IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2022

Abstract:To the menu of the debate crystallized around the transverse question of the encrage sécuritaire in the North-Kivu, the grid épistémologique of the analytic recipe reveals that the program of disarmament of the national armed groups in the North-Kivu failed globally. Indeed, he/it is evident from the picture 1 that foreseen no objective has been reached and that four results out of fourteen have fully been achieved. This failure explains itself by internal and external political reasons. The disarmament of the armed groups appears in the research of purification and stabilization sécuritaire and remain permanent. This topic justifies the use of the methods of assessment of the public policies, the types of questionnement in the public analyses.......

Key words: Political reefs, security, disarmament and National Armed Groups

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Abstract: Kuthu Ratheeb is a ritual performance which is stems from Sufi culture and it is the huge and blend of Shiite Muslim and Sufi culture. Basically, Kerala's Kuthu Ratheeb and its origin came from Kondotty, Malapuram district, Kerala, India. Kuthu Ratheeb is practicing by Shiite people in Kerala. Though, there are some section of people in Kerala located in Ponani, they are also practicing Kuthu Ratheeb but they are the followers of Sunni religious section. Kuthu Ratheeb is performed at ritual festivals, mosques and homes. At homes they are done to escape from incurable diseases and to fulfil the aspirations of the people. This ritual performance is taking place in Iraq by maintaining commemoration of Husain's death in Karbala war, In Kerala this ritual performance is used to propagate religious ideologies......

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Abstract: The teaching – learning process is shifted to on line mode due to Covid pandemic. This study is conducted to assess the attitude of Adolescent school students towards online learning and its relationship with their academic achievement through online learning. The sample was 100 Adolescent students. The students were selected from class 12 randomly. Online survey using whatsapp was used to collect the data for the study. The tool used was an Attitude Scale prepared by the investigators. The scores of examination conducted online were collected to analyze the Academic achievement of students. Suitable statistics was used to analyze the data. The results indicate that there is a positive correlation between the two variables..

Keywords: Attitude, Online learning, Academic achievement through online learning

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Abstract: This study is conducted to find out how far certain variables have impacted the spiritual intelligence of graduate students in Kamrup district of Assam. The sample for the present study consisted of 112 graduate students. The age range of all the subjects was between 21-24years. Spiritual intelligence inventory self-report inventory (2008), developed by D. King (SISRI-24) was used to assess spiritual intelligence. Mean, Standard Deviation and t-test was used to find out influence of certain variables on spiritual intelligence of graduate students. The results revealed that gender and social status of graduate students do not make a significant difference in their spiritual intelligence but locality and management (government/private college) makes a significant difference in their spiritual intelligence.

Keywords: Spiritual Intelligence, Graduate Students, locality, management

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Abstract: Minerals constitute a major natural resource for acceleration of economic development of a country. Odisha is one of the mineral rich states of the country having a special distinction in the country's overall mining sector. The objectives of this paper are to know the demographic characteristics of mining workers and also to examine the perceptions, social integration and cohesion of mining workers. The present research methodology is based on both primary as well as secondary data. It is found that among 722 respondents of mining workers sample taken in jajpur and......

Key Words: Mining, Perception, Workers

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Abstract: Several studies have been carried out on the linguistic features of humour skits produced by some thespians in Nigeria. Some of these studies concentrated on how the phonological distortions in their utterances have contributed to humour productions. However, the humour-evoking phonological peculiarities of Funke Akindele's brand of spoken English in Jenifa's Diary have not been given sufficient attention. Jenifa's Diary is a weekly episodic dramatized telecast which foregrounds some social issues in Nigeria. Jenifa, the protagonist of the drama, fondly uses the Yoruba English (YE), a sub-variety of Nigerian English (NE) to construct funniness around these.......

Key Word: Humour, phonological incongruity, hyper-imitation, self-branding, articulatory shifts.

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Abstract: Gujarat is a hub of tribes which constitutes 14.8 percent of the total state population.i Herein we find many of tribes such as Gamith, Dhodias, Siddi, Barda, Vasawas, Rabari, Rathwas etc. Among these, the focus of my paper is "The RATHWAS". They constitute the group and sub-groups of aboriginal people native to Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh. The tribe gets its name from the ancient Dravidian term 'Rath-bistar' which means the hilly and forested regions in the above states. They are a distinct tribe in Gujarat famed for their rich culture and characteristic art tradition, the Pithora wall paintings which significantly is a 'living' tradition. This paper is an attempt to outline and examine continuity and change in the socio cultural life of Rathwas as is noticeable in their belief systems, dress,......

Keyword: Rathwas, Badvo, Pithora art, Belief system

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Abstract: Background: Quality education produces substantial values for money, as people are educated, earnings grow, so do savings, so does investment, and in turn, so does the well-being of all. As such, human capital consists of the knowledge, skills, and health that people accumulate over their lives, enabling them to realize their potential as productive members of society. It has large payoffs for individuals, societies, and countries. These facts mark the contribution of quality education to the production of effective human capital as a cornerstone of knowledge-based economy.......

Keyword: quality education, challenges, spending in education, internal efficiency, access, equity, relevance, literacy, motivation.

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