Volume 9 | Issue 1 |

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Organizations are facing every day the need to change. Change is inevitable due to dynamic environment organizations deal with. Organizations undertake changes to survive or to be more effectiveness. Changes may be small or big, whatever they are change process needs to be managed. Organizations are interested to have successful changes and effective leadership plays an important role in organizational change success Effective leadership is always required to bring effective changes. Leaders have an important role during change management. Employees have positive attitudes and behavior to organizational change, when they see that leaders believe in proposed change and they work hard to make change process successful during organizational change, leaders have to create an environment where employees feel to be protected from change and they feel that leadership will support them during difficulties. Employees needs that their leaders to create connections and commitment during change. In this paper, we will analyze the role of leaders in change process. Also, we will describe what a visionary leader is. During change process there are different phases (Kotter, 1996). This paper will analyze what a leader can do in each phase. Also, we will distinguish the differences among managers, change agent and leaders.

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change agent, change process, leader, organizational change, visionary leader

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The researcher conducted a Community Based Cross Sectional Study On Prevalence of selected Chronic Diseases In Urban Varanasi UP, with an objective to find out the prevalence of the selected chronic diseases. The study was conducted among 400 purposefully selected people in urban areas of Varanasi India to assess the prevalence of chronic disease in the selected research participants. After organizing and analyzing the data the study shows that Out of the 400sample, 8 demographic details were collected and as the table 8 depicts 32.5% were both male and female age group 30-40yrs, 52.75% were gender are female, 94.75% are the hindu religion, 56.25% of people are belonging from nuclear family, 62.75% people were educated at primary level., 36.25% of population have own business, 49% of population having no any exposure on sunlight and chemical area and 32% of population are unemployed. On assessing the sample on a prevalence of selected chronic disease 12.25% have cardiac diseases, 0.5% have cancer, 7.5% have diabetes, 5% have asthma, 0.5% tuberculosis and 2.25% have kidney disease. The study concludes that it is a known fact that chronic disease is prevalent in the community for ages and the motto health for all by the world health authorities and the countries planning authorities are working hard, yet to understand the prevalence of the chronic disease, its early diagnosis and treatment and health education on these topics is the need of the hour.

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Prevalence, Chronic disease, Survey

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The state government has provided educational facilities to the Scheduled Castes and Neo-Buddhists; the level of education among them is increasing. The current policy of liberalization has reduced the availability of jobs. Therefore, the proportion of educated unemployed found among the general population is higher among the Scheduled Castes and the neo-Buddhists. The Scheduled Castes and the neo-Buddhist families who have land to do so have been provided with a means of income. However, landless agricultural families below the poverty line have no other means of subsistence and have to resort to employment guarantee schemes or hire private individuals. As a result, their livelihood is adversely affected. To increase their sources of income and change their living standards, they need to reduce their dependence on wages and provide them with a permanent source of income. For this, the Karmaveer Dadasaheb Gaikwad Empowerment and Swamibhan scheme has been started in 2004 to provide land to the Scheduled Castes and Neo-Buddhist landless agricultural laborers below the poverty line through the Department of Social Justice and Special Assistance. This scheme is an ambitious scheme prepared by the government for the Scheduled Castes and Neo-Buddhist landless agricultural laborers. This paper reviews the Karmaveer Dadasaheb Gaikwad Empowerment and Swabhiman scheme implemented in the Aurangabad district.

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Empowerment, Swamibhan, scheme, landless, Aurangabad

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Reliability analysis of mining equipment has become essential for mining organizations for enhancing the availability of the machine and for achieving the established production targets. A large variety of equipments are involved in open cast mining viz., bulldozer, shovels, dumpers (tippers), draglines etc. Any breakdown in these equipments may result in unavailability of machine and loss of production. In order to avoid such instances, analyzing and enhancing the reliability of these equipment is necessary. Also, before conducting any reliability analysis, it is important to know and detect the trend in failure data of a system, which gives an idea for further analysis of the data. In this paper, statistical tests are used to detect the trends in the failure events of dumpers and also the underlying hypothesis have been tested using the same. For this, Laplace test and Crow/AMSAA was adopted to detect the possible trend in the failure data of dumpers used in open cast mining and conclusions were made based on the hypothesis obtained.

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Reliability, Laplace test, Crow/AMSAA

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Social reforms, educational reformer, women empowerment.

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Sexual Offences, Secondary Victimization, India, Gender, Critical Analysis.

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Abstract Freshwater and the surface of soil provide the sites for aerobic phototrophic nitrogen (N2) fixation by free-living cyanobacteria and the Azolla-Anabaena symbiotic N2-fixing complex. Free-living cyanobacteria, the majority of which are heterocystous and nitrogen fixing, contribute an average of 20-30 kg N2, ha-1, whereas the value is up to 600 kg ha-1 for the Azolla-Anabaena system (the most beneficial cyanobacterial symbiosis from an agronomic point of view). Synthesis and excretion of organic/growth-promoting substances by the cyanobacteria are also on record. Recent results indicate a strong potential for cyanobacterial biofertilizer technology in rice-growing countries, which opens up a vast area of more concerted basic, applied, and extension work in the future to make these self-renewable natural nitrogen resources even more promising at the field level in order to help reduce the requirement for inorganic N2 to the bare minimum, if not to zero.

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Bio-Diversity, Cyanobacteria, N2-fixing, Rice field soils, fertilizers, Seasonality

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Present study is an attempt to investigate frustration, creativity and school performance of adventitiously visually impaired. As perusal of researches conducted in the area of Visual impairment reveals that some attempts have been made to understand visually impaired its characteristics and their performance in different fields including academic achievement. But these studies are including academic achievement are inconclusion. it may be because the investigators have combined both types of blinds in the sample of their research. However, some attempts have been made to study them according to the type of Visual impairment. But no attempt seems to have been made to compare congenital and adventitious blind on psychological factors frustration and creativity and school performance in subject after eliminating the effect of socioeconomic status and intelligent therefore it was felt to study this population keeping in mind the age of onset of blindness. 123 visually impaired students belonging to three institutions were selected for the sample of study. Frustration test by N.S.Chauhan and Govind Tiwari was used. Creativity test by Bakar mehndi, Socio-economic status scale by R.L.Bhardwaj and N.S Chauhan was used for intelligence test P.N. Mehrotra test was used.The data was collected through interview technique since the measuring instruments were not available in braille script. It was concluded that acquired visual loss is found more in lower socio-economic status.Adventitiously visually impaired differ significantly on the relationship between creativity and performance in school subjects.

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Frustration, Creativity, School Performance, Adventitiously Visually Impaired

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ABSTRACT :- Coriander (coriandrum sativum l.)is an annual herb and it is most commonly used flavoring and seasoning purpose. All parts( plant seeds,leaves,flower and roots) of coriander can be used and processed. Belonging to the family apiceae, it is a potential of lipid( rich in petroselinic acid ) and essential oil (0.03-2.6%)(rich in linalool)isolated from seeds and aerial parts. It has wide pharmacological activities such as anti-oxidant, anti-microbial, anti-diabetic, anti-epileptic, anti -mutagenic, anti- depressant, anxiolytic, anti-hypertensive, anti-inflammatory, neuroprotective and diuretic. The various part of this plant contains monoterpenes, alpha-pinene, limpnene, gama-terpinene, p-cymene ,citronella, flavonoids, coriandronsA-F, dihydrocoriandrin, geranilol, camphor, berneol.it is use in foods due to numerous health benefits and it's protective effect to protect food for longer time period.

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KEYWORDS- introduction, biological source, geographical source, botanical classification, macroscopic characters, microscopic characters, cultivation, chemical constituents and pharmacological uses.

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