"The subject matter of this research report / book covers the History and Culture of, Mithilanchal a linguistic province of India almost since the time of the beginning of the historical establishments therein upto the advent of the middle age over that territory. Thus the area of this research work is Mithilanchal as a whole in Bihar, of India in the context of Geography.
Combating High Temperature Oxidation, Corrosion, Erosion - Corrosion of Boiler Steels
Focusing on the challenges faced in thermal power plants, the book examines the premature failure of coal-fired boiler components due to high-temperature oxidation, corrosion, and erosion-corrosion, which can cause significant economic losses. It highlights that these issues contribute to a substantial amount of downtime in power generation. The text offers a comprehensive review of high-temperature materials and their degradation, along with protective strategies such as material selection, environmental adjustments, and various coatings to mitigate these failures.
The book highlights the impressive career of Santosh Kumar, a seasoned journalist with two decades of experience covering the Sangh Parivar and BJP. He has garnered prestigious awards, including the Ramnath Goenka National Award and the Raja Rammohan Roy National Award, earning the title of Pride of Journalism. Kumar's contributions extend to major publications like India Today and Dainik Bhaskar, and he has also received a Fellowship from the WHO on Universal Health Coverage. Additionally, he played a key role in launching the multilingual magazine 'New India Samachar.'
Focusing on the pressing issues of environmental degradation and fossil fuel depletion, this study delves into biodiesel, highlighting its properties, benefits, and drawbacks, as well as extraction and production methods. It also explores innovative feedstock options and the future potential of biodiesel. Aimed at guiding future researchers, the book serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in alternative energy solutions.
The book examines the intersection of women entrepreneurship and microfinance, beginning with a theoretical framework and progressing to the socio-economic status of women entrepreneurs. It highlights how microfinance initiatives can alleviate poverty and enhance the socio-economic standing of women. The final chapter offers recommendations and conclusions aimed at providing insights into the challenges faced by microfinance schemes. This research serves as a valuable resource for governments, NGOs, and MFIs in developing targeted policies to support women entrepreneurs.
Focusing on pattern recognition analysis, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for young researchers and scientists in data analysis and sample classification. It details the use of ultra-fast gas chromatography (UFGC) for collecting aromatic data, followed by various statistical analyses including PCA and SVM. The text includes quantitative data comparisons and outlines data pre-processing techniques. By blending experimental and scientific approaches, it aims to provide valuable insights and a roadmap for both new and advanced researchers in the field.
The narrative centers on a group of unemployed youth who organize a Double Khassi Football Tournament to revive community spirit and indigenous values. As the tournament unfolds, it reveals the tension between individual desires and collective goals within their society. Ultimately, the story highlights the importance of unity and collaboration, showcasing how communal efforts can lead to triumph over personal conflicts.
The book explores the complex interplay between employee involvement and stress in modern workplaces. It examines how different levels of engagement, from participatory decision-making to innovation involvement, influence stress levels and overall well-being. The research analyzes stressors such as workload and interpersonal conflicts, revealing intricate patterns and causal relationships. With both quantitative and qualitative methods, it provides organizations with insights to create healthier work environments, enhance job satisfaction, and foster a culture of well-being, making it a significant contribution to workplace psychology and HR management.
Women, and particularly those who are subaltern, have become essential cogs in the wheel of financialized capitalism. Women bear the largest share of household debt worldwide, and that debt has exploded over the last decade, reaching an all-time high after the COVID-19 pandemic. Things like subprime loans and microcredit policies both have an overrepresentation of women as clients and managers, enfolding them into the system. The Indebted Woman discusses the crucial yet invisible roles subaltern women play in making and consolidating debt and credit markets. Isabelle Guérin, Santosh Kumar and G. Venkatasubramanian spent over two decades observing a credit market that specifically targets women in the Indian countryside of east-central Tamil Nadu. They found that paying off debts frequently involved sex work or sexual transactions, making one's body available for surrogacy, and selling one's daughter or her virginity. Bringing together ethnography, statistical surveys, and financial diaries, they offer for the first time a comprehensive theory for this sexual division of debt, exposing the ways in which capitalism transforms womanhood, and how this transformation in turn fuels capitalism.
This book offers comprehensive coverage of recent design and development of 2D materials in the context of plasmonic-based devices. It provides a thorough overview of the basic principles and techniques used in the analysis and design of 2D material-based optical sensor systems, and it explains the fundamental properties of 2D materials.