Volume 6 | Issue 3 |

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This research paper has a special focus upon the very premises for which Non-Alignment Movement was given birth. This paper tries to answer what Non-Aligned Movement is doing presently? Is Non-Aligned Movement in 21st Century: Relevant or Redundant. Cold war got ended up in 1990's. So, some scholars are of the opinion that Non-Aligned Movement remains no more relevant now and it has served its purpose. But on the other hand so many scholars are of the view that, "Non-Aligned Movement's mission remains more relevant than ever; in the light of growing gulf between the rich and poor countries" The fact is that the collapse of the bi-polar system and emergence of unipolarity in political, economic and military terms is leading to further inequality and injustice and, hence, the role of Non-Aligned Movement becomes much more important as a counterforce to unilateral military and economic coercion.

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Non Alignment, Unipolarity, Economic coercion, Impact

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This study investigated the presence of bacterial species in soil, water, and crab samples from Uppalapadu Lake, Andhra Pradesh. Biochemical tests revealed five distinct bacterial species: Pseudomonas, Vibrio, Klebsiella, Escherichia coli (E. coli), and Staphylococcus. Pseudomonas species were the most prevalent (40%) in Labeo rohita intestines, followed by Vibrio sp. (27%), E. coli (20%), Klebsiella sp. (16%), and Staphylococcus sp. (12%). Similarly, Pseudomonas spp. predominated in soil and water samples, while Staphylococcus spp. had the lowest prevalence. The biochemical analysis of bacterial cultures is presented in table. The study highlights the importance of monitoring bacterial populations in aquatic environments to ensure sustainable aquaculture and prevent the spread of diseases. The findings have implications for the development of targeted interventions to mitigate the impact of bacterial populations on environmental health and aquaculture productivity.

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Bacterial, Aquatic, Pseudomonas, Vibrio, Aquaculture

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Shakespeare's Hamlet adversely starts with Horatio and Marcellus examining the presence of an unpleasant undefined vision that unusually is by all accounts the Ruler of Denmark. As the play fans out, we observe that it is, in actuality, the apparition of Hamlet Sr., the Leader of Denmark. Quickly, the play starts with a vibe of feeling risk for those included who have a brief relationship with his youth Hamlet, the sovereign of Denmark, beside Horatio, Marcellus, and Fortinbras, Hamlet's dearest companions.

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village, sentiments, soul, claudis

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Social Evils are the issues which affect directly or indirectly the society and are considered as a point of a problem for the welfare of the society. They are destructive to the harmony of the country as a whole. India is on the route of Progress trying to corner a number of problems which are usually termed as social evils. Common Social Evils frequently quake the Indian rural are Poverty, Illiteracy, Dowry, Hygiene and Sanitisation, Domestic Violence, Women safety, Caste System, Gender inequality reflecting in - No Education for girls, Female Infanticide, etc. Hence the study is undertaken to highlight Social Evils troubling Rural India and suggest observed measures to eradicate those Evils .

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Social Evils, Forms of Social Evils arresting Rural India, Suggested measures to eradicate Social Evils

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20Li2O-20PbO-60B2O3 glass have prepared by conventional melt quenching method. The SEM and X-Ray patterns have confirmed the vitreous state of this glass. The glasses were investigated by using mid transmission infrared spectroscopy technique. In order to obtain the information concerning network structure of the studied glass. Glass transition estimated from DSC measurement.

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SEM, XRD, FTIR, DSC

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The rapid advancement of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has profoundly influenced various sectors, with education being one of the most affected. The integration of ICT in education has significantly transformed traditional teaching and learning processes, transitioning from teacher-centered methods to more interactive, student-centered approaches. This shift is vital in equipping students with the skills needed for the 21st-century workforce. The conventional classroom model, characterized by face-to-face instruction and minimal technology use, is increasingly being enhanced or replaced by digital tools such as computers, the internet, interactive whiteboards, and educational software. These technologies support various teaching methods, including blended learning, flipped classrooms, and virtual classrooms, fostering collaborative and interactive learning environments. This paper explores how innovative teaching through ICT is transforming traditional classrooms into digital learning environments. The paper also highlights the importance of a robust conceptual framework for ICT integration. However, it emphasizes the potential of ICT to revolutionize education and prepare students for success in the digital age its successful implementation requires addressing several challenges related to infrastructure, teacher training, and digital literacy.

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Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Traditional ICT Tools, Modern ICT Tools, Digital Learning Environment

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Nation and Nationalism are two emotionally rooted themes of Literature. Both of them have encouraged writers to explore literature as a medium to convey ideas and messaged related to Nation, Nationalism vis a vis Individual identity. Rabindranath Tagore has explored these issues both theoretically as well as creatively in his works. This article seeks to present some of the basic ideas and issues portrayed by Tagore in relation to Nation and Nationalism in his works.

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Nation, Nationalism, Individual Identity, Tagore, Gora, Home and the World

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The purpose of this article is to review the public sector's performance in India, with a focus on the market-oriented reforms that have been implemented during the last few decades. The post-2000s saw a substantial increase in the number of central public sector enterprises (CPSEs), and more specifically, the number of profit-making CPSEs. Due to changes in institutional structures pertaining to increased openness, more autonomy, and other factors, the public sector's performance by conventional measures first improved. This was demonstrated by an increase in net profit and profitability throughout the same period. However, the report contends that since 2012, performance on the same count has declined, mostly as a result of a drop in public investment in technology and plant and machinery as well as a relative undervaluing of production from the public sector. The study also emphasizes how deeply ingrained the idea of the public sector is in the conflict between efficiency and equity. These businesses are expected to achieve specific goals on both the input and output sides, which are outside the scope of the one-dimensional efficiency indicators that are typically used to assess the performance of profit-maximizing companies.

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public sector, efficiency, investment, profitability, equity

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Abstract: Homosexuality is a practice in which an individual develops sexual interest and attraction for the members of his or her own sex. The majority of individuals in a society being heterosexuals, the homosexuals often become object of social contempt. Their same sex orientation causes many problems in their lives. Like heterosexuals they are not allowed to lead a normal life. Mahesh Dattani is one of those Indian dramatists who try to create awareness in society through their writings. In his plays Bravely Fought the Queen, Do the Needful and On A Muggy Night in Mumabi Dattani raises his voice in defense of this socially neglected community of homosexuals. Along with this issue, the social issues like communalism, gender discrimination, child sexual abuse, marginalization of eunuchs and the suffering of the cancer patients and AIDS victims are dealt freely in the dramatic world of Dattani.

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Keywords-Homosexuality, Gays, Lesbians, Apathy, Discrimination

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Female foeticide is a result of a gender bias social construction. It's discrimination against women and believes them to be less valuable than men. Sons are preferred over daughters for many different reasons in this patriarchal society. Whether it be economically or socially, women are seen as weak and are less prized than men. Female foeticide is the process of finding out the sex of the foetus and undergoing abortion if it is a girl. Although female foeticide is illegal but still many people continue to practice it. Besides this, there are some communities which practice female infanticide which means the practice of killing the girl child once she is born. One of the most heinous ways of the discrimination against women in a society is through female foeticide due to which she is even denied the right to be born.

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Abortion, Bias, Foeticide, Foetus, Gender Discriminate, Illegal, Infanticide, Patriarchal.

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