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CONTENTS
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PAGE NO.
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1.
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IMPACT OF THE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION METHODS ON JOB SATISFACTION OF THE SALES REPRESENTATIVE OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
S.SIVESAN
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1-10
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2.
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IMPACT OF CARBON TRADING ON GLOBAL WARMING
DR. VIPUL CHALOTRA
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11-18
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3.
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CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR OF CREDIT CARD USERS: A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO DAKSHINA KANNADA DISTRICT
KUSHALAPPA. S, DR. P. PAKKEERAPPA
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19-25
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4.
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PATTERN AND NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT IN INDIA AND AMONG MAJOR STATES
DR. K. RAMESH
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26-38
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5.
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECO-FRIENDLY PRACTICES AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
[WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIAN COMPANIES]
VANDANA GAUTAM
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39-43
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6.
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IMPACT OF SHG-CREDIT LINKAGE PROGRAMMES ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
DR.KASAMSETTY SAILATHA,DR.S.VENKATESH
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44-53
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7.
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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS IN INDIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
DR. KUSHALAPPA. S, PRADEEP R BHANDARY
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54-61
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8.
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ROLE OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMES) IN INDIAN ECONOMY
R. THENNARASAN
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62-68
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9.
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ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING SUCCESS OF A NEW BUSINESS
GURMEET SINGH
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69-79
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10.
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A STUDY ON DUAL EARNER HOUSEHOLDS’PREFERENCES TOWARDS ONLINE GROCERY PURCHASING
ATULSEN SINGH
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80-96
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11.
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E-BANKING PRACTICES AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
S. RADHIKA
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97-101
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12.
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HOW BANKING SERVICES BENEFICIAL TO POOR AND DISADVANTAGED–A STUDYON FINANCIAL INCLUSION
DR.P.BALARAM BABU, MAJOR P.SRIDHAR CHAKRAVARTY
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102-115
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13.
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CRM IN FASHION COMPANIES FOR READY MADE MEN’S WEAR
RAVI KUMAR GORIPARTHI, DR. METHA BHASKARA RAO
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116-126
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14.
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SUSTAINABILITY OF INDIA’S EXTERNAL DEBT SINCE 90S
DR. PREETI SINGH
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127-134
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15.
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AMBEDKAR: CURRENT RELEVANCE OF ECONOMIC THOUGHTS
ARCHNA CHAUDHRY
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135-141
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16.
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INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS IN AREA OF BANKING AND FINANCE
ANUBHUTI MODGIL,RENU SINGLA
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142-146
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17.
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ONLINE SHOPPERS SATISFACTION TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING
DR.(MRS.) S.SHALINI,DR.(MRS) D.KAMALAVENI
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147-155
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18.
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FACTORS INFLUENCING ADOPTION INTENTIONS OF 3G MOBILE SERVICES IN INDIA
SARIKA KHANNA , DR.NISHA AGARWAL
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156-168
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19.
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SALES AUTOMATION IN SNACK FOOD INDUSTRY IN INDIA
MONA CHAUDHARY
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169-175
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20.
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
DR. K. HEMALATHA
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176-187
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21.
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH SELF-HELP GROUPS IN GULBARGA DISTRICT
MR. SOMANATH REDDY,MR. MALLIKARJUN NAGASHETTY
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188-194
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22.
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MIGRANT WORKER’S RIGHTS IN THE GCC COUNTRIES- A CASE WITH REFERENCE TO ILO CONVENTIONS
MAHJABIN BANU, DR.MINI AMIT ARRAWATIA,PANKAJ MEEL
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195-206
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23.
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GREEN MARKETING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF CUSTOMER PREPAREDNESS AND PERCEPTION
RANVIKA CHOPRA
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207-218
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24.
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INNOVATIVE STRATEGIC HRM PRACTICES FOR GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS –AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
MR. REDDI SWAROOP. K, MR. GIRISH KUMAR. K,PROF. B. AMARNATH
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219-227
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25.
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IMPACT OF MUTUAL FUND RETURNS AS A FINANCIAL SERVICE ON THE INDIAN ECONOMY
SOHELI GHOSE
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228-239
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26.
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JHARKHAND TOURISM EVIDENCE FROM RANCHI ON INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION
SOUMEN CHATTERJEE
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240-250
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27.
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IMPACT OF AKASH TABLET IN INDIAN E-COMMERCE MARKET
DR. PRAMOD BUBNA
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251-259
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28.
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IMPACT OF EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: A CASE OF BRICS
MR. NISCHITH. S
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260-269
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29.
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A GLANCE ON HR PRACTICES OF PSUS IN INDIA
DR.N.RAJASEKAR, R.CHANDRASEKARAN
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270-286
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30.
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A STUDY OF CHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TOWARDS CONVENIENCE STORES BY ENTRANCE OF MALLS IN INDIA
ANUJA SHUKLA, ANKUR SHUKLA
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287-302
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31.
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IS URBAN/PERI-URBAN AGRICULTURE (UPA) A VIABLE LIVELIHOOD STRATEGY? EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA
TEFERI D. LEMMA, M. SUNDARA RAO, M. PRASADA RAO
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303-313
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32.
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A STUDY ON FARMERS’ REASONS TO ENTER INTO POULTRY FARMING WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SUGUNA BROILER CONTRACT FARMS IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT
A. SRIDHARAN, DR. R.SARAVANAN
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303-313
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