IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-8 ~ August 2021

Abstract: In the two segments of lifestyle urban life is considered very fast, impetuous and dynamic in comparison to rural lifestyle in terms of technological uses, network and connectivity, services provided and many other aspects. But this speedy schedule of urban life has faced a complete pause of almost two months for complete lockdown as an outcome of covid-19 pandemic throughout the world. After a lockdown situation, some initiatives have taken keeping in mind the pandemic to bring back the normal lifestyle but it is elusive till now and we are in the new-normal situation. The urban life of Kolkata is not exceptional from that and lots of changes are there in between normal and new normal. Our present study emphasizes to trace out these changes in the overall urban lifestyle of Kolkata including shifting.......

Keywords: Covid-19, pandemic, lockdown, new normal, urban lifestyle, digital divide

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Abstract: Background: A Country whose more than 66 % of the total population reside at more than 649000 villages, certainly needs a model village of excellence in order to he years to come. Thirty years ago, the village of Hiware Bazar, a village consisting of 257 families, an overwhelming majority of which was under the poverty line, had to deal with all kinds of infrastructural & social problems – from a disappointing water supply system to rampant alcoholism. (1) Since then, the village has seen a complete eradication of poverty and even more spectacularly, made millionaires of one-fourth of all resident families (2) and is today cited as an ideal case of the power of community enthusiasm.......

KEYWORDS: Sustainable, amelioration, transformation, Entrepreneurial

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Abstract: Bangladesh is a natural hazard-prone country in the world, and flood is considered the number one natural hazard. Different intensities and types of floods occur each year in this country because of its geographical location and physiographic and climatic conditions. The present study represents the adaptation strategy against flood in a flood-prone rural area of the Teesta River basin. The study was conducted in the Godai village of Kaunia Upazila in the Rangpur district. The major objective of the study is to investigate various flood management and mitigation activities undertaken by the Government and non-government organisations. The research method adopted in this......

KEYWORDS: Flood, Vulnerability, Adaptation, Kaunia Upazila.

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to analyze the nature contained in the distribution of inheritance which is regulated according to the Islamic system. This study uses primary data through interviews with the Ministry of Religion, Religious Courts, Regional Governments, Offices of Religious Affairs, and Village Governments in three sample areas, namely Bone Bolango Regency, Gorontalo Regency and North Gorontalo Regency. The results of this study indicate that (1), In essence, the division of inheritance in Islamic law is to ensure that every heir gets a balanced share with rights and obligations, is justice, certainty, the highest benefit that comes from Allah SWT and its implementation is submission, servitude, on religious beliefs.

KEYWORDS: Community Paradigm; Distribution; Inheritance

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Abstract: Bhutan being a buffer state between its two giant neighbours, India and the People's Republic of China, has been facing security challenges since the beginning. In comparison to China, the relations between India and Bhutan have been a friendly one, since 1947, after the former got independence from British rule. Although Bhutan did not share boundaries with China in the beginning, it came into direct contact with the People's Republic of China, when the latter took over Tibet in the 1950's. China had been aiming towards Bhutan since the beginning, even before it occupied Tibet. The occupation of Tibet by China made it more relevant for the latter to have an easy claim on Bhutan as it is now sharing its boundary directly with Bhutan. The frequent intrusion by the Chinese Liberation Army into Bhutanese border areas has brought insecurities for Bhutan. This paper discusses how Bhutan being a small state is facing problems towards its borders with China due to its geographical features.

KEYWORDS: Bhutan, China, India, boundary dispute

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Abstract: Parents who give birth to a child with a disability are faced with a reality that most, perhaps unaware of its existence, experience feelings very different from what they expected and a very different world opens before them. The family, kin and friendly environment of the family is a very important support, that with the help of these individuals the family members will gradually be able to face any difficulties that may arise. But a family does not only interact with members of its relative and friendly environment, the social environment influences and has an impact on each of its members, where through this environment parents experience sometimes acceptance and sometimes rejection. In all the difficulties that are expected to appear both in the communication of the Disability and later, in the management of the emotions that will be experienced by the whole family of the child, the Social Worker plays an important role, as he is present in the evolutionary course of family life.

KEYWORDS: social worker, disability, family

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Abstract: The purpose of the study was to find out the nature of the status of ownership of land rights to the Bajo Tribe in Pohuwato Regency, Gorontalo Province. Research methods is nondoctrinal research or sociological legal research (social legal research) or often called empirical legal research. The location of the research was carried out in Gorontalo Province by selecting Pohuwato Regency as a representative of all districts/cities in Gorontalo Province. The reason was that this location had never been conducted. Research on the Status of Ownership of Land Ownership of the Bajo Tribe.......

Keywords: Rights; Land; Bajo Tribe

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Abstract: There is an increased awareness of the interaction between organizations and the environment in which they operate in recent times; and for organizations to achieve performance on a consistent basis and sustain corporate growth they need to meet the environmental accounting and reporting demands of stakeholders. Therefore this study examined the association between environmental accounting and corporate performance of the Nigerian Stock Exchange quoted basic materials sector companies for the period 2011 to 2020. Environmental accounting parameter was regressed against profit after tax and earnings per share as proxy for performance. Secondary data was obtained from the......

KEYWORDS: Basic materials, Corporate, Earnings, Environmental accounting, Performance, Profit

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Abstract: The number of delinquent cases in Malindi Township has been on the increase over the years. The objectives of the current study were to investigate the effect of family structure, establish the influence of family relationships, and assess the influence of family communication on juvenile delinquency in Malindi Township, Kilifi County. For this study, three theories about child delinquency were reviewed which were family structure theory, family systems theory, social control theory, and social learning theory respectively. The study adopted a descriptive research design. The participants of this study were 210 juveniles and parents/guardians placed at the Malindi Township remand home. The selection of respondents was 120 juveniles and 90 parents/ guardians at the Malindi Township remand home. The individuals were selected at random and by chance. Questionnaires containing both structured and......

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