IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep 2021

Abstract: Agriculture and agricultural farming are a major source of income for farmers in the outskirts of Delhi in India contributing farming as a high asset business. But new startups like Khetify have managed to earn not only huge profits but also acquire funding from venture capitalists. The farmers of Delhi have preferred to traditional method of farming called as "Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojna" under the project of National Mission of Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA). The villages of Delhi have been grouped into clusters; each comprising of 20 hectares or 50 acres of land and 20-50 farmers respectively. Money is the primary need of the farmer and irrigation facility is always needed by them as well.........

KEYWORDS: Delhi Farmers, Doubling Farmers' Income, Farming in Delhi outskirts.

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Abstract: The present paper is an essay in miniature proposing to study the ambivalence in Tagore's treatment of female sexuality. The essay explores Tagore's portrayal of two very dynamic widows in contemporary Indian genre ction-Binodini in Chokher Bali and Damini in Chaturanga-to highlight how Tagore grapples with the dichotomy between their experiential bodies and the discursive construction of widowhood in the context of colonial Bengal. Binodini and Damini are both a rebel against customary widowhood. For Tagore these are two ctional paradigms who are potent enough to challenge the colonial economy of gender. Yet they are made to transform their lovers into their gurus and their own sexual desire to austerity. Thus Tagore symbolized in them radical sexual energy and yet stopped short of becoming iconoclastic, a veiled mechanism to harness radical, disruptive sexuality of women in his creative world a ghare and baire syndrome referring to the Upanishadic double consciousness of within and without.

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Abstract:In recent times, there has been lots of concern by scholars regarding the exponential use of social media platforms by digital natives (Youth) and digital immigrants (Adults). Central to these concerns is the question of effects of the use on these groups. This work therefore seeks to establish the various kinds or levels of effect of selfies on these two age groups. The study employed the Survey and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to study all Undergraduate Students and entire Staff of Federal Universities in South East, Nigeria, comprised of over 176,142 persons. Multi-Stage sampling technique was adopted to study 662 respondents from the two age groups for the Survey while Purposive and snowball techniques were employed for the selection of 36 FGD participants across the three institutions. The study found that majority of the Youth and Adults studied, were not negatively affected by the feedbacks of others on their selfie disclosures and that selfies hardly promotes feelings of narcissism on the two age groups. Amidst various debates by previous studies on selfies and narcissism, this Nigerian based study, revealed a very minimal effect of selfie in promoting narcissism as well as other negative effects..

Keywords: Effects; Selfies; Nigerian Youth; Nigerian Adults

[1]. Abdullah, A. (2015) Self-Esteem Levels & Selfies: The Relationship between Self-Esteem Levels and the Number of Selfies People Take and Post, and the Uses and Gratifications of Taking and Posting
Selfies. Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Science in Mass Communication Middle Tennessee State University
[2]. Albury, K. (2015). Selfies, sexts, and sneaky hats: young people‟s understandings of gendered practices of self-representation. Int. J. Commun. 9, 1734–1745.
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their own image, or a toxic addiction to instant gratification?. Daily Mail. 2014[4]. Aubrey, J. S. (2006). Exposure to sexually objectifying media and body self-perceptions among college
women: An examination of the selective exposure hypothesis and the role of moderating variables. Sex Roles, 55(3), 159-172. doi:10.1007/s11199-006-9070-7
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Abstract:This paper looked at the place of self evaluation as a prelude to professional public relations practice. The problem was hinged on public relations abuses by some PR personnel in corporate organisations. The objectives of the paper were to create an understanding of the self factor during practice; Unravel behavioural exhibitions that germinate from self-concept; and identify practical application of self-concept to professional public relations practice. The method was qualitative relying on desk research analysis of existing literature as well as unstructured observation in the field. This paper is hinged on the Self-Perception Theory, it was established that PR process is, not a haphazard process and thus, must be consciously designed and executed guided by selfconcept which is the innermost factor that defines.......

Key words: Self Concept, self factor, public relations, professional PR, perception

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Abstract:Background: Acquittal judgments and lenient punishment have a meaning that there is a difference in length of sentence in the case having similar characteristics. This is not a new phenomenon in the enforcement of corruption and it may harm its enforcement as it causes injustices in the society in seeking justice. The fact of its disparity in corruption cases is one of the factors causing the enactment of the Law on Corruption Suppression Number 31, 1999 in its criminal rules. Materials and Methods: This research is library research by looking at previous articles discussing the issue of corruption enforcement in Indonesia. This research applies the qualitative research method by relying upon its discussion from the relevant researches......

Key Word: Disparity; Acquittal; Conviction; Corruption; Aceh

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Abstract:Libraries have managed their information in various analogue formats (hard copy) including parchment, paper, videotape and photographic film, and they now need to preserve their digital resources for as long as they are needed. The preservation of digital resources in academic institutions in India is an imperative because of the proliferation of digital resources and the realities of the digital revolution. The study focused on digital preservation practices within academic libraries in India. In India they are focused on the preservation of cultural heritage, preservation of electronic government and preservation of public digital information. Academic libraries are changing dramatically by adopting new means of technology in all activities and have so far evolved from focusing on managing physical resources and related services to transforming resources and services into digital formats. The.....

KEYWORDS
 Digital Preservation
 Documents Preservation Planning
 Digital resources
 Preservation Initiatives
 Preservation strategies
 Information Resource Centre (IRC)

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Abstract:The work investigates talent management and employee commitment of selected pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria. Attracting three hypotheses and three objectives respectively. Descriptive survey approach was applied, data sourced from a five point likert scale questionnaire. The study was anchored on human capital theory by Becker 1964.Population of 1968 representing all the selected pharmaceutical companies used in the study sample of 322employed using Cochran sample size recommendation. Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient was used to......

Key Words: Talent Management, Pharmaceutical companies,Employee commitment

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Abstract:Transformational leadership is an ideal attribute for principals in schools and the leadership style gives the students an environment in which to grow. The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of principals' transformational leadership practices on student academic performance in Kenya Certificate Secondary Examination (K.C.S.E) in Makueni County, Kenya. The objective that guided the study was to: determine the influence of principals' idealized influence on student performance at KCSE in Makueni. The hypothesis was: there is no relationship between principals' idealized influence, inspirational motivation with students' mean scores at Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education Makueni County. The sample comprised of 111 principals, 729 teachers and 12 Ministry of Education officials. Questionnaires and interview guide were used to collect data.......

Key terms: Principals idealized influence, transformational leadership, KCSE scores

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Abstract:The present paper is devoted to the analysis of impact of infrastructure development on the economy of Uttarakhand. The study is based on the with regard to various indicators of infrastructure and economic development. District wise level of socio-economic infrastructure and economic development has analyzed at two different levels. Firstly, it studied the level of development achieved with respect to each indicator separately. Secondly, an effort is being made to present a macro picture pertaining to the levels of development in each district. The districts have been ranked in descending order in terms of the levels of development achieved. This has been done by deploying the standard technique of principal component analysis, and indices of levels of infrastructure and economic development.

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