Rwanda, being a post-conflict setting has been inconclusive in the assessment of its Mental health system from several studies. Not much work has been done in any country of such setting in relation to assessing the entire mental health system after a major armed conflict of genocidal proportion.
Women play a significant role in society and their involvement in national activities is essential for a country's social, economic and political advancement. Despite being a democratic nation, India still grapples with gender discrimination which begins at birth and persists throughout life. Women have long been viewed in society as inferior to males. Throughout her life, she has been conditioned to remain dependant on males. Women are viewed as a medium for looking after, caring for and keeping everyone happy. She lacks independence and cannot express her ideas.
In this article, I will focus on the practical implications that can be lived out by the person who assumes Nothingness and his nothing. I will refer to ten basic requisites or implicit conditions that are to be fulfilled for the living out, at a more profound level, of Nothingness. Each one of these assumes a voluntary act on behalf of the individual as per a derived election of assuming Nothingness to a certain degree; at least enough of it for a greater commitment.
Scientific work entitled The role of government to preserve and develop Umalulik as a cultural heritage, preservation of Umalulik in Timor-Leste especially in government policy in the development process set in the strategic national development plan, VIII Constitutional Government, through the Secretary of State for Arts and Culture, to help citizens who have Umalulik but cannot afford to rebuild, so they need support from the government to rebuild Umalulik that cannot be built because of the rule of Portugal and Indonesia during the Barak nial economic resources are not sufficient because
The present article on Donald Trump’s trademark case in China takes recourse to a specific sort of P.R.C statute law, the Trademark Law, to investigate the validity of the decision and rulings by the state apparatus like the Trademark Bureau, Trademark Review Committee and People’s Courts, and finds out that provisions of the Trademark Law are ignored by the Bureaus and Courts. The dispute and lawsuits start in 2006; Donald Trump loses the case in middle of 2015 by the final ruling from Beijing Higher People’s Court.
Aim: To examine the impact of AI-driven automated testing on the quality assurance of PolicyCenter and ClaimCenter modules in Guidewire applications, focusing on the reduction of manual testing efforts and improvement in defect detection. Study Design: A quasi-experimental design was used to evaluate the AI-enhanced automated testing framework. The study compared pre- and post-implementation performance metrics, including defect density, testing speed, and code coverage.
The study of tribes in India remains a complex and often paradoxical field, primarily when tribes are observed as distinct ethnographic units. A central question in tribal discourse is whether Adivasi studies can be treated as a distinct discipline and how it relates to other primary academic fields such as history, economics, and political science. A significant challenge in tribal studies seems to be that tribes are invisible in modern state archives, making it difficult to construct a coherent historical narrative for them, as opposed to other subaltern groups like Dalits.
The article delves into the socio-economic ramifications and the ostensibly egregious reality inherent in the Indian matrimonial system, which is deeply entrenched in the ancient cultural and religious fabric of India. It delineates, within familial kinship, how the patriarchal and socio-religious framework has historically determined the roles of women, that permeates not only Hindu matrimonial rites but also extends across various religious matrimonial traditions. The dowry system, intimately intertwined with the conceptual framework of marriage within the Hindu doctrine.
Manipur, one of the eight sisters of the North Eastern Region of India, is an isolated hill-girt state stretching between longitudes 93.03o E and 94.78o E and latitudes 23.80o N and 25.68oN. Within the society of Manipur, based on the model of questionnaire were distributed to 200 students of Ideal Girls College, Akampat, Imphal East, Shree ShreeGourgovinda Girls College, Imphal East, The Ghanapriya Women’s College, Imphal and South Asian Institute of Rural and Agricultural Management, LangjingAchouba, Imphal West in Manipur.
Despite the fact that education is a potent instrument for social and economic change, many Indian tribal people struggle to get access to high-quality education. In order to investigate current difficulties in tribal education, specifically with relation to digital education, cultural relevance, and assessment, this case study focuses on Jharbandh Block in the Bargarh area. The study uses a qualitative methodology, drawing on secondary sources like government papers in addition to primary data gathered via surveys and interviews with local officials, educators, and students.