A Study of Scheme Integrated Rural Development Program with Special reference to Koyna dairy

Dairying in India was largely unorganized before the Independence. Crop farming and dairy farming are the part of food production for human population in India. But in recent years dairying has emerged as an important instrument for providing employment and additional income to rural households. The organized dairying has been started in a small way when military dairy farms and creameries were established towards the end of 19 century to meet the demand of the armed forces and their hospitals. In the past dairy farming was basically carried out and managed at the house hold level. Milk and its products were produced mainly for home consumptions and to some extent, for the local market. Rapid growth of urban population changed in food habits, technological advancement in transportation. Processing and refrigeration have, however brought out significant changes in the pattern of production and marketing of milk

BASIC ATTITUDE OF COUNSELOR BASED ON KI LURAH SEMAR CHARACTERS

ABSTRACT“Ki Lurah Semar” or more familiarly called “Semar” is a divine being whose name is “Sang Hyang Wenang”. It is said that “Semar” is believed to be a descendant the God was born from a white egg that had a midget body because it swallowed mountains into protector of society on earth. Semar's role is inseparable from the role of the counselor. In “puppets” puppet, “Semar” is famous for the figure of a servant, guardian and protector for knights. “Semar” is also known as a person who has a good basic attitude and positive when giving other advice. The basic attitude referred to is (1) friendly, (2) wise, (3) honest, (4) care. The four basic attitudes can be applied in himself a counselor when he wants to provide excellent service to the counselee. Key Words: Basic attitude, counselor, Sema

Right to Information Act -2005: Objectives, Obligations and Opportunities

Information is the main element of enlightenment. For speech and express something, information is prerequisite. The aim of this paper is to highlight the primary concept of Right to Information act- 2005. And mainly focuses on the objectives, the obligations and the opportunities recumbent in this act. It is easy to realize something when we are well aware about the objectives of that matter. The prime objectives of RTI act are to ensure citizens access of information, to promote transparency, trust and openness, to improve the accountability and performance in government offices and to fight with the corruption. It also gives the opportunities to the government officials to improve themselves as true public servants. There is an obligation of public authorities, described in this act nevertheless without the cooperation and the assistance of officers this act will not get the taste of success and it is also depending on how much the common people and government officials are aware and educated about their roles and responsibilities.  The poverty and the lack of proper education is the obstruction of the all success of this act. The paper entitle as RTI act- 2005: its 3 O’s is an empirical observation about the basic points of RTI act-2005

ROLE OF AGNIKARMA IN MANAGEMENT OF CALCENAL SPUR PAIN WITH PANCHADHATU SHALAKA

Shayla tantra is the branch of Ayurveda which deals with various treatment of various disease. Many human being in day today life suffers from pain in various diseases.gettingcured from these pain is the main aim of the patient .  Calcaneal spur is the disorder which cause very bad pain in the sole region and its management are fundamental to practice. Majority of the population suffer from heeling disorders because of many reasons such as use lifting high weight, Obesity, wearing high heel shoes. Mostly it is seen in the women.Calcaneal spur is the deposition of calcium, a bony protrusion on underside of heal bone. They are frequently associated with plantar fasciitis, a painful inflammation of fibrous band of connective tissue that run along the bottom of the foot and connect the heal bone to the ball of foot. It is somewhat painless in some people but in many people it is painful which affect the daily work of the people.Agnikarma is the karma described by Acharya Sushruta in their SushrutSamhita. According to Sushrutaagnikarma is the Shrestha karma which is useful in many diseases. The diseases which are not curable by kshar karma, medicine and many kalpas that diseases is treated by agnikarma. In day today life people want fast relief from their diseases and pain, agnikarma makes it possible to get rid from many diseases and pain. Many diseases like Piles, Fissure, Kadar etc.are treated by agnikarma

A REVIEW SUSHRUTA: THE FATHER OF SURGERY

The definition of an ideal surgeon according to the great surgeon Sushruta is “A person who possesses courage and presence of mind, a hand free from perspiration, tremor less grip of sharp and good instruments and who carries his operations to the success and advantage of his patient who has entrusted his life to the surgeon. The surgeon should respect this absolute surrender and treat his patient as his own son.

A study of Facial Flow of a 3D Character for Animation

Three dimensional animation is intensively used by may popular films like "Jaurasic park", "Spiderman", Hulk and many more since last three decades. It becomes the integral part of almost all vfx films. When a 3d character walks in front of a virtual camera, it need to have a realistic facial expression to convince the audience. So in order to have a good facial expression, the characters need to have a good facial flow. Facial flow refers to the flow of line, and vertices in 3d mesh. Three-dimensional mesh is a virtual material by which a three-dimensional object or a character comprises. In this article we will try to understand how this 3d flow works and effects the overall performance of facial expressions. We will understand how the mechanism of facial flow linked with the actual muscle system of face. At the end, we conclude that how facial expressions can make or break a film

A REVIEW ON TRIVIDHA PARIKSHA AND ITS IMPORTANCE

Indian traditional medicine , Ayurveda has a great history.  Ayurveda as a holistic medicine has a sound philosophical and experimental basis. Rognidan comprises of knowledge of aetiology and  both and includes the pathology. Rog Pariksha is one of the process with the help of which we come to the certain conclusion about the nature and localization of lesion and cause of suffering of a person. Diagnostic methods in Ayurveda rely more on the physician reading of patient signs and symptoms than on diagnostic practice (subjective interpretation). Various diagnostic methods has been described in various ayurvedic texts, out of which ‘Trividhapariksha’ i.e. Darshana (Inspection), Sparshana (Palpation, Percussion), Prashana (Questionnaire) forms the basis of all.All the other diagnostic methods explains in Ayurveda as well as modern science can  categorised under these basic ‘Trividhapariksha’.Darshan or direct observation is the first diagnostic technique of the three fold rogipareeksha method. Factors those are elicited by chakshurindriya (eyes) comes in this category. It begins with the initial greeting and continues through the entire data collection process. Observation or inspection of patient is done through the patient’s general appearance , eyes , skin, scalp hair, body hair , teeth, walking, complexion, etc. Inspection begins through active observation . Physician must note the facial expressions of patients even during interrogating the patient.  In our day to day practice we either directly or indirectly use this Trividhapariksha to arrive at certain diagnosis and give proper treatment. As , these Trividhapariksha plays a key role in diagnosis of any disease condition.  So this is  a sincere effort to elaborate the practical utility of trividhapariksha

Mobile Librarianship: An Initiative of New Normal

Coronavirus has a clear negative impact on academic and research activities. Issues created by such pandemic e.g. loss of communication; shut down of school, college and universities; disruption of the formal learning process etc provoke us for the transformation of the learning process from conventional to digital. The primary requirement of this transformation is the availability of a sophisticated, affordable and multitasking tool for providing library services. It is now challenging for the libraries to satisfy their user needs and time to rethink and remodel their services by adopting technological changes. Today mobile phones are becoming an integral part of everyday life and are changing the way one connects and interacts with the world. This paper presents an outline of the concept and the application of developments in mobile telecommunication systems, web technologies to provide ubiquitous, user-friendly, personalized and dynamic up to date information services to the users of a library. Also, further studies are expanded to provide insight into the benefits and challenges against the implementation of mobile technologies to support this ‘new normal’ in the libraries. The practical and theoretical implications of the results have been explored

An Outcry against Systemic Sexism in Indian Families: A Feminist Analysis of Neeraj Ghaywan’s Hindi Shortfilm Juice (2017)

In the millennial era, short films have emerged as an easily accessible and influential medium of representation. They present socially significant themes and hold a mirror to society. This paper attempts a feminist analysis of Neeraj Ghaywan’s Hindi short film Juice (2017), which resists the gendered geography of a house and presents a protagonist who challenges the normative. Patriarchy is the result of societal constructions that are passed down generations. In India, these constructions are most pronounced in societies with traditional cultures and less economic background. However, gender messages conveyed by family, mass media and other patriarchal institutions largely advocate a dominant status for males. The film has as its theme the gender difference in a middle-class background. Juice provides us an understanding of women’s oppression and how the nature of the family has essentially never changed historically by emphasizing the family as the site of women's oppression. The continuation of patriarchal society and a patriarchal family set up is seen even in the twenty-first century acting as a big block to women’s liberation

Study on the algal flora as indicator of organic pollution in Darna River, Nasik (M.S.)

The algal flora i.e. algal bio indicators can be used for assessing the status, magnitude of the deterioration of the fresh water bodies; Moreover, aquatic algae can act as good indicators of water quality i.e. certain algal forms grow in a specific type of polluted water. These provide information of kind of organic pollution for that particular fresh water ecosystem. In the present research paper, PalmerÂ’ s algal genus and species pollution index (1969) was used to determine the tolerance of algal species towards an organic pollution in the Darna River. Thus the algal genera that are most tolerant to organic pollution can be identified. The Palmers algal index is simply calculated by summing up the scores of all relevant algal taxa present within the collected water samples from the Darna River