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  • Answer in public relations
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    Write a note on India Foundation for Public Relations Education and Research (IFPR).

    Course: ba in journalism and mass communication.
    The Indian Foundation for Public Relations Education and Research (IFPR) was registered in 1990. It was constituted by the PRSI to provide an academic and professional base for the PR education and training. The IFPR conducts basic research and publi... More
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  • Answer in public relations
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    What is International Public Relations Associations (IPRA)?

    Course: ba in journalism and mass communication.
    International Public Relations Associations (IPRA): Set up in May 1955, the IPRA is a world-wide professional organization dedicated to the highest standards of public relations practice. Competent professionals, who... More
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  • Answer in public relations
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    Write a brief note on Public Relations Society of India (PRSI).

    Course: ba in journalism and mass communication.
    Public Relations Society of India (PRSI) Formation In 1958, the concept of a national professional association was visualized, but formally the PRSI was registered under the Indian Societies Act XXVI in 1966 in the State of Maharashtra. More
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  • Answer in public relations
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    Discuss the early environment of public relations in India.

    Course: ba in journalism and mass communication.
    It is only in the early 1950s, the application of Public Relation to the Indian scene became noticeable, although it was well developed in the United States by that time. During that time, it was confined only to the multinational organizations which... More
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  • Answer in society in india
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    What are the major social classes in urban India?

    Course: ba sociology.
    The major social classes in urban India are: Commercial and Industrial Classes: With the establishment of the British rule India started producing for the market. Export-import business was started by a cla... More
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  • Answer in society in india
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    Discuss the Social classes in rural India.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Social classes in rural India: Various types of land settlements were made during the British rule. Under the permanent settlement a new class of landlords was created out of the erstwhile tax collectors. They became the hereditary o... More
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  • Answer in society in india
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    Define Social Class. What was the concept of Social class in India?

    Course: ba sociology.
    Social class is a group of people occupying similar social position in the hierarchy. Certain basic determinants of class status are wealth, income education etc. Class is an open system of stratification wherein any person satisfying the basic crite... More
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  • Answer in society in india
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    What are the protective policy made for Scheduled Caste in India.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Scheduled Caste Protective Policy: After independence, the policy of protective discrimination was adopted. This refers to the policy of the state to safeguard and promote the interests of the backward classes of population through g... More
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  • Answer in society in india
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    Discuss the Social Mobility Amongst Scheduled Castes.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Even during the ancient period, social mobility occurred within the caste system. Through the avenues of social mobility such as Sanskritisation, conversion to Buddhism, Jainism and other sects, migration, renunciating the world to preach etc. the sc... More
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  • Answer in the study of society
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    Discuss the Social Change of Religion.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Like other aspects of social life, religion too undergoes change. The change may be from simple to complex or vice-versa. There may also be a mixing of different religious forms. Simple to Complex Form. The Oraons... More
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  • Answer in the study of society
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    Explain the Complex and Mixed forms of Religion.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Complex Forms of Religion: Complex form of religion, as contrasted to the simple form is historical codified and textualized, based on personal experience and is a highly intellectualized form of religion which may be divid... More
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  • Answer in the study of society
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    Explain the Simple Forms of Religious.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Simple forms of religion are characteristically, a historical i.e. timeless, orally transmitted, and descriptive and consists of rituals and festivities performed collectively. Emile Durkheim studied religion in small scale traditional societies. He ... More
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  • Answer in the study of society
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    Define Religion. Explain the Negative Aspects of Religion.

    Course: ba sociology.
    Religion is defined as those institutionalized systems of beliefs, symbols, values and practices that provide groups of men with solutions to their questions of ultimate being. They represent a complex of feelings and attitude towards mysteries and p... More
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  • Answer in national income accounting
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    Define Liabilities, Subsidies and Open Economy.

    Course: ba economics.
    Liabilities. Liability is an obligation of an entity arising from past transactions or events, the settlement of which may result in the transfer or use of assets, provision of services or other yielding of economic benefit... More
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  • Answer in national income accounting
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    What are the conceptual problems in the estimation of national income in India?

    Course: ba economics.
    The conceptual problems in the measurement of national income are: Non-availability of statistical material: Some persons like electricians, plumbers, etc.., do some job in their spare time and ... More
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