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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Tuition may have beneficial dimensions but the scale on which it is being conducted in Kashmir- u... more Tuition may have beneficial dimensions but the scale on which it is being conducted in Kashmir- unregularised & unregulated, puts student community under tremendous pressure and motivate their parents to invest in it, primarily because their mainstream or subject teachers in schools emphasize the desirability of it and on the other hand their families consider tutoring force majeure for advancement in academics.Among the most problematic aspects are cases in which tuition becomes a substitute for the mainstream. Especially near the time of major external examinations, all most all the schools in the valley wear deserted looks- sans the students.Policymakers and planners in Kashmir must confront it in order to identify and arrive at appropriate regulations and proactive measures for the betterment of prevalent unregularized and unregulated informal education sector. The objective should not only be to control and steer: but to bring in quality.
International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering, 2020
Information plays an important role in decision-making processes. The methods of data processing ... more Information plays an important role in decision-making processes. The methods of data processing and analysis are of particular importance. Such methods should provide additional information. This is critical in decision support information systems. We propose to use wavelet coherence for spatio-temporal data analysis. This approach is considered for data from the tourism sector to assess the effectiveness of the decisions made. Calculations are given for real data. Hidden shortcomings in tourism are shown.
Present study was carried with the intention to explore the life style adaptation of professional... more Present study was carried with the intention to explore the life style adaptation of professional and non-professional students. The presents study was carried in context of descriptive research. Life Style Scale developed by Summan Preet Kaur (2010) was used for data collection The collected data was subjected to statistical treatment by using Mean, Standard Deviation and ‘t’ test. The study revealed that there is no significant difference between rural and urban secondary school students on their level of life style adaptation. Thus, impact of locality was reported as insignificant on the level of life style adaptation of the respondents.
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
Over the decades Kashmir has been in conflict; the first & foremost affects have been its chi... more Over the decades Kashmir has been in conflict; the first & foremost affects have been its children. The children become orphans. They fall into the traps of orphanages that to satiate the proprietors greed exploit them and isolate them socially. They end up as domestic helps or in the occupations in open-air locations such as the street, the market, the shops, the motels; on remote farms and orchards; in guest-houses and hotels; in private households; and in back-room workshops. Even in certain cases they are being exploited - both by the interstate and intrastate agencies, mainstream politicians as well as the off-stream groups to serve their designs in terms of victims to Indian armed security personnel or militants. All these are outside the normal reach of labour controls.It is perceptible that the problem of child labour does not have any ready-made solution, either through legal instruments or through universal education. A human rights perspective is necessary for a fuller understanding of child labour, as it focuses on discrimination and exclusion as contributing factors. The United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Children in 2002 endorsed a mainstreaming approach - placing child labour on the development agenda. This implied that a new ambition had to be set for the worldwide movement against child labour.
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Tuition may have beneficial dimensions but the scale on which it is being conducted in Kashmir- u... more Tuition may have beneficial dimensions but the scale on which it is being conducted in Kashmir- unregularised & unregulated, puts student community under tremendous pressure and motivate their parents to invest in it, primarily because their mainstream or subject teachers in schools emphasize the desirability of it and on the other hand their families consider tutoring force majeure for advancement in academics.Among the most problematic aspects are cases in which tuition becomes a substitute for the mainstream. Especially near the time of major external examinations, all most all the schools in the valley wear deserted looks- sans the students.Policymakers and planners in Kashmir must confront it in order to identify and arrive at appropriate regulations and proactive measures for the betterment of prevalent unregularized and unregulated informal education sector. The objective should not only be to control and steer: but to bring in quality.
International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering, 2020
Information plays an important role in decision-making processes. The methods of data processing ... more Information plays an important role in decision-making processes. The methods of data processing and analysis are of particular importance. Such methods should provide additional information. This is critical in decision support information systems. We propose to use wavelet coherence for spatio-temporal data analysis. This approach is considered for data from the tourism sector to assess the effectiveness of the decisions made. Calculations are given for real data. Hidden shortcomings in tourism are shown.
Present study was carried with the intention to explore the life style adaptation of professional... more Present study was carried with the intention to explore the life style adaptation of professional and non-professional students. The presents study was carried in context of descriptive research. Life Style Scale developed by Summan Preet Kaur (2010) was used for data collection The collected data was subjected to statistical treatment by using Mean, Standard Deviation and ‘t’ test. The study revealed that there is no significant difference between rural and urban secondary school students on their level of life style adaptation. Thus, impact of locality was reported as insignificant on the level of life style adaptation of the respondents.
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000
Over the decades Kashmir has been in conflict; the first & foremost affects have been its chi... more Over the decades Kashmir has been in conflict; the first & foremost affects have been its children. The children become orphans. They fall into the traps of orphanages that to satiate the proprietors greed exploit them and isolate them socially. They end up as domestic helps or in the occupations in open-air locations such as the street, the market, the shops, the motels; on remote farms and orchards; in guest-houses and hotels; in private households; and in back-room workshops. Even in certain cases they are being exploited - both by the interstate and intrastate agencies, mainstream politicians as well as the off-stream groups to serve their designs in terms of victims to Indian armed security personnel or militants. All these are outside the normal reach of labour controls.It is perceptible that the problem of child labour does not have any ready-made solution, either through legal instruments or through universal education. A human rights perspective is necessary for a fuller understanding of child labour, as it focuses on discrimination and exclusion as contributing factors. The United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Children in 2002 endorsed a mainstreaming approach - placing child labour on the development agenda. This implied that a new ambition had to be set for the worldwide movement against child labour.