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Performance, Growth, Area, Yield, and Production.

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Despite high overall economic growth rates in many Asian countries in the past two decades, many policy makers in Asia and in international organizations have become increasingly concerned that this growth has been too uneven and often accompanied by rising income inequality. In addition, it appeared that disadvantaged groups, people in remote rural locations have not benefited proportionately from this rapid economic growth. Agriculture continues to play a predominant role in influencing the overall performance of the Indian economic. Agriculture is the main occupation for majority of Indian population. Indian agriculture has been passing through a phase of serious crisis. The crisis in agriculture has many manifestations, of which suicides of farmers one. An important cause of this crisis is the lack of alternative opportunities in the rural areas. According to an NSS survey on Some Characteristics of Agricultural Households in India 50 percent of the members of the agricultural households were estimated to be either unemployed or out of labour force during the survey period. How can the problem of this agrarian economy be solved? How can the rural population be brought into the mainstream of the process of economic growth by providing an alternative source of employment for them? These are some of the questions that need probing. The answer lies in providing alternative employment opportunities to this section of the society. The rural non-farm sector plays a vital role in promoting growth and welfare by slowing rural-urban migration, providing alternative employment for those left out of agriculture, and improving household security through diversification. The non-farm economy has been gaining a wider acceptance in issues of rural development due to its positive implication in poverty reduction. According to a World Bank report non-agricultural activities account for 30 percent to 50 percent of income in rural areas. In view of this it is important to understand role of the non-farm sector particularly in the rural areas in solving many of the problems of rural economy such as poverty, unemployment and rise in income. What is the role of the rural non-farm sector in generating employment for the rural unemployed? Or alternatively, to what extent can the growth of rural non-farm sector help in promoting entrepreneurship in rural areas? Can the growth of this sector bring rural vulnerable section of the society in the mainstream of the process of economic growth? The present study is aimed at answering these questions.

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agrarian crisis, rural non farm sector, agriculture

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An investigation was made to study the effect of time management competency and gender on test anxiety of students. The sample of the present study consisted of 100 cases. Participants (50 Males and 50 Females) were randomly selected and their age range was between 18-25 years who were pursuing graduation. Time Management Competency Scale by Sansanwal and Parashar (2007) and Test Anxiety Scale by Sharma (1980) were used. Two Way Analysis of Variance was employed to see the effect of time management competency on test anxiety of students. The result indicates that there is a significant effect of time management competency on test anxiety (F = 13.56, p < .01). There is a significant effect of gender on test anxiety (F = 10.31, p < .01). It is observed with the present finding that the students of high time management competency are low in test anxiety compared to students with low time management competency.

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Time Management Competency, Gender and Test Anxiety

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In current scenario Pharmaceutical industries have different modified method for drying and other process. Lyophilization is one of the most promising methods for Drying. Lyophilization or freeze drying is a process in which water is frozen, followed by its removal from the sample, initially by sublimation (primary drying) and then by desorption (secondary drying). In this review we focused on basic principles of lyophilisation, process in detail along with advantages and disadvantages.

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Lyophilization, Freeze Drying, Sublimation, Desorption

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This study deals with the investigation of the Social perspective of Women towards epidemic. The study investigates the level of awareness, preventive understanding, and fear/ myths of participants towards an epidemic like COVID-19 infection. For this purpose, a descriptive survey model of the Social perspective Scale was developed by the investigator. The total sample of this study is 100, Collected data from women in Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh). This study is limited to the Srikakulam district only. The data were evaluated by Statistical software using to calculate the t-test, F-test, Standard Deviation, and Mean tests. The final result revealed that the awareness, understanding of prevention and fear/myths of the epidemic are moderate in women. Only a few members show a high-level Social perspective for the epidemic, and some members indicate a low level of Social perspective for the epidemic. Locality and Age play a significant role in the social perspective for the epidemic. Other variables like the occupation didn't play any significant role in the Social perspective of the epidemic. According to this study, the investigator concluded tribal and rural area women differ in their Social perspective for the epidemic. Age also a significant factor in women's. 16 to 25 years, 26 to 35 years, and 36 to 45 years persons differ in their Social perspective of Women towards preventive measures of the epidemic.

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Social perspective, Covid-19, epidemic, awareness, understanding.

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Consciousness, Freedom, Anguish, Bad faith, Responsibility.

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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE ,ARTICLE 44,CONSTITUTION,SECTION 44.

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Neutraceuticals, Types of Neutraceuticals, Uses of Neutraceuticals

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This research shows how colour and motion may be utilised to speed up the surveillance of things. Video tracing is a technique for detecting a huge vehicle over a long distance using a camera. The main goal of video tracking is to link objects in subsequent video frames. When objects move faster than the frames per second, maintaining connection might be difficult. Using Hue saturation space values and OpenCV in separate video frames, this article shows how to follow moving objects in real-time. We begin by finding the HSV value of the object to be tested, and then we understand the steps along. The tracking of the items was shown to be 90 percent accurate.

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HSV, OpenCV, Object tracking, Video frames, GUI

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