International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Management Studies

13-20

Authors: Talluri Mathew Bhaskar

Contemporary Indian drama in English translation has made bold innovations and fruitful experiments in terms of both thematic concerns and technical virtuosities. It has been increasingly turning to history, listened, myth and folklore, tapping their springs of vitality and vocal cords of popularity with splendid results

27-32

Authors: Dr. Razia

This paper is associated with Muslim terrorism in the world. In present time Muslims are identified as a terrorist but the truth is something else. Muslims are not terrorists because terrorist does not have any religion or class.

44-54

Authors: Dr. Debasis Ghosh*, Mrinal Mandal,**And Monali Banerjee***

Embankment construction is an important structural measure to prevent vulnerability of flood in lower reaches of Ajay river. Taming of river has huge negative impact on floodplain as well as entire riparian environment.

66-71

Authors: Success of the organization depends upon the employee commitment towards the organization. Employee behavior, employee perception, employee dedication is a source to sustain competitive advantage. Organizations are paying much more importance to the employee needs, employee welfare and a positive atmosphere to work.

Success of the organization depends upon the employee commitment towards the organization. Employee behavior, employee perception, employee dedication is a source to sustain competitive advantage. Organizations are paying much more importance to the employee needs, employee welfare and a positive atmosphere to work.

87-94

Authors: Mr. Rahul Sharma*, Dr. R Jayaraj** & Dr. Arvind Kumar Jain***

India the pricing of petroleum products plays an important role in its economy as more than 75 per cent of consumption of crude oil in India is based on import, and the world market price of crude is highly volatile. The present petroleum products pricing policy of the OMCs threatens the healthy

10-25

Authors: Chhavi Bhatnagar* & Dr. Subhasis Bhadra**

ICDS Scheme is the national flagship programme of Government of India started in 1975 to deal with the issues of malnutrition and infant mortality in the country. Children up to six years of age, the expectant, lactating mothers and adolescent girls are the beneficiaries of this programme.

36-41

Authors: Bhanu Pratap* and Abhinav Mishra**

The elections in most of the states of India are influenced by caste and class forces and Bihar is no exception in this regard. However, what makes Bihar unique is the role played by the Other Backward Classes in the elections.

53-61

Authors: Dr Grace Laltlinzo

The visibility of the peoples in the frontiers has been very late in the course of history. It is only when they were cornered and pressurized by foreign colonial forces and powers that they were compelled to assert their ‘sovereign’ or ‘independent’ stand

75-78

Authors: S.Senthilkumari*& Dr. B.S. Prameela Priadershini**

Rohinton Mistry is an award winning fiction writer living in Canada. All his works have received unanimous praise. Though he is a diasporic writer, he concentrates much on the problems of Bombay Persians. He has given much importance to family relationships. Woman plays the major role in a family.

6-17

Authors: Dr. Sanjay Nibhoria

There is always a need of faculty development programmes in today’s competitive world, where trainees have a large number of doubts in their manipulative minds. Gone are the days where lectures were given on white board and students used to grab all the content, now the training methodology has to also includes case studies, group discussion, games and simulation exercise, field visits .

27-34

Authors: Tanmay Saha

The Knowledge Management (KM) has become an important guideline for the Information and Knowledge Society, as well as for libraries. In our daily life, we deal with huge amount of data and information. Data and information is not knowledge until we know how to mine the value out of it. This is the reason we need knowledge management

42-47

Authors: Dr. Priyanka Chanda

English is hugely important as an international language and plays an important part even in countries where the UK has historically had little influence. It is learnt as the principal foreign language in most schools in Western Europe. It is also an essential part of the curriculum in far-flung places like Japan and South Korea,

55-60

Authors: Talluri Mathew Bhaskar

Bapsi Sidhwa’s novel Ice-Candy-Man is a realistic narrative, set in Lahore. The story takes up the themes of communal tensions using religion as a way to define individual identity, territorial cravings, political oppressions, power and love, and binds them together in a very readable narrative.

11-19

Authors: Dr. Neeraj Agarwal

Hotel industry has been witnessing an unprecedented growth, especially during the post-world war period, so much, that it has now emerged as a predominant economic factor on the world horizon. As a result, leading multinational and transnational corporate houses have started investing in the hotel and hospitality sector in a big way, thereby giving further boost to its vertical and horizontal growth. It is not just the uniqueness or variety of tourist resources that guarantees a sure success in tourism.

31-40

Authors: Dr. Biswamohan Dash

This research study is based on impact of customer relationship management practices on insurance sector in Odisha market. The research study mainly focuses on the the pattern of service and the facilitation process for the sake of customers adopted by the CRM driven insurance companies in Odisha.

52-56

Authors: Himanshu M. Shukla*& Sunita Patel**

The acceptance or denial of English language as a mode of communication is ever a matter of debate especially in Indian context. The emergence of English in past 2 decades as a prime corporate language has put up a new benchmark. The corporate world is source of demand for a human resource which is directly supplied by the educational institutes

64-69

Authors: Dr Ravindra Kumar

It is easier to talk about small things because the big things in life are almost out of reach and somehow painful. But even small things can loom large and can change the total course of life. Perhaps these are the sort of things Roy might have pondered about before writing her Booker Prize winning novel The God of Small Things.

80-84

Authors: Dr. Kafeel Ahmed Choudhury

This write-up attempts to make a re-reading of Girish Karnad’s ‘Tughlaq’ (1964), in postmodern perspective. The text, under discussion, makes an interesting study in the sense that it attempts to blur the boundaries of colonial historiography rooted upon the idea of grand narratives or master discourse.