Volume 7 | Issue 1 |

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Increasing population, basic human needs and consumeristic life style and large scale industrialization are regarded as the major culprits contributing to the gradual environmental degradation of our space ship called Earth. The rate at which factories, big industrial units, thermal plants and increasing vehicular traffics are coming up, indicates economic development on one hand and environmental damage on the other. The modern technologies, their exceedingly high rate of rapacious exploitation of natural resources and uncontrolled development by developed countries are responsible for alarming situation of environmental crisis and ecological disturbances all over the world. Now threat to humanity comes from the destruction of earth's environment. Hence there is an urgent need of a movement of planetary dimensions to stop or arrest the holocaust. To protect environment and to have sustainable development the management staff at all levels and in all departments of an industry need to be sensitive to environmental management principles and the related practices. Conservation principle is one such practice to combat environmental damage. Conservation and management of natural resources is the need of the hour. The present paper deals with the conservation of natural resources like water, wild life, forest, soil, biodiversity, energy and management principles like energy audit, environmental audit, environmental impact assessment (ELA) and environmental management system(EMS).

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Industrialization, pollution, environmental degradation, Energy conversation and management.

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Abstract: Kannada literature, one of the oldest and richest literary traditions in India, has evolved over several centuries, reflecting the socio-political, cultural and ideological changes in the state of Karnataka. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the ideological trajectory of Kannada literature, with particular attention to how the literature has shaped and been shaped by the political, social and cultural contexts in which it grew. It explores how literary ideologies in Kannada literature have contributed to the formation of regional identity, social reform movements and resistance to political and cultural hegemony. The research examines the challenges facing Kannada literature today, such as marginalization, globalization and language politics, and suggests ways to revitalize this literary heritage for the future

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Kannada literature, ideology, cultural identity, language, nationalism, social justice, literary movements, social reform, globalization, regionalism.

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Alur Venkata Rao played a seminal role in shaping the ideological and cultural foundation of the Karnataka Unification Movement, which aimed to bring together the fragmented Kannada- speaking regions under one administrative state. This paper explores his contributions as a historian, writer, journalist, and cultural leader who championed the cause of Kannada linguistic unity during British colonial rule and early post-independence India. Through an analysis of his literary works, journalistic efforts, and organizational activities, the study highlights how Rao fostered Kannada identity, countered linguistic marginalization, and inspired political mobilization. The paper also examines the challenges faced by the movement, including administrative fragmentation, regional rivalries, and colonial resistance. It concludes by emphasizing Rao's enduring legacy in Karnataka's political and cultural landscape and suggests ways to revive and sustain his vision in contemporary times.

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: Alur Venkata Rao ,Karnataka Unification Movement, Kannada Language ,Linguistic Nationalism ,Karnataka State Formation ,Kannada Cultural Identity ,Karnataka Rajyotsava ,British India , Kannada Sahitya Parishat ,Regional Integration

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With the beginning of 21st century trends of mankind found in accessing to the digital and information technology leaving the traditional age. In the same time the demand of online learning in human society is gradually growing high and high, Higher Education in India now-a-days is attributing by theeffective use of ICT. Here the chance is expected to have a profound effect on the way of life, money making and development of education. It would there be needed to evaluate the negative of development of ICTalong with also the development of Internet and Computer devices. Online education may provide through the means of open school and University, distance course, correspondence courses, e books, etc. It is a way of studying that allows people to learn when and where need during whole life.

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Information, Communication, Technology digital, Computer, online, Higher education

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Effectiveness, knowledge, exclusive breast feeding, primigravida mothers, structured teaching programme,

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This research explores the socio-economic aspects of the small tea growers in Titabar Subdivision of Jorhat District, Assam. Through the study attempt will be made to understand the local farming, the socioeconomic conditions of the small tea growers and the problems they face in the trading of tea leaves. The economic condition of the people of the study area was insolvent before the advent of small tea plantation. But gradually the socio-economic condition of the people is growing because of the growing ratio of small scale tea plantation. The first-hand data is collected through semi-structured interviews and close observation. For the secondary data previous study in that direction has been consulted. The findings show that the small scale tea plantation plays a significant role in shaping the socio-economic condition of the people of the locality. Though they have to face lots of hurdles in different aspects but it has some significant positive aspects also. Attempt has been made to discuss all the aspects in a descriptive manner.

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Socio-economic condition, Small Tea Growers, Agrarian Change, Titabar

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Language is constantly evolving--over time, between speakers, and across regions. This continual transformation is a hallmark of any living language. Indeed, no language changes in just one way for just one reason; instead, it experiences linguistic change (also known as language evolution), emerging in multiple forms and from various causes.

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"Linguistic Change"

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Among the many tribal communities of Tulu Nadu, the Mansa community holds significant importance. Now identifying themselves as Adi Dravida, this community has a range of distinct cultural features, especially in relation to the unique role of women. Within their culture, various beliefs, rituals, and customs relate specifically to women. This article aims to gather and analyze such information to understand the position of women, the challenges they face, and their cultural significance in the Mansa community.

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The Role of Women in the Culture of the Mansa Community

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The years between 1517 to 1800 was the darkest period in the history of Arabic literature. When the Arab lands were under the subjugation of the Turks. The modern period of Arabic literature started with the invansion of Egypt by the Frence under Nepolion in 1798 and with the occupation of that country by the British in 1882. During this period, for the first time Egypt came in contact with the European culture, its scientific progress and literatures. This contact contributed to the Arab renaissance and thenceforth with other branches of knowledge, the modern Arabic literature also began to develop towards its perfection. During the 19th century historical events, social, political and cultural developments influenced the modern Arabic poetry in two ways: 1. Neo-classicism 2. Pre-romanticism.

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European Culture, Renaissance, Modern Arabic Literature, Nationalism, Neo-classicism, Pre-romanticism.

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Abstract: This paper explores the evolving relationship between ecologism and global politics, emphasizing the growing significance of ecological thought in shaping international relations and policy-making. Ecologism, a radical ideology distinct from conventional environmentalism, challenges the dominant anthropocentric and growth-driven paradigms by advocating for a holistic, eco-centric worldview. As global environmental crises--such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion--intensify, the limitations of traditional political frameworks have become increasingly apparent. This study examines how ecologism influences global political discourse through environmental governance, multilateral agreements, and transnational movements. It also investigates the North-South divide in environmental negotiations, the securitization of ecological issues, and the tension between ecological sustainability and economic globalization. The paper argues that while ecologism remains a marginal force in mainstream global politics, its normative power and ideological critique present a necessary challenge to existing systems, pushing for transformative change towards ecological justice and sustainable global governance.

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Globalization, Pollution, Environment, Degradation, Sustainable, Ecological

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