IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan. 2022

Abstract: In India beedi industry is an age-old profession and one of the largest job providers for female artisans in the unorganized sector. This stressful situation becomes worse by physical pain felt in the activities. The present study examines the general health profile, impact of work factor in terms of anatomical, physiological, biomechanical and musculoskeletal disorders prevalence among workers beedi producers. A study was conducted on women artisans engaged in different districts of west Bengal. The current review mainly focuses on serious concerns about the activity's situations, exposers and work-related health hazards of female beedi artisans in west Bengal. Physical parameters such as body height, weight, muscular strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance.....

KEYWORDS: General health, beedi industry, beedi workers, MSDs, health hazards

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Abstract: Employee engagement has received a great deal of attention in the recent years from research settings, academicians and organizational applications. This study was carried out to test the relationship between management excellence and employee engagement. Data was collected from 200 employees of 16 Islamic banks in Malaysia. The t-test, ANOVA and statistical tool of Structural Equation Model- AMOS 2.0 were used in analysing the data. The results indicated that there was significant relationship between management excellence and employee engagement. Organisations need to understand the changing factors of engagement as well as the demographic factors of their employees. So that, the potential effectiveness of corporate reputation adoption, the selection of strategies and the development of employees may be conducted more effectively..

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Abstract: This study examined macroeconomic instruments and cash crop production in Nigeria, from 1982 to 2020. Cash crop production were regressed on monetary and fiscal policies instruments. Following the stationarity and bounds cointegration tests results, the Autoregressive Distributed Lag method of analysis was applied. the results revealed that in the long and short runs, all the employed policies' instruments positively and insignificantly impacted on cash crop production except recurrent spending which was negative but significant only in the short-run, capital spending had only short-run significance while banks' loans and advances impacted negatively in the short-run. Therefore, the researcher recommended among others that government should increase expenditures on productive agricultural activities, ensure increase in deposit money banks' credits for agricultural investment and enforce special low interest rate to stimulate investments in the sector

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Abstract: Describes the definitions of research ethics in Peruvian university work. Likewise, some experiences of institutions that recommend having a responsible behavior and analyzing the approach taught in a course called ethics in scientific research at the Peruvian university.

Keywords: Ethics; Scientific investigation; University Course / UNMSM / UCV / Peru

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Abstract: During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Nationalism represented the desire of people to maintain their nation's sovereignty and independence. The foundation of Nationalism was the idea that people are linked to a geographical location and maintain a national identity based on a shared culture, political system, religion, language, and history. However, Black Nationalism's foundation was a bit different. The main goal of Black Nationalism was a need for unification and the socioeconomic and political autonomy of Blacks. In this paper, I trace the origins and vision of Black Nationalism, while highlighting the actions of several Black Nationalist groups throughout the years. Lastly, I address the current manifestation of the ideology..

KEY WORDS: Black Nationalism, Liberation, Autonomy, Racial Pride

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Abstract: Ethiopia is an oldest country with a long history of political transformation. Ethiopia have enjoyed a long-lasting diplomatic tie with many countries since ancient times. It has played important role in promoting economic diplomatic cooperation, people-to-people relations and international collaboration. This study examines the Ethiopia's diplomatic cooperation trends and driving factors. The aims of this study are to examine the key factors and trends and identify the principal impacts that contribute to or influence bilateral ties and multilateral cooperation. The main question is 'what are the critical driving factors, trends and encounters of Ethiopian international cooperation......

KEY WORDS: Diplomacy, Cooperation, Multilateral and bilateral, Ethiopia foreign affairs policy

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Abstract: Man is born in and brought up by family. It is the nucleus of society. It becomes incomplete without the present of a woman around whom the familial relationships are centred. Family as a unit of society is permanent and universal because of its stable presence all through human history. But it has undergone several changes and varies from place to place due to cultural conditioning. Several dimensions of family as a social unit such as familial relations, rules of inheritance, residence pattern, practices associated with family life are to mention but a few important aspects of continuity and change in family system. The position of women is also a matter of discussion as it indicates the overall nature of society at large. The present paper discusses the nuances of family and the position of women in family structure in general

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Abstract: Social exclusion and ethnic mobilization reinforce each other in many contexts. In the post-independent India, the nationalist leadership in connivance with the regional counterparts adopted a number of policies aimed at promoting the process of national integration in the Indian state. But in the national assimilation process, the smaller communities increasingly felt insecure about protecting their ethnic identity in the apprehension of being submerged in the bigger national identity. Hence, these suppressed ethnic communities have initiated some measures to protect and preserve their identity. The inability of successive Indian national and regional state governments to understand these diversities itself created crisis of Indian nation-state. It is worthwhile to study the problem of social exclusion to understand ethnic mobilization and extremism in the context of North East India.

Key Words: Social Exclusion, Ethnic Mobilization, Political Economy, Language Policy, Political Elite, North East India

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Abstract: Issues between the parties to murabaha financing, namely the bank and the consumer, are common in the practice of sharia banking, and the resolution of these disputes frequently takes place in religious courts. Court practice recognizes that there are additional defendants in the judicial process, in addition to the two litigants. A co-defendant is a party who does not control something but is required to be included in the petitum as a party who is subject to and obedient to the civil judge's decision for the sake of the lawsuit's formality. The purpose of this essay is to look at a notary's....

KEY WORDS: Notary, Co-defendant, Murabahah, Islamic Bank.

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Abstract: This paper analyses the movie Fire (1996) by Deepa Mehta to investigate the deeper underpinnings of same sex desire in a patriarchal world which is at the same time heteronormative. The paper looks at the kindling of love between Radha and Sita (which are by the authors choice names of a famed Indian Goddess) The paper explores what happens when old values collide with an existing and newly emerging form of sexual practice and expression- lesbianism. This was one of the first movies in Indian Cinema to broach such a topic and like all extraordinary art had to face the ire of the people and was banned for a long time. The paper however is more interested in the socio-political dynamics of same sex desire. It looks at the family as a repressive system of female ownership that limits the female's potential to explore her sexuality and thus becomes a hindrance on the path of self-realization by denying the woman a free choice of alternative love

KEY WORDS: alternative love, sexuality, lesbianism, self-realization

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Abstract: COVID-19 is caused by a novel corona virus known as severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The epidemic began in China in December 2019 and has since spread worldwide, culminating in the ongoing 2019–20 corona virus pandemic. The corona virus infection has been labelled a pandemic by the World Health Organization. A growing number of institutions throughout the world have postponed or cancelled all campus events such as workshops, conferences, sports, and other activities due to rising concern about the current COVID-19 outbreak. Epidemics have presented mankind with numerous obstacles throughout history, as well as numerous potential opportunities. The corona virus is no exception, and in this paper, we look ahead to the prospects for a better world that this lethal virus will provide us. The major goals of this article are to emphasise the challenges and opportunities that the severe COVID-19 pandemic may present to the educational system.

KEYWORDS: Corona virus, Covid-19, Education, opportunities and challenges, pandemic

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Abstract: Tourism is generally taken as visiting of a new place outside of our known environment. The concept of tourism in now became wider in modern context. In simple words tourism may be taken as sightseeing or visiting of attractive places and staying there for some time. The purpose of this visit is not only recreation but it may be for other reason like for academic, business, religious purpose, medical etc. Aforesaid discussion only talks about the demand side of tourism, like the demand side supply side of tourism is also an important part of tourism phenomena; supply side comprises of goods and services provided by host community on visiting places like food, shelter, transport,.....

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