Occupation is necessary for human life, for the survival of the society and human is dependent upon occupation. In spite of livelihood, it provides the human with the sense of respect, self- confidence, health and it boosts morale. But in the life of a disable one it plays even a more striking role. It makes him feel competent and have the sense of independence and social integration. In this r...

In the recent years, developments in the field of information and telecommunications are pursued by major changes in different areas of human life. Human has constantly employed the technology and track record of human life is abundant with innovation in information and communication technologies (ICT) which are called as new or high- technology. Therefore, ICT Development Indices (IDI) are rem...

As a rule, the management motives in the present world can be divided into three main types: Type one: The motives of natural factors which are crucial to the management of the natural life of people, such as food, clothing, housing, hygiene, education, and so on. This kind of motives is necessary for the whole society and is not specific to a particular society. Failure to provide for this ...

Within the framework of human rights, one can conceive of the vague concept of inherent dignity on the basis of the concept of "normative subjectivity " and, on the basis of the role of human rights in protecting the personality, one can find a way for understanding of what human rights are there and what is their its implications. In contrast, within the framework of the rights of citizens, ba...

Patients with advanced, progressive, non-curable, or hardly cured illnesses, found themselves in a situation where therapeutic measures have no effect in improving their condition and health status and they are gradually pushed toward death. Care provided to the patient, during this period, is known as end-of-life care which include life-sustaining treatments and palliative care. Life- sustaini...