SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

17801/17811

Authors: Prof. Sabiya Shaikh & Prof. Dattatray Katore

The world is currently undergoing repeated episodes of lockdown due to Covid 19 virus pandemic since from the first case detected in Wuhan city of China in December 2019. India being a developing country with world’s 17 percent population is not an exception to the Covid 19 virus spread and is one of the most severely affected countries in the world. India has witnessed repeated episodes of lockdown in response to recurring waves of Covid 19 spread. For a developing country like India which has world’s 17 percent population residing, the challenge is not only to save lives of people but to keep economic activities continue in order to provide employment to daily wage earners so that they can feed their families. Central government is also in need of financial resources in order to provide healthcare services and keep continuing other social and welfare schemes. The belligerent attitude of neighboring countries also pose different challenges and the government has to make huge expenditure on defense to face these challenges. In order to keep these necessities going, the economy has to keep growing at a steady rate. But lockdown has posed some serious challenges to keep economic activities going. This paper describe the impact of lockdowns on Indian industries in relation to various economic variables such as GDP, GNP, inflation, fiscal deficit, IIP etc.

17819/17827

Authors: Vidya Avachat

The term non-Governmental organization (NGO) is very broad. Any organization, which functions in a distinct manner from government, may be termed as a non-governmental organization, ranging from a global charity to a local self –help group. It may be a research institute, a Co-coordinating agency or a lobby group. The number of voluntary agencies actively involved in environmental issues in India. Finance, leadership, activities, and coordination with others are the key input for any NGO to function effectively. The effect of the coordination of NGOs with the state government and other NGOs on environmental conservation work has been studied in the following research paper. The main aim of the study is to understand and analyze the coordination and relation of selected Organizations and their impact on environment conservation activities with special reference to Pune District. This paper is divided in to three parts. First part is related to coordination profile of selected NGOs who work in the area of environment in Pune district. Second part is related to study of case study of selected NGO AFARM and the third part is initially summaries the major findings of the study and ends with the conclusions.

17837/17841

Authors: Sushma & Mamata Asawal

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17851/17858

Authors: Namita S. Sahare

Climate change affects humans and natural environments today and particularly in the future. Mathematical knowhow is necessary in producing knowledge about climate change, understanding it as a phenomenon and contributing to the climate debate. Therefore, learning mathematics plays an important role in building a climate-friendly world by raising teachers as critical thinkers and students as active citizens and young scientists. Practicing mathematics boosts abstract thinking, which is an essential tool for anyone interested in climate issues. In this study Researcher has tried to develop awareness among B.Ed. students as future teachers through solving mathematical word problems based on climate change and carbon footprint with a hope to spread this awareness in secondary school students in future.

17864/17872

Authors: Prof. Surekha Baburao Bhosle

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17887/17891

Authors: Pramod kumar & Neetu

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17896/17900

Authors: Sahadev Singh & Neetu

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17905/17914

Authors: L.G. Retwade, Nitin D. Ade, Kalpesh U. Mendke & Ramesh Sayaji Desai

The researcher is trying to explain the relationship between income and expenditure/ consumption with the help of higher, middle- and lower-income countries. We can prove if country having high income, then the expenditure of that country is also higher. For this research the researcher took per capita income and per capita expenditure of 9 countries from various sources. The time period of data is from 2010 to 2015. Firstly we took data of same group of countries. And after that the researcher compares different three countries from each class (higher, middle, and lower) and explained the difference. The relation between income and expenditure is frequently called a utilization plan or consumption schedule. It is utilized to portray monetary patterns in the industry or organization. When there is more cash or expectation of income, more products are bought by purchasers. In this article the following function with the help of all the data has observed C = F(Y) and Y = C + S, as ? Y ? Consumption?

17921/17934

Authors: Deepali Shivaji Bhalshankar & Shilparani B. Dongre

The field of forensic science, which employs scientific methods to provide objective circumstantial evidence, is currently advancing at an ever-increasing rate. As a result, increasing amounts of scientific evidence are presented, which is often less and less understandable to non-scientists and grows increasingly sophisticated. Over the past 25 years, the area of forensic science has developed, leading to significant scientific advancements (DNA typing, physical evidence databases, related scientific instrumentation). The word "forensic science" is an umbrella term that includes various scientific fields and crosses practically all medical subject boundaries. This study examines how forensic services are used in crime investigation as perceived by police officers in India at various levels of designation. The data was gathered using a structured questionnaire and a purposeful sampling approach. The findings were statistically interpolated using the SPSS programme. This study discovered a lack of knowledge of various forensic services, specialised forensic divisions, and the use of forensic methodologies during crime investigation among police officers working at lower hierarchy levels (<50%). The findings of this study would make it easier to spot any gaps in the application of forensic services during the course of a criminal inquiry.

17940/17948

Authors: Mehta Samixa Rameshchandra1 & Jadeja J. Vasantba

Microorganism bioremediation of seafood processing plant wastewater is a viable alternative to the traditional effluent treatment technique of recovery and removal. Five seafood processing plants in and around Veraval were sampled for waste water. This water was transported to lab in controlled condition and were analysed for eutrophic component present and BOD, COD value evaluation. Soil samples from the same places were collected for bacterial isolation. From them over 40 bacterial strains were collected from five different seafood processing industry soil samples near Veraval.

17955/17959

Authors: Maloth Ramesh

“Children are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded.” ~ Jess Lair Early childhood education often focuses on guiding children to learn through play. The term often refers to preschool or infant/child care programs. Early childhood education is the formal teaching and care of young children by people other than their family or in settings outside of the home. Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) supports children’s survival, growth, development and learning - including health, nutrition and hygiene, and cognitive, social, physical and emotional development- from birth to entry into primary school in formal, informal and non- formal settings. Early childhood education often focuses on guiding children to learn through play. The term often refers to preschool or infant/child care programs. Early childhood education is the formal teaching and care of young children by people other than their family or in settings outside of the home. 'Early childhood' is usually defined as before the age of normal schooling. A child's needs at this period are different from those of older schoolchildren, because early childhood sees the greatest growth and development, when the brain develops most rapidly, almost at its fullest. It is a period when walking, talking, self-esteem, vision of the world and moral foundations are established. The present study was conducted in anganwadis centres of Nizamabad and Kamareddy districts of Telangana state. The result reveals that there were significant differences in the opinion of teachers and parents with respect to the developmental activities available at anganwadis in tribal areas.