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Patanjali Products And Market Efficiency. Mahesh K.M And Arabhi Krishna K.A
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Indian consumer segment is broadly segregated into urban and rural markets, and is attracting marketers from across the world. Global corporations view India as one of the key markets from where future growth is likely to emerge.
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Classification Of Online Shoppers: A Behavioural Segmentation Approach. Varshney Bharti and Mehta B.K
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Growth of online shopping across the globe and in India has necessitated research in motivations of consumers as well as in better segmentation so that marketers can target them more effectively. This paper is an attempt in the direction and uses behavioral segmentation (product basket based segmentation) to identify segments of online shoppers.
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7-17
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A Study On The Brand Preference For Shampoos Among Female Customers In Cochin. Neethu Varghese And Reshma Mathew
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The economic growth and development of a nation depends on the functioning of business organisations and establishment of new business ventures. According to the modern marketing concept, customer is the king. He is the one who decides the success or failure of any business organisation.
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A Review On Consumers' Perception Towards Eco-Friendly Fmcg Products In Ahmedabad. Maulik K Rathod
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Consumer behavior plays a huge role in the marketing of fast moving consumer goods. The behavior is generally influenced by numerous factors. In the current era of globalization, there is rapid change in the needs and wants of the consumers. The fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector has significant contributions to the overall growth of the GDP of India.
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24-44
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A Survey On Wireless Networks: Architecture, Applications, Uses And Challenges. Ms. Samridhi Sharma, Mr. Shashiraj Teotia And Mr. Sanjeev Panwar
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Wireless networks have become increasingly popular in the computing industry since 1970. It is particularly true within the past decade, which has seen wireless networks being adapted to enable mobility. The area of wireless communication has been and is continuing to develop at a rapid pace over the years.
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Role Of Rural Development Schemes In Haryana: An Overview. Prem Yadav
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Rural development is the process of improving the quality of life and economic wellbeing of people living in relatively isolated and sparsely areas. According to United Nations, rural development is process of change, by which the efforts of the people are themselves are united, those of government authorities to improve their economic, social and culture conditions of communities in to the life of the nation and to enable them to contribute fully to national programme.
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51-65
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Evolution Of Rights Of Labour. Dr. Srigouri Kosuri
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Ancient jurists of India like Kautilya and Manu laid down many rules regarding the relations between the master and the servant. In those days of small family units of industries facilitating closer personal contact between the master and the servant as opposed to the present day mass production factories employing thousands of men and women, the existence of such a system of industrial jurisprudence must be appreciated and considered to be progressive.
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66-74
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Customer Experience Management In Banking Sector. Dr. Jasmine Gupta
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Globalization and the advent of Internet technology has radically changed the way businesses are conducted across the globe. Earlier companies were talking about how to deliver a differentiated product offering and constantly improve customer service in order to achieve customer satisfaction.
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75-86
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The Effect Of Demography On Frequency Of Viewing TV Commercials. Malini Singh
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In the current scenario, Advertising is a powerful medium of mass communication, especially TV advertising. So, every organization uses TV channels as their weapon to introduce their products and services to the customers. Therefore, This paper has tried to give an insight of the effect of demography on the frequency of watching TV Commercials by the viewers.
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87-95
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In The Current Scenario The Issue And Challenges Of Entrepreneur. Mayank Kumar Rai
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Entrepreneurship is often tricky and complicated as a result many new ventures fail. The term entrepreneur is often use as a substitute for the founder. Rurally, the word entrepreneur applies to those who establish a name in the market by providing a product or services that is not currently existence.
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96-103
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Testing Random Walk Hypothesis For Bombay Stock Exchange Listed Stocks. Dr.Rupinder Katoch
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For many years researchers have been testing the existence of random walk in stock prices in developing countries. Present paper has investigated whether prices in Indian stock markets follow a random-walk process as required by market efficiency.
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User Training Is A Major Challenge In The Implementation Of GRP Systems- A Study Of National Animal Disease Reporting System (NADRS) At Bangalore District. Dr Ramesh Kulkarni And Mr.Rangappa Yaraddi
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In the recent years there has been enhancement in exercising the ERP/GRP applications in big concerns particularly in government organizations. As such the state governments are also adopting e-governance wherever possible. Animal husbandry is one of the areas wherein government has adopted an ERP named "National Animal Disease Reporting System" abbreviated as NADRS in all district head quarters.
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Employee's Perception And Satisfaction Towards Training And Development Programs In PNB (Punjab National Bank) Of Moradabad. Diksha Jain
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The training and development program was more important part of the organization. In current scenario it was becoming a blood for the organization. So the organization adopts the effective training and development program. Because it provide helps in improving the performance of employees.
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128-137
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Consumers' Views About Online Shopping Websites. Dr. Seema G Hariramani
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WWW has taken people into a different world. The world has become a small village where everyone is visible to one another. The companies who do business on world wide web; have to face a lot of challenges. There is a tough competition for space. In this race of attracting consumers to ones's website, companies don't leave any chance from website design to transaction security.
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138-160
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Trade In Energy Services In BCIM, BIMSTEC+1 And ASEAN+4 Regions-Potentials And Challenges. Kallal Banerjee And Dr. Dipankar Dey
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Contribution of energy services is increasing over the years and playing a major role in world trading system. Service sectors in WTO are generally governed by General Agreement on trade in service which formed in 1995. But in WTO, still GATS are ongoing issue under current Doha agenda for more liberalization in different service sectors specific issue through successive round of negotiation. In this research paper authors try to define different component of energy services through different service trade database namely EBOPS, WTO service list and different CPC version.
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Impact Of Bilateral Trade Between India And China On Economic Growth Of India. Dipika Sahu
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India and China are the two fastest growing economies of the world. Both the economies have grown in the post-reform through economic liberalisation which has enabled them to increase external linkage with rest of the world. India's trade relation with China dates back to ancient times, but it began to change in the 1980s with the opening of both the economies.
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Impact Of Internet Banking Service Quality On Customer Satisfaction: An Empirical Investigation Of Customers In Sri Lanka. A.P.P. Perera and H.M.S. Priyanath
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Internet banking is considered as one of the major services introduced by the banking sector recently to improve the satisfaction level of the customers providing more efficient and comfortable services. However, there is no sufficient empirical evidences whether the internet banking service qualities improve the customer satisfaction.
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Working Capital Management Of M/S Larsen & Toubro Ltd - An Extensive Study. Shri Ashimava Praharaj
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The term Working capital is commonly used for the capital required in day to day operations, such as for purchasing raw material, for meeting day to day expenditure. Working capital refers to the circulating capital required to meet the day to day operations of the business firm. Working capital is defined as excess of current assets over current liabilities. But as per accounting technology, it is the difference between the inflow and outflow of funds.
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Microfinance And Crowdfunding: Alternative Approaches For Entrepreneurship Development. Dr N.U.K. Sherwani, Md Junaid Iqubal And Zeba Malik
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As the studies say, most of the entrepreneurs fail to get external finance for their start-ups and ventures due to inaccessibility of traditional finance in the form of banks, VC funds and angel investors. This paper examined the new trends of alternative finance such as microfinance and crowdfunding. Microfinance is not a new option of financing but a new approach for raising funds for microenterprises.
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Impact Of Demonetization On Banking Services. Dr. Lilesh Gautam
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Demonetization is the process of stripping a currency unit of its status as legal tender. The opposite of remonetisation in which a form of payment is restored as legal tender. Due to demonetization it affects the people to buy necessary products for everyday essential. Earlier only people who are having through knowledge about computers and electronic appliances used to perform online mode.
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An Examination Of The Correlation Between Socioeconomic Status And Mental Health. Pooja Tyagi And Bintu Singh Ranga
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Socioeconomic status, mental health both are the most important determinant of an individual's wellbeing. The relationship between socioeconomic status and mental health has received the most attention in recent years. Many types of research done on this topic, this study also try to find out the relationship between socioeconomic status and mental health.
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252-262
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Supply Chain Analytics. Vivek Kumar And Vikash Kumar
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Curiosity in supply chain management has increased since the 1980s when firms looked the benefits of collaborative relationships within and beyond their own organization.
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Small Scales And Large Scale Industries In India : An Overview. Dr. M. KUMARAN
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An industry is the place where the production of goods are completed. Industry development and running requires capital investment, manpower, technical skills, managerial skills etc. India is underdevelopment country and to be a part of developed country, it needs to go for the development of both kinds of study.
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Impact Of Demonetization On Electronic Payment System. Ms. PRIYANKA
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Demonetization means ceasing a particular currency from its status as legal tender. Indian government has adopted it third time in November 2016 to cope up with fake currency, black money, and terrorism financing.
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Image of Women as reflected in Poetry Section of senior secondary English Text Books (Core Course): A Critical Analysis
Vandana Panwar
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The purpose for writing a critique is to evaluate any text (here poems) in order to increase
understanding. A critical analysis is subjective writing to express one‟s opinion or evaluation of
a text. The words may not be interpreted in same manner by everyone as they flow from ink of a
poet. Intended meaning may be something else and the sense conveyed may differ altogether.
Such paradox is quite common with literature especially poetry. The situation becomes
moretouchy and grim as the content and issues touched in poetry belong to far beyond the
understanding of youngsters. On the other hand, literature hones the affective skill of any human
being. So this area cannot be left unaddressed. Moreover, issue of gender sensitization is
raging high. If position, personality and perception of women is reflected in true and
unbiased light, it would help the coming generation to become more respectable for each
other whence, a healthy society.
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279-287
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Flexible v/s Rigid : Public Private Partnership Contracts
Dr. Kaushal Kumar
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Public Private Partnership defines long term relationships between public and private parties for
public good provision. Major challenge faced by PPP con- tracts is to be cost efficient alongside
ensuring maximum benefit for the society, under continuously changing circumstances. PPP
contracts are typically long term which makes it almost impossible to design a complete contract
which anticipates all possible future scenarios. This requires the contract to be able to deal with
changing circumstances by allowing for flexibility in terms of the contract. PPP contracts have
traditionally been excessively rigid leading to situations wherein the contractor faces losses and
in extreme cases might even abandon the project. The purpose of the paper is to show that
providing flex- ibility in contract will increase overall social welfare in the face of uncertain
macroeconomic (good/bad) environment. Also, it highlights how institutional framework might
have a bearing on the choice of contract. The paper mainly compares the two types of contracts
(rigid v/s flexible) using their associated costs and benefits and analyzes the efficient level of
investment chosen in each case.
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288-297
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ENGLISH ORTHOGRAPHY
Prof. Dr.Nilesh P. Sathvara
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Onthology is different from typography. Onthology is largely concerned with matters of spelling
and in particular the relationship between phonemes and graphemes in a language. Like many
other alphabetic orthographies, English spelling does not represent non- contrastive sounds
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298-308
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STUDY OF Nd1.65Sr0.35NiO4+ CATHODE MATERIAL FOR INTERMEDIATE
TEMPERATURE SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL
J. D. PUNDE
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The Nd1.65Sr0.35NiO4+ were prepared by combustion technique. It is mixed ionic -
electronic conducting (MIEC) oxides and has K2NiF4 - type A2BO4 structure. The prepared
samples were characterized using X -ray powder diffraction (XRD), Fourier Transformation
Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), micro-hardness testing and four-probe dc conductivity. A
close scrutiny of XRD reveals that the prepared solid solutions of cathode are single-phase
and the d -values matches well with the standard JCPDS data corresponding to pure Nd2NiO4
with small deviation, FTIR spectra shows the prepared sample have K2NiO4 - type structure
and the transition from negative temperature coefficient to positive temperature coefficient,
within the solid solubility region, is observed at 931 K in dc conductivity data.
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309-319
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DEVELOPMENT MOTIVE OF HUMAN RESOURCE OF SC CHILDREN IN BIHAR
Dr Manish Kumar Das, Dr Manoj Kumar Mishra
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Development motive is the prime driver of development. It concerns to mental preparedness to achieve the
goals of development. The development of any society depends on human resource development. Education
is a main tool for human resource development. Bihar is a backward state in India in human resource and
education level in Schedule Caste children is very low in Bihar. It is very important to develop the schedule
caste children through education and skill development. It will enhance the employability of schedule caste in
future and generate the skilled human resource in India and Bihar particularly. The paper is based on
secondary data. Exploratory research design has been applied in this study. The study finds that human
resource of schedule caste children is low and not satisfactorily in Bihar but it is improving.
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320-323
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ROLE OF CLOUD COMPUTING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Dr. Syed Masaid Zaman, Akash Ahmad Bhat
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Cloud computing and education sounds confusing on the face of it. Naturally, it’s because,
very few people, publishers and users alike come from the education sector.
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330-345
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A DETAILED STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING OCUPATIONAL STRESS
OF WOMEN FACULTIES IN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGES IN UTTAR
PRADESH
Dr. B. K. Gupta
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346-358
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Role of Mind Mapping in Higher Education
Dr.Puja Ahuja
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One of the major problems in education faced by students is to retain new knowledge and
to achieve greater degree of utilization of mental abilities.
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359-364
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FCI and Food Security in India : An Overview
Chandan Kumar
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A state is said to have achieved "food security" when adequate amounts of healthy food are
always available, can be gotten with no effort, and are priced in such a way that they are
within the financial means of every citizen
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365-374
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Paper in Hindi
Vijay Kumar
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375-380
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Impact of Community Socioeconomic Status on Higher Primary School Retention
Ashwakh Ahamed B.A
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Objective This research looks into the impact of community socioeconomic status (SES) on retention rates in higher primary schools.
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381-388
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Impact of Community Socioeconomic Status on Higher Primary School Retention
Ashwakh Ahamed B.A
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Objective This research looks into the impact of community socioeconomic status (SES) on retention rates in higher primary schools.
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389-396
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Evaluation of Bidirectional DC-DC Converter Topologies for Enhanced Power Management
Dr.Puneet Kaur
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397-404
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