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A couple of individuals may trust that online privacy is a, well, private issue. If you needn't bother with your information getting out on the web, don't put it by means of Social. Simple, right? In any case, keeping your information private isn't just about your own specific choices. It is also depend on your friend’s choice also. A study regarding the social media issues shows that the persons which are using social media may need to stop the concept that privacy of their information is in their own hands. When someone comes into social sites or network, the demand of the person is, clearly, to find friends. To encourage the process of finding friends, various applications offer to import contact records from some person's phone or email or Face book, to find matches with those people who are already present over the network. Sharing of the contact on the social sites is safe by all the attacks. Professor David Garcia, a computational social scientist in Au

Technological developments have changed the lives of people drastically, especially with the formation of the social media. Today social media is not only about tweeting about your achievements but includes much more. Social media is getting very popular because of the increasing prominence which it has gained these days. Some years ago when social media got a boom and when many of the social networking sites came into existence which we are using today, at time nobody had even thought that social media will rule our lives one day in such a way. Social media is an internet based tool to distribute information among individuals. It involves blogging and various other interactive activities which enable the individuals to connect themselves in conversations with one another, often as a discussion over a particular blog post, news, article, or any event. With internet becoming a necessity in every home or office, majority of people who are online spend most of their time on social medi

Nobody ever thought that Spirituality could get related to management. The two fields which were entirely different from each other today are seeking lot of recognition and it seems as if they are gelling pretty well with each other. One of a new dimension in management studies and research approaches is Workplace Spirituality which is still in evolving stage. It is not about religion or organized religious practices, not about god or theology. Modern authors consider it entirely different from religion.   To define Workplace Spirituality is itself a task, it being too subjective different authors have given different definitions to explain it. Karakas (2010) said that there are more than 2000 definitions of Workplace Spirituality and till now there is no consensus. The most accepted definition is that of Ashmos and Duchon (2003) who said Workplace Spirituality is about recognizing that people have an inner life that nourishes and is nourished by meaningful work in the context of

LokAdalat  ("Public Court" or "People's Court") is one of the  Alternative dispute resolution  mechanisms in India, it is a forum where cases pending or at pre litigation stage in a court of law are settled. They have been given statutory status under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. Under this Act, the award (decision) made by the Lok Adalat is deemed to be a decree of a civil court and is final and binding on all parties and no appeal against such an award lies before any court of law. If the parties are not satisfied with the award of the Lok Adalat (though there is no provision for an appeal against such an award), they are free to initiate litigation by approaching the court of appropriate jurisdiction. National Level Lok Adalats are held for at regular intervals where on a single day Lok Adalats are held throughout the country, in all the courts right from the Supreme Court till the Taluk Levels wherein cases are disposed off in huge

Objective of the programme: 1.       To train Students about the importance of moot court society and moot court   competition participation in their career and to critically examine and analyse issues and problem provided in moot court competitions. 2.       Students can identify the legal issues of jurisdiction and can assist in resolving legal dispute which will build confidence among the students to deal with any legal issue in court. 3.       To make aware the Students about technical know how about legal ethics of moot court skills. REPORT JEMTEC School of Law, organised In-house Moot Court Skill Development Programme for all semester law students including final year students as a mandate provided under GGIPU, (BALLB PROGRAMME) syllabus under PSDA activity . The programme was chaired under abled guidance of Dr. Anurag Sharma and ASHUTOSH KUMAR, which was aimed at preparing and training all students of law for moot court competition organized in vari

Programmed instruction has been defined as a method of giving individualized instruction, in which the student is active and proceeds at his own pace and is provided with immediate knowledge of result. The physical presence is not essential in this strategy. This technique of instruction was basically developed by B.F. Skinner. It is based on the principle of reinforcement and self-learning. Definition of Programmed Instruction: Programmed instruction is the change in the response of the behavior brought about through the use of material built into carefully organized sequential system. It refers to utilization of teaching machines, programmed text and computer programming, in order to achieve prescribed learning or behavioral modification objectives. Characteristics of Programmed Instruction: 1.        It is a part of educational technology in the sense that programmed material can be presented with the help of machines or computers. 2.        It is a new strategy of teach

The Internet has undoubtedly accelerated humankind's improvement to unprecedented levels; however, human imagination knows no bounds!! Just imagine a scenario where we could speed it up much more!! Presently, the innovation depends vigorously on availability; however foundation impediments are additionally constraining the speed of this advancement. Although internet has reached to almost every area but till date high speed internet is still a distant dream for many. The outcome of this is an enhancement of the social separation, which frustrates monetary advancement. Urban communities can't utilize the devices that can enable it to achieve keen city limit. There is no reasonable and only city, as long as we have an advanced separation keeping us down. In the event that systems are quick, solid and broadly accessible, organizations create all the more great applications to keep running on those systems. This paces up monetary improvement as more new businesses motivate c

Mediation as a method of dispute resolution is not new to India; in fact it is an integral part of Indian culture. It has been in practice from the Mahabharata period to village panchayats resolving issues through mediation. In mediation , two or more people come together to try to work out a resolution to their dispute. A neutral third person, called the mediator, is there to help them along. Therefore, disputes are resolved through mutual settlements rather than approaching the courts. Unfortunately, the biggest challenge mediation faces in India is that people are unaware of it as a dispute resolution process or they misunderstand the manner in which mediation works. Various awareness campaigns and drives have been conducted over the years in order promote mediation. Still the lack of awareness about it is rampant amongst Indians. I n order to create and spread awareness, JIMS Legal Aid Society conducted a mediation drive in Village Tugalpur, Greater Noida on 31st Aug

JIE organized a Workshop on Mindfulness in the Classroom on 6 th September, 2018 for B.Ed. students as the practical component of Course code 155 –Understanding the Self. Ms. Aishwarya Laxmi Singh conducted this workshop. The workshop was focused on mindfulness which is about being aware of one’s own experiences. It brings us closer to difficulties but without becoming caught in our reactions to difficulties. It is a gentle way of showing who we are. Owing to the importance of mindfulness for a teacher, the workshop was carried out for following objectives:      To understand one’s own body and mind      To create a stress free work environment in schools’      To have a better decision making power      To be aware of our senses and situations taking place around us.       To be an effective and mature, sensible or wise teacher.                                                              In order to achieve these objectives, Ms. Aishwarya

Isidore Auguste Marie Francois Xavier Comte was born in Montellier of Southern France in January 1, 1798 and died in 1857. He was the first thinker who realized the need for a distinct science of human society. He is regarded as the father of sociology. He is regarded as the father not because of his significant contributions to the subject but because of creating sociology as a science of society or science of human behaviour. Comte first gave the name “Social Physics” to the science invented by him but later he coined the word “Sociology a hybrid term compounded of Latin and Greek words to describe the new science Auguste Comte, a volatile Frenchman, philosopher, moralist and sociologist, traditionally regarded as the father of sociology. He coined the term sociology and bee father of sociology. He tried to create a new science of society, which would not only explain the past of mankind but also predict its future course. Auguste Comate was born in France the year 1798. He inve