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    VALUE SYSTEMS IN SCHOOLS “Education the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” – Aristotle” In today’s world‚ teaching values to our youth is more important than ever. From the moment they are born‚ children are extremely impressionable. They begin to form their opinions and view of the world before they even hit their adolescence. What we students and children are subjected to‚ what we see‚ and what we are taught at shapes up our personality and how we perceive the world. Saying

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    The Education System in UK Introduction By law‚ all children in the UK between 5 years old and 16 years old must receive a full-time education.  Approximately 8.5 million children attend one of the 30‚000 schools in England.  More than 90 percent of pupils attend publicly funded state schools. The remainder attend Private fee paying schools. 根据法律规定,5岁和16岁之间,在英国所有儿童必须接受全日制教育。约8.5万名儿童参加了30000 所学校在英国的一个。 90%以上的学生参加由政府资助的公立学校。其余参加私人自费的学校。 Education in the UK is divided into primary‚ middle‚ secondary

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    Reservation System in India The concept of reservation was enshrined in the Constitution to allow the so-called deprived classes to come at par with the so-called privileged ones. The Constitution of India allows this kind of positive discrimination in order to bring about equality of opportunity and status in the society. The founding fathers had never intended Reservation to be a temporary phenomenon. Reservations to the underprivileged were to be extended until they were uplifted socially and

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    DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ↑ “A hungry world is a dangerous world. Without food‚ people have only three options – they riot‚ emigrate or die. None of these are acceptable” - UN Food & Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Introduction 1. ↑According to the Global Hunger Index (GHI) report of 2012‚ India ranks 66 out of 88 countries in the hunger index. India is the world’s hunger capital due to the following statistics:- a) ↑ Hunger remains No 1 cause of death in India b)

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    soliciting or offering bribes[2] It can also take the form of office holders maintaining themselves in office by purchasing votes by enacting laws which use taxpayer money.[3] Systemic corruption‚ the complete subversion of a political or economic system. Governmental corruption of judiciary is broadly known in many transitional and developing countries because the budget is almost completely controlled by the executive. The latter undermines the separation of powers‚ as it creates a critical financial

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    “PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IN INDIA” Sunil B. Bhosale1 & Pralhad N. Kamble2 1. Research Associate‚ Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy‚ Gokhale Institute of Economics & Politics‚ Pune‚ Maharashtra(India) Email-sunilbhosale2001@yahoo.com‚ sunilbhosle@gipe.ernet.in 2. Lecturer‚ Dept. of Economics‚ Shri. S.H. Kelkar College‚ Devgad‚ Dist-Sindhudurga‚ Maharashtra (India). Email-pralhadkamble@gmail.com 1) Introduction:- In the context of national food security and poverty alleviation

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    38 Sujet : Subject Référence : Reference EUROPEAN REGULATION – REACH Pages Pages CE9 Version : Revision Q Date: 09/12/10 Etabli par : V.NGUYEN Established by Validé par : Approved by C. De Meerschman RÉFÉRENCE NORMATIVE NORMES REFERENCE CHAMPS D’APPLICATION APPLICATION FIELD OBJECTIFS PURPOSE Regulation 1907 / 2006 of the 18th December 2006 All the products European frame for the REACH Regulation WARNING: The user is responsible for checking any

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    The Indian Caste System first originated in Ancient India and while it has undergone changes throughout different empires‚ it is still present in modern day society. The caste systems were hereditary social classes that had four different Varnas‚ or classifications. The Varna that a person was in depended on their parents and controlled their entire lives. While the Varnas kept order throughout India‚ they also created discrimination and cruelty which is still evident in India today. When the

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    purpose of production” ( http://www.mba-mentor.com/history-of-industrial-relations‚ on 22/04/2014). ). Industry relation is broad concept and is being followed by approximately most of the countries in the world. Hence‚ Australia and My home country India is of no exception. In the below paragraphs I am going to discuss and compare industrial relation policies and developments of both countries from certain point of views. Firstly‚ as per history point of view‚ Australian industrial laws has its

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    1‚249 Words Short Essay on the Present Condition of Political System Voting at the elections is not a fundamental right for Indians. If you more than 18 years of age no one can stop you from voting as a citizen of India. In fact‚ voting is a way of avowing your Indian identity. You can be a voter as well as an eventual diplomat of the voters at the same time. This dual voter- voted to power entity of the Indian citizen is full of obtrusive and degenerative propensity and inconsistency. One needs

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