Volume 9 | Issue 2 |

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The Social Networking Sites (SNS) have become all pervasive, interactive and participatory communication sources and resources in modern times. The SNS application has become a new way of life in all modern organizations including the educational institutions. SNS is deeply penetrating into today's culture and lifestyle of humans. It has not only left its marks in social life but also in education as well in the form of blended learning. Researchers are now striving to utilize SNS as pedagogy re-engineering tool for academics. The present investigation was carried out to understand the perception of students and teachers on the inclusion of Social Networking Sites as a pedagogy tool into Higher Education Institutes and its impact on Higher Education.

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Social Networking Sites, higher education, blended learning.

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Introduction: ADS is not a static condition, described in absolute terms, but a life-long illness. It is a phenomenon that depends on the interaction of biological, social, and cultural factors, e.g., religion and the symbolic value of alcohol in each culture, that determines how the person can relate to the substance in the individual and social process of learning how to consume alcohol. One of the phenomena in this learning process is the emergence of abstinence symptoms. When a person begins to drink alcohol to alleviate these symptoms, a strong correlation is formed to maintain both the development and persistence of dependency. Aim: To study adjuvant yoga therapy's effects on Quality of life (QOL) in patients undergoing alcohol de-addiction program at de-addiction clinic, department of Psychiatry, Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute (MGMC&RI) in Pondicherry. Settings and design: 71 male patients undergoing an alcohol de-addiction program were recruited as subjects and randomly divided into Group A, who received Yoga therapy as per the CYTER protocol along with standard medication for daily sessions of 1.5 hours each, and daily counseling sessions for up to two weeks and Group B, who only received standard medical management. Methods and materials: Administration of World Health Organization (WHO) Quality of Life Bref version WHO 2004: WHOQOL Bref to all patients before and after the intervention. Statistical analysis used: JASP-0.9.2.0 software was used for Statistical analysis. Wilcoxon test was performed for intragroup comparisons, and the Mann-Whitney test was performed for intergroup comparison to arrive at the p values. Results: The scores in the intergroup comparisons were as follows: QOL- Physical health (p=0.0002), QOL- Psychological health (p=0.0053), QOL- Social relationship (p=0.2321), QOL- Environment (p=0.0212), QOL- Total Quality of life (p=0.0046). Whereas in the intragroup comparisons, the scores were as follows: QOL- Physical health (p<0.001), QOL- Psychological health (p<0.001), QOL- Social relationship (p<0.05), QOL- Environment (p<0.001), QOL- Total Quality of life (p<0.001). Conclusions: The present study supports previous studies on the benefits of Yoga and concludes that yoga therapy helps in spiritually improving the Quality of life of patients with Alcohol Dependence Syndrome (ADS).

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Yoga, ADS, Quality of life, alcohol, stress, anxiety, depression

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Fishermen settlement, neighborhood study, sustainable practices, energy efficiency, and alternative technologies.

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Hostel residing, social intelligence, patience, social skills, memory

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The skill training ecosystem must take an integrated view of existing and potential demand for employers and employees. Considering the demographic ,economic, cultural and resources diversity of India, Putting such ecosystem in place would continue to be an in-progress project for a long while. The humungous reverse migration of workers during covid-19 lockdown present and unpreced ented challenges for many states. The demographic dividend not withstanding with U.P,BIHAR,ODISHA,MADHYA PRADESH,W.BANGAL AND JHARKHAND expecting the numbers of returnee migrant workers to run in millions, the preparedness of their home state to provide local employment is bring put to test. In wake of their challenges the government of many of these states have announced elaborate arrangement. Registering the returnees and their skill level and collecting job opportunities in projects funded by central and state government are some of the measures announced. Though, the process is still underway, it is becoming clear that an exercise of the nature call for strong ground level institutions with serious capacities of planning and implementation.

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Skill, ecosystem, demographic, economic, cultural ,lockdown, projects, employment, planning.

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In India, Microfinance has emerged as a major intervention to reduce poverty. Innumerable stakeholders of microfinance are enthusiastically channeling financial assistance and resources to poor households in urban and rural areas through NGOs and MFIs who are engaged in microfinance activities. The microfinance program is considered as one of the most practical and attractive tools for providing access to credit to the poor and henceforth lessening poverty and achieving Sustainable Livelihood (SL). Therefore, it becomes very important to study how these two concepts are interlinked together for ensuring the sustainable livelihood generation and sustainable rural development of a nation. The present research work is an attempt to draw out the linkages between Microfinance and Sustainable Livelihood Approach (SLA) and to investigate the impact of microfinance on sustainable rural livelihood by using various sustainability measurement indicators. The impact assessment has been carried out on 355 BPL household families of Agra District by using Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test. This research finds that there is a positive and significant impact of microfinance and sustainable rural livelihood. Microfinance provides financial accessibility to the rural poor of Agra District by increasing their total family income through generating numerous livelihood parameters like human capital, financial capital, social capital, natural capital, and physical capital. This livelihood generation provides hope to the poor people to ensure sustainable livelihood by improving their health, education, skills, assets, and involvement in social activities and hence acknowledge them as an important part of society that assisting in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Keywords: Microfinance, Sustainable Poverty Eradication, Sustainable Livelihood, Sustainable Livelihood Approach (SLA), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Population density is the ratio of people to physical space. It shows the relationship between a population and the size of the area in which it lives. Population is not evenly distributed in some places it is scattered and in some places it is dense. Geographical, social, cultural, and economic factors are effects on density and distribution of population. In this paper author find out the relationship between altitude and density of population. The main objective of this paper is to analysis correlation between altitude and density of population. Purna river basin is sub-basin of Tapi river basin of Maharashtra. Purna river basin has an area of about 1786.44 km. It spread about thirty two tehsils of Amravati, Akola, Buldhana, Washim and Jalgoan district. In this research paper find out correlation between density of population and average height of the tehsils. There is a negative co-relationship between average height and density of population.

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Population density, Scattered Population, Correlation,

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knowledge assess, STP, prevention

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Change Management, HR change, Technology change, ICICI Bank, cultural change from anxiety to relaxed workplace, Change management issues in merger of ICICI bank and ICICI developmental institution

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