SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

14389-14392

Authors: Yudh Veer

There is no hidden fact that Education and development are the two sides of the same coin and with various advancements in different genres of studies, the role of quality Education cannot be underestimated. It indeed can be considered as an essential ingredient for a better understanding of life and opportunities, as it paves the way for a holistic development of the individual, society and of course the nation at large. There have been several initiatives taken by the concerned authorities in the past to improve the methodology of Education, where some approaches proved to be effective while in some, few changes were required, according to the overall development of students and the teachers of the concerned departments. This year in the month of July, the Indian government announced a new Education policy (NEP 2020), after a huge gap of thirty-four years. The paper intends to introduce the currently proposed policy and highlight the important changes done for the effective working of the Education sector. Also, it offers a comparative analysis of the effectiveness of the policies in the past and predicted implications of the newly proposed policy.

14403-14425

Authors: Suryaansh Kishan Razdan & Ashish Kumar Singh

The following research paper is on the relation between public opinion and how public opinion regarding a particular issue brings change to an amendment made by the Parliament regarding any provision, be it constitutional or ordinary law. In order to show the influence of public opinion, 3 such Amendments have been discussed they are, the 42nd Amendment, Atrocities Act, 2018 Amendment and the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019. All these amendments were affected by public opinion in some way or the other. The project first explains the basics of the concepts of Amendments and Public opinion and then creates a relationship between them by discussing the abovementioned amendments also, in order to understand clearly the situations that led to certain events, a clear explanation of social conditions of the time has also been provided. In the end, the paper discusses the importance of public opinion in today’s era and in the conclusion discusses about the potential solution in order to prevent peaceful public protests from turning into violent displays causing harm to life and property.

14435-14445

Authors: Poonam Kadlag & Rajeshree Jaybhaye

This article focuses on the current state of girls education in India 2019 and describes in detail the Nanhi Kali project of K.C.Mahindra Educational Trust and Nandi Foundation. Every child has the right to quality education and learning, regardless of their circumstances or wherever they live. The Government of India is implementing several schemes and programs to ensure child education and change the mindset of girls. Many Non-government in organizations are working at the grass-root level to improve the standards of the girls’ education. In this area, the project Nanhi Kali is remarkable. This project gets access to school for girls in dignity. This paper also focuses on studying the current status of the initiative (action, problems, and solutions) of project nanhi kali which one runs at Chakan (Pune) Maharashtra. The survey research method accepted. Data is collected from 200 primary teachers of Zilla Parishad schools in Chakan, Pune with the help of questionnaires. The findings of the study show that the Nandi Foundation and K.C.MAHINDRA educational trust seem to be helping to bring deprived girls into this stream of education. NGO providing activity booklets, educational materials and technological equipment to support girl children to complete their education. The NGO helps the government to provide free, fair and quality primary and secondary education to all girls and boys.

14464-14469

Authors: T. Sahaya Saila

This study mainly focuses on investigating perspectives of future teachers on cultivating harmony among students for a peaceful nation. The population of this study was composed of 222 studentteachers studying in the B.Ed., course at Chennai. Normative survey method was used. Modified version of the questionnaire developed by Nabeela Sulaiman was used and the reliability of tool was found to be 0.71. Findings of the study revealed that 75% of student-teachers have agreed that students should perform culture activities based on societal problems and programmes have to be conducted on national interests to cultivate harmony among students which can ultimately promote harmony in the nation. Student-teachers have to make substantial efforts to create harmony among students. Some strategies were also given to enhance the role of future teachers in promoting national harmony.

14476-14481

Authors: Deepti Rani & Rini Pundir

The recent pandemic of Corona virus posed a challenge to many sectors of the economy with regard to continuity of their operations. Sudden lockdown brought all activities to rest and gradually alternatives of operations were conceived. All the sectors found there ways of continuing their operations through one way or the other. The role of technology needs to be applauded for playing a vital role in keeping all sectors functional. It is all due to technology that most of the sectors survived and were able to keep them active to a large extent. The silver lining or the positive part of corona virus crisis was that it led to invention of many new techniques and alternative mode of functioning. Among the various sector, one of the sector which connects large segment of society is ‘Education’. Emergence of Online education system and ability of teachers as well as students to respond to the new system really need to be appreciated. It is against this background the study has been conducted to identify and highlight the perception of the students particularly in NCR region of Delhi comprising of Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad. Responses of various issues relating to online teaching were sought through questionnaire and subsequently analyses using SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) to draw meaningful interpretations. The study is exploratory in nature and therefore does not give any conclusive evidence.

14490-14495

Authors: K. B. Patil

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14501-14508

Authors: Sakaldip Singh

This paper has been written by keeping three objectives in mind to justify the title of this paper, the very first objective of this paper is to reveal the destructive nature of ethnicity by unearthing historical dimensions and lamenting on the present global phenomenon. The second, objective is to show, a complex affinity of ethnicity with nationalism and the ideological construction of ethnic nationalism with the views of Mariategui, Lawson, Foucault, Ernest Gellner, Anderson, and Hobsbawm. The last, objective is how to get emancipation from the ideological construction of nationalism with the help of cosmopolitan figure Rabindranath Tagore.

14513-14518

Authors: Geeta Agarwal

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14531-14542

Authors: R. Devananda & G.D Narayana

The main ingredients of fossil fuels are coal, natural gas, crude oil and others. Fossil fuels are formed by natural processes by decomposition of buried dead organisms. The photosynthesis of buried and dead organisms through a long period of millions of years will form fossil fuels. The buried organisms may take 650 million of years and above to form fossil fuels. Petroleum products are considered as fossil fuels because they were formed from the buried remaining parts of plants and animals those lived before millions of years. Petroleum is generally known as Oil as fossil fuel. It was assessed to be before Dinosaurs lived. When the living organisms and plants died, they sank into the bottom of the oceans and they were buried by thousands of feet of sediment and sand that turned into rock. After a long period of time the organic mixture will come under large pressure and heat as the layers increased. After the chemical reaction the mixture will be changed chemically breaking down into the compounds made of hydrogen and Carbon atoms-hydrocarbons. In the final stage Oil structured rocks will be formed. Every organic substance buried in underground does not convert into oil. Under the above said conditions only 2% of organic materials will be converted into Oil. Petroleum products are very essential products these are distributed to the needy customers through petroleum retail outlets. These retail outlets are commissioned and operating on the guidelines of ministry of petroleum and natural gas in union government of India. At present there are 56000 retail outlets are working in India, in Karnataka 4500 are working in Karnataka state. In Tarikere taluk itself 18 different retail outlets are working. Use of petroleum, products: Petroleum, products include Transportation, fuels, fuel oils for heating and Electricity Generation, asphalt and road oil, and the feed stocks used to Make chemicals, plastics and synthetic materials found in nearly Everything we use today, About 74% of the 6.89 billion barrels of Petroleum that we used in 2013 were gasoline, heating oil/diesel Fuel, and jet fuel. The importance of fossil fuels in resource management and sustainable development in the present day’s gains importance in all walks of life. Petrol, diesel and lubricants are the main products of fossil fuels. The excessive use of fossil fuels brings negative effects on environmental system. The effective management of fossil fuels well brings prosperous development to the nation

14546-14553

Authors: Subrata Das

Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born on 22nd May, 1772 in a village of Radhanagar of Hooghly District of Bengal when Britishers took hold over what they called India with a firm grasp and Bengal was already in the grip of social and educational stagnation. He studied multiple religious systems of the past including Buddhism, Sanskrit literature, English, Persian, Arabic to mention a few. His greatest glory lay in this, that in the midst of thick, brooding darkness he saw afar the vision of New India and bravely laboured against large odds. He was not just a founder of a religion and he wanted his countrymen to accept not only the rational and scientific approach but also principles of human dignity and social equity of all men and women. His political, social, educational ideas and activities enriched the field of social work in India. He had done many social work related activities that helped in uplifting Indian society. Social work is a practice based profession that promotes social changes to social development.

14565-14570

Authors: S. I. Kumbhar & Chandrasen Jagtap

Training and Education of human resources has evoked a great deal of interest in recent years. Workers training and education attempts to improve skills or acid to the existing level of knowledge so that the employees are better equipped to do their present job or to prepare them for a higher position with increased responsibilities in the organization. Central Board for Workers Education (CBWE) plays an important role in training and education of employees in organized and unorganized sector. Through the present study article an attempt has been made to focus on the historical background of CBWE, its functions, vision towards workers education and various training education programmes conducted by (CBWE)