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PUNE RESEARCH DISCOVERY 

DR. ABHA SHARMA

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Bhils are the ethnic group of Adivasis generally found in the western region of Rajasthan. It is said as on of the oldest tribes. They are known as the wild tribe in India, who belongs to the Hindu religion and the language spoken by these people is of Dravadian origin. They are the bowman of Rajasthan. They are the good archers and are fond of dancing. Their culture is rich and unique. Earlier they were of Superstitious belief and various evils.  Various calamities which occurred ruined the life of this tribe. But with the passage of time various reformists stepped forward for their upliftment. This article deals with the socio-legal reformatory steps taken by these reformists.

Keywords:-  Adivasis, good archers, reformists,

SURABHI GUPTA

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Piracy has always been a threat to Music Industry and with time and enhancement in technology, it keeps on changing its shape to stay and harm the creativity of Music Industry. Past few decades, technology has changed the way we record and produce music. Piracy occurs in different ways, from copying or downloading copyrighted music illegally to stream ripping to peer 2 peer file sharing. This paper will focus on the changes music Industry have gone through with technology and how Music piracy stayed in the industry and changed its shape. 

Ar. SHWETA RASKAR; MADHAVI KARANGALE & MAHESH BANGAD

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Risk is defined as an unpredictable event that has the ability to positively or negatively affect a project. It has an impact on a variety of project objectives, including safety, quality, and overall project cost, as well as the environment. Developing Residential projects has a history of being blamed for project failures. This is due to the numerous risks involved in the process. This study aims to identify major risk factors which impacts negatively on the delivery of completion of residential projects. From Literature review, Research Papers and Interviews of experts, 20 risk were identified and rated accordingly score collected by questionnaire.

Keywords - Risk Management, Construction Projects, Risk Identification, Risk Response

DR. RAVINDRA PRATAP SINGH

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Baramasa is found as a literary form in Hindi and its different dialects. In the line of singing the feelings of  the season, it offers a poetic rendition of the separation of a couple and provides a narration of the effect of this  separation on the psyche of the protagonist. The vision and personalities of the characters emerge as the meta-theme, with many subsidiary allusions and insertions in different contexts. In such texts, generally, the man is shown busy performing his business or job at a place far away from home. The characteristics of the seasons work as a catalyst in affecting the psyche of the female protagonist. Associating herself with nature, she translates her anxiety, separation, and the good past days spent in union through the rhymes of Baramasa.

Key Words: Folklore, Separation, Baramasa, Women Narrative , Orature.

DR. ALKA SINGH

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This article analyses the various roles women played in their lives in the era of Mahabharata. An analysis of the role of women as a wife and a mother is basic to the select women under study apart from hearing them with connotative staunch voices in directing actions of the plot and plans to communicate meaning in the underlying structures.

Key Words: Mahabharata, Empowerment , Women , Cultural Texts