Volume 5 | Issue 3

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Han Kang is one of the most promising contemporary writer of South Korea. Her novel ‘The Vegetarian’ (Cheshik-juuija in Korean) was awarded with the Man Booker International Prize for fiction in the year 2016. The story takes the readers into journey of exploring different facets of human relations not only with others in a society but also with one’s own body and mind. An individual behaves in a certain way, in accordance to its association with external stimuli. The novella is written in three parts, the novella unravels human psyche that consciously /unconsciously engages in building up a wall to combat with traumas that one’s body undergoes in relation with other humans and civilization which encompasses various needs, expectations, instincts, social system, power structures and its functionalities, hierarchal structures which initiates the victor/victim roles and so on. The novella critically engages the readers to think and question about one’s body and its experiences, mind and its psychological response or receptions towards certain experiences and mechanism that it employs to combat or deal with trauma. This study would focus on the first part of the novella, titled- ‘The Vegetarian’. The paper would precisely focus on the various underlying shades of trauma that a women’s body and mind undergoes while trying to live up to the expectations of the contemporary society .

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Women’s body, external stimuli ,trauma, instincts, social system, power structures gender hierarchy, psychological response

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SSI, Economic development, Industries, Technology, Industrialization, Productivity, employment.

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Recommending Web Pages Based on Users Interest

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WUM

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saampradaayikata ka dard bayaan karata tamas

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saampradaayikata ka dard bayaan karata tamas

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Gender Discrimination, Health issues, equality, Problems and Challenges,

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Indian policewomen, occupational stress and discomfort, womanhood issues,

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The French were the first to use the word Demonetize, in the years between 1850 -1855. Since then many countries have used the word. India has demonetized before: First time on 12 Jan 1946 (Saturday), second time on 16 Jan 1978 (Monday), though it did not have a great impact of economy in 1946.Third time on 8th November 2016 (Tuesday) this one with around 86? currency in the economy becomes demonetized currency. It could impact generally on public in general and in particular on micro and small business people in India. As we know agriculture is the backbone of the Indian economy in the same manner Micro and Small business sectors are the backbone of the big industries in India this fact cannot be discarded by us, and thus Demonetization is a radical in this regard the present study is one of ant work to study the impact of demonetization in India with primary data study.

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Demonitisation, MSME, Indian economy

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bhaarateey itihaas mein bangaal vibhaajan ek traasadee

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bhaarateey itihaas mein bangaal vibhaajan ek traasadee

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Aggregate is one of the main ingredients in producing concrete. It covers 75% of the total for any concrete mix. However, the construction industry is increasingly making higher demands of this material and is feared to accommodate the many requests at one time. Hence need for an alternative coarse aggregate arises. The aim for this project was to determine the strength and durability characteristics of high strength structural concrete by using recycled coarse aggregates, which will give a better understanding on the properties of concrete with recycled aggregates. The experimental investigation were carried out using detailed strength and durability related tests such as compressive strength test of cubes, split tensile strength test of cylinders, acid resistance test and test for saturated water absorption. The tests were conducted by replacing the coarse aggregates in high strength concrete mixes by 0, 25, 50 and 75% of recycled coarse aggregates. From the experimental investigation it was found that recycled coarse aggregates can be used for making high strength concretes by adjusting the w/c ratio and admixture contents of the mix.

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STUDY THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HPC CONTAINING RECYCLED AGGREGATE

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Alternate Dispute Redressal mechanisms like Arbitration, Conciliation, negotiation and mediation are growing swiftly as the preferred choice of methods instead of conventional court-room hassles. Arbitration and Conciliation have even received international recognition under The UNCITRAL Model Law and Rules on Arbitration and Conciliation, 1985.The same has been adopted to a large extent in India through the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The law of Arbitration and Conciliation is nascent and developing. Precedents are playing a crucial part in this respect. International rules many-a-times differ from the domestic rules on Arbitration and Conciliation. The following paper seeks to outline the major & minute differences between Arbitration and Conciliation by in-depth study of the concerned Statutes, landmark international judgments as well as leading domestic judgments of the Supreme Court of India.

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Arbitration, Arbitrator, Arbitration Clause, Third party, Conciliation, Conciliator, Alternate Dispute Redressal, Formal Adjudication, UNCITRAL, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, Supreme Court, Legal Dispute, Legal Relationship, Settlement, Arbitral Award, Judgment, Neutrality.

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vartamaanakaalee adhyaapak shiksha ke shashakt pahalu va usake samaksh chunotiya

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vartamaanakaalee adhyaapak shiksha ke shashakt pahalu va usake samaksh chunotiya

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