Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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A special type of Red sandy dunal soil [Theri-soil] of Tamil Nadu is called Theri-soils. Theri-soilsare located inTuticorin, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts of Tamil Nadu. The Merits ofTheri lands are deep sand zone, good permeability and quality ground water. The Demerits of Their lands are un suitable for agriculture, the surface of the soil is not plane, higher level of soil erosion, sand dunes, from the top to the bottom only sand , low nutrients and minerals and low water holding capacity.Tank silt and Neem Compost are the materials used for the amendment of theTherisoils selected for the study to improve the fertility constraints of the soil.Measurements were made on the physico chemical and physical properties such as pH, EC, Particle density , Bulk density, Porosity, Water holding capacity, Organic carbon content , and Hydraulic conductivity .To convert this soil into a cultivable land, attempts were made to improve the soil moisture characteristics of the soil using soil amendment.The observations were taken for both the Tank silt added Theri soil and the Neem compost added Theri soil. Comparing the above eight properties of the amended Theri soil, the best amendment among the two was found out.

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Therisoil, Tank silt, Neem Compost, Amendments, Water holding capacity

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North-East India, Traditional Water Harvesting System, Sustainability

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Altruism Secondary school TeachersGender

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Individuality, struggle. Development, the Lowland

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In this paper, authors introduce a new subclass $shl$ of $S_H$ by using fractional calculus. We give univalence criteria and sufficient coefficient condition for normalized harmonic functions belonging to the class $shl$ where $0lealpha<1,~0lelambda<1$ and $0le tle1$. These coefficient condition are also shown to be necessary for subclass $Tshl$ of $shl$ in which $h$ has negative and $g$ has positive coefficients. This leads to extreme points, distortion bounds and radius of convexity. We also discuss a class preserving integral operator and show that the class studied in this paper is closed under convolution and convex combinations.

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Harmonic, univalent, starlike, Owa-Srivastava fractional calculus operator.

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There has been a big change in the moods of buyers towards a green lifestyle. The expansion of awareness about different ecological problems has driven a movement in the way buyers approach their lives. People are currently trying to lessen their effect on the earth. However, this is not ample, it is still advancing. Partnerships and companies, however, have witnessed this adjustment in the moods of buyers and are trying to take advantage of the focused market by misappropriating the potential in the green market sector. With the arrival of technological advances and competition, the show proved to be a test. In the current commercial situation, advertisers are in a rush to find better techniques to attract buyers who can separate their systems from those of competitors and attract buyers, which has motivated the understanding of the natural use behavior that could form the organizations to establish market awareness and the upper hand. This research presents the idea of ecological advertising and investigates the different ways in which the buyer's distinctive credits are identified with the idea of showing the green. Similarly, investigate the buyer's familiarity with ecological items and their goal of minimizing these items for ecological reasons

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Keywords: Green Marketing, Marketing strategies, advertising, CSR, green products, consumer attitude

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Computer animation possesses a positive effect and impact for memorizing knowledge by students. Use of animation in teaching especially for technical and practical subjects, it is conducive to the development of mind. Animation makes it possible familiarizing students with the schemes of solving technical problems as well as shown the technique of operation of machinery and equipment. In the technique, animations are used, inter alia, in the procedures of designing, engineering calculations, visualization and monitoring technological processes and also visualization of assembly processes. This article discusses the role of computer animation in the teaching process in school education and of course the examples of applications using computer animation and more than that supporting the teaching process of technical subjects.

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Animation, Teaching Materials, Innovation, Education, Classroom etc.

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Orissa is one of the fastest growing state economies in India with a growth rate of 8.48% in 2014-2015. GSDP of Orissa for the years 1980 to 2009 at 2004 2005 constant prices is aimed to be forecasted for 2009 in this paper. To model the GSDP series and to forecast it , we are using Box Jenking Methodology. The paper discusses step wise Box Jenking Methodology, including Identification, Estimation of the model, Diagnostic Checking, and Forecasting. Using Eviews software, we find our model forecasts very close to the actual model. Hence, we conclude that our model fits the data very well and can be used for further forecasting.

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Forecasting, GSDP, Box Jenking Methodology

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India embarked on the path of liberalization in mid 1980s, and balance of payments crisis of 1991 forced India to liberalise Indian economy and allow Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). While India is attracting FDI increasingly over the years, the flows of FDI have been concentrated to only few states of India. Around 70% of FDI inflows go to five major states of Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka that is, western south India. This concentration of financial flows has grave implications for balanced regional growth and development of India. Given this, this paper throws light on the FDI inflows spatial and sectoral patterns and concentration. First it looks into the existing literature on the location choice of the FDI flows. Then it goes onto studying the spatial trends in FDI flows, that it, what all states are attracting maximum FDI flows over the years. After that , it sees the sectors which have attracted the FDI the most. And finally the paper includes a regression analysis on the factors that are affecting FDI flows concentration in the areas.

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FDI, Sectoral Distribution, Spatial Distribution.

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