Research Hub-International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (RHIMRJ)

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Authors: Dr. Gaurav Lodha and Neelam Siyal

It is widely acknowledged that education plays a crucial positive role in economic development of countries. Several studies made in recent times point out the need for public-private partnership in the field of education, especially in emerging economies like India. Private organizations generally apply market logic in the production and distribution of educational services. On the other hand, government agencies providing educational facilities consider equality and expansion as prime concerns. In recent times the need for excellence, expansion and inclusion is emphasized in the discussions on educational policies. Educational efforts are directed towards providing quality work-force for the development especially of industrial and service sectors.

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Authors: Dr. Gaurav Lodha and Neelam Siyal

The demand for work-life-balance solutions by employees and managers is expanding at an unprecedented rate. As a result, work-life balance is an increasingly hot topic in boardrooms and government halls today. Over the coming decade it will be one of the most important issues that executives and human resource professionals will be expected to manage.

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Authors: Mahalaxmi Tewari

With the advancement of society, the aspect that presents a policy challenge for the criminal justice administration system is nature of crime that is being committed by the juveniles. Children, without any doubt form the most important stratum of the human rights pyramid. The difficulty that the current prospect presents before us is protecting both the offender and the victim. Thus the whole debate lies in providing an appropriate legal mechanism to reflect the transition from the age of childhood innocence through maturity to full responsibility under the criminal law. Along with specialised institutions such as Children’s Courts and juvenile care centres, specific legal rules have been developed which differentiate the position of children and young people within the general criminal justice system. Considerable recent attention has been directed towards rules governing the minimum age of criminal responsibility, and the imposition of criminal responsibility above that age depending on a youth offender’s appreciation of the wrongness of his or her act. This paper thus, analyses the international position in various countries in order to see the contemporary practices and also examines the operation of these rules, so that the right of childhood remains protected.

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Authors: Prof. Sheeba Menon, Pawar Nilesh C. and Goswami Dhvanit V.

Water is the most essential and basic necessity for the living world. Vatva and Odhav are the industrial areas located in the Southern and South –East outskirts of the Ahmedabad city respectively. Vatva and Odhav industrial units supply drugs, chemicals and Engineering parts to various cities of India. Vatva has been divided into different phases. The development of Vatva and Odhav industrial areas doesn’t have proper management for disposal of water effluents. The effluents are thrown into the open, thus polluting the water and soil. The water samples were collected in March, June and August, 2011 respectively. The physical parameters like pH and Electrical Conductance were carried out and results were analyzed. The chemical parameters like Total Hardness, Chlorinity and Calcium hardness were also carried out and results were also analyzed. The water samples showed high level of TDS and salinity pointing towards the poor condition of water. The water bodies like ponds, lakes and rivers are polluted in due course causing water pollution. The polluted water also degrades the agricultural land. Many rivers receive heavy flux of sewage, industrial effluents, domestic and agricultural wastes from simple to highly toxic hazardous chemicals. Further analysis and study is required for sustainable development of future projects.

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Authors: Dr. Anita Shukla

avadhi Laghu Kathao mein Samaj

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Authors: Mr. Kiritsinh O Chauhan

This paper examines the impact of corporate governance on dividend policy decision of BSE-30 companies. Secondary have been collected and source of data was capitaline database and annual reports of respective companies. The time period was 5 years from 2008 to 2014. Researcher has examined the correlation between DIP and corporate governance variables. The correlation found significant. Researcher has also developed regression model to examine casual relationship which is also found significant. It is concluded that corporate governance plays significant role in devising dividend policy decision.

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Authors: Prof. Subramanya P R and Alfia Taj H N

The present study awareness level towards Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, majorly concentrated only on Hassan Dist. Of Karnataka state, the study reveals that PMJDY is almost successful in the Hassan dist. Only 24% of the people not aware about the PMJDY, 36% of the people opened the account under this scheme. May be second phase it reaches more than 60%. The major essentiality for this scheme in Hassan dist. is creating the awareness and advantages of PMJDY. Majorly awareness creation by financial institutions or banks is more effective.

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Authors: Dr. U. B. Gothi and Prof. Kirtan Parmar

In this paper, we have analysed a deterministic inventory model for deteriorating items with time-dependent quadratic demand and holding cost is time-dependent. Two parameter Weibull distributions are used to represent the distribution of time to deterioration. In the model considered here, shortages are allowed and partially backlogged. The backlogging rate is assumed to be dependent on the length of waiting for the next replenishment. The longer the waiting time is, the smaller the backlogging rate would be.The model is solved analytically to obtain the optimal solution of the problem. The derived model is illustrated by a numerical example and its sensitivity analysis is carried out.