Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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The attendance of children in the school is an important factor for determining school outcome on the one hand and on the other hand the status of attendance depends upon their nutritional status. Malnutrition continues to be the principal cause of ill-health and pre-mature mortality and morbidity among children. The main purpose of this paper was to assess the impact of nutritional status on school attendance among 6-14 years old school going children of district Doda of Jammu and Kashmir, India. Nutritional status of 360 school going children was assessed in terms of anthropometric measurements. Height for age (HAZ), body mass index for age (BMIAZ) and weight for age (WAZ) of the sample subjects were calculated and compared with WHO-2007 reference standard. Data was analyzed using statistical software epi info 7 and ANTHRO Plus. Results indicated that out of the total children screened (N=360) 21.11 percent were stunted, 9.44 percent wasted and 11.39 percent underweight. Results further revealed that the school attendance is influenced by the nutritional status of the children i.e there is a positive relationship between the nutritional status and the level of school attendance. There is a great need to focus the attention of the policy-makers for intervening in such areas, as nutritional status of children is the main indicator of school outcome and a pre-condition for the society to progress.

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nutritional status, stunting, wasting, underweight, school attendance,

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Grass extract, Cyperus brevifolia, silver nanoparticles and antibacterial activity

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The paper aims to provide an understanding of the concept of sustainability and an understanding of the main dimensions and implications of sustainability and how to achieve sustainability through green management practices. The paper is based on secondary data. The paper can be used as a base for further research.

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Green Management, Sustainability, Globalization

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Youth, Internet Usage, Youth Development, Confidence, Competence, Character, Caring, Connection,Jammu.

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The Right to Information Act is a vital tool for good governance. The Right to information Act is an important weapon to fight against corruption. Rule of law, equal participation, transparency, accountability and responsibility of public authorities are basic elements of good governance. The concept of good governance emerged mainly because practices of bad governance, characterized by corruption, unaccountable governments and lack of human rights. In our Indian Constitution we have a democratic form of government (Here the Government is of the people, by the people and for the people). No democratic government can survive without accountability and the basic postulate of accountability is that the people should have information about the functioning of the government. A good law is only the first step in ensuring transparency; citizens need to be informed and vigilant. Government needs to reengineer its processes to convert documents and data into intelligible and meaningful information. And then civil society and media should learn to use information as a powerful tool to enforce accountability and fight misgovernance. The good governance is nothing but a characteristic of the government system. The aim and object of the RTI Act is to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information under the control of public authorities. In recent years, there has been an almost unstoppable global trend towards recognition of the right to information by countries, intergovernmental organizations, civil societies and the people. The right to information has been recognized as a fundamental human right, which upholds the inherent dignity of all humans beings.

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Right to Information, Democracy, Transparency and Good Governance.

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Right to Information, Fundamental Rights, Democracy, Government and Accountability.

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In recent year, the demand for multiple frequency band antennas has increased vastly for a number of RF and microwave applications. For Public and Commercial use, FCC has assigned a specific bandwidth range of 3.1-10.6 GHz. Today our main concern shifted towards the development of multiple frequency band antenna system having numerous features like compact size, easy to fabricate, low power consumption, and which can operate at high data rates. For this purpose, there are various type of antennas for example CPW fed Triple Band Antenna, CPW-fed Fork-Shaped Antenna, LTCC Triple Band Antenna having Meander Line Structure and many more. In the given paper, a planar triple symmetric arm dipole antenna is specifically studied which can exclusively operate at 900/1800/2450 MHz successfully. Such antennas can be used in wide range of applications which include Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, medical devices, multimedia and PCS.

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Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Triple Symmetric Arms Dipole Antenna (TSAD), Coplanar Waveguide (CPW), Long Term Evolution (LTE), Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WIMAX), Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Low Temperature Cofired Ceramic technology(LTCC)

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This book deals with the various aspects relating to scope and limitations of homoeopathy.

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Homoeopathy- A method of treatment of diseases with administration of medicines which would have produced symptoms in healthy persons during drug proving similar to those present in the patient under treatment.

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Prawns are an excellent source of high quality protein, and also rich in minerals. The present investigation was therefore carried out to study the proximate and mineral composition of the shell of Macrobrachium dayanum, a local fresh water prawn. The annual average protein content was recorded to be. Likewise the lipid and moisture content were observed to be and respectively. Totally 5 minerals were reported in the present studies. In the present investigation, Calcium content dominated the pool followed by potassium and the least recorded was iron content.

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Proximate, Macrobrachium, Protein, Mineral

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Reading, English, Language learners, teaching

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