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  Introduction It is almost evident that money makes most people happy. It is an apparent truth for all of us. However if we consider the different tastes of happiness,then it is debatable whether money actually makes us happy on most occasions or not. There is a saying of conventional wisdom that money cannot buy you happiness. Some popular research work done since last decade shows that people have a propensity of feeling happy with more money they make until a point of time they reach $75,000, every year,at par. However a new study conducted by University of Pennsylvania shows that the wellbeing of people rises with the amount of money they make which even goes beyond $75000 ( Ahuvia, 2008) . Therefore human happiness is inextricably linked with the amount of money earned. When happiness is measured by experts in their research work, they considered the emotional well-being of people for their kind of feeling on a regular basis and their rate of satisfaction in their overall lif...

Behaviour is considered as one of the primary psychological paradigms in the early 20th century and it is characterized by works of eminent theorists like Skinner and Watson. This approach is emphasized at learning focused on observation and quantification of behaviour discounting the need to refer to the mental processes. Knowledge is perceived as essential repertoire of the behaviours which are largely considered passive and mechanical responses to any external environmental stimuli ( Bartlett and Burton, 2012) . Various researches performing as behaviourists perceive that the objective of education is providing learners with appropriate repertoire responses to particular stimulus. Information is transmitted in the form of a specific behaviour for respective stimulus from teacher to the learners and this form of learning is demonstrated as acquisition of a new kind of behaviour or modifying behaviour as an outcome of teaching or training or tutoring ( Canter & Canter, 1992) . Dif...

  The pandemic has affected all the industries in some form or the other be it education, real estate or food and beverage. As we all know the pandemic has forced us to shut down all outdoor industries owing to the social distancing norms which have greatly affected the food and beverage industry causing its sale to drop drastically. The bars, night pubs, and dine in restaurants have closed down in a night’s notice. Today in this article we are going to discuss the impact of Covid 19 on food and beverage industry Effects Of Lockdown On Food And Beverage Industry   The whole world is trying to spread of Covid 19 and in an effort to do so the industry that suffered the maximum blow of social distancing is the food and beverage industry. The lockdown affected the industry in the following ways- Negative Effects ·          Initially a group of not more than 50 people were allowed to enter the restaurant but later when people started realizing the r...

  In a recent report launched by World health organization, it is estimated around 98% of air pollution staggering in low- or middle-income countries. However, the situation is much better in high income cites but not up to mark.    The health implication of poor air quality gradually increases even slow down the functionality of the respiratory system. Globally there are seven million death was attributed to ambient air pollution residing from households and transport(Forbes,2020). It can exacerbate chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) also onset morbidity or mortality of respiration. In developing countries, combustion from fossil fuels is seen as a major source of air pollutants. On that note, to reduce the detrimental effects of poor air quality especially in the urban areas, various governments introduce policies or taking initiatives at an international level. The aim of this report is to evaluate the correlation between urbanization and air pollution af...