Why do most young persons not see agriculture as a viable option for their involvement and employment? According to Liu (2014), agriculture is up to four times more effective than other sectors in reducing poverty. Increasingly, the world is counting on agriculture to produce more nutritious food for and improve the livelihoods of a booming population, especially the poor. The ability of the youths to engage in productive agricultural activities has social and economic benefits for both the young
areas, social work theory and its implications towards youth empowerment. V.1. The Study in Retrospect The present study analyzed the main problems faced by the youth such as education, employment and health related problems in Senapati Distict, Manipur; and also studied the prospects of youth on the mentioned issues. Education is one of the main problems faced by the youths
spoke on the economic, political scenario, mass media development, television advertising regulations and Islamic advertising in their countries. The data is examined in accordance with Fairclough’s (1995) three-dimensional framework. This framework explores the linkages between discourse, ideology and power which are implicit to the representatives. Fairclough stresses that discourse practice concurrently includes: (i) social identities, (ii) social relations and (iii) systems of knowledge and belief
vital resource and it will be impossible to sustain biodiversity or encourage social and economic development without it (Bucas, 2006). Water is essential for domestic use, agricultural use, mining, recreational and industrialization. These activities have an effect on the water quality and quantity of the water such as, water contamination with waste produced from mining and industries, run off into the river of agriculture fertilizers (Claassen, 2010).
The desire to communicate around the globe is increasing due to massive evolution of media and technology. The thought of being able to know more about the different cultures around the world, being able to conduct business online, gain education through one global medium is rather intriguing to human minds. Ever since the invention of the internet it has not only been beneficial but also intimidating for the users. Every other invention comes with positive aspects which we find beneficial for us
in most times it is difficult to explain since its concepts, methods and applications are always evolving on an almost daily basis making it difficult for industries to keep up with its frequent changes. According to the European commission ; the importance of ICT rely less on the technology as it is, than it is able to create greater access to information and communication in undeserved populations. ICT is also being considered as an assisting tool ICT has different roles on various industries. ICT
rabbits in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park to discourage the leopards from entering human settlement in search of food. (The Hindu, 2004) These series of attacks and unusual mitigation by the Forest Department caught the attention of the international media partly because
area were categorized into five different classes namely vegetation, agriculture, barren, built-up and water body. The results indicate that during the last two decades, vegetation and built-up land have been increased by 3.51% (9.39 km2) and 3.55% (9.48 km2) while agriculture, barren land and water body have decreased by 1.52% (4.06 km2), 5.46% (14.59 km2) and 0.08% (0.22 km2), respectively. The paper highlights the importance of digital change detection techniques for nature and location of change
represent rap music, while Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus represent modern hip hop, although the song seems as if it’s one genre of music it’s not. Celebrities have out done themselves in the music industry. Not only are they aware of cultural and social conflicts, they are able to be role models for the people within their own culture and
generating quality research outputs and extend to the community mature technologies for a realistic, globally competitive and sustainable attainment of the College’s vision, to be a total University within the ethos of excellence in public service, social responsibility and accountability for the 21st century. Still our aim is the “universityhood” of the College under the challenging world of competition in the name of internationalization of education as brought by globalization, thus, there should