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    India Caste System

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    Divisions in India Society: The Caste System There are different theories about the establishment of Caste system. There are religious‚ mystical‚ biological and socio-historical theories about the Caste system. The word “caste” is derived from a Portuguese word “casta” which means “bread” or “lineage” (Encarta). A Class vs. a Caste System In any country’s history‚ a high stage of social development is reached only when the main social divisions are formed. “The caste system penetrates the Hindu

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    Jury System in India

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    Jury system And Its relevance in India. ------------------------------------------------- Abstract ------------------------------------------------- This research article attempts to explain what exactly is jury system and the objective behind having jury trials. Also‚ we talk about its relevance in India and Indian judiciary. Tracing right from the period after independence when jury system prevailed in India‚ later when it was abolished and the present times where it is nowhere to be seen in

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    The Caste System in India

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    The Caste System in India By : Justice Markandey Katju‚ Judge‚ Supreme Court of India The caste system is one of the greatest social evils plaguing our country today. It is acting as a powerful social and political divisive force in our country at a time when it is absolutely essential for us to be united if we wish to face our nation’s challenges. It is a curse on our country which must be speedily eradicated if we wish to progress. We may consider a few facts to realize how strongly caste

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    Banking System in India

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    BANKING SYSTEM IN INDIA Banking system in India plays a vital role in the economic development of a country. Banking system in India can be broadly divided into unorganized sector and organized sector. Unorganized sector mainly comprises of money lenders and indigenous bankers. The organized sector consists of commercial banks‚ co-operative banks and regional banks. Apart from these institutions which provide short-term credit to businesses‚ there are number of specialized term lending institutions

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    Education System in India

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    Education System In INDIA India is a developing country and is on a track to be a developed country in terms of economic and financial growth. This growth can mainly be attributed to its educational wealth and system. India is one of the most ancient civilizations in the world and as such education system in India stretches back to ancient urban centers of learning at Taxila and Nalanda which were one of the earliest universities of the world. The present education system in India is the

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    Grading In America

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    Greenwood went on to claim that‚ "If your maximum effort can only be average in a teacher’s mind‚ then something is wrong." I think he is partially right‚ although perhaps not in the way he meant. While Mr. Greenwood is arguing that the teacher’s grading system is at fault because it is too steep‚ what is wrong is more likely the necessity the student is feeling to receive an A. If the student’s maximum effort merits only a C‚

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    Grading in Cbse

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    The grading system for the CBSE Board has a few advantages‚ with the main one being making the structure easy to understand by anyone who may have an interest in the achievements of particular students: Rather than seeing a mark‚ they will have access to a grade which encompasses particular marks. It has also been designed to take away some of the competiveness amongst students so that instead of being given a numerical mark‚ a particular band of marks will fall under the same grade. This also

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    dowry system in india

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    the groom cash or kind. All of these could be done voluntarily and out of affection and love. The Hindu marriage system is sacramental. According to this system‚ a marriage is forever and there is no scope for a separation. Among the various ceremonies previously practiced‚ the ceremony in front of a ‘godly’ fire (‘Yajna’ in Sanskrit) has taken over‚ the old-fashioned system of marrying a wife by capture. This form of marriage began the practice of dowry‚ where originally‚ the family of the

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    CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION PROJECT CONTEXT Nowadays‚ technology is big part to humanity‚ to focus; the group will develop a system that will help the problem upon job seeking. To define‚ job seeking or job hunting is the act of looking for employment‚ due to the number of unemployment or discontent with a current position. Immediate goal of job seeking is usually to obtain a job interview with an employer which may lead to getting hired. The job hunter or seeker typically first looks for job vacancies

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    Eunice Lee Mrs. Hexter AP English Language - 7 5 February 2016 The Inequitable Grading System Consider a sixth grade student. He has been studying for three weeks for his final exam and hopes to receive a high grade. He gets his grade back and sees a “D” on his paper. This single letter changes‚ not only the attitude of the student‚ but also the setting of the classroom. Students begin to further segregate themselves into “smart” and “dumb” groups. These letters have defined the “intelligence”

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