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Author(s):
Dr. Ajay kumar.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Political Science
Page No:
1-8 |
पर्यावरण, विकास एवं अंतरराष्ट्रीय सिद्धांतों की वर्तमान स्थिति
Abstract
विकास और पर्यावरण, वर्तमान समय में दोनों की महत्व से हैं| जहां पर्यावरण हमारा आधारभूतता है, उसी प्रकार विकास हमारी आधुनिकता, प्रगति, सीमित संसाधनों का उपयुक्तता से प्रयोग का एक साधन है| गांधी कहते थे कि इन्हीं साधनों का सही तरीके से प्रयोग करना है, और यह उपयुक्तता से प्रयोग विकास एवं तकनीकी से ही ज्यादा सुलभ है| इस तकनीकी के साथ हमें विकास भी करना है और हमारे पर्यावरण को वर्तमान पीढ़ी के लिए ही नहीं भविष्य की पीढ़ी के लिए भी बनाए और बचाए रखना है| यह लेख इसी विकास और पर्यावरण के बीच संतुलन और असंतुलन के बीच के वाद पर चर्चा करता है| साथ ही ,क्योंकि पर्यावरण एक अंतर्राष्ट्रीय विषय है, सबको प्रभावित करता है, अतः इस समस्या का समाधान इस लेख में सिद्धांतो के माध्यम से देखा गया है जैसे यथार्थवादी सिद्धांत, नव यथार्थवादी सिद्धांत, उदारवादी सिद्धांत नव–उदारवादी सिद्धांत, मार्क्सवादी सिद्धांत पर्यावरण सिद्धांत|
यह सिद्धांत भले ही कितने भी पुराने हों परंतु आज भी अंतर्राष्ट्रीय समस्याओं का समाधान इन सिद्धांतों के माध्यम से निकालने का प्रयास किया जाता है यह लेख इन सिद्धांतो की चर्चा पर आधारित हैं|
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Author(s):
Prof. Ram Kishore Tripathi, Shreeparna Ghosh.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Geography
Page No:
9-16 |
Positioning Ayodhya as a Global Tourist Hub: Potentiality and Future Prospects
Abstract
Religious tourism is one of the most attractive tourisms among other. Recently India is facing
tremendous growth in religious tourism. Government of India takes several projects and policy
to promote the tourism sector. Ayodhya is one of the most important religious sites in India. It is
located in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Ayodhya is famous for known as birthplace of Lord Rama.
The inflow of tourists in Ayodhya have been Occurred in immemorial time. Ayodhya consists
several tourist spots such as temples, ghats etc. Ayodhya is also home to several festivals that
showcase the city’s vibrant cultural heritage. The construction of the Ram temple has sparked a
renewed interest in Ayodhya among Hindu pilgrims and tourists. The primary objective
of the research paper to examine the greater potentiality of religious tourism in Ayodhya.
Key Words: Religious Tourism, Tourism, Potentiality of Tourism, Cultural Heritage and Ayodhya
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Author(s):
SAURABH KUMAR TIWARI, SHELANDRA PATHAK.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Physics
Page No:
17-25 |
Parameters that depend on Glass Transition Temperature (Tg) in Indium doped Ge-Se Chalcogenide Glasses
Abstract
Glass transition temperature (Tg) dependent properties described the structural configuration of multicomponent chalcogenide glasses briefly. In the present work, Glass transition temperature dependent properties like the creation energy of micro-voids (Eh), the Urbach tail slope energy (Δ) and peak energy in the distribution of hoping barrier (Em) has been calculated for Ge10Se90-xInx, Ge15Se85-xInx and Ge20Se80-xInx chalcogenide glassy systems. From the calculated data we have seen that the values of Tg, Eh, Δ and Em vary with Indium content.
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Author(s):
Anal Chandra Sarma.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Other
Page No:
26-30 |
Couple of energy source in geocentric model of universe – a scientific idea of Vedic astronomers
Abstract
Vedic astronomers considered the earth at the centre of the universe and thus developed a model of geocentric universe. In order to have a geocentric universe they might have felt the need of a divine source of energy at a distance of 1800 from Sun. This divine source of energy is the chief Rigvedic deity Indra. According to Rigveda, the Sun and Indra are always at opposite positions to each other. The Aaditya who drink the soma juice on full moon day is none other than Indra. There are many verses in Rigveda which indicate that Indra always remains at opposite position to the Sun. The sun and Indra form a couple of energy source which rotate the universe around the earth in geocentric universe. This idea is similar to the couple of force required to rotate a body according to physics.
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Author(s):
Dr. Rishika Verma.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Philosophy
Page No:
31-39 |
सांख्यदर्शन के गुणों की वैज्ञानिक व्याख्या
Abstract
सांख्यशास्त्र के अनुसार शुक्लवर्णधर्मा प्रकाश सत्त्वगुण है, कृष्णवर्णधर्मा विदग्ध द्रव्य तमोगुण। विज्ञान का फोटोन और न्यूट्रोन पदार्थ उपर्युक्त सत्त्व और तम इन दोनों पदार्थों से अपना बहुत कुछ साम्य रखता है। तमोगुण की द्रव्यराशि का स्वरूप अचल और जड़ है।
रजोगुण के प्रवर्तक वेग से संयुक्त होने पर वह तन्मात्र रूप से सक्रिय हो उठती है। रजोगुण ऊर्जाधर्मी सक्रियता का प्रवत्क बलवेग है। प्रलयकाल में यह क्रमशः अपनी उत्तरोत्तर अवस्थाओं में निष्क्रियता की ओर बढ़ता हुआ-अन्त में बलमात्रक के रूप में अचल हो जाता है। वही सृष्टिकाल में ऊर्जा के रूप में सक्रिय होता हुआ सत्त्वगुण और तमोगुण को एकाकार कर देता है। इन गुणत्रय के सम्मिलित विक्षोभ से ही इस मनौभौतिक विश्व का विस्फोट होता है। इससे पूर्व की द्रव्यावस्था के दो स्तर और हैं- (1) महतत्त्व और (2) अहंकार। प्रकृति का ही महतत्त्व के रूप में प्रथम परिणाम है, इसका द्वितीय परिणाम अहंकार है, जो आगे चलकर इन्द्रिय, तन्मात्र और तज्जन्य पंचमहाभूतों के रूप में प्रकट होता है।
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Author(s):
Randeep Sharma, Dr. Kanwar Chanderdeep Singh.
Country:
India
Research Area:
History
Page No:
40-46 |
Oppression of Singha Wazirs Tyranny in Ladhi and Kangra Bhoja’s of Sirmour
Abstract
Abstract: Through this study, the researcher looks at Singha Wazir's personality and how he became a cruel and oppressive Wazir. Singha Wazir belonged to the erstwhile Sirmour princely state and was an inhabitant of the Taru-Bela hamlet. He came from an upper-middle-class household. Singha Wazir's aptitude and talent earned him the position of Wazir in Sirmour Riyasat. Singha Wazir had to suffer public animosity as a result of the damage he swiftly did to the honour of Wazir’s position. Singa Wazir used to harass the public, commit atrocities, and coerce the impoverished into paying taxes. The populace had poor regard for Singha Wazir's character. In folklore and other literature, Sirmour Singha Wazir has been recorded as a tyrannical oppressor. Women, children, and the elderly dreaded the Wazir whenever he visited a village community. He used to harass the village chiefs despite being given honour. The attractive women of the community always caught his attention, but due to his demeanour, the women in every village disapproved of his actions. The bad omen used to linger. The Singha Wazir behaved and acted in an independent manner because the monarch had a tenuous hold over him. When his atrocious rule overwhelmed the people of the state, a plan was devised to get rid of him. The people of Ladi and Kangra came to the forefront of the revolution against tyranny. Their plans worked, and Singha Wazir's atrocities were eradicated forever. This essay attempts to describe and explore the historical narratives associated with the tenure and tyranny of Singha Wazir, along with demystifying the myths and folk memories related to Singha Wazir.
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Author(s):
Dr. Siddhartha Kumar Gaurav, Popat Lal.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Geography
Page No:
47-52 |
SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN JALORE DISTRICT, RAJASTHAN
Abstract
Agriculture is very important economic activity of human in the world. Even today also, it is
the main source of livelihood for millions of people in India. In the last few decades, there have been
considerable changes in almost parameters of agriculture development in India due to educational
development, spreading among farmers, increasing in utilisation of land and production, application
of high-yield seeds, pesticides, chemical fertilizers and development of irrigation facilities. But, these
changes in agriculture are not uniform all over the country either spatially or temporally. About 75%
population of the Jalore district is directly and indirectly dependent on agricultural activities for
livelihood. But, agricultural development is not satisfactory and uniform in the district. Therefore, this
study is an attempt made to identify the spatial pattern of agricultural development in the nine Tehsils
of the district. The analysis has been made on the basis of Tehsil wise data (2015) collected from Zila
Sankhyiki Rooprekha. The standard score technique has been use to analyse the level of agricultural
development. The study shows regional disparity and the main region reason is capital is capital
investment. So government should not only focus on agricultural development but also focus
on equivalent development of all blocks of the district. Therefore the blocks with low levels of
agricultural development should be given top priority so that they may come to the level of
developed area and the concept of planning with sustainable development may be fulfilled.
Key Words: Agriculture, Chemical Fertilizers, High-Yielding Seeds, Irrigation Facility
Livelihood, Pesticides.
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Author(s):
Uddesh Shukla, Dr. P S Harish.
Country:
India
Research Area:
History
Page No:
53-57 |
From Diagnosis to Discrimination: Gender and Caste in Colonial Indian Medicine
Abstract
This paper investigates the intersection of gender and caste within colonial Indian Ayurvedic medicine from 1890 to 1950, focusing on how Ayurvedic discourse both reflected and perpetuated contemporary social prejudices. Through an analysis of key Ayurvedic texts, including ‘Dadru Chikitsa’ and ‘Plague Darpan’, the study highlights how these works embedded castist and classist biases by attributing disease transmission—particularly Dermatophytosis and plague—to the perceived unclean habits of lower castes and classes. The paper further examines the adoption of colonial racial theories by the Indian middle class, revealing how these theories influenced Ayurvedic medicine to reinforce caste distinctions and hierarchical norms. Additionally, texts on childcare, such as ‘Su-Santatishastra’, are explored for their advocacy of caste-specific birth practices and the idealization of certain castes. This study underscores how Ayurvedic medicine, shaped by both indigenous traditions and colonial influences, played a significant role in reinforcing prevailing caste and gender inequalities.
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Author(s):
Dr. Krittibas Datta.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Political Science
Page No:
58-67 |
Balancing Bureaucracy and Democracy: The Indian Experience
Abstract
India, the world’s largest democracy, faces the unique challenge of balancing a vast and powerful bureaucracy with the principles of democratic governance. This article examines the evolution of the Indian bureaucracy from its colonial roots in the Indian Civil Service (ICS) to its current form in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). The study highlights the interdependence between bureaucracy and democracy, focusing on the strengths and challenges that arise in this relationship. Bureaucracy ensures stability and continuity in governance, yet faces issues of political interference, inefficiency, and lack of accountability. The article also explores reforms such as the Right to Information (RTI) Act, decentralization efforts, and initiatives like Digital India that aim to improve transparency and public engagement. Through case studies like MGNREGA and Kerala’s decentralized planning model, it illustrates successful attempts to align bureaucratic efficiency with democratic values. The conclusion emphasizes the need for ongoing reforms to ensure a responsive, efficient, and accountable bureaucracy in India’s evolving democratic framework.
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Author(s):
डॉ. यतीन्द्र सिंह कुशवाहा, उदय कुमार.
Country:
India
Research Area:
Hindi
Page No:
68-74 |
सेना पर बनने वाली हिन्दी फिल्मों में बदलते कथानकों की सत्यता पर एक नजर
Abstract
भारत मे हिन्दी सिनेमा की शुरुआत 1890 के दहसक मे पहली बार हुआ लेकिन 1896 से लेकर आज तक की सेना पर बनी फिल्मों पर एक नजर दें तो पाएंगे की सेना परआधारित फिल्म बनाने वाले निर्देशक या यूं कहे की बदलते परिस्थितियों को ध्यान मे रखर फिल्मों के कथानक मे लगातार बदलाव करके फिल्मे बनाई जाने लगी है |
जब हम सेना पर बननेवाली फिल्मों की बात करते हैं तो ज़्यादातर फिल्मों के कथानक को दुश्मन देशों के साथ हुए युद्धों के इर्द्ध गिर्द्ध घूमते हैं तो कुछ फिल्म देश के अंदर भारतीय सेना द्वारा उग्रवादियों व नक्सली के खिलाफ लड़ा जाने वाला फिल्म मिलता है लेकिन इन पर आधारित बहुत सीमित फिल्में बनी है |
