Jai Maa Saraswati Gyandayini An International Multidisciplinary e-Journal

Effect of the Provisions of the Right to Education Act-2009 on School Dropout of Muslim Students in Upper Primary Schools

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar , Prof. Vijay Jaiswal — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

In the present research study, the impact of the provisions of the Right to Education Act-2009 on the school dropout of Muslim students in upper primary schools of Hapur and Baghpat districts of Uttar Pradesh has been seen on the basis of rural and urban areas. In this research, based on quantitative research method, record analysis method has been used under the survey method. In this research, as a sample, 12 upper primary schools have been selected equally from rural and urban areas of Baghpat and Hapur districts on the basis of purposive method of sampling. The records of all the students of the Muslim category from the academic session-2015 to 2019 of these schools have been analysed. Means, averages and diagrams have been used for the analysis of the data. As a research conclusion, it was found that after the implementation of the Right to Education Act, there has been an improvement in the school dropout of Muslim students in upper primary schools. But it has been found in both urban and rural areas in a disorganized rather than continuous manner.

Antiquities of Pratihara Sculptures with Special Reference of Kannauj

Dr. Ratna Singh — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Kannauj is one among the most ancient place of India having rich archaeological and cultural heritage. The ancient name of Kannauj is Kanyakubja or Mahodyanagar. Kannauj is also known as the main place of war in the 'Tripartite Struggle' between the Gurjara Pratihara, the Palas and the Rashtrakutas. This war ultimately ended in favour of the Pratihara ruler Nagabhatta IInd. They made the city the capital of the Pratihara State, which ruled for nearly three centuries. Under the Pratiharas, Kannauj reached the zenith of its power, learning and culture. The entire sculpture obtained from excavation of Kannauj presents an excellent outline of society and culture of Pratihara Period. The sculptures found in the excavation can be classify under the different categories -1 Religious sculptures, 2 - Related to folk life sculptures, 3- Sculptures related to animal- birds and nature, which reflects the religious and supernatural life of Pratihara Period.

Philosophical Illustration in the Khandakavyas of Mahakavi Kalidas

Shashi Rajpoot, Dr. S. S. Gautam — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Mahakavi Kalidas is one of the main poets of Sanskrit literature. His creations are ranked among the greatest creations of the world. He has created a total of seven compositions, which is unique. He has composed three plays, two epics and two Khandakavyas. He has thrown light on every aspect of life in his creations. In the Khandakavyas of Kalidas, we get the depiction of many philosophies of life. Kalidas ji was a good geographer. We get the geographical information of India in his Khandakavya Meghdoot. In Meghdoot, the geographical location of India is described through the route told by the hero to Megh. Shaiv Darshan has been depicted by Badal through the Mahakaleshwar temple of Ujjain. In his Khandakavyas, knowledge of life philosophy, geographical philosophy, Shaiv philosophy as well as knowledge of other philosophies is also obtained. Through the presented research paper, an attempt has been made to explain the philosophies described in the Khandakavyas of Mahakavi Kalidas.

Reflection of Multi-Cultural Issues in Kiran Desai’s: The Inheritance of Loss

Dr. Tejaswini Behera — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Kiran Desai, daughter of well-known internationally renowned Indian English novelist Anita Desai, one of the highly intellectual young writers in the galaxy of modern Indian English fiction writers, beautifully portrays the cultural issues faced by the Indian immigrants in all her literary works, especially The Inheritance of Loss. As a second generation of Indian Diaspora and the youngest achiever of the prestigious Man Booker Prize in 2006, at the tender age of 35. She feels the cultural clash, detachment and dislocation by living and educating in India, England and USA. The multi- cultural issue rotates around New York and Kalimpong in the novel The Inheritance of Loss, published in 2006. In the novel, the novelist with the help of her globalised knowledge beautifully projects the issues of multiculturalism and the problems face by an immigrant through her lively characters in the novel.