Socio-Economic Dimensions of the Malabar Rebellions: From AgrarianDiscontent to Anti-Imperialist Resistance (1836–1921)
Dr.Haripriya M,Assistant Professor, Department of History,N.S.S. College Manjeri, Malappuram, Kerala,676122
International Journal of Recent Research and Applied Studies
Dr.Haripriya M,Assistant Professor, Department of History,N.S.S. College Manjeri, Malappuram, Kerala,676122
SravanthiLathaMangalarapu, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Developer Wipro Technologies Ltd, Gachibowli, India Siri Sriramoju, Student, S.R Edu Center, Warangal, India Abstract We are mindful that there is a rising requirement for agriculture because of the extreme expansion in the populace, which possesses both land regions and expands the interest in food products. In this paper, significant […]
Author(s) Name: Mr. K. Manigandan & Dr. M. Muralikrishna Abstract: The purpose of the study is to find out the effect of varied intensities of resistance training with yoga practice on resting pulse rate and breath holding time among untrained college male students. To achieve the purpose of the present study forty five male students in […]
Author Name(s) Sur Sharma Abstract Both in the context of Nepal and India, Hinduism has been a complementing force to nationalism tacitly making people of other religious faiths amnesiac so that they are wholly blended into Hinduism imperceptibly. Although, primarily it is projected as secular state, the Indian fabric has been woven in such a […]
Author Name(s) Obidike, Ikechukwu Johnlouis and Egbuonu, Anthony Cemaluk Abstract Improving the use of food wastes could reduce the attendant environmental burden – related health implications, but requires scientific basis. Thus, this study investigated some effects of ethanol extract of cocoa (Theobroma cacao) pod on normal and monosodium glutamate-intoxicated rats’ hepatic histo-morphology, serum bio-functional parameters […]