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Maninder Kaur SoodAbstract: To increase the quality of service and for improving efficiency of operations new technologies are always helpful. At the present time, when libraries of all kinds are facing economic hardships the overwhelming reason for considering new technologies is the potential for cost savings in the operations and the management of material flows. |
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56-69 |
| 2 |
Sharma Bhartendra, Kaur SukhvirAbstract: Suicide is an important issue in the Indian context. Suicide in India is slightly above world rate. Of the half million people reported to die of suicide worldwide every year, 20% are Indians, for 17% of world population. |
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70-78 |
| 3 |
Hayatudeen Muhammad Konto, Bukar JamriAbstract: This paper examines the shift in geopolitical power focused towards 2040. The locus of global power will move away from the Atlantic North towards the Asian and the Pacific East as the global system shift from a uni-polar to a multi-polar distribution of power and hegemonic dominance of the United States will diminishes. |
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79-105 |
| 4 |
Srikanta Nandi, Dr. Pankaj Kumar PaulAbstract: India is the land of sannyasin, sages, philosophers and social reformers. One among them was Sri Aurobinda who was initially nationalist revolutionary, gradually turned into moralist educationist and spiritualist. |
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118-125 |
| 5 |
Atoosa BahadoriAbstract: Cyber is a term originated from cybernetics which means guide and some authors have defined cyberspace as set of inner human communications through computer and telecommunication means regardless to physical geography. |
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126-135 |
| 6 |
Sam Vinay RaoAbstract: This is a short yet detailed study on the Animation Industry and its growth and future. The objective of the study is to trace the path the Animation Industry will, based on present trends and indices, and examine the requirements for sustained growth or direction are contained within the system. |
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136-149 |
| 7 |
Dr.V.RAJUAbstract: Rajaraja the Great, made arrangements to chant Thirumurai in the temples and the dancing girls to sing and dance in the temples. The tradition of chanting the Thirupathigams in the temple for the past 1000 years revealing the culture and religious attitude is unknown to the other parts of the country. |
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150-155 |
| 8 |
MAHENDRA SINGHAbstract: Study was organized to find out about the patterns of source wise as well as crop wise gross irrigated area, growth, instability and effect of irrigation on multiple cropping. It was found that Wells were on first position as a source of irrigation followed by canals in TE 1970-71and still remains same relative importance in TE 2010-11. Area irrigation by Tanks decreasing continuously and Irrigation by Tube Well |
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156-170 |
| 9 |
Dr Naveen Kumar SinghAbstract: Amitav Ghosh was born in 1956 and grew up in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India. His upbringing in different cultural and climatic situations and surroundings has led to the broadening of his outlook and perception regarding different peoples of the world. Cosmopolitan ethos of the city of Calcutta which happens to be his birth place further added his broad vision of the countries. Negation of the concept of boundary lines and unflinching faith in the basic goodness of man bring out the fascinating literary quality of Amitav Ghosh, particularly in the age of fragmentation in which there is a growing trend of searching out truth and reality in a sectarian and biased manner. Due to his holistic approach to life and its various problems, he has been able to carve a niche of glory for himself while lecturing at various universities across the world. He is |
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156-159 |
