Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Cerebral palsy (Falij e Dimagh) is a non-progressive neurological disorder of childhood and the prevalence is 2 cases per 1000 live births. Among the large variety of childhood developmental disabilities, cerebral palsy (CP) is considered to be the major physical disability affecting the functional development of children. Presence of child with Cerebral Palsy in a family generates profound emotional stress and feeling of unhappiness. The present study was designed to assess and compare the Quality of Life among mothers of children with cerebral palsy and mothers of children with normal development in physical, psychological, social and environmental domains. Two sample groups were chosen from a total of 60 mothers to response the questionnaire WHOQoL. The first group included 30 mothers of children with cerebral palsy who were attended to the Out Patient Department of Borella Ayurveda Teaching Hospital. The second group consisted of 30 mothers of children with Normal Development living in Colombo. T-tests by SPSS were used for statistical analysis. There were significant differences in three domains of QOL between mothers of healthy children and mothers of children with cerebral palsy (p<0.005). The results of this study revealed that, the quality of life of mothers of children with Cerebral Palsy was significantly different in physical, psychological and environmental domains compared to mothers of healthy children. Therefore, appropriate rehabilitation programs for children with Cerebral Palsy and the proper Psychological support for mothers should be provided to improve their quality of life in different domains.

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Quality of Life, Cerebral Palsy, Falij e Dimagh

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visual impairment, NOVI = No Visual impairment, AMD= Age related Macular disease, visual acuity, Ophthalmic evaluation.

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Rapid changes of modern world have caused the Higher Education System to face a great variety of challenges. Therefore, training more eager, thoughtful individuals in interdisciplinary fields is required. Thus, research and exploration to figure out useful and effective teaching and learning methods are one of the most important necessities of educational systems; Professors have a determining role in training such people in the mentioned field. A pilot study was conducted and results were tested and the based on the result of the test, the questionnaire was modified and revised. A structured Google form was prepared and distributed among randomly selected 100 students and received back 98 filled forms. The percentages of received Google form was 98%. The collected data from the students were scrutinised, tabulated and analysed. The Google Doc file consist of questions regarding general details such as name, mother language, age group, status in institute, designation, course of study, country name ,Indian state name .

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Teaching, Learning, Higher Education,

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MARKET SPACES IN 2050

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FUTUREARCHITECTURE

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Self-Importance, Self-Esteem and Performance

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The modern concept of labour rights dates to the 19th century after the creation of labour unions following the industrialization process. Indian labour laws are closely connected to the Indian independence movement and the campaigns of passive resistance leading up to independence. The growth of labour law and industrial jurisprudence in India subsequent to 1950 bears close resemblance to the growth of constitutional law. The constitution is the touchstone for any act passed in our country. It has, through directive principles of state policy and fundamental rights, provided safeguards to protect the interest of weaker and disadvantaged class of labour. During the unprecedented global crisis resulting from Covid-19 pandemic, workers became one of the most vulnerable groups in India. Since March 24, when the first lockdown was announced and all transport came to a standstill and people were locked up in their homes, these very workers were yearning to go back home in the absence of any means of their wages, unable to buy food or pay rent to their landlord. Most host states, that benefit from the hard work and labour of these "guest" or "migrant" workers, have just not been able to instill a sense of trust, leave alone give these workers what they demanded in this moment of pandemic driven crisis: some transparency and communication forget a life of dignity which would let them earn through their hard work and provide for their families. The massive human tragedy as lakhs of migrant workers found themselves stranded during the lockdown, without any means of getting food or work. Indian judiciary in the process of judicial interpretation has played a creative role in protecting the interest of bonded labour, child labour, contract labour, women workers, labour getting less than minimum wage and labour becoming jobless on closure of establishments by invoking the new concept of public interest litigation especially during the pandemic period. The courts in India have elaborated the notion of social justice and sought to ensure just and humane conditions of work in this hard time. Through this research paper, the author has made an attempt to find out the gravity of the truth relating to protection of human rights of workers in India specifically during the Covid-19 pandemic period. In this work, the author has adopted the doctrinal research method and consulted the various study material like research papers, journals, reports, books and authenticated information available on different websites.

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(i) Human Rights- Basic rights and freedoms belonging to every person from birth until death. (ii) Pandemic- An outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and typically affects a significant proportion of the population. (iii) ILO- International Labour Organization (iv) Adjudication- Legal ruling or judgment. (v) Migrant Labour- A person who moves from his native place to find work.

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, India Pharmaceutical Sector, Pharma Industry, FDI Inflows

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Healthcare, Smart card, Medical record, Computer Networks, Security, Unauthorized access, Keylogging, QR Code

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Constructivist Teaching-Learning, ICT, Knowledge

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Smart card, Body Temperature Sensor, Tongue dryness Sensor, Respiratory Sensor.

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