IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2021

Abstract:Every consumer needs to be aware of the Consumer Protection Act. Consumers should have the right to protection, the right to access information, the right to information, the right to choose, the right to vote and the right to complain, the right to a healthy environment. It is very important for consumers to be aware of the safety of enforcing these laws. Awareness of Consumer Protection Act is essential. It was pointed out that 100% of the homemakers, agree. Consumers also feel that advertising, fashion and quality affect the purchase of goods. 95% homemakers are of the opinion that consumers and homemakers are deceived by shopkeepers or traders. Often counterfeit goods are sold to them. This was largely indicated by the survey

Key Word: consumer protection act, homemakers, awareness, education, quality

[1]. Consumer and Marketing, Dr. Sunanda Sonarikar
[2]. Indian Society Questionnaire and Problems, Dr. B.M. The bones
[3]. Consumer Protection and Law, Dr. Deshmukh
[4]. Current papers, magazines
[5]. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313291399_Awareness_as_an_Instrument_to_Utilize_Consumer_Rights_A_Consumer_Protection_Perspective.

Abstract: Personality and psychological balance of teachers are more important than other professionals.Improving teachers spiritual intelligence and job satisfaction will improve students "academic performance, maintain an effective working relationship with their colleagues and supervisors for purposes of social support and assistance in administrative involvement. This study investigates the impact of religion and type of school on Spiritual intelligence and job satisfaction offemale school teachers of Ranchi town. Spiritual intelligence scale of Santosh Dhar and Upinder Dhar(2010),Job Satisfaction Scale of Dr.Asha hinger,Uma Mittal,Vinita mathurand Mansi parnami(2012) were used for data collection. Sample was consisted of 120 school teachers selected by stratified random sampling from different school of Ranchi town. The stratification was based on two groups of religion (Hindu & Muslim) and type of school (Government and Private). In total, there were four sample sub - groups based on 2 x 2 factorial design and....

Keywords: religion, Type of school, spiritual intelligence, job satisfaction.

[1]. Dhingra, R. K. (2013). Effect of organizational climate on job satisfaction of secondary school teacher. IJERT, 4(3):109-113
[2]. Emmons, R. (2000). Is Spirituality Intelligence: Problems and Prospects. International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 10 (1): 3-26.
[3]. Emmons, R. (2000a). Is spirituality an intelligence? Motivation, Cognition, and the Psychology of Ultimate Concern. International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 10(1): 3-26.
[4]. Emmons, R. (2000b). Spirituality and intelligence: Problems and prospects. International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 10(1): 57-64.
[5]. Kaur, G. & Singh, R. (2013): "study of spiritual intelligence of prospective engineers and teachers in relation to their gender, locality, and family status." Educational Confab, 2(1).

Abstract: The article explores the connection between the power dynamics and the process of looking. Looking is not an innocent process of gathering information. The social, cultural, political and economical factors influence our processes of looking. What we look and how we look are the matter of the power dynamics of the given time and space. This article surveys some of theoretical issues related to power dynamics that influence the process of looking and some possible extensions of gaze theory with critical discussion of selected poems..

Keywords: Gaze, panopticon, feminism, post-colonialism, orientalism

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[2]. Bentham, J. (1995). The Panopticon Writings. Verso.
[3]. Berger, J. (1972). Ways of Seeing. Penguin.
[4]. Campbell, R. (2005). Zulu Girl. In M. Ferguson (et al.), The Norton anthology of poetry (5th ed. p.1930). Norton.
[5]. Freud, S. (1910). Three Essays on Sexuality (A. A. Brill, Trans.). The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Publishing Company. (Original work published 1905) ..

Abstract: Background: The high rate of reproductive health risks among women in African region poses a significant challenge to maternal health objectives encapsulated in The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal (UN-SDG): 3. As result of this, assessment of underlying predictors in conjugal norms and practices, at societal and individual levels, has assumed major research centrepiece in recent times. The study therefore, seeks to explore the linkage effects of concubine practice on reproductive health experience of married women.
Materials and Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 576 women of reproductive age (15-49), were randomly selected, and delineated into two cohorts....

Keywords: Reproductive health, sexually transmitted infection, Concubine, married women and men

[1]. African Union Commission (2016). Ending child marriage and stopping the spread of HIV: Opportunities and challenges for action. Retrieved from www.endchildmarriagenow.org
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Abstract: In the last decade, the number of Africans have been rising as this has not been the case for a continent that has been experiencing slow growth in its population, particularly in the 20th century. The issues associated with increasing population is not just numbers but rather the serious consequences of the wellbeing of Africans and humanity in general. If economic development involves the improvement in living standards, particularly, incomes, health, education, freedom of choices, dignity and self respect, then how will population growth interact with the standard of living of the people. Population growth is the increase in the number of people living in a country or a location such as city, county or state. In biology, population growth is the increase in the number of species or individuals in a population......

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[2]. David Lam (2011) How the World Survived the Population Bomb: Lessons From 50 Years of Extraordinary Demographic History. Demography, 48(4), 1231-1262. https://doi.ord/10.1007/s13524-011-0070-z

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Abstract: The new Medias' development has greatly contributed to the development of traditional Mongolian culture. In this paper, we would select two common examples as Mongolian song and Mongolian medicine in analyzing the current development of traditional Mongolian national culture and analyzed not only the situation of cultural transmission but also issues of Mongolian traditional culture. Traditional Mongolian national cultural transmissions are three main media uses as website, application and Wechat.

Keywords: New Media, Traditional Mongolian National Culture, Transmission

[1]. Yu QiuYu：Minimum cultural definition, Qiuyu culture required class, smart selection quality course, Wechat public platform.
[2]. Traditional Chinese medicine family: Types and classification characteristics of Mongolian Medicine, http://www.zysj.com.cn/zaji/3/37067.html.
[3]. Otoch Mongolian Medicine: Types and classification characteristics of Mongolian medicine, http://www.otaqi.com/?thread-1024-1.html.
[4]. China Internet Information Center, The 44th China Internet development report, 2019, http://www.cnnic.net.cn/.
[5]. China Internet Information Center, The 44th China Internet development report, 2019, http://www.cnnic.net.cn/.

Abstract: Tourism which produces a large number of social and economic benefits is a pollution free industry. It provides employment opportunities, higher incomes, national and international understanding, growth centres in the interior and the removal of regional disparities and higher foreign exchanges thereby redressing the balance of payment situation. Tourism has helped for the overall development of women involving in the tourism activities in the Phewa Lake area. It is also essential to promote the role of women in decision-making in their household level as well as in professional level, providing them equal opportunities in wage and working hours. Special orientation training is also required for them......

Keywords: Tourism, participation, employment, empowerment, development

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