Dr.Sanjay Salunke
Associate Professor, Department Of Sociology, Dr.b.a.m.university Aurangabad
Contemplating The Social Changes In The Farmer Joint Families In The City Of Ambajogai
The present research paper attempts articulate the observation on the scenario of the farmers’ joint families in Ambajogai in the district of Beed in Maharashtra based on the survey undertaken by the researcher with the purposive sampling method. The paper brings about the analyses of the changes that took place especially after the independence. The bases of the comparison on

Aliyu Baba Nabegu
Department Of Geography, Faculty Of Earth And Environmental Sciences, Kano University Of Science And Technology,
Overview Of The Physical And Human Setting Of Kano Region, Nigeria
Kano Region is unique in its physical and human setting not only because of the dynamic changes it manifest, but also its influence in the West African sub-continents. This study describes the physical environment in the region such as climate and its characteristic, geology and the resultant relief, soil and vegetation as well as hydrology and hydrogeology. The study also

Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur
Assistant Professor, Department Of Laws Panjab University, Chandigarh
Examining The Role Of Ngos As A Social Movement For Social Change
Any social-political system which claims to be a just system, then people in such system should have the liberty to claim certain things as a matter of right rather than depending on charity of someone. The proponents of natural rights assert and believes that if the governments can not fulfil certain

Irina Dwarak
Research Scholar, Vedanta Cultural Foundation, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, India
Acquisition And Enjoyment – The Two Human Motivations
The pursuit of acquisition and enjoyment appear as natural motivations within human beings. The paper defines the terms acquisition and enjoyment. It studies their influence on human behaviour. It analyses their effects on both the individual and society as a whole. It investigates the reasons why human beings seem to endlessly pursue them. Finally, the paper analyses the different approaches to

Siddharth Jain
Research Scholar, Vedanta Cultural Foundation, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, India
Redeeming Effects Of Frugality Upon Societal Relationships
Every activity in human life is directed towards the individual’s subjective well-being. The two motivations that govern the pursuit of this happiness are acquisition and enjoyment. These motivations become problematic if one does not relate to them properly. This correct relationship is termed frugality; the incorrect relationship is either of the two extremes deviating from frugality, suppression

Shyam Nataraj
Research Scholar, Vedanta Cultural Foundation, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, India
Influence Of Age And Content Area On Students Achievement In Chemistry
The study was designed to develop, validate an instrument and use it to investigate the main and interaction effects of age and content area on students achievement in chemistry. Two research questions and three hypotheses guided the study. A sample of 500 SS1 students randomly selected from 10 purposively selected schools were used. The researcher developed instrument, chemistry Achievement Test

Irina Dwarak
Research Scholar, Vedanta Cultural Foundation, Malabar Hill, Mumbai - 400 006, India
Growths Of Higher Education In Bihar & Jharkhand Lead To The Establishment Of First University In The State
In ancient India after the destruction of Nalanda, Vikramshila and Telhar learning centres of Bihar by Trukish Bahtiyar Khilji in the year1193. The British ruler completely ignored the legitimate demand of Biharee to have a better educational system in the state. The reason behind this indifferent view was the active participation of Bihar in freedom movement against Britishers. Inspite

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