...living. Therefore, Socrates claimed that for a human being to live a worthy life, everyone should question, examine and re-examine the values of their lives daily (Kamtekar, 154). This paper explores the meaning and the significance of the Socrates claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living” focusing on the Apology and Euthyphro. The words, ‘the unexamined life is not worth living’ by Socrates comes from Plato’s Apology when Socrates is sentenced to death after being accused of corrupting the youth and impiety (Ahbel-Rappe & Rachana, 229). Patterson posits that apology is one historical account of Socrates’ defense during his trial (Patterson, 16), and these words appear at the end of the Apology when Socrates is going through possible punishments for charges against him. Socrates utters these words when the jury has already found him guilty and has to decide on what kind of punishment to impose on him (Ahbel-Rappe & Rachana, 229), which was agreed to be a death sentence. After he has been sentenced to death, he is told to choose an alternative punishment like life sentence or exile but he declines the offer claiming that giving up philosophy would be disobedient to god and that “no greater good can happen to a man than to discuss human excellence every day and the other...
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...ever undertaken. • Acts and scenes from these epics reconditioned with songs, sung in the folk tunes, were masterfully crafted and presented to the village folk. Jatra –An Overview Radio and television era was about to condemn it to oblivion along with its modern counterpart - the up market theatre industry. However recent experimentation by some enthusiasts has revived this dying folk theatre industry . Gradually, Jatra is regaining its unique mantel again as a branch of successful performing art in Bengal. Present Day Scenario • Present Day - More than 50 Jatra • • • • banners Period of Shows - 7 months from October to April. 60 + Shows per Banner Tollywood Star Presence like Tapas Pal, Satabdi Roy, Chiranjeet, Rachana Banerjee The shows are enacted across various districts, towns (B,C towns), rural villages. Present Day Scenario The shows are organized by local clubs, who are spending anywhere between Rs 75, 000 k – Rs 3 lacs for each show. The price of each show is determined by the star value of that particular show The events are publicized through newspaper ads, billboards, hoardings, BTL activities like pamphlet distribution, local newspaper ads, AV ads on local channels , mobile van ads etc Ticket prices range from Rs 25 to Rs 100 for each show Present Day Scenario The troupes perform to an audience of capacity of 7/8,000 to 15,000 Average audience for each of these shows is around...
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...magazines, and brochures do not have any of the harmful side effects that broadcast media or internet propagate. They do not use any electronic gadgets which cuts down on the numerous problems these gadgets present. Newspapers and magazines build loyal fan followings within a short time span. Leading dailies over the world have readership in millions with print journalists being the main contributors in garnering such large reader bases. Apart from journalists and publishers whose careers are completely dependent on the print media and its popularity among the masses, advertisers also try to cash in on this medium. High reader involvement and low prices make the print media an attractive destination for advertisers. References Kejriwal, Rachana and Dipti K. Chakravorty. 2014. “Impact of Income on Media Selection by FMCG Consumers: A Study on Kolkata.” International Journal of Business Management...
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... • Special color photoshop jobs. Honeycomb creative services Pvt Ltd. (MAR. 2009– JUNE 2011). As a Image Retoucher (BANGALORE) • Retouching the skin and the hair masking for the model images • Jewelers retouching & cut outs • Cut outs the model as well as product images for the ad • Prepared composite psds for lay outs. Comart Lithographers Pvt. Ltd. (Mar. 2005– mar 2009). As a Image Retoucher (Mumbai) • Images for magazine,press ad. • Retouching the skin and the hair masking for the model images • Jewelers retouching & cut outs • Cut outs the model as well as product images for the ad • Prepared composite psds for lay outs. • Maintained production schedules and Deadlines. RACHANA IAGES (Jan. 2003– Feb 2005). As a Mac Operator. (Mumbai) • Color correction in RGB/CMYK. • Retouching the skin and the hair masking for the model images • Cut outs the model as well as product images for the ad. • Prepared composite psds for lay outs. • Maintained production schedules and Deadlines. Infinity Studio. Photographer Jignesh Jhaveri (sept. 2002– Dec 2004). As a PHOTOSHOP OPERATOR. (Mumbai) • Retouching the skin and the hair masking for the model images • Cut outs the model as well as product images for the ad. • Prepared composite images. Liberty Graphics (Jan. 2001– Aug 2002). As a Retouching Operator. (Mumbai) • Color correction • Mixing/ composition images. ...
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...Member Database! OGCDP – Parindey (OGX) 1.Rama Kanth Ketha, Vice-President 2.Anudeep Rajana, Team Leader 3.Sai Krishna Kanth Medapati, Team Leader 4.Apoorva Uppalapu, IR Manager 5.Meghna Baid, EP Manager 6.Priscilla Roy, Team Member 7.Rachana Kanagala, Team Member 8.Shivani Ganju, Team Member 9.Sneha Rao Battula, Team Member 10.T K Chaitanya, Team Member 11.Rahul Marripati, Team Member 12.Lakshmoji Koduru, Team Member 13.Syed Mohammed, Team Member OGCDP- Aayaans 1.Sampath pavan kuppili (team leader) 2.Priscila arunagirinathan (team leader) 3.sampath putrevu 4.tarun raj 5.sagarika allu 6.shiv chengappa 7.shubha govardhanan 8.preety singh 9.utkarsh kashyap 10.aditya kandukuri 11.abhishek tatineni 12.likita morla 13.bhaskar pinnamaneni Business Development 1. Ayush sinha – VP 2. Anusha balusu – TL 3. Priyanka ravuri – TL 4. Supradeep – TL 5. Ravindra jayanti – team member 6. Akhil namburi – team member and tm cell member 7. Rahul krishna – team member 8. Rithika deenamsetty – team member 9. Mounika alluri – team member 10. Andesh hrishikesh haribhajan – team member 11. Subha – team member 12. Shreya kukreti – team member 13. Sunny bose- team member 14. Mini chitwagdi – team member Ogip 1.Anish Menon – TL 2.Sachin Yadav- TL 3.Sudhindra Garimella 4.Zabi Ullah 5.Sumanth Nekkanti 6.Saritha Boddapati 7.Rohit Badri Yadav 8.Shruthi Sikri 9.Ramya Rednam 10.Manoj Kumar 11.Benjamin Oomen 12.Avinash Karakavalasa IGIP ET 1.Ananya...
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...STUDENTS SATISFACTION AT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (TEXAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY) Submitted By: Submitted To: Mehera Mansoor Dr.Rod Erakovich Rachana Luitel Rupesh Thapa Swastika Tandukar INTRODUCTION In this world of cutthroat competition, each and every organization should deliver some quality service to sustain. This concept can be related to the educational institutions as well where the student satisfaction is perceived as the means to end. Student satisfaction has been the compelling interest to every colleges and university as they are encouraged to improve the learning environment for the students and demonstrate their institutional services. Laurie A. Schreiner (2009) stated student satisfaction is perceived differently at each level and also help to determine the persistence of the student in the universities. The term student satisfaction can be defined as student’s perception pertaining to the college experience and perceived value of the education received while attending an educational institution (Astin, 1993). Education is the key factor in determining the satisfaction level of the student however other issues like the environment, safety, technology, tuition fees, etc. calculate the student satisfaction. Satisfaction is the good predictor for the retention of the student (Astin 1993) that is proved to be beneficial for the university. PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH The measurement of student satisfaction is essential to any institution...
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...Analysis of regulation fairness and administrative costs for the IRS Innocent Spouse Relief. ACCT 525 Current Issues in Accounting. Instructor: Professor Blaise Bender 04.12.2015 * Introduction When couples get married and they have to file a tax return every year, in the majority of cases they would have to file a joint return. This joint signed return makes the couple equally responsible for the tax liability and any charges that could arise from a mistake made in the return, and it does not matter if the couple is already divorced at the time that the IRS asks for the tax due. I believe it is highly unfair for a married person or even a recently divorced one to be exposed to tax liabilities and fines in certain cases where the spouse or former spouse engaged in activities with negative financial impacts or makes unilateral decisions in lying on the tax returns or simply makes blatant mistakes in the return without the consent or the previous knowledge of the other person in the marriage. It is very common for one of the spouses to entirely trust the other one with the home finances and even give that other person the necessary signature to file a married joint tax return without really even paying attention to the contents of the return. This trust is given as an act of love in the relationship without thinking of the consequences or impacts this could bring later. This joint signed return makes the couple equally responsible for the tax liability and any charges...
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...Bahasa Malayalam adalah salah satu daripada 22 bahasa rasmi India yang dituturkan oleh sekitar 36 juta penduduk, dan merupakan bahasa utama di Kerala, sebuah negeri di India Selatan. Bahasa ini juga dituturkan di wilayah-wilayah Kesatuan Lakshadweep dan Pondicherry di Mahe/Mayyazhi. Bahasa Malayam tergolong dalam keluarga bahasa Dravidia, dan mempunyai tulisan tersendiri. Kedua-dua bahasa serta sistem penulisannya amat berkait dengan bahasa Tamil. Isi kandungan [sorokkan] 1 Evolusi 2 Perkembangan kesusasteraan 3 Tulisan 4 Kelainan bahasa dan pengaruh luar 5 Lihat juga 6 Pautan luar Evolusi[sunting | sunting sumber] Bahasa Malayalam, bersama-sama dengan bahasa Tamil, Toda, Kota, Kodava Thakk dan Kannada tergolong dalam kumpulan selatan bahasa-bahasa Dravidia. Kesamaan bahasa Malayalam dengan bahasa Tamil paling ketara. Kaum Malayam Tamil Proto, leluhur bagi kaum Tamil dan Malayalam, mencapah selama empat atau lima abad sejak abad ke-9, dan menyebabkan bahasa Malayalam menjadi sebuah bahasa yang berbeza dengan bahasa Tamil. Sebagai sebuah bahasa kesusasteraan dan pentadbiran, bahasa Tamil telah amat mempengaruhi perkembangan bahasa Malayalam yang awal. Kemudian, pengaruh golongan Namboothiri dalam kehidupan kebudayaan Kerala; hubungan perdagangan dengan orang-orang Arab; penaklukan Kerala oleh Portugal serta pengasasan negeri-negeri vasal; mempercepat asimilasi banyak ciri-ciri bahasa Romawi, Semitik, dan Indo-Arya ke dalam bahasa Malayalam pada peringkat-peringkat...
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...Teresa Annette Luck Ashford University TOM Shoes One for One OMM615: Strategies: Marketing/Advertising/Public Relations (MOE1409B) Rachana MisrarajAuthor April 07, 2014 Thesis Statements Tom Shoes has an amazing original concept that no other corporation has been able to come close to. This corporation has limited advertisement but advertisement that is very meaningful and has excellent public relations. “One for One” is there tag line, for every pair of shoes they sale they donate to children in third world countries that need shoes. They aim their product marketing to the “hipster crowd”, young adults between ages 13-30 years old. This group is very conscience about the ecosystem, enjoy good coffee, enjoy supporting a good cause, very internet suave, and are committed to style. Toms wants to deliver a message to their customers, “it is more than buying a pair of shoes, it is a lifestyle”. Keywords: Tom Shoes, public relations, advertisement, corporations The beginning of this organization Blake Mycoskie, in 2006 was inspired to make a change, be responsible, help another human, and show compassion, because of the despair he saw in the faces of some children in Argentina. “I was so overwhelmed by the spirit of the South American people-especially those so little and I was instantly struck with deep desire- the responsibility- to do more.” (Mycoskie, 2011) After that trip in 2006, Blake came up with a bit of a risk...
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...Sengupta, M. and Dalwani, R. (Editors). 2008 Proceedings of Taal2007: The 12th World Lake Conference: 1628-1634 Shallow Lakes in Urban Areas: Ecological Restoration of Lakes in Thane City. Manisha Pradhan1 and Pallavi Latkar2 1 Pollution Control Cell, Thane Municipal Corporation, Thane, Town Planner and Environmental Researcher, GRASS ROOTS Research and Consultancy Mumbai, HOD Centre For Urban Studies Rachana Sansad Mumbai E-mail :tmc_pcc@yahoo.co.in, pallavilatkar@gmail.com 2 ARSTRACT Thane city historically known for the existence of the several shallow lakes is one of the most industrially advanced districts of the state of Maharashtra today. They are in existence earlier than 1881 and each one of them has a significant cultural and social significance associated with it. Water being the lifeline of communities and the prime determinant of the sustainability, settlements in the past were located in the proximity of easily accessible water resources. With the technological advancement in the field of centralized water supply systems, settlements are no longer confined to smaller clusters around water bodies. Hence over a period of time due to the demands of urbanisation, development has slowly crept up to the banks of these lakes thereby converting the once sprawling water bodies in to mere water tanks which are prone to degradation through development pressure, eutrophication and solid waste disposal Recently, the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC)...
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...The Search for Self and Space by Indian Dalit Joseph Macwan and African American Richard Wright Vaseemahmed G Qureshi Assistant Professor, Vishwakarma Government Engineering College, Chandkheda A B S T R A C T The subjugation of Dalits in India and Blacks in America is the result of slavery imposed on them in the name of castism in India and racism in America. Writers from these marginalized groups express their revolt against slavery through words. This presentation focuses on one black and one Dalit novel as a manifestation of the quest for self and space. Joseph Macwan comes forward as a prophet of Dalits’ welfare in Gujarat with his Angaliyat (1987) which is a representation of the emerging genre of the Dalit novel. It criticizes systems of internal colonization that exist within the Hindu caste system. Today, Dalits are both asserting their identity and challenging a society that had earlier excluded them, by writing about their lives themselves. Through the protagonist Teeha, the novel succeeds in demystifying ‘dalitness’ and redefining the real freedom of his fellow people. Richard Wright is one of the most acclaimed African American authors of the twentieth century. His Outsider (1953) depicts racial discrimination and the quest for identity. He creates a compelling story with his protagonist Cross Damon, a man of superior intellect who craves for peace and searches for his identity. In this quest, Cross Damon attempts to escape his past and start anew in a...
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...CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Much of the empirical research on mutual funds has not given any significant contribution for the mutual fund investor. Unfortunately many mutual fund investor have probably never heard about these research results or their implications. They have heard some rules of thumb guidelines from their brokers or peers about how to select a particular fund. The purpose of this present study is to identify the selection criteria, investors seem to use in selecting a mutual fund institution that suits the investors investment objective and also to identify the factors that are responsible for the selection of schemes floated by these organisations. Further it attempts to identify the reactions from the respondents' namely mutual fund unit holders of Mysore towards the performance of the different schemes. The researcher has employed interview schedule for the collection of data to elicit views of the Mutual Fund investors. Individuals from all walks of life have been showing increasing participation in the stock market, a place where one can see their money doubling in a period of time or disappearing depending on how they play the game. With the stupendous growth in the capital market, direct investment in the stock market has definitely become next to impossible. And yet investors undertake investments with minimal risks of the working of stock exchanges. But in order that investments prove profitable; investors...
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...ABSTRACT In recent years, many companies have increased their presence in the international market. This paper studies the companies need for internationalisation as it focuses on the factors companies must consider before entering new markets or expanding abroad. Many factors that lead companies to invest in the international market have been identified. The research is based on theories. Internationalization factors that motivate companies to establish themselves abroad will be included in the theories. The identified categories include of resource, market, strategic resources, efficiency and seeking motives. Network seeking motives has been identified as an additional motive. The research was conducted based on the qualitative approach. Existing information of related to the motives for internationalisation and the factors to consider before internationalisation were used. The secondary material includes peer-reviewed journals, international business books and research papers. A case study of Chrysodalia Ltd was used to explain the PESTEL and SWOT analysis. Based on the case, it is concluded that companies internationalised in order to increase their competitive advantage. Companies rely on factors, which include Resource seeking, Market seeking, Efficiency seeking, Strategic asset seeking to create competitive advantage in an already saturate market. The factors that the company should consider before internationalising are proactive motivations such as home factors,...
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...P RAMCHANDRA RAO VS STATE OF KARNATAKA SUBMITTED BY K.SAI SHARAVAN KUMAR B.L HONS FIRST YEAR LEGAL METHODS INTRODUCTION There are altogether too many prisoners waiting trial in Indian prisons. As per the latest comprehensive statistics2 available on prisons in India, there are 1,93,627 undertrial prisoners as against 63,975 convicts constituting 71.2% of the total prison population in India. The range varies from a low of 12.1% in Tamil Nadu to a maximum of 98.7% in Dadra and Nagar Haveli. The Constitution of India, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Standard Minimum Rules for Treatment of Prisoners clearly specify the standards of treatment with prisoners on trial. But realities in jails transmit an entirely different tune. Let us briefly examine the realities inside any prison. SPECIFIC PROBLEMS FACED BY UNDERTRIAL PRISONERS AND THEIR REASONS – Their Right to Speedy Trial as recognised by the Supreme Court in Hussainara Khatoon [I] vs. Home Secretary, Bihar7 is violated due to protracted delays. This delay is due to all kinds of reasons such as – * Systemic delays. * Grossly inadequate number of judges8 and prosecutors. * Absence or belated service of summons on witnesses. * Presiding judges proceeding on leave. * Remands being extended mechanically due to lack of time and patience with the presiding judge. * Inadequacy of police personnel and vehicles which prevents the production of all ...
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...RANK LIST OF MBA CANDIDATES WHO HAVE APPEARED FOR THE ENTRANCE TEST FOR ADMISSION TO MBA COLLEGES FOR THE YEAR 2012-13. M.B.A Sl No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 CET NO. AA002 AA004 AA005 AA006 AA007 AA008 AA009 AA010 AA014 AA017 AA018 AA020 AA021 AA022 AA023 AA025 AA026 AA027 AA028 AA029 AA031 AA033 AA035 AA036 AA039 AA040 AA041 AA043 AA044 AA045 AA046 AA047 AA048 AA049 AA050 AA051 AA052 AA055 AA056 AA057 AA058 AA060 AA061 AA062 AA063 AA064 AA065 AA066 AA067 AA069 Candidate Name GENDER Version Code CET SCORE MBA Rank(*) MOHAMMED IRFAN NIRMALA Y.N MANJUNATH JEEVAN KUMAR VIJAINDRA KULKARNI REDDAPPA M V LINGANAGOUDA M PATIL ARCHANA NAIK Maitri R Bhat Shashi Kiran B.N. arupananda das RASHMI. P YELLESH V CHETAN KUMAR .S SHARATH G SANJEEV D AMRUTHA C MARIGERI Bharath kumar B.S Asha B Shilpashree M S SHASHIVENI R J SUPREETH Y S.Sandhya KUSHAL KUMAR R SARIYA FARNAZ S Madhu S N NAVEENA P SIBI AKBARALI P.T SUMAN RANI SAMINUR RAHMAN Namratha S KIRAN RAJ S DEEPIKA T M ASHWINI H PUNEETH KUMAR M Naveen V Smitha G S SUNIL M ANJURU PRADEEP CHETAN KUMAR JADAV G DILIP KUMAR V ASHWINI VIJAY PRASANNA M Jagannath Honnakatti NITHIN KUMAR KOTTE VINAY BALARAJ Yateesh Kumar V SUJAY.C Harsha G D RAJANALA MAMATHA RANI P SAMANTHA M F M M M M F F M M F M M M M F M F F F M F M F M F M F M F M F F M M F M M M M F M M M M M M F F F A2 A4 A1 A2 A3 A4 A1 A2 A2 A1 A2 A4 A1 A2 A3 A1 A2 A3 A4 A1 A3...
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