PUNE RESEARCH TIMES

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PUNE RESEARCH TIMES 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY STUDIES  

(ISSN 2456-0960)

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DR. SANGITA GHODAKE

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DR. MEENU PANDEY & DR. PRABHAT PANDEY

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DR. D. PARAMESHWARI

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Films as an art form embrace both elitist and popular concepts of art and work closely with literary aesthetics. The two art forms verbal and visual are interactive reciprocities. What does feminism imply in the context of films? Films largely act as social mirrors. It is believed that films are a true reflection of society and social values. In film women is seen not heard. The visual medium has wider perspective with multiple agencies etc, narrator, lights, use of space, body language, facial expressions as well as silences. The functioning of reality and fantasy acquire altogether different dimensions in the films which aim at mass audiences and pure entertainment. Unlike novels cinema has wider scope to reach the audience in a much powerful manner irrespective of language, culture.

PRIYA TRIVEDI & DR. SHASHI AGRAWAL

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This paper is undertaken with a read to seek out out whether or not variations exist within the science angle of secondary school students with relation to gender, locality, religion, father instructional qualification, father’s annual financial gain. The study administrated on a sample of secondary government faculty students in Wardha region. The findings reveal that (i) there's no vital distinction between male and feminine secondary school students in their science angle.(ii) there's no vital distinction between rural and concrete secondaryschool students in their science angle.(iii) there's no vital distinction between fathers instructional qualification in their science angle.(iv) there is no vital distinction between fathers financial gain in their science angle.(v) there's no vital distinction between Religions in their science angle. This study reflects on the oppositeness of learning by doing technique with theoretical learning from the middle school stage.

DR. S. RAJAMOHAN & G. HUDSON ARUL VETHAMANIKAM

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Every country having many sources which is nature based sources in the earth. The resources are improved the country incomes and promote the Industry and company availability of sources namely gold, silver, copper, metal and so on. Most of the people are required to buy the commodity for trading and personal use. The most of the study were concentrating to the selected commodity but meagre research article only done in the copper. That is the reason the researcher to take the copper of mine production in the world wide as well as refined production of copper in world wide. The theoretical also support to this research article regarding the universal activities of copper productions.  

Keywords: Copper, Mine production of Copper and refined production of copper.

DR. GUNASEKHARAN DHARMARAJA

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Benjamin Bloom’s taxonomy is one of the best rubrics to improve the pedagogies of the teaching. It is not a cooked fact if we say that Indian higher education is still lagging behind and lack of proper teaching strategies is one of the main reasons for the failure of the Indian Education system. Especially given the background that the serious discussion is on to introduce the practical subjects such as human rights, sex education, sexuality and others, the need for the improved pedagogies such as Bloom’s Taxonomy has been essential and thus my paper shall try to give inputs in using Bloom’s Taxonomy in teaching human rights.

Keywords: Bloom’s taxonomy, human rights and pedagogies

DR. CH. VENKATA SIVASAI

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Bioethics is a discipline of applied ethics and comprises three main sub-disciplines: medical ethics, animal ethics, and environmental ethics. Even though they are “distinct” branches in focusing on different areas—namely, human beings, animals, and nature—they have a significant overlap of particular issues, vital conceptions and theories as well as prominent lines of argumentation. Solving bioethical issues is a complex and demanding task. An interesting analogy in this case is that of a neural network in which the neural knot can be compared to the bioethical problem, and the network itself can be compared to the many different links to other vital issues and moral problems on different levels (and regarding different disciplines and sub-disciplines). Sometimes it seems that the attempt to settle a moral problem stirs up a hornets’ nest because many plausible suggestions cause further (serious) issues. However, a brief overview of the bioethical sub-disciplines is as follows.

DR. SHARMISTA

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DR. MEGHNA TANDON

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Tourism is the fourth largest service industry in the global economy. It is seen as an engine of development catalyst to economic prosperity of a country. This is originated in our own brain, tourism entrepreneurship is a positive way to promote peace in our badly broken world. Tourism entrepreneurship plays a major role in any country’s economic development and to promote peace and stability. It’s also helps to open the minds of both visitors and the visited to different ways of life. We examined that it also helps in persevering and sustaining the diversity of the country’s natural and cultural environment which helps in promote peace. In this paper, we empirically investigate that development of tourism entrepreneurship is develop healthy relation between different countries and it has also help in contributing in national income and generating huge employment opportunities as a result poverty will be reduced.

N. RAMAR & DR. C. K. MUTHUKUMARAN

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The motivation behind this study is to look at and examine the customer's buying behavioral towards online shopping (exceptionally if there should be an occurrence of online shopping clients in the city). Additionally, attempt to figure out different states of mind of online shopping clients of Chennai city towards the internet shopping. This study was directed amid focusing online marketing, Individual influencing factor and psychological influencing factor. The information was gathered from respondents through a planned Questionnaires and scheduled interviews. The study result inferred that eventual growth of e-tailers in India uniquely in urban communities looking splendid. Online shopping offers best costs, great items and totally hassle free shopping with product knowledge for clients. The achievement of any e-tailer organization in India is relying on its promotion activities, its marking brand, its exceptional and reasonable strategies and policies, and its client relations and so forth. The data have been collected through convenience proportionate sampling from the urban, suburban and rural area. The pilot study is descriptive in nature and possesses limited samples. The study is proposed to articulate the consumer behavior towards online shopping.

Keywords: Online shopping: Consumer Buying behavior

R. VANITHA

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Noam Chomsky introduced the term I-Language and E-Language.  As most of the theoretical linguistics is found in psychology, this terms help a lot to study the language. The psychological functioning of language learning and its methods can be represented easily by using this terms. Use of these expressions in linguistics literature made it more technical and accurate in understanding the subject.  The paper aims to study the concept of ‘I’ and ‘E’ language, its history and uses and it discusses the findings in the conclusion part.

Key Words:  I-Language, E-Language, Chomsky, Theoretical Linguistics.

K. RAVICHANDRAN & P. NIRANJANA DEVI

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Branding is the use of words, designs and symbols to give a product a distinct identity and differentiate it from competitive products. The main aim of branding is to make the customers of that product learn to associate with the value created by a particular product. This in turn simplifies their decision making process since they begin to routinely buy the brand rather than stop to evaluate every alternative while shopping.

DR. JITENDRANATH BOSE

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Passive drinking refers to the damage done to others as a result of drinking alcoholic beverages. These include the unborn fetus and children of parents who drink excessively, drunk drivers, accidents, domestic violence and alcohol-related sexual assaults.

‘Passive drinking kills. It causes family breakdown and violent crime. It costs the economy billions of pounds.  It causes misery. It affects many spheres of life and leaves no communities untouched.’ -Sir Liam Donaldson, 2009 CMO Report. Substance abuse is an important health problem throughout the world including India, but prevalence and pattern of abuse varies from country to country and in different types of population. Slums have their own social and economic problems so that substance abuse may be different in this population and might be related with these problems. A slum is consequence of fast development. Slum is defined as “a cluster inside urban areas without having water and sanitation access.” India is urbanizing very fast and along with this, the slum population is also increasing. It has doubled in the past two decades.

Keywords: Slums, Substance abuse, Alcoholism, Causes, Precautions

प्रा. रमेश काशीराम शेंडे

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डॉ. बी. डी. तोडकर

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डॉ. वी. एन. भालेराव एवं देशमुख प्रशांत पंडितराव

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प्रा. राजकुमार बबनराव रिकामे

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