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PUNE RESEARCH SCHOLAR 

AN INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL

( ISSN 2455  -  314X  ONLINE )

 VOLUME - 09 ;  ISSUE – 01 

(FEB 2023 TO APR 2023) (JIF 4.15)

DR. RENU MARKANDEY & DR. ANTHONIMA ROBIN

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This paper tries to explain the relationship between the industries and Rural Area Surrounding. In much literature so far review a mixed impact of industry and rural area surrounding. Financial capital, human capital, social capital is observed further the assets that also be found interlinked achievement has also be found due to industries affect the other components the ones livelihood assets positively and adversely. Due to link amongst the livelihood assets achieving livelihood output some industrial development is a challenge.

Keyword:- Financial Capital ,Human Capital, sustainable development

DR. ASHA ARORA

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Munshi Prem Chand (1880-1936) was the penname of Dhanpat Rai Srivastava, a great Hindi short-story writer and novelist. He was born in a village near Banaras (Varanasi) and his childhood and youth were marked by extreme poverty and domestic problems. He was well-versed in both Hindi and Urdu, growing up as in an environment where both languages were used. As a writer Prem Chand was deeply influenced by Gandhiji, Tolstoy, Gorky, Victor Hugo and Romain Rolland. He disregarded all social taboos and married Shivrani Devi, a child widow. He gave up his government job in 1920 when Gandhiji launched the Non-cooperation movement and immersed himself in political and literary writings instead. This accentuated his intimate knowledge of rural India. ‘The Child’ is one of the important stories of Prem Chand. In it, he raises the issue of his times as widow-marriage. The story revolves around the character of Gangu, a poor and old-fashioned Brahmin servant, who works for the narrator. The present paper attempts to compare the two different angles of characterising a woman, and  it reflects on the supremacy of the honoured attitude for woman that has been reflected even by a servant over the biased and patriarchal thinking as reflected by the owner who is the narrator of the story also.

Key words: domestic, launched, accentuate, supremacy and patriarchal

ANJALI SHARMA

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The revolt of 1857 is also known by many other names like sepoy mutiny, first war of Independence etc. which had left a very deep impression on both the histories; British history and Indian history. The revolt caused many unfortunate deaths of women and children it has not spared anyone whether one was British or Indian. Though the revolt was the reaction to the British suppression of Indian natives which they were experiencing for a long at some point they could not accept such laws of British authorities which were only made to suppress the common natives, on the other hand, the British interfered in the religious matters of the natives by making the law of forbidding sati custom and child marriage also British had introduced the new cartridges in the garrison which were greased with the cow and pig fat and they also introduced the missionaries in India which made indignant to the natives because cow and pig fat was an offensive product for both Hindus and Muslims, whereas, a cow is considered as a mother in Hinduism, the pig is an offensive animal for Islam. Hindus and Muslims both could not bite the pig and cow fat for the new cartridges. Moreover, missionaries were preaching the gospels from the Bible which natives understood that the British wanted to pollute the religion and castes of the natives by forcing them to use the new cartridges so that they could convert them to Christianity or British wanted to convert all the natives into Christianity which had spread the hate against British rule in India.

NIRAKAR ROUT

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Henrik Johan Ibsen , a celebrated playwright, shone in the nineteenth century literary sky of Norway. His reputation as realist spread in his own country and abroad after publication and dramatization of his prose plays. He introduced different themes and techniques  in his plays which his readers and audience eulogized and are followed and accepted by the playwrights of next generation. He presented the Norwegian society so realistically that draws the readers’ attention and he was the first man to show that high tragedy could be written about ordinary people and in ordinary prose language. This article attempts to recapitulate    feministic freedom in Hedda Gabler ,a master piece written by him.

Keywords: Feministic Freedom, Insolence, Dominance, Deceitful   Love, Carefree Attitude

DR. SONIKA G. MISHRA

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The term emotional intelligence is usually varied with Intelligence Quotient. Many of us are concerned of IQ as an existent's score performing a series of tests designed to measure intellectual intelligence. Advanced masterships indicate better cognitive capacities- these include the potential to learn and understand- and people with advanced masterships are more likely to do well academically. Intelligence quotient is a measure for a person's intelligence whereas Emotional Intelligence (EI), measured as an Emotional IQ (EQ), describes a conception that involves the potential, capacity, skill or a tone- perceived capability, to identify, assess, and manage the emotions of one's own, of others, and of groups. The EQ conception argues that IQ, or conventional intelligence, is just too narrow; that there are wider areas of emotional intelligence that mandate and enable how successful we are. At the workplace, emotional intelligence is veritably important. It's believed that while cognitive skills help to urge a job, it's emotional intelligence that helps to get elevations. Those who are in the advanced situations of the organizational scale bear further emotional intelligence than those in the lower situations. It’s believed that at the workplace, emotional intelligence is doubly as important as logical and specialized skills. This paper deals with the conception of Emotional Intelligence as a significant area of professional growth and highlights its significance at workplace.

Keywords: EQ (Emotional Quotient), IQ (Intelligence Quotient), self-awareness, Self-motivation, Self-regulation, empathy, social skills.

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