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Girja Bhawani Dr RupinderkaurAbstract: Gabriel GarcÃaMárquez’s famous novel One Hundred Years of Solitude tells the story of the city of Macondo and the Buendia family. In this novel, the circle of life is presented of the city and the Buendia family which resembles the history of Latin America. The rise and fall of Macondohappen with the rise and decline of the Buendia family. This research paper is focused on understanding how women characters are represented in the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. In this process to analyse the treatment of women in the novel by Gabriel GarcÃaMárquez, this paper analyses the gender dynamic and presence of patriarchy in the novel. It also analyses every woman character in the novel, evaluates and assesses the view of the author behind representing the women characters of different shades with a fair share of virtue and vice. |
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1-9 |
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Dr. Gaurav BalyanAbstract: \r\nSport is one area where gender distinctions are clearly evident. The issue is more socio-psychological than any other. Today, as we stand near the beginning of another thousand years, it is reprehensible that individuals are administered so suddenly, especially in sports. Women are part of the total people, but they are not given vaguely expected results.\r\nThings are different and improving but a lot remains to be achieved. Men participate in the benefits in all walks of life. Gender inequality is an important issue and moderate progress/measures should be taken to change what is happening. Female feticide is the most incredibly shocking thing. The latest agitation is clearly misused for the murder of the young female child. Far from giving her a fair education and a bright life, we are trying to oust the Indian woman from this world. Faith norms govern much of our thinking\r\n |
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10-17 |
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Dr Tanuj KumarAbstract: The Researcher aim to know the effect of Naad Yoga on Mental Health of yoga players. All the subjects were selected from Haryana. A total number of 40 male yoga players. The age of the subjects was between 17 to 25 years. The researcher was devided them into two groups. First group was experimental group and second was control group. The training program was given to experimental group for six weeks but not given any specific training on control group. The researcher was used Positive Mental Health, Positive Mental Health Inventory by C. D. Agashe and R. D. Helode for data collection.. The training was of one hour duration daily for five days in a week and control group was not participated in the training programme. The training protocol roughly consist selected yogic practices (Bhastrika Pranayama, Kapalbhati Pranayama, Anuloma-Viloma, Pranayama, Bharamari Pranayama, Flute Sound and Shankha Naad. The researcher was used t-test for analysis the data. The level of significance was set at 0.05. The collected data was significantly normalized before further processing. The obtained result shows the significant changes in selected variables i.e. Positive Mental Health at different level due to Naad Yoga Training Protocol. |
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18-23 |
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Kamble Pravin BhanudasAbstract: The ozone layer, a critical component of the Earth's atmosphere, has been depleting at an alarming rate since the 1980s. This depletion is primarily caused by human activities, particularly the release of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other ozone-depleting substances (ODS). This review aims to provide an update on the current state of ozone layer depletion, its causes, effects, and future implications. |
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24-27 |
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Dr. Narsingh Jangra and Seema RaniAbstract: The modern world has become an interconnected global village, where digital platforms, particularly social media, play a significant role in shaping the way we communicate, interact, and consume information. One of the most fascinating aspects of this digital revolution is the intersection between intellectual property rights (IPR) and language use on social media, especially with the English language. Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok have become more than just communication tools. They have become hubs for creativity, expression, and, increasingly, the development of new linguistic trends.\\r\\nThis paper explores two interrelated topics: the concept of intellectual property rights (IPR) and its implications for creativity in the digital era, and the profound impact of social media on the English language, focusing on the evolution, development, and transformation of English due to these platforms.\\r\\n |
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28-32 |
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Dr. Shankaragouda, GadigeppagoudarAbstract: This meta-analysis investigates the Quality of Work Life (QWL) of male and female police constables, focusing on the multidimensional factors affecting their work experience, including organizational support, stress, job satisfaction, and career development. By examining various studies, this analysis highlights both shared and gender-specific challenges that impact QWL. The findings suggest the need for targeted interventions, particularly gender-sensitive policies and leadership approaches, to improve QWL and enhance police performance. |
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