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PUNE RESEARCH DISCOVERY 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED STUDIES

( ISSN  2455 - 9202 ONLINE ) (JIF 3.01) 

 (VOL 4, ISSUE 3)   (AUG - OCT 2019) 

K. RANI

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The autobiography is not parted into the self-reliant aspect, it portrays with the series of experiences, memories, and aspirations.  The string of life memories make someone famous, but Dalit women memories change the lives of her community woman's life and society mind. The author presents an important element of life for society. Some of the autobiographies of childhood, education, marriages end with happy, but only Dalit autobiographies end with oppression, struggle, and pain in all stages. Baby kamble is well known as Indian activist and writer. She was born one of the biggest untouchable castes in Maharastra. She was inspired by B.R.Ambedkar. Mostly Mahars converted into Buddhism including Kamble’s family. In Mahar community, Kamble accepted as a writer and affectionately people used the term ‘Tai’ to be calling her, it means sister. She extensively explained the Dalit community struggles, oppression in her life. Her contributions are powerful literary and activist work. Her works reflect Dalits life; it is useful to Dalit, setting a better way. She is an early writer from Dalit communities. Her writings reflex as a feminist setting apart from other Dalit works. The Prisons We Broke is an autobiographical book.  In chronological order, she presents Dalit community struggles and women as a gender how she doubly discriminated by society. She dedicates the book ‘for all my comrades who wish to change the world” shows her commitment to writing the book. Her comrades are downtrodden people and she aims to change the world with their help. My paper is to draw the elements like oppression, caste and class distinctions in Kamble's autobiography. It not only speaks of her personal life but also it is a record of Dalit’s in general.

Keywords: Autobiography, discrimination, Gender, Violence, and Caste. 

NITIN PRAKASH WAGHMARE; ATUL BAPU DESHMUKH & SACHIN SHIVAJI TUWAR

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Social media is key to 21st century communication with library users, and enables the academic library to pursue its mission and goals online, while promoting library resources and services. Social media is now widely used by librarians to fulfill a variety of objectives in libraries. This paper describes the social media networking in various library dealings. Now a days everyone is connected with each other by means of various social networks like Orkut, Google, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. This became an effective medium to share the knowledge and skills of the users and library professionals. From the traditional searching process for the books in the libraries the interactive usage of social networking can be now addressed as part of the library system. These sites are one of the new technologies offering libraries the opportunity to reach out to its clients. Day to day increase in the number of libraries adopt the social media and they widely used by librarians and to fulfill a variety of objectives.

Keyword: Social media, Libraries, Library services

DR. D. PARAMESHWARI

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The cult of violence in the writing of Beckett who joined the second world war on grounds that “I couldn’t stand with my arms folded” his characters are targets and sources of violence. In Waiting for Godot, unidentified people frequently beat Estragon for no apparent reason. As if to be resigned to his fate, he tells Vladimir: “certainly they beat me”.

DR. UJAWALA BAJPAI

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The international labour organization (ILO) defines categorically skill Development as ability to develop core skill, awareness  of workers rights and understanding of entrepreneurship. Skill development is essential for enhancing the productivity associated with optimum quality for sustanance of the enterprises and increasing the employability factor. It is imperative to identify opportunities and challenges of the prevailing situational requirement in the new technologies. The essence of skill development is to inculcate skills, knowledge and competitiveness of the manpower for the global market. This paper intends to study, identify and bridge the gap between the Govt. and private sector requirements. The economic growth of the nation largely depends upon education and skills to attain the power of global leadership. Therefore it is essential to integrate employability skills with the curriculum. Better and more effective methods of teaching, learning and evaluation must be incorporated for acquiring skills.

Key words ;  Employability skills, skill development, Educational Skills.

ANAMIKA

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The National Digital Library of India (NDLI) is a National Mission Project initiated by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) on education to engage, facilitate and inspire all learners across the country regardless of the age, demographics and ability. The National Digital Library of India is a melting pot of knowledge and information that holds an extensive variety of lectures, courses, archives in various media forms curated, collected and created by the best institutions of the country. It is a platform designed to make digital educational resources accessible to all citizens of the country to inspire, empower and encourage learning. The present study is an attempt to provide an overview of the National Digital Library (NDL) of India to understand its advantages, features and collection in the global digital space.

RINKUBEN G. PRAJAPATI & DR. P. R. GAVLI

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In India 70% of the population lives in village and rural parts of the country, it becomes more necessary to utilise Digital Panchayat tools for their social, economic, administrative and governance regeneration. Recognizing the e-Governance, the Government of India (GoI) has introduced various administrative reforms and initiated many interventions under policy level and at institutional level. However, the government has been able to connect urban-centric regions of the country, but still this left with a major national-gap as far as using ICT for the nation building is concerned. Effective and viable usage of ICT tools at panchayat, which represents the first level of government interaction for over 60% of the Indian populace, is largely missing.

Keywords  Digital Panchayat, ICT

PRADYUMAN L. NANDANIYA

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This paper is based upon the analysis of Seamus Heaney as one of the most famous post-modernist poets and his poems which make him a kind of famous poet. Heaney’s cultural identity as a write is a complex one. He was born and brought up in the north of Ireland which technically makes him British citizen. He is first two books Death of a Naturalist and Door in to the Dark are notable mainly for the virtue of accuracy in their descriptions of a traditional rural activities which the poet remembered from his childhood. His early poems Death of a Naturalist and The Early Purges recreates sound, sight and events of his childhood. His poems are the specimen of the post-modernist elements where the reality of the society and the personal experiences are at the core. The poetry of Heaney has been acknowledged for its cultural and social themes with the touch of modernity in them and the language which the poet uses is of the highest quality. Thus, we will discuss all these things in the following argument in the present paper.

Key words: Post-Modernist, Cultural, Farmer’s Son, Child, Community, Agricultural activities, Traditional.

ISWARSING RATHAVA

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Salman Rushdie’s magnum opus, Midnight’s Children is the novel where we may find the elements of which proves that he has discussed the notion of nation in his own manner. It appears that he has narrated the Nation in its totality all with the characters of Saleem Sinal, Amina Sinai, Shiva and many more. It has been seen that the main character of the novel Saleem Sinal has been handcuffed just like that of the novelist in the history.Saleem is the symbol of this India where the people of so many diverse religions, communities and cultures have been living together which represents the hybridity in its full form.So many things have presented that show the nation in an altogether new light and the perspective that is totally different from that of the other novelist. Let us try to look at these aspects in the following argument to make it more concrete.

Key words:Nation, Notion, Hybridity, India, Fragments, Mother India, Perspective, Metaphor, History.