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1.
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A STUDY OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF MANAGEMENT FACULTIES OF NCR REGION, INDIA
PRITISHA MISHRA, DR.VIJIT CHATURVEDI
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1-5
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2.
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LEVERAGE AND FIRM VALUE: EVIDENCE FROM NSE
SAEIDFEREIDOUNI, DR. S. J. MANJUNATH
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6-17
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3.
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COMMUNITY BASED WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT FROM SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD PERSPECTIVE:A CASE ANALYSIS IN NORTH GONDAR ZONE
SAMUEL MULUGETA, DR. PUJARI KRISHNAIAH
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18-31
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4.
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PREDICTION OF CUSTOMER PREFERENCE TOWARDS EMERGING RETAIL MARKET THROUGH DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS
PROF. (DR) ALPANA SRIVASTAVA, DR. CHARU BISARIA
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32-39
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5.
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A STUDY OF JOB SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYESS -WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO STRESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ILLNESS INDICATORS AT WORKPLACE
MS.APARNA MENDIRATTA
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40-46
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6.
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A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LAKSHMI MILLS COMPANY LIMITED – COIMBATORE
SHENBAGAM KANNAPPAN, M.ANAND SHANKAR RAJA
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47-55
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7.
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CROP CONCENTRATION AND CROP DIVERSIFICATION ANALYSIS OF MALDAH DISTRICT, WEST BENGAL, INDIA
SANDIPAN GANGULY, PALASH PATRA
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56-65
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8.
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ANALYTICAL STUDY ABOUT SPECTRUM SENSING AND VARIOUS SENSING TECHNIQUES USED IN COGNITIVE RADIO
NAVJOT SINGH, AMANDEEP KAUR
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66-73
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9.
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DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND IN INDIA
NEHA JAIN
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74-84
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10.
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EXPLORING THE DIMENSION OF INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC FACTORS FOR MEASURING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYEES WORK MOTIVATION
DR. BIKRANT KESARI, BHUPENDRA K. VERMA,SUNIL ATULKA
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85-97
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11.
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THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON POVERTY REDUCTION IN ETHIOPIA
ASSEFA GARBI TUFA , MEGBARU MISIKIR TESHU
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98-108
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12.
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIAN BANKS (WITH REFERENCE TO BANK OF BARODA AND HDFC BANK LIMITED)
RAYUDU GANGADHAR, DR.P.VENU GOPAL, DR.P.VIJAY KUMAR
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109-117
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13.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SPIRITUALITY AND BURNOUT AMONG EMPLOYEES IN DIFFERENT SECTORS
KALYANI KALITA
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118-128
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14.
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GENERAL ANXIETY OF THE SCHOOL-GOING TRIBAL STUDENTS IN TRIPURA: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
DR.HARADHAN SAHA
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129-138
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15.
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MAN-WOMAN RELATIONSHIP: A STUDY OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS’ PLAY SUMMER AND SMOKE
DR. MUNNI DEB MAZUMDER
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139-145
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16.
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CURRENT STATUS OF LIC VIS-A-VIS SAARC COUNTRIES: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY
GURNAM SINGH RASOOLPUR
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146-155
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17.
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BUSINESS EXCELLENCE MODELS AND APPROACHES – A CONCEPTUAL STUDY
MR.VENITH VIJAY. M, MS,VERONICA. E, DR.R.INDRA DEVI
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156-161
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18.
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SUSTAINABILITY: A CASE STUDY OF TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD
PARTHA SARATHI SENAPATI, MR. JIBAN KUMAR PARIDA
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162-166
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19.
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GRADING AND ITS IMPACT ON STUDENTS IN ETHIOPIAN UNIVERSITIES
DR. ARUN KORATH
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167-174
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20.
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SCIENTIFIC LITERACY: SCIENCE FOR ALL
STUTI SRIVASTAVA
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175-180
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21.
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ENHANCING LIVELIHOODS THROUGH FORMAL AND INFORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS:EVIDENCE FROM KOLA TEMBIEN, TIGRAY, ETHIOPIA
ARADOM GEBREKIDAN ABBAY
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181-192
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22.
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MODELING CUSTOMER'S VOICES ON SERVICES PROVIDED BY AIR LINES IN INDIA- KANO APPROACH
MEHTA ROOSHABHKUMAR
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193-224
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23.
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RURAL TOURISM AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT – AN OVERVIEW OF TOURISM IN THE APATANI VILLAGES OF ZIRO VALLEY, ARUNACHAL PRADESH (INDIA)
Mr. MUDANG TAGIYA
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225-238
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24.
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BANKING OMBUDSMAN
SHALU
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239-244
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25.
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PERFORMANCE OF BANCASSURANCE IN INDIA
SHALU
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245-250
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26.
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A STUDY OF CONSUMER PREFERENCE TOWARDS PRIVATE LABEL FOOD PRODUCTS IN DELHI
NIDHI TANDON
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251-257
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27.
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EFFECTIVENESS OF QUALITY CIRCLE IN PUBLIC SECTOR AND PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANIES IN TAMIL NADU
DR. M.SAKTHIVEL MURUGAN
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258-267
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28.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DIMENSIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE BETEEN TOP ANDLOWER MANAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITIESIN RAJASTHAN
CHAUDHARY A.K., JAIN N.
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268-272
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29.
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NARRATIVE OF THE NOVELS OF DHARAMVEER BHARATI
DR. CHITRA SINGH
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273-279
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30.
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REVIEWING CONCEPT OF PHYTOCHEMISTRY AND PHYTOCHEMICALS
DR. HARSH SHARMA AND DR. PANKAJ BHARDWAJ
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280-285
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