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Assessment of Bark Eater Infestations and Its Management in Terminalia Arjuna, Primary Food Plant of Tasar Silkworm
J. Singh, Kishan Singh Rawat, Vishal Mittal, T. Pandiaraj, S. Kujur1, G. P Singh, Alok Sahay1
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1011
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An experiment was conducted with an aim to assess the bark eater infestation in Terminalia Arjuna, a primary Tasar food plant at different plots viz., 1, 5, 6, 11, 18 and 22 of research farms at the Central Tasar Research and Training Institute, Ranchi. The results revealed that infestation of bark eater was observed at decreasing trend in the order of plot number 18 (20.12%) > 11 (19.57%) >5 (11.73%) >1 (10%) > 22 (8.75%) > 6 (5.54%). The highest infestation was observed in the plot in 18 where recorded 20.12%, whereas, less infestation as 5.94% in 6th plot with an average infestation of bark eater was 13% in Arjuna plants.
Weather Based Forewarning of Pest and Disease: An Important Adaptation Strategies Under The Impact of Climate Change Scenario: A Brief Review
J. Singh, D.K.Das, S.Vennila, K.S. Rawat4
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1012
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The intergovernmental panel on climate change predicts the current emission scenario; the global mean temperature would rise between 0.9 and 3.5OC by the year 2100. It may be affects pest, disease and plants and is likely to make plants more vulnerable to infectious disease, which cause reduces the yield of agricultural crop. Some other problem is also generated due to climate change such as new pest and disease complexes may arise and some pest and diseases may cease to be economically important if warming causes a pole ward shift of agro climatic zones and host plant migrate into new regions.
Shakespeare and Superstition: A Study of how Shakespeare uses Superstition in Macbeth and Julius Caesar
Sheikh Alauddin
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1013
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It is a critical analysis of the use of superstition in some selected plays by William Shakespeare. The main purpose of the study was to analyze how Shakespeare uses superstition in the two selected plays, Macbeth and Julius Caesar to structure his plays. The survey looked into the consequences that befell the main parts for following or ignoring superstition. The two plays were selected using purposive sampling and were analyzed using the content analysis method. In this study, the researcher selected all the texts from the two plays with reference to superstition. The study used the New Historical Criticism as the theoretical framework. This theory looks at a text by considering all the historical aspects that might have influenced the writer to write the type of text that he or she has written. The survey brings out that Shakespeare uses superstition such as dreams, omens, apparitions and ghosts in his plays to bring in some dramatic effects, chaos and also to bring in close to confusion amongst the characters.
Factors that Affect Potential Investors in case of Choosing the Optimal Investment from the Stream of Investment Alternatives: A Case Study on Bangladeshi Investors
Md Saddam Hossain Khan, Afsana Tajnin
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1014
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This is a primary data based survey to identify the potential factors that play the most crucial role in choosing the optimal investment for the potential investors. We have mainly taken into account 16 broad factors which have been collected from different brokerage houses of Dhaka, Bangladesh. This broad factor encompasses Regulations, Internal, External, and Market Image of Bangladesh capital market. The findings of this study could be beneficial for the potential investors invest their capital effectively.
Measuring the Casual Relationship Between the HRM Practices and Organizational Performance in Selected Commercial Banks in Bangladesh
Md.Tuhin Hussain, Monzurul Islam Utsho
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1015
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Impact of human resource management practices on organizational performance has been a widely research area for years. But unfortunately, very insufficient numbers of studies have been conducted on this area in the context of Bangladesh and other developing countries. This study was undertaken to fill this obvious research gap. The analysis of the data collected from ten banking organizations in Bangladesh shows that HR practices have significant association with organizational performance. A survey has been conducted among 100 employees of different private and public banks within the Rajshahi city by using a structured questionnaire and analyzed them objectively. The result of this study indicates that the HRM practices of the organization have a significant impact on the performance of the organization. Finally the study concludes that the concerned authorities should be aware about the smooth operation of HR functions in order to improve the performance of the organization.
Groundwater – Quartzite Area Study Using Square Array Method In Puthukottai, Tuticorin District, Tamilnadu, India.
A. Antony Ravindran, S. Muthusamy, G.M. Moorthy, J. Vinothkingston, P. Mohana
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1016
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The aim of the study is to describe the principles and practices of the Azimuthal square array electrical resistivity method for groundwater potential zone identification in Puthukotai, Thoothukudi District. The geophysical properties of rocks were used in the aquifer study in the Quartzite ridge. The study area covered by black and red soil, gravel, Kankar, Quartzite and weathered gneiss and Charnockite in the study area. The azimuthal square array electrical resistivity (DC) surveys were carried out in fifteen profiles. The surveys were carried out using the help of the equipments CRM-500 Aqua meter, electrodes and wire spools with accessories. From the electrical resistivity study the water bearing zone occurs at a depth of 30m and 50m and 70m that range of apparent resistivity from 100-120 Ohm’s in hard rock area. This is a suitable method for aquifer investigation for agricultural and domestic uses.
Prioritization of Sub-Watersheds of a Western Himalayan Catchment Employing Morphological Derived Compound Index and Sediment Production Rate
G. Raina, S.S. Rawat, D. Khurana, P. Prashar, R. Sharma , P. G. Jose
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1017
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In the present paper, various morphological parameters representing one dimensional view via linear, two dimensional view via a real and three dimensional view via relief aspect of the catchment have been extracted in GIS environment by partitioning a Western Himalayan catchment from the Indian subcontinent into eight sub-watersheds (SW1 to SW8). The study catchment was found to be a sixth order drainage basin as per the Strahler stream ordering scheme. The catchment is dominated by the parallel and dendritic drainage patterns in different sub-watersheds. Higher bifurcation ratios between the first and second order streams imply the presence of active gullies in the catchment. Medium to high drainage densities, ranging 2.64 to 4.08 were found in the study area indicating the weak or impermeable subsurface material, high mountainous relief and fine drainage texture. Most of the sub-watersheds are characterized with high relief ratio, relative relief and average slope which are favorable to generate significant runoff even for a small volume of rainfall. In order to prioritize the catchment, a compound index was calculated by considering the individual rank assigned to all eight sub-watersheds based on 13 morphological parameters
The Relationship Between Willingness to Communicate and Writing Proficiency of Iranian EFL Learners at The Upper– Intermediate and Advanced Levels
Sanaz Gholami, Reza Barzegar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1018
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The present study was an attempt to investigate the relationship between willingness to communicate and writing proficiency of Iranian upper– intermediate and advanced EFL learners. To perform this, 51 male and female learners who studied at different English institutes were selected to participate in this study. At the beginning of the research, they were asked to complete the Willingness to communicate questionnaire. Having answered the questionnaire, the participants were supposed to write a paragraph to show their writing ability. At last, in order to explore the relationship between WTC and writing ability of the EFL learners, a series of Pearson product-moment correlations were run. The results revealed that there was significant correlation between willingness to communicate and writing proficiency of upper-intermediate and advanced EFL learners.
Qualities of Effective Teachers
Dr. Rayees Ahmad Dar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1019
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A professionally committed teacher educator should possess all the attributes of a professional teacher. As a profession, teaching has been considered as the noblest profession from times immemorial. In this regard the National Policy on Education (1986) has also observed that the status of the teacher reflects the social cultural ethos of a society. Besides, Kothari Commission (1964-1966) has put forth that of all the different factors which influences the quality, competence and character of teacher are undoubtedly, the most significant. This study examined factors promoting teacher effectiveness like professional commitment, punctuality, job satisfaction, attitude towards teaching, appropriate training and good learning environment
Survey of the Spiritual Intelligence Among Post-Graduate Students of Kashmir With Respect to Gender and Locale
Jan Jahanger , Dr. Aneet Kumar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1020
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The purpose of this study was to study the spiritual intelligence of post-graduate students of Kashmir division of Jammu and Kashmir. For the study a total sample of 302 individual subjects divided into two divisions of 152 males comprising of 76 rural & 76 urban and150 females comprising of 75 rural & 75 urban. The tool used for data collection was Spiritual intelligence scale developed by K.S. Mishra (2014). For this study the statistical tools used to be Mean, Standard Deviation and t-test. The findings of the study reveal that there is an insignificant difference in the spiritual intelligence between male and female students as well as between rural and urban students.
IBN–Khaldun’s Perception of Education: Pre-Conditions and Excellence
Khursheed Ahmad Khanday
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1021
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The present study aimed to shed some light on the excellence of education and its pre-conditions. According to IBN –Khaldun through linking his philosophy to the contemporary studies on one hand, and to the present condition in today’s schools. To achieve these objectives, the qualitative approach was employed through using the content analysis method to scrutinize IBN -Khaldun’s Muqaddimah so as to extract the most relevant and recent educational trends in this prominent book. The researcher concluded with the idea that IBN – Khaldun was able to found a clear pedagogical philosophy when he set major pre-conditions for learning which in turn leads to minor pre-conditions that work together to enhance the learner’s endowment and talent that contribute to learning. Furthermore, the content – analysis of Al- Muqaddimah revealed that IBN-Khaldun provided educational measures and concepts that paved the way for the modern educational theories relevant to methods of teaching and educational psychology which in turn contributed to the recent improvement in today’s educational organization.
Livestock Energy in Rural Environment: Case Study from Uttarakhand, India
Dr. Deepti Bisht , Dr Kishan Singh Rawat
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1022
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India is the largest producer of milk in the world. Most of the rural population, practically in hill areas, survive on the livestock maintained with the support of the forests and grazing lands. Animal husbandry yields some cash income from goats and sheep. Hill regions of Uttarakhand have a greater dependence on the earning from the cattle wealth than the plains. Sheep-keeping is popular in higher elevations and wool is a significant raw material for the cottage works in Joshimath, Ukhimath, Bageshwar, Didihat, etc. The pack animals are indispensable due to transportation needs of the region. Mules, horses, yak, sheep, bullocks, etc. serve as the pack animals, and they are also used for ploughing, threshing, levelling, etc. while, the common activities in agriculture are solely managed by bullocks
Analyzing Land Use and Land Cover and Socio Economic Changes in District Ananthnag Jammu and Kashmir Using Remote Sensing and GIS
Mohammad Suhail Meer, Anoop kumar Mishra
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1023
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Changing climate may have adverse impact on land surface types in all respect physical, chemical, characterizes of the nature and natural phenomenon. To date, anthropogenic activities have been the primary source of land-use and land- cover changes. Research was done on the land-use and land-cover changes over District Ananthnag located in state Jammu and Kashmir using Remote Sensing and GIS tools. Satellite data of 1979.2005 and 2013 was used to generate land use land cover classification including Agriculture, Horticulture and Built up.
Study On The Impact Of Human Resource Management Practices On Job Satisfaction Of Private And Public Sector Banks
Asma Hashim, Dr. Amit Mittal
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1024
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of HR procedures on work satisfaction among private sector banking employees. A total of 85 respondents were gathered and examined from various private sector banks. HR procedures were discovered to have a strong link to job happiness. Other activities, such as training, performance appraisal, teamwork, and compensation, were also proven to improve job satisfaction. Employee participation, on the other hand, has no bearing on job satisfaction
To Study About The Comparison Of Patients Care Services Between Two Hospitals Appollo And Yashoda
Krishna Kartheek M, Dr. Amit Mittal
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1025
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A writing audit is a fundamental part of each examination project. An audit of past investigations uncovers the work and investigations of specific analysts and foundations, aiding the assurance of the review's prerequisite. The consequences of studies led by the public authority and non-government associations are very significant in the examination interaction. Different miniature and full-scale studies identifying with the job and working of medical services have been attempted in India and abroad by different social researchers. While there is an abundance of examination on medical care administrations and organization, the review The Relationship Between Service Quality and Patient Satisfaction in Private Hospital and building associations with patients and offering types of assistance to them is especially essential. Overseeing specialist organizations, clinical staff, and the value climate of clinics is basic for the board and care, similar to the nature of administration and administration channel. The authors arrived at the resolution that all patients, inpatients and outpatients, are equivalent and ought to be treated accordingly. Essential consideration doctors, subject matter experts, and specialist co-ops give significant and top-notch clinical treatment to an assorted scope of individuals.
Role Of Cloud Computing In Engineering Institutions
Kunal Bhushan Ranga
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1026
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The Indian Education sector has seen a fantastic rise in the field of higher education which has led to the demand for the automation of education sector at all the levels in order to cater to the need of information of various stakeholders. Due to burst in the field of communication technology everyone expects the access of relevant information in fast, accurate and anytime anywhere manner. Information management of the educational sector including statutory bodies for the purpose of transparency and control over various information systems is the need and expectation of stakeholders. These stakeholders belong to different diversified background and have different perspectives and information needed for their participation.
A Neo Colonial Panorama in Amitav Ghosh’s Narrative
Ritika Rasal, Dr. Vinay Tripathi
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1027
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As per the contemplations of Amitav Ghosh upon a basic set of challenges in all his writings, essays and journalism and broadcasting. Every time he doe as so from a new thoughts and he is mainly anxious with modern streams of literary disapproval. The anxious legacy of the colonial knowledge and addresses on formerly colonized communities and societies, ideas and peoples; the uncertain connection to modernity of the growing “third” world; the production of identities in colonial and post-colonial communities is accurately explained in his fiction. In the several public announcements, Ghosh has denied the ideas or strategies that his work is a basic instance of post colonialism or that he is a “post-colonial” writer. In fact, he has also claimed that he does not exactly know what the term explains. Amitab Ghosh also discloses regions of colonial oppression that were not highlighted prior along with much talked about subject of the oppression of the poor by domestic moneylenders. This review basically represents the all critiques on the oppression of colonialism from all the view point of post colonialism. It also discloses that the complicit evaluation of post national upcoming within the structure of benign masculinity.
Human-AI Interaction: Psychological Perspectives
Shivya Saxena
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2018.1.10.1028
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The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have transformed its role from a niche technology to a ubiquitous presence in daily life, significantly impacting domains such as healthcare, finance, education, and entertainment. As AI systems become more integrated into these fields, understanding the psychological dimensions of human-AI interaction is increasingly crucial. This intersection of psychology and AI explores how humans perceive, interact with, and are influenced by intelligent systems, encompassing topics like trust, usability, user experience, emotional responses, and the broader societal implications of AI integration. The psychological perspective on human-AI interaction aims to shed light on the cognitive and emotional processes involved when humans engage with AI systems. This perspective is essential for designing AI that is not only effective and efficient but also user-friendly and psychologically acceptable. A deep understanding of these aspects can lead to the development of AI systems that enhance human capabilities, foster positive interactions, and mitigate potential negative impacts. This paper delves into various psychological factors influencing human-AI interaction, examining both theoretical underpinnings and practical applications. By integrating insights from cognitive psychology, social psychology, and human-computer interaction, we aim to provide a comprehensive overview of how psychological principles can inform the design and implementation of AI systems. Furthermore, we explore the challenges and opportunities that arise from the dynamic interplay between humans and AI, offering recommendations for future research and practice.