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SC/ST (prevention of atrocities) act 1989: tool for social justice or weapon of vengeance

Indian society is a highly caste ridden society. The stratification of the society here is rigid and hereditary in character. Caste system orders the different castes into a hierarchy that is 'inflicted by birth, sanctified by religion and glorified by tradition', and because this hierarchy is an institutionalized part of Indian society. Some groups often referred to as untouchables or Dalits, their preferred name, lie at the very bottom of the theoretical social hierarchy and have long suffered from social stigma.

The policy of the localization of the organs of state administration during the period of soviet power in Uzbekistan

When the Bolsheviks came to power, they began a tough struggle in order not to lose to Turkestan region, which was rich in raw materials. Turkestan Autonomy, which was national government, was abolished through invasion and instead of it the Turkestan ASSR was created in the Soviet model. In 1920, the Khiva Khanate and the Bukharian Emirate were also overthrown by the Bolsheviks' invasion, and the Soviet People's Republic of Khorezm and the Soviet People's Republic of Bukhara were formed.

The impact of the capital and liquidity regulations on the banking sector after global economic and financial crisis: comparative advantage and disadvantage in risk monitoring

This study attempts to investigate the impact of the capital and liquidity regulations and identify awareness to the fact that the banks’ responses might create involuntary malevolence: a condensed supply of bank loans, incentives to securitize assets, and adverse incentives on bank risk monitoring. As a result the privately- based mechanisms that set most creditors at risk are the best way to increase the dependability of banking markets. It is argued that interbank debt should be put at risk because banks have a comparative advantage in risk monitoring.

Multi-generational workforce and organizational structures. tensions and emerging conflicts in the administrative and human resources management of the millenial generation and generation z (amba, 2017)

Organizations face the challenge of properly managing a multigenerational workforce. Together with previously incorporated and well-established historical generations in the organizational structures, the management of the new generations (Millenial Generation and Generation Z) requires a deep knowledge about their characteristics and expectations.

Comparative electromiographic analysis of convensional abdominal exercise with gymnastic ball

The aim of this study is to compare abdominal exercises using conventional gymnastic and the abdominal ball. The intensity of each abdominal exercise is analyzed through electromyography. The muscles analyzed were: rectus abdominis and external obliquus. One of the factors that help mainten a good posture is the stabilizing of the trunk muscles, known as "CORE".

Situation malaria in a municipality of the legal amazon: an epidemiological analysis of candeias do jamari in rondônia, 2012-2016

This research aimed to describe the epidemiological profile of malaria in the municipality of Candeias do Jamari, State of Rondônia, Brazi in the period 2012 to 2016. This is an epidemiological study, descriptive and exploratory, with bibliographic and documentary methods, using secondary, retrospective data and quantitative approach, carried out by collecting information from the Epidemiological Surveillance System information Malaria municipality of Candeias do Jamari.

Oral manifestations in patients with liver diseases a prospective observational study at a tertiary health care center in India

Background: Liver is a vital organ. It serves the function of metabolizing drugs and most substances consumed by us. Liver also is the site of synthesis of various clotting factors. Liver maybe affected by a variety of conditions such as Hepatitis, Jaundice, Cirrhosis, Hepatocellular carcinoma and liver failure. Diseases of the liver also affects the appetite, digestion and immunity of the entire body. Oral health may also be adversely affected due to various liver diseases.

Association between the nutritional profile of macronutrients and their relationship with hypertension, diabetes and obesity in the elderly

Many functional and metabolic disorders found in elderly population are resulting from poor eating habits and, therefore, they are considered a group of risk and vulnerability as it concerns the nutritional aspects. Thus, this study aimed to evaluate the correlation of hypertension, diabetes and obesity against the consumption of macronutrients in a population sample of elderly in a Brazilian city. This is an exploratory research, qualitative and quantitative approach, carried out in an interior of the municipality of Bahia, with 795 elderly individuals.

Selection of a quantitative research design: a delicate task

On an exhilarating journey of a research study and with potential process to step in, one can be assured of a long ride through literature to pick up an appropriate research design. This can look like one of the delicate tasks one might have, even though generations have gone through the similar procedure. The accepted opinion is that the more choice, the better; and in the midst of very best kinds, the human ability to deal with, and the aspiration for selection is limitless. Having more choices is necessarily motivating than having fewer.

Study of anemia in rheumatoid arthritis

Introduction & Background: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory systemic disease of unknown etiology with a variety of extraarticular manifestations including fatigue, subcutaneous nodules, lung involvement, pericarditis, peripheral neuropathy, vasculitis, and hematologic abnormalities including anaemia. Anemia in rheumatoid arthritis is common and multifactorial. We studied the prevalence, type of anemia and its correlation with disease activity in Indian patients in a tertiary care hospital.