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Aftermath of globalization is mushroom growth of industries in the sub urban areas. In the name o... more Aftermath of globalization is mushroom growth of industries in the sub urban areas. In the name of foreign direct investment government is entering with so many industries to increase the industrial growth and GDP. The newly arrived industries are given lot of concession and exemption from excess ding industrial loss as a result the industries exploit the natural resources in the suburban areas. Where the industries located initially cultivable lands are occurred and water resources are exploited. The earth is polluted by the waste water disposal from the industries, air is also polluted even water resources also polluted in this situation attempted made to find out the loss of natural capitals after the arrival of industries.

The present study entitled, Community based rehabilitation services to HIV victims-development pe... more The present study entitled, Community based rehabilitation services to HIV victims-development perspectives, was undertaken. The researcher started his work with defining rehabilitation that it is intended to create an environment favorable for the person living with any disability or disease. To understand more about the context of HIV/AIDS, and the rehabilitation of HIV victims through CBR approach the researcher has reviewed a number of literatures to find out the dimension of the problem taken by different researchers and the methodology adopted by team in testing their hypotheses. Introduction The seriousness of HIV/AIDS could be understood when nearly 187 United Nations Member states and 23 international organizations came together to establish the sixth goal – Combating HIV/AIDS and other diseases as one of its eight Millennium Development Goals (MDG). Because HIV/AIDS had already become one of the major killer diseases of humankind. As per the UNAIDS/World Health Organizations (2007) statistics that over the past 25 years, nearly 25 million people have died of AIDS. The present study entitled, Community based rehabilitation services to HIV victims-development perspectives, was undertaken. The researcher started his work with defining rehabilitation that it is intended to create an environment favorable for the person living with any disability or disease. To understand more about the context of HIV/AIDS, and the rehabilitation of HIV victims through CBR approach the researcher has reviewed a number of literatures to find out the dimension of the problem taken by different researchers and the methodology adopted by team in testing their hypotheses.

This paper briefs the living conditions of Gottikoya tribes, settled in Khammam district by Tamil... more This paper briefs the living conditions of Gottikoya tribes, settled in Khammam district by Tamil Nadu. The main aim is to make aware of other section of the society and the government to do the needful for their betterment.

Laying of four way lines, metro train project area other infrastructure creation up rooted mill i... more Laying of four way lines, metro train project area other infrastructure creation up rooted mill inions of trees, shops, and other occupational sources on the road side. The above facilities are mainly said to be for the benefit of common people, it helped a lot to corporate sector. The above are symbol of corporate increase the consumerists of the people to buy more form corporate sector. The livelihood loss created by the corporations is not compensated properly. It is a clear violence artificially created against common man in the name of welfare creation. It is not welfare but ill fare to common people. CSR is the method of minimum compensation guaranteed by an act for the damage cause by corporate sector. How far it is useful to revive the loss of social, environmental human capital loss caused by the entry of corporate sector is to be studied. The present article to focuses on the impact of CSR to improve the livelihood of common man particularly women through SHG program. Case Study-1 Self Help Group Implementing agency: Orchid Trust

God has given enough for our needs and not for our Greed – M.K.Gandhi. Excess use of natural reso... more God has given enough for our needs and not for our Greed – M.K.Gandhi. Excess use of natural resource and consumption of more electricity make the environment polluted. At micro-level, bio-gas programme alternate use of renewable energy some to control pollution. The cost of unit may not be affordable by the villages and hence Govt, corporate sector come forward to help them. This article briefs the Bio – gas programme speared by CSR project.

Non – violent means of bringing the basic concept of Mahatma Gandhi, which is called trusteeship.... more Non – violent means of bringing the basic concept of Mahatma Gandhi, which is called trusteeship. French revolution brought some kindly economic equality with bloodshed, but it was not permanent. Any reform with violent mode and bloodshed with root be a sustainable one.
Corporate create status of in equality in income level, this broad disparity of income create certificate and violence among the common people. This conflict is created by the economic policy of accountability wealth and comport through corporate ship. How this conflict can be resolved. It can be resolved by compensating the society by way of providing basic ammonites skill development generalization of employment etc from the fund allocated for the preborn purpose by the corporate body. It may not be enough to corporate the loss but something is better than nothing. The present articles try to come out with conflict resolution methods of corporate body.

Due to the discrimination with the Dalits in Indian State some Dalits who converted to Christiani... more Due to the discrimination with the Dalits in Indian State some Dalits who converted to Christianity or other religion have not escaped the caste system. The present study was designed to analyse the present scenario of Dalit Christians in Madurai Archdiocese with primary focus on identifying the socio – cultural status of Dalit Christians in Madurai Archdiocese. In present study the data was collected from both 'primary' as well as 'secondary' sources. The primary data collected constitutes the respondents of all age groups. Interview method was used for data collection. For sampling purposes, 13 villages in Madurai Archdiocese were selected by simple random sampling technique and the data collected was analysed by using descriptive & simple percentage method. After analysing the results some suggestions were framed out which needs to be implemented for the sustainable development of Dalits in the region of study. However, further studies are in need to understand the Socio-cultural status of the Dalit Christians in Madurai Archdiocese.

This article explores traditional culture and social changes of scheduled caste people in Erode D... more This article explores traditional culture and social changes of scheduled caste people in Erode District. In Indian history, scheduled caste have been denied from basic rights and considered even out of caste system. Scheduled Caste people are discriminate in every day and every minutes of their life. They often lack adequate food, health care and houses, are shunned in public places such as hospitals and temples, roads and buses, and discriminate with regards education, employment and ownership of land. In this study main objective are to understand traditional culture of scheduled Castes, to find out reasons behind traditional culture to modern culture, to critically investigate social changes of Scheduled Caste for their development, and to suggest a suitable action plan for their development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources, Researcher collected 50 samples from the study area. The investigator used simple random techniques for selecting the sample size. Design of the Study - descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the Traditional Culture and Social Change of SCs a case of Nagalur village in Erode District.

This article described history and present status of reservation system in India. In 1901, reserv... more This article described history and present status of reservation system in India. In 1901, reservations were introduced in Maharashtra (in the Princely State of Kolhapur) by Shahu Maharaj. Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj, He provided free education to everyone and opened several hostels in Kolhapur to make it easier for everyone to receive the education. He also made sure everyone got suitable employment no matter what social class they belonged. He also appealed for a class-free India and the abolition of untouchability. The explicit purpose of the reservation policy was and is to promote social, economic, and political equality for Scheduled caste, tribal peoples, and other lower castes peoples, (i.e. OBCs (Other Backward Communities) through positive or compensatory discrimination. By this policy, the leaders of independent India declared their determination to eradicate inequalities. The Indian government has appointment various commissions for measurement quota system. The researcher explained towards this study Indian constitutions provision for reservation, merits and demerits and impact of reservation system in India. The Constitution of India, adopted in 1950, defines the nation as a ‘Democratic Republic’ which ensures that All citizens are equal before law, free from discrimination on grounds of caste, creed, religion, sex, place of birth, and equality of opportunity in education and public appointments. The Constitution also specifically abolishes untouchability. This study the researcher collected secondary data from different Journals, books, etc and give the details on references.

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. D... more This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who converted to Christianity did not escape the caste system which has a strongly fixed presence in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the Justice, Social, Economical and Political status of Dalit Christians in Puthukottai District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 9310 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected four Taluks in Puthukottai District and each four Taluks, ten areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the Justice, Social, and Economical and Political statues of Dalit Christains in Puthukottai district.

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. D... more This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who converted to Christianity did not escape the caste system which has a strongly fixed presence in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the Justice, Social, Economical and Political status of Dalit Christians in Thiruvarur District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 10804 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected five Taluks in Thiruvarur District and each five Taluks, ten areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the Justice, Social, and Economical and Political statues of Dalit Christains in Thiruvarur district.

This article described the present status of Dalit Christians in Tanjavur District and their opin... more This article described the present status of Dalit Christians in Tanjavur District and their opinion.

In Tamil Nadu Dalit Christians constitute 70% Population of the Catholic Church. They live in dif... more In Tamil Nadu Dalit Christians constitute 70% Population of the Catholic Church. They live in difficult situations everyday challenging in their lives. This study is based on observation method of study on my field work experience. It is describing the present status of Dalit Christians in Tamil Nadu state. There are social level, economic level, educational level, political level, Women and youth life status .It is of paramount importance to improve the Dalit Christians way of living i.e. through identification of problems they face in society thus offering valuable suggestion and solutions this can be attained through the government implementing any new policies that will embrace and sustain the growth of Dalit Christians. This paper elucidates and suggests the need and recognition of the Dalit Christians especially by the government and Christian Missionaries Institutions even as they make policies, making them have an equal opportunity in the distribution of resources such social, Economic and employment.

The purpose of this study was to find out the strengths and weaknesses of the Dalit Catholics, ed... more The purpose of this study was to find out the strengths and weaknesses of the Dalit Catholics, educational status of the Dalit Catholics, employment status, and critical consciousness among the Dalit youth on developmental aspects, existing discrimination and exploitation. Especially Scheduled caste converted Christian in India more suffering in the way of socially segregated, economically helpless and politically powerless. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objective is to Analysis of Dalit Christians Reservation Scheme in Dindigul District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 3104 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected three parish in Dindigul District based on village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the socio economic statues of Dalit Christain in Dindigul district.

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society.... more This paper reviews the empirical study
on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian
Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and
humiliating to compare than other communities
because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who
converted to Christianity did not escape the
caste system which has a strongly fixed presence
in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has
elicited considerable interest in the minds of
researchers in recent times. In this study main
objectives is to identify the Justice, Social,
Economical and Political status of Dalit
Christians in Thanjavur District and to suggest
a suitable action plan for their sustainable
development. Tools for Data Collation In the
present study data were both ‘primary’ as well
as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected
primary sources constituted of the respondent of
all age groups and the sample size was study
has been drawn by using census method. Total
sample selected for the study are 7168
respondents, in this study would used family
census method. The researcher was selected six
Taluks in Thanjavur District and each six
Taluks, six areas have selected based village,
urban, semi – urban in this method were
selected areas. Design of the Study here,
descriptive design will be used to describe the
data. The collected data were analysed with the
help of descriptive and simple percentage. The
collected data were analyzed to get a better
understanding of the Justice, Social, Economical
and Political statues of Dalit Christains in
Thanjavur district.

Education is a continuous lifelong process. The purpose of education is to facilitate the proces... more Education is a continuous lifelong process. The purpose of education is to facilitate
the process of growth. Mahatma Gandhi said “By education I mean an all-round drawing out
of the best in man – body, mind and spirit.” The paper which is based on a case study focuses
on the differences between Indian and Kenyan systems of education in terms socio–cultural,
academic, economic, policy, political and administrative factors. Data was collected through
i) Focus on Group Discussions with students in the various faculties, ii) In-depth interviews
with students and Research scholar, lecturers, management and administrative staff and iii)
Documents, papers and journal articles.

The Hindu Dalit people converted to Christianity for lot of reasons is there like caste discrimin... more The Hindu Dalit people converted to Christianity for lot of reasons is there like caste discrimination, poverty and other social problems. The Paravar Dalit community was the first to converted peoples in Tamil Nadu. This study was based on observation method in conjunction on the field work experience. This paper described the way of life about Dalit Christians in Tamil Nadu. Make clear the three types of Dalit Christian in Tamil Nadu, hence framing one model theory i.e “How Solve Dalit Christians Problems”.

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. D... more This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who converted to Christianity did not escape the caste system which has a strongly fixed presence in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the socio - economic status of Dalit Christians in Villupuram District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 6246 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected four Taluks in Villupuram District and each four Taluks, five areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the socio economic statues of Dalit Christains in Villupuram district.

This paper reviews the empirical literature on Excluded people (dalit Christian) in Indian Societ... more This paper reviews the empirical literature on Excluded people (dalit Christian) in Indian Society Entering into Scheduled caste converted Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the discrimination of the society. Especially Scheduled caste converted Christian in India more suffering peoples. The problem of dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the socio - economic status of Dalit Christians in Kanchipuram District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 21540 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected six Taluks in Kanchipuram District and each six Taluks, five areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the socio economic statues of Dalit Christain in Kanchipuram district.

This paper reviews the empirical literature on Excluded people (Dalit Christian) in Indian Societ... more This paper reviews the empirical literature on Excluded people (Dalit Christian) in Indian Society Entering into Scheduled caste converted Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the discrimination of the society. Especially Scheduled caste converted Christian in India more suffering peoples. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the socio - economic status of Dalit Christians in Tirunelveli District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 1269 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected five villages in Tirunelveli Taluks in Tirunelveli District and five villages have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of
the socio economic statues of Dalit Christain in Tirunelveli district

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. D... more This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who converted to Christianity did not escape the caste system which has a strongly fixed presence in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the Justice, Social, Economical and Political status of Dalit Christians in Thiruvarur District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 10804 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected five Taluks in Thiruvarur District and each five Taluks, ten areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the Justice, Social, and Economical and Political statues of Dalit Christains in Thiruvarur district.

This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. D... more This paper reviews the empirical study on Excluded people (Dalit Christians) in Indian Society. Dalit Christian is more painful and humiliating to compare than other communities because of the Caste of the society. Dalits who converted to Christianity did not escape the caste system which has a strongly fixed presence in Indian society. The problem of Dalit has elicited considerable interest in the minds of researchers in recent times. In this study main objectives is to identify the socio - economic status of Dalit Christians in Villupuram District and to suggest a suitable action plan for their sustainable development. Tools for Data Collation In the present study data were both ‘primary’ as well as ‘secondary’ sources. The dates were collected primary sources constituted of the respondent of all age groups and the sample size was study has been drawn by using census method. Total sample selected for the study are 6246 respondents, in this study would used family census method. The researcher was selected four Taluks in Villupuram District and each four Taluks, five areas have selected based village, urban, semi – urban in this method were selected areas. Design of the Study here, descriptive design will be used to describe the data. The collected data were analysed with the help of descriptive and simple percentage. The collected data were analyzed to get a better understanding of the socio economic statues of Dalit Christains in Villupuram district.