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G. S. DESHMUKH & DR. S. S. JAGTAP

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‘Escape’ is Manjula Padmanabhan’s first novel for adults, published in 2008. The novel was shortlisted for prestigious the Vodafone Crossword Book Award 2008. ‘Escape’ deals with the burning issue of declining sex-ratio. It goes one step ahead. In this novel, the novelist portrays that women/females are eradicated, openly they are killed for just being women. Even there is no feminine name for thing or person. Now the clones are produced so there is no need of women. It shows total extermination of womanhood. It is one step ahead of discrimination. It is not the issue of gender-discrimination but female gender and related to it for example names, memories, things, places all are destroyed. It is the cruellest. Sumana Mukherjee considers Escape to be, “an allegory of adolescence and the desire for experience, battle for control!”

Key-words: Discrimination, Extermination, Womanhood, Equality, Liberty.   

DR. PRAMOD R. BOTRE

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This paper focuses on Women Entrepreneur. Any understanding of Indian women, of their identity and especially of their role taking and breaking new paths, will be incomplete without a walk down the corridors of Indian history where women have paused, lived and internalized various role models. It is in these new beginnings women will create a legacy and a heritage and pass it on to their daughters and their daughters leave family saga of creating an enterprise and make it grow into an industrial empire.

Key Words: Women Entrepreneurship, Indian women, Industrialization, Capital, Market Dynamics.

PRADYUMNA KUMAR PATTNAIK
NIRANJAN MISHRA

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This paper is to look at the impact of second order slip flow on MHD boundary layer flow of micropolar fluid past a stretching sheet. The administering non-direct conditions were decreased into coupled non-straight higher order standard differential condition by utilizing fitting comparably changes. At that point numerical methodology has been dealt with to illuminate the differential conditions. We have utilized Runge-Kutta fourth order strategy with shooting procedure to fathom the ODEs and utilized MATLAB programming to drawing diagrams of velocity, temperature and microrotation profiles for various benefits of administering parameters. Likewise varieties of the skin grating coefficient and nearby Nusselt number are demonstrated graphically with the end goal to watch the physical unsettling influences in the profiles. The outcomes show that the skin friction coefficient increases as the estimations of slip parameter  increase. However, the local Nusselt number decreases as both slip parameters  and  increase. Excellent agreement observed with previous study.

Keywords: Second order slip flow, Micropolar, MHD, Heat transfer, Stretching sheet

DR. M. F. PATEL

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Desirable Daughters is a journey of three sisters Padma, Parvati, and Tara who are brought up in a traditional Brahmin Hindu family in West Bengal. Being brought up in the strict conformity to the customs and the values of a traditional society, all the three girls go for arranged marriages according to the wish of their parents. Tara, the protagonist, marries Bishwapriya Chatterjee and they settle down in Atherton. Padma, the eldest one settles down in New Jersey, while Parvati settles in Bombay with her rich businessman husband. Mukherjee addresses the issues of immigration from the cultural perspective. The fragile and fluid identity of Indian immigrants is the theme of the novel. They try to find a niche in the new cultural landscape. The present paper is an attempt to examine whether or not the characters succeed in assimilating themselves in a multicultural society of America.

DR. ASHISH GHANSHYAMBHAI PATEL

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Women has played a key role in development of every country, women of India are facing lots of problems in social life and in different fields. While taking decisions in the family, women’s opinions are always ignored. Today women are becoming victim of several tortures. Women should be studied in the same way as an organ of society, from the context of social view. Women are working in agriculture, cattle farming, service and businesses and they are self-dependent. Today 70% women are involve in family decision, women are free to spend their own earned money, rural women has empowered  rural economy with the earning from cattle farming business, government is helping to the women cattle farmer. White revolution has attracted women to join the trend. Now small and micro village’s women are also eager to participate in the white revolution. Approx 73 % women of Gujarat are involved in white revolution. 14 % women members are added in Milk production cooperative mandalis.

DR. HIREN J. BAROT

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Increase in education, migration, sense of equality, democracy, modernization, and values have encouraged women to step out of the home to play equal role with male. Adivasi woman don’t have heard the word gender equality but modernization and constant touch of elite society have impressed them to go this way. Still women do a job to earn is not sustained in male dominated era. There role is limited to bring up children, helping in animal husbandry, and perform social customs. Ina ancient time woman’s role was nearly equal to that of male but in medieval era it has put many restrictions upon them. Such a restriction made their role in limitation. To do house work, bring up children, preparing food are their major work during the day. The limited work kept them away from earning which later on sidelined and made dependent to male.  Economic and physical exploitation of women start from this time. Now a time has healed their solution and has entered to new era of their own choice. 

DR. YASHPALSINH V. RATHOD

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Women has played an important role in society, Indian women are facing many problems regarding their status in family, but Indian constitution ,Law and government has made proper guideline and direction to improve condition of women. Gender equality is the basic priority of government. Reservation in education, job and election are the major action of various governments has proven good results for women empowerment.  Now women are self dependent and they are equally capable to take their own decision, rural economy is dependent on agriculture and agriculture is indirectly connected with women due to cattle farming activity. So we can say that women are part of our society and we cannot ignore their role in society.

DR. M. ESTHER KALYAN ASIRVADAM

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Human values refer to those values which are at the core of being human. The values which are considered basic inherent values in human include truth, honesty, loyalty, love, peace etc., because they bring out the fundamental goodness of human beings and society at large. India, is a country driven by religion and religious texts. The human values embibed by Indians are from the religious texts. Hinduism was originally known as Arya Dharma. Dharma is a key word in Hinduism and means duty, right virtue, mortality, law, truth, righteousness. Though Hinduism loaded with great values, the social structure, differences embedded in it have become the main reasons for the introduction of new religions with different human values. Eight fold path, Four Noble Truths are the basic human values explained in Buddhism by Gowthama Buddha. Jainisum emphasised three values, they are called Three Ratnas and five other values. In Indian history we can see many kings who followed all these human values and became famous.

Key Words: Human values, Hinduism, Dharma, Buddhism, Four Noble Truths, Eight Fold Path, Jainism, Three Ratnas.

K. SUKUMAR & DR. K. MANGAYARKARASI

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Seraph on the Suwannee is the last work of  Zora Neale Hurston. It was  published  in 1948, unfortunately it did not receive much appreciation and has often been termed as an awkward novel perhaps this is so, because Hurston chose her characters to be Southern whiter rather than her usual African American characters. Hurston through Seraph critically examines the white culture and society and exposes its hollowness. Seraph on the Suwanee is a story about poor Southern whites or “crackers” who are constantly struggling to improve their economic conditions. The protagonist is a white female Arvay Henson living in the town of Sawley. Arvay secretly fantasizes about her brother-in-law Carl Middleton who is married to her elder sister Larraine. At the age of sixteen she decides to become a missionary. Arvay is a beautiful girl but purposely keeps her suitors away by throwing hysterical fits at whoever tries to approach her.

VIJAY M. GAWAS

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Beneficial act was to recognize the rights of Scheduled Tribes and other traditional Forest Dwellers, who were inhabitated in forest area from many Generations. According to some act it was also specified the procedure to verifying and recording of the rights of members of the Scheduled Tribes on forest land in Goa. Since, pre and post liberation of Goa as a resulting of historical injustice of these communities like Gawda, Kunbi and velip were rendering them as encroachers. This Act also seeks to title to land and homesteads to residents of forest villages and other old habitations on forest land. The paper also discusses the implementation of act, Protection of forest rights and livelihood of the Tribal peoples. It also analysis and review some acts how it is useful and beneficial to lead the inclusive framework to bringing tribal communities into mainstream. The Secondary data is based on books, journals, and newspaper, and folklore. The data collected from Tribal organisation, Tribal Welfare Department of Goa, Goa State Scheduled Tribe and Scheduled Cast Commission and other concerned Department of Goa is also used here.

Keyword: - Tribal Forest Rights, Access, Tribal Life, Act,

DR. CHHAYA R. SUCHAK

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The concept of modern feminism, seemingly arrived in America overnight some two or more decades ago. But this overnight discovery of feminism was based on a long period of maturing and nurturing. Probably the reason why the build up was not easily apparent was because it was mostly the effort of individuals of different times, perceptions and approaches to the problem of women’s emancipation. Looking back today on the history of the feminine revolution is like going on a trip into a past which, as we rediscover it, makes us realise that there were enough hints, clues and signals in the books, moves, articles and conferences/demonstrations all of which, at the time of their occurrence,  could not be seen in their holistic entirety.

ANAMIKA

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Social media has pervaded all spheres of life ranging from the personal to the political. It is revolutionising the whole world in a variety of ways. No business, professional or personal activity is today imaginable without social media. As it also spreads its reach in the academy, it is becoming a vital appendage to the libraries. After initial reluctance to include it in services and larger outreach, today the library community has harnessed social media in various ways for better and quicker services. The immediate and wide connect it offers has led to a paradigm shift in the field of library and information sciences. However, as it is a developing scenario, it will still take more time and many more adjustments to become a fully integral part of the library system.

DR. V. SIVA PRASANNA KUMAR

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Global Diaspora aims that many educated became citizens of the countries into which they have migrated .There are twenty million people of Indians spread over one hundred and thirty six countries into which they have migrated .eminent scholars are under the impression that Indian Diaspora is the oldest Diaspora as far as the statistical history is concerned.