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Service Quality In Public Sector Hospitals: The Kashmiri Patients’ Perspective
Syed Shoaib
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3711
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A health care institute, determined at providing specialized treatment to patients with the help of professional staff and medical equipment. Perhaps this statement would be ample to describe a hospital in words. A glance in the historic past tells us that since the dawn of civilization, illness, diseases and wounds have been companions of human beings. Although diseases and wounds were treated well to a certain extent in the past, yet the approaches taken in the present are of course different. Summing up all it could be said that where there is a sickness, there is a treatment too. Every human being, at least once in a lifetime must have been associated with a hospital. Since hospitals provide patients with services such as treatments, medical counselling, testing etcetera, there is definitely a quality of service associated with the services they offer. This study is contemplated to evaluate the service quality offered by the public sector hospitals in Kashmir.
Friedrich August Froebel Kindergarten System And His Main Contribution To Education
Dr. Rayees Ahmad Dar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3712
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Among the great educators Froebel appears a man afflicted with new ideas which he put effectively into practice. He brought about a revolution in child education. He stressed that childhood is not merely preparation for adulthood but a value in itself. The educator ought to lead the child through such situations which help to relate his experiences organically. Only then child can realize his own personal unity and unity in the diversity of life. Froebel’s educational philosophy in the field of education give insight to the teachers into the varied educational problems related to aims, methods, content, administrative pattern etc which not only enables them to solve at the intellectual and philosophical level but also at the factual and emotional level. It serves a guiding force for teachers for perusing their profession as devoted and enthusiastic work. Froebel had a living perception of universal and ideal truth. He had unbounded enthusiasm for the education and happiness of human race. All the best tendencies of modern thought in education culminate in what was said and done by Froebel.
A Historical Study Of Political Strategies Of Indian National Movement
Preeti Pokhriyal, Dr. Kalpana Chaturvedi
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3713
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Indian National Movement was the struggle between colonialism and anti-imperialistic forces that developed in India in the 19" and early 20the centuries. These forces were developed by the untiring activities of Nationalists. It remained as a forum of debate and rather than an instrument of action. Some remarkable changes occurred with the entry of Gandhi. He entered the Indian political scene in 1917 by organizing some local movements. It was with the Rowlatt Satryagraha and Noncooperation movement that he emerged as a national leader and also started associating with the Congress. From then onwards Gandhi became one of the most significant leaders of the National Movement and National Congress as well. Gandhi led the Non-cooperation movement of 1920-21, Civil disobedience movement of 1930, Quit India movement of 1942 against the colonial authority. These were the periods when Gandhi acted as the ultimate authority of the Congress. The period in between were the periods of political oblivion in which Gandhi confined himself to Constructive Programme and social reform activities. Indian National Movement entered its important phase during the Gandhian period.
A Study Of Achievement Goals Of Disruptive Behaviour Of Students
Sameer Ahmad Mir, Dr. Prerna
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3714
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This article describes students’ disruptive behaviors in language classroom that may greatly affect language teaching and learning process, especially in ESL or EFL classes. Teachers should know what disruptive behavior is to enable them to deal with problems occurred in their classroom or to take preventive actions to keep their students well-behaved during the class. This can reduce the occurrence of misbehavior of students in their classroom. To prevent disruption in the classroom, teachers should establish behavioral expectations in the first day of the semester and the expectations can be based on students attendance, arrivals and departures, class participation, full English speaking, and other appropriate conducts in the syllabus and discuss them at the outset of the term. The agreement is then assigned as a learning contract or a code of conducts with which bounds the whole class. Consequently, whenever students are misbehaved, teachers and other students will directly know and recognize that the behaviors are out of the code. There are factors reasoning students to behave badly, so teachers as trouble solvers have to find appropriate strategies that are effective in helping students keep the code. Otherwise, the disruptions will escalate quickly and the problems will increase in numbers rapidly and finally, teachers will have to work very hard to avoid teaching failure and “losing face” when they cannot manage the disruption as listed in the expectation.
A Study Of Digital Transformation In Banking Sector
Satish Kumar G, Dr. Devesh Kumar
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3715
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Digital transformation in the banking sector is a continuous process that affects both the external and internal environment by redesigning internal processes and existing methods. This is era of digital transformation. Everything is transformed digitally or in a process of transforming digitally now-a-days. This has economic advantages for those who opt this at earliest. Digital Transformation in banking is most needed step in the world of trade and commerce. It begins with understanding of e-behaviour of banking customers and ends up to their utmost satisfaction. Consumers are raising bars on their expectations as banking sectors experimenting with more advanced technology. Now banks are focusing on their customers like any retailers through an Omni-Channel lens. This definitely helps both bankers and customers economically more transparent and wealthy domestically. We are in the world of globalization and now digitalization and globalization become synonyms of each other. International banking are now fully digitalised and capturing more and more clients by providing best facilities. Obviously, wealth maximization is their objectives. This paper explains the relationship of digitalization, wealth maximization and economic development of the nation.
A Study Of Linearity Of Indian Folk Paintings
Aloke Das, Dr. Sudha
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3716
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India had always been known as the land that portrayed cultural and traditional vibrancy through its conventional arts and crafts. The 35 states and union territories sprawled across the country have their own distinct cultural and traditional identities, and are displayed through various forms of art prevalent there. Every region in India has its own style and pattern of art, which is known as folk art. The folk and tribal arts of India are very ethnic and simple, and yet colorful and vibrant enough to speak volumes about the country's rich heritage. Folk art in India apparently has a great potential in the international market because of its traditional aesthetic sensibility and authenticity. The rural folk paintings of India bear distinctive colorful designs, which are treated with religious and mystical motifs.
A Mathematical Modelling Of Fuzzy Environment Using A Heuristic Approach
Jitendra Kumar Pandey, Dr. Sudhir Gupta
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3717
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The project scheduling is of particular importance among project management issues. With the passage of time and the progress of science and the emergence of concepts such as stochastic and non-stochastic uncertainties and the need to consider these concepts in scheduling and project management, Critical Path Method has also developed as a new method with fuzzy approach, preserving its basic concepts. In this paper, the literature on calculations of project scheduling network with fuzzy approaches is reviewed, subsequently; an algorithm for project scheduling with fuzzy time and resources is developed. This algorithm first calculates the latest start times of activities under fuzzy environment, then, construct a feasible schedule by using the parallel scheduling method. In order to show the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, a project scheduling problem is solved with certain number of resources. Finally, an example was solved by the algorithm, considering fuzzy activity durations and resources.
A Study Of Coastal Art Towards Sustainable Tourism In Of Goa
Thejaswini R, Dr. Vibha Lodhi
CrossRef DOI : 10.31426/ijamsr.2020.3.9.3718
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Goa is a coastal paradise blessed with a long coastline of 105km in length consisting of number of pristine beaches. It is this lengthy coastline which has put Goa on the world map as an important tourist destination. To sustain long time tourism in the State there is a need of proper implementation of plans and action with regards to CRZ. The changing CRZ will not only take away the area of traditional fisher folk and bifurcate coastal zones along rural area based on population density but Goa will be lost to development making coastline a concrete jungle. The land-ocean interaction in the coastal zone produces a complex range of landforms and organisms which evolve special forms of adaptation. The 2018 notification of the MoEF which has proposed to reduce the existing HTL from 200mts to 50mts will change not only the fragile coastal zone of Goa but will put Tourism at stake. The pristine beaches will be lost for development leading to coastal hazards. A question arises whether a small State like Goa will be able to withstand the pressures of handling CRZ regulations due to influx of tourist which is far more than the total population of Goa.