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Innovation involves deliberate APPLICATION of information, imagination and initiative in DERIVING greater or different values from resources, and includes all processes by which new ideas are generated and CONVERTED into USEFUL products.

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SACHIN TENDULKAR is a PERSON

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India being one the largest DEMOCRATIC country has place its people's at the core of its development activities. The 73rd Amendment to the constitution has put forth for the conduct of SOCIAL audit by the Gram SABHA or the public. The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural EMPLOYMENT Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) EMPHASIZES the importance of transparency in the scheme and mandates Social Audit as a tool to maintain transparency and accountability through the participation of the people.

Social Audit is defined as a process in which details of the resources, both financial and non financial used by the Public Agency for the development initiatives, are shared with the public through a public platform. This aspect allows the clientele to enforce transparency and accountability by scrutinizing the development activities which also enable them to participant in the development process.

Needs for Social Audit

To ensure transparency in decision making and implementation of scheme

To enhance accountability of delivery system to the people

To increase public participation in the implementation of the scheme

To enable people to exercise their rights

To plug in irregularities in the implementation of the scheme

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Gender and equity.

Personal preferences.

The economic STATUS of the STUDENT and the family.

Employment opportunities for the COURSE being studied.

Religion and beliefs.

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Economic processes shape transportation development since its core purpose is to support economic activities and their interactions. ... The COMPETITION of MAJOR economic actors at the global level, often the outcome of comparative advantages, influence major freight flows and the transport SYSTEMS SUPPORTING them.

1.The Commission was strongly opposed by many in India . It was opposed by Nehru, Gandhi, Jinnah, the Muslim League and Indian National Congress because it contained seven members of the British Parliament but no Indians. Indians saw it as a violation to their RIGHT of SELF DETERMINATION and insult to their self respect.

2. The League of Nations was a international organization FOUNDED after the Paris Peac Conference, 1919. The League's goals included disarmament, preventing war through collective security, settling disputes between countries through negotiation DIPLOMACY and improving global welfare.

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When we take a closer look at the great THINKERS throughout history, a willingness to take on failure isn’t a new or extraordinary thought at all. From the LIKES of AUGUSTINE, Darwin and Freud to the business mavericks and sports legends of today, failure is as powerful a tool as any in reaching great success. “Failure and defeat are life’s greatest teachers [but] sadly, most people, and particularly conservative corporate cultures, don’t want to GO there,” says Ralph Heath, managing PARTNER of Synergy Leadership Group and author of Celebrating Failure: The Power of Taking Risks, Making Mistakes and Thinking Big.

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CJI Ranjan GOGOI. The 46th and current Chief Justice Of India, Ranjan Gogoi joined the Bar in 1978.

Justice S A Bobde. Justice Bobde got his B.A. and LL.

Justice D Y Chandrachud.

Justice S Abdul Nazeer.

Justice ASHOK Bhushan.

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Many places on Earth have regular changes in the weather throughout the year. We call these the seasons. The seasons are affected by the amount of sunlight (solar radiation) an area gets throughout the year. Many things contribute to the amount of sunlight that reaches different areas on the Earth. These factors affect the changing seasons: The most important factor is the angle that the sunlight hits the Earth’s surface throughout the year. Direct sunlight is warmer than sunlight hitting the Earth at an angle. The other factor is length of the day – how LONG the sun shines on an area each day. Longer days get more sunshine.

The seasons are very different in the Northern Hemisphere than in the Southern Hemisphere. The equator, shown as an imaginary red line around the middle of the Earth, divides the Northern Hemisphere from the Southern Hemisphere. North America is in the Northern Hemisphere.

Every year, on June 21st North America receives the most sunlight, at the most direct angle, for the longest amount of time. This day is called the summer solstice and is considered the first day of summer. In the Southern Hemisphere, it is the exact opposite! They experience the winter solstice on that day – the shortest day of the year.

Each season is marked by it’s own weather and seasonal changes. Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere:

Fall (Autumn)

Beginning on September 22, fall is marked by gradual falling temperatures and the noon sun appearing lower in the sky. Days continue to grow shorter. Plant cycles end. Animals migrate south or prepare for winter sleep. Some animals grow warmer fur or feathers. Some change color to blend in with coming snow. For many animals this is mating season. The leaves of deciduous trees change color and DROP off. In the Arctic, the sun no longer rises above the horizon. For the next six months the Arctic will be in darkness.

Winter

Beginning on December 21, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted the furthest away from the sun and we experience our coldest season - winter. This is the season of freezing cold temperatures, snowfall, WIND, and ice. Many animals hibernate or sleep a lot to save energy. This helps them survive, because it takes energy to stay warm and in winter there are fewer plants to eat. After December 21st the sun is already beginning to climb higher in the sky each day and the days are slowly growing longer.

Spring

Beginning on March 20, spring is marked by longer days and the sun higher in the sky. The Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the sun once more, with the equator getting direct sunlight at noon. As the days grow longer, temperatures rise and plants begin to bud and start their life cycles again. Migrating animals move north and those who spent the winter in the north begin to shed their winter coats. Birds build nests, find mates and start their breeding seasons. Mammals give birth to their young. Insects hatch and begin to feed.

Summer

Beginning on June 21, summer is the warmest season in the Northern hemisphere. Plants grow and provide food for herbivores. Herbivores gain weight and provide food for carnivores. Mammals and birds raise their young. Insects go through their life cycles and lay eggs. Summer is when all animals, including humans, take advantage of the warmer weather to eat fresh foods. Humans grow the fresh food we will eat all year. In early times, people only ate the fruits and VEGETABLES they could store for winter. Now we bring fresh fruits and vegetables from the Southern Hemisphere and tropical climates, so we can have them year round.

How Does This Work?

The changing length of daylight throughout the year is the result of the Earth being tilted 23.5° on its axis. If the Earth stood straight up and down, we would have 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night all year round and everywhere on Earth. However, with the Earth's tilt, in the Northern Hemisphere, in the summer, the Arctic is tipped so far toward the sun that from March 20th to September 22nd the sun never stops shining there. Yet even though the Arctic gets almost constant sunlight for six months of the year, it still is not as hot as places NEARER the equator. This is because the sun does not shine on the Arctic directly overhead, but at an angle.

This might make it seem like the hottest place in the Northern Hemisphere would be where the sun hits directly on June 21st, but it really takes several weeks to warm the Earth. So it is well into July before we feel the warmest temperatures. The temperatures also change throughout the day as the sun “rises” in the sky. As with the seasons, even though the most direct, intense sunlight is at noon, the day often reaches its warmest temperature sometime early in the afternoon.

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UNLIMITED WANTS AND NEEDS: A basic condition of human existence which means that people are NEVER totally satisfied with the quantity and variety of goods and services the consume. ... Unlimited wants and needs essentially means that people never GET enough, that there is always something else that they would like to have.

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The term cultural LAG REFERS to the NOTION that culture TAKES time to catch up with technological INNOVATIONS, and the resulting social problems that are caused by this lag

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1. the CAPABLE person's rights are violated
2. the UNQUALIFIED persons PROVIDE unqualified service

corruption

1. fundamental rights of the general people are somehow hampered
2. insecurity

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Social work students are often anxious, apathetic, or resistant to learning research knowledge and skills. They may view research courses as irrelevant and disconnected from social work practice. Studies suggest that service-learning improves learning outcomes in social work research courses, but less is known about the processes through which these outcomes are achieved. This study explored the perceptions of 70 Masters-level social work students enrolled in an advanced research course that included a pro bono program evaluation of a shelter SERVING homeless men. CONTENT analysis of students’ narratives REVEALED three main themes. First, students PERCEIVED that they had changed their thinking about homelessness in positive ways. Second, students made connections between their research experience and the social work curriculum. Finally, an unanticipated theme of curriculum integration emerged. Critical reflection about a meaningful experience—an integral aspect of service-learning—supported students in developing metacognitive insight. This helped students to develop and apply social work research skills. The service-learning project supported students’ mastery of other social work competencies and improved their integrated practice abilities. Because this approach is EFFECTIVE in helping students to embrace research and integrate it with social work practice, application and evaluation of service-learning are recommended for social work education.

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Social work students are often anxious, apathetic, or resistant to learning research knowledge and skills. They may view research courses as IRRELEVANT and disconnected from social work practice. Studies suggest that service-learning improves learning outcomes in social work research courses, but less is known about the processes through which these outcomes are achieved. This study explored the perceptions of 70 Masters-level social work students enrolled in an advanced research course that included a pro bono program evaluation of a shelter serving homeless men. Content analysis of students’ narratives revealed three main themes. FIRST, students perceived that they had changed their thinking about homelessness in positive WAYS. Second, students made connections between their research experience and the social work curriculum. Finally, an unanticipated theme of curriculum integration emerged. Critical reflection about a meaningful experience—an integral aspect of service-learning—supported students in developing metacognitive insight. This helped students to develop and apply social work research skills. The service-learning project supported students’ mastery of other social work competencies and improved their integrated practice abilities. Because this approach is EFFECTIVE in helping students to embrace research and integrate it with social work practice, APPLICATION and evaluation of service-learning are recommended for social work education.

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