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O. P. Sharma

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In the present paper, Resin, one of the important Non-Timber Forest Produce (NTFP) of Himachal Pradesh has been discussed with special emphasis on its extraction and processing and based on the Himachal Pradesh experience, ways and means to improve upon methods of extraction and processing of resin thus cutting down the wastage on fuel and resin lost as wastage have been suggested.

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O. P. Sharma , H. B. Naithani

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O. P. Sharma , S. K. Kaushal

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Single node cuttings from node one to ten of 6-8-month-old culms planted horizontally in March, ischolar_mained at the nodes. The bud of a cutting produced a dominant routed shoot and/or a cluster of precocious branchlets. Later some of the buds on the precocious branchlets also produced ischolar_mained shoots. Cuttings from the basal node of two and one-year-old culms, planted in July-August gave similar but subdued results. Some of the cuttings from the remaining culm lengths produced erratically reeoted shoots (i) by ischolar_maining of mature primary beanches (ii) from primary-branch buds with or without air-layering and (iii) from buds of precocious-branchlet stumps. The ischolar_mained shoots produced from their basal buds juvenile culms, each with typical neck and rhizome.

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B. S. Varma , O. P. Sharma

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A. K. Misra , O. P. Sharma

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R. Narayanan , O. P. Sharma , M. G. Karnik

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The oil of Origanum vulgare seeds obtained by petroleum ether extraction has been examined for its percentage yield and chemical characteristics.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma , N. P. Dobhal

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The article describes pilot plant trials of the two stage process of Katha and Cutch production recently developed in the Chemistry of Forest Products Branch of this Institute (Indian Forester, 1965,91 (1), 67). Total yield of katha and cutch obtained are 9.35 per cent and 5.66 per cent respectively on the oven dry weight of the heartwood.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma , N. P. Dobhal

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Drying properties of Origanum vulgare seed oil are described.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma

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The seed cake left after the extraction ef oil from Origanum vulgare seeds has been analysed. The cake is found to be rich in Nitrogen content and is reported to be suitable as a fertilizer.

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O. P. Sharma , N. P. Dobhal

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Percentages of heartwood, total water solubles and catechin content of Acacia calechu trees of different age class cultivated in four different localities of Siwalik Forest Division of Dehra Dun are described. Observations on the occurrence of kheersal (natural deposit of condensed catechin) are also recorded.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma , S. P. Kukrettee

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The seed cake left after the extraction of oil from the kernels of Sapindus, ukorossi Gaertn. (soap nut) has been analysed. The cake is found to be rich in Nicrogen content. Qualitative tests indicated the presence of alkaloids and starch in the cake. The teste for tannins and sugars were negative. The results of the analysis are presented in the note.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma

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Salai (Boswellia serrata Roxb.) gum was distilled by two processes, viz., (1) Steam distillation and (2) Solvent extraction followed by steam distillation and the three components, viz oil, gum and rosin were separated. The components were analysed for their physico-chemical properties. Experiments were also carried out to explore the possibilities of utilizing the Component,parts industrially and the possible uses are indicated. The results are described in the article.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma , Inder Dev

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The pericarp and the shell of soap-nut fruits have been chemically analysed. The pericarp has been found to contain water solubles as high as 74.20% while shells have been found to be rich in crude fibre. The kernels on expulsion yielded 24.0% and on solvent extraction 38% of the oil. Samples of soap were prepared using this oil. The exhausted cake was used as a filler in the soap preparation. The pericarp powder and the samples of soap prepared were found to have good cleaning properties.

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M. G. Karnik , O. P. Sharma , N. P. Dobhal

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Physico-chemical properties of catechin isolated from khair heartwood and the effect of chemical reagents generally used as food additives on the colour of catechin solutions are described.

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M. Sharma , O. P. Sharma

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The present paper, besides giving a brief description of topography, soils, climate, biotic factors and method of exploration; gives a detailed account of the vegetation of botanically unexplored Ludbiana District of Punjab.

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Mohd. Swaleh , O. P. Sharma , N. P. Dobhal

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Studies on the regional variations of sal seed oil for the yield and the physic-chemical properties from different regions did not differ significantly, seeds from Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and Bihar showed higher oil content (16-17.1%) and the seeds from Assam and West-Bengal lower (ca. 10-12%) oil content. Among physic-chemical properties, higher acid value shown by oils from seeds of certain regions is significant. Experiments on detanning of the deoiled sal seed cake have been described for the better utilization of the cake. A complete data sheet giving results of oils from the seeds from various regions in the country is given. soil and ecological conditions of the regions of collection are also included.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Ruchira Shukla ²

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1 Agriculturarl Technology Information Centre (ATIC), Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari, Gujarat, IN
2 Aspee Institute of Agribusiness Management, Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari, Gujarat, IN

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The present investigation was undertaken in Jaipur district of Rajasthan state with 200 farmers as respondents. It can be concluded from the findings of the present investigation that the marketing aspects like; "There should be stringent action against black marketers and hoarders who buy the stocks from farmers at cheap prices and create artificial demand and then sell the stocks at higher prices", "Farmers should be protected from middlemen exploitation", "Provide loans to the farmers at low rate of interest so that they will be freed from the clutches of local money lenders who squeeze them", "Generate a new distribution network that connects the farmers directly to the consumers to get maximum returns", "There should be policy intervention for providing appropriate and sustained market intelligence in rural areas", "There is need to create local outlets at each village where the farmers sell their stocks directly to the consumers", "There is need to provide incentives and create suitable provisions for post harvest processing and value addition of agricultural produce", and "Government should levy single entry tax instead of levying multiple entry taxes either directly or indirectly for the transactions and activities that are involved in agricultural marketing such as transportation, processing, grading etc., as it would benefit both farmers and consumers directly", should be taken care of while formulating the future marketing strategy for agricultural produce. Furthermore, the statements ranked least important by "the farmers should also be given weightage as per their rank for benefit of the farming community and marketing system as well".

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Marketing, Agricultural Produce, Middlemen, Future Marketing Strategy

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Seema ¹, Mahesh ¹, V. K. Kalwania ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN

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HIV is a burning issue in Health Research. The increasing rate of HIV infection affect people in countless ways and nearly every aspect of their lives. The social stigma that surrounds HIV may have adverse repercussions not only for individuals but also for their family and thus affecting their life satisfaction. The aim of this research was to study the effect of HIV infection and gender on life satisfaction. The locale was cofined to Jaipur. The sample consisted of 20 subjects in which were 10 HIV Infected (5 Male and 5 Female) and 10 were normal (5 Males and 5 Females) 2×2 factroial design was used. Life satisfaction scale by Alam and Srivastana (1983) was used to collect data. Data was analyzed by using Analysis of Variance. Results showed that Life satisfaction level of HIV infected person were lower that normal individuals. No effect of gender difference on life satisfaction was found. There was no interaction effect of HIV infection and gender on life satisfaction .

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Life Satisfaction, HIV, Infected.

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O. P. Sharma ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

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The present study was conducted to accomplish the objective to investigate the significance of mean difference between HIV-infected females and control group females with respect to cognitive avoidance and resignation. It was hypothesized that there will be significant mean difference between HIV-infected females and control group females with respect to cognitive avoidance and resignation. An independent measures design was employed on a sample of 100 HIV-infected females and 100 control subjects with comparable age, education and socioeconomic background. Mean, SD and 't' ratio was computed through SPSS 17.0. It was empirically proved that there is no significant difference in cognitive avoidance between female HIV patients and control group. It was also found that there is a significant mean difference in Resignation between HIV-infected females and control group.

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Female HIV Patients, Cognitive Avoidance, Resignation.

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Kewal K. Sharma ¹, Vinay M. Chousey ², O. P. Sharma ², K. K. Nagpaul ²

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1 Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, 15, Municipal Road, Dehradun 248001, IN
2 Department of Physics, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra 132 119, IN

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Uranium distribution in Vertebrate Fossils from the Siwaliks of NW-Himalaya has been worked out using Fission Track Method. Uranium is found to be uniformly distributed in collophane and ferruginous material of the bone and a sympathetic relationship between uranium and collophane content has been observed. Percolating waters which leached uranium and phosphorus from the granitic matrix (80 to 90%) of the Siwalik sandstones appear to have brought about diagenesis, uranium mineralization and fossilisation of the organic remains in the Siwalik sediments.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Sajni Devi ², Kalpana Beniwal ³, Aran Kumar ³

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
2 Department of Psychology, Government College, Dujana, Haryana, IN
3 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN

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The present study was design to determine the anxiety among college going students. 120 college going boys and girls were randomly selected from government college Dujana for this study. Anxiety level among the students was identified with the help of Manifest Anxiety Scale(M.A.S) developed by Srivastva and Tiwan. Results revealed that:(a) Maximum of the college going students had low anxiety level and (b) there was significant sex differences in the anxiety level, with girls obtaining more mean anxiety scores then boys.

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Anxiety, College Students.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Ritu Gupta ¹, Rahul Swami ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, Rajasthan University, Jaipur, IN

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In the present day world of wild flowery bush-shirts, it will be interesting to know that this wear of American origin has something in common with ancient apparel of India. Whereas in one period, leaves and grasses were matted and use to cover the body and in the other designs of leaves and grasses have come to be imprinted on cloth used in making a dress. From leaf and grass man progressed to bark and from that on two cloth. In the age of Valmiki all the three forms of the dress were in vogue. The flourishing textile industry of the country during the Ramayana period accounted for the wide variety of clothes.

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Classical Dresses, Fabrics , Historical Background of Classical Period.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Rahul Swami ²

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1 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN
2 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN

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The only constant thing in the world of business is CHANGE, and digital media is one of these changes that has taken over the other conventional forms of connecting people. A well-planned and tactM way of digital media advertising is certainly more effective when it comes to its survival and growth. With the business going global m every aspect, advertising is not Hmited to just one country. It is , therefore, highly recommended to adopt a better plan of advertising that proves to be more economical, hence, yield better results. A closer look around us makes mobile phones one of the most widely used digital communicators which enables us to advertise for the product using text through its shortmessaging service better known as SMS. SMS has been one of the most effective ways of digital advertising for the past ten years. With jobs to carloans, housing to travelling, almost every area of our lives is influenced by the digital media and SMS has been successful in delivering the idea of its sender But with the increased usage of internet, we notice that over a period of time. SMS has lost its existence in the market due to the cons that come along its pros. For instance, one might get a car's promotional offers when he is absolutely not in need of a car, one might be busy in a important meeting when the mobile signals the sudden a arrival of a SMS, which turns upto be a garments advertisement, and so on. Each of us who use mobile phones can evaluate this situation on our own personal experience. With the arrival of new fast-track technological means, changes are bound to occur depending on the prevailing conditions making the advertiser's approach flexible towards its potential customers. When one form of media seems to be losing ground, we shift to another form. While digital media includes LEDs and LCDs and projected images found m various pubHc and private environments, connecting to the internet enables the advertiser to update the digital signage even from remote locations and thus penetrate into the market. Internet has become the best mean of the online media and brand shopping advertising, ft is a complete and fully equipped virtual showroom of the products being advertised and each and every information that has to be conveyed to the targeted customers, unlike a decade back when a fleet of experts used to be hired to present the products and its services. Whereas now neither we have the time nor we are limited to just one location. Sitting in any corner one can showcase its product and services and sell it anywhere in the entire world by the virtue of digital media. Advertising through any means in the present times is all about being global, i.e., anytime, anywhere, and in the most economical and effective way Digital media used to for advertising has successfully served its purpose of advertisement tactfully. With the use of videos, animations and texts the message that has to be delivered is far more effective than the static images. This method of conveying the message is thus very targeted and focussed. With the digital media we can enjoy the benefits of proficiency, focussed content and affordable displays to the target market. With technology taking over almost every aspect of our lives, DIGITAL MEDIA is the best way to successfully advertise the product as it happens to be the most economical way to target the particular demographics . Therefore, in the midst of this busy world, if time is money, then digital media used for advertising is certainly the best way to save time and hence, money.

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Change, Ecnomical, Advertising.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Mangi Lai ¹, Himalaya Tiwari ¹, V. K. Kalwania ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

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This objective of this research was to study the effect of HIV infection and gender on death anxiety the sample consisted of 100 subjects in which 50 were HIV infected (25 males&25 Females) and 50 were non-infected (25 male and 25 female) from Jaipur division 2×2 factorial design was used. Analyzed by using analysis of Variance. Results showed that death anxiety level of HIV infected respondents was higher than non-infected individuals. Females were found to have significantly higher death anxiety than males. The interaction effect of HIV infection and gender on death anxiety was not significant.

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HIV/AIDS, Death Anxiety, Stigma.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, R. Tewari ¹, M. Tiwari ²

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN
2 Wilfred College, Jaipur, IN

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The present research article aspired to study the effect of perceived home environment and parenting mode on mental health in primary school children of single-parent and dual-parent families. It also intended to study the relationship between perceived home environment & parenting mode and mental health in primary school children of single-parent and dual-parent families. It was hypothesized that perceived home environment and parenting mode will have no significant main and interactive effect on mental health in primary school children. It was also hypothesized that perceived home environment and parenting mode will have no significant extent and direction of relationship with mental health in primary school children of single-parent and dual-parent families. The sample of 240 primary school children 120 from Single-Parent Families and 120 from Dual-Parent Families (age-range 7 to 10 years) with balanced number of boys and girls was administered Home Environment Scale (Sines, 1984) and General Mental Health Questionnaire (Goldberg,1992). A 2 x 2 ANOVA and a Correlational Design were used. It was empirically proved that perceived home environment and parenting mode had significant main and interactive effect on Mental Health in primary school children of single-parent and dual-rarent families at 0.01 level of confidence. It was also ascertained that Perceived Home Environment and Parenting Mode were significantly positively correlated with mental health in primary school children of single-parent and dual-parent families at 0.01 level of confidence.

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Perceived Home Environment, Mental Health, Single-Parent Family, Dual-Parent Family.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, M. P. Singh ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, IN

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Tourism is travel for recreation, leisure, religious, family or business purposes, usually for a limited duration. Tourist behavior may be socio-psychologically interpreted through a definition of the social role of the tourist, of tourist motivation, and, of social contact between tourists and hosts. Such a social psychology of tourist behavior emphasizes the deep-ischolar_mained tradition which interprets human behavior as a phenomenon largely determined by the interpersonal context in which each individual finds himself. A tourist is he who is circumstanced to sleep outside his own house. Motivation theory, Maslow's need hierarchy theory and push and pull theory play major role is tourism need. Understanding of why people travel, what they seek from their travel and what are their expectation from their place of visit gives the Tourism industry a new prospect to develop their tourist spots keeping the psychological factors of tourism in mind.

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Tourist, Tourism, Psychology, Motivation for Tourism.

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Manasvee Dubey ¹, O. P. Sharma ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

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The present study is examine the relationship between body image and self-Esteem and Psychological well-being among old age. The sample comprise 200 old age people between age group 65 years and above in Jaipur Rural and Urban Areas(Rajasthan).. The participants were administered the body image scale by Chouhan and Surana, Verma and Verma (1989), General Well-being Scale was used to assess well-being, Self-esteem Scale by Prasad and Thakur (1977) was used to assess self-esteem. Statistical analysis included Mean, SD, coefficient correlation (Product moment correlation). The finding reveled that there is a significant negative correlation between Body image and Self Esteem and significant positive correlation between Body Image and Psychological Well-being among old age people.

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Body Image, Self-Esteem, Old Age And Psychological Well-Being (PWB).

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O. P. Sharma ¹

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1 Department of Mathematics, Holkar Science College, Indore (M. P.), IN

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In a recent paper ([11], p. 951) R. Narain has defined a symmetrical Fourier kernel

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Sajni Rathwal ¹, Arun Kumar ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Rajasthan, IN

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The objective of the present study was to examine the ways of coping amongst HIV-infected (positive) male and female. A purposive sample of 200 HIV-infected Patients (age range 18-45 years) was selected for the present study. Out of these 200 HIV-infected patients, 100 of them were Male and the remaining 100 were Female. These Patients were HIV-infected since last 3 years and were not suffering from any known pathology. These Patients were sampled from various Medical Colleges, Hospitals and Sero-surveillance Centers in Haryana State. A Control Group of 100 Male and 100 Female (age range 18-45 years) was randomly selected for comparison purposes. HIV-infected Male and & Female and Control Group Male & Female differ from each other with respect to Ways of Coping dimensions - Seeking Guidance and Support and Acceptance or Resignation.

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Coping, HIV-Infection.

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Bodhraj Kumkaria ¹, O. P. Sharma ², Mridula Pal Singh ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
2 Department of Psychology, Universify of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

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The present study aimed at investigating the role of subjective well-being and emotional intelligence in determining subjective well-being among psychiatrist. The sample size consisted of 100 psychiatrists with (50 male&50 female) from SMS Psychiatric Center, Jaipur and various Government Psychiatric Centers located in Rajasthan State through purposive sampling. Correlational design was used. Participants completed Psychological Weil- Being Scale (Ryff, 2008); Mangal's Emotional InteUigence Scale (Mangal&Mangal, 2004); and Self-eflFicacy Scale (Schwarzer&Jerusalem, 1995). The results of the study revealed that psychological well-being of psychiatrist significantly positively correlates both with self-eflFicacy and emotional intelligence.

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Well-Being, Self, Self-Efficacy, Emotional Intelligence.

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N. R. Patange ¹, O. P. Sharma ², B. Chiranjeevi ³

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1 National Agricultural Research Project, (VNMKV, Parbhani), Aurangabad – 431005, Maharashtra, IN
2 National Research Centre for Integrated Pest Management (ICAR), New Delhi - 110012, Delhi, IN
3 College of Agriculture, (VNMKV, Parbhani), Badnapur – 431202, Maharashtra, IN

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The study was carried out during 2010-11 at farmer fields and laboratory, College of Agriculture, Osmanabad District (Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Agricultural University (VNMKV), Parbhani), Maharashtra, India on the incidence of parasitoids of Melanagromyza obtusa (Malloch) infesting pigeonpea. Four hymenopteran parasitoids recorded were; the Eulophid parasitoid, the torymid Torymoides sp. (Walker), two ormyrids viz., Ormyrus orientalis (Walker) and Ormyrus sp. (Westwood). As per the literature available and reviewed, Torymoides sp. is the first ever record for new host association reported from M. obtusa maggots as an ecto-parasitoid. The natural larval parasitism of M. obtusa by Torymoides sp. ranged from 3.13 to 31.82 per cent. The parasitism was observed from 51^st SMW (3.13 per cent) which increased gradually and attained a peak on 6^th SMW with 31.82 per cent with a mean parasitism of 9.30 per cent over a period of 13 standard meteorological weeks. The new record of natural parasitism of pod fly by Torymoides sp. would add to the existing knowledge on the biological suppression of the pest.

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Melanagromyza Obtusa, New Host Association, Parasitism, Pigeonpea, Torymoides Sp.

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Komal Tiwari ¹, S. C. Joshi ², O. P. Sharma ¹

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1 Department of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
2 Department of Zoology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

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the herbal medicinal plant, Concolvulus pluricaulis(CP): a rasayana drug has been primarily advocated for use in mental stimulation and rejuvenation therapy. In ancient systems of Indian medicine, Ayurveda, the plant is also known as Shankhpushpi and has been shown to act as a prominent memory improving drug. The aim of the present study was to explore the effect of CP on learning and memory m Wistar albino rats. Rats were divided into three groups (control & experimental), doses (100 & 200 mg/kg) of aqueous extract of CP was administered orally for four successive weeks for the experimental group. The aqueous extracts were evaluated for their effect on memory m rats usmgtheHebbWiUiamsmaze tests which served as the exteroceptive behavioral model. These findings suggest that there is a significant effect of CP on the memory enhancement. CP appears to be a promising drug for improving memory m the management of impaired learning, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and other neurodegenerative disorders.

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Memory, Hebb Williams Maze, Convolvulus Pluricaulis.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Vandana Choudhary ², Mridula Pal Singh ³, Deepika Vijay ⁴, Mangi Lai ⁵

Affiliations
1 Department of Psychology University of Rajasfhan Jaipur, Rajasfhan, IN
2 Department of Home Science Govt. College Khetri, Rajasthan, IN
3 Delhi, IN
4 Department of Psychology University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
5 Department of Psychology J.N.V. University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, IN

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Main aim of this study was to find a correlation between emotional intelligence dimensions, values and subjective well- being among different professionals. This study took up a sample of 300 Different Professionals 100 Doctors, 100 Lecturers and 100 Engineers (age range 3 5 to 50 years) with balanced number of males and females from Jaipur city. The tools used were Psychological Well-being Scale (Ryff, 1997); Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS) (Diener et al., 1985); Emotional Quotient Test (EQ Test) (Chaddha & Singh, 2001); and Type of Values Questionnaire (Rokeach, 1973). Data collected is then computed and correlation was found between all the variables. Further Multiple Regression Analysis was also computed. The results found showed a positive correlation between subjective well-being and emotional intelligence, values and satisfaction with life among different professionals. And also it was found that Emotional Intelligence, Values and Satisfaction with Life are significant predictors of Subjective Well-being in Different Professionals Doctors, Lecturers and Engineers.

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Subjective Well-Being, Emotional Intelligence, Doctors, Lecturers, Engineeers.

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O. P. Sharma ¹, Vandana Choudhary ², Mridula Pal Singh ³, Deepika Vijay ⁴, Mangi Lai ⁵

Affiliations
1 Department of Psychology University of Rajasthan Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
2 Department of Home Science Govt. College Khetri, Rajasthan, IN
3 Delhi, IN
4 Department of Psychology University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN
5 Department of Psychology J.N.V. University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, IN

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Subjective well-being, emotional intelligence and values among professionals or in this case doctors are a very significant aspect of any professional's career and personality. Values predict our behavior and decisions and emotional intelligence is also very important part of subjective well-being. This study took up 100 doctors from Jaipur city. The tools used were Psychological Well-being Scale (Ryff, 1997); Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS) (Diener et al., 1985); Emotional Quotient Test (EQ Test) (Chaddha & Singh, 2001) and Type of Values Questionnaire (Rokeach, 1973). Data collected is then computed and correlation was found between all the variables. The results found showed a positive correlation between subjective well being and emotional intelligence and partial positive correlation between values and satisfaction with life

Keywords

Subjective Wellbeing, Emotional Intelligence, Values, Psychological Wellbeing, Doctors.

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