IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2023

Abstract: Childhood cancer is a significant health concern worldwide, and India is no exception. The incidence of pediatric cancer cases has been on the rise in recent years, bringing to the forefront a critical issue: the shortage of pediatric oncologists in the country. This shortage poses a significant challenge to the effective management and treatment of childhood cancer, and it calls for immediate attention and concerted efforts from healthcare authorities and stakeholders. The shortage of pediatric oncologists in India can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, there is a limited number of medical professionals specializing in pediatric oncology. The training and education required to become......

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[2]. Roy V, Gupta P, Kumar A, Et Al. Pediatric Oncology Workforce In India: Current Scenario, Unmet Needs, And Future Perspectives. Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2019;66(12):E27932. Doi:10.1002/Pbc.27932
[3]. Bagai P, Kumar P, Malhotra H, Batra A, Bakhshi S. Strategies To Address The Shortage Of Pediatric Oncologists In Low- And Middle-Income Countries. Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2020;67(11):E28608. Doi:10.1002/Pbc.28608
[4]. Arora RS, Quaglini S. Workforce Planning In Pediatric Oncology: An Italian Perspective. Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2013;60(6):933-936. Doi:10.1002/Pbc.24416
[5]. Gupta AA, Howard SC, Weil LM, Et Al. Treating Childhood Cancer In Low-Income Countries. In: Pizzo PA, Poplack DG, Eds. Principles And Practice Of Pediatric Oncology. 7th Ed. Wolters Kluwer Health; 2016:1497-1525. I. Research Databases Pubmed, Google Scholar, Or The Directory Of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) To Find Scholarly Articles And Studies On Childhood Cancer And The Shortage Of Pediatric Oncologists In India

Abstract: This study aims to promote an in-depth analysis of the use of Digital Information and Communication Technologies (TDIC) in the pedagogical practices of teachers who work in rural education. In international symposiums and specialized magazines, various myths related to the use of these technologies are often discussed, such as the supposed autonomy of digital generations in learning, the belief that computer programs will expand personalized teaching and the idea that digital resources are more stimulating and motivating. The present study is based on a qualitative systematic review and its main purpose is to present the Brazilian academic production, including theses, from 2019 to 2020, in order to highlight the relevance of the studies carried out and emphasize the importance of giving voice to researchers when it is about rural education, especially in relation to the role of the teache

Keywords: Pedagogical practices. Digital information and communication technology. Field Education

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[3]. MOLINA, Mônica Castagna; ANTUNES-ROCHA, Maria Isabel.Countryside Education: History, Practices And Challenges Within The Scope Of Educator Training Policies – Reflections On Pronera And Procampo. Reflexão E Ação Magazine, V.22, N.2, P.220-253, Jul./Dec.2014.
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Abstract: the movement of money into or out of a business, project, or financial product. It is usually measured during a.....

Keywords: cash flow statements, cash management, liquidity

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Abstract: In this study intended to analyse the effectiveness of training program, employee satisfaction, types of training program and impact of training and development of employees in Steelmax rolling mills ltd. This study aims to focus on the effectiveness of training and development of employees in the organization, that is training has implications for productivity, health anal safety at work and personal development. The aim of the study is to analyse satisfaction level of employees towards training programs and to understand about the different types of training programs and opinion about present training programs of the organization.

Keywords: Training and development, Employees satisfaction, Types of training.

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Abstract: The Juvenile Justice System is a quest to do complete justice to young offenders who are in their formative stages. Different theory based models (philosophical approaches) have been developed to protect the child from get deep in the quagmire. The due process model, a judicial innovation in juvenile justice system, extend at procedural protections to juvenile which are otherwise available to their adult counter-parts. The question of extension of due process protection to young who otherwise get compensatory benefits has baffled the American and Indian Judiciary from time. The courts have extended and protect the procedural safeguards from all constitutional challenges......

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Abstract: Nowadays the whole world is struggling with the ecological devastation and the subversive collapse of our existential harmony and habitational biodiversity caused by the Anthropocene and reckless human dominance. When Europe and other 1st world countries are initiating multitudinous research work, India, with all her rich culture and centuries old epistemic Sanskrit texts, has already set up copious examples of harmonious living with nature and other non-human beings. While western philosophy was busy with its logics and whatnots, Indian philosophy flourished with and within nature. The prominent Indian philosophical schools like Vedic and Upaniṣadic schools, Buddhism and Jainism are highly associated with nature.
This paper aims to focus on the environmental consciousness and harmony on Buddhist Jātakas through Jātakamālā (also known as......

Keywords: Sanskrit Buddhist Literature, Ecotopia, Ecological harmony, Indian philosophy, Buddhism.

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Abstract: The study delineates the status of women in the tribal regions of Pakistan as depicted in the novel "The Wandering Falcon" by Jamil Ahmad. It also reveals the exploitation of women at the hands of men who possess power. It unpacks the role of tribal traditions, which influence the conditions of women in the region. The study has been conducted under two props coherently interwoven: one is 'The Second Sex' by Simone de Beauvior, and the other is 'Feminist Theory in Sociology' by Ashley Crossman. The paper adapts the method of 'Textual Analysis' by Catherine Belsey. The study textually analyses "The Wandering Falcon" to explore evidence related to women's social status, marginalisation, and suppression in a tribal and partriarchal system.

Keywords: women's social status, tribal traditions, women's suppression, and marginalisation.

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[4]. Et Al., Gulnaz S. "Patriarchy As A Social Tribal Value: Feminist Analysis Of Jamil Ahmad's The Wandering Falcon." Psychology And Education Journal, Vol. 58, No. 1, 2021, Pp. 4236-4242. [5]. Qasim, Zareena, Adeela Iftikhar, And Asifa Qasim. "A Feministic Critique Of Jamil Ahmed's The Wandering Falcon." Journal Of Humanities, Social And Management Sciences (Jhsms) 2.2 (2021): 1-12.

Abstract: Inventory plays most important part of current asset which used by majority of the companies. The company uses various type of inventories like raw material, work in progress, finished goods, stock of packing material, stock of consumable spare and stores. most of companies invest more on the inventory when compare to other inputs. The proper maintenance of assets the firm to earn profit and maintain the liquidity and reserves. The study on the topic inventory management helps to understand the procedures followed for maintaining the inventories at Malappuram co-operative spinning mill ltd. The study is conducted for the period of 45 days, to analyse inventory turn over ratios and trend analysis and EOQ which helps to evaluate or identify the efficiency and problems related to the inventory management. The objective of the study the level of inventory and profitability.

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Abstract: Emotional intelligence is currently gaining attention in the human resource management circles as a management tool. The management of employees' emotions positively and significantly affects the employees' commitment. The public sector in Kenya has a challenge with employee commitment yet a committed work force is very critical to the realization and actualization of the 2030 Vision. This study sought to assess the influence of emotional intelligence on public sector employees' commitment in Kenya, the influence of self-awareness, self- management, social –awareness and relational - management on the commitment of public employees in Makueini,Murang'a and Uasin Gishu Counties. The study reviewed four theories of emotional intelligence that influence employee commitment and one theory on commitment. These theories were; Multiple intelligence theory, Coleman emotional Quotient.....

Key words: Emotional intelligence, Commitment, Public sector employees.

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Abstract: The paper emphasizes the significance of yoga training as an ancient system encompassing social, ethical, spiritual, and moral principles. Yogic science is portrayed as essential for maintaining balance in individuals and promoting qualities beneficial for humanity. Education, seen as a reflection of divinity in humans, is considered incomplete without the integration of ethical practices. The broader context of academic achievement is explored, linking success to cognitive, emotional, and environmental factors. Emotional elements, particularly....

Key words: Education & Ethics, mindfulness, stress management, Yogic education, Yoga.

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