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SANITATION AND SWATCHH BHARAT MISSION A MOVEMENT VISUALIZING GANDHI’S DREAM

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Mahatma Gandhi had said, “I want clean India first and independence later.” Since ancient times, manual scavenging has been in existence in India. Manual scavenging and unhygienic practices of cleaning human excreta with bare hands are inhuman. Basic sanitation refers to improved sanitation that directly and indirectly separates human hygiene from human excreta and ensures safe excreta disposal via various latrine structures. Improved sanitation benefits public health, livelihoods, and dignity benefits that extend beyond households to entire communities. Gandhi\'s revolutionary method of social change, community sanitation, was a constructive revolt against untouchability. However, due to a variety of socio-cultural and economic factors, the use of toilet facilities is severely lacking. Even after access to toilet facilities at the household level, open defecation persists. The current paper identifies an indicative list of reasons for open defecation based on household level primary data obtained from a cross section of rural and urban slum households.
KEYWORDS : Sanitation, untouchability, defacation

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STUDY ON MODERN MEDIA\'S IMPACT ON CHILDREN

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Numerous changes have been brought about by new media for people, families, and households as a whole. There are various benefits and drawbacks associated with the New Media. This new media format cannot be rejected or avoided. It is crucial not just within peer groups but also for communicating with families and other social groups, making it an essential component of a wider community. The majority of social media platforms allow for contact through Facebook, Twitter, You Tube, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and other apps. Utilizing cellphones for exchanging and sharing images, movies, and other digital content improves it even more. Additionally, it makes communication simple via editing and sharing. The young children are captured by its aggressive character, which exists independently of this era, and they become victims of many forms of violence. The purpose of this essay is to examine how new media affects kids.
KEYWORDS : Children, New Media, Positive Technological Development Framework

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THE OLD SILK ROAD AND THE EMERGENCE OF COMMERCIAL CAPITALISM

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President Xi has referred to this endeavour as the \"project of the century\" and has used the metaphor and image of the old Silk Road as its foundation. A multi-trillion dollar example of \"Chinese infrastructuralism,\" the Belt and Road Initiative aims to connect China, Asia, Europe, and Africa while also fostering a stronger regional integration of Eurasia. The Silk Road actually started when traders and explorers discovered their passage from China to Europe and the Middle East in the second century BCE, with a trade based primarily on silk and silk products but also including precious stones and jewellery. The image of the ancient Silk Road was created in the middle of the nineteenth century (1877), but the Silk Road itself dates back to that time. Although not serving as a permanent conduit between East and West, the Silk Road lasted for more than a millennium. The Silk Road\'s founding and the security-related partnership struck with the northern nomadic tribes are both documented by scholars of the Han era.
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SOCIAL WORK TRANSFORMATION, HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE INDIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

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One of the nations that has signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, is India. Its written constitution offers a unique blend of legal and non-legal rights. Due to the unique intricacies of the political systems in the nation as well as the various historical, social, and cultural contexts in Indian states, the human rights movement and its intellectual discourse have been tested in India. Human rights are unable to become a widespread movement because to the persistent conventional norms of caste, class, and gender discrimination, poverty, a lack of education, and awareness. With the rise in social and economic inequality, poverty, racial and religious conflicts, natural catastrophes, and population relocation, there is a rising need for social workers to embrace the human rights approach. The authors of this article provide a succinct history of India\'s reaction to human rights conventions and treaties as well as an update on current human rights practices. The practice of human rights and the defense of the rights of the nation\'s most vulnerable citizens the impoverished, marginalized, and outcasts start with social work education. It is explored and argued how Indian social work school has modified its curriculum, research, and field practice to integrate the human rights approach. Although though there are many difficulties and disparities in social work views in the education of social workers in India, it is now widely accepted that collective analysis and solidarity would help change social work education in India into a useful field with a human rights perspective.
KEYWORDS : Education, human rights

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CUSTOMER HAPPINESS AND HEALTH CARE SERVICE QUALITY WITH RESPECT TO RELEVANT METRICS IN PRIVATE HOSPITAL

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Consumers are significant stakeholders in businesses, thus management places a high focus on ensuring their pleasure. Customer happiness now heavily depends on the level of service. This research makes an effort to quantify customer satisfaction and service quality in relation to service quality parameters in the health care industry. To assess the link between service quality dimensions, service quality and customer satisfaction factors, descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression analysis have been employed. 50 sample clients who are actively using hospital out-patient services utilized in the study. For the development of service quality and client satisfaction in the health care industry, each of the service quality dimensions namely, tangibles, dependability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy is critical. Service quality significantly influences customer satisfaction
KEYWORDS : Service quality, customer satisfaction, perceptions of quality, hospitals, and health care

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A REVIEW ON REGULAR JOB VS. ENTREPRENEURISM

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Entrepreneurship is the ability to start a new business and manage it successfully by generating more profit. In order to start a business and to run it effectively, entrepreneurs often take many risks. The act of entrepreneurship is related to operating and growing a business. Basically, it is tough to generate profit in a business and survive in the market for a longer time. So, to be a great entrepreneur, one must possess extraordinary planning, organizational skills, and financial knowledge. An employee is a person who works for a company while performing his or her duties, whereas an entrepreneur is a person who creates a new business while bearing risks and enjoying most of the profits and rewards.
KEYWORDS : business, Entrepreneurship, organizational

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MUHARRAM FESTIVAL AND ITS SOCIO-RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE

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The conquest of Deccani Medieval Hindu kingdoms (Yadava, Hoyasala, Kakatiya) by Tughlaq forces by the year 1323 CE, gave an opportunity to Hindu-Muslim sections to come together. Even though political, religious differences has continued between native subjects and invaders from Delhi, in course of time due to changed conditions, these two cultures came together in certain parts of Deccan. The foundation of Bahmani kingdom in 1347 CE at Gulbarga by Allauddin Hassangang – Bahmani, the long rule of his successors till 1510 CE spread the Islamic culture in Deccan (Karnataka, Maratwada and some parts of present Telangana and Andhra Pradesh).
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A NOTE ON DARGAH CULTURE IN MEDIEVAL ANDHRA DESA (1287 CE – 1707 CE)

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Andhradesa was known for its unique culture since pre-historic times to Ancient times. Satavahanas and their successive dynasties ruled upto 11th century CE. During the medieval times, Andhradesa had gone many Political and Cultural changes. During this period Andhradesa was ruled by Kakatiya, Musunuri, Velama, Reddy and Qutbshahi rulers. During this period this reign has witnessed significant changes in socio religious and cultural fields. The constant attacks of Delhi Sultanate forces on South Indian Hindu kingdoms since the region of Allauddin Khilji gave birth to the significant changes in medieval south Indian in general and Deccan in particular. Hoyasala, Pandya and Kakatiya kingdoms became a target for Delhi Sultanate attacks. Allauddin Khiljis victory over Hoyasala, Kakatiya and Pandya rulers brought huge, treasure to the treasury of Delhi Sultans. This also shown great impact on the religious life. Philosophical attitude of local people. The viceroys of Delhi Sultans in Andhra Desa tried to established number of Muslim religious institutions in Andhra desa such as Mosque or Masjids, Ashur Khanas and Khanqatis between 1287-1707 CE. As the result number of ‘Dargah’s’ came in to existence in Andhra Desa.
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A STUDY ON ROLE OF REGIONAL PARTIES ON POLICIES OF A NATION

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India has a multi-party system with parties at the national, state, and district levels receiving recognition. The Election Commission of India (ECI) conducts quarterly evaluations of the situation. Political parties must register with the Election Commission of India in order to run in municipal, state, or federal elections. There are 2,598 parties registered in India overall, of which 8 are national parties, 52 are recognized as state parties, and 2,538 are unrecognized parties, according to a recent release by the Election Commission of India (2018). Based on their party\'s objective requirements, registered parties are regarded as recognized national or state level parties. A recognized party has access to benefits including a designated party emblem, free airtime on state-run television and radio, consultation on election date selection, and involvement on the creation of electoral laws and regulations. The presence of a significant number of regional parties, which are essentially defined as \"parties operating within a limited geographical area and its activities are restricted only to a single or few states,\" is one of the key characteristics of the Indian Party System, which has the largest democracy in the world. These regional parties work alongside national parties concurrently and will have a significant effect on national policy. These regional parties reflect the interests, demands, and requirements of a specific region in contrast to the broader goals of national political parties. Regional parties must focus on particular concerns, such as the use of river water, the creation of local jobs, the satisfaction of local demands of the populace, etc. Simply put, regional parties are different from national parties in terms of their goals, perspectives, methods of operation, and interests they support.
KEYWORDS : Democratic system, Election Commission, Party system, Regional Parties, Regional objectives, Regional demands, Recognised Party system.

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A REVIEW STUDY ON CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS AND THEIR CONCEPT

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Cyber-physical systems are intricate systems that naturally integrate and work closely with 3C (control, communication, and computing) technologies. The development of CPS is subject to the theory and technology of current network systems and physical systems, which presents significant hurdles. This essay initially discusses the idea and characteristics of CPS before analyzing the state of CPS research at the moment. After that, the system model, information processing technology, and software design facets of CPS development are covered. Finally, it evaluates the major challenges and significant studies in creating CPS.
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THE ROLE OF STARTUPS IN INDIAN ECONOMY

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Startups are companies that are focused on product or services that the entrepreneur want to bring to market. Over the last two decades, the Indian startup ecosystem has grown rapidly and is being created in all .dimensions. Startups help for socioeconomic development and transformation since start-ups are centers of novel innovations, they generate jobs, which implies more career opportunities. Therefore promoting the start-up culture the Government has undertaken various measures. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the “Standup India” initiative in August 2015. It helps to build businesses and increases the initiative among the young Indians, and makes the country the best destinations for tech businesses. It promotes empowerment and job creation. August 29, 2022, India had emerged as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem, with over 77,000 DPIIT- recognized startups spread throughout 656 districts. India’s startup eco-system has become a standing example for the entire world. These startups are simultaneously enabling more jobs than large companies or enterprises in the same industry. Therefore it curbs the unemployment problems in developing nations like India. This motivates researchers to put their ideas into practice by collaborating with the startups, which helps for economic expansion. Due to these innovative startups, it has become easier for local entrepreneurs operating in rural areas to market and sell their products. Startups enhance people’s quality of life. As India has a massive, diverse population with many talented individuals in search of work, it is essential to develop by establishing a startup policy, startup portal, and helpline within every state. Creating incubation centers, entrepreneurial cells, and instilling an entrepreneurial spirit in every student at a young age becomes necessary. The Indian government is showing enthusiasm by introducing policies and initiatives for entrepreneurs like Make in India, Startup India, MUDRA etc. This paper discusses about development of startups in India and its innovations.
KEYWORDS : Economic Growth, Innovation, Entrepreneur, Unemployment, Startups

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THE HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF THE INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM

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Education has forever been the foundation of human development, and in India, its set of experiences is an entrancing story that winds around together custom, advancement, and social variety. This story mirrors India\'s steady quest for information, mixing old insight with current instructive methodologies that have shaped the instructive scene over centuries. The foundations of training in India follow back to antiquated times, portrayed by the presence of gurukuls and ashrams. Through oral traditions, these centers of learning fostered a close relationship between teachers and students. Comprehensive schooling was the concentration, including subjects going from reasoning and stargazing to arithmetic and etymology. This time established the groundwork for the venerated master shishya custom, ingraining a significant regard for information and insight.
KEYWORDS : Keywords:education, roots, india.

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SRILAPRABHUPADA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH OTHER PROMINENT SOCIAL REFORMERS

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The word \"untouchables\" is most frequently linked with the treatment of the Brahmin upper class to minority populations in India. Among the masses these minority populations were the poorest and most ignorant. Gandhiji had profound sympathy for these unfortunately afflicted communities and, in his own eyes and in the eyes of others, Gandhiji thought of raising them as \"Harijan\" or someone associated with Lord Hari. But all Gandhiji\'s and the countless pro-harijan programmes by all post-independence administrations have sadly failed either to improve their living conditions or to improve their status. However, this cause of social justice nearly usually involves fulfilling an ulterior purpose of appealing to vox populi, not establishing dharma or eternal employment of the eternal living.
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