SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

13951-13961

Authors: Khushpreet Kaur

Internet of Things refers to the giant network of interconnected devices which can make decisions without any human intervention. It is basically a platform through which everyday things which are embedded with sensing equipment can be connected to the internet enabling them to collect and exchange data.The primary objective of this paper is to provide an overview of IoT, its key characteristics and detailed view of various stages of architecture of Internet of Things. This paper also includes several applications areas of IoT providing examples in those sectors of Internet of Things.

13966-13981

Authors: Marina Abdullah Bukeir Al-Saqqaf

This paper, as the title implies, deals with the fantastic elementsin of one of the greatest Fantasy works of George MacDonald. Fantasy and the fantastic contradicts reality in the sense thatit is opposite to the norms of our world.Thus, the paper investigates what Mendlesohn and James refer to as“the presence of the impossible and the unexplainable”(3). that are present in MacDonald’s Phantastesdue to its great impact on fantasy in the modern sense of the genre. The Researcher uses analytical approach based on close observation and investigation of the fantastic elements in the novel to reach to broad identity of the fantastic. The paper is divided into three parts. The first partprovides an idea about Fantasy and Fantastic elements. The second discusses and summarizes the novel, the third part is the most important one because itpresents all the fantastic that appeared in the novel. The last part is the conclusion. The paper concludes that MacDonald made a brilliant use of a complicated fantasy. created fantastic world with layers of smaller worlds within, diverse unexpected forms of fantastic creatures like evil spirits in natural forms, magical animals, goblins, giants, and fairies. He presented multitudes of characters and finally heavy use of objects or aspects but dressed them magical outfits. For instance, singing has the power to bring people alive, to free people and find them,sea changes it quality to be theatre-like. they are time transparent, and food is magical that not only satisfies hunger but magically broaden senses and sharpens intellect. In short, it highlights George MacDonald creativity, sorts out Phantastesrichness in Fantastic and highlights its importance in Fantasy genres.

13990-13997

Authors: Nalini Patil & Uttara Deolankar

Relation of self-instructional material (SIM) and distance education begins with a consideration of the concept of ‘learning through distance mode of education’. Distance education is defined as learning which is implemented with a geographical separation between the teachers and the students. Self-instructional material is described as a learning material given to distance learners so that they can grasp the concepts without the presence of the teacher. Self-instructional materials are given to adult students who are especially interested in learning that arises from the roles they play as they pass through the stages of human development (i.e., parent, consumer, employee, citizen). The teachers teaching through the face to face mode are experts in teaching the subject content through face to face mode. If the same content has to be taught through the distance mode of education then the subject content has to transform to self-instructional material. Hence this paper discusses the creation of self-instructional material and the implications which follow for newer avenues in strengthening the teaching profession.

14005-14018

Authors: Jay Shankar Sharma & Ms. Laxmi

The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic is the defining global health crisis of our time and the greatest challenge we have faced since World War Two. But the pandemic is not just a health crisis. It's also an unprecedented socio-economic crisis. Stressing every one of the countries it touches; it has the potential to create devastating social, economic and political effects that will leave deep and longstanding scars. Every day, people are losing jobs and income, with no way of knowing when normality will return. (1) The COVID-19 pandemic has constrained organisation all over the world to move to remote working. This move is making extraordinary and unanticipated administrative challenges identified with employees prosperity, profitability and coordinated effort. How associations react to the test of acclimating to remote working will have huge effect for the time being – and an enduring effect on the future of work. In the present study an attempt is made by researcher to investigate the perception and experiences of the employers during lockdowns because of shift to remote working that is work from home (WFH) due to Covid 19 pandemic and draw conclusions from it. For this purpose a survey has been conducted by designing and circulating an online questionnaire.

14027-14034

Authors: Ms. Nirupama Tete

The Tribal population constitute about 8.2 percent of the population of India .According to 2001 census the population of scheduled tribes has increased to 84.3 million from 67.8 million in 1991.With Odisha scheduled tribes of 62 tribes accounts for 22.21percnt of Odisha population. However in spite of various efforts of the government of India Odisha is lagging behind various socioeconomic factors. As a result a major number of the tribal communities suffer from various health conditions especially those who are vulnerable or backward social group live in remote hilly and forest or desert area where there is less access to education, portable water, lack of personal hygiene and sanitation making them more vulnerable to disease. They still depend upon the old traditional methods of health treatment rather practicing the modern medical health care services .The main objective of this paper is to analyse the status of child health and it makes a comparative trend analysis of the change in tribal health status in comparison to other social groups by using different rounds of NFHS data with the other communities.

14042-14048

Authors: Maya Shankar Yadav

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14057-14072

Authors: Nidhi Shanker

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