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Materials & Method: To achieve the purpose of the study 40 students i.e. 20 male and 20 female students of B. P. Ed (Physical Education) for the session 2017-18 were selected randomly from S. D. (P.G) College, Muzaffarnagar (U.P.). The selected subjects were in the age group of 19 to 25. The variable for study was mental health and it was measured by Mithila Mental Health Status Inventory. To compare the mental health status between male and female (B. P. Ed.) students of S. D. (P.G) Colleges, Muzaffarnagar 't' test was used. The level of significance was set at 0.05 level.

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Muzaffarnagar 't' test was used. The level of significance was set at 0.05 level.

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they have been participating in Inter-College tournaments for at least past three consecutive years and the age of the individuals range from 18 years to 23 years were taken. The lower body anthropometrics taken for the study were Upper Leg length, Hip circumference, Thigh Circumference and Calf Circumference and the tests conducted for testing the raiding skills of the players were On-the-spot Bonus Test, Side Target Kick Test & Leg Thrust Reach Ability Test. Results obtained during the study showed that On-the-spot bonus ability and Leg Thrust ability of male Kabaddi players are directly proportional to their Hip circumference and Side

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y and Leg Thrust ability of ma

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weapons-field related skills and Englis

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m and personal problem. The quality of Engl

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Demonetization is an act to declare the old currency notes and coins as non-legal tendered for transactions in an economy and replaces the old currency notes with new currency notes. November 8, 2016 became a historic date in Indian economy. On that day, the Centre Government took a step to demonetize the Indian currency notes of Rs. 1000 and Rs. 500. This step is also called a heroic step to fight against black money, illegal transactions, terror funding and activities. The present paper aims to discuss about the objectives of demonetarization in Indian economy. The present study is descriptive in nature which is based on secondary data collected from different sources i.e. govt. reports, central statistical organization and Reserve Bank of India reports etc. The present study is carried out to find out the answers of certain questions like whether the step of demonetization is really a heroic step to clean the Indian economy from black money and illegal activities and what are the initial effects on GDP and Government Tax revenue of economy?

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Demonetization, Economic Growth, Black Money, GVA

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Acquisition of Vocabulary in foreign language learning

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Acquisition of Vocabulary in foreign language learning

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Anisotropic shell consists of composite materials such as Boron-Epoxy, Glass Epoxy, re-inforced plastics and whiskers. They are used in many advanced structural applications and quite often in cylindrical shells.

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BUCKLING OF RE-INFORCED ANISOTROPIC CYLINDRICAL SHELLS WITH RINGS AND STRINGERS SUBJECT TO SHEAR LOAD IN THE CASE OF TORSION OF A LONG TUBE.

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India's vast fabric of historical, social, and cultural experiences is reflected in literature's complex and dynamic concept of Indianness. The short stories of three well-known Indian writers--R.K. Narayan, Mulk Raj Anand, and Rabindranath Tagore--are examined in this study to see how they deal with and portray the concept of Indianness. These writers highlight many facets of Indian identity through their unique narrative styles and thematic concerns, such as the intricacies of social reform, caste relations, tradition, gender roles, family structures, and the interaction between personal goals and societal values. While Tagore's poetry prose reveals a profound engagement with Indian spirituality and humanism, his writings eloquently convey the tension between modernity and tradition, frequently including protagonists struggling with societal expectations and personal independence. Anand presents a harsh but sympathetic depiction of social reform by taking a realism stance in his analysis of systemic inequities, emphasizing the suffering of under privileged groups and the wide spread injustices of the caste system. With his trade mark subtle humor and keen observational abilities, Narayan creates tales that vividly capture the pulse and tenacity of small-town India, emphasizing its distinct fusion of tradition, simplicity, and subdued resistance to change. India's vast fabric of historical, social, and cultural experiences is reflected in literature's complex and dynamic concept of Indianness. The short stories of three well-known Indian writers--R.K. Narayan, Mulk Raj Anand, and Rabindranath Tagore--are examined in this study to see how they deal with and portray the concept of Indianness. These writers highlight many facets of Indian identity through their unique narrative styles and thematic concerns, such as the intricacies of social reform, caste relations, tradition, gender roles, family structures, and the interaction between personal goals and societal values. While Tagore's poetry prose reveals a profound engagement with Indian spirituality and humanism, his writings eloquently convey the tension between modernity and tradition, frequently including protagonists struggling with societal expectations and personal independence. Anand presents a harsh but sympathetic depiction of social reform by taking a realism stance in his analysis of systemic inequities, emphasizing the suffering of under privileged groups and the wide spread injustices of the caste system. With his trade mark subtle humor and keen observational abilities, Narayan creates tales that vividly capture the pulse and tenacity of small-town India, emphasizing its distinct fusion of tradition, simplicity, and subdued resistance to change.

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Indianness, Indian Literature, Short Stories, Cultural Themes, Social Issues, Caste System, Tradition, Gender, Familial Structures, Social Reform.

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