IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2021

Abstract: The intent of the implementation of incident prevention programs such as Life Saving Rules (LSR) is to prevent injury, reduce accident rates and improve organizational performance. The present study assessed the implementation of life saving rules as an incident prevention program and its impact on Occupational Health and Safety performance of six Oil and Gas companies operating in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. Three objectives were drawn up and focused on: determining the difference in the level of implementation and compliance with LSR; ascertaining the level of awareness of LSR among workers and evaluating the impact of the implementation of life saving rules on the occupational health and safety performance records of the selected Oil and Gas companies. Cross sectional research design was adopted for this study and purposive sampling technique was employed to select the population of study......

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Abstract: A pension is a formula of the provision of annuities for aged people. A government servant, after retirement, gets financial benefit in two ways-pension and gratuity. The pension system in Bangladesh is mainly related to government services. Huge government employees and institutions involved in the Public Pension System.Pension must be for adoring after retirement on a monthly basis. However, an employee is usually paid 90 per cent of basic at the time of retirement. They receive 50% of their total pension at retirement. Another 50 per cent is enjoyed during the rest of life through multiplied by 230. After the death of a retiree, the spouse enjoys it. In addition to the pension, government employees get three festival bonuses and medical allowances. Previously, those who took all pensions at one go were eligible for medical allowance and festival allowance.Some officials and staffs have been receiving only 80% of their pension. Many government employees have been facing difficulty..........

Keywords: Pension, Public servant, online system, Electronic Fund Transfer,Universal pension schemes etc.

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Abstract: The effectiveness of the interaction between non-governmental organizations and the state is critical in the formation of modern civil society in Ukraine. At the present stage of Ukraine's development, the most urgent tasks are the issues of public involvement in decision-making. The current state of interaction between non-governmental organizations and local authorities in Ukraine provides some opportunities, but the cooperation has certain restrictive factors that need to be solved. This paper suggests that the main restrictive factors of the cooperative relations between the local government and non-governmental organizations in Ukraine are incomplete establishment of mutual trust relations, lack of funding and lack of institutional cooperation mechanism. Above factors need to be resolved to provide the adequate public goods to the citizens and stable growth of civil society in Ukraine.

Key Words: Local government, non-governmental organizations, cooperative relations, Ukraine

[1]. Konon N. The peculiarities of the Non- Governmental Organizations of Ukraine (on research of Creative Center Counterpart). 2014
[2]. Tetiana Shapovalova. The role of monitoring and evaluation of social projects and programs in improving the quality of social services. 2020
[3]. Egorova. Forms of interaction of non-profit organizations with the state. 2005
[4]. Bazhinova. Interaction of public authorities with the public as a factor in the democratization of public administration. 2010
[5]. Prymolenna L.М. Dialogic interaction of the authority between the third sector in Ukraine. 2008

Abstract: The projection of women's image in media is quite degrading and leaves lot to be desired. Most of the information available puts women under same stereotype image which exists down the years. For decades, media representation of men and women has posed common concerns among researchers Worldwide. A wide variety of debates have been running about its negative and positive depictions. With the advertising being one of the major option that have bought advantages as well as challenges. This paper has analyses the similar context of women in advertisements in specific to Kannada daily Newspapers. For this study, the researchers examined advertisements of two leading newspapers of Kannada language namely Vijayavani and Vijaya Karnataka. The researcher collected three months.......

KEY WORDS: Gender, Masculinity, Newspaper advertisement, Gendered Media, Portrayal, Stereotypes, Female images.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to know the role of digital India programme in women empowerment. Present research study is exploratory in nature aimed at knowing the impact of Digital India programmes on rural women in Vijayapura District of Karnataka State For the present study multi stage sampling technique is adopted. The study is conducted in all the 5 taluks, Sindagi, Indi, Vijayapura, Basavanabagewadi and Muddebihala of Vijayapura district. For selection of the Sample villages will be followed random sampling method. From all the five taluks 43 villages is selected and total 3340 respondents were selected. The questionnaire is distributed among the respondents and got 3238 response. By combining both quantitative and qualitative data more accurate first hand information can be collected. The study found that digital India is improving the quality of women's life. Digital India is empowering women digitally and it also emphasis on universal digital literacy and availability of digital resources or services in Indian languages.

Key Word: Digital India, Rural Women, Empowerment, Vijayapura

[1]. Amrita Chakraborty (2019). Digital India Campaign and Indian Women: A Critical Study, International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews, Vol-06 Issue-02 Retrieved from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/339017124_Digital_India_Campaign_and_Indian_Women_A_Critical_Study/link/5e391a30299bf1cdb90b0083/download 0n 05-12-2021.
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[3]. Asiedu, C. (2012) 'Information Communication Technologies for Gender and Development in Africa: The Case for Radio and Technological Blending'. International Communication Gazette 74: 240-257.
[4]. Das Kumar &DasBanishree (2006) Technology And Women In India- With Special Reference to the Rural Sector, XIV International Economic History Congress.
[5]. Dhanamalar M , Preethi S , Yuvashree S (2020) Impact of Digitization on Women's Empowerment: A Study of Rural and Urban Regions in India. Journal of International Women's Studies Vol. 21, Issue. 5 PP: 107-112 Retrieved from: https://vc.bridgew.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2289&context=jiws on 05-01=2021.

Abstract: Learning vocabulary is one of the most difficult obstacles that learners experience though learning a second or foreign language. The importance of vocabulary in language usage has been noted, and learners with inadequate vocabulary skills have had difficulty acquiring second and foreign languages. Consequently, when learning vocabulary in a second or foreign language, students must be taught vocabulary learning techniques. This paper seeks to determine whether previous studies undertaken in Jordan follow the current pattern of research in vocabulary learning strategies and reading comprehension. Furthermore, the study will assist students in developing their potential when they learn about the importance of ELL techniques during their university experience.

Keywords: Vocabulary Learning Strategies, Reading Comprehension, EFL

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Abstract: This search aimed to search out the various ways utilized in learning vocabularies among Jordanian undergraduate EFL learners in 3 completely different proficiency levels (low, medium and high) in Jordan University of science and technology. The vocabulary learning strategies that are employed in this research embrace determination, social, memory, cognitive, and meta-cognitive that follows Schmitt's taxonomy. One hundred students from totally different proficiency level were chosen from just student. Schmitt's (1997) Vocabulary Learning Strategies' questionnaire was administered to the learners with 3 proficiency levels. Then, descriptive statistics and Anova were used to investigate the data.......

Key Words: Vocabulary learning strategies, Language learning strategies, Vocabulary learning strategy questionnaire.

[1]. Arjomand, M., & Sharififar, M. (2011). The Most and Least Frequently Used Vocabulary Learning Strategies Among Iranian EFL Freshmen Students and its Relationship to the Gender. The Iranian EFL Journal, 7(1), 91- 100. Retrieved from: http://www.Iranian-efl-journal.com
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Abstract: Background: Rohingya refugees, a vulnerable group living in Bangladesh since the early 90's. Because of the massive ethnic cleansing in August 2017, they were again forcibly displaced from the Arakan State of Myanmar and took shelter in Bangladesh in a gigantic number. The objective of this research was to identify the current situation of health, nutrition and water and sanitation of the Rohingya refugees residing in camp no 10 & 18. Materials and Methods: Retrieving of data from the refugees were challenging and therefore, the researchers selected FGD method which seemed to be more suitable. Five FGDs (two from the refugees of camp no 10, two from the refugees of camp no 18 and one from host community) carried out for this study to obtain the study objectives........

Key Words: Rohingya, Refugees, Health, WASH, Adolescents, Education, Shelter, Food

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