Abstract:Many efforts have been made by the Government of India and the voluntary sector in the field of inclusive education in the Post -Independence period but still the schools in India are not completely ready to provide inclusive education because of lack of trained teachers and lack of proper equipments for disabled children. Another major problem is the mind set of guardians who feel that inclusive education will not have challenges for their peers and also will not provide opportunities to develop their capacities further. Present study describes inclusive education and has presented the opinion of guardians of some students about inclusive education in India.

Keywords:Many efforts have been made by the Government of India and the voluntary sector in the field of inclusive education in the Post -Independence period but still the schools in India are not completely ready to provide inclusive education because of lack of trained teachers and lack of proper equipments for disabled children. Another major problem is the mind set of guardians who feel that inclusive education will not have challenges for their peers and also will not provide opportunities to develop their capacities further. Present study describes inclusive education and has presented the opinion of guardians of some students about inclusive education in India.

Abstract:Electronic customs enforcement has many benefits that can hardly be ignored. At the same time, the implementation of this system and the complete reliance on an automated system through which all customs operations are carried out electronically. Electronic customs require reliable telecommunications platforms such as high-speed Internet. Failure to access high-speed Internet lines or any technical problems within the telecommunication infrastructure associated with the electronic customs system will disrupt users' communication with the system and the electronic customs purposes will not be achieved as expected. The present study examined the need of electronic custom system to ensure that the country's customs network has at least the telecommunications infrastructure needed to provide and use electronic services before the system is implemented. Another important area observed in the study is the need for maintaining the security of the electronic customs system. This research is a descriptive and applied research. The descriptive part consists of library data and also the applied part contains the data collected by a questionnaire through Likert scale. The study concluded that e-Customs has had a negative impact on variables such as corruption, bureaucracy, waste time and inconsistency, and on variables such as export promotion, transparency, and e-government. The species have had a positive impact.

Keywords:Customs, Electronic Customs, Traditional Customs, ASYCUDA , Afghanistan.

Abstract:The study was intended to explore the level of professional commitment of Rural and urban Physical Education Lecturers (G&PPEL). 400 Rural and urban Physical Education Lecturers (G&PPEL) were selected by using purposive sampling technique. Professional Commitment Scale (PCS) developed by Ravinder Kaur Ranu and Sarvjeet Kaur Brar was uses for data collection. The collected data was subjected to statistical treatment by using descriptive and inferential statistics. Results revealed that Rural and urban Physical Education Lecturers (G&PPEL) differ significantly on various levels of professional commitment. Urban Physical Education Lecturers (MPEL) were observed highly committed towards their profession as compared to Rural Physical Education Lecturers (FPEL).

Keywords:Professional Commitment (PC), Government Physical Education Lecturers (GPEL), Private Physical Education Lecturers (GPEL).

Abstract:Indian banking sector is currently running through a phase where deteriorating asset quality has become a major cause of concern for all the banks. This paper attempts to evaluate how differently NPAs affect the financial statements of public sector banks (PSBs) and private sector banks (PVBs). To support the study, Pearson’s correlation coefficient has been used to find out the correlation between NPAs of banks with their net profits. The research resulted into an interesting finding that all selected six PSBs were found to have a negative correlation between NPAs and net profits whereas and only two out of six selected PVBs resulted into negative correlation of NPAs and net profits. The rest four PVBs resulted into a positive correlation with their net profits which technically proves that their other incomes are high enough to absorb the losses by their NPAs and still be able to add it to their net profits. It also reflects that they have an effective recovery mechanism. This proves the fact that PVBs are far ahead in managing their stressed assets than PSBs. The study also evidently proves that a continuous increasing trend in net NPAs is seen ore prominent in public sector banks in comparison to private sector banks.

Keywords:Gross Non Performing Assets, Interest Income, Net Non Performing Assets, Private Sector Banks, Public Sector Banks, Return on Average Assets, Stressed Asset Management.

Abstract:While the questions of gender inequality continue to be an enigmatic puzzle waiting for a solution even in the 21st century, it remains to be an important area of exploration in the fields of social sciences in general and feminist studies in particular. The present study attempts to address the issue as it encounters the modern technology which is believed to be gender neutral with an implicit emancipatory role to play in favour of women. The present study intends to address the issue from an emergent perspective of social exclusion which has its origin in Europe in 70s in the context of the globalized world scenario. India is one of the traditional societies contributing significantly to world population is gradually transforming herself into a modern society in several spheres, or she is in a transitory stage, where the issue of gender becomes an important area to be explored. In this context, India has emerged as one of the destinations of multi-national companies, for she provides best human resource having millions of technocrats, both men and women, who can provide service at cheaper rates. Indian women are no longer confined to home or traditional agriculture related works and other traditional occupations, but with the phenomenal increase of literacy rates over the years they have entered all fields such as education, medical and engineering and so on more or less in equal proportion with men. The achieved status along with the state’s intervention measures of public policy alleviating the situation has changed the scenario unlike the past. The work participation of women in non-agriculture has also increased considerably in the recent past. There have been a number of studies about the prescribed position of gender inequality with reference to traditional social structures and the changes therein; but there are not many about the same with reference to modern institutions particularly in economic institutions. In this background the present study about the position of gender inequality focusing on software industry becomes relevant. It is in this context it becomes important to explore status of Indian women in the software sector of the multinational companies established in India since late 1990s, particularly in Hyderabad which has become one of the hubs of software industries in the country. In this background the present study about the status of women software engineers focusing on software industry become relevant.

Keywords:Gender inequality, Transitory stage, Multi-national companies, Indian Emancipation, Literacy rate.