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Impact of Smart phones

The technological advancement is demand of days now but the societal impacts are adverse somehow. Let just start discussion about the impact of smart mobile on various age groups. The current mobile phone technologies are now enabling mid age group to be socially connected, unbound distances, unlimited exploration at the same time the wrong/unauthenticated information circulated through various platforms are now creating differences, generating haterat and unintended crimes. The privacy, security breaches took places more frequent than previous years. Now major concern is the data tracking and behavioural analysis of individuals to set up in accordance to previous activities and future prospective. Suppose how come someone get intimated about eating something, dressing up alike etc, its just possible because of your cloths purchasing record keeping, your restaurant movements and food taken record analysis. Some people assume it an intrusion to the privacy of individual and some accept...

Why Labor Day is celebrated on May 1st ?

In many countries of the world, International Labor Day 2020 is celebrated on 01 May. Not even only India, but almost eighty countries across the globe have a national holiday on Labour Day. It is also known as 'May Day'. It is commemorate to encourage and stimulate international labor unions. This day is celebrated by laborers and workers of unorganized or organized sectors. The working class assembles in big rallies on this day. Mazdoor Jagriti programs are broadcast on Labor Day by broadcasting mediums like TV, newspaper, and radio, and big politicians make many important announcements for the welfare of the working class on this day. The sudden lockdown imposed on the migrant laborers due to Corona virus in the country has been the most heavy. When they came to know that the factories and business which used to be a source of livelihood for them, have not been closed for how many days, then they started sneaking to return home. It is necessary to have effective laborers...

Online Teaching: Pros and Cons

Genuine e-learning endeavors to reproduce, beyond what many would consider possible, progressively customary eye to eye learning conditions, while at the same time attempting to use the undeniable contrasts between the blocks and carronade study hall and the imaginary one. •Online teaching, by expansion, is like eye to eye mentoring, with the utmost clear contrast being that online guides will once in a while meet module members and will along these lines need to work more diligently to copy the fraternize climate and gathering varying quality of the vis-à-vis module. •Online mentoring is bit peaceful, bit specialized, bit academic and exceptionally difficult task! •Online teaching is neither a modest nor a simple choice – a note worth remembering while thinking about the bounce to online modules, regardless of whether you are a middle chief, a module executive or a dynamic mentor. How Online Teaching is distinctive to eye to eye educating? The major clear contrasts will be the appare...

Indian organizations face inconvenience in Corona emergency

Questions are constantly being raised about the Personal Protection Equipment  (PPE) kit. About 63,000 kits from China are of poor quality. Assam has decided not to use 50,000 PPE kits sourced from China until their quality is certified.   The importance of PPE kit can be gauged from the fact that if a doctor or nurse treats a corona patient without wearing it, then there is a higher risk of getting infected. In such a situation it is important to know how and who does this test. The Ministry of National Health and Welfare in the country has authorized SITRA of Coimbatore, ie South India Textile Research Association, besides two of the Ordnance Factory Board in Kanpur, Chennai, Moradabad and Firozabad as well as DRDO's Gwalior Lab to produce the same PPE kit Can checks quality.   The oldest testing lab among them is SITRA. It has been doing synthetic blood penetrations test for the last five years. This test is being carried out under the ASTM 1670 standard, which e...

The consumer’s right in Indian perspective

The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 is the prevalent law in India which provides rights to consumer in India. As per the Act, “consumer rights mean the right to have information quality, potency, quantity, purity, price and standard of goods and services.” In furtherance of aims and objectives of the Act some general and special rights have been conferred upon the consumers for the protection of their interest. The Rights are: RIGHT TO SAFETY: it means that consumer has right to be protected against the marketing of such goods and services that are harmful to life and health. For example, electrical appliances can cause serious injury if they are manufactured with a substandard products or do not conform to safety norms. Thus, consumer should be educated to use ISI marked electrical appliances.   RIGHT TO BE INFORMED: a consumer has the right to get true and complete information about the quality, quantity, price, contents, date of manufacturing and expiry etc of the goods an...

Trailblazing Strategies for development of Emotional Intelligence in organizational Climate

Emotional Intelligence is the propensity to perceive and express emotion, assimilate emotion in our thought process and understanding . Self-awareness of one's own personality accounts for recognition of one’s own feelings, emotions and Responsibilities. It makes us competent enough to build up self control , self-confidence and teaching learning environment . Another important strategy is Self-Motivation: that helps to maintain zeal throughout the teaching learning process along with hard-work required for problem solving. Empathy helps us to listen well, show sensitivity and understand others’ perspectives .We can build up Personal competence by skills like self-awareness and self-management. Personal competence enhances our ability to stay aware of your emotions and manage your behavior and tendencies. As we are a member of society therefore Social competence is required for social awareness and relationship management which further enhance our ability to understand other people...

TCS to Introduce 75% workforce to Work-From-Home (WFH) by 2025

At the point when the COVID-19 pandemic came aground and moves like lockdowns were being thought upon, the USD 180-billion IT part confronted a gigantic test for business coherence. Over a month into it, industry administrators feel it has been a surprisingly beneficial turn of events and will prompt a bigger number of individuals to telecommute in the post coronavirus world. They credit the rising situation to cost and profitability increases out of WFH (Work From Home) and it isn't only the IT area which is receiving the rewards. Organizations over the administrations segments, including banks, are set to have less individuals work from the workplaces later on. India was put under a three-week lockdown from March 25, which was stretched out by 19 additional days till May 3, to capture the spread of coronavirus contaminations. As the guaranteed date approaches, there is an expanding probability that the lockdown will be reached out in numerous pockets, which have transformed into...