this study was to evaluate the effects of Turkish and Indian dramas on Pakistani women. The impact of dramas explore as a change in the culture. There are many impacts of Turkish and Indian dramas that effect the Pakistani culture. Indian language is quietly similar with the language of Pakistan but in case of Turkish language is completely different with the Pakistani language. This section would provide the previous literature about the cultural
were traditional farmers, Over the time Zanzibar developed specialised products primarily cloves, mangrove pole and seaweeds. Seaweed in Zanzibar was introduced in the late 1980s from the Philippines and it immediate took the shallow waters of the Indian. Seaweed is a type of plant that grows in the sea. Seaweed may belong to one of several groups of multicellular algae; the red algae, green algae, and brown algae. In 1989, seaweed farming was introduced on the east coast of Unguja (Zanzibar Island)
grain production as compared to 30 % for wheat and 20% for rice. Globally maize occupies the fifth largest position in area and sixth position in production, contributing to 2.4% of world production with almost 5% share in world harvested area. In Indian Agriculture maize holds a major position. Among the cereal crops in India, maize ranks third in production as its annual production is around 21 million tonnes and its covering 8.5 million hectares. In the year 2012-13, maize
clothes to wear and thus challenge parental legitimacy over decision making (Smetana, 1988). In all types of societies family is a basic social institution with multi-purpose functions. It has biological, psychological, economic, religious and cultural functions (Murdock, 1949). Emphasizing the importance of the study of family in the context of India’s modernization D. G. Mandelbaum writes: Whatever else the sociological study of society may encompass it must include family roles and relations
forests is not just the planet that we live in. The Earth is the basis of our existence, the root of our being. There are no us without the Earth. All cultures recognized the importance of Earth for the sustenance of human life, and thus in every cultural system, we see an ardent reverence and worship of Earth as a life giver, and preserver, even destroyer and thus a creator of new forms and an embodiment of change. These practices of Earth worship, Earth healing and Earth orientation that was part