IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-11 ~ Nov. 2022

Abstract: The present paper highlights the importance of public private partnerships in a developing nation like India. India is one such country that has witnessed several hardships in funding its various major infrastructure projects. The PPP model provides perfect solution to such problems. The present research article discusses the same. The article tries to explain and elaborate on various sectors that have successfully implemented PPP projects. The special focus of this paper being health care industry and PPP, the paper tries to bring about issues and challenges in this sector. The paper concludes that Health care is one such sector which needs huge investments and this can only come from corporate in collaboration with state.

Keywords: PPP, Triple P, 3P, infrastructure, health care.

[1]. Ramakrishna Nallathiga, Haris D Shaikh, TausufF.Shaikh, Farhan A Sheik(2017).
[2]. "Factors affecting the success/failure of Road infrastructure projects under Public Private Partnership in India".Journal of Construction Engineering and Project Management, Vol.7, No.4,PP 1-12.
[3]. AshwinMahalingam(2019)."Public Private Partnerships in Indian cities:Barriers, Enablers and the way forward". Journal of Construction Engineering and Project Management,Volume 134,issue 4.
[4]. Dr.M.S.Khan, Neeraj Kumar Ojha (2015). "A Study of Public Private Partnership with special reference to infrastructure". Indian Journal of Applied Research, Vol.5, issue 1, January 2015
[5]. Nagesh G, K,Gayithri (2015). A Research note on the Public Private Partnership of India‟s infrastructure development" Journal of Infrastructure Development. https//doi.org/10.1177/0974930614567824

Abstract: There is considerable tension and contradiction regarding the imbalance between the population of males and females in the music and entertainment industry. This tends to create a gender shibboleth in the system. Gender studieshave formed part of the curriculum in tertiary institutions, similar to that of "Slave Trade" and "Communism" in previous eras. This study, therefore, attempts at diffusing the age-old tension and contradiction involving gender in the spheres of creation, performance, and perception of music and allied arts. The work uses the dialectical style to explicate aspects of relativism and/or truism as discovered in the course of this study. Various approaches including primary and secondary information gathering........

Keywords: Shibboleth, Gender, Stereotype, Entertainment, Relativism.

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Abstract: Malnutrition is one of the major problems faced by developing countries. It refers to the deficiency or excess of one or more nutrients in one's body. Overweight and obesity is often associated with many chronic non-communicable diseases including cardiovascular diseases. The present study was conducted to find the prevalence of malnutrition and hypertension among the Khasi mothers of Sohra area, Meghalaya. A total of 695 non-pregnant mothers of reproductive age 15-49 years were included in this study. Subjects were divided into four age groups viz., ≤24, 25-34, 36-44 and ≥45 years respectively.....

Key words: BMI, blood pressure, malnutrition, reproductive age, lifestyle, Khasi Mothers.

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Abstract: Humans exhibit a dynamic transition during the adolescence period of life. India lives in many centuries at the same time. Indian culture is affected since ancient times in their values, beliefs and attitude due to the rule of different rulers. India is known as the land of spirituality. The art of love making, kamasutrathe world oldest literature is written in India. The concept of Emotional maturity is taught in the religious texts. Therefore the purpose of this study was to investigate the correlation of Sexual Attitude and Emotional Maturity, Emotional Maturity and Spiritual Intelligence, and Sexual Attitude and Spiritual Intelligence........

Keywords: Adolescence, Sexual Attitude, Emotional Maturity, Spiritual Intelligence, Correlation

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[4]. Djohan, P. B., Hasan, S., and Tjhay, F., (2021). "Relationship among sexual knowledge, Sexual attitudes and sexuabehaviour of junior High school students, West Jakarta". Article in Journal kedokteranBrawijaya, 31(3), 193 – 198 10.21776/ub.jkb.2021.031.03.12
[5]. Dev, R. D. O., Kamalden, T.F.T., Abdullah, M.C, Geok, SK., Ayub, A. F. M., Ismali, I.A.,(2018). " Emotional Intelligence, Spiritual Intelligence, Self Efficacy and Health Behaviour: Implications for Quality Health". Published in International journal of Academic research in business and social sciences, 8(7), 794-809, https://dx.doi.org/10.6007/15ARBSS/v8-i7/4420

Abstract: Sociologists find that man is no longer sexually frustrated, but existentially. Today man suffers less from an inferiority complex, but rather from a sense of absurdity, of meaninglessness. This feeling is accompanied by a feeling of emptiness, of an existential vacuum, and psychosociological research and studies demonstrate beyond doubt how this sense of meaningless life extends. The overabundant information system creates an image of the world that is partly real and much more fictitious, imaginary, mythical. And it is not always possible to distinguish the demarcation between these two worlds......

KEY WORDS: suicide-archetypal portrait, suicide patterns, suicide risk formula, mental illness

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Abstract: Background: During the British Crown rule in India from 1858 A.D. to 1947 A.D. the colonial era was established by the British government. Even today the structures are still in stand. One such Colonial architecture that still remains even today in Bangalore is St Mary's Basilica Church located in the busy area of Shivajinagar. The Church still remains through building and infrastructure in the 'Gothic' style of architecture. The basilica has been constructed with arches, ornamental motifs and stained glass windows. The small chapel was modified and enhanced in 1813.......

Key Word: British Crown rule, Basilica church, Gothic-style, stained glass windows.

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Abstract: Tea industry is one of the oldest industries in India. The Indian tea industry accounts for the employment for more than a million workers,of which a sizable number of women and persons belong to the weaker sections of the society. Moreover it provides indirect employment to various sectors like warehouses, manufacture of plywood tea chest, aluminium foil, transportation, construction etc. The tea industry is also vital in terms of substantial foreign exchange. So apart from its own workforce it also looks upon a number of dependents. However in the recent days the tea workers,especially the ones drawn from the tribal areas of Jalpaiguri region, are facing innumerable difficulties.........

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Abstract: कोणत्याही देशाची शासन प्रणाली त्या त्या देशाच्या संविधानािर अिलंबून असते. संविधानाला त्या देशाचा सिोच कायदा समजला जातो. संविधानामध्ये ढोबळमानाने देशातील सत्तेचे स्िरूप कसे आहे, शासन संस्थेचे स्िरूप, नागररकाचे हक्क आवण कततव्ये, केंद्र राज्य संभंध इतर बावबत तरतूद असते

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Abstract: The world is what we see or more of how we see. Perception is the way of looking at, understanding and owning an opinion. "Paradigm of International Relations - Netaji to till date" is a comprehensible clarity of thoughts. A vision presenting the marvellous journey of Netaji whose ideologies and immense presence of mind trace to the political aspect of appraising International Relations at the time of Independence changing the narrative of the path of Independence through realism and liberalism.

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Abstract: The development of university skills is crucial for a student's ability to learn and get through the challenges they may encounter when they first start their studies. This research aims to develop the university skills course book at King Saud University according to a proposed model based on educational competencies in the light of UNESCO Framework in the city of Riyadh. The research concluded that the proposed model based on educational competencies can contribute to the development of the university skills book according to the skills of the twenty-first century, and based on the findings of the research, the researcher recommends applying the proposed model based on educational competencies; to improve the learning environment, increasing their educational achievement, improving their attitudes towards learning the course among learners, and expanding its application to various educational purposes such as training to master certain skills, and not only applying it on the cognitive side.

Key Word: The proposed model; educational competencies; development; university skills course, the common first year.

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