IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-6 ~ june 2021

Abstract: Education is the primary instrument for the improvement of quality of life of every human being. Those who have remained backward and underprivileged over year can be empowered by education to assert their rights and to fulfill their rightful places in the society. Scheduled tribes in India are considered as the weakest section of the society and the truth remains that a large number of tribal women has not acquired basic education. The present paper is designed to analyse the spatial variation in gender disparity, literary status and dropouts among the tribal woman of Naxalbari C. D. Block, Darjeeling district of West Bengal.

Key Word –Literacy, Disparity, Educational level, Dropout.

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Abstract: Legal Welfare Provisions & Human Rights an important component in the implementation of mental health care. Legislation is an expression of society with regard to the way it views and cares for mentally ill individuals. It has long been known that there is a dynamic relationship between the concept of mental illness, the treatment of the mentally ill and the Law. Mentally ill persons are vulnerable and required protections and access to treatment programmes, significant degree of choice and respect for autonomy. Though there are several laws but these laws are not able to protect the right of the mentally ill person and person with the disabilities. This paper is emphasized on the Legal Welfare Provisions of Patients Suffering from Mind & Behavioral Problems. We described about the different Legal Welfare Provisions their importance for the welfare of mentally ills and also emphasized on the drawback of them.

Keywords:Legal, Welfare Provisions and Psychiatric Patients

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Abstract: The study analyzes export/import flows of a range of countries from the perspective of network analysis. The motivation for performing this analysis is based on the supposition that markets are a system of relations. The analysis is followed by the demonstration of the networks comprising the international trade of crude oil (HS 2709) and oil products (HS2710) at the following points of time: 2001, 2007, 2014, and 2018. For this study, a set of countries was selected that includes 25 countries (base countries) and their export/import partners for the observed points in time. The study.....

KEYWORDS: network, centralities, crude oil, oil products

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Abstract: With the rapid improvements in technology and increasing levels of internet penetration across India, the way that people make transactions is Changing. Cash may no longer be Ruler. Cashless economy is an economic System in which there is little or very low Cash flow in a Society goods & Services are purchased and paid through electronic/digital Services. Cashless economy is the economy in which transactions are made by debit Cards, Credit Cards, e-wallet, Cheques Or direct transaction from one account to another through e- banking. Cashless economy got eyes after demonetization where plastic money was widely used. The objective of this research is to understand the acceptance & mindset of Citizens of economy regarding the shift from Cash based to a more digital economy. It includes various indicators like main apps they prefer, main amenities for online payment, different age........

Key Word: Cashless, Demonetization, Economic System, Debit Cards, Credit Cards, e-wallet, Cheques, e- banking

[1]. Mr. Pradeep H. Tawade (2017), Future and scope of cashless economy in India
[2]. Dhanda and Arora (2017), Genesis of cashless society: A study on growing acceptability towards plastic money
[3]. Dr. Rashmi Gujrati (2017), India's march towards faceless, paperless, cashless economy
[4]. Dr. Asha Sharma (2017), Potential for cashless economy in India
[5]. Mr. Bharat Khurana (2015), Dream of cashless India: Benefits and challenges.

Abstract: Racism and apartheid were common practices in America and South Africa. Legal segregation was employed by United of America and South Africa, being the only two countries to do so. The segregation in these two countries played out in different forms, but with similar effects. Segregation lawsknown as the Jim Crow Laws were in existence right from the late 19th Century after the abolishment of Slave Trade, forcing the blacks to use separate public facilities. Segregation laws were effective in South Africa from 1950 until the early 1990s.Researchers have looked at the practices of both racism and apartheid in the two countries and the resultant effects on the individualsconcerned. The focus of this paper ison the similarity in the practice of racism and apartheid in America and South Africa in a bid to fully present the manner in which racism and apartheid were manifested in the two countries under study..

Keywords: Racism, apartheid, race, slave trade, segregation, Jim Crow

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