Vol 7 Issue 2 April 2019-June 2019

Abstract: Emotional Intelligence Inventory has been designed for Secondary and Higher Secondary School teachers of English Medium School  for the measurement of their emotional intelligence in respect of four areas of emotional intelligence namely, Intra – personal awareness ( Knowing about one’s emotions ) Inter – personal awareness ( Knowing about others emotions) , Intra- personal management ( managing one’s own emotions ) and Inter- personal management ( managing others emotions ) respectively. The objective of the study is to study the Emotional Intelligence of Rural and Urban School Teacher’s. The population and sample of the study is all English and Guajarati medium schools of Gujarat are taken as population and 1482 teachers were selected as sample. Tool in the present study is Emotional Intelligence inventory. Method used for research was Survey method. Data Analysis is done by determining Q1 and Q3 to find the level and t- test was applied to test the hypothesis. Findings were It has observed from the study, the rural teachers are more emotionally intelligent than urban teachers. Rural and urban teachers can equally managed and understand their own emotions. Urban teachers are more Intra personal aware than rural teachers. Rural teachers can easily managed and understand others emotions than urban teachers. Rural and Urban teachers both have equal skill of Intra- personal management. Levels of Emotional Intelligence are not sensitive to type of Institution.

Title: A Study of Emotional Intelligence Inventory for Secondary and Higher Secondary School Teachers with respect to Area

Author: Anupriya Dahiya

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Abstract: Phobia has been a topic for research since many years. Detecting the phobia is one part, but determining the appropriate treatment is a challenging task. The type and intensity of fear helps to decide the technique required to treat that phobia. Phobia treatments are divided into two main categories. The exposure treatment methods expose the patient to the phobic stimulus directly whereas the non-exposure treatments make use of a virtual environment. Some exposure treatments are Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, VIVO exposure and systematic desensitization. The non-exposure treatments are Hypnotherapy, Cognitive Therapy and Applied Muscle Tension. This paper provides an overview of all these methods available for phobia treatment. The types of phobias and the treatment methods are elaborated in detail throughout this paper. This paper also attempts to compare the treatment methods on the basis of results and efficiency. The modern pharmacology treatments are also included in the paper.

Keywords: Acrophobia, Virtual Reality treatment, Vivo exposure, Augmented Reality.

Title: Relationship between Human Psychology & Phobia and Usage of Modern Technology to treat the Phobias efficiently

Author: Anjali Chandavale, Aditya Khedkar, Rucha B. Kolekar

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Abstract: This research endeavour was a continuing product development consists of 5 studies (phases) namely: Study 1, Standardization of High Value Empanada with Darag Native Chicken Filling; Study2, Acceptability of High Value Empanada with Darag Native Chicken Filling; Study 3, Shelf-Life of High Value Empanada with Darag Native Chicken Filling; Study 4, Proximate Analysis of High Value Empanada with Darag Native Chicken Filling; and Study 5, Packaging and Labelling of High Value Empanada with  Darag Native Chicken Filling. This study employed trial and error method to standardize the recipe. After series of kitchen trials, two standardized recipes (Formulation A and Formulation B) were developed and then subjected to Hedonic test for acceptability in terms of color, aroma, texture, taste, and general acceptability using Complete Randomized Block Design (CRD). The study had found that Formulation A containing 500 grams Darag native chicken is the most acceptable product in terms of the identified sensory parameters. The product has 3 days shelf life at room temperature (30 degrees Celcius), 10 days at chilling temperature (10 degrees Celcius), and 30 days shelf life at freezing temperature (0-4 degrees Celcius). Proximate analysis revealed that 100 grams of High Value Empanada has: 31.7 grams moisture, 1.08 grams crude ash, 6.16 grams crude protein, 20.5 grams total fat, 40.6 grams carbohydrate, and 372 Kcal/100 grams  of sample. The product was labelled La Maria’s Darag Native Chicken Empanada and packed in glassine paper as inner package and clay coated paperboard utility box package. Based from the results it was concluded that Darag Native Chicken is aesthetically and economically acceptable, very nutritious and can compete with other snack items in the market today. Darag Native Chicken Empanada is highly recommended for commercialization and mass production.

Keywords:  Development, High Value Empanada, Darag Native Chicken, Filling.

Title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH VALUE EMPANADA WITH DARAG NATIVE CHICKEN (Gallus gallus domesticus) FILLING

Author: Ma. Gerlia Aujero-Blanza, DBM- HM

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Abstract: Emotional Intelligence Inventory has been designed for Secondary and Higher Secondary School teachers of English Medium Schools for the measurement of their emotional intelligence in respect of four areas of emotional intelligence namely, Intra – personal awareness ( Knowing about one’s emotions ) Inter – personal awareness (Knowing about others emotions) , Intra- personal management ( managing one’s own emotions ) and Inter- personal management (managing others emotions ) respectively. The objective of the study is to study the Emotional Intelligence of male and female school teachers. The population and sample of the study is all English and Guajarati medium schools of Gujarat are taken as population and 1482 teachers were selected as sample. Tool in the present study is Emotional Intelligence inventory. Method used for research was Survey method. Data Analysis is done by determining Q1 and Q3 to find the level and t- test was applied to test the hypothesis. Findings were most of the teachers possess average level of emotional intelligence and female teachers are more emotionally intelligent then male teachers. Male and female teachers are equally inter-personal aware teachers. Male and female teachers are equally intra-personal aware teachers. Male and female teachers are equally inter-personal managed teachers. Female teachers are more intra-personal managed than female teachers.

Title: A Study of Emotional Intelligence Inventory for Secondary and Higher Secondary school teachers with respect to Gender

Author: Anupriya Dahiya

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Abstract: Advances in Information Technology and its widespread integration into the field of education has made IT an indispensable requisite in the teaching learning process itself. The present study was conducted to find out the attitude of rural and urban B. Ed. multimode student-teachers in IASE, Aizawl towards information technology in education. The sample consists of 163 student-teachers. The statistical techniques like mean, standard deviation and t-test were used for data analysis. The findings indicated that all student-teachers in B.Ed. multimode in IASE, Aizawl are having positive attitude towards information technology in education. It also revealed that no significant differences are found among all student-teachers irrespective of their locale.

Title: A Comparative Study on the Attitude of Rural and Urban B.Ed. Multimode Student-Teachers in IASE, Aizawl towards Information Technology (IT) in Education

Author: Benjamin Lalmuanawma Fanai, Eva Lalrampari

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Abstract: The objective of this study is to determine the level of cadmium and lead in soil where vegetable samples are grown in irrigated farmland of Kaduna metropolis. Twenty sampling sites were selected with one control site. The result of geo-accumulation index (Igeo) in soil showed that most of the samples were practically unpolluted while samples from RGS, KWO and URM are moderately polluted with respect Zn, Pb and Fe. Samples from KKR, KWO and DKA are moderately to strongly polluted with Pb and sample from TDW is also moderately to strongly polluted with Cu whereas soil samples from BNW is strongly polluted in relation to Cu contamination. Infact soil samples collected from irrigated farmlands of Kaduna has its geo-accumulation index where it revealed that most of the samples were unpolluted whereas many were moderately polluted by the analyzed heavy metals

Keywords: Heavy Metals, Soil, Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, Kaduna Metropolis, Nigeria.

Title: Heavy Metal Geo-Accumulation Index in the Soil of Agricultural Areas of Kaduna Metropolis, Nigeria

Author: F. Abubakar, M. I. Mohammed, Z. Muhammad

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Abstract: The Indian IT industry is a leader in the global IT outsourcing market garnering more than 50% of the market share continuously over a period of time. According to the National Policy on Information Technology 2012 (NPIT 2012) released by the Department of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India, the Indian IT sector became a USD 100 billion industry in 2011-12. In the IT services sector, Indian companies have been steadily moving up the value chain. The beginning of the Indian IT industry can be traced back to the 1970s when Indian companies started providing skilled manpower as part of staff augmentation. From those days, the Indian IT industry has evolved into a one stop shop for end-to-end IT services. When the Indian IT Industry started providing export-oriented services in the 1990s, it had the advantage of cost arbitrage and English-speaking engineers. With the cost of operations having gone up and competitors having come up, Indian IT industry is facing a challenging time. This paper looks at the preparedness and capability of the Indian IT industry to face the future challenges.

Keywords: Indian IT industry, Indian software industry, Indian IT Futures.

Title: Indian IT Industry: Future Challenges

Author: Shyam Sankar S., Manoj Changat

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Abstract: The use of Information Technology in education has opened a new era of knowledge and its successful integration, to a large extent, depends on the attitude of teachers towards the same. The focus of the present study was to find out the attitude of male and female B. Ed. multimode student-teachers in IASE, Aizawl towards information technology in education. The sample consists of 163 student-teachers. The statistical techniques like mean, standard deviation and t-test were used for data analysis. Results of the findings indicated that all student-teachers in B.Ed. multimode in IASE, Aizawl are having positive attitude towards information technology in education. It also revealed that no significant differences are found among all student-teachers irrespective of their gender.

Keywords: Attitude, B.Ed. Multimode, Student-teacher, Information technology.

Title: A Comparative Study on the Attitude of Male and Female B.Ed. Multimode Student-Teachers in IASE, Aizawl towards Information Technology (IT) in Education

Author: BENJAMIN LALMUANAWMA FANAI, EVA LALRAMPARI

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Abstract: High vitality costs and natural concerns are driving the look for option sustainable power sources. All the while, increasing expense and intricacy in existing power dispersion frameworks, and the failure of flow frameworks to serve remote regions dependably has prompted look for exchange appropriation strategies. One suitable arrangement is utilization of sustainable power sources straightforwardly at purpose of burden, which is named as Distributed Generation(DG). Most inexhaustible wellsprings of vitality, similar to wind, sun based, energy component and so on are interfaced to the current power supply by a power converter. This dispenses with the transmission and conveyance misfortunes and improves unwavering quality of the influence supply. In any case, utilization of intensity converters will likewise present bothersome sounds that can influence adjacent burdens at the purpose of basic coupling to the lattice. Thus all such converters have a filter to dispense with these music.

Keywords: THD – Total Harmonic Distortion, VSI – Voltage Source Inverter, RMS – Root Mean Square, PID - Proportional, Integral and Derivative.

Title: HARMONIC FILTER REQUIREMENTS IN RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE: A REVIEW

Author: Sukriti, Prof. Sudeep Kumar Mohaney

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Abstract: World Health Organisation (WHO) has recommended Ten Life Schools, which are to be developed among the School and College Adolescent students.  This is mainly because to face the challenges and to overcome the Problems when they are in the school or college or in life.  As per the recommendation of WHO Government of Tamilnadu have taken lot of measures to develop Life Skills among high and higher secondary school students by the past two decades.  Presently the investigator has tried to study the perception towards life skills and its influence on academic achievement among high school students.  For the study descriptive survey method has been adopted.  Four hundred and forty students from twenty two schools have been collected from Villupuram district using simple random samplying technique.  Schools include Government, Government Aided and Self financed Types.  Descriptive analysis, Differential analysis and correlation analysis have been applied statistically. Hypothesis were tested.  The findings clearly show that the level of life skills education among high school students is moderate.  The Level of Perception towards life skills education among high school students is moderate.  There is a significant difference between life skills education and its influence on academic achievement of high school students.  Finally the present study concludes that the perception of life skills is playing a major role to students academic achievement.

Keywords: Perception, Life skills, Academic Achievement, High School Students, Life skills education.

Title: A STUDY ON PERCEPTION TOWARDS LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

Author: S. BALASUBRAMANIAN, DR. S KARUPPAIYAN

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Abstract: Green tea is currently an area of intense scientific research because of its effective actions in anticancer therapy. It is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world and is currently perceived as a healthy drink now gaining worldwide popularity as a drink that is important in preventive medicine.It is derived from non-fermented leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant.. The aim of this research was to determine the anticancerous and  antioxidant properties of green tea The antioxidant activity is measured by (1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl) assay method and FRAP (ferric reducing antioxidant power) assay method. The DPPH activity of the Camellia sinensis extract was found to be 22.53% at the concentration of 1000µg/ml. The FRAP activity of the Camellia sinensis extract is found to be 3520µM at the concentration of the standard is 1000µM and then FRAP value of absorbic acid is 2. HT 29 cell line was obtained from National Centre for Cell Sciences, Pune (NCCS). The highest concentration1000µg/ml of Camellia sinensis extract shows the minimum cell viability of 28%, the concentration of 7.8µg/ml shows the maximum cell viability of 77.41% and 100% cell viability by cell control.

Keywords: Camellia sinensis- Antitumour –MTT assay FRAP-DPPH assay.

Title: ANTICANCEROUS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF Camellia Sinensis

Author: S. Valli, Divya

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Abstract: Emotional intelligence is a generally another subject of study, however its underlying foundations return to the season of Darwin, who suggested that emotional articulation was basic for survival. Emotional Intelligence as a subject getting to be famous similarly as with expanding globalization, social and authoritative atmosphere in which people work today extended periods of time for a substantial piece of their lives. This makes an assortment of socio-emotional and social issues in dealing with the feelings in the given circumstances. With the expanding complexities both in business just as in human conduct made the requirement for individuals with high IQ as well as individuals with high EQ moreover. The emotionally imbalanced employees may think that its difficult to accomplish their objectives or convey their reports on schedule. The manner in which an individual feels influences the manner in which he carries on and the manner in which he acts won't just have connection with his performance, yet additionally influences the performance of everyone around him. To keep this perspective the present investigation endeavours to survey the connection between emotional intelligence measurements inside open and private bank employees working in Thanjavur district.

Keywords: Emotional intelligence, banking sector, bank employees, employee performance.

Title: A STUDY ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN BANKS - AN EMPIRICAL STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO SELECTED BANKS OF THANJAVUR DISTRICT

Author: N. AGILANDESWARI, Dr. M. LAKSHMI BALA

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Abstract: Companies or industries continuously seek innovation in their decision making processes to provide satisfactory service to their customers for survival in the globally competitive market. The objective of the present paper is to construct a decision making index for inventory management using distribution of price elasticity of demand for perishable products. The probability density function of the above distribution has been derived for the statistical application. The numerical value of the proposed index lies between 0 and 1. The magnitude of the index indicates the degree of utilization of inventory consisting of perishable items together with customer’s satisfaction. The suggested index will strike the balance between the sale of the product and the level of customer’s satisfaction. The application of the suggested decision making index has been illustrated with the help of numerical example.

Keywords: decision making index, price elasticity of demand, perishable items.

Title: Construction of a Decision Making Index for Inventory Management using Distribution of Price Elasticity of Demand for Perishable Products

Author: Ranjana Gupta, Meenakshi Srivastava

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Abstract: In the world of technology, everything is interlinked with the Internet. Whether it be business, socializing or education, the internet has taken over the life of an individual. Since the Internet is dominating the world, the appliances in day-to-day usage are also sinking into the evolution, by which the emergence of the concept of “Internet of Things” or “IoT” comes into the picture. The existence of IoT is so prominent that it has made nearly every device readable in terms of data generated through it. Hence making monitoring actions even easier than before. The ultimate Source of pollution that has made Indian cities to show up into the top 10 list of the most polluted cities[1] are the Vehicles driven by Indians. As the greater urge of purchasing a new vehicle is intensifying in the populated country like India, the nation continues becoming more vulnerable in getting its atmosphere polluted. The congestion on the roads with the increase in vehicles is also visible. Albeit there are several legal reforms in order to control such unfavorable circumstances, but a head-to-head solution is also needed for the people living around, breathing in the same toxic air as we do.

Keywords: Pollution, IoT, Vehicles, toxic, internet, cities.

Title: DEFILEMENT MONITOR: IOT SOLUTION TO THE SOURCE OF POLLUTION

Author: Stuti Swarnkar, Shivam Choudhary, Faraj Chishti

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Abstract: It is evident that WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) investments can have significant health, economic and development benefits and provide value for money. The study highlights the steps and stages taken during SWOT Analysis on water Sanitation and Hygiene at Kodumo East Location, Kabondo/Kasipul Sub-County, HomaBay County, Kenya. It has the details of entry process and situation analysis. It entailed penetrating various levels of the service system to reach the targeted individuals, groups and communities.  Entry was made at the Community level where we met the community gate keepers and other key stakeholders. This process was initiated through the following methodologies: Key Informant Interviews. Transect walk, Look, Listen and Learn and Focus Group Discussion. During the situational analysis it was observed through a transect walk that there are no adequate water and sanitation facilities within the community, for homes with latrines they don’t have hand washing facilities thus evidence that hand washing is not practiced, some of the homes don’t  have the rubbish pits and utensils and clothe drying facilities. From the interview it was realized that women are socially excluded from making decision on sanitation issues such as not digging the latrine. The latrines which are existing were poorly maintained and constructed. The aged, widows and single women are unable to construct the latrine despite locally available materials. It was noted that the community entirely depends on unprotected water springs, streams and a river and they don’t household water treatment. Much of the households don’t have bathing facilities within their households. In some areas the soil is either loose or hard rock making it difficult to construct the latrines. The situation analysis revealed that the community has resources and capacities to utilize at their own level. They also have the solutions to fill the gaps by enhancing the behavior change in water, sanitation and hygiene practices and in turn reduce the water and sanitation related infections. Out of the SWOT analysis, there would again be greater achievements both for stakeholders and the community if an effective feedback is done and proposed areas with significant impacts on water, sanitation and hygiene are implemented.

Keywords: diarrheal, water, sanitation, hygiene, partnership, community, household.

Title: SWOT analysis of Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Kodumo East Location, Kabondo/Kasipul Sub County, HomaBay County, Kenya

Author: Stanley Nyamato Aranda, Thomas Ondimu

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