Volume 8 | Issue 6 |

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In this paper, we will analyze the Economic, Social and Political effects of Farmers Indebtedness and the Governments initiative to waive loans for farmers. Whether they are a step to soothe financial shocks or just a political move? The current subject matter is still in debate as the countries fiscal space is constrained. We shall try to analyze and establish a coherent link to the credit structure of the Economy and the measure that would not only remove indebtedness but also solve water crisis and briefly look into Wider Coverage of Crop Insurance, Reduction in the Reliance on Informal Sources of Credit, Diversification of Crops, Technological Advancements, Increasing Farmers� Direct Access to Agricultural Markets and initializing R&D units of optimizing profits in agricultural sector. That being said the agricultural sector has immense potential to wean India out of the economic crisis abyss. It�s a war against the life and livelihood pulverizing corona virus pandemic. A holistic approach to address the difficulties faced by the farmers must be incorporated. New dimensions should be explored such as steps to strengthen agricultural extension services and promotion of greater awareness among farmers about their entitlements under various central and state government schemes that would fortify the agrarian economy.

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Agriculture, Farmers, Farm loan waiver

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COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN TRADITIONAL WAY AND MODERN WAY OF ACCOUNTING

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Power is everywhere and its influence is on everything. Sometimes it works explicitly through laws and justice while other times it works implicitly. In the present era, Foucault has expressed power's hegemonic influence on human body and population. Controlling the mass helps power to implicitly control them for its own benefits of capitalistic advancement. Repression makes people blindly follow power until it becomes hegemonic. But this mechanistic following of rules makes people more docile and subjugated. They lose the meaning of their life. In Camus' The Stranger, we see this hegemonic repression of power which makes the characters' action meaningless until the protagonist, Meursault, revolts implicitly by his actions and breaks free of the influence of power through death, over which Foucault says power has no control.

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Biopower, repression, conjugal family, confession, resistance, punishment, death.

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Manufacturing industry of India consume highest amount of energy. According to survey of energy analysis of overall world industrial sector energy use is one third of total consumption. So that effort has been made to analyze the energy efficiency of industrial sector to improve the performance. This can be done by evaluation of end energy uses and by implementation some measures to shrink the total amount of energy consumed for many of the end users. The requirement for efficient performance and economical process of manufacturing is combined now days for efficient production. This paper contains the energy efficiency analysis of manufacturing industry. It includes the energy management by efficiency analytics and providing solutions for predictive maintenance to avoid major damage to industrial equipment. With the help of efficient energy use in industry we can minimize losses and ultimately energy and cost saving.

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Energy Efficiency, Predictive Maintenance, Energy Intensity, Manufacturing Industry.

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Competency-based curriculum, Competency, Critique on the competency-based curriculum.

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English is an official language in India. In any case, Indians face numerous issues while learning English. Particularly the tribal face intense issue as they have their own language too for correspondence. This examination has concentrated on the issue of innate understudies in learning English as a subsequent language. The Researchers has followed Descriptive overview technique to lead the examination and taken the assistance of exploration apparatuses like poll, oral and composed tests to gather data from the subjects. The outcomes show that the innate understudies face incalculable issues in learning English.

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Tribal , English, Tribal students, learning English, second language

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PAT,PAT TOOLS

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ABSTRACT The Indian Food Security system, commonly known as Public Distribution System (PDS) plays a significant role in Indian Government�s poverty alleviation programme. A zero-hunger economy is one of the sustainable development goals designed by united Nation�s General Assembly and intended to be achieved by 2030. The SDG�s aim to end all forms of hunger and malnutrition by 2030 by making sure all people especially children sufficient and nutritious food all year. This paper seeks to examine the role of Digitalized PDS in achieving the zero-hunger goal. This study also analyses the awareness of public regarding the digitalization of PDS and the overall development of poor families, as a result of the ICT initiatives like installation of e-Pos machines, Aadhar linked Ration Cards etc�, by increasing the transparency of commodity�s delivery process. Finally, this paper studies the benefits and drawbacks of digitalized PDS. Our study reveals that there is a positive relation between Digitalized PDS and Zero-Hunger.

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Zero Hunger, Poverty, Public Distribution system, sustainability, Fair price shop

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Stroke is characterized by an acute loss of focal cerebral function with symptoms lasting more than 24 hours or leading to death, which is thought to be due to either spontaneous hemorrhage into the brain substance (hemorrhagic stroke) or inadequate cerebral blood supply to a part of brain (ischemic stroke) as a result of loss of blood flow, thrombosis or embolism associated with diseases of the blood vessels (arteries or veins ) heart or blood.(warlow C, van Gijn et al 2008) There has been more than 100 percent increase in incidence of stroke in low- and middle-income countries including India from 1970-1979 to 2000-2008. In spite of the increased incidence in the recent times the awareness among the public regarding the condition is poor. This study highlights on determining the awareness of stroke among the public in Tamil Nadu and its importance to facilitate early intervention.

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stroke, awareness, Risk factors, Episode, Reoccurrence

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Climate change is one of the major risk of our life and adds considerable stress to our town and cities and to the environment. Weather patterns, food production to rising sea levels that increase the risk of baleful flooding the impacts of climate changes. The concept of global climate change, the associated terms, cause subsequences, dilution and its possible health impact. If we are to avoid an irreversible buildup of greenhouse gases and global warming at potentially huge cost to the economy and society worldwide. Climate change requires to know not only between countries, but also different levels of govermament, privates sector and individuals. The climate change is the back problem for all the peoples, there for many death according to climate change.

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Global climate changes, greenhouse gases, natural and artificial factors

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