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CONTENT PAGE
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1.
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TRAINING PROGRAMME EVALUATION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN NORMAL AND SPECIAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
SALIL JANDYAL, DR. S. B. MULEY
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1-10
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2.
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INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS:A CASE STUDY OF SELECT INDIAN COMPANIES
MOHD ANAM AKHTAR, DR. RAVINDRA TRIPATHI,DR. MAYANK SHARMA
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11-32
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3.
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INDIAN JEWELLERY MARKETING: IDEAS AND NEW ISSUES
DR.S. VASANTHI, P. VIDYA
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33-40
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4.
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AN ANALYSIS OF INDO-RUSSIA TRADE PATTERN
SEEMA AHLAWAT
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41-47
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5.
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GURU GOBIND SINGH’S EARLY CARRIER AND ASSUMPTION OF GURUSHIP
DR. GURPREET KAUR BRAR
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48-53
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6.
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TENDER OFFERS, CORPORATE CONTROL AND GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES
DR.PADMA SRINIVASAN
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54-63
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7.
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WORK-LIFE BALANCE: HARMONIZING CAREER AND HOME AROUND PIVOT OF POSSIBILITIES
TANIA MAHAPATRA
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64-70
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8.
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GREEN PRACTICES IN INDIAN HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS - THE NEW ERA IN GREEN BRAND LEADERSHIP
RAJA MUKHERJEE
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71-80
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9.
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SWOT ANALYSIS ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN INDIAN RETAIL SECTOR
S. SHEELA, DR. A. JALAL
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81-85
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10.
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GENDER DISCRIMINATION & WAGE DIFFERENTIALS
DR.DEVA RAJ, DR.P.MOHAN KUMAR
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86-97
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11.
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A STUDY ON LEVEL OF STRESS AMONG EMPLOYEES- WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELECT IT INDUSTRIES IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT
DR.P.GURUSAMY, S. MEKALA, D.KAVIPRIYA
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98-103
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12.
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CHALLENGES IN PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS & IMPROVEMENTS IN SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS
TOHID KACHWALA, AMIT BHADRA
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104-116
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13.
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OPTIMUM PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION OF IT SECTOR USING CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL
KANCHANAPALLI JAGANNAYAKI, DR. K.VENKAT JANARDHAN RAO
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117-125
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14.
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MICROMAX: FROM NOWHERE TO EVERYWHERE
MRS. TEENA BAGGA, MR. SANCHIT JAIN, MS. ARTI MENON
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126-136
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A STUDY ON 360 DEGREE PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS IN LARSEN TAYOTA, CHENNAI.
Z.S.M.FATHIMA FEYEKA, MRS.S.SRIVIDHYA
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137-149
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16.
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CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS
VANITA GARG
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150-162
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17.
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HEALTH SECTOR REFORMS IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
SHAHLA JAMEEL ANSARI
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163-172
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18.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON HOSPITAL SERVICES OF SELECTED GOVERNMENT, TRUST AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS IN GUJARAT
DR R K PATEL
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173-186
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RURAL BANKING: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN PROMOTING RURAL MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMES) ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES IN ZIMBABWE: THE CASE FOR MUROMBEDZI GROWTH POINT
JEREMIAH MACHINGAMBI (MR), RANGARIRAI MBIZI (MR)
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187-198
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