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Research question/objectives When I first proposed this study I wanted to know why are there a greater number of girls dropping out of a higher education than boys do. I realised that this was not a path breaking question but since I did not want to dwell into a path-breaking aspect in my first internship in this sphere I thought I would be a good idea to understand the obvious and then go ahead with newer ideas. I wanted to use this internship as a platform for my future projects that will be will

Perpetual Bondage 22 He lamented “The Patel, Patwari, Deshmukh and all landlords of the villages pervasively watch each day to day activity of the poor and in particular the Shudras. They advance loans to needy poor persons and in lieu of interest payment; the person is forced to provide free labour in the field. In the event of a death of the borrower earlier the repayment of debt, the rest of the family members are forced to labor until the debt repaid, Since time immemorial generations

"Education is a companion which no future can depress, no crime can destroy, no enemy can alienate and no nepotism can enslave." It is this maxim that urges me to pursue my career beyond Masters Degree. Science has always been a fascination and more of a miracle to me from my childhood. Right from my school days, I enjoy studying biology, though exposed to only major concepts of biology, the terms like cell, genes, DNA, protein intrigued me a lot. It is my unchanging aspiration to explore and to

ROOT CAUSES OF TRAFFICKING Causes and the factors for the trafficking are diverse among nation to another nation. It includes various social, economic and cultural factors. There are some common factors like the gender wise more girls are trafficked for forced sexual exploitation which is seen in many nations. Poverty, armed conflicts, political unrest, lacking enforcement of human rights and natural disasters etc will increase the trafficking of human. War and

seen as an integral part of the city’s thriving nightlife, in places like Mumbai, Delhi, part of Karnataka. This has been widely popular among the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Delhi etc. It began to serve entertainment of dance of bar girls in dance bar in India in 1980. In 1986, there were 24 dance bars in the state of Maharashtra. Among all the others, Mumbai city is hailed as the crowning glory of the nation’s entertainment industry. Her history is linked to the migrant workers who were

“The claim of a country’s civilization depends upon the treatment to the minorities” - Mahatma Gandhi. India in its globalization era boasting about its nuclear power and information technology cannot deny the harsh realities of poverty, unemployment, over population, hunger, illiteracy etc. education is still continuing to be a luxury even for the middle class. Education plays a catalytic role in socio economic development of a country, education is not only an economic variable but is also socio

Shantata! Court Chalu Ahe (Silence! The Court is in Session, 1967) was his first play in which he marked out as a rebel against the established values of the society. This play combines social criticism with the tragedy of an individual victimized by society. The play represents the mental conflict of the protagonist, Miss Leela Benare who appears during the mock-trial as an accused. The plot of the play revolves round the trial of Miss Benare. Her role eclipses the roles of her male-counterparts

Kihim is definitely the ultimate sports beach in the konkan. It is a place full of trilling attractions that never fail to attract tourists all the year round. This is why it is regarded as one of the most famous beaches in alibag. The rocky stretches define the shoreline here and exhibits beautiful sceneries during sunrise and sunsets. Khanderi and Underi are the forts near the beach that provides beautiful views of sunsets. In the Shravan month every year pilgrims gather at Kihim beach to view

Who Is a Child? Clarity is missing even on the basic understanding of who is a child. The United Nations Convention on Rights of the Child (UNCRC) defines any individual below 18 years of age as a child. While the Juvenile Justice Act in our country considers persons below 14 years of age to be children, the RTE Act 2009 narrows the definition down to persons between six to 14 years. Though the act expresses interest in taking necessary steps in providing free pre-school education for children above

Development state and central governments are initiating so many programs and it is one of the basic essence feasibility program Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme. Introduction of MGNREGS: The Maharashtra State government has initially initiated Maharashtra Employment Guarantee Scheme during 1970s, later on the kind of scheme is Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme has introduced by the central government in February, 2006 in 200 districts and subsequently it has