Volume 11 | Issue 7 |

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Tagore's dreamland "Santiniketan" is an originative space where knowledges are views in a mosaic frame. The main motto behind the Visva-Bharati is its notion of being a pilgrimage for culture and education. Visva-Bharati is not just a university or an educational institution, where pupils are come only to take their degrees. It is the perfect place to find the self, because of the quiet and absolute peace, where world cultures are assembled together. It has an environment of freedom and joy, peace and love, sympathy and nobleness of spirit. In this study, the researcher discussed the objectives, peace of the dreamland of Tagore's Santiniketan, also explored the several Bhavana/institutions and various cultural festivals of Visva-Bharati which make it unique, national importance and cultural heritage. To completion this study, researcher has adopted qualitative study based on qualitative data from various sources. Finally, researcher revealed that, the Visva-Bharati has its own cultures, it reflects the Tagore's philosophy of holistic human and social development. It is a sacred place of learning in a peaceful environment in the lap of nature. Several Bhavanas are playing very crucial roles and the various cultural festivals makes Visva-Bharati inimitable and incomparable with any other institutions.

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Peace, Education, Cultural Heritage, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan

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ABSTRACT : India has become the prime destination for logistics service providers all over the world. The logistics industry in India is growing rapidly, with the country's economy expanding at a rapid pace. The sector is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.5% between FY2019 and FY2024, according to various market research. The sector employs around 22 million people and is expected to create another 1.2 million jobs by 2025.The government's focus on infrastructure development, FDI reform, and the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) are some of the key drivers of growth in the sector. The government's initiatives such as Make in India and Digital India are also expected to boost the growth of the logistics industry in the country. India is also experiencing a big retail boom as the buying capacity of the middle and upper middle segment of the population has scaled new heights. Many large multinationals from the retail industry are planning to set up operation in India and large local retailers are also planning to expand their operations. But with the infrastructure largely under-developed and incapable of catering to a growing economy, logistics management in India becomes too complex. The poor condition of infrastructure directly translates to higher turnover, pushing up the operating costs and reducing efficiency. There are other problems such as complex regulatory compliance and limited adoption and utilization of technology, which has resulted in increased paperwork and inability to communicate effectively with customers. In spite of dismal infrastructural scenario, the hopes of the logistics sector are kept up by the various upcoming infrastructural projects like logistics parks and hubs and other initiatives by public and private sector. The future of the logistics sector depends not only on the continued development of infrastructure but also on the capability of the service providers in adapting themselves and making optimal utilization of technology. The present paper focus on the latest trends in the Indian logistics industry and the initiatives undertaken by the Government for infrastructure development and the measures adopted by the private organizations too.

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Keywords: GDP,CAGR, Logistics, Infrastructure, GST

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Visakhapatnam district is rich in forest wealth and having valuable natural resources and play a major role with their flora and fauna in the life of human beings. Forest resources constitute one of the most prominent geo-ecological features in the world. Presently the forests provide the raw materials over the 5,000 products worth about 23 million dollars and also support industry which employs 1.3 million people but the most unfortunate setback came in the form of commercial exploitation which resulted in mass destruction of forest cover year after year. The Forests have important protective as well as productive function not only supply of timber, fuel and a variety of other products but also have a moderating influence against floods and erosion and help in maintain soil fertility. The Destruction of forests are damages in all-natural resources. The forest resources sustainability and its maintenance are very important in all development countries in the world. The Forest are non-renewable resources so have to maintain the proper way for sustainability for long period, most of the land in Visakhapatnam region was covered with hills and its cover forest environment. This is indicating the rainfall and humidity with temperature levels are unique in this environment. The types of forests are classified into semi evergreen, moist deciduous, dry deciduous, dry evergreen, thorn forest and Savannah types and different kinds of species living in these forest environments. The most unique area in this district is Paderu region, here the tropical forest covered 85% of the total forest area in this region, and the next higher percentage of forest is tropical dry deciduous type occupied 40% in the area. Forest degradation methods, forest distribution, deforestation and conservation of forests are studied in this paper.

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natural resources, forest, degradation, deforestation, conservation, distribution, forest environment.

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In Kerala, Thrickodithanam village is situated in Kottayam district whereas Naranganam village is situated in Pathanamthitta Disttrict. Naranganam villages has stunning natural beauty as surrounded by hills and Thrickodithanam village has a plain topography with close proximity to backwaters of Kerala. This study is to find the working and living condition of the people. The objectives of this study to know all the aspects of the socio-economic condition. The work is mainly based on the primary data resources which are collected with the help of qualitative and quantitative methods. The condition of this area is represented with the help of some visual statistical tools. Therefore, it is very important to explore the socio-economic status of these areas concerning their demography, occupational structure, education, employment, income, housing characteristics, and Government schemes. There are many natural resources available to use in their sustainable livelihood development. Therefore, in this paper an attempt has been made to analyze the socio-economic condition of these villages.

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Socio-economic condition, Thrickodithanam, Naranganam ,Sustainable Development

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In recent decades, the empowerment of women has become a crucial topic in discussions surrounding gender equality. Recognizing the multifaceted aspects of empowerment, promoting women's health has emerged as a remarkable avenue to empower women on a global scale. Health is not only a basic human right but also a key driver of socio-economic development. This article aims to explore the significance of women's health in the context of empowerment, emphasizing the interdependent relationship between the two.

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Land use (such as agriculture, pasture, or plantation) describes human use of land, while land cover (such as forest or desert) describes the biophysical characteristics of the land surface. This study seeks to utilize remotely sensed data and GIS tools to analyze the LULC in Udaipur city, Rajasthan to detect changes in the area by comparing images between 1972 to 2020. For developing a Land-use Land-cover map for the study area, two images of the Landsat series have been collected from the USGS (United States Geological Survey) earth explorer website. Each image has a resolution of 30m. A supervised classification technique was used with the help of a semi-automatic classification plug-in(Q-GIS). The study area has been classified into five broad categories - Forest, Agriculture, built-up, scrubland, and waterbody. In pre-processing of the image geometric rectification or image registration, radiometric calibration and atmospheric correction have been applied. The study reveals that there is a major decline in forest cover and agriculture area in these years while Built-up area rapidly increased. 20.85 percent vegetation reduced in Fifty years of time.

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Land use land cover, remote sensing, GIS, Udaipur, Satellite data, Landsat

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This research article explains about how Arundhati Subramaniam a Indian English writer uses nature in her poems. Nature serves as a rich source of imagery and symbolism in her poetry. She often intertwines environmental and ecological concerns, highlighting the urgent need for conservation and the consequences of human actions on the natural world. Her poetry serves as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect and preserve the environment. Also, the article speaks about the importance of symbols in poems to convey the deeper meaning to the reader.

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nature, imagery, symbolism, environment, conservation, human experience

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mharashtratil krushi vidhyapith granthalay sankesthlanche vishleshnatmak adhyayan

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The tragedy of hunger in many parts of the world is incompressible alongside the affluence and over consumption in other parts. Poverty is still the main explanation for hunger. Significantly 70% of the worlds hungry are involved in agriculture themselves either as smallholder or as land less laborer. These simple truths show that something is clearly wrong in how agriculture and the system are organized both worldwide and nationally. To ensure food security and reduce poverty levels, urgent changes and responses are needed from the government, the research community including the international agriculture research centers, the private sector, the international financial community, international cooperative agencies, the retail business and society at large. Every producer is having the right to fix the cost of its production and its price in the market except for the farmers who are they denies their right to get remunerative price for their production. The concept of farmer's rights was developed in response to the exploitation of intellectual property rights in plant varieties and remunerative price mechanism which is in vicious circle. In this paper an attempt has been made to discuss the strategies for cultivating farmer's rights -reconciling food security, indigenous agriculture and TRIPS. The rise of international treaties awarding intellectual property rights in plant genetic resources to plant breeders brought with it erosion of agriculture biodiversity as well indigenous farmers' life styles. Farmers' rights emerged in recognition of the role of traditional farmers' places in conservation, creating and promoting genetic diversity in the food supply and of the importance of maintaining traditional agriculture practices.

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PDS public distribution system ,MSP Minimum Support Price APL above Poverty Line

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