ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
IV. INVESTMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE ANDINDUSTRY The growth rate of an economy is correlated with the investment rate. The key to restart 55. The growth rate of an economy is correlated with the investment rate. The key to restart 55. the growth engine is to attract more investment, both from domestic investors and foreign investors. Investment is an act of faith. We will improve communication of our policies to remove any apprehension or distrust in the minds of investors, including fears about undue regulatory burden or application of tax laws. 'Doing business in India' must be seen as easy, friendly and mutually beneficial. While every sector can absorb new investment, it is the infrastructure sector that needs 56. large volumes of investment. The 12 Plan projects an investment of USD 1 trillion or th 55,00,000 crore in infrastructure. The Plan envisages that the private sector will share 47 ` percent of the investment. Besides, we need new and innovative instruments to mobilise funds for this order of investment. Government has taken or will take the following measures to increase investment in infrastructure:

• Debt Funds (IDF) will be encouraged. These funds will raise resources • Debt Funds (IDF) will be encouraged. These funds will raise resources and, through take-out finance, credit enhancement and other innovative means, provide long-term low-cost debt for infrastructure projects. I am happy to report that four IDFs have been registered with SEBI so far and two of them were launched in the month of February, 2013. India Infrastructure Finance Corporation Ltd (IIFCL), in partnership with the Asian • Development Bank, will offer credit enhancement to infrastructure companies that wish to access the bond market to tap long term funds. In the last two years, a number of institutions were allowed to issue tax free bonds. They • raised 30,000 crore in 2011-12 and are expected to raise about 25,000 crore in 2012-13. ` ` I propose to allow some institutions to issue tax free bonds in 2013-14, strictly based on need and capacity to raise money in the market, upto a total sum of 50,000 crore. ` Multilateral Development Banks are keen to assist in efforts to promote regional • connectivity. Combining the 'Look East' policy and the interests of the North Eastern States, I propose to seek the assistance of the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank to build roads in the North Eastern States and connect them to Myanmar. NABARD operates the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF). RIDF has • successfully utilised 18 tranches so far. I propose to raise the corpus of RIDF-XIX in 2013-14 to 20,000 crore. ` Pursuant to the announcement made last year, a sum of 5000 crore will be made ` • available to NABARD to finance construction of warehouses, godowns, silos and cold storage units designed to store agricultural produce, both in the public and the private sectors. This window will also finance, through the State Governments, construction of godowns by panchayats to enable farmers to store their produce.
##### ANNEXURE- ' A '

## MANDATE

#### SECTION 6 OF DDA ACT SPECIFIES OBJECTS OF THE AUTHORITY

DDA BUDGET AND ACCOUNTS RULES 1982 FORMED UNDER SECTION 24 OF DDA ACT, 1957 PROVIDE FOR CONSOLIDATION OF BUDGET ESTIMATES OF THE AUTHORITY FOR THE ENSUING YEAR AND REVISED ESTIMATES FOR THE CURRENT YEAR IN RESPECT OF ALL RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS AND GET IT APPROVED FROM AUTHORITY.
Dr. Bhagirathi Nanda obtained "Sahitya Academy Award - 2012" for the Sanskrit Translation of Original Book Named Bharat Varsh written by Shri Sitakant Mahapatra. It contains cash award of Rs. 50000/- along with certificate and he also got Vyasshri Samman from Maharashi Vedvyas Rashtriya Shodh Sanstan, Raurkela, Odisa. Vakovakyam Sammanam-2011 has been presented along with Vakovakyam Samman Patram 2011 to Prof. Ichchha Ram Dwivedi of Purenithihas Department at Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh in presence of Prof. Jaya Shankar Lal Tripathi, Prof. 20672494939816 10000080502332 Lalit Pandey Aarsheya, Mahamahopadhyaya Prof. Shivji 20672580939808 20672513273148 Upadhyaya, Ashutosh Raturi and Prof. Rewa Prasad Dwivedi. 10000209492331 20672533273146 Prof. Veer Sagar Jain, HOD of Jain Darshan Department got Acharya Kund-Kund Award for his continuous work in Jain Philosophy. Prof. Kamla Bhardwaj, Department of Vyakaran got WOW award for published articles in National Newspaper Nav Bharat Times. Prof. Kamla Bhardwaj, Department of Vyakaran honoured by Akhil Bhartiya Sahitya Shiksha Sammelan for popularized Sanskrit in India. Prof. R.P.Pathak has been awarded by Vidwat Bhoosan Samman Kashi Vidwat Varansi U.P., Sep. 2011 Parishad,

########## 16. Internal Resources Generated

A provision is made by the University to admit students (generally 15% of the total number of seats) to various courses on enhanced fee basis. Admission fees for some of the courses like Paurohitya, Yoga diploma and Vastu Shastra are set high. Some courses are being run on self finance scheme. This has enabled our University to ease the financial burden.

########## 17. Details of Departments Getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST, FIST, etc., Assistance/Recognition

S. No.	Title of the Project	Name of the Principal Investigator	Duration	Funding Agency & Amount Sanctioned
1	UGC Assistance to the Deptt. Of Sanskrit Sahitya at the level of DRS- 1 - under Special Assistant Programme	Prof. Bhagirathi Nanda (Coordinator since March, 2011)	1/4/2009 to 31/3/2014	UGC Rs. 40.50 lacs
2	UGC Assistance to the Deptt. Of Jyotish at the level of DRS - II under Special	Prof. P.K Sharma	1/4/2009 to 31/3/2014	UGC Rs. 43.50 lacs

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thereon, b) Details of the bids awarded comprising the names of the suppliers of goods/ services being procured, c) The works contracts concluded - in any such combination of the above-and d) The rate /rates and the total amount at which such procurement or works contract is to be executed.	section on Embassy's web -page. Generhttps://www.eoiljubljana.gov.in/page /rti-information/al public has access to above two portals where details of all contracts/procurements are available.

- 3. Publicity Brand Public interface

Item	Details of disclosure	Remarks
Particulars for any arrangement for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of policy or implementation there of [Section 4(1)(b)(vii)] [F No 1/6/2011-IR dt. 15.04.2013]	Arrangement for consultations with or representation by the members of the public (i) Relevant Acts, Rules, Forms and other documents which are normally accessed by citizens (ii) Arrangements for consultation with or representation by a. Members of the public in policy formulation/ policy implementation b. Day & time allotted for visitors c. Contact details of Information & Facilitation Counter (IFC) to provide publications frequently sought by RTI applicants	Embassy of India, Ljubljana functions within the norms of India's foreign policy formulated by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). The Embassy arranges various business meetings, exhibitions, cultural programs, tourism promotion events as well as regular interaction programs for consular services in which Indian Diaspora as well as members of the local public are invited.
3. Cadets took part in the Pulse Polio Movement from time to time in Delhi and made it successful. 4. The cadets were selected best in Vidyapeetha Sports competition. 5 The cadets won the prizes in various Sanskrit and Hindi competition (Shlokas, singing, vedpatha, vyakarana sutra, Nyaya shastrarth, and Debate competitions). 6 08 cadets participated in CMrally in Chhatrasal Stadium. 7. 12 Cadets got training in Combined Annual Training Camp, Meerut Cant in the year 2011- 2012 8. 03 Cadets participated at Amar Jawan Jyoti as volunteers. 9. In different sports / NCC activities 20 students / cadets got shields as an award in the occasion of Convocation. 10. In this Vidyapeetha, 25 Gold Medals are decided to award toppers students of different departments in each session. In these gold medals, one gold medal is declared on the name of Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, Ex-President of India. This gold medal is given to that student who got top most score in Acharya examination. 11. Mr. Hariom Sharma got well discipline hostel student award in this session. 12. 28 Students got Yog Diploma Certificate in the present session. 13. 3 Students of Jyotish Department got Post Graduate Diploma in Vastu Shastra. 14. In this session, 214 students got B.Ed. and 33 students got M.Ed. Degree in this session. 15. In this session, 79 students got Shastri (B.A.) degree is different shastri subject. 16. In this session, 79 students got Acharya (M.A.) degree is different shastri subject. 17. In this session, 31 students got Vishtacharya (M.Phil) degree is different shastri subject. 18. In this session, 24 students got Vidyavaridhi (Ph.D.) degree is different shastri subject. 19. Shri Vipin Chandra Tripathi student of Sahitya, Shastri IInd year awarded by Delhi Sanskrit Academy for acting as Vrishabha-2 in Mrichchhakatikam Act.

########## 36. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling Unit

All Departments of the Vidyapeetha guide the interested students about the career opportunities in their respective disciplines. The Department of Computer Science helps with proper guidance to Vidyapeetha students for appointments in different related fields. Some Departments like Sahitya, Hindi and Sankhya Yog, Jyotish offer certificate courses or short term courses to increase the employability of the students. Some Departments have reoriented their curricula to enable the students to quality NET/JRF and SLET. The Departments of Nyaya Vaisheshika and Mimamsa give special training to students coming from rural areas to enhance their communication skill and promote personality development with the help of NCC. They are taught to interact with teachers and visiting eminent personalities.

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- • PR and Media Relations

##### UNIT-III

- • Corporate communication- definition, concept
- • Components of corporate communication, nature and scope,
- • Corporate communication mix- Van Riel Corporate communication, Barlmer and Gray's Total corporate communication mix Forms of corporate communications, vehicles of corporate communication, management perspective in corporate communications

##### UNIT-IV

- • Importance of market research in corporate communication, SWOT analysis.
- • Social responsibilities in corporate communication, standards of corporate communication, profession etiquettes &standard of corporate communication.
- • PR and corporate advertising.
- • International public relations.
- • Strategic communication, zero based media planning,

##### UNIT-V

- • PR through Traditional Media
- • Corporate Communications in the Digital Era
- • Ethics in Corporate Communications.
- • Crisis Communications.
- • Corporate Social Responsibility.
- • IMC and Corporate Communications.

##### Suggested Readings :

- 1. Corporate Communication : Principles, Techniques and Strategies - Kogan Page 1997
- 2. Denzin K Norman, Public Relation Writing.
- 3. Fernandez Joseph, Corporate Communication a 21st Century Primer.
- 4. Applegate MLynda,Corporate Information Strategy &Management.
- 5. Argenti, Paul A, Corporate Communication.
- 6. Crane, Andrew, Corporate Social Responsibility.
- 7. Karki, Rajnish, Competing with the Best.
- 8. Bhartiya paripeksh mein vyavsayik jansampark, C.K. Sardana, Prabhat Prakashan.
- 9. Patrakarita avum Jansampark, T.D.S. Alok, Anamika Publishers, New Delhi.
- 10. Jansampark Prabhandhan, Kumud Sharma, Gyan ganga, Delhi
ENT#	02 months
Dental/Faciomaxillary Surgery	01 month
Orthopedic / Trauma / Emergency Medicine #	05 months
Gynecology #	03 months
Obstetrics/ Labour Room #	03 months
Pediatrics Surgery	02 months
Burns /Plastic Surgery	01month
CTVS, Cardiac CATH lab	01 month
Neurosurgery	02 months
ICU	04 months
Pain Clinic #	01 month
Recovery area (PACU)	01 month
Notas: Cálculos próprios baseados emLara Ibarra et al. (2021) usando a POF 2017/2018. Decis definidos segundo a renda monetária per capita.

## CONCLUSÕES

O novo desenho do sistema tributário pode ser otimizado em favor dos mais vulneráveis, mesmo diante de novo desenho do sistema tributário pode ser otimizado em favor dos mais vulneráveis, mesmo diante de fortes restrições fiscais. restrições fiscais. Enquanto as pessoas no decil mais pobre da distribuição de renda gastam 20,4% de suas despesas com itens que pertencem ao que chamamos aqui de Cesta Básica, as pessoas no decil superior gastam apenas 6,7%. Os defensores de políticas redistributivas podem simpatizar com a ideia de isentar uma grande lista de itens classificados para consumo básico dos cidadãos brasileiros. No entanto, dadas as restrições fiscais impostas por umgoverno, não é aconselhável estabelecer isenções sobre umamploconjunto de itens. Apesar de a cesta ser maior no consumo do decil inferior, o volume absoluto de gastos dos ricos é muito maior. Assim, emvez de adotar isenções amplas que possam beneficiar desproporcionalmente os ricos, o governo brasileiro pode considerar a implementação de uma solução mais redistributiva que possa direcionar recursos para os pobres. Uma cesta básica nacional mais concisa, isenta de qualquer IVA, pode fornecer meios para diminuir os preços para acessar bens essenciais e, ao mesmo tempo, abrir espaço fiscal para políticas redistributivas de forma mais eficaz.

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below. Once the installation has completed, a message will appear telling you that it was successful. Pressing OK at this point will restart the newly installed copy of NVDA.

- 3.2.1. Incompatible add-ons warning

If you have add-ons already installed there may also be a warning that incompatible add-ons will be disabled. Before you're able to press the Continue button you will have to use the checkbox to confirm that you understand that these add-ons will be disabled. There will also be a button present to review the add-ons that will be disabled. Refer to the incompatible add-ons dialog section for more help on this button.

- 3.2.2. Start at Windows Logon

This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should automatically start while on the Windows Logon screen, before you have entered a password. This also includes User Account Control and other secure screens. This option is enabled by default for fresh installations.

## 3.2.3. Create Desktop Shortcut (ctrl+alt+n)

This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should create a shortcut on the desktop to start NVDA. If created, this shortcut will also be assigned a shortcut key of control+alt+n, allowing you to start NVDA at any time with this key stroke.

- 3.2.4. Copy Portable Configuration to Current User Account

This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should copy the user configuration from the currently running NVDA into the configuration for the currently logged on user, for the installed copy of NVDA. This will not copy the configuration for any other users of this system nor to the system configuration for use at Windows Logon and other secure screens. This option is only available when installing from a portable copy, not when installing directly from the downloaded Launcher package.

- 3.3. Creating a Portable Copy

If creating a portable copy directly from the NVDA download package, simply press the Create Portable Copy button. If you have already closed this dialog or you are running an installed copy of NVDA, choose the Create Portable copy menu item found under Tools in the NVDA menu. The Dialog that appears allows you to choose where the portable copy should be created. This can be a directory on your hard drive or a location on a USB thumb drive or other portable media. There is also an option to choose whether NVDA should copy the logged on user's current NVDA configuration for use with the newly created portable copy. This option is only available when creating a portable copy from an installed copy, not when creating from the download package. Pressing Continue will create the portable copy. Once creation is complete, a message will appear telling you it was successful. Press OK to dismiss this dialog.
#### 5 DOMÍNIOS DE ESPECIALIZAÇÃO

Indicar no quadro seguinte os de cada entidade jurídica proponente , escrevendo a designação da domínio de especialização de interesse para o presente contrato ✓ especialização no início de cada linha e a designação da entidade jurídica no cabeçalho de cada coluna. Apor um visto( ) nas casas relativas aos domínio(s) de especialização em que cada entidade jurídica possui experiência significativa. [ ] No máximo, 10 domínios de especialização

Chefe do consórcio	Membro 2	Membro 3	Etc …
Domínio de especialização relevante n.º 1
Domínio de especialização relevante n.º 2
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Course Code: MAJMC 02 Course Name: History Growth &Development of Media 4 Credits (One credit is equivalent to 10 hours of lectures / organized Credits Equivalent: 4 Credits (One credit is equivalent to 10 hours of lectures / organized Credits Equivalent: classroom activity / contact hours; 5 hours of writing work / practical / field work / tutorial / teacher-led activities and 15 hours of other workload such as independent / group work / house journals; obligatory / optional work placement; literature survey / library work; writing of papers / presentations / seminars, etc.)

Course Objectives: Course is designed to: Course Objectives: Course is designed to: Objectives:

- • Familiarize the students with the evolution of Mass Communication.
- • Familiarize the students with the origin and development of Journalism in India.
- • Apprise the students of various Facto that led to the growth of Radio in India.
- • Acquaint them with the role of regional language press in the growth and development of journalism in India.
- • Familiarize the students with the origin of T.V. Cinema and Internet.

### Learning Outcomes

After completion of the course the learners will be able to:

- • To acquaint the students with in chronological growth and development of mass media.
- • To let the students know the development of electronic media i.e. cinema, radio, TV.
- • To enhance the basic knowledge about cinema, TV, Radio and their functional role.
- • To surge the knowledge and history of Internet.

##### Evaluation Criteria:

- 1. Continuous Internal Assessment: 30%
- 2. End Term Examination: 70%

##### Course Contents

##### Unit-I

- • Evolution of Journalism: An Overview.
- • A Short History of Print Journalism in India.
- • Role of English Press in Origin, Growth and Development of Journalism in India.
- • Origin, Growth and Development of News Agencies in India.
- • Role of Press in Pre Independence and Post independence in India

##### Unit-II

- • Origin, Growth and Development of Radio as a Medium of Mass Communication.
- • Origin History, Growth of Radio with special reference to India
- • Radio as a tool of development
- • Future of Radio: FM, Online Radio, Visual radio, Ham Radio
- • Community Radio: Concept &Importance
- • Web Radio

##### Unit-III
23PCOME24-1	Elective Course - 3 23PCOME24-1 - BUSINESS ETHICS AND CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINABILITY	L	P	C
Semester-2	CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY	Elective Course - 3 23PCOME24-1 - BUSINESS ETHICS AND CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY SUSTAINABILITY	4	3

Learning Objectives:
LO1:	To understand the concept and importance of business ethics
LO2:	To enable ethical decision making based on various theories
LO3:	To gain knowledge on moral issues relating to business, marketing, advertising, finance, HR and environmental protection
LO4:	To understand the concepts of corporate sustainability
LO5:	To analysesustainability information and prepare reports

Course Outcomes:
After the successful completion of the course, the students will be able to:
CO1:	Apply the concepts of business ethics in practice
CO2:	Demonstrate and recommend ethical decision making by applying various theories
CO3:	Critically evaluate moral issues relating to business, marketing, advertising, finance, HR and environmental protection
CO4:	Discuss the concepts of corporate sustainability
CO5:	Construct reports disclosing sustainability information

###### Unit I:Introduction to Business Ethics

Business Ethics - n Meaning and Definition of Ethics - Nature of Business Ethics - Role and importance of Business Ethics and values in Business - Causes of unethical behaviour - Ethical issues.

###### Unit II:Ethical Theories

Ethical Decision Making Decision Making (Normal Dilemmas and problems) - Application of Ethical - Theories in Business - Traditional Ethical Theories - Utilitarianism, - Ethical Egoism - Ethics of Duties - Normative Theories of Business Ethics - Stakeholder Theory - Stockholder Theory - Lawrence Kohlberg's Theory Model Development.

###### Unit III:Moral Issues in Business

Moral Issues in Business - Importance of moral issues and reasoning - Whistle Blowing - Kinds of Whistle Blowing - Ethical issues in functional areas of business. Marketing and Advertising Truth in Advertising - Manipulation - Coercion - Trade Secrets - - Corporate disclosure - Insider trading. Finance - Fairness' and efficiency in Financial Market - Greenmail - Golden Parachute. HR: Workers Rights and Duties - Work place Safety - Sexual Harassment-Equal Employment Opportunity- Preferential hiring. Environmental Protection - Safety and acceptable risk- Environmental Harm, Pollution and its Control - Product Safety and Corporate Liability.Preparation of Final Accounts of Life Insurance, Fire Insurance and Marine Insurance Companies

###### Unit IV:Corporate Sustainability

Corporate Sustainability - Concepts of sustainability - Social, Environmental and Economic dimensions - Sustainability in a business context. Principles of Sustainable Development: History and emergence of the concept of Sustainable Development - Definitions, Environmental issues and crisis, Resource degradation, Greenhouse gases, Desertification, Social insecurity, Industrialization, Globalization and Environment.

###### Unit V: Sustainability Reporting
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