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Factors that Influence
Investors in Investing Stock with Investment Interest as
Mediating Variable in Indonesian Capital Market. by Dimas
Raka Prayudha and Adi Kuswanto. |
This study aims to examine
empirically the effect of investment return, annual report
information, and investment risk, either partially or
simultaneously to investment decision with investment
interest as a mediating variable in the Indonesian capital
market. Data sourced from questionnaires that are distributed
and filled by people who have become stock investors in the
capital market. The total sample is 454 respondents. The
process of data analysis is a reliability and validity test,
descriptive statistics analysis, model testing, and
hypothesis testing analysis. The test is performed by using
Structural Equation Models. The tool used is AMOS version 24
and SPSS version 25. The results showed that investment
return, annual report information, and investment risk
simultaneously affect investment decision with investment
interest as a mediating variable. But partially, only
investment risk that has no effect on investment interest.
Meanwhile, the investment return and annual report
information have an effect on investment interest and
investment interest has an effect on investment decision. |
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Quality Education:
Learning Community vs Learning Outcomes (Basic Numeracy and
Literacy skills - Challenges and Solutions) by Dr. Sushma
Singh. |
The paper presents the study of
the challenges and solutions in implementation of learning
outcomes in upper primary classes in respect of learning
community of National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi, brief
of learning outcomes offered by National Council of
Educational Research and Training (NCERT), comparison of
National Level Achievement with the achievement of Delhi NCT
and challenges to achieve the Learning Outcomes. Also tries
to explain the strategies to find the solutions to these
challenges: Like Mission Buniyaad for strengthening of
fundamental skills, level-appropriate assessment, capacity
building of the teachers and awareness of all the
stakeholders of a learning community of NCT of Delhi. The
paper also presents the sample study conducted during Mission
Buniyaad project for fundamental skills in languages and
mathematics, reassessment of the students taught during
Mission Buniyaad project in schools of Districts: East,
South, West B, North West B and North of Delhi and deviation
on the online data filled by these schools. Paper also
explains the teaching strategies used during Mission Buniyaad
project and tools used in the reassessment process. |
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Eco-criticism Survey:
"Lei-Langba‟ in Moirang Haraoba with Particular Instance of
Mahakavi Hijam Anganghal‟s Myth “Khamba-Thoibee Sheireng” by
Dr. Santoshi Devi |
Lei-Langba (floral oblation to
the forest Gods and Goddesses) is an important episode of the
process of the Umang Lai Haraoba (pleasing of the forest
Gods). According to the Pandit Loishang (Department of Royal
Scholars) of Manipur, there are four major types of Umang Lai
Haraoba, viz, (i) Kanglei Haraoba; (ii) Kakching Haraoba;
(iii) Moirang Haraoba; and (iv) Chakpa Haraoba. The present
study tries to make an eco-criticism analysis of Lei-Langba
in Moirang Haraoba with special reference to Mahakavi Hijam
Anganghal’s Epic “Khamba-Thoibee Sheireng.” In the writing of
Mahakavi Hijam Anganghal in his epic Khamba-Thoibee Sheireng,
there is a unique style of writing of his own, an elegant and
different approach of a distinct identity. His account on
nature, floriculture, varieties of waterfalls and fish at
Loktak Lake, his sense of humour, vocabulary expressions,
appearances of metaphors, similes, imagery, prosody of verse
writing, rhyme and rhythm. etc. in them are simply beautiful
and are of high literature. In fact, his epic has great scope
for ecocriticism analysis especially in Lei Langba episode. |
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Prospects and Occasion:
Possibilities of Forging Australia-ASEAN Safety
Collaboration in Indo-Pacific Suburb after Cold War by Dr.
Vishal Agrawal |
The World has observed a gravity
shift in the field of international politics in amid of
evolving new power dynamics between the United States and the
People’s Republic of China and escalating South China Sea
conflict. These potential conflicts have serious
repercussions—especially in Indo-Pacific regional security
architecture—thereby, are required to build a partnership
between Australia and the Association of South East Asian
Nations (ASEAN) to deal with security challenges. Thus, this
research article strives, based on primary sources and
secondary data, to examine the evolving security partnership
between Australia and the ASEAN in Indo-Pacific region after
Cold War in the context of changing security landscape—such
as rise of China and the future of international order— which
provide opportunity to both to forge a security partnership.
In order to examine the study, this article employs
analytical, case study technique and explorative methods. It
argues that mutual learning and sharing information would be
germane between Australia-ASEAN nexus about cautious powers
like China and its unpredictable behavior, both as
opportunity economically but for some as challenge for
regional security and Indo-Pacific established order. It
concludes by enunciating that in amid rising challenges and
opportunities in Indo-Pacific Australia-ASEAN need to
reinforce their security partnership for preserving and
sustain international law and the vision of Indo-Pacific. |
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Women’s Contribution for
Agriculture and Food Safety by Dr.Sana Shaik & Dr. Reshma
Bano |
The aim of this study was to
investigate the relation between the provisions of food for
household members and educational status of women for food
security. In addition to this several varieties of food given
to different population and household labour saving devices
(LSD) were also evaluated. Statistics were collected from 250
randomly selected women in two districts of Ganderbal and
Bandipora of Jammu and Kashmir. The results depicted that the
educational level gained by the respondents has a
relationship with the LSD at significant levels of 0.05.
Moreover, it showed quite high degree of association between
age and educational level. Thus it can be concluded that the
women possessing higher degree of qualification are likely to
provide different varieties of food and thereby increasing
the household food security. |
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