Volume 8 | Issue 12 |

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Indian economy being the seventh-largest economy in the world is measured by its nominal GDP and the third largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). In the last two decades India is classified as a newly industrialized country and one of the G-20 major economies. The long-term growth prospective of the Indian economy is positive due to its young population, corresponding low dependency ratio, healthy savings and investment rates, and increasing integration into the global economy. The Indian economy has the potential to become the world�s third largest economy by the next decade by its contribution to the service sector. Tourism is a major source of income for many countries and affects the economy of both the source and host countries. Tourism can be domestic or international, and international tourism has both incoming and outgoing implications on a country�s balance of payments. Tourism has now been accepted as an industry like all other industries that earn foreign money from the tour-loving people of the world. Today tourism is the largest service industry in India with a contribution of 6.23 per cent to the national GDP and providing 8.78per cent of the total employment. The tourism industry in India generated about US $100 billion in 2008 and that is expected to increase to US $275.5 billion by 2018 at 9.4 per cent annual growth rate. The ministry of Tourism is the nodal agency for the development and promotion of tourism in India and maintains the �Incredible India� campaign.

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Tourism,Economic indicators,Development,Global economy,Global community

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Violence, Women Autonomy, Honour Killing, Cultural Crimes, Sexuality.

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A mutual fund is a pool of assets invested on behalf of investors. Mutual funds invest in a diversified portfolio of securities, which can include equity securities, debt securities and other financial instruments issued by corporations and governments, according to the stated investment objectives of the funds. The objective was to find out the investor perception regarding mutual funds services, to find out the investor awareness towards mutual funds, to find out factor affecting to investing in mutual fund schemes, to know what are the general sources for mutual funds schemes. Various respondents were not aware of the mutual fund products and the type of mutual fund schemes and the risk associated with mutual Fund products. To provide some kind of curriculum at the school/college level to create awareness regarding Mutual Fund.

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Investor, Mutual Fund, Service, Perception

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Teachers are the strengths of any country. They are charged with the greatest responsibility for �Nation Building�. The teacher plays an essential role in increasing the efficiency of the school. An effective teacher is one who has a repertoire of various organizational strategies and teaching techniques. In the present investigation an attempt has been made to study teacher effectiveness among secondary school teachers in relation to their gender and stream. The survey method of the research has been utilized as a part of this research study. To collect the data, Teacher Effectiveness Scale (TES) developed and standardized by Puri and Gakkhar (2010) was used. For this study, a sample of 400 secondary school teachers was selected by using systematic random sampling technique from the two districts Chamba and Solan of Himachal Pradesh. The information collected was broken down by using mean, standard deviation and �t� test.

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Teacher Effectiveness, Secondary School Teachers, Gender, Locale, Educational Qualification and Teaching Experience.

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Spectrum sensing is to provide access opportunities to CR users with out interference to the primary network since cognitive radio networks are responsible for detecting the transmission of primary network and avoiding interference to them, CR network should intelligently sense the primary band to avoid missing the transmission of primary users. The basic idea is to let people use licensed frequencies, they can guarantee interference perceived by the primary license holders will be minimal. After the conversion of an Analog signal to digital by sampling different type of digital modulation schemes can be achieved by the variation of different parameter of the carrier signal for example bpsk,dpsf,fsk,psk.

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Modulation, spectrum sensing, bpsk, dpsf,fsk,psk.

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A digital Payment System or Digital payment Processing System is a boon to today�s world, thanks to the advancement of Information technology. Digital payments henceforth will be called OPPS made a huge impact by cutting across all the barriers like space, time, language, currencies, etc. OPPS is the heart of any E-commerce system. With the present setting the present study is intended to find the solution for the following objective To analyze the perception of rural population on the digital payments. The research is investigative and qualitative in nature and the primary data has been used in this study. Primary data will be collected using questionnaire technique from the selected companies. The population targeted for this study consisted of respondents who are the rural population using digital payments from the Coimbatore city of Tamilnadu. The city is being divided into five zones as per the administration of the government; east, west, central, north and south zones. The extensive use of plastic cards, online shopping and electronic payments are gathering momentum surpassing the tradition payment system. The initiative of government in providing the high-tech services in coordination with other institutions are motivating consumer to move from cash-based to a cashless system and thus increasing efficiency and decreasing the process costs.

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DIGITAL PAYMENTS, ONLINE PAYMENT, PERCEPTION, E - COMMERCE

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Egg shell membrane is dietary supplement that contain naturally occurring food materials for maintaining health. It also protect the contents of the egg from the physical and microbial environment. It provides calcium for embryonic development. They are composed of protein fibres and have high percentage of certain amino acids which are essential for body development like maintaining healthy joint and connective tissues. They have antimicrobial substances and are effective in treatment for arthritis and fibromyalgia.

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Natural egg shell membrane, amino acids, lipids, minerals, biochemical properties

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RAS KA UDBHAV OR VIKAS

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RAS KA UDBHAV OR VIKAS

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As we all battle one of the most crucial times in our lives, with this Pandemic of Covid-19 that has spread like wildfire across the world, the pandemic is alone not the problem that the world is facing but Infodemic as coined by the World Health Organization, is much more scarier than it appears. According to popular statistics website, Statista, about 88% of the first-time voters in the 2019 elections said that fake news was a real problem. In a country like India, which is a home to the second largest population, spreading of fake news, especially among the illiterates is worrisome as they lack decision making or judgment of the news consumed or circulated before making a decisive choice to believe in them. More than 300 million people consume the internet in India and so are the active consumers of fake news that spreads among the social media channels which gain much attention, the more it is shared, the more likely they believe in that information. The Indian Government has taken measures to curb the fake news menace that had led to many killings and hate mongering in the past. PIB Fact Check, by the Press Information Bureau, has set up a fact check online portal where anybody can post a picture or a message, they have received via social media to check if it is indeed true. With its presence on Social Media platforms, PIB Fact check is making sure that the fake news is curbed right there before it is spread beyond the control and helps to encourage media literacy among the users. In this study, the researcher�s aims to analyse the fake news that were circulated during the COVID-19 Period i.e. from 22nd March 2020 to 2nd July 2020, with the help of content analysis in order to understand the types of fake news being spread and how effectively it was taken down by the PIB Fact Check.

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Infodemic, Fake News, Covid-19, Media Literacy Digital Media, PIB Fact Check.

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The Agenda of 2030 of sustainable development is concerned the role played by India. It would be crucial at national as well as international level. The small farmers are cultivated most of the land in the nation. The ongoing trend of large scale land acquisition on the name of development i.e. infrastructure, industrial, or other possibly will redesign the national agrarian land. Such activities will extensively disturbing countryside populations and their livelihoods. Not only that but such contractions are constructing on the cost of damaging environment heavily, which also result into creation of imbalance to the environment, ultimately it would affected to the agriculture activities and agriculture production. Without rehabilitation and resettlement of those displaced people not only create hardship to them but also play a vital role in inflation of domestic production, at the same time it will create challenge for food safety of citizens. This study, through a literature review, analyses the negative impacts of Land acquisition with less compensation or acquisition without rehabilitation and resettlement. It is their hydrological aspects that reflects how they may have an effect on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Land Acquisition for petty compensation or without rehabilitation and resettlement: menacing to the sustainable development in context of Agenda 2030

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