IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2023

Abstract: The last two decades have witnessed many countries of the world coming up with skilling schemes aimed at job creation. Organizations are heavily investing in specialised courses aimed at improving technical and academic skills. In India, Skill development has been considered one of the critical aspects for job creation. Every year around 28 million youth gets added to India‟s workforce. The development of skills can contribute to structural transformation and economic growth by enhancing employability and labor productivity, Today‟s rapidly evolving world demands more than just good scores and stresses more on the importance of acquiring valuable life skills. School education devoid.......

Key Word: Skill development, job creation, placement, overview, Industry, Nagaland, Mokokchung.

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[2]. Dolly Kikon & Bengt G. Karlsson (2020) Light Skin and Soft Skills: Training Indigenous Migrants for the Hospitality Sector in India, Ethnos, 85:2, 258-275, DOI:10.1080/00141844.2018.1543717
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Abstract: Resumo: Este trabalho tem como objetivo revelar o papel da tecnologia educacional na consecução dos objetivos da educação. Para chegar a esta empresa, a técnica de análise de conteúdo a diversas obras epublicações relacionadas com o tema do estudo, bem comobem como documentos emitidos por organizações internacionais e nacionais com influência emassuntos educacionais. Foi determinado que a educação podealcançar seus objetivos mais transcendentais atravésuso sistemático de tecnologia educacional, queutiliza diversos meios e recursos para o aprendizado escolar, sejam eles tradicionais (livros, lousa, entre outros), ou as ferramentas oferecidas pelotecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC);conceito que não pode ser considerado equivalente aode tecnologia educacional.......

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Abstract: Description of Religious Literatures – Ramayana, Mahabharata and Bhagavat Geetha - Periyar and Ambedkar reject Birth - Based Caste System - Varnashrama Dharma and untouchability -Battle Against Varnashrama Dharma – Human Rights - Social Justice and Its Effect of Brahminism - The Bhagavat Geetha - Objectives of Periyar and Ambedkar.......

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Abstract: Hinduism – Brahminism – Social Status of Depressed Peoples in the nineteenth century – Four Varna Based Caste System – Ambedkar Views on Hinduism, Social Justice and Human Rights – Ambedkar‟s Social Justice – Social Analyst and Policy Maker – Periyar‟s Rationalism and Self-Respect – Four Varna Based Caste System – Untouchability – Periyar Fight for Egalitarian Society through Communal Representation – Ambedkar Rejects Varna System and birth based casteism – "Caste" – once depression of Mind – Essential Need for Reforming Hinduism.

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Abstract: This paper tries to explore the inherent struggles of sensitive and honest women in search of their true self-identity under patriarchal powers in the family circles. This research highlights the subjugation of women bytheir male counterparts and how they suppress their desires and their souls under patriarchal domination. This article explains women‟s rebellion for their freedom as a fundamental and inevitable consequence that occurs in every family ruled under male egoistic dominance. Not all women become dumb victims and dolls to dance as per man‟s whims. Some women would rise against the wave of domestic violence and they would fight for their place and values in the home front. They build their own individual lives with their new earned liberties. They do not tolerate any of social.......

Key Word: Patriarchal domination, Nora, Women freedom

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Abstract: This research aimed to produce: "Reinforcementmodel of traditional market traders in the border area of ArukSajingan, West Kalimantan". It specifically examined: (1) the category of reinforcement traders; (2) the socio-economic welfare (social) of traders after experiencing reinforcement; (3) the influence of the reinforcement model on the social welfare of traders; and (4) experience of traders after being given reinforcement. This research employed descriptive method. 74 people wastaken as sample through purposive sampling technique. Data collection techniques used were indirect communication, direct communication, and documentary studies. Data analysis was oriented to problems and research objectives. The steps were: Instrument test: validity......

Key Word: Reinforcement, traders, and socio-economic welfare..

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Abstract: This research discusses moral decadence in the novella The Time Machine written by H.G Well. Focusing on the problem of moral decadence as the effect of capitalism, this study uses Genetic Structuralism theory by Lucien Goldman as a tool of analysis. Goldman's theory paves the way to find out the structure of the text as well as the context, both of which are dialectical in figuring out the worldview. By applying Goldman's theory, it is found out thatEloi, the character representing upper class in the novella The Time Machine is described as a creature living an idle life and rules the working class, and they morally downgrades into a weak creature, unable to defend themselves against stronger workers namedMorlock. In the meantime, the working class is forced to toil in industrial premises for most of their lives. It happened continuously until they get used to the situation and turn into Morlock, evolving into powerful underground creatures. Morlock lost their humanity due to a long process of exploitation and persecution. It shows how the Capitalist system destroys all human relations.

Key Word: Genetic structuralism, moral decadence, capitalism, class

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Abstract: This study aims to identify and analyze the law enforcement of money laundering crimes originating from criminal acts of corruption and what factors are inhibiting the law enforcement of money laundering crimes originating from criminal acts of corruption. This study uses primary data through interviews with related parties and distributing questionnaires to 30 respondents as a sample from the public regarding their knowledge of money laundering. The results of this study indicate that: (1) Enforcement of money laundering laws originating from criminal acts of corruption has been carried out according to procedures, however, there are still many things that become obstacles so that law enforcement is not optimal (2) Factors inhibiting money laundering law enforcement, factors accused, law enforcement factors and legal culture factors.

Key Word: Law Enforcement, Money Laundering, Corruption.

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Abstract: More than two-thirds of the residents of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria are in absolute poverty. While this poverty incidence reflects the national average, many researchers have been worried of high poverty rates in the region. This is because the region is blessed with oil and gas, yet poverty is rife among the inhabitants. It is on this background that this study sought to uncover the impact of oil and gas pollution on poverty incidence in the oil-rich Niger Delta. To introduce a novelty, the study was anchored by a structural equation modelling (SEM) approach such that structural and measurement models were specified to describe the latent and observed variables. A simple random sampling......

Key Word: Oil and gas pollution, poverty incidence, SEM, Niger Delta

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