023236   SINGHAL D, PANDEYA M S, SHARMA R (Centre For Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi) : Bibliometric analysis of book reviews published in contributions to Indian sociology (1984-2015). Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 144-63.

This study aims to present a bibliometric analysis of the book reviews published in Contributions to Indian Sociology (CIS) for the period of 31 years from 1984 to 2015. The analysis cover mainly the authorship/editor pattern, ranking of authors/ editors/ reviewers, ranking of publishers, subject wise distribution, chronological distribution, price wise distributions etc. through the graphs and tables. This study points out towards the merits and weakness of the journal which will be helpful for its further development. The findings of the present study leads to the conclusion that this journal deserves popularity among researchers in the area of social sciences. In addition, it also reflects increased interaction with other subject disciplines.

12 illus, 2 tables, 4 ref.

023235   PANDEYA M S, SINGHAL D (Centre For Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi) : Bibliometric study of content analysis of the journal ‘Gender, Technology and Development’ (1997-2015). Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 130-43.

This study aims to present a bibliometric analysis of the Journal “Gender, Technology and Development”. The aim is to offer a summary of research activity in the field of women’s/gender studies and characterize and its most important aspects. The paper analyzes a bibliometric study of 297 scholarly articles were published during the period 1997 to 2015. The paper covers the bibliometric analyses of year-wise distribution of articles, category-wise classification of contents, subject coverage of articles, authorship patterns, ranking of leading contributors, geographical distribution of contributors, number of references in articles, institution-wise affiliation, and also reports special issues of journal. The findings are important for assessing the current state of a journal and for guiding future publication of research.

9 tables, 3 ref.

023234   PARMAR S S (B.K Birla Centre for Eduction, Maharastra, Email: sagederparmar@gmail.com) : Perception towards e-services among the school students and teachers of B.K Birla Centre for education: A study of awareness, use and effectiveness. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 120-9.

School Library, the biggest classroom of any school is considered as part of the academic set-up. They play an important role in providing information, inculcating reading habits, and developing knowledge in students to locate and use information for both personal and educational purposes. This is ultimately essential for functioning successfully in today’s information and knowledge based society. This article explores the perceptions of students and teachers of B.K Birla Centre for Education, Pune towards awareness, use and effectiveness of e-services provided by their library.

3 illus, 6 tables, 5 ref.

023233   SIDDIQI S P, RAZA M M (Library and Information Science Dep, Aligarh Muslim Univ, Uttar Pradesh, Email: parween.alig@gmail.com) : Application of web 2.0 tools in CSIR laboratories and institutes. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 103-19.

The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) is a contemporary R&D organization, known for its cutting edge R&D knowledgebase in diverse S&T work. Due to fast and emerging development of information technology, CSIR is not remain untouched with the advent of Web 2.0 technology. A typical technology is Web 2.0 which has recently emerged as a second generation of web-based technologies for communication. Web 2.0 has been strongly applied in the field of e-commerce, online advertising and other online services. The main purpose of this study is to provide overall picture of the applications of Web 2.0 technologies in CSIR institutes and laboratories. The main focus of the paper is to know, what types of Web 2.0 technologies are applied in CSIR institutes and laboratories. Content analysis was used in terms of quantitative approach. For gathering of data a checklist as the main research instrument was developed, based on other checklists and questionnaires, and synthesized ideas from literature. Data was collected by accessing all CSIR institutes and laboratories websites. Microsoft Excel was used, as a main tool to synthesize and analyze data.

2 illus, 5 tables, 25 ref.

023232   PAWAR N S, AZAD N, MALVIYA D (MEDICAPS Univ, Madhya Pradesh) : Collection development and management in electronic age: A study with special reference to IIT Indore. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 83- 102.

A study has been conducted to find out the perception, views and attitude of the faculty and staff members towards collection development and its process in IIT Indore. The primary data is collected through questionnaire from the faculty members of IIT Indore. The present study explores the obstacles and difficulties faced by users regarding e-resources of their choices selection. The main objective of the study is to examine the collection development policy and procedures to adopt E-Resource management, which becomes very important when there is heavy budget of Rs. 7- 8 crores for the new IIT’S. A questionnaire based survey method was used for data collection. The analysis of the data for the present study was done by applying simple percentage calculations. Argues that faculties are also required to take more involvement in procurement and suggestion process, and make the library e-resources policy and procedure more user friendly and effective for maximum utilization of available resources in the library. Concludes that the library of Indore and their faculties are making continuous efforts to develop and implement proper policies for collection development. But still much more is expected from this high rank Technical institute of India.

14 illus, 7 ref.

023231   KATARIA S (Bennett Univ, Uttar Pradesh, Email: sanjay.kataria@bennett.edu.in) : Textile research journal, 2000-2015: A bibliometric study. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 67-82.

With a view to analyzing research ouput and its various measures in this field, publications from 2000-2015 (15 years) were downloaded from the SCOPUS database. This paper presents the findings of a bibliometric study of Textile Research Journal. A total of 1,737 articles carrying 19,755 journal citations during the period of 2000-2015 were analyzed. In geographical analysis of said articles, it is found the highest articles (536, 30.86%) were produced by China and minimum articles (29, 1.67%) produced by Canada. Articles comes first as it is the preferred Articles type document with 1727 out of 1737 articles. Out of 1737 articles contributions (303, 17.25%) have pages length of 1-5 pages. The top two countries that contributed maximum articles to textile research were China (536, 30.86%) and US (521, 29.99%). This journal has got world-wide recognition and is steadily growing to be a very promising journal in the area of textile research by attracting scholarly articles from around the world.

7 illus, 7 tables, 15 ref.

023230   BALA S, SINGH J (Library & Information Science Dep, Kurukshetra Univ, Kurukshetra) : Research output in the field of entomology (2010-2014) at PAU and CSKHPKV: A citation study. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 47-66.

The study covers a total 3387 citations appended to the 17 doctoral theses in the field of Entomology awarded by PAU, Ludhiana and CSKHPKV, Palampur during the year 2010-2014 to find out the comparison in terms of bibliographic forms of the cited documents, authorship pattern, country-wise, subject-wise, year-wise distribution of citations and its obsolescence value. Ranking of the cited journals was also carried out with the application of Bradford’s law of scattering. It is believed that this study would be helpful for the librarians in the process of collection development and weeding out of unused documents from the libraries to save costly stocking space and reduce maintenance cost. In view of the increasing cost of the journals and the shrinking library budgets, the librarians must make careful selections based on the qualities and standards of journals.

5 illus, 7 tables, 11 ref.

023229   GUPTA R, GUPTA B M, GARG A K, GARG C (1K/A Arjun Nagar, Safdarjang Enclave, New Delhi 110029, Email: ritu7648@gmail.com) : Autism research in India: A scientometric assessment of publications output during 2007-16. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 33-46.

The paper examines 446 Indian publications on autism research as covered in Scopus database during 2007-16, experiencing an annual average growth rate of 23.86% and citation impact of 9.02. India’s share in global output was 1.31% during 2007-16, which increased from 0.86% during 2007-11 to 1.57% during 2012-16. India’s international collaborative publications share in autism research was 25.56% during 2007-16, which increased from 18.52% during 2007-11 to 27.81% during 2012-16. Medicine, among subjects, contributed the largest share (64.75%) to India’s autism research during 2007-16, followed by neurosciences (21.97%), biochemistry, genetics & molecular biology (19.96%), psychology (9.64%), computer science (9.42%) and pharmacology and toxicology (7.17%) during 2007-16. The most productive 10 Indian organizations and authors together contributed 34.08% and 27.35% publication share and 46.61% and 16.29% citation share to total publications output by India on autism research during 2007-16.The top 10 most productive journals together accounted for 29.25% share of India’s total publication output on autism research during 2007-16. Of the total India’s autism research output, 11 high cited publications have registered citations from 59 to 555 and they together received 1881 citations, with 171 citations per paper. These 11 high cited papers involved the participation of 178 authors and 106 organizations. The 11 highly cited papers were published in 9 journals, with 3 papers in Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of United States, and 1 paper each in other journals

8 tables,10 ref.

023228   CHATTERJEE S J, CHATTERJEE S, KANJILAL U (Centre for Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi, Email: jsanghamitra@gmail.com) : Participation of male and female developers in the project development processes of selective open source library software: An evaluative study. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 17-32.

While many researchers attempt to understand the processes and structure of the available Open Source Library Software (OSLS), their development, impact and management, few found a gender composition in participation of the development processes worth studying. This study observed, highlighted and compared the patterns of women’s and men’s participation in the OSLS project development process with select OSLS viz. DSpace, E Prints, Evergreen, Greenstone Digital Library Software, Koha, NewGenLib and OpenBiblio. To find out gender participation in development of OSLS projects, the methodology involved analytical as well as theoretical study. The dataset involved both secondary and primary level of data. An online questionnaire was developed for primary data collection. Analysis of the survey has confirmed that women do not participate to a great extent in the development of OSLS. There are differences between male and female participation with respect to their role and nature of involvement in the development process.

3 illus, 4 tables, 20 ref.

023227   MALHAN I V (Central Univ of Himachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Email: imalhan_47@rediffmail.com) : Strategic leadership and role of library and information centers in environmental sustainability: An overview of green technologies. Int J Lib Info Network Knowledge 2017, 2(2), 1-16.

Library and information centres are not only preserving the legacy of scholarship and documenting important human contributions to knowledge, but are also disseminating knowledge resources with their systems and practices in ways that facilitate quick access to most appropriate knowledge resources that users are looking for. Library and information services are humanism in practice and thus libraries must contribute to an important issue of human concern such as environment sustainability through knowledge based interventions, and by bringing about awareness of environmental issues and existence of green technologies. Identifying smarter technologies and methods which are environmentally benign and sustainable is need of the hour. There are plenty of electronic gadgets and smart applications available to control resources waste. Libraries and information centres should play a strategic leadership role in their institutions and surroundings for adoption and absorption of green technologies and dissemination of information on environment sustainability. In partnership with the IT department, green technology programs such as energy saving software can be tested in the library and labs that save energy can be set up. Green information literacy is key to foster awareness of information resources on environmental sustainability, green technologies and green initiatives. Library and information centres therefore should not only act as testing beds and teaching tools but also a trigger point for green initiatives. This paper projects an overview of green technologies and through extensive literature survey and analysis portrays the role of library and information centres in environment sustainability. Discusses various approaches for green initiatives and highlights the need for green information literacy.

29 ref.

023226   MARATHE R A (Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed Univ, Maharashtra) : The women empowerment in villages a study with respect to self-help groups. Int J Multidiscipl Res Dev 2017, 4(11), 165-7.

The Indian women are very hard working and sincere to their work if they are properly trained and motivated the women empowerment can be possible in real sense. The Indian villages are under developed though after Indian Freedom lot of efforts were taken by the government and the scope for village development still lies in the hands of interested parties and people of India. The women constituent the 50% population in the villages in India. The systematic efforts from all the concerned will develop the villages if women in the villages take active part in the development of the villages. How can we do this the major part is education all the women in the villages have to at take proper education. The authors have taken the detail study of the contribution done by village women till now and grow we can achieve village development with the help of women. The self-help groups are playing important role in these area.

2 illus, 6 ref.

023225   REGINA E E L, EJIKE O C (Educational Psychology Dep, Univ of Port Harcourt, Nigeria) : Psychological factors of academic motivation among secondary school students in Etche local government area of rivers state, Nigeria. Int J Multidiscipl Res Dev 2017, 4(11), 1-5.

The study investigated psychological factors of academic motivation among secondary school students in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State. Ex-post facto research design was used in this study. A sample size of 600 students was selected from SS1 and SS2 using stratified random sampling in 10 public secondary schools in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers State. Three research questions were answered and three hypotheses were tested in the study at 0.05 level of significance. The instrument used for the study is titled: Psychological Factors as Correlates of Academic Motivation Questionnaire (PSFCAMQ) developed by the researchers. The PSFCAMQ had four sections of 12 items each related to the factors under review. The reliability of the instrument was established using Cronbach alpha as follows; Academic motivation 0.76, attribution 0.86, self-concept 0.81 and interest 0.84. The research questions were answered using mean and standard deviation while the hypotheses were tested with t- test of independence at 0.05 Alpha levels. It was found out that students’ internal and external attribution, positive and negative self-concept, high and low interest has significant influence on their academic motivation. It was recommended that counsellors and teachers should help students to think about or perceive themselves positively. Again, teachers should trigger high interest in students to increase academic motivation in them as they continue to reinforce students verbally.

3 tables, 18 ref.

023224   HASIMU M, SILAMU W (Xinjiang Univ, China- 830 046, Email: mamtimin116@163.com) : Three-stage short text language identification algorithm. J Digital Inf Mgmt 2017, 15(6), 354.

Text on the internet is written in different languages and scripts, and a language identification system is used to analyze and identify them. To improve the performance of text language identification, this paper proposes a three-stage short text language identification algorithm. The script of a given text is identified in the first stage of the algorithm. The language group to which it belongs, consisting of languages written in the same script, is identified in the second stage. In the third stage, the specific language of the given text is recognized from within the language group. Experimental results showed that our proposed method improves the accuracy of text language identification systems stage by stage, reduces the time and the size of the feature set needed to make a prediction, and achieves optimal accuracy.

32 tables, 33 ref.

023223   BABA K (Fujitsu Laboratories, Japan, Email: baba.Kensuke@jp.fujitsu.com) : A fast algorithm for plagiarism detection in large-scale data. J Digital Inf Mgmt 2017, 15(6), 331.

This paper proposes a fast plagiarism detection algorithm in large-scale data. Plagiarisms of superficial descriptions, such as “copy and paste”, can be detected using a simple document similarity based on string matching. The algorithm reduces the effort for computing the document similarity by approximating the similarity. The effects of the approximation on the processing time and accuracy are evaluated by conducting experiments with a data set generated from practical scholarly documents. The experimental results show that the algorithm based on the approximated similarity can reduce the processing time of the straightforward algorithm based on the exact similarity to less than one-third in exchange for a slight decrease of the accuracy.

5 illus, 26 ref.

023222   WANG R, HE G, WU X, WANG F, HU Y (Coll of Mathematics and Systems Science, China- 266 590, Email: wrying90@163.com) : Multicast optimization and node fast location search method for wireless sensor networks based on ant colony algorithm. J Digital Inf Mgmt 2017, 15(6), 303.

Wireless sensor network is a new information acquisition and processing technology. A large number of sensor nodes form a network through self-organization including each node integrates sensing unit, processing unit, communication unit and energy supply. The protocol multicast technology of wireless sensor network routing is a means of group communication, which requires information from the source node at the same time sent to multiple destination nodes, routing as the core technology of multimedia networks, its scope of study is extensive, including routing protocols, routing strategy and routing algorithms. In this paper, we mainly study the multicast routing algorithm which is based on Quality of Service (QoS), and introduce the search strategy which is based on the shortest path of pheromone in the process of ant colony feeding. MATLAB ant colony algorithm is also used in the WSN routing protocol multicast problem in the application of the problem solving for local optimization. The result of computer simulation shows that the ant colony algorithm has a better effect on solving the multicast protocol of WSN, and the algorithm can realize the fast positioning and query of wireless sensor network routing nodes.

4 illus, 1 table, 23 ref.

023221   PRATHAP G (Vidya Academy of Science and Technology, Thrissur, Email: gangan_prathap@hotmail.com) : Comparative end-to-end evaluation of research organizations. Curr Sci 2017, 113(3), 455-7.

Comparative end-to-end research evaluations of large research entities like countries, agencies or institutions need to seperate out the bibliometric part of the chain from the econometric part. Both size-dependent derived from the size-dependent and size-independent terms. To complete the evaluation chain, we take up the econometric part where efficiency of the research production process is represented in terms of output and out-and size-independent terms play a crucial role to come productivities combine quantity and quality (impact) in a meaning. An evocative analogy for understanding the relationful way. Output or outcome at the bibliometric level ship of size-dependent to size-independent factors in all can be measured using zeroth, first or second-order composite indicators, and the productivity or efficiency terms follow accordingly using the input to output or outcome factors.

3 tables, 8 ref.

022257   Umagandhi R;Sindhuja R (NO, Nadar Saraswathi College of Arts and Science, Theni, Tamil Nadu) : Desperate race in the novel The da vinci code by dan brown. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2018, 5(1), 14-15.

Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code has intrigued and thrilled millions of readers around the world. Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon receives an urgent late- night receiver call. The elderly guardian of the Louvre has been murdered inside the museum, a mysterious cipher found near the body. As Langdon and a talented French Cryptologist, Sophie Neveu, sort through the weird riddles, they are amazed to discover a trail of clues hidden in the works of Da Vinci- clues visible for all to see and yet cunningly concealed by the artist. Langdon suspects they are on the hound for a breathtaking historical furtive, one that has proven through the centuries to be as enlightening as it is dangerous. In a frenzied race through Paris and beyond, Langdon and Neveu find themselves identical wits with a faceless powerbroker - 4 - appear to anticipate their every move. Unless they can decode the labyrinthine puzzle, the priory's secret and a volatile ancient truth will be lost perpetually.

1 ref

022256   Tarsem Lal (NO, J C D A V College, Dasuya, Distt. Hoshiarpur, Punjab) : Research problems face by college librarian in present scenario. Indian J soc Res 2017, 58(3), 341-50.

The paper discusses the problems of college librarian. The Librarians are facing problems such as lack of e-resources, inadequate ICT infrastructure, library and information centers, research & documentation centers, financial crunches, research environment, lack of cooperation and implementation of API. The librarian's core function is disseminating the library services, assist the teaching communities in research and help the users in locating the documents. Research is a creative art, intellectual works, demands core depth, vast experience, advanced knowledge and patience. In India Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, the father of library and information started the library science discipline, library courses and further studies as certificate and diploma courses, B.lib and Inf.sc, M.lib and Inf.sc, M.Phil Ph.D and D.litt.

1 illus, 11 ref

022255   Saroj Kumari;Sethi N;Jodha R (Extension Education and Communication Management Dep, CCS Haryana Agricultural Univ, Hisar-125 004, Email: saroj208@gmail.com) : Socio-personal factors with impact assessment of mobile based advisory services in Haryana. Ann Agri Bio Res 2017, 22(2), 299-302.

Introduction of information and communication (ICT) in the field of agriculture has brought many changes in traditional methods of extension. It enables the dissemination of requisite information at the right time to the right people. Mobile phones and Short Message Service (SMS) are important tools and can be used by the KVK specialist. The extension functionary is the user of the information, while farmers are implementer at field level. The present study was undertaken to assess the association between socio-personal variables and impact of mobile phone-based extension services among registered farmers. Out of all, 12 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) used mobile-based advisory services (MBASs). Among them, two KVKs-Fatehabad and Sirsa were randomly selected for the assessment of impact. Out of that list, 150 registered farmers were selected randomly from each KVK, comprising total sample of 300 registered farmers. Impact assessment of overall information processing pattern showed significant positive association with age (r=58.), respondents' education (r=0.64) and family educational status (r=0.59) at 5% level of significance.

4 tables, 8 ref

022254   Saroj Kumari;Sethi N;Jodha R (Extension Education and Communication Management Dep, CCS Haryana Agricultural Univ, Hisar-125 004, Email: saroj208@gmail.com) : Psychological and communication factors with impact assessment of mobile based advisory services in Haryana. Ann Agri Bio Res 2017, 22(2), 294-8.

In the last few decades, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have provided immense opportunities for the social and economic development of rural people, and some technologies have surpassed others. Mobile telephony is one such technology that has developed significantly in the past few years. The present study was undertaken to assess the association between psychological and communication variables and impact of mobile phone based extension services among registered farmers. Out of all, 12 Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVKs) used mobile based advisory services (MBASs). Among them, two KVKs-Fatehabad and Sirsa were randomly selected for the assessment of impact. Out of that list, 150 registered farmers were selected randomly from each KVK, comprising total sample of 300 registered farmers. Similarly, impact assessment of overall information processing pattern showed significantly positive association with mass media exposure (r=0.71), information source utilization (r=0.73) and social participation (r=0.28) at 5% level of significance.

6 tables, 9 ref

022253   Ravisankar H;Sivaraju K;Reddy D D;Rao N S (NO, ICAR-Central Tobacco Research Institute, Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh) : Web based expert system for tobacco disease management. J Ent Zool Stud 2018, 6(1), 5-11.

Tobacco quality and production are widely affected by - 2 - diseases in both nursery and field crop. The yield losses due to diseases can be as high as 50% depending on the type and intensity of disease(s). Primary diseases affecting the tobacco are frog-eye spot, brown spot, black shank, damping-off, wilt, root-knot, mosaic and leaf curl diseases. An accurate and rapid diagnosis can help to take up appropriate and timely corrective measures and thus minimize yield losses. However, the end users are not able to utilize the available information developed by scientists. Symptoms of some diseases may sometimes be similar to nutritional disorders and hence confusing. Information technology created new vistas of scientific information, social interaction and communication. Based on information technology, Web based expert system on various diseases of tobacco, symptoms and their management was developed and linked to "Agridaksh" managed by IASRI for providing global access. The diseases on tobacco were classified into minor and major in both nursery and field crop and the database was designed in tree structure. The system has two different methods for disease diagnosis. The first method uses rule based inference (information system) and the second method uses ontology. The former is text based while the latter also shows pictures with the text. In both the approaches the user enters into the question-answer session with the system and at the end of the session, a particular tobacco disease is identified and its images get displayed online. Under this system, a knowledge model has been created in such a way that includes a knowledge acquisition, ontology based problem identification and a knowledge retrieval system for tobacco diseases. This system is useful to enhance the capacity of farmers, agricultural extension personnel and tobacco crop development agencies for tobacco disease management to increase crop yield. The expert system developed is of great utility as it brings disease symptoms and damage on tobacco and their management to a single platform.

7 illus, 25 ref

022252   Krishna M M;Giridhara K V (M.Com. Dep, Akshara P.G. Center, Jnanasagara Mahavidhayalaya, Shivamogga-577 203) : Influence of social networking sites in consumers purchase intension. Int J latest Technol Engng Mgmt appl Sci 2017, 6(5), 19-23.

Social Networks are online communities of people who typically share a common interest or activity. It provides a platform for business owners to market their business. Social Network marketing makes use of the process of advertising, promoting and selling ideas, theories, values and philosophies in a social environment. This model is based upon the hive mentality where people identify themselves as part of a group with similar likes and interests that draw them together. Purchase intention is a plan to buying a particular good or service in the future. But purchase intention comes from behavioural science and evolves from the term intention. Intention is the subjective probability that one perform a particular action. Consumer attitudes are a composite of consumer beliefs, feelings and behavioural intentions. The more positive these attitudes are the more positive purchase intentions will be. This article will reveal how the general attitude of the consumers will transform into purchase intention. Also it will show how marketing through Social Networking Sites influence consumers purchase intension.

3 tables, 9 ref

022251   Kiruthika D;Madhusudhanan B (Commerce Dep, CMS College of Science & Commerce, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu) : Study on marketing of tea in Tamilnadu with special reference to Nilgiris district. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2018, 5(2), 12-15.

Millions of people across the globe prefer and enjoy the beverage called "Tea". In India Tea was introduced by Chinese and in India it's being produced in North Assam, Manipur, Imphal and Darjeeling. The botanical name for tea is "Camellia sinensis" is allowed to grow in its own way, could grow to a height of 25 feet with flower and fruit like any other tree. Tea grows at altitudes rising sea level nearly 8,000ft and it's a continuous commercial harvesting crop throughout the year. In late 17th century a German missionary who did pioneering work in separating Asian plantations and bust that gives liquor, a refresher and stimulate. The present study is an attempt to know about the marketing of tea in Tamilnadu with special reference to Nilgiris District. The tea growers face different problems related to multi channel marketing and various communication types used for marketing. The present study concluded that, tea industries can concentrate at the international sales during the summer season and can develop the tea industries even at international level.

1 illus, 1 table, 5 ref

022250   Darzabi T;Taheri H R;Kakhki A R S (Motor Behavior Dep, Ferdowsi Univ of Mashhad, Mashhad, Iran, Email: hamidtaheri@ferdowsi.um.ac.ir) : The effects of moderate-intensity aerobic activity before and after training on acquisition and consolidation memory in short service badminton. Biosci Biotechnol Res Asia 2017, 14(2), 785-92.

Acquisition and consolidation of motor skills is important in learning. Thus, aerobic activity can be a necessity at the time of acquisition of motor skills. This study aims to investigate the impact of moderate-intensity aerobic activity before training on acquisition and consolidation of memory for the short service in badminton. In this quasi-experimental study, 38 participants aged 17 to 19 years were selected by Convenience Sampling and Purposive Sampling. Participants were randomly assigned to two experimental groups (n =14 and 10) and a control group (n = 14) based on the aerobic capacity. Before and after the badminton short service training, the participants ran for 20 minutes on a treadmill at a speed of about 70 percent of maximum heart rate. In various stages of training, the precision of ball landing spots was measured based on the French test at the time of acquisition, immediate retention, retention and transfer in all three groups. The repeated measures ANOVA were used to compare between-groups mean and within-groups mean. The results were analyzed at the significance level of p<60>0.05. There was no significant difference between groups in terms of the accuracy of the short service in badminton in the French test based on aerobic exercise before and after training - 1 - (p<60>0.05).A significant difference was observed between all parts of the test and the transfer test (p<62>0.05). According to the impact of moderate-intensity aerobic activity before and after training on the acquisition and consolidation of memory, there was no significant difference in the accuracy of the short service in badminton.

3 tables, 31 ref

022249   Brahima C;Dieu-donne K M K;Judicael A A S (NO, Enseignant-Chercheur a l'Universite Alassane Ouattara, Bouake RCI, Cote d'Ivoire) : Strategies d'evitement des perdus de vaue dans le cadre de la prise on charge de la tuberculose au CDT de Lakota cote d'ivoire. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2018, 5(1), 16-23.

The objective here is to show how the CDT Lakota is reached successively to a rate of zero lost sight of. From a semi-structured interview guide to address to the various actors of the supported, it emerges that the avoidance of lost of view is linked to the involvement of all these actors, to the intensification of the tasks, to the strengthening of the communication, the right to self-determination, the reduction of the movement of patients and the effective monitoring of those on the ground.

25 ref

022248   Akmal M (Politics Dep, Universitas Malikussaleh, Aceh, Indonesia) : Political education in post: Aceh conflict. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2018, 5(1), 11-13.

Political education is one of the most important agenda in the statehood, especially in the country based on the democratic system like Indonesia. Political education in Aceh which is widely known as a conflict area, is, of course, has a different strategy applied compared to other places throughout Indonesia. The phenomenon shows that there are still frequent physical clashes between supporters of political parties as well as the many apathetic communities in the governance process; it has been a major concern in the efforts of political education in Aceh. The long history of political struggle in Aceh serves as a basis in analyzing the socio political factors in relation to the political education of the community, which is certainly closely linked to the security stability in Aceh.

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021293   Wang P;Zhu F;Song H;Hou J (Faculty of Management and Economics, Dalian Univ of Technology, No. 2 Linggong Road, Ganjingzi District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, China, Email: wangpeng26893@126.com) : Bibliometric profile of Current science between 1961 and 2015. Curr Sci 2017, 113(3), 386-92.

A bibliometric analysis of 31,403 publications in Current Science between 1961 and 2015 revealed an unstable trend; the highest citations per publication appeared during 2003-2005. The impact factor of Current Science had an overall increasing trend and placed the journal in the quartile Q2 within 'Multidisciplinary sciences' category. The h-index of Current Science was 82 and 24 authors had more than one H-Classic articles. The most productive country was India and Current Science was dominated by contributions from Indian institutions. Analysis of author keywords showed 11 main research themes for the journal. These findings will help the readers to get a quick and intuitive overview of Current Science.

4 illus, 2 tables, 18 ref

021292   Spurthi G S (CSE, BNM Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, Karnataka) : Big data analytics in bioinformatics. Int J latest Technol Engng Mgmt appl Sci 2017, 6(8), 21-5.

Tuberculosis is the ancient and global disease, which is found worldwide. TB is the infectious bacterial disease which affect both humans and animals due to growth of nodules in the tissues (mainly Lungs). Big data analytics in healthcare is evolving - 5 - into a promising field for providing insight from very large data sets and improving outcomes while reducing costs. The paper highlights the potential of bigdata to identify contiguous infection and to hypothesize a Data application engine that not only provides mapping between the spread of animal-human tuberculosis but some of the neglected reason about the spread of the disease.

3 illus, 20 ref

021291   Sharma R;Madhusudhan M (Library and Information Science Dep, Delhi Univ, Delhi-110 007, Email: rajulsharma42@gmail.com) : Use of mobile devices by library and information science students in central universities of Uttar Pradesh. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 287-96.

This paper provides an insight of actual use of mobile devices by into LIS students' in everyday life and their perceptions regarding the usefulness and effectiveness of mobile phones for academic purpose in Central universities in Uttar Pradesh state, India. The findings of the study reveal that most of the respondents use mobile devices daily for more than 3 hours. Smart phone is the most used mobile device. Respondents use productivity tools on their mobile device for creating documents. Gmail app, Whatsapp, google app, adobe reader and PDF viewer are the most frequently used mobile apps. Most of the respondents access Library Website through their mobile device and only 1.96% are accessing e-books from their mobile device. Major barriers found are: use of mobile devices for academic learning in the poor network coverage, high charging data plans, slow load time and lack of Internet speed. The findings of the study will not only guide LIS students in effective use of mobile devices for academic purposes, but will also help mobile manufactures, university authorities, librarians in exploring mobile devices adoption and usage among the respondents.

9 illus, 2 tables, 43 ref

021290   Savoiu G;Siman I I (Faculty of Economic Sciences and Faculty of Sciences, Pitesti Univ, 110 040, Pitesti, 1, Targudin Vale Street, Arges, Romania, Email: gsavoiu@yahoo.com) : Population implosion and the model of cavitation applied to demography. Curr Sci 2017, 113(1), 30-4.

Based on the hypothesis that in all states of flux (including demographic flux), as in all liquids, the phenomenon of cavitation appears when the local (or demographic) pressure decreases below the vaporization value (the demographic point of survival) respectively, under the saturation pressure (defined by the fertility rate), at the given temperature of gases (general demographic conditions), dissolved in the liquid. This paper presents and analyses cavitation phenomenon as a powerful, rather than merely a potential, demographic model. The structure of this paper could be considered as a succinct three-section solution to describe the evolution from the demographical explosion of the entire world to the demographical implosion of the whole of Europe during the next three or four decades, in a number of population trends. Some final remarks underline the importance of cavitation model and its applied version in demographic implosion, as well as evaluation of the risk of cavitation and computation of cavitation coefficients in demography.

1 illus, 14 ref

021289   Raghavaiah P;Babu K S (Library and Information Science Dep, Bharathiar Univ, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu-641 046, Email: p.raghavaiah@gmail.com) : District central libraries in Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 270-3.

This paper focuses on the functioning, library resources, services, and problems existing in the District Central Libraries of Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh. A survey was conducted using questionnaire tool for collecting data from the librarians of the District Central Libraries (DCL) regarding collection development, sources of grants, manpower, library services, physical and ICT infrastructural facilities, etc. The study reveals that majority of the libraries are possessing the collection in the range of 40,000 to 50,000. Further, it is also found that lack of staff, ICT facilities, lack of sufficient budget - 4 - are the main problems faced by these libraries in Rayalaseema region.

6 tables, 4 ref

021288   Prathap G (NO, Vidya Academy of Science and Technology, Thrissur-680 501, Email: gangan_prathap@hotmail.com) : Comparative end-to-end evaluation of research organizations. Curr Sci 2017, 113(3), 455-7.

Comparative end-to-end research evaluations of large research entities like countries, agencies or institutions need to separate out the bibliometric part of the chain from the econometric part. Both size-dependent and size-independent terms play a crucial role to combine quantity and quality (impact) in a meaningful way. Output or outcome at the bibliometric level can be measured using zeroth, first or second-order composite indicators, and the productivity or efficiency terms follow accordingly using the input to output or outcome factors.

3 tables, 8 ref

021287   Prasanna Kumara B M;Divyananda K (NO, New Horizon College of Engineering, Near Marathalli, Bellandur Main Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka-560 103, Email: prasannamlib23@gmail.com) : Determinants of television media libraries' use, collections and services among the television media professionals in Bengaluru. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 237-42.

The purpose of this study is to examine the utilisation of television media libraries use, resources and services among the media professional working in various television channels at Bengaluru. Based on this background, a survey method has been adopted and well-structured questionnaire was distributed to collect relevant data about usage behaviour by the media professionals. The study covers media professional working at various television media in Bengaluru. Data was collected from 1132 media professionals and final results indicate that minimum usage of the television media libraries is observed in respondents. The overall statistics shows that usage, collections and services of television media libraries as somehow satisfactory. It is found that primary purpose of the media library is archival and not for referral. An effort has been made by the authors to study the ways to accomplish the demands of television media professionals in television media of Bengaluru, Karnataka.

8 tables, 5 ref

021286   Nanda A (NO, Veer Surendra Sai Univ of Technology, Burla, Sambalur, Odisha-768 018, Email: architaa_nanda@yahoo.co.in) : Use and awareness of E-journals by the faculty of research scholars of Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 274-80.

The study aims to analyse the use and awareness of e-journals by the faculty members and research scholars of Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology (VSSUT). The study also intends to determine the purpose of using of e-journals, access place for searching e-journals, preferred format for accessing it and suggestions for promoting the use of e-journals. Questionnaire method was adopted to elicit data from faculty and research scholars of VSSUT. Total one hundred fifteen respondents participated in the survey from which 56 are faculty members and 59 are research - 3 - scholars. The study reveals that faculty and research scholars are aware about e-journals and online database subscribed by their library. Majority of faculty and research scholars using e-journals for research purpose and Department is the most preferred location for accessing e-journals.

1 illus, 11 tables, 12 ref

021285   Islam S;Nowrin S;Mostofa S M (Information Science and Library Management Dep, Dhaka Univ, Dhaka, Bangladesh-1000, Email: sharif.islm@du.ac.bd) : Knowledge sharing pattern among the arts faculty students of Dhaka university. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 243-8.

The purpose of this paper is to explore the Knowledge Sharing (KS) patterns among the students of the Arts faculty, University of Dhaka (DU). In order to investigate the KS patterns, a structured questionnaire was used which included different parameters such as background information of the respondents, their purpose, frequency, preferred channels, benefits and motivators for Knowledge Sharing. The data were collected from a total number of 372 students and later analysed using SPSS and Microsoft Excel. The study revealed that, majority of the students of the Arts faculty share their knowledge for self-satisfaction. Although, largest numbers of the students also believe knowledge sharing help them to create new knowledge and ideas, while, learning from each other is their prime motivator for KS.

8 tables, 34 ref

021284   Fatima N (NO, High Court of Delhi, Sher Shah Road, New Delhi-110 503, Email: nishat.siddique@ymail.com) : Citation analysis of business research: an international journal in the field of business. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 281-6.

The present study is citation analysis of Business Research. It covers 18 issues of 9 volumes of Business Research published bi-annually during the period 2008-2016. The analysis covers the study of citation pattern and chronological growth citations. It also covers authorship pattern of the articles and various information sources of cited material. On the basis of citation analysis, a rank list of journals is prepared and core journals in the field of Business research are identified. Similarly, core areas of research are identified. The study reveals that researchers have cited journals (77.33%) more than books, editorial works and all other sources of information. Growth in collaborative trend of writing papers is also noticed as citations contributed by two authors is (37.67%) and single authors is (33.42%) followed by three authors (21.59%). Half-life of journal's citations is found to be fourteen years. Bradford's law doesn't found fit in the study. Academy of Management Journal (157 citations), Strategic Management Journal (141 citations) and The Journal of Finance (136 citations) are the most cited journals. Supply chain management and advertising are the two main areas of research among researchers.

2 illus, 7 tables, 12 ref

021283   Deepthi;Tadasad P G;Patil S (Library & Information Science Dep, Karnataka State Women's Univ, Vijayapura, Karnataka-586 108, Email: deepthi.k67@gmail.com) : Use of online social networking services in university libraries: a study of university libraries of Karnataka, India. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 249-58.

Social networking services have become a very powerful tool to provide library services. Over a period of time libraries are using online social networking services to make their services popular and user friendly. Social networking services like facebook, youtube, twitter, linkedin, google+, instagram have many applications that could be utilised by the libraries to provide number of services in libraries. The paper reports the use of social networking services in University libraries, based on a study of 54 university websites in Karnataka state. Method of content analysis has been adopted to study the websites. The results indicate that 53 of 54 universities (98.14%) do have their own websites in different domains. 29.62% State/Central universities are connected to Facebook. 18.51% are connected to Youtube. Very few are connected to Twitter and Linkedin. 18.51% of Universities are connected to different networking sites. It is observed that the universities libraries in the state are catching up with these technologies but many of these services are used for mere elementary purposes. The study concludes that it is time for the university libraries to exploit the services and use the optimum potentialities of these Social networking services.

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021282   Chang S H (NO, Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Centre, National, No. 106, Heping E. Road, Da'an District, Taipei 10636, Taiwan, Email: shchang@narlabs.org.tw) : Key technology network of BioMEMS through patent analysis. Curr Sci 2017, 113(3), 462-7.

The growth of an ageing population and demand for telemedicine have rendered, biomicroelectromechanical systems (BioMEMS) as one of the internationally recognized prospective research areas. Previous studies have mostly emphasized on specific BioMEMS technology or the market application of such technology. However, these studies have not actively identified the key technology of BioMEMS and have not determined the technology development trend in recent years. In the present study, BioMEMS patents were used as a basis of analysis to build a technology network and conduct network analysis. The results showed that key BioMEMS technologies mainly comprised chemical containers, measurements, printed circuits and medical diagnoses. Therefore, BioMEMS technology is applicable to not only one technical field, but multiple technical fields. However, recent technological development has mainly emphasized medical diagnostic measuring technology rather than mature technologies such as chemical containers or printed circuits. An analysis of patent holders reveals that institutions which have developed BioMEMS technology for a relatively long period of time are public or semipublic agencies, indicating that government funding and support are necessary in the early phase of BioMEMS development. This study constructed a model of a patent technology network to investigate the development trend of BioMEMS technology.

2 illus, 3 tables, 34 ref

021281   Bapte V D (Knowledge Resource Centre, Sant Gadge Baba Amravati Univ, Amravati, Maharashtra-444 602, Email: vishal_bapte@rediffmail.com) : DESIDOC journal of library and information technology (DJLIT): A bibliometric analysis of cited references. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 264-9.

The paper presents a bibliometric analysis of the 4821 cited documents appended to the 295 articles published in DJLIT during 2011-15. The citation analysis is based on various strictures such as studying distribution of citations, authorship pattern, degree of collaboration, distribution of reference sources, prominent authors and ranked list of core journals. The study revealed that there is dominance of single authorship with 1912 (39.65%) citations followed by two authors with 1152 (23.89%) citations, three authors with 456 (9.45%) citations and more than three authors with 386 (8%) citations. There has been the availability of a good degree of institutional publications as well. Year-wise authorship pattern is also specified so as to see the dominance of particular authorship pattern for the period considered under the study. The degree of authors' collaboration for the present study is 0.51 and modified collaborative coefficient is 0.3661. Dr B.M. Gupta with 52 citations is the most prolific author. Dr K.C. Garg and Dr B.S. Kademani are at the second and third position respectively. The study further exposed the journal to be the mostly cited information source 2560 (53.10%) followed by websites (22.69%) and books (10.81%). Conference papers, reports, theses, workshop papers and seminar papers equally seem to be preferred domain with regard to using pertinent information source. Ranked list of journals denotes Scientometrics to be the most used journal (6.60%) by the authors contributing in DJLIT. The source journal is at the second position in the ranked list with 5.43%. A glance at the ranked core list of journals suggests that maximum journals are from foreign countries.

8 illus, 2 tables, 12 ref

021280   Asnafi A R (Information and Knowledge Dep, Shahid Beheshti Univ, Velenjak, Tehran, Iran-198396-3113, Email: aasnafi@gmail.com) : Presence of the iranian library and the information science departments in ResearchGate. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(4), 259-63.

Current research intends to survey on the participation of the Iranian Library and the Information Science departments in ResearchGate as academic social networks. In this article, activities of Iranian faculty members of the Library and the Information Science departments, using special indicators of ResearchGate - RGScore, Impact Points, Publications, Citations and Reads were analysed. Findings indicated that 36 Iranian faculty members of the Library and the Information Science Departments from 14 Universities and Institutions are active in ResearchGate. Moreover, the findings revealed that the Library and the Information Science Department of Kharazmi University, Islamic Azad University, Iran Medical Sciences University, Islamic World Science Citation Center and Tehran University were top Iranian active LIS departments on ResearchGate based on RG Score and Impact Points indicators. Total 654 documents were shared in ResearchGate by Iranian faculty members of the Library and the Information Science departments in ResearchGate and articles, conference papers and books had the most representation in this section. Iranian faculty members H. Jamali and A.R. Noruzi have the best performance in ResearchGate based on indicators such as Publications, Citations and Reads.

1 illus, 3 tables, 17 ref

020307   Hanirex D K;Thooyamani K P;Khanaa V (NO, , MCA, 173, Agharam Road, Bharath Univ, Chennai-600 073, Email: keranahanirex.cse@bharathuniv.ac.in) : Performance of association rules for dengue virus type1 amino acids using in integration of transaction reduction and random sampling (TRRS) algorithm. Int J pharm Sci Res 2017, 8(6), 2578-87.

Association rule mining is the recent research area in data mining. Frequent Itemset Mining techniques is one of the prominent techniques in pattern mining. In this system frequent itemset mining is used to find the frequent amino acids patterns in Dengue Virus Type1 data set. This system uses an integration of Transaction Reduction and Random Sampling (TRRS) approach to identify the frequent patterns in Dengue Virus Type1 amino acids sequence. Our system reveals the association between the amino acids. Our System first identifies the number of amino acids sequences suitable for each transaction and finds the number of association rules using Transaction Reduction and Random Sampling methods by varying the sample size. Experimental results show that the performance of our proposed Transaction Reduction and Random Sampling Algorithm(TRRS) works efficiently when compared to Apriori algorithm, FP Growth algorithm, Two Dimensional Transaction Reduction(TDTR) Algorithm Improved TDTR algorithm, Set Oriented Mining (SETM) algorithm and Improved SETM Algorithm (ISETM) in terms of number of association rules generated and the time taken to generate the association rules.

15 illus, 7 tables, 43 ref

020306   Dobrota M;Jeremic V (Statistics Dep, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Belgrade Univ, Belgrade, Serbia) : Shedding the light on the stability of university rankings in the ICT field. IETE Tech Rev 2017, 34(1), 75-82.

A global trend nowadays is shifting the attention from the overall university ranking towards the ranking in a particular scientific field: "Ranking by Subject" and/or "Field Ranking". The objective of the research presented in this paper is the review of the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) aspect of the universities performance. The major concern of the study is the uncertainty and sensitivity of ICT field ranking, regarding the weighting scheme of a particular ranking methodology. The paper thus examines the ICT field-based section of the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) and URAP rankings and gives a detailed comparison of the stability of these ranking methods. According to the results, URAP ICT ranking is shown to be more stable than QS ICT ranking, with a lower level of uncertainty and sensitivity to different model assumptions. Moreover, we gave an overview of particular standings of Indian universities in both QS and URAP ICT rankings, tackling the issue of the uncertainty and sensitivity of their positions.

2 illus, 5 tables, 57 ref

019339   Suganthi B;Poornima T;Krishnaveni R (NO, Nadar Saraseathi College of Arts and Science, Theni, Kerala) : Evaluation art of webster as a dramatist. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2017, 4(12), 1-2.

Webster is one of the greatest dramatists in the Post- Elizabethan period and his place is among the tragedy writers of the Elizabethan Age. The White Devil and The Duchess of Malfi, in these two tragedies, he reveals himself as great dramatist, and his power to grip the imagination by subtle suggestions. Both these plays present a study in revenge-a subject dear to the heart of the Elizabethan dramatists. Webster used psychological approach to characters, pessimism, satirical intent and humanity in sense of pathos in his plays. That plays are value of men and women have been plunged into and also struggled against wickedness have been the object of his study. Webster's reputation rests on The White Devil and The Duchess of Malfi. Opinions differ as to which is the better. The Duchess of Malfi would probably be if votes were taken but for freshness and intensity of passion the white devil could be regarded as Webster's masterpiece.

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019338   Arumugam J;Prakash M (NO, Librarian PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu) : Microsoft academic search and google scholar: a gateway for researchers. Int J multidiscipl Res Dev 2017, 4(11), 41-7.

This paper deals about the working techniques of Microsoft Academic Search and Google Scholar. MAS which automatically create a profile for authors who have published in the universe it searches. Therefore it is a good idea for scholars to check their profile and make any needed changes. Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. This paper deals the merits and demerits of both of these search engines for scholarly publishers. Most of the peer reviewed Journals, non-peer reviewed journals and open access journals are indexed here. This paper is very much helpful for the research beginners and academicians for locating the related review of literature.

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018377   Singh J (NO, Doaba College, Tanda Road, Jalandhar City-144 004) : Accessibility of N-list program among the faculty members and students of doaba college Jalandhar: A case study. J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 13(1), 30-42.

N-List program for libraries is boon for the institutions. It is a good initiative of the INFLIBNET (Gandhi Nagar Gujarat) for consortia among the college libraries. Doaba College Jalandhar is active member of this program. College is active since 2010 to till date. Faculty members and students are enjoying this facility provided by the college library. This study discusses various aspects of this program in this paper.

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018376   Balwinder Kaur (NO, S.P.S.K. Khalsa College, Begowal Dist.-Kapurthala, Punjab) : E-mail & its application in library. J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 13(1), 1-5.

This paper reveal that what is the roll of information technologyt in modem age. Paper highlights that what is the structure of E-mail, E-mail sending, forwarding and deleting. Paper also reveal that what is the merits & demerits of e-mail & its application in modern library.

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018375   Arunachalam S;Madhan M;Gunasekaran S (DST Centre for Policy Research, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru-560 012, Email: subbiah.arunachalam@gmail.com) : Chemistry research in India: Making progress, but not rapidly. Curr Sci 2017, 112(7), 1330-9.

Against the backdrop of comments on chemistry research in India made in three recent reports prepared by Nature Index, Elsevier and Thomson Reuters, we have made a scientometric analysis of contributions from India in leading multidisciplinary chemistry journals over the 25-year period 1991-2015. We have compared India's performance with that of China as a benchmark. Overall, the number of chemistry papers from India increased steadily between 2007 and 2014. The threeyear moving average of number of papers during the period grew at a compound annual growth rate of 8.9%, and the overall increase in papers was accompanied by a more than proportionate increase in the leading journals. Also, the average number of cites received by papers with at least one author from India in Angewandte Chemie International Edition (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.) and Accounts of Chemical Research was higher than the world average. Despite its huge - 1 - share of the world's population (<126>17%), India continues to be poorly represented in the top journals: the country's share of papers in the Journal of the American Chemical Society is 0.7% compared to 58.4% for USA, 7.6% for Germany and 5.1% for China, and its share in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. is 1.2% compared to 28% for Germany, 25.3% for USA and 9.9% for China. This could be due to the fact that till recently Indian universities did not encourage mobility across disciplines. That only a small number of Indian researchers and institutions publish in leading journals is also a matter for concern. India accounts for only a small number of papers in the top one percentile of the most highly cited chemistry papers, whereas China leads the world. Only 2.3% of the 2234 papers published in 2014 that are in the top one percentile is from India compared to 38% from China.

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018374   Amritpal Kaur;Singh J (Library & Information Science Dep, Guru Nanak Dev Univ, Amritsar and Librarian, Doaba College) : Users perception towards use of CeRA e-resources: A study with reference to Dr. Y S parmar university of horticulture & forestry, Solan. J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 13(1), 6-29.

The paper examines the usage of CeRA e-resources by the faculty members and research scholars of Dr. Y S Parmar University of Horticulture & Forestry, Solan (H P). The usage was evaluated by a well designed questionnaire. Earlier studies were also examined o know their findings. The study gives information regarding awareness about e-resources, accessibility locations, fields preferred to access e-resources, purpose of using e-resources, preferred subject fields, preferred publishers, use of DDR service, information adequacy through CeRA, satisfaction level with use of CeRA, problems faced while using CeRA e-resources, benefits of e-resources, effect of e-resources on academic efficiency & research. On the basis of findings, some suggestions are put forth to increase the usage of e-resources.

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018373   Alam I (Librarian, New Law Academy, Azam Campus, Pune-411 001) : Library theft detection system: RFID. J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 13(1), 43-8.

Newly emerging technologies continue to have a powerful influence on libraries and information centers, which is helping to move libraries from one phase to another. Investment in everything from online databases and computer equipment to information security is significant. A growing number of libraries are interested in applying a new technology to advance their services: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). The term RFID is used for technologies that use radio waves to automatically identify people or objects, RFID technology promises to offer solution for today's libraries and has solid growth potential for the future. It is the latest technology to be used in the library theft detection system. It is useful not only for security but also for more efficient tracking of materials throughout the library including easier and faster charging and discharging, inventorying and material handling.

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017394   Verma M K;Brahma K (Library & Information Science Dep, Mizoram Univ, Aizawl-796 004, Email: manojdlis@mzu.edu.in) : Websites of central universities in North East India: A webometric analysis. DESIDOC J Libr Inf Technol 2017, 37(3), 186-91.

Webometrics is concerned with measuring forms of the web: web pages, words in web pages, parts of web pages, websites, etc. Websites of 10 Central Universities in North East India are examined. The study calculates the link pages, the number of web pages, and analysis the Web Impact Factor of Central universities in North East India and the result found that the Tezpur University occupies first place with the highest Domain & Page Authority, External Equity-Passing Links and Total External links. While, Mizoram University leads with the highest Internal Equity-Passing Links, Total Equity-Passing Links, Total Internal links and Total links. After analysing the websites of these 10 Central Universities of North East India, the result reveals that Web Impact Factor of Mizoram University (MZU) occupies at top position with 83.54 SWIF, 52.73 IWIF and 30.80 EWIF among the other Central Universities Websites in North East India.

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