EXCLUSION OR WITHHOLD OF DEATH PENALTY: A CRITICAL EVALUATION, STUDY OF AURANGABAD CITY

Death penalty, often referred to as the death penalty, has been used as a method of crime deterrence since the earliest societies. Historical records show that even the most ancient primitive tribes utilized methods of punishing wrongdoers, including taking their lives, to pay for the crimes they committed. Murder most often warrants this ultimate form of punishment. “A life for a life†has been one of the most basic concepts for dealing with crime since the start of recorded history. The death penalty is a controversial subject in our society. Research has explored why people support or oppose death penalty. Most the literature to date looks at the reasons provided one at a time. In this study, critical analysis was conducted to see which reasons best explain the support and opposition for death penalty. While research is focuses on attitudes and opinion toward capital punishment in the India, such work has been lacking in our nation in India, the world's largest democracy. Data recently collected have revealed variance in levels of support for the death penalty among Aurangabad citizens

Job Stress among the Executive in Banking Sector

Stress Management is getting more and more attention now-a-days, particularly in the financial sectors. There is no such thing like stress- free job. Everyone in their work is exposed to tension and anxiety as they get through the duties assigned to them. Banking industry which is the backbone of the country’s economy is not an exceptional one. The job nature of banking employees is very tedious as it involves the direct customer interaction in all levels. The present study identified the sources of job stress among executives working in banking sector. A self-administered questionnaire consisting of personal information and items related to respondents’ job stress was used to collect the data from 100 executives in Aurangabad City. Graphical presentation has been applied with to draw the conclusion

The Problems faced by Tourists: A Study of Aurangabad City, Maharashtra

Tourism industry in Maharashtra has a great potential for growth, given the availability of basic infrastructure and the variety of tourist ideas/adventures offered by various destinations. Maharashtra has a rich historical and cultural heritage, which has been under-explored by the tourism industry. The well-built basic infrastructure availability throughout the state would provide an ideal platform for fresh investments in the development of tourism and in the process of creating many direct and indirect employment opportunities to locals in tourist destinations. The historic city of Aurangabad in Marathwada, on the Deccan plateau, has many tourist attractions as well and could easily stand on its own charm. The traces of the long artistic and cultural influences that a number of dynasties have cast upon it are present everywhere in Aurangabad. The city continues to attract tourists from all over the world who come to discover and old world carved in stone. Despite the efforts made by various agencies, problems are faced by foreign and domestic tourists at tourist places. In this project we have studied the increase in tourists to various monuments, identified such problems and provided the solutions. This will help in the creating the business opportunities’ in city and to prove the worthiness of our “Incredible Indiaâ€

The Growing Role of Management Studies among Corporate Executives

Higher education is perceived as extremely important, and for most people a college education has become the necessary admission ticket to good jobs and a middle-class lifestyle. Another reason why higher education is important is that anybody who gains an education beyond college has the opportunity for upward social mobility. A management degree is a great way to get a foot in the door at many respectable businesses and jobs. With a degree the earning potential at these places can be virtually endless causing an upward shift in class. In our country it doesn’t matter who you are, the poorest of paroles can easily become one of the richest in the upper class with a good education and the right amount of work ethic. Having a higher education is important to both the individual and the state. Having a management education ensures that a person will be able to get and maintain a job that is both financially and socially rewarding

Effect of Nimbapatradi Yoni Varti in the management of Cervical Erosion - A Case Study

Cervical erosion, a benign lesion is sometimes much troublesome due to its chronicity and nature of recurrence. It is the replacement of the stratified squamous epithelium of the portio-vaginalis by the columnar epithelium of endocervix. Considering the feature of cervical erosion, it can be correlated with Garbhashaya Mukhagata Vrana. Among the various treatment modalities described for Vrana, Varti Prayoga is one such intervention. Which have Vrana Shodhaka and Ropana properties. The use of a topical medicine like Varti will act directly on the vaginal mucosa and enable easier and target specific action. Therefore it helps in preventing recurrence

Life and the World Around: Theme of Subjugation of the Downtrodden and Approaches in Indian culture as Revealed in My India

This paper is a descriptive work and is an attempt to study Jim Corbett’s approach, as an Indo-Anglian writer, towards the theme of caste related subjugation in the colonial era. Jim Corbett is one of the few Anglo-Indian writers, who through his non-fictional narrative reveals minute observation of the customs, traditions and rituals of Indian culture. Short stories based on real-life characters offer, as one of the major themes, a glimpse of the suffering and subjugation and taboo associated with the life of the untouchables. He understands the role of caste system in India and is aware of its relevance in shaping the destiny of a person. Corbett’s concern is not only class and caste conscious, but also socially relevant and the delineation of the anguish of the underprivileged is poignant and significant. He is sensitive towards their struggle and gives the message of equality and humanity. He is a moralist, who preaches the lesson of humanity

Role of Samyoga Viruddha Ahara in Kustha Vyadhi - An Observational Study

Food plays a decisive role in development, sustain, reproduction and termination of life. Through centuries, Food has been recognized as an important factor for human beings, in health and diseased state. Viruddha Ahara is one potent causative factor for several diseases. Consumption of Viruddha Ahara gives rise to various disturbances of mild to violent nature and disease of acute to chronic nature including the eight Maharogas, genetic disturbances and even sometimes causes death of the person. To conduct on observational study to access the role of Samyoga Viruddha Ahara is one of the Nidana for manifestation of Kustha Vyadhi. In the present observational study were selected of total 50 patients was conducted at O.P.D, Patients were screened on the basis of specially prepared questionnaires format. On Observational study majority of patients i.e. 82% of patients were consumed Samyoga Viruddha Ahara majority of patients i.e. 58% were consuming Viruddha Ahara (Samyogaja Viruddha Ahara), 26% were doing Malamutra Vega Dharana, 16% were doing Vyayama after Bhojana and 36% patients were doing Diwaswapna

FINANCIAL INCLUSION FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH WITH REFERENCE TO INDIA’S BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

With 1.41 billion people, more than 900 million people spread around more than 6 lac villages. In the post liberalization period especially during 2003-04 to 2007-08, the Indian economy witnessed high growth. The major drivers of high growth have been LPG policies, improvement in economic and social infrastructure, IT industry, increasing entrepreneurship and many other factors that were transforming India into a major emerging economy. But this growth has been uneven and discrete. The progress in growth has not been uniform and the benefits of growth went to certain sections of the society and by passed marginalized and vulnerable sections of the society. This growth has been termed as jobless growth and has increased regional inequalities. Poor have become more poorer and the divide between urban and rural has increased. India is still the home of world's largest number of poor and under-nourished children. Indian Rural economy constitutes around 46 % of national income. The study highlights the profound changes experienced by India’s rural economy and employment This paper is an analytical effort in the area of financial inclusion and inclusive growth and also provides insight into India’s business context

Familial Crisis in the Novels of R. K. Narayan

R. K. Narayan is an award winning author of more than a dozen novels and short stories, instead of these, he is popularly known for his Malgudi Days. He was born on 10th Oct. 1906 in Madras British India (now Chennai Tamil Nadu, India). His full name was Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanswami. The life of R.K Narayan is reflected in all his works. The life of middle-class Indian society is the focus of his most of the novels, and each main character goes through a crisis and transformation of some sort, maybe it is an identity or spiritual one. It is important to note that R. K. Narayan wrote solely on his own experiences as a middle-class Brahmin of the fairly high caste-a privileged position that was not the norm of India