IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2023

Abstract: Women‟s political participation and representation vary dramatically within and between the country and each province. This article examines the discretionary framework for gender responses in voting, political rallies, and representation of women in the legislative bodies. It addressed the populist perspective of Naga society, the respect of voters for male and female candidates and the patriarchal tribal structures that ruined women‟s representation. This study divulges how the social environment influences the impact of constitutive issues on the political inclusion of marginalised groups (women) in the decision-making bodies. While the outcome of the revised scenario on gender discretionary.......

Key Word: Women; Marginalised; Naga; Women participation; Representation

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Abstract: BACK GROUND : World Health Day theme of 2014 was "Small Bite – Big Threat" to sensitise the world on the seriousness of vector borne diseases, especially mosquito borne diseases. The study was an attempt to assess the knowledge and practice of house wives in mosquito control measures followed in rural communities. MATERIALS AND METHODS : A structured interview schedule was used to assess the knowledge and practice of 390 house wives of Arpookara grama panchayath of Kottayam district in Kerala, India during the first half of June 2021. Modified (2020) Kuppuswamy scale was followed in incorporating socio demographic details in the interview schedule. The data obtained was entered in Microsoft Excel and analysed using SPSS ver. 2016.......

KEYWORDS: Vector bionomics, health education, women empowerment

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Abstract: There are 28 states in India, and each one has unique geographical and meteorological characteristics. The most harsh topographical conditions can be found in India's northeast. Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and Tripura are the 8 states that make up this region. Additionally, it is a region with a diverse array of tribes, ethnic groups, dialects, and religions. However, since independence, rebel movements have caused difficulties in this region. As a result of these states' hilly terrain and the difficulty of getting around, the development of India's north-eastern area has been hampered. However, the GOI has introduced a number of programmes and initiatives to improve and develop India's north-eastern region.

Key Word: North East Region, Infrastructure development, North East India,Regional Connectivity Scheme,NEC Vision 2020

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Abstract: Road traffic and transportation have a strategic role in supporting the development and national integration as part of efforts to promote public welfare as mandated by the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. Road traffic and transportation as part of the national transportation system must develop their potential and its role is to realize security, safety, order and smoothness of road traffic and transportation in the context of supporting economic development and regional development. Law on traffic and road transportation no. 22 of 2009 in article 1 paragraph (1) states that road traffic and transportation are a unified system consisting of traffic, road transportation, traffic network and road transportation......

Keywords: Investigation; Accident; Traffic

[1]. Santoso, N. A., Hasbullah, A., & Muwahid, M. (2020). Legality of Online Transportation Services in the Perspective of Road Traffic and Transportation Regulations.Mimbar Yustitia, 4(1), 14-26.
[2]. Hidayati, A., & Hendrati, L. Y. (2016). Traffic Accident Risk Analysis Based on Knowledge, Lane Use, and Driving Speed.Journal of Epidemiology Periodical, 4(2), 275-287.
[3]. Lubis, M. R. (2018). Accountability of Traffic Offenders Causing Victims to Die Due to Negligence.Journal of Rule of Law: Communication Media and Information on Law and Society, 17(2), 97-111.
[4]. Harapan, M. (2020). Maturity Limits of Children for Legal Proficiency in the Perspective of Regulations in Indonesia.Jgsims: Journal Of Gender And Social Inclusion In Muslim Societies, 1(1), 33-47.
[5]. Khoirunisa, D. (2016). Factors Inhibiting the Implementation of Article 80 Letter E Law Number 22 of 2009 Concerning Road Traffic and Transportation Against the Right to Obtain a Driver's License for Persons with Disabilities.Journal Novum, 3(1), 157-165

Abstract: Contemporary churches today are grappling with the prospect of extinction due to an emergent phenomenon of shrinking population of young people in church. Leadership literature propose transformational leadership as a solution to the challenges of youth attraction and retention in church. However, the evidence base in Kenya in support of this proposition is not compelling. The aim of this study was to empirically investigate the relationship between transformational leadership and the participation and constructive engagement of young people in churches in Nairobi City.......

Key words: Constructive Engagement, Personal Development, Transformational Leadership

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Abstract: Introduction: Pregnancy and labor are important moments in a woman's life and good care should be provided to the woman, but for a positive result, a health professional is needed to ensure that the woman is the main player in the delivery scene: the obstetric nurse. Objective: to know the performance of the obstetric nurse in humanized childbirth as evidenced in the health literature. Methodology: Integrative review, collection period from February to March 2017, through the Virtual Health Library Portal based on the descriptors Labor, humanization of childbirth care, Normal Delivery, and Obstetrical Nursing, with the following inclusion criteria: articles of research, available......

Key Word: Labor; Humanization of childbirth care; Normal birth; Nursing obstetrician

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Abstract: Education is fundamental for achieving full human potential, developing an equitable and just society and promoting national development. Providing universal access to quality education is the key to India‟s continued ascent and leadership on the global stage in terms of economic growth, social justice and equality, scientific advancement, national integration and cultural preservation. In this context, it is felt that the education system of the country should aim at developing in the young minds the necessary skills such as critical thinking, creative thinking, logical thinking, reasoning and problem-solving. The Government of India has taken an initiative to revamp the existing......

Key Word: National Education Policy-2020, Implementation, Secondary school teachers

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Abstract: Socio-culture-language contact between Javanese and Madurese ethnic groups at urban area of Jember has been started for a long time with an increasing intensity. The socio-culture-language contact resulted a Javanese language variety that was different from the West Javanese language (BahasaJawaKulon) variety. This article examines the linguistic structure differences of Javanese language variety used at the urban area of Jember and the West Javanese language variety. The study was conducted using a qualitative method and the data was taken from the speakers of Pandhalungan language.....

Key Word: Javanese language, Pandhalungan language, language variation, qualitative, urban

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Abstract: Given Nigeria's persistent preference for telecommunications services and a rise in the number ofteledensity, the Nigerian economy remains beleaguered by low growth, low output from the manufacturing sector and high business costs. Therefore, it is against this context that this study used a dynamic ARDL bounds testing technique to examine the contributions of teledensity on economic growth in Nigeria, using the annual time series from 2000 to 2021 obtained from WDIs, NCC, NBS and CBN.The empirical evidence reveals the presence of co-integration between all the indicators. Results showed that the Telecommunication sector Revenue, Foreign Direct Investment, and Consumer Price Index positively impacted economic growth, while manufacturing output had a negative....

Key Word: Teledensity; Telecommunication; Consumer price index, Foreign Direct Investment and Economic growth.

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[5]. Eke, C.I.,Egwaikhide, C.I., Saheed, Z.S., Alexander, A. A., Farouk, B.U.K.,& Adeleke, A. O., (2019). Impact of Teledensity on Economic Growth in Nigeria.International Journal of Innovative Finance and Economics Research 7(3), 67-78..

Abstract: The concept of marketing has been evolving since the time commercial trading existed in this world. However, in recent times, it has turned into some sort of a grey area as regards to businesses. Ethicists have started raising questions on many issues such as the "invisible' line between the collection of data and intrusion of privacy; methods of deceptive advertisement to attract customers; targeting vulnerable sections of the society in ad campaigns; unethical pricing methodologies and many more. While most people will agree that ethical codes must be adhered to while finalizing marketing strategies, some organizations have a tendency to undermine or overlook this ethical angle altogether. This may only harm them in the end as customers......

Key Word: Marketing, Market research, Ethical Concerns, Unethical issues, Product Pricing & Promotion, Consumers

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