Vol 7 Issue 2 April 2019-June 2019

Abstract: The present investigation aimed to assess the E-Learning of teachers of Government Degree Colleges of Bundelkhand Region of Uttar Pradesh. For the purpose 20 teachers from government degree college of Bundelkhand Region of Uttar Pradesh were selected. A self-made tool “E-Learning Need Questionnaire” was used for collection of the data. Result showed that the teachers have no need to know about Learning Theories, Instructional Theories, Instructional Strategies and Techniques, Text, Graphics, Audio Streaming, Video Streaming and Links, Asynchronous, Synchronous, Internet Navigation Tools and Search Tools & Engines, Operating Systems, Hard drives, CD ROMs, DVDs, Tablets and iPad. 90% teachers have medium or low level of Knowledge about e-Skills. Only on E-mail, Chat and Search, Participant’s Current Level of Knowledge is high.

Keywords: E-Learning, E-Skills, E-Learning system components needs, Current level knowledge on e-skills.

Title: Assessment the E-Learning Needs of Faculty Members of the Higher Education Institutions

Author: DR. SHYAM SUNDAR KUSHWAHA

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Abstract: The Karbis celebrate different festivals/rituals throughout the year and some of them performed for the well being of the family and community, for protection, for success, for preventing and curing diseases, some are for crops protection and good production etc. Rongker is religious festivals/rituals of the Karbis which is observed annually, every fourth, fifth or ten years or when it is needed. The main purpose of Rongker festivals/ritual is to appease the territorial deities for the protection of the village or regions from any kind of natural calamities, diseases, to ensure the well-being of the people and to have a good farming season during the period. The present paper is an attempt to study the types of Rongker as celebrated by the Karbis of Karbi Anglong, Assam (India). It also tries to discuss the origin or the beginning of the celebration and significance of Rongker festivals. For the present study data were collected from both primary and secondary sources. Primary sources include case-study and participant observation.

Keywords: Karbi, Rongker, Festivals, Rituals, Origins, Deity.

Title: An Anthropological Study of the Karbi Religious Festival/Rituals – Rongker

Author: Sar im Tisso, Longkiri Timung, Kh.Narendra Singh

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Abstract: The study aimed to determine the level of internship performance and employability skills of hospitality management students in terms of food and beverage, housekeeping, food preparation, guest service and sales and marketing. The subject of this study were the one hundred ninety nine (199) hospitality management students enrolled in the different higher education institution in the city and in the province of Iloilo. This study was conducted during the Academic Year 2018-2019. The duly validated questionnaire to evaluate the level of performance and employability skills of hospitality management student’s were utilized in this study. The percentage, frequency count, mean, standard deviation rank and t-test for independent sample were used in the study. All tests were set at 0.05 alpha level of significance using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software version 22. Findings of the study revealed that the internship performance of the student trainees in food and beverage service, housekeeping, food preparation, guest service and sales and marketing were very satisfactory. The result also showed that there was no significant difference in the employability skills of the students in terms of food and beverage, housekeeping, food preparation, guest service and sales and marketing when they were grouped according to higher education institution. When student trainees were grouped according to internship affiliation, the result showed that there was no significant difference found in guest service and sales and marketing however, significant difference was noted in food and beverage, housekeeping and food preparation. In terms of location of internship venue, student trainees in the city of Iloilo obtained the highest mean rating compared to student trainees at the Province of Iloilo.

It was recommended that results of this study be disseminated to the concerned higher education institutions to strengthen their internship program specifically on the competencies with least dominant skills. Furthermore, skills training workshop was recommended to be conducted to enhance the performance and employability skills of the students to be more competent in the various areas as required by the hospitality industry.

Title: Internship Performance and Employability Skills of Hospitality Management Students: Basis for Enhancement Program

Author: Virgie Alfaras Rodriguez, Jeanneth F. Darroca

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Abstract: Intellectual capital assumes prominence in knowledge economy. It is both a resource as well as product. Performance of corporate and non-corporate entities in knowledge economy is gauged on the basis of quantity and quality of intellectual capital. Of late Tobin’s Q is increasingly found in the literature related to evaluation of intellectual capital.  Though it was originally developed as a theory of capital market investments, it is widely used as a measure to quantify the intellectual capital of firms whose assets are traded freely in regulated market. The present study attempts to establish and explore a relationship between intellectual capital and Tobin’s Q, by theoretically assessing the suitability of using Tobin’s Q for evaluating the intellectual capital of firms, by constructing the components of intellectual capital using objective methodologies and by empirically establishing a relationship between Tobin’s Q and intellectual capital. While some studies in the western setting have explored the relationship between Tobin’s Q and intellectual capital, this paper set out to empirically test the relationship between Tobin’s Q and intellectual capital in ferrous metals industries as they fall under medium low technology segment of knowledge based manufacturing industries in India.

Keywords: Intellectual Capital, Tobin’s Q, Innovation.

Title: Investigating the relationship between Tobin’s Q and Intellectual Capital of Firms: An empirical study on Ferrous Metal Industry

Author: Sivakoumar. N, Kavida. V

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Abstract: Every experiment need to be validated. Without validation, to accept the hypothesis is difficult. In my work, in which 10 robots are taken and its path is destined from original to target position. While the robots starts moving from initial to final position on a particular path, It comes across various obstacles, by which it as to deviate its path in order to avoid collision. Therefore for every such obstacle, alternate paths are generated and the simulated values are compared with experimental (Decision Tree) values and thus the Chi Square test gives the validation.

Index Terms: Validation, Chi Square Test, Obstacle, Collision.

Title: Validation of Alternate Paths for Motion of Multiple Robots

Author: Dr. K Prasanna Lakshmi

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Abstract: Agriculture sector is supporting 50 per cent of workforce and spread around one third of country’s geographical area. The sector contributes 17 percent of Indian GDP at current prices during 2016-17. Among the various commodities in agriculture, the agriculture and allied products exports were contributing a major share for total exports. The sector was booming since liberalisation and registered a share of 9 per cent during 2013-14 worth Rs 2575.59 lakhs to total export of India. Thereafter, for the next four consecutive years, the contribution was declining. In order to know its current status, the growth and trend of APEDA products export for a period of 25 years is analysed. The results revealed that the growth was negative for all the product groups except Fresh Fruits and vegetables and Animal products in terms of quantity; and floriculture and seeds and fresh fruits and vegetables in terms of value during 2013-14 to 2017-18. In respect of Animal products, a magnificent growth of 47.76 percent was noticed in quantity terms, which was inverse in value terms.  The trend analysis shows that animal product export alone influences the total exports than other five items.

Keywords: Agriculture, APEDA products, export, growth and trend.

Title: Growth and Trend of Agricultural and Processed food Exports of India

Author: Dr (Mrs.) Padmasani, K. Tamilselvi

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Abstract: The present examination exemplifies fringe benefits for labours in spinning mills. An audit of specialists in various parts of industry is vital as in our creating economy a large portion of the new openings for work are in these territories. In a few enterprises where specialists have been generally utilized the decrease in number has been irritatingly a harp because of different reasons. The cotton business is a model. Put together up with respect to this, the present examination will investigate the issues and prospects of ladies laborers in cotton plants ventures.

Keywords: Bonus, employment, Wage, Community.

Title: Fringe benefits for labours in Spinning Mills: a study on Tirunelveli District, Tamilnadu

Author: P.Kalpana, Dr.R.BabyBowna

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Abstract: The successive and mounting flow of data that is generated by social media platforms everyday raises a question of the validity of such data and to what extent can such data be used by machines. One of the most challenging problems with social media data is the inconsistency of texts which is influenced by many factors. Such a product appears mingled with many of ill-formed data which are problematic for machines and natural language processing tasks. The primary aim of this paper is to identify and discuss different errors generated by the social media text of San’ani Arabic and hence, develop a text normalizer for correcting and standardizing such errors. The identification process is performed manually on a corpus of 158,279 tokens and 20,000 types from texts that are extracted from Facebook and Telegram platforms. As a result, 64,040 tokens and 1,741 types with errors are identified. These errors were classified into two broad categories (i.e., tokenization as well as typographical) and about 15 sub-types based on their frequency as well as typology.  Further classification is made based on regularities of these errors. A rule-based as well as dictionary-lookup normalizer is developed using python programming and Django API which shows 99% performance among tokens and 98% among types.

Keywords: Social Media Texts, San’ani Arabic, Normalizer, Error types, Error Identification.

Title: Developing a Normalizer for San’ani Arabic Social Media Texts

Author: Mohammed Sharaf Addin

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Abstract: An experimental research was conducted among the 16 garlic genotypes for analysis of genetic diversity. The present investigation on “Genetic diversity analysis among garlic (Allium sativum L.) genotypes through molecular markers” was planned to conduct with objective of DNA fingerprinting through RAPD, ISSR and SSR primers. RAPD ISSR and SSR markers are used for DNA fingerprinting. Among all markers ISSR and SSR markers gave diversified results than RAPD.

Title: GENETIC DIVERSITY ANALYSIS AMONG GARLIC (Allium sativum L.) GENOTYPES THROUGH  MOLECULAR MARKERS

Author: Shekhar Mokate, Maithilee Kesralikar, D.N. Vakharia

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Abstract:  There has been a tremendous growth of vehicles in developing countries in the last decade. The growth of vehicles has led to increase in traffic volume and increased number of road trips. Further, this scenario has led to increase in road traffic accidents. The deaths and injuries due to road accidents are posing a major concern and challenge, globally, due to its socio-economic costs. The causative factors of accidents are the complex interaction between the various road-user and vehicle-environment related factors. However, prediction of future accidents and variables responsible for occurrence of accidents is of utmost importance to appreciate the quantum of problem and speed up the decision making. Moreover, the Indian two lane highways carry mixed traffic which has a lot of variability. This further affects the explanatory variables responsible for accidents.  Accident prediction modelling enables traffic engineers to analyze why an accident happens and correlate mathematically the causal factors to accident occurrence. In this study, an attempt is made to explore the potential of Neural Networks for highly complex and nonlinear relationship of variables influencing accidents on the study stretch of NH-7. The results suggested that ANN approach is a very useful computational tool for analyzing and predicting traffic accidents.

Keywords: Traffic, Artificial Neural Network, Accident Modelling, Minitab, Two Lane Roads.

Title: ACCIDENT MODELLING ON NH-7 USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK

Author: Nirpinder Jain, Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Aggarwal

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Abstract: This review study endeavors to give an overview of literatures on mental health of university students and introduces an expansive scope of literature findings related to other related issues among university students. In the current circumstance, the curiosity of the researcher is to review the literature findings of past researches. Research studies from 2001 to 2018 years were used in this study. The earlier researches can assist the researcher to speculate and conceptualize the importance of the study phenomenon, and do discriminating investigation which may give with respect to write summary and suitable conclusion. Remembering these goals, the researcher reviewed the literatures so as to acquire information and the state of work being done in this area. Consequently, in the light of the present research literatures from different sources was extensively reviewed. Furthermore this study incorporates four areas. First introduction, second literatures related to mental health of university students, third summary and conclusion.

Keywords: Mental Health, Students, University.

Title: Mental Health of University Students: A Review Study

Author: Parveen Banu. R

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Abstract: In the present paper authors derived certain new results of the bounded and continuous functions in relationship with quantum calculus operators in particular q- Reimann fractional operator. Some special cases of the main results also pointed out in the lost section of paper.

Keywords: Quantum calculus operators and q-Gauss Hypergeometric function.

Title: Quantum operators and their integral inequalities

Author: Naseer Ahmad Malik, Farooq Ahmad, D.K. Jain

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Abstract: This study examines the determinants of the customer ordering experience, which include customer satisfaction, website trust and loyalty. The determinants are characterised by website quality and service quality. A survey data of 235 online food ordering customers were used to test the research model using structural equation modelling. Results reveal that not only is there a positive relationship between website quality and website trust but also a significant positive relationship between service quality and customer satisfaction. Also, significant positive relationships are also found not only between customer satisfaction and website trust but also between customer satisfaction and loyalty. Finally, the study also found an unforeseen direct link between service quality and loyalty. Overall, the study revivals that operating online food ordering services successfully.

Keywords: Website trust, consumer satisfaction, loyalty, service quality, customers.

Title: Website trust, consumer satisfaction, loyalty and its effects on online food ordering services

Author: Vasanthakumar V, Arunprakash A

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Abstract: Organic agriculture means a process of developing a viable and sustainable agro-ecosystem.Organic agriculture is a production system that aims at sustaining healthy soils, ecosystems and people by prohibiting the application of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers in crop production and by emphasising animal welfare in livestock breeding. This article shows that organic agriculture is characterised by higher soil quality and reduced nutrient or pesticide leaching compared to non-organic agriculture, but that positive effects on biological control services or emission of green-house gases are less evident. Yield gaps between organic and non-organic agriculture are on average 20%, but vary between crops and regions. Given the environmental risks that are associated with intensive, non-organic agriculture, farming practices should be modified to decrease risks. Organic agriculture can be more  friendly but individual farming practices need improvement to meet the demands of a growing human population. Further growth of the organic farming sector will contribute to reduce the negative environmental impact of agriculture.

Keywords: Organic Agriculture, Ecosystem, Fertilizers, Livestock Breeding, Green-house Gases, Environmental impact ,etc.

Title: INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF ORGANIC FARMING IN BIHAR (INDIA)

Author: Deepak Kumar Gupta, Dr. Rana Vikram Singh, Dr. Bibhuti Dutta Singh

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Abstract: Preventive and therapeutic activity of green tea is well known, the reports pertaining to the synergetic effect of its constituent polyphenolic catechins are of current interest to many, such as chemists, biologists, scientists from pharma industry, naturopathy, etc. Present report describes the results from an experimental investigation about the effect of two metal ions - Al(III) and Fe(II) on binding affinity of two catechin compounds, (–)-epigallocatechin (EGC) and (–)-epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) with bovine serum albumin (BSA) and  calf thymus 2- deoxyribonucleic acid(CT-DNA) using UV-visible spectroscopic method. Calculated Binding constant values indicate that the interaction of EGCG and EGC with BSA increases significantly for each metal-catechin conjugates.

Keywords: Green tea catechins, EGCG, EGC, BSA, Binding constant, UV-titration.

Title: Synergetic Effect of Green Tea Catechins in Presence of Metal Ions

Author: Seema Verma, Prateek Pandya, Neelima Gupta

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