International Journals of Multidisciplinary Research
Academy (IJMRA)

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This case study gives detailed insights upon the role of Engineering Exports Promotion Council (EEPC) in promoting the exports of capital goods. Manufacturing sector has seen a long stagnant time in the recent past but has now started to show some signs of improvement in its performance.
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The literature on corporate governance covers a range of issues such as protection of shareholders‟ rights, enhancing shareholders‟ value, Board issues including practices, the control systems, in particular internal control systems. Banks have some unique features that make their corporate governance different from, and more complicated than, that of other firms. For e.g., their balance sheets are not very transparent, they are highly leveraged, they typically have shortterm liabilities and longer-term assets, they are heavily regulated and have access to government safety nets, and they are systemically very critical organizations. This paper seeks to identify the major issues in corporate governance in banks in India and to provide suggestions for possible action by the Reserve Bank of India as banking regulator. These issues relate to the composition of the Board of Directors and the duties of members, the functions of the board, the committees of the board, preventing abusive related party transactions and disclosures. The paper makes me suggestions as to the role of the Reserve Bank of Indiain strengthening corporate governance in Indian banks in the public as well as the private sector
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Cost management is the process of planning and controlling the budget of a business. Being a form of management accounting cost accounting allows a business to predict impending expenditures which shall help reduce the chance of going above the preset budget. Implementing a cost management structure for projects can help a business keep their over-all budget under control. Several business intelligence programs, such as Hyperion, offer cost management software to help businesses monitor costs and increase profitability. While the software may help, it is not imperative that software is used when executing a cost management plan. We shall go through hypothesis testing with the help of primary data and secondary data collected via FMCG companies.
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India is the largest economy and second largest highly populated country in the world. India is highly effected by unemployment, illiteracy and poverty. In order to solve all these problems people in India need more employment opportunities coupled with other facilities like education, skill set etc. Make in India is an initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Come make in India. Sell anywhere but Make in India” is the motto of this campaign. The main aim of this campaign is to increase investment and product manufacturing in India by both national and international companies. This campaign attracts foreign investors to invest in India and manufacturing goods in India, this encourages domestic as well as multinational companies to produce goods in India. This will lead to employment of million in the country and it will also attract many foreign companies to set up their business in India. The symbol of make in India is lion with many wheels, which is inspired from national emblem of India, indicating courage strength, wisdom and tenacity. Due to lack of resources and policies, many businessmen and entrepreneurs leave India or invest in foreign countries, causing poorer economy.
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GST is here, and businesses are still trying to understand the changes required in their current systems to accommodate the new compliance model. On this note, we bring you our impact analysis on something which is very near and dear to us; or, rather to our stomachs –the restaurant and food industry. Here we will try to explain how the restaurant bill will look under GST and what are its implications for the end consumers the owners and the overall industry.Indian tourism and hospitality industry has justly been touted as one of the key drivers of the economy, given the rise of an ambitiously expanding middle class and increased disposable income of this population bracket. Currently, it accounts for 7.5 percent of the country’s GDP, with a promised growth of about 16.1 percent CAGR, sweeping in approximately Rs. 2796.9 thousand crore by 2022, as reported by KPMG.
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The world today stands a connected place today. Internet and the virtual world have created a pseudo existence where humans stand very close to each other. And as it has been the norm of ages, the need to secure the most important of resources call in as effort. Whether it is food, gold or the absolutely precious flow of data, there is a need to tie a lace around its edges. Though often human effort to this regards keeps on failing on account of constant intrusion through security, it is in human nature to keep on trying and developing new standards of protection. The importance and value that internet carries today makes it obvious to work in direction of laying down firewalls and securing websites to the best of our possibilities. Yes internet has made human world much vulnerable than it ever was, but the values it brings in heavily outmatches its banes. And as has been the norm of history, no such things ever could be restrained. Internet is everywhere today and further expansion is the only possibility. And that makes the road ahead very clear. Strive to make the expanse of internet as secure as it could possibly be. Robert Mueller, the Former Special Counsel for the United States Department of Justice once said, “There are only two types of companies: those that have been hacked and those that will be. Even that is merging into one category: those that have been hacked and will be again.” There is some deep hidden truth in this respective statement of his. A world wide survey over companies of all sorts might prove his second statement wrong. But the first one cannot be denied. And hence becomes of utmost importance the need to protect our systems. But not just protecting the nodes is required, but making the entire network free of breaching is of utter eminence.
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As may be seen from Annex-I, the claims lodged were very low. Only 470 claims with aggregate amount of Rs. 39.15 crore were lodged during 2008-09. The position in respect of major public sector banks which lodged higher number of claims were analyzed (Table. 1) the data revealed that by June 30, 2009 of the total number of 4116 NPA accounts; claims were lodged only in 649 accounts which constituted 15.8% of these accounts. The reasons cited by banks for low level of invocation of guarantees were procedural hassle of filing suit in all cases as a precondition for lodging claims and due to the prescription of lock-in period of 18 months.
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Climate change is considered as major environmental challenge for the world. Emissions from cement manufacturing are one of the major contributors in global warming and climate change. Cement manufacturing is a highly energy intensive process, which involves intensive fuel consumption for clinker making and resulting in emissions. Beside Fuel consumption, the calcining process is a major source of emissions such as NOx, SOx, CO2, particulate matters etc. In this paper, the role of cement industry is reviewed in causing impact on environment and health. It describes the cement production process and its emission sources followed by overview of emissions and their environmental and health impacts.
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The etymology of the word “Risk” can be traced to the Latin Word “Rescum” meaning Risk at sea or that which cuts. Risk is associated with uncertainly and reflected by Way of charge as the fundamental/basis, i.e., in the case of business, it is the capital, which is the cushion that protects the liability holders of an institution. These risks are interdependent and events affecting one area of risk can have ramifications and penetrations for a range of other categories of risk.
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Foreign Trade is the important factor in economic development in any nation Foreign trade in India comprises of all imports and exports to and from India. The Ministry Of Commerce and Industry at the level of Central Government has responsibility to manage such operations. The domestic production reveals on exports and imports of the country The production consecutively depends on endowment of factor availability. This leads to relative advantage of the financial system. Currently, International trade is a crucial part of development strategy and it can be an effective mechanism of financial growth. Job Opportunities and poverty reduction in an economy. According to Traditional Pattern of development, resources are transferred from the agricultural to the manufacturing sector and then into services.
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The amount of corporate data created annually has increased rapidly, and an increasing quantity of information is being kept in digital formats.
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