Indulekha

Indulekha
Indulekha is a Malayalam novel written by O. Chandu Menon. Published in 1889, it was the first
major novel in Malayalam language. It was a landmark in the history of Malayalam literature and
initiated novel as a new flourishing genre. The novel is about a beautiful, well–educated lady of a
Nair tharavadu. The novel was written at a time when there was an emerging class of upper caste
and also explains about the matriarchy family.
"Aristocratic, accomplished, educated in English and incomparably stunning, Indulekha loves her
first cousin Madhavan, returns her devotion and holds revolutionary views. She fights a composed
and humorous battle to palm off the filthy and older Surinambuthiripad, seeks a sambandam along
with her. And Indulekha uses the primary person singular as she rejects his advances, her action
reverberates across Nair society"
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There was a split between Western ideal and traditional practices with educated Indians. The
Nambudiri Brahmins of Kerala, traditionally had matrimonial relations with Nair ladies, referred to
as Sambandham, Since solely the oldest Nambudiri youth was allowed to marry a Brahmin woman.
The younger sons were inspired to own Sambandham with Nair ladies, so as to take care of male
inheritance, since the kids born from such relations belonged to their mother's family. The social
system (matriarchy) practices by the Nairs were also coming under attack during this era. Many
Nambudiri men though learned in Vedas and Sanskrit, had little knowledge of English and Western
science. The novel highlights the lack of temperament of the Nambudiris to adapt to the amendment
of times, yet because of the struggle by Nair women to interrupt out of the old principle of
Sambandham, that had very importance during the late 19th
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Importance Of Passions In Education
"Follow your passions. Don't listen to your parents. Follow what you are most passionate about."
Syed Akbaruddin (The permanent United Nations delegate to India) said this at an interview my
student group conducted. I am a Humanities and Communication student and this is my third year in
the program. This means that I explore the subjects I enjoy the most, deeper than other subjects. I
have a passion for photography, writing, and other forms of art and communication. Because of this,
I am not able to choose a favorite subject, especially since my classes are so diverse. The way I
interact and study prove how I am eligible for this program Although my classes are different, they
do have a few similarities. They all require being able to work with others and communication
skills. I am a person that can make friends easily. I have made many friends around the world
because of the stories I publish online. This is because I listen to and respect others. This is also
because I am very good in communicating. I have won many prizes in debate and speech in
Malayalam (an Indian language) and English. During the summer of the seventh grade, I went to a
model Untied Nation camp in Georgetown University that focused on speech and met many people
from around the country. Together, we worked during simulations and created treaties during
caucuses. I was also given a scholarship for a speech workshop called Young Speaker's Club. My
instructor there is the one to suggest

Author Lives In Mississauga City, Canada. And Her Background
Author lives in Mississauga city, Canada. And her background is from one of the ethnic minority. In
Canada Ontario is one of the populated provinces. Mississauga is situated in the Southern Ontario
and 6th most populated city in the Canada and the part of the Greater Toronto area and lies on the
shores of Lake Ontario. The city has a 713,443 population (Statistics Canada, 2011 Census).
Toronto is the main destination for migrants to Canada and Mississauga city has a multicultural
population. In Canada heart disease is the second leading cause of death accounting for 20% all
death. In every 7 minutes a death from heart disease or stroke in Canada (Heart research Institute,
2017). Minority populations of African or South Asian ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The comprehensive health status report indicate that prevalence of Childhood and adult obesity is
increasing in the Canada. Mississauga city has a multi–cultural population. Most common causes of
death in Mississauga is heart disease, accounting for an estimated 20% of all deaths within the city.
Residents who live in a Mississauga are diverse ethnic background. Aboriginals and other ethnic
groups such as South Asians are at an increased risk for cardiovascular diseases like heart disease
and stroke. This will explain the epidemiological rationale for the topics. Even though there is
declined result of heart disease in the Canada, still heart disease is the number one cause of death in
males and females in Mississauga. This proof that the need of further education and evaluation of
the prevention of cardiovascular disease. Living in unhealthy diet and weight, sedentary lifestyle,
smoking and physical inactivity can lead to CAD. Heart disease cost Canadian economy more than
21 billion every year (Heart research Institute, 2017). Heart disease reduce the person 's quality of
life including chronic pain or discomfort, activity limitation, disability and unemployment this has a
significant impact on economic cost. By modifying the lifestyle and risk factors Canadians could
save 5 billion every year (Heart research Institute, 2017). Risk factors include smoking, alcohol,
physical inactivity, obesity, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol and

Business Study At Mathrubhumi Printing And Publishing...
THE INTERNSHIP REPORT On ORGANIZATION STUDY ON MATHRUBHUMI PRINTING
AND PUBLISHING Co LTD, CALICUT Degree of Masters in Business Administration– Media
Management (2014–2016) 22 MAY 2015 – 02 JULY 2015 Under the guidance of Submitted By Mrs
Anvesha Sharma (ASCO) Jithin Sethumadhavan Assistant Professor A7021314001 Mrs Uttara
Navin (Mathrubhumi) HR Executive Amity School of Communication Amity University, Sector–
125, Noida, Uttar Pradesh–201301 DECLARATION I, JITHIN SETHUMADHAVAN, hereby
declare that the project report, entitled "Report on the Organization study at MATHRUBHUMI
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY LTD". Submitted to Amity School of
Communication, Amity University, Noida in Partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of
MBA in Media Management for the internship done by me during the academic year 2015–2016,
under the supervision and guidance of Mrs Anvesha Sharma (Amity University) and Mrs Uttara
Navin (HR Executive, Mathrubhumi). ACKNOWLEDGMENT At the very outset I would like to
thank the ALMIGHTY for showering his blessings and his supernatural grace in abundance upon
me, without which this organization study would not be taken up and completed successfully. I wish
to place on record my profound feelings of gratitude to Mr G. Anand, GM–HRD, Mathrubhumi
Printing and Publishing Co Ltd for allowing me to do this project in this esteemed organization. I
wish to record my sincere gratitude to Mrs

Organisation Study at Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing Ltd
ORGANIZATION STUDY OF
Mathrubhumi Printing and PUBLISHING CO. Ltd, Calicut
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements
For the award of the Degree of
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Of the Mahatma Gandhi University
Submitted by
NIKHIL K
REG NO: 30295
Under the guidance of
Major. PREMNATHAN
MAY 2012 | DC School of Management and TechnologyPullikkanam, Vagamon, Idukki 685503Tel:
04869 – 248322, 248323 |
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the report entitled ''Organizational Study of Mathrubhumi Printing and
Publishing Co. Ltd, Calicut'', submitted by me for the award of the degree of Master of Business
Administration of the Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala is my own work. The report
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An organization is born when people combine their efforts for some common purpose. It is a
universal truth that an individual is unable to fulfill his needs and desire alone because he lacks
strength, ability and resources. So he seeks the cooperation of other people who share goals with
him. This organization study is carried out at Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd,
Calicut. The organization study has been carried out to get an understanding of the structure and
functioning of the organization.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The main objective of the study is to make an overall study of the organization.

* To study the overall performance of the organization * To understand and evaluate the functions
and activities of various departments * To gain an appropriate exposure to the actual work situation
in today's competitive environment * To make an in depth study on various policies,

Theme Of Voice And Silence In The God Of Small Things
"The God of Small things" is the polyphonic novel, where characters are demarcated on the basis of
their certain elements of language, which enhance their importance and employ meaningful
existence in the story. Readers and critics elicit meanings through gestures, actions, voices and
silences of the characters. Language acts as a synecdoche, thus voice, its intonation and accents has
also significance in creation of characters. Voice and silence work paradoxically as metonymy. Both
are mandatory in the world of literature, themes of plays, novels and poetry become significant with
these two devices of language; where voice leaves its words, silence shows meaning. It may sound
illogical to discuss voice and silence within the written text, which is mute form of language and
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Then this literary voice becomes the voice of Rahel when she is separated from her brother, she
deliberately repeats the quote as she feels that Ammu is no more fulfilling her love ritual and
abandoning them and they are all drifting

The Main Attraction Of Kerala
India has 28 states in that I belong to Kerala. The main attraction of Kerala is the Ayurveda
treatment. The state is famous because of decorated elephant and boat racing.
Language
Language is an essential part of everyday life. States within India have their own languages, more
than 20 officially recognized languages are there in India including English, Hindi, Punjabi,
Malayalam, Telugu, and Tamil etc. In that, English and Hindi are using for official purpose. I am
familiar with different languages such as Malayalam, English, Telugu and Tamil, but my mother
tongue is Malayalam.
Marriage
Marriages in India, which extended several days and it's filled with celebrations. Most of the Indian
marriages are considered arranged but nowadays some people prefer to love marriage. Arrange
marriage is the way of traditional Indian wedding is about two families are taking the decision.
Whereas in love marriage partners decide to whom should I marry. I like and respect Indian
tradition so I gave the chance to my family to take the decision about my marriage.
Food pattern
Indian food pattern is heavily influenced by religion and culture. Some people who belong to Hindu
religion they strictly follow the vegetarian food. Traditional Kerala sadhya is common for festivals
and ceremonies like Onam, Vishu and marriage functions. Sadhya includes rice with twenty
different dishes and desserts. The main desserts are payasam and halva and sadhya is usually served
on a plantain leaf. Fish and

Essay On Multi-Linear Regression
A sample size equaling 50 + 8m is required to do a multi–linear regression, where m is the number
of independent variables chosen. At least 3 independent variables can be analyzed (assuming a
moderate effect size) taking males and females separately if an equal number of males and females
are chosen (Green, 1991). Thus the sample size is adequate for a multi–linear regression analysis.
Therefore a sample size of 154 stable mentally ill patients is thus both practical and also would be
among the highest sample sizes used yet for such a requirement as this study.
3.2.3 Sample selection procedure (Inclusion and exclusion criteria)
Sampling followed a simple random sampling using currency method. Every OP day, every nth
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For patients with disorders, other than psychotic and affective disorders, questions regarding
hospitalizations, increase in medication and exacerbation of symptoms in the last 3 months were
enquired into. Patients with no such history were also recruited.
In all two hundred thirty five patients were selected. A hundred and seventy patients consented to
participate in the study. 10 patients were rejected after screening and six patients withdrew consent
midway through the interview.
Fifteen of the original two hundred and thirty five patients were suffering from extreme symptoms
like severe disorientation or exhibited hostile behavior or severe disorganized thought process
(understood from speech content) or were showed severe motor retardation. Such patients were
rejected without screening. This is because such patients could not be even approached for consent.
Otherwise, all efforts to invite all patients, selected randomly visiting the outpatient clinic within the
time period of the study were undertaken.
3.2.3.1 Inclusion criteria All patients who once suffered from acute psychotic or affective symptoms
and were currently stable with a score of less than 45 on the BPRS scale were recruited (Leucht et
al., 2005). For patients with disorders, other than psychotic and affective disorders, questions
regarding hospitalizations increase in medication and exacerbation of

Critical Points Of Current Knowledge
Review of Literature
A literature review is a text written by various authors to consider the critical points of current
knowledge including substantive findings, as well as theoretical and methodological contributions to
a particular topic. For any research work it is utmost important to create necessary theoretical
background. For this researcher mainly relied on the secondary information available in research
papers, books, business magazines, newspapers, survey reports of different companies etc. This
referring also helped in bringing about coherence in overall understanding of the area of study. In
this context a literature review through many international and national journals, books, magazines
and websites was under taken. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The research also makes it clear that improving RBS and the subsequent performance measurements
of readership and circulation must be a strategic imperative that has meaning and relevance to
everyone who works for the newspaper.
Mary Nesbitt and John Lavine in their research paper on Reinventing the Newspaper for Young
Adults in 2012 in their Research has shown that intensive implementation of the Readership
Institute's experience research can produce positive outcomes with a crucial audience. When given a
choice between traditional Newspaper and ad E–paper content that has been intentionally chosen
and presented to improve their reading experience, young adult readers clearly and strongly prefer
the Traditional Newspaper. It was clear that there are many definite reasons to choose Traditional
Newspaper." Now its a time for newspapers and publishing houses to develop and test a variety of
approaches and use those experiences to increase the Readership.
Mary Nesbitt & Steve Duke in their article about "The Experience of Newspaper" published in may
2008 The Experience of the research Paper was clearly a favourite over the other former research, It
was asked to the respondents to answer questions about various issues which interests in the
Newspaper which no other media's does. They had various areas of interest which

Culture In Honey Bee
Culture is something a person takes in with his first breath. It is an integral part of the society which
is learned and shared in a society by its members. A culture is built of the ideas, values and
behaviors that the society entertains along with the food it eats, the dress it wears and the language it
speaks. Culture differs along with the geographical variations and across the timeline. For that
precise reason, we, around the globe has a hold on an assorted mixture of different cultures. Though
greatly varied from place to place and time to time, all the elements of a culture can be generally
clubbed under two heads– The material and the Non–Material culture. The Oxford English
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In 'Honey Bee' the title borrowed from a popular–among–tween liquer brand–'Honey Bee– do
justice to the frothy narrative of the story. 'Honey Bee' serves its viewers the archetypal story of two
close friends falling in love with each other in a polished bottle which falls right in with its peers in
the new–gen gallery. The film is noted for its Fort Cochin scenario, its Malayalam–English assorted
diction and the Cochin jargons, which, with a sudden success turned into a trend of their own and
supplied the contemporary Malayalam speaking world with 'freak' words in their diction.
Meanwhile Ashiq Abu introduces his audience the 'Idukki Gold', which is the street name of a
cannabis strain originating in Kerala, more commonly known as 'neelachadayan' or 'neela'(4),
coveted by the pot smokers for its elite potency. Now his viewers know what it is, and for those who
have not seen the real thing, Ashiq Abu conveniently sets the climax in a field of marijuana. Both
films glorify prolific drinking and substance abuse along with friendship and love, imparting a toxic
message which the young contemporaries have most passionately taken up

Top 20 Sites for Kids in India
List of top 20 Websites for Kids in INDIA
1. Chandamama.com Chandamama.com is the website of India's favorite children's magazine and
one of the best Indian websites for children in terms of content and interactivity. It is a multilingual
site, with content available in seven languages including English, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi,
Sanskrit, Tamil and Telugu. The site has forums where registered users can post stories, jokes,
riddles and poems that they have written as well as their own original artwork. Among the other
interesting content available on the site are traditional and contemporary stories, quizzes, jokes and
wallpapers. Also available is a comprehensive archive of stories and other content that has been
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A cool feature that will appeal to children keen to learn animation is the Toon Creator which can be
used to create a Ben 10 cartoon.
9. Pogo This is the online version of the children's TV channel, Pogo. The website has interactive
games, message boards, videos from the channel's most popular programs and contests. Children
can also download wallpapers containing imagery from Pogo programs.
10. Disney XD
This is a website of another popular TV channel for kids, Disney XD, part of the Disney
entertainment empire. It's a beautifully designed website that showcases videos from the channel's
most viewed shows. Also available is a huge gallery of interactive games and contests.
11. indianchild.com
This is a website exclusively for kids. In this site children will find help on various topics. This site
basically contains a directory which has a detail listing of kids websites or fun and good websites
for kids. This page contains a number of topics like Math homework help, digital maps, vocabulary
building, flags, encyclopedia, general knowledge, quiz and many more. About each of these topics
children will find several sites which will help them on a certain topic. So Kids! What are you
waiting for? Come to this site and find help for your math homework or other home works or build
up vocabulary by searching through the sites.
12. kidscom.com

As the name of the site suggests, it is a website only for the kids. There are

Literature Review On Speech Recognition System
II. LITERATURE SURVEY
Review of literature on speech recognition systems authentically demands consideration towards the
finding of Alexander Graham Bell regarding the method of converting sound waves into electrical
impulses and the first speech recognition system developed by Davis et al. [6] for finding telephone
superiority digits spoken at normal speech rate. This attempt for automatic speech recognition was
mainly centered on the edifice of an electronic circuit for discovering ten digits of telephone
superiority. Spoken words were examined to obtain a 2–D plot of formant 1 vs. formant 2. A circuit
is developed for finding the greatest correlation coefficient among a set of novel incoming data for
pattern matching. These features are grouped into feature vectors that serve the purpose of reducing
dimensionality and redundancy in the input to the speaker recognition system. An indication circuit
was created to exhibit the already discovered spoken digit. The proposed approach lays stress on
recognizing speech sounds and providing appropriate labels to these sounds. Various approaches and
types of speech recognition systems came into existence in last five decades gradually. This
evolution has led to a remarkable impact on the development of speech recognition systems for
various languages worldwide. The exact nature of the feature set depends on what part of a speech
signal the features are expected to represent and thus what type of information is to be extracted. In

Essay On Duarte Barbosa
The Book of Duarte Barbosa. Barbosa, Duarte was a Portuguese factor at Cannanore and Cochin in
between 1500 and (about) 1517 and had left behind an interesting account on trade and political
events of the southeast including Bengal. His father Diogo Barbosa, a man of good family, was in
the service of Duke of Braganca and sailed to India in 1501. Duarte Barbosa's uncle, Goncalo Gil
Barbosa, had gone to India in 1503 with the fleet of Pedro Alvarez Cabral; and was left at Cochin as
a factor. It is probable that Duarte had joined Cabral's fleet and remained with his uncle at Cochin.
Duarte Barbosa was at Cannor, when the fleet of Alborguerques came to India , he had learnt
Malayalam to act as interpreter to Francisco D' Albuquerque on his visit to the King of Cannanore.
Alboq knew his value and made use of Barbosa as a skilled official. Employed him as his interpreter
in his pious endeavors to convert the king of Cochin. Correa's account states ... Show more content
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One province is along the coast, and is called Tulinat; another has the name of Legni, which
confines with the kingdom of Tisa; another is Canari, in which is the great city of Vijayanagar, and
the other is Chomendel a kingdom which they call Tamul. This kingdom of Narsyngua is very rich
and well supplied with provisions, and is very full of cities and large townships; and all the country
is very fertile and brought into cultivation. The province of Tulinat contains many rivers and sea–
ports, in which there is much trade and shipping bound for all parts, and many rich merchants dwell
in them. Between the others there is a very large river called Mergeo, from which is produced a
large quantity of inferior rice for the common people, which the Malabares come here to buy, with
their sambuks, in exchange for cocoa nuts, oil, and jagra, which are much used in this

History Of Indian Cinema. When We Talk About History, We
HISTORY OF INDIAN CINEMA When we talk about history, we start with firsts. The first ever
life form, the first man to walk the moon, the first ever film. Indian Cinema, in the past 70 years, has
seen films in about 30 languages. So, it is safe to say that The Indian Cinema has seen many firsts.
Let's start with Marathi; because the first ever Indian film and a silent one at that was made in
Marathi. Raja Harishchandra produced by Dadasaheb Phalke ,known as the Father of Indian
Cinema, was made in the year 1913 and was the first ever full length motion picture. Even though
this film is in Marathi, it is considered to be the first ever film produced by the Hindi Film Industry
also known as Bollywood. According to history, Shree ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The movie was called Pind Di Kudi. Oriya Film Industry, based in Orissa, known as Ollywood
released its first talkie called Sita Bibaha in the year 1936. Sindhi Film Industry also known as
Sollywood released its first film in the years 1958 called Abana. Source HISTORY OF HINDI
CINEMA Hindi Cinema, famously known as Bollywood across the world, is one of the largest film
industries in the world. The Era started with Raja Harishchandra by Dadasaheb Phalke, the father of
Indian Cinema and Bollywood, who made the first film of Indian Cinema and Hindi Cinema. The
first sound and colour films were made by Ardeshir Irani, called Alam Ara (1913) and Kisan Kanya
(1937) respectively. The period between 1940's to 1960's was considered the "Golden Age" of
Bollywood as successful hits like Pyaasa (1957) and Kaagaz Ke Phool (1959) by Guru Dutt, Awaara
(1951) and Shree 420 (1955) by Raj Kapoor and Aan (1952) by Dilip Kumar. Many Hollywood
films have been inspired by Bollywood. The Western Musical Genre itself is an inspiration from
Bollywood. !960's to 1970's saw some much appreciated actors who are remembered even today
such as Shammi Kapoor, Jeetendra, Rajesh Khanna, Mumtaz, Saira Banu, Sharmila Tagore and
many more. Some of the actors still active in today's films are Amitabh Bachchan, Naseeruddin
Shah, Anil Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt and a few more. Yash Raj Films and Dharma Productions rule the
modern era. Some of the best movies of this decade are Dilwale

Financial Performance Review and Objective
A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF MATHRUBHUMI PRINTIONG &
PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, CALICUT COMPANY PROFILE Mathrubhumi is one of
the front–runners among the Malayalam newspapers. The first copy of Mathrubhumi was published
on 18th of March 1923K. P. Kesava Menon, the prominent freedom fighter, as Editor and K.
Madhavan Nair as Managing Director of it.In the beginning, the paper was published a week and
had just one edition from Kozhikode (Calicut).Now with fourteen editions, including the ones at
New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai it has an impressive circulation of over one million
copies. In 1932, with the launch of 'Mathrubhumi Illustrated Weekly', the company entered a new
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While ratios are easy to compute, which in part explains their wide appeal, their interpretation is
problematic, especially when two or more ratios provide conflicting signals. Indeed, ratio analysis is
often criticized on the grounds of subjectivity, that is the analyst must pick and choose ratios in
order to assess the overall performance of a firm. In this paper we demonstrate that Data
Envelopment Analysis (DEA) can augment the traditional ratio analysis. DEA can provide a
consistent and reliable measure of managerial or operational efficiency of a firm. We test the null
hypothesis that there is no relationship between DEA and traditional accounting ratios as measures
of performance of a firm. Our results reject the null hypothesis indicating that DEA can provide
information to analysts that is additional to that provided by traditional ratio analysis. We also apply
DEA to the oil and gas industry to demonstrate how financial analysts can employ DEA as a
complement to ratio analysis." 1.4 Limitation of the study: * The analysis was made with the help of
the secondary data collected from the company. * All the limitations of ratio analysis, common–size
statement, comparative statements, and trend analysis and interpret are applicable to this study. *
This study does not take into accounts the other areas of

Financial Performance Review and Objective
A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF MATHRUBHUMI PRINTIONG &
PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, CALICUT
COMPANY PROFILE
Mathrubhumi is one of the front–runners among the Malayalam newspapers. The first copy of
Mathrubhumi was published on 18th of March 1923K. P. Kesava Menon, the prominent freedom
fighter, as Editor and K. Madhavan Nair as Managing Director of it.In the beginning, the paper was
published a week and had just one edition from Kozhikode (Calicut).Now with fourteen editions,
including the ones at New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai it has an impressive circulation
of over one million copies. In 1932, with the launch of 'Mathrubhumi Illustrated Weekly', the
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Our primary interest is to assess the adequacy of the literature in informing corporate managers how,
when, and where to make pro–environment investments that will pay off with financial returns for
long–term shareholders. To do so, we create a conceptual framework that maps the influence of
regulators, public health scientists, environmental advocates, consumers, employees, and other
interested parties upon corporate financial returns. Our discussion has relevance to all parties
interested in influencing corporate actions that affect the environment."
2. An Investigation of the Perceived Financial Performance
Abstract
"This paper is primarily based on Rogers' diffusion of innovations theory and Auger's empirical
study. An empirical research study was conducted to investigate the perceived financial performance
of commercial printing firms for conducting business–to–customer (B2C) activities using Web
technology. Financial performance was measured using four financial indicators: sales, profits,
costs, and return–on–investment (ROI). The diffusion of innovations theory states that an innovation
brings changes to a company. Web technology is an innovation that affects company's performance.
This paper investigates the effect of Web technology on commercial printing firms' financial
performance."
3. Strategic and Financial Performance Implications of Global Sourcing Strategy:

The Status Of A Woman Essay
I'd like to start my Essay with famous quote of Virgina Woolf, which goes as, "Women have served
all these centuries as looking glasses possessing the magic and delicious power of reflecting the
figure of man at twice it's natural Size" The topic that I've chosen for my essay is The Status of A
Woman in South Indian or specifically Malayalam Cinema. The first question the arises in my mind
while watching any Malayalam movie is why does the nationally and internationally acclaimed
Malayalam or for that matter any South Indian Cinema fail to represent women's experiences, Why
are The Female leads just subjected to basic chores, or as an object of desire? Me being a Woman
find it very disturbing to see woman being labelled in the same umbrella. Indian cinema has always
been under the line of fire for its potrayal of women as objects of desire. Be it in the case of
Mandakini, Parveen Babi or the current crop of actresses. From 'Sheila Ki Jawaani ' to 'Munni ki
Badnaami ', its usually women who are utilized as objects of desire and sexual objects. The situation
is no different in Indian culture where In reality the birth of a girl child is frowned and looked down
upon with disrespect in some parts of India and shockingly even among elite and educated Indians,
whereas the Birth of a boy is celebrated. Indian Cinema as a whole is the biggest culprit here as the
reach and impact by Commercial films is the most and it is very disheartening that such an industry
still uses or turns

Bishop Reding: Commitment To The Tradition
LIB – Commitment to the Tradition Bishop Reding is a reputable and recognizable school in
academics, athletics and leadership. I don't think I would be wrong if I called the LIB's and its crew
the "backbone" of our school's events and representation. When I came to BR, I was very lonely
because no one from my elementary school came here, and when I got here I had no friends and no
one approached me either, over time I made friends but I know how hard it can be to do that.
One of my goals if I am part of this prominent program is to make sure the kids that come from
grade 8 to grade 9 and/or the kids who join in the middle of their high school career, to not feel that
way. I will make sure I approach them myself and talk to them and make them

Personal Narrative: All-American Culture
On my first day of pre–kindergarten, I entered the classroom slowly placing one foot onto the
ground after another gripping onto my Strawberry Shortcake backpack tightly seeking protection. I
arrived at the classroom door and noticed something. The children frolicking around the room
playing tag were different. The other children had skin the color of snow and chocolate, while mine
resembled that of caramel. Of course, I had encountered those of other races or ethnicities, however
it was overwhelming and quite sudden for me, for some reason. Perhaps I had expected all the other
children to look similar to me. I had not realized at the time that my town had had very few Indians
at the time, and had a white and black majority. I had been quite ... Show more content on
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I was definitely not American enough or Indian enough. Did I have to let go of one, to be another?
As I grew older and observed others having similar experiences, I realized that there is a balance. I
do not have to lose one to become another. I can enjoy powdered Krispy Kreme donuts and ladoos. I
can listen to Drake's greatest hits and Bollywood film tunes. I can wear Nike Pros and salwar
kameez. My two identities created a new one. I am an Indian–American.
But being Indian–American comes with the list of practically infinite stereotypes, from both
Americans and Indians. "Oh you're Indian, you over–achievers. So good at math and science, you
are taking all of our jobs and ruining the economy. Stick to being cabdrivers and terrorists." I love
science and math, but I happen to be equally talented, or at the very least passionate, towards
English, World History, Foreign Language, Arts, and Athletics. People should be able to do what
they please and not be defined by the stereotypes that are created for them. Ethnicity does not reflect

The Themes Of Kamala Das
KAMALA DAS
Kamal Surayya, also known by her pen–name Kamala Das and Madhavikutty was an exceptional
Indian English writer and a leading Malayalam author. She was known for her poems, short stories
and autobiographies.
Her early life was one that had lot of ups and downs. All that was gently reflected in her works
much. She got married at a very early age of 15 to a bank officer Madhava Das. He was one of her
greatest support at all times. Kamala Das composed on a differing scope of themes, regularly
dissimilar from the tale of a poor old hireling, about the sexual attitude of upper white collar class
ladies living almost a metropolitan city or amidst the ghetto. She said that she wanted to fill her life
with as many experiences as she could ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She found relief in, rather, sexual pleasures. It can be understood that, this piece brings out the
inner–strength in her and her quest for self–identity amidst such hard times with her so–called
husband.
The inserted patriarchal quality she disposes of by and large the debilitating and builds routine
taboos which she thinks weaken against her fundamental self and consequently tears open her cover
and turns out from it to have a superior look of her general surroundings. Her story demonstrates her
desire for personality and freedom discovers its realization and satisfaction in her exploratory
writing.
My Story was banned at most homes, and better than average men asked their ladies society not to
peruse it because of a paranoid fear of it being perused off track. It was consequently perused subtly
by numerous ladies, with a dynamite free for all, and enthusiastically anticipated every week. The
serial was soon incorporated into a book in Malayalam and after that modified in English with a
couple of more sections tossed in. The book was anxiously anticipated and considerably more
fruitful in English. It has been perused willingly since the time that its first version in 1977. It drives
us to a sentimental world, where she puts on a veil to demonstrate to us the inward existence of a
lady covered up in

Front Office Assistant Case Study
Dear
I would like to apply for the QUIC Front Office Assistant position that was made available through
the Queen's MyCareer portal. QUIC is Queen's International Center that promotes a university
environment that is culturally inclusive and sensitive, as well as globally well–versed. I am a firm
believer in the importance of a multi–cultural environment built upon knowledge, respect, and
understanding, especially as our world becomes more of a cultural mosaic through means such as
globalization. Due to the reflection of my personal values within QUIC, I have decided to apply for
this position with the intent to use my administrative and customer service experience in a job that I
believe I will thoroughly enjoy.
Brought up in a multi–cultural

“Please someone help me!” Those were the very words my...
"Please someone help me!" Those were the very words my grandmother had screamed in
Malayalam, our native language, while laying motionless and gasping for air. I sprinted across my
aunt's living room with screams of my family echoing in my ear and quickly dialed 911. Without
any hesitation, my mother who is a nurse practitioner fell to her knees and started CPR. It took two
unbearable hours for an ambulance to arrive – they were completely unprepared. That night I saw a
glimpse of a healthcare system that was not only dysfunctional, but was understaffed and over–
worked. This ultimately contributed to the death of my grandmother. After the wake and funeral
services had passed, I still could not wrap my head around the preceding events. ... Show more
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Four doctors offered four different surgeries for his radical prostatectomy; with each of them
guaranteeing their method was the best. How could that be possible? From yet another experience, I
came to the realization that being a healthcare provider was just not enough. In our ever–changing
health care system, we need leaders that have a toolbox of personal traits that include managerial
and financial skills in order to be successful. My job as a medical assistant at Kurucz Medical, a
Rheumatology and Internal Medicine office, has provided me with the understanding of our
healthcare system's depth and complexity. Now you may be asking, "What are your future goals?" It
is obvious to me that I want to be fully engaged in a field of intelligence, which will allow
leadership, proper communication and management knowledge to save lives. If accepted into Frank
G. Zarb School of Business I see myself, in 3 years, as a hospital administrator for a large hospital.
The M.B.A program in Health Services Management will complete my personal package. It will
allow me to fulfill my goal of one day becoming a clinical provider that will pave the way to a
brighter future within the healthcare system. Apart from all the other top tier business schools within
the country, Frank G. Zarb School of Business is one of the only M.B.A programs that is integrated,
practical, accessible and affordable. With Hofstra's innovative

Difference Between Pranam And Namestey And Abhivadan
Difference between Pranam and Namestey and Abhivadan What is the difference between Pranam
and Namestey and Abhivadan..............? PRANAMA.....:The literal meaning of Pranam is to pay
highest respect to some one which is equivalent to touching his/her feet though feet are not touched.
As such Pranam should always be done by younger ones to elders. It is never answered by saying
Pranam back. In return the elders should give blessings. While in most Indian families, younger men
and women are taught to seek the blessing of their elders by reverentially bowing to their elders.
This custom is known as pranama.When one greets the elders with respect and deference, and in due
form, it will benefit one in matter of health and longevity, for the elders will ... Show more content
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This is not only a form of etiquette but a necessary discipline for social well–being. The cultural
norms are transmitted through generations through these social devices.Pranama is a specialised
form of salutation , employed in reverential situations "Pranama" is also derived from the root
"nam," with the prefix of "pra" added to signify "elaborately," "according to custom," with
"precision." It connotes more intense feeling of reverence, humility and greater earnestness; faith
and devotion are also inherent.The essence of Pranam is obeisance to God. Devotees bows to God
with humility and submission.The palm held together by the heart and the bowed head convey deep
reverence born from the heart and absolute submission of mind respectively. It is also offered in
recognition that God is

Essay On Alexander Mcqueen
Lee Alexander McQueen, CBE (17 March 1969 – 11 February 2010) was a British fashion designer
and couturier. He is known for having worked as chief designer at Givenchy from 1996 to 2001 and
for founding his own Alexander McQueen label. His achievements in fashion earned him four
British Designer of the Year awards (1996, 1997, 2001 and 2003), as well as the CFDA's
International Designer of the Year award in 2003. McQueen committed suicide in 2010 at the age of
forty. [1]
McQueen was known for his lavish, unconventional runway shows. McQueen has been credited
with bringing drama and extravagance to the catwalk. He used new technology and innovation to
add a different twist to his shows and often shocked and surprised audiences. The silhouettes that he
created have been credited for adding a sense of fantasy and rebellion to fashion.
AVAT GARDE – The brand ideology was never conventional and the designer almost always
experimented with new things to create out of fashion. Alexander McQueen was the man who made
the builder's bum fashionable. His "bumsters", which appeared in 1996, spawned the trend in
perilously low–rise, crevice–revealing jeans. It was a look that spread and spread, although few
dared go as low as McQueen's signature buttock–baring style. Hipster jeans became ubiquitous
throughout the 1990s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many of his pieces can be matched and described as poems. For instance the dress from 'Sarabande'
spring/summer 2007 had silk flowers and real flowers sewn together in it the real flowers lost their
charm and fell all the way while the model wearing then sashayed across the ramp. The concept 'all
beautiful things die' is nothing short than poetic. The direct resemblance goes to the Malayalam Poet
Kumaranasan's much celebrated work 'Veenapoov'. Which talks about the same concept through a
fallen flower and how it losses it's charm slowly. The poetic element in the design is

Analysis Of Arundhati Roy 's ' The God Of Small Things '
The relationship between language and resistance in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things, is a
site of continuous contest and struggle. Roy assumes a position within Western discourse to
communicate her ideas, all the while challenging and rejecting the very structure she inhabits.
Through her writing, rather than seeking to enter the canon of postcolonial literature, Roy strives to
redefine it. Throughout the narrative, she subverts the rules and boundaries of language, internally
pursuing a desire to resist both her colonial inheritance and the systematic oppression of Indian
society. She fashions a language of energy and oppositionality to the colonial legacy through a
construction and critique of the text's cultural and imperial inheritance. Through language, Roy
finds ways to resist any dichotomy that posits a correct way of being by writing to both counter her
native culture and also to honour it. This essay will discuss how Roy manipulates the colonial
language into a tool of resistance from the colonial language through her acceptance, subversion and
subjugation of India's imperial inheritance.
Roy is very aware that the language of the coloniser is what unites India. Throughout the novel, Roy
is faced with the dilemma of defending the value of her native culture against the universality of the
English language. Critics have consistently articulated that language is an active site of conflict in
post–colonial discourse. Literary theorist Bill Ashcroft argues

Personal Statement: A Community Analysis
I was born in India to Indian parents and relocated to Japan, where I spent my childhood. Because of
this, I learned Japanese language and culture alongside Malayalam, my mother tongue. While living
in Japan, I picked up on significant cultural values that were repeatedly emphasized. For one, I
began to internalize the value of humility. My father's boss at the time was emblematic of this trait;
despite being the successful CEO of his company, he rode a bicycle to work every morning. He
remained grounded despite having cause to flaunt his riches. I strive to apply this sense of humility
to all aspects of my future medical education and career. I believe I need to practice humility to
learn effectively and meaningfully. As a student, I can practice ... Show more content on
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By building closer relationships with my community and truly understanding their needs, I will be
able to provide better personalized care that addresses their problems and fosters a healthier lifestyle
overall. In these ways, a strong sense of community is beneficial and even crucial. And while I am
grateful for my Japanese upbringing in that regard, I believe it was also a negative factor at times. In
trying to create a tightly–knit community, I found that many times my neighborhood would exclude
unfamiliar people often based on superficial observations. Because of this, my family had to put in
extra amounts of work on top of adhering to cultural norms and speaking the language fluently. I
believe their sense of community would be especially beneficial if it began to incorporate a desire
for inclusivity. I urge them to understand that a strong sense of community is not founded on being
wary those who look different, but rather built around those who share a common goal in bettering
their neighborhood and the livelihood of those

Dominant Price Leadership
ICFAI UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN NAME: KEDAR SINGH TOMAR IUD No: 0901201057 IBS
No: 09BS0001057 Course Name: MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS Course Code: SLEC501 Faculty
Name: DR. ANIRVINNA C. Date of Submission: 08TH SEPTEMBER 2009 Topic of the
Assignment: DOMINANT PRICE LEADERSHIP Student Signature Faculty Signature
DOMINANT PRICE LEADERSHIP Dominant price leadership exists when a. one firm drives the
others out of the market. b. the dominant firm decides how much each of its competitors can sell. c.
the dominant firm establishes the price at the quantity where its MR = MC, and permits all other
firms ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Four Million milestone is not just a significant one for Dishtv but also symbolizes the
successful growth of the Indian DTH industry. Dishtv has always been a forerunner in bringing new
marketing innovations and going forward the company will initiate certain steps to rationalize the
package offerings which may include charging of service tax etc. directly from the subscriber.
Adding to its array of interactive value added service, dishtv launched the innovative Interactive
Banking Service "ICICI ACTIVE" in association with ICICI Bank. This service enables Dish TV
viewers to access information on ICICI Bank products and services, from the convenience of their
homes. To celebrate the festive spirit of Diwali, Dishtv launched "BHAKTI ACTIVE". Dishtv
subscribers can now get Live Gurbani from Bangla Sahib and Nanded Sahib, Aarti of Sai Baba from
Shirdi & Ganesh Aarti from Siddhi Vinayak, Mumbai, Aarti from Tirupati Balaji, Live Ganga Aarti
from Haridwar and Bhasm Aarti of Mahakaal from Ujjain. Dishtv customers can now get blessed at
the press of a button in the comfort of their home 24X7. Dishtv added 3 new channels on its
platform. This addition will further enhance Dishtv's strong bouquet of general entertainment, news,
sports and regional channel offering to its discerning subscribers. The company had added a record
5.29 Lakh

Subjective Narration In Citizen Kane
When the storyline moves in a subjective narration, the viewers tend to become closer to the
character who narrates the story from his viewpoint. Many of the films fall under the mix of
objective and subjective narration, where halfway through the films the narration shifts from either
subjective to objective or the other way round. Particularly in the 1941 American mystery film
Citizen Kane, the film moves into a nonlinear storyline. When a group of journalists starts
investigating about the life of the protagonist, the movie falls into the objective narration, but when
the other characters in the movie are interviewed, then their point of views including the flashbacks
will be presented through a subjective narration. Similarly to the case

Arundhati Roy and Chi Li Slays the Serpent
The First Weekly Essay
This week the author I read about that caught my attention was Arundhati Roy and the story of "Chi
Li Slays the Serpent" also caught my eye. The two stories are alike because of their heroism about
the situations they faced in the stories that I read. They knew there would be a fight of a lifetime and
they were prepared to face any consequences that came with the territory. "The monster conquered
you because you were too timid to put up a fight! How pitiful!" That was one of the quotes from the
story that really grabbed my attention to how I feel about some of the women that let certain things
go on in their lives such as abuse, or being misled for a long period of time. Well that was a short
story and not enough to write about so in further reading I hope you enjoy the reading.
Arundhati Roy was born in 1961, her mother a Christian woman a native of Kerala and her father
was Hindu from Bengal. Because of the divorce of her parents, Arundhati spent her early years in
Aymanam with her mom. The influence of her childhood years are revealed her writings structurally
and thematically. Arundhati's mother was a prominent social activist who founded an independent
school and taught Roy normally. Her mother's teaching gave her the ability to follow her inner voice
in her writings. She comment that "When I write, I never re–write a sentence because for me my
thoughts and my writing are one thing. It's like breathing I don't re–breathe a

Ar Rahman
Rahman was born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India in a middle–class Tamil family. His father, R. K.
Shekhar, was a film–score composer and conductor for Tamil and Malayalam films; Rahman
assisted his father in the studio, playing the keyboard. After his father's death when Rahman was
nine years old, the rental of his father's musical equipment provided his family's income.[11] Raised
by his mother, Kareema (born Kashturi),[1] Rahman was a keyboard player and arranger for bands
such as Roots (with childhood friend and percussionist Sivamani, John Anthony, Suresh Peters, JoJo
and Raja)[3] and founded the Chennai–based rock group Nemesis Avenue.[12] He mastered the
keyboard, piano, synthesizer, harmonium and guitar, and was particularly ... Show more content on
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It was featured in the 2002 Palestinian film Divine Intervention and the 2005 Nicolas Cage film,
Lord of War. Rangeela, directed by Ram Gopal Varma, was Rahman's Bollywood debut.[38]
Successful scores for Dil Se.. and the percussive Taal followed.[39][40] Sufi mysticism inspired
"Chaiyya Chaiyya" from the former film and "Zikr" from his score for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose:
The Forgotten Hero (which featured elaborate orchestral and choral arrangements).[18] Rahman's
score for the Chennai production Minsaara Kanavu won him his second National Film Award for
Best Music Direction and a South FilmFare Award for Best Music Direction in a Tamil film in 1997,
the latter setting a record of six consecutive wins; he later went on to win the award three
consecutive additional times. The musical cues in the scores for Sangamam and Iruvar used Carnatic
vocals, the veena, rock guitar and jazz.[41] During the 2000s, Rahman composed popular scores for
Rajiv Menon's Kandukondain Kandukondain, Alaipayuthey, Ashutosh Gowariker's Swades, Rang
De Basanti[42] and songs with Hindustani motifs for 2005's Water. Rahman has worked with Indian
poets and lyricists such as Javed Akhtar, Gulzar, Vairamuthu and Vaali, and has produced
commercially–successful soundtracks with directors Mani

Hanno Research Paper
The white elephant, a gift from the King of Cochin to Manuel, was an albino–a trait as exceedingly
rare in elephants as in humans. After being shipped from Cochin to Lisbon, the elephant–named
Hanno, possibly anglicized version of the Malayalam word for elephant, "aana"–was packaged up
for his journey to Rome. Although Hanno was accompanied by forty–three other exotic animals, he
was clearly the star of the show.
Upon reaching the Vatican, Hanno proceeded to stun the papal court and steal Leo's heart in a grand
procession, in which he danced to pipe music and performed tricks with his trunk. Manuel's
magnificent present charmed the entire city, inspiring poetry and verse about the king's great
generosity. Aurelio Sereno, a poet in the Holy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then he awarded the "Golden Rose" to Dom Manuel I ( should you expand about the Rose?)
La Dolce Vita
"Let us enjoy the papacy since God has given it to us" Pope Leo X
As the second son of Lorenzo the magnificent of the fabled Medici family, Leo was brought up in
opulence and splendor. Medici family was reported to be have been the richest family in medieval
Europe. It should come as no surprise when Leo continued with the sumptuous lifestyle at his new
home in Rome.
As one contemporary put it, the pontiff was "by nature given to ease and pleasure" with an
"overweening grandeur," (Adams). He adored beautiful clothes and dressing in rich, jewel encrusted
brocade robes. Castello Sant'Angelo, Emperor Hadrian's magnificent mausoleum was the favored
setting for staging his parties and other festivities. At his banquets, typically twenty or more courses
would be served with each of them announced by the sound of trumpets. Some of the meats
included peacocks, a calf, and a boar, and they were all arranged in natural postures and brought out
on trays.( Bonner Mitchell, Rome in The High Renaissance: The Age of Leo

Kevin Prince Research Paper
Autobiography of Kevin Prince
Sometimes, I come home after school and stare at a framed picture on my wall of Taj Mahal to
remind me of where I was born, India. I spent the first seven years of my life there. Then my family
moved to Edmonton, Canada, searching for jobs because my dad's business profit back home was
decreasing immensely. English was very different from my first language, Malayalam, but I was
taught the alphabet and its pronunciations at school in India, therefore it was not incredibly difficult
for me to adapt. My classmates here were a little confused because I am from India, but my name
Kevin Prince. Then I told them that I am Christian and they got even more confused. Over the past
eight years that I have lived here, I became closer to my family, made many friends, found new
hobbies and began thinking about my dreams and life goals. ... Show more content on
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I am very fortunate to have a family since the day I was born. They gave me shelter, clothes and put
food on the table. They love me no matter what and support me whenever I need it. My family
consists of my dad, Prince, my mom, Meera and my two younger brothers, Reuben and Nathan. The
rest of my family lives in India, which includes my cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents and great
grandparent. I am very lucky to have many amazing friends. I met most of my friends in school. My
best friends are Emmanuel and Tanraj. I met Tanraj in grade five and we got along easily. This year
we are attending different high schools, but I still keep in touch with him. I met Emmanuel on the
first day of junior high school. We are both Malayali (people that have Malayalam as their mother
tongue) and christian. I am extremely blessed to have such loving and caring family and

Analysis Of The Film 'Maheshinte Driksathhikaram'
After the most talked about film of Malayalam film industry in last year "Maheshinte Prathikaram"
("Mahesh's Revenge") director Dileesh Pothan and actor Fahadh Faasil comes together for
"Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum" (Roughly translated as "The Exhibit and the Witness"). Even
though it's only the second film from Pothan, due to the immense fan following for his previous film
which even generated a trend of finding minute details from that film and labeling it as Pothettan
brilliance, there was much hype to live up to. By making the subject into a dark humor rather than
the previous film which was more of a feel good film, Pothan was able to satisfy and surprise his
fans.
The film begins in a rural village near Alappuzha where chance encounters leads into a love affair
between Prasad and Sreeja. Their inter–caste marriage prompts them to shift to Kasargod. On a bus
journey Sreeja's gold chain is snatched by a man behind her while she fell asleep. As the chain is
being snatched she comes out of the sleep only to find the man swallowing it. With the help of
passengers and employees of the bus the thief is brought to the nearby Sheni police station, the man
denying the theft all the while. The only witness to the theft is Sreeja who was half asleep. So the
police decides to take the man into custody and wait for a day to find if the chain can be found in his
shit.
Just like in his previous film Pothan manages to make the locations into characters that are
inevitable to the

Ideas: The Devdas Metaphor
Devdas as the word comes to mind it conjures up the visage of a haggard, world–weary, lovelorn
soul, driving himself to drink and hurtling on relentlessly on the path to self–destruction. The
'Devdas Metaphor', a time–honoured, enduring tragic symbol of unfulfilled love, has captivated
readers and film–going audiences for the better part of a century now. Devdas has several
adaptations and translations and therefore it is good to look at the specific ways in which the Devdas
metaphor has engaged our imagination over several generations. Saratchandra Chattopadhyay's
Devdas was published in Bengali in 1917. It was also a time when the forty–year old writer has just
experienced his meteoric rise to fame. Saratchandra Chattopadhyay ... Show more content on
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The first official screen adaptation, a 1928 silent film directed by Naresh Chandra Mitra starring
Phani Sharma. However, in 1935 came Bengali film directed by Pramathesh Barua. It stars Barua
himself as Devdas and he even succeed in making the impact as the love–torn tragic hero. Barua
followed the success of the 1935 Bengali version with a Hindi adaptation the following year in 1936
starring K.L.Saigal. Further there was last of three language versions, by Barua first being in
Bengali and the second in hindi and the third one in Assamese in 1937 starring Phani Sharma. Then
Devadasu a 1953 film directed by Vedantam Raghavaiah, film was shot simultaneously in Telgu and
Tamil with slightly different casts. The most prominent version after Barua's masterpiece was
undoubtedly Bimal Roy's 1955 Hindi film, starring Dilip Kumar in title role, Vyjayanthimala as
Chandramukhi and Suchitra Sen as Parvati in lead (which followed the novel closely) and
considered by many to be the most faithful adaptation of the novella is still considered a classic of
the celluloid screen. The power and effectiveness of the early scenes between Devdas and Parvati,
are the scene where she proposes marriage to him, or their meeting on the riverbank just before her
marriage enhanced drama by some telling touches– that blows out during Devdas's last talk with
Parvati, signaling the closing of their days, even as Devdas asks her chillingly futile question, "Can
you run away with me tonight"; or the scenes between Devdas and Chandramukhi are etched out so
beautifully that it seems equivalent as reading novel. In 1965 Devdas an Urdu film, directed by
Kawaja

Essay About Toda
FUNERAL
Todas believe in life after death and believe that the soul is immortal. They have a grand funeral
ceremony. They cremate the dead bodies. The todas believed that the buffalo's spirit would be a
companion to the dead person and the dead person could live as he lived on earth and therefore used
to sacrifice buffaloes. However, this cruel practice has been disregarded by the Government in 1964.
There are two types of funeral ceremonies which is the Green and Dry disposals of the dead. Green
disposal is done when an adult dies and after a few months is followed by dry disposal for a group
of dead people. For a man the rituals are done by his son or brother but for a woman it is done by
her husband.
The funeral pyre is lighted from a fire ignited by friction which is thought to be ... Show more
Photo Credits: PTI; the Hindu; Above: Top Secret.
LANGUAGE AND ENTERTAINMENT
The Toda people have their own language called the Toda language which derives its roots from
Dravidian language and is similar to Tamil and Malayalam. This language does not have a script and
is very difficult to learn and speak. The Toda people only speak the language as they are not able to
pen it down on paper.
They are great poets and singers. During rituals they sing songs that are poetic. The only musical
instrument which they play is flute which is called as Pooheeri made up of bamboo. They live in a
society where everyone is equal and there is no differentiation based on castes.
EMBROIDERY
The Todas are specially known for their art skill which is their embroidery. What started out to be a
hobby passed down from generation to generation became their source of income and a beautiful
artwork loved by many. The Registrar of Geographical Indication gave GI(Geographical Indication)
status for this unique embroidery which prevents the art from being replicated and ensures that
everyone pays a fair uniform

My Aim in Life
B.A./B.SC
Tentative dates of declaration of results: B.A./ B.Sc. – 1st Year : 26.6.2010 B.A./ B.Sc. – 2nd Year:
28.6.2010 B.A./ B.Sc. – 3rd Year: 29.6.2010 PANJAB UNIVERSITY, CHANDIGARH DATE–
SHEET FOR THE B.A./B.SC (GENERAL) 1ST YEAR(EXAM CODE 101)
B.A./B.SC(GENERAL)2ND YEAR (CODE 102) B.A./ B.SC(GENERAL)3RD YEAR (CODE
103)/ B.A./B.SC(HONOURS)2ND YEAR(CODE 104) / B.A./B.SC(HONOURS)3RD
YEAR(CODE 105) (FOR FULL SUBJECTS/ ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS/ IMPROVEMENT OF
PERFORMANCE/ MERCY CHANCE/ ADDITIONAL CHANCE CANDIDATES)
EXAMINATION COMMENCING W.E.F. 1ST APRIL, 2010
(THEORY EXAMINATIONS)
(The candidates must be on their seats at 9.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. sharp as per date–sheet below. The
answerbooks with Optical Mark Reader (OMR) front covers will ... Show more content on
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Office Management & Secretarial Practice Office Practice–II (0518) 10. Seed Technology (0520)
11. Functional Hindi Paper–A (0522) 12. Tax Procedures & Practices (0524) 13. Industrial
Chemistry Paper–A (0526) 14. Principles & Practice of Insurance (0533) 15. Industrial
Microbiology (0535) 16. Functional English Paper–A (0537) 17. Food Science & Quality Control
Paper–A (0539) 18. Early Childhood Care & Education Paper–A (0541) 19. Fashion Designing
Paper–A (0542) 20. Information Technology (0544) 21. Agro Services Paper–A (0548) Computer
Science Paper–A (0477) 1. Sociology Paper–A (0275) 2. Chemistry Paper––V (0289) (Same for
B.Sc. Microbial & Food Tech. 2nd year)
9th, Friday
Political Science Paper–A (0265) Statistics: 201 (0282) Applied Statistics Paper –A (0284)
P.T.O.
–2DATE– SHEET FOR THE B.A./B.SC (GENERAL) 1ST YEAR (EXAM CODE 101)
B.A./B.SC (GENERAL) 2ND YEAR(CODE 102) B.A./ B.SC(GENERAL)3RD YEAR (CODE
103)/ B.A./B.SC (HONOURS) 2ND YEAR(CODE 104)/B.A./B.SC(HONOURS) 3RD
YEAR(CODE 105) (FOR FULL SUBJECTS/ ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS/ IMPROVEMENT OF
PERFORMANCE/MERCY CHANCE/ ADDITIONAL CHANCE CANDIDATES)

EXAMINATION COMMENCING W.E.F. 1ST APRIL, 2010 B.A./ B.Sc. 1st Year B.A./ B.Sc. 3rd
Year B.A./ B.Sc. 2nd Year Date & Day
9.15 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.
APRIL, 2010 10th, Saturday Journalism and Mass Communication Paper–A(0059)
9.15 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.
MORNING Elective Subjects: 1. Arabic Paper–A (0405) 2. Bengali Paper–A (0407) 3.

Research Paper On Manorama News
Manorama News is a successful 24 hours Malayalam news channel which was launched by
Malayala Manorama news group. The channel is also known as 'MM TV' and is based in Kochi
district of Kerala. Its headquarters are in Kottayam district of Kerala. Manorama News channel was
launched on August 17th, 2006. The unique feature of Manorama News is that it is the first TV
channel in India which launched separate regional news broadcast that airs at the same time (a thirty
minute telecast of regional news called Nattuvartha) to three different areas(South, Central and
North) in Kerala. There is a separate telecast for Middle East region also. Manorama News also
owns an Internet edition which airs updated news and videos. The news director ... Show more
All of them are publications enjoying freedom of expression. Malayala Manorama, Mathrubhumi,
Deshabhimani, Kerala Kaumudi, Mangalam, Deepika, Madhyamam, Chandrika, Janayugam,
Janmabhumi....etc., are the important newspapers published from Kerala. There are above hundred
newspapers published from this small state. Indian Express, Hindu and Pioneer are the main English
papers having editions in Kerala. Besides daily papers, so many weeklies, bi–monthlies, Women's
magazines, Children's Magazines Cartoon magazines etc., are also published from the state. The
readership of the state is above that of any developed country. Newspapers have different editions in
each district. Some papers have editions abroad because they serve foreign countries with
considerable Malayalee population.
Almost all Malayalam Newspapers give great importance to politics. The first press commission of
1954 pointed out this fact. The same state continues unabated. The statements of politicians and
superficial political discussions take a major portion of the space in newspaper. Scientific,
technological and major political analysis is often ignored. Though the pages increase, the matter
and content of news and articles does not increase (John

The God Of Small Things Analysis
In The God of Small Things Roy uses a unique writing style to convey a story about two twins
whose childhood is ruined by society's opinion on who can and cannot be loved. Expertly, Roy
manages to touch on important social issues such as caste systems, Indian politics and traditional
family dynamics without conforming to traditional novel structures. In the God of Small Things,
Roy tests the bounds of literature by combining adjectives and nouns, flipping from English to
Malayalam and adding italics in the middle of sentences. Roy ditches the structure of conventional
novels by using a unusual language that forces the reader to develop a more in depth and
meaningful relationship with the characters. WHY Throughout the story Roy joins adjectives and
nouns that foreshadow later scenes in the book. Although the pairing of adjectives and nouns might
seem unconventional, Roy does it in such a meticulous way which provides the reader with more
background information regarding the plot and the history of the characters. For example, when the
concession stand man is molesting Estha, Roy focuses on Estha's thought process throughout the
ordeal. "Good," the Orangedrink Lemondrink Man said, "Excellent" His hand closed tighter over
Estha's. Tight and sweaty." The childlike name" Orangedrink Lemondrink Man" is similar to the one
a young child gives to an imaginary monster that is made up in their heads. Roy's decision to have
Estha refer to the molester by this name throughout

Devdas Metaphor Essay
Devdas as the word comes to mind it conjures up the visage of a haggard, world–weary, lovelorn
soul, driving himself to drink and hurtling on relentlessly on the path to self–destruction. The
'Devdas Metaphor', a time–honoured, enduring tragic symbol of unfulfilled love, has captivated
readers and film–going audiences for the better part of a century now. Devdas has several
adaptations and translations and therefore it is good to look at the specific ways in which the Devdas
metaphor has engaged our imagination over several generations. Saratchandra Chattopadhyay's
Devdas was published in Bengali in 1917. It was also a time when the forty–year old writer has just
experienced his meteoric rise to fame. Saratchandra Chattopadhyay ... Show more content on
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The first official screen adaptation, a 1928 silent film directed by Naresh Chandra Mitra starring
Phani Sharma. However, in 1935 came Bengali film directed by Pramathesh Barua. It stars Barua
himself as Devdas and he even succeed in making the impact as the love–torn tragic hero. Barua
followed the success of the 1935 Bengali version with a Hindi adaptation the following year in 1936
starring K.L.Saigal. Further there was last of three language versions, by Barua first being in
Bengali and the second in hindi and the third one in Assamese in 1937 starring Phani Sharma. Then
Devadasu a 1953 film directed by Vedantam Raghavaiah, film was shot simultaneously in Telgu and
Tamil with slightly different casts. The most prominent version after Barua's masterpiece was
undoubtedly Bimal Roy's 1955 Hindi film, starring Dilip Kumar in title role, Vyjayanthimala as
Chandramukhi and Suchitra Sen as Parvati in lead (which followed the novel closely) and
considered by many to be the most faithful adaptation of the novella is still considered a classic of
the celluloid screen. The power and effectiveness of the early scenes between Devdas and Parvati,

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