Social Sciences and Humanities

A study of present scenario of agriculture sectors of India

During 1st five year plan (1951-56), the special address was for the agriculture sector to deal with the food crisis. Since then there is found continuous decline in the composition of GDP from the agriculture and allied activities. The world economy has been witnessing the slow growth rate since 2008-09 which has resulted in sluggish growth in all the sectors of India. Although the farm productivity is low as compared to other developed countries, some improvements have been found due to certain developmental activities.

Analysis of key success factors in international mergers and acquisitions

In the highly competitive environment, the use of international mergers and acquisitions can effectively gain the advantage and market. Through mergers and acquisitions, enterprises can quickly obtain new products, enter new markets or enter different industries to achieve new growth. Although mergers and acquisitions can enable enterprises to obtain new competitiveness and market share in a short time, patented technology, technology integration, professionals.

Challenges and opportunities for school inclusion in bandung

This article is the result of research conducted at inclusion school in Bandung City, West Java Indonesia. Inclusive Education that provides opportunities for all children with Disabilities to be able to learn together without any difference in getting the teaching, knowledge as children in general. Using the qualitative approach of descriptive study, this research seeks to reveal the challenges and opportunities of inclusive schools in Bandung.

A Study of vocational interest of secondary school students with regard to their gender and level of educational aspiration

India has huge population within its boundaries which will create more vocational problem than before. There are many examples of the persons doing jobs below their qualities, abilities, interest and aspirations. Everywhere we see the rush of unemployed persons but the other side of the coin is that there are many such vocations which are vacant for the eligible candidates. So it is very necessary that the interest of the person should be judged since the beginning stage of life.

Listening heart (lev shemoa) of solomon and wisdom of proverbs

Christians are by no means reluctant to consider Solomon as the first wisest man in history. And the book of Proverbs, the majority of which have been presumed to be his work, is considered to be the most wisdom in the Bible and humanity literature. Solomon obtained wisdom by offering a thousand burnt offerings at the high place of Gibeon, and lost it by obtaining losing a thousand wives to Jerusalem. In the Old Testament, the listening heart he received from God is expressed as wisdom.

Morphosyntactic analysis of the tandaganon gay language

People with shared experiences and interests like gays or even students create a language that binds them. A language of every group is peculiar since a language of a particular group is different from other languages (Flores, 2011). Everyone could not escape from the alluring and colourful language used by gays because it is funny and it is more fun to say it that is why some of us are influenced by gay language (Cayabyab in Camalig, 2016). This study claims that there is an internal variation of the gay language as a socioliect, from its internal etimologies.

A maverick prankster

This article attempts to show Christopher Moore as a new entrant on the horizon of black humor. He has written more than a dozen novels sprinkled with a dose of black humor and other tools of satire especially pastiche. His literary tenor is queer, shocking and out of the ordinary. ‘A Dirty Job’ and ‘Fool’ are two of his explosively funny novels. In ‘A Dirty Job’ Christopher Moore uses pastiche to the extreme. He laughs at ‘death’ and treats it with a pedestrian distain. There is nothing hoary about death.

A case study on rise in dengue cases in construction areas of Gandhinagar district

To understand the dynamics of Dengue transmission particularly in areas having construction sites of Gandhinagar district to plan and implement effective control measures.The study was conducted covering 3 Primary Health centers viz. Uvarsad, Adraj and Sughad where maximum construction sites were located. Detailed analysis of Dengue cases detected was undertaken. 64% of the confirmed cases were male patients, while 61 % falls in the age group of 20 to 45 years. 42 % of the total dengue cases in the district were contributed by the three PHCs where construction sites were more.

The influence of board involvement on price earning: evidence from Nigeria

Investigation on the influence of board involvement on price earning was carried out using both the correlation and the multiple regression models to analyze publicly available data for a sample of 69 firms from 11 sectors quoted in the Nigerian Stock Exchange for the fiscal year 2011. This indicates that the research made use of cross sectional data. Several diagnostic tests have been applied to justify the validity of the results. The empirical investigations reveal that directors’ shareholdings, firm’s age and firm’s leverage are significant.