VI. Review of Literature Eco feminist tries to make the investigation on the relationship between women and nature. For them, oppression and subordination of women and the destruction of the nature are the result of the patriarchal and capitalist system of the society
2. Review of Literature Neem is the most versatile, multifarious trees of tropics, with immense potential and native to Indian sub-continent (Roxburgh, 1874). It has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for more than 4000 years due to its medicinal properties. Neem is called ‘arista’ in Sanskrit a word that means ‘perfect, complete and imperishable’. Most of the plant parts such as fruits, seeds, leaves, bark and roots contain compounds with proven antiseptic, antiviral, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory
CHAPTER – II REVIEW OF LITERATURE The Indian gems and jewellery have passed through different phases, and have been influenced by different religious and cultural streams. The rich tradition craft is still relevant in the Indian household, and in many communities the use of craft is for artistic pursuits and as a source of occupation. Review of literature is the most simple and fruitful basis of formulating the research problems precisely. For this purpose the research has to review the works
CONSUMER AWARENESS AND SATISFACTION TOWARDS ORGANIC PRODUCTS IN PALAKKAD DISTRICT-KERALA Abisha .K. A, DR.P.Kannan research scholar sree narayana guru college k.g.chavadi assistant professor sree narayana guru college k.g.chavadi Abstract The adoption of organic production and processing is highly determined by market demand. Therefore this is reflected in consumer’s awareness and satisfaction towards organic food products. This research result indicated that the main reason for purchasing organic
………………………………………………………….. Working Title: Impact of education on sustainable development vis-à-vis rural community in the state of Bihar ………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………….. Submitted for: M.Phil. in Development Practice ………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………….. Submitted by: Abhishek Anand Application no.: 149439 ………………………………………………………….. Abstract: Introduction: Education, or the transmission, acquisition, creation and adaptation of information, knowledge, skills and values
Review of Literature Philip (2003)3 has studied the marketing system of pepper and cardamom and to analyse the major influencing factors has found out that the cardamom producers get good remuneration and the cardamom has fine demand in the market. Almost all the
INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction In the modern world, an organization or an industry or an individual can outperform its competitors by winning over their customers. To win over a customer, better ways of meeting and satisfying their needs are to be adopted. In the case of a service industry, successful teaming up of all employees and their departments for designing and implementing a competitively superior customer value delivery system is a pre requisite for achieving effectiveness. Customer’s
teak is a one producing high and the high quality wood. Large tree, straight trunk, can grow up to 30-40 m high. Large-leaved, which fall in the dry season. The name is derived from the word thekku in Malayalam, the other language in the state of Kerala in southern India. The scientific name is Tectona grandis teak. Teak most widely spread in Asia. In addition to the four home countries and Indonesian teak, teak developed as plantations in Sri Lanka (since 1680), China (early 19th century), Bangladesh
and Chris Banfield. An Introduction to Post-Colonial Theatre. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996. Das, B. Saviour. Drama as Text and Performance in Vijay Tendulkar and Girish Karnad. Thiruvananthapuram: University of Kerala, 2002. Department of English & Modern European Languages, University of Allahabad (ed.). English Verse Selections: Part II, (New Delhi: O.U.P., 2001) Dept. of English, SDNBV College for Women. Some Perspectives in Indian Writing in
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of study Since the beginning of agriculture humans have had to endure major crop losses because of disease. Even today, when crop health is under careful scrutiny, disease may suddenly strike and ruin an entire season's growth. Fungal plant pathogens play an important role in all our lives as they threaten food security, economic prosperity and natural environments. Many fungi produce biologically activecompounds, several of which are toxicto animals or plants