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PUNE RESEARCH WORLD 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

( ISSN  2455 - 359X  ONLINE )  (JIF 3.63)

 VOLUME 8 , ISSUE - 1 (MAR TO MAY 2023)

DR. UMESH BANSOD

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Buddha and His Dhamma  is undoubtedly saga of the Buddha.  But it also include many female characters of importance without whom the story  of the great Buddha remains incomplete. Female characters in this discourse play an important major role in the entire journey of the Buddha. It may  not be an exaggeration to state here that female characters help to carve the complete character of the Buddha. Salvation of these female characters not only underlines  but also glorifies the image of the Buddha. Sketching such characters in Buddha and His Dhamma  must have been a difficult task for Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. It was quite challenging the to narrate, compare and contrast  these female characters. But the  keen acumen   of the great architect of the Indian constitution successfully  presented female characters in a very  befitting manner.  Dr. Ambedkar remains a life long supporter and champion of women liberation and there is a must curiosity  to know the characterization  of female characters in Buddha and His Dhamma. Flat and round, both types of characters can easily be seen in this work but writer has succeeded to sketch them in suitable  manner maintaining their dignity.

Key words : Buddha and His Dhamma, magnum opus.

DR. REETA CHOUHAN & DEEKSHA JAIN

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This paper aims to highlight the role of India as the President of G20 Summit in bridging the gap arisen due to COVID, Russia- Ukraine war and the rise of inflation globally. It gives the overview on what India can offer to the world with its success stories like vaccination drives, women-led development, digital platforms etc. The paper also gives insights about the reformation which has to be brought in the governance of G20 and the need to use this platform to encourage the G20 nations to abide to the SDGs and promote initiatives such as Lifestyle for the Environment (LiFE) and One Solar Alliance

AZKA QURESHI

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Educated unemployment is a worldwide phenomenon and it is one of the menacing problems of India over a number of decades. Young men and women after  finishing their  education, find  it very difficult to get  a suitable  employment for them .It is an economic malady and social curse. In this paper we look at the issue of education, skill formation and unemployment among youth in India, focusing specially on educated unemployment. We study the reasons for this situation which has reached an extreme level and also see the impact of it suggesting some probable measures for improvement. We find that the current education system in India has some blame to take in focusing more on the theoretical aspects as also the lack of vocational training. This problem can be eradicated when the youth are trained right from the schooling level for practical application of their skills. Improvising the industrialization so as to benefit the citizens assertively will also reduce this phenomenon faster.

Keywords: Unemployment, education, youth, society, money, economy.

WASFIA HASAN

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W.B. Yeats’ 'The Second Coming is a very important poem of modern British poetry . It  As we have seen that the current phase of education , across the globe, is giving vent to hybrid mode of teaching . The phase of pandemic has given so much impetus on teaching and learning on-line e-mode.The present paper offers a note on how to learn maximum out of W.B Yeats’' The Second Coming’. The poem provides a vision  on  time, society, spirituality and futuristic  view point . The present study material  offers a detailed reading on the text, context and connotations of the poem in question .On the one hand it offers an indicative analysis of the poem , and on the other it suggests the issues of further studies and research in the field concerned.  Such self reading materials on the one hand adds value to teaching learning process, on the other hand enrich the learning experiences of the students.

Key Words :W.B.Yeats, The Second Coming , Poetry , British Poetry

DR PARUL SINGH

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‘Social Media’ is a phrase in fashion and we love to throw it around as a certificate of our social status these days, often to describe what we post on web pages being used as interactive tools in form of sites and applications like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and others. The term ‘Social Media’ is used so vaguely that, it can be used to describe almost any website available on the web today. To be more specific or to get a clearer understanding of it its better to break it down into simple terms and examine each one of them individually. The term ‘Social’ refers to the interaction with others members in the society by means of sharing the information we have and gaining the information they would like to share with us directly or indirectly. The ‘Media’ refers to the mode or instrument of this communication which in this case is a social networking site or its customised application on the internet or the web. Putting them back together, we can define ‘Social Media’ as a web based communication tools that enable people from the same society or a social network to interact with each other by sharing and consuming information. Thus Social media has both its positive and negative impact on language and this article aims in putting forward the same.

Keywords: Social media, language, impact, positive, negative.

DR. K. HARIKISHAN

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It is an undeniable fact that women have been neglected throughout the ages and the so-called civilization is man-centered. The issues of women and the attitude of society regarding the place of women are reflected in the short stories of many Indian writers. Women's predicament in the face of male supremacy has been the subject of many writers. The early writers whether they were Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali or Indian English, all of them presented the suppression of women in their stories. In Hindi Premchand, in Bengali Eswara Chandra Vidya Sagar, Sarat Chandra Chatarjee, Tagore and others wrote about women and they revolted against the social oppression on women.

Keywords: Suppression of woman, attitude of society about woman, social conditioning, archetypal woman, dependant woman , self styled woman.