ahenema as a culturally essential fashion object, whose origin dates back to the eighteenth century, during the reign of the fourth Asante king, Otumfuo Osei Kwadwo Okoawia who ruled from 1764 to 1777; and the queenship of Nana Konadu Yiadom I (whose tenure began in 1768 – 1809). As an essential cultural footwear accessory with densely-layered symbolisms, ahenema became regalia for the chiefdom, a tradition which has remained unchanged; and spread to be multicultural and multinational. Ahenema, has unwavering socio-cultural power in the (un)making of kings/chiefs in Akan culture in the realms of enstoolment and destoolment rituals of Asante chiefs as well as other Akan chiefs as a whole. They are ascribed symbolic, philosophical, and proverbial names which are cultural codes and language that need to be decoded.

Keywords: Socio-cultural; Royal; Ahenema; Asante culture; Fashion object; Regalia

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Abstract: The study critically examines current efforts of volunteer groups to secure their communities. a model of community policing in Rivers state.This method of community policing is a strong partnership and collaborative efforts of the civilian militia groups and members of the public with a view to protecting lives and properties in the area. The effective implementation of community policing will guarantee public safety and security. It increases public awareness that victims and their offenders are community members, and that this civilian militia groups are both community members and State agents of social control, who are concerned about peace security in society. This method of policing has helped most communities to identify and incisively address societal problems with full supports of.....

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Abstract: Covid 19 has emerged as one of the dangerous pandemics in this century. It has not only damaged the human life but the overall economy and the economic activities all over the world. The root of this pandemic lies in human unwanted desires. The unexpected strikes of pandemic have affected all the socio-economic dimensions of life and the economic dimension in particular. This paper discusses the impact of covid 19 on Indian economy concerning to income, employment, output, and investment and gross domestic product. All economic variables have been affected negatively for the growth and development of economy. The global growth rate has fell down and Indian economy in particular. It has short run as well as long run impact on Indian economy concerning to all economic variables. The current and potential impacts of global health hazard have also been attempted in case of Indian economy by drawing conceptual and statistical inferences on major drivers of Indian economy.

Keywords: Covid 19, Global Recession, Gross domestic product, Growth Disruptions, Indian economy etc

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Abstract: The aim of this study is to explore awareness on the rights of house helps at Kibera in Nairobi County to enable them change through acknowledging them of their rights on employment acts that will help them in their development and contribution to the society so as to be valued members and contributors of the society. This is a social Justice form of advocacy which is people centred type of advocacy. The major problem facing domestic work-force in Kenya is that, the individuals working as domestic workers contribute to the general wellbeing of the community and society at large but their rights are not considered or in most cases not clearly articulated or defined. Domestic work is a major source of income for most young women with limited or no education. Their roles include home based cares....

Key words: Domestic workers, House helps, A Transformative Awareness, Advocacy, Rights, Kibera, Nairobi County, Kenya.

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Abstract: this article analyzed the challenges militating the marketing of agricultural manufactured commodities by local entrepreneurs at Geidam town of Nigeria's northeast. The objective is to proffer solution for present and prospective entrepreneurs on how they can run their businesses. The empirical data was collected through survey method. The analysis was done through the aid of excel. Tables and bar charts were used in the presentation and the analysis of the data. The study revealed that inadequacy of capital, shortage of raw materials, lack of modern manufacturing equipment, seasonal nature of raw materials and lack of storage for both the raw material and finished goods,......

KEYWORDS: Entrepreneurs, Marketing; Manufacturing; Commodities; Geidam

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