Research
To Study the Role Played by Green House Gasses on Climatic Change and its Further Effect on Agriculture
Rising fossil fuel burning and land use changes have emitted, and are continuing to emit, increasing quantities of greenhouse gases into the Earth’s atmosphere. These greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrogen dioxide (N2O), and a rise in these gases has caused a rise in the amount of heat from the sun withheld in the Earth’s atmosphere, heat that would normally be radiated back into space. This increase in heat has led to the greenhouse effect, resulting in climate change. Climate change will have wide-ranging effects on the environment, and on socio-economic and related sectors, including water resources, agriculture and food security, human health, terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity and coastal zones. Changes in rainfall pattern are likely to lead to severe water shortages and/or flooding. Melting of glaciers can cause flooding and soil erosion. Rising temperatures will cause shifts in crop growing seasons which affects food security and changes in the distribution of disease vectors putting more people at risk from diseases such as malaria and dengue fever. Temperature increases will potentially severely increase rates of extinction for many habitats and species (up to 30 per cent with a 2° C rise in temperature).
The Case Study of Indiaas Human Resources with Respect to Business and Managerial Manpower
The present paper aims at analyzing the position and placement of various management and business degree holders who are postgraduate from different management institutes running in the different parts the India under the affiliation of the Indian universities and open universities. Among management and business degree holders the trend in their placement is constantly declining in Indian universities as compared to Indian open university universities with respect to ratio of their admissions taken by the students. Notwithstanding a strong human resource base of the Indian labour market manifesting in a highly skilled reserve of business and management manpower. The live records of placement agencies present a dismal figure about the absorption of this precious managerial and trained human resources of our country, as reflected in the increasing number of job seekers .But one thing it has to be noticed that business and management personnel with postgraduate qualification.
To Examine Whether There is Any Significant Difference in Brandsa Preference of Talcum Powder Used by Different Communities in Four Major Cities of the State of Uttar Pradesh, India.
The present study aims at analyzing whether there is significant difference in brands preference among five main brands of talcum powder used by the customers of the four major cities of the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. In this study a set of its 240 sales samples each in every city under study was examined through the retailers and found to be allocated among four communities i.e. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and Christians. Brand preferences are usually studied by attempting to profile and understand loyal consumers. The five brands under study are as follows: - Ponds, Lakme, Fa, Wild stone, Cinthol.
The vital role played by caste and patriarchy in the emerging women leadership in the governance of local self-government of Pithoragarh and Almora di
This paper is based on primary data collected from the respondent on Women’s encompasses within it. It studies the role of social structural components in developing entrepreneurial orientation among women. Based on an extensive survey of data and empirical findings of two cities in state of Uttarakhand the paper goes on to demonstrate the resistance faced by women entrepreneurs owing to their social habitat and how they managed to overcome the social structural obstacles.
Entrepreneurial Role Played by the Women of Uttarakhand with the Help of Various Social Structural Components
This paper is based on primary data collected from the respondent on Women’s encompasses within it. It studies the role of social structural components in developing entrepreneurial orientation among women. Based on an extensive survey of data and empirical findings of two cities in state of Uttarakhand the paper goes on to demonstrate the resistance faced by women entrepreneurs owing to their social habitat and how they managed to overcome the social structural obstacles.
A Study of Sanitation of Toilets in Anganwadi Centres located in Rural Areas of Uttarakhand state in India
This paper is based on the primary data collected from the Anganwadi Workers situated in rural areas of the state of Uttarakhand in India. The study was conducted in six districts of Uttarakhand. All these Anganwadi Workers were randomly selected. The data were collected through an interview schedule in an unbiased manner. The sample included 300 Anganwadi Centres situated in the rural areas of six Districts of Kumoun Mandal (Commissionary) of Uttarakhand.
