Dokriani glacier(Dingarh glacier) and its geological analysis

The study of geomorphological system not only gives information about environmental processes operating there but also relate them whith global environmental system. The geomorphological analysis of Dokriani glacier, Garhwal Himalaya shows five phases of glacial advancement and retreat in the form of well preserved lateral and terminal moraines. The observed retreat rate of glacier in last two decades is about 17.2 m/yr which represents its negative mass balance followed by change in snout position, area and surface height. The farthest glacier expansion of the valley represented as terminal moraine is situated at 8.3 km from present day snout. Whereas, the other sucsessive glacial stages has followed the similar fashion of glacial advancement due to climatic sensitiveness.

Parental role in disciplined personality development of youngsters

Discipline is very important in the life of human beings. In the absence of discipline an individual utilizes his energy in abnormal and antisocial activities. A well disciplined man can develop positive energy or improvement of his personalities. If the citizen of the society and the country are disciplined they establish the higher moral and social values for the development of the society, the country and humanity and the global seenerio. Disciplined behaviour is learned in the childhood from the parents and other family members. The home is considered as Child’s first school and mother is considered as first teacher. Mother teaches her children the lesson of love, honesty, integrity, affection respect for elders and obedience where as father guides sense of responsibility, leadership, security etc. These moral values learnd at home influences the behavior of the child in the school. It is been observed that where the parents are with higher moral values their children are well behaved and disciplined werer as children who didn’t learn moral values at home are the most indiciplined students in their school life. That is why it is the responsibility of the parents to keep an eye and guide their wards to follow higher moral and ethical values, so that children can become a good citizen of the nation.

Japanese Encephalitis: a life threatening disease

Japanese encephalitis (JE) is neurological infection which is caused by Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), a flavivirus, and is closely related to St. Louis encephalitis and West Nile encephalitis. It is predominant in rural areas of Asia, which spread through bites of culicine mosquitoes, most often Culex tritaeniorhynchus. JE has broad range of manifestations. It can range from subtle changes in behavior to serious problems, including blindness, ataxia, weakness, and movement disorders.Japanese encephalitis virus is endemic in 24 countries in Southeast Asia and Western Pacific regions with more than 3 billion people at risk of infection. JE is the main cause of viral encephalitis in people in many countries of Asia amounting almost 68,000 clinical cases per year. Children are at greatest risk, with adults in endemic areas having protective immunity as a consequence of childhood infection. This disease is of particular importance in Gorakhpur, eastern belt of UP, the state with the largest population in India, where a large number of children have been dying in the past several years with alarming frequency since 1978.

A comparative analysis of anxiety of Art and Science students

In present studies mental anxiety was studied between art and science students. A group of 80 students was taken in which there were 40 girls and 40 boys and each group included from both art and science students. 20 subjects were taken in each treatment and each subject was treated individually. Two ways ANOVA was applied on the data obtained. The mean of art students and science students were calculated. The anxiety of Science students was found to be more as compared to Arts students.

Deficiency of Boron and its management in soil and plants

Boron is an essential micronutrient for normal growth and development of plants. Deficiency of B in plants produces several visual symptoms and affects the crop yield. Uptake of B by plants is closely related to the availability of B in soils which is ultimately controlled by many soil properties like soil texture, organic matter content, pH, presence of Fe and Al oxides etc. Boron deficiency in soils is very common in eastern and north-eastern parts of India. The management of B in soils is very important for correcting B deficiency in plants. All the soil and plant parameters must be considered for precise fertilizer recommendation of B, as the range of B deficiency and its toxicity is very narrow in soil and plants.

Computer simulation and mathematical modeling: a scientific review

Computer simulation is used to study the dynamic behaviour of objects or systems in response to conditions that cannot be easily or safely applied in real life. Computer simulation in simple terms is a substitute for physical experimentation, in which computers are used to compute the results of some physical phenomenon by using mathematical description or mathematical models of a real system in the form of a computer program. Computer simulation and Mathematical modeling is often an integral part of the decision-making process. Models and simulations allow rapid and varied evaluation of causes and effects and the principal advantage is that they enable an analysis of even long-term actions with limited investment costs. This review paper is focused on major concepts, elements and practical areas of computer simulation and mathematical modeling.

Male–suicides in an Indian society-a study

Activists advocating male rights and opposing feminism believe that in comparison to married women the married men commit suicide in greater number. According to them the patriarchal system affects men more negatively than women. To analyze this point of view on the basis of research data an attempt has been made to represent the social, psychological and biological factors responsible for male-suicides. The objective of the paper is to draw attention and generate awareness towards this serious, however, neglected problem of Indian society.

Base of regional disparities: pure foreign investment

Persistent disparities in regional economic conditions in India continue to offer challenges to policy makers. In the era of globalization and privatization the process of regional growth has become much more complex owing to the expanding role of private investment, be it domestic or foreign. Their flows to the states are highly mobile towards the states with skilled labor force with a good ‘work culture’, good socio-economic infrastructure and good governance. Private investments have emerged as one of the major source among the various sources of resource transfers which have further led to widening of regional disparities. This article depicts the inter-state study of 14 states and the flow of foreign investment in bringing about disparities.

Climate change and its negative impacts

Climate change has emerged as a problem that has not only affected the economy of the world, but its impact should be seen on the present generation as well as on the coming generation of human beings. It is a universal problem that has its impact on all living beings in some form or another. Currently the whole world is concerned about the effects of climate change. Awareness is being credited not only by organizing seminars and programs around the world, but also on some important agreements are being signed to take effective steps in this regard. As we all know, agriculture is the prime place in areas affected due to climate change whose most vivid example can be seen as a serious economic loss to India's coffee and tea growers. To overcome this problem a number of plans, policies and conferences are being undertaken so that future generations could be awared and protected from the serious consequences of climate change.

A comparative study of Co-curricular activities of Art and Science students at High School level

The aim of present study was to find out participation in co-curricular activities of Art and Science group students of Pratapgarh district at High School level. On the basis of analysis of data and interpretation it was observed that science students are better than Arts students in dramatic activities, scouting, gardening, exhibition and sanitation work, whereas Arts students were better in sports and games, Musical activities, physical activities, debates, community work and excursion. The majority of Art students mostly participated in gossips, reading magazines whereas majority of science (math) students mostly participated in preparing chart, diagrams doing class-work etc.