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1.
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INFLUENCE OF SERVICE QUALITY DETERMINANTS ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION: A DOMICILE COMPARISON
DR. S. HARI BABU
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1-16
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2.
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EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE ROLE OF AESTHETIC ATTRIBUTES OF PACKAGING ON RURAL CONSUMERS IN CONTEST OF PACKED RESTAURANT FOOD IN DIST. MORENA OF GWALIOR (M.P)
SUMIT SAXENA
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17-22
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3.
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SHARE SPLIT AND STOCK MARKET EFFICIENCY IN INDIA
SETHU KUMAR.M
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23-34
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4.
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DEVELOPMENT OF IT-ENABLED INSTRUCTIONAL PACKAGE FOR TEACHING SCIENCE
DR. MADHU GUPTA, PARVESH LATA
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35-44
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5.
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CONSUMERS BUYING BEHAVIOUR FROM TRADITIONAL MOM AND POP STORES TO MODERN LARGE FORMAT RETAIL OUTLETS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KOTTAYAM DISTRICT, KERALA, INDIA
AJAI KRISHNAN G
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45-55
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6.
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SERVICE QUALITY: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELECTED BRANCH OF PRIVATE SECTOR BANKING INDUSTRIES
DR. SATENDRA THAKUR, PROF (DR.) A. P SINGH ,MR. CHANDRAVEER SINGH BHATI
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56-63
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7.
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EMERGING SECURITY RISKS AND THREATS TO ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE RAPID CHANGING ENVIRONMENT: IMPLICATIONS TO MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTANTS
LINA MARIA FERNANDES
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64-72
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8.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CUSTOMERS’ PERCEPTION REGARDING INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION IN BANKS (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ICICI AND PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK IN DELHI NCR)
DR. RENU VERMA, DR KSHAMA SHARMA
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73-86
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9.
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A STUDY ON BUYING BEHAVIOUR OF WORKING WOME TOWARDS READY-TO-EAT FOOD PRODUCTS IN THANJAVUR DISTRICT
MRS. R. SIVAKAMI, MISS. S. CHITHRA
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87-97
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10.
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF S&P SENSEX AND CNX NIFTY AFTER RECESSION 2008
DR. P. GEORGE THOMAS
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98-107
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11.
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EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FOR DESTINATION MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM
SOMA HAZRA, PROF. PARTHO PRATIM SENGUPTA
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108-115
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12.
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LIQUIDITY, RISK AND PROFITABILITY TRADE OFF - AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION IN INDIAN CEMENT INDUSTRY
P.VAIJAYANTHIMALA, DR.A.VIJAYAKUMAR
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116-133
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13.
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NATIONAL AND REGIONAL POLITICAL PARTIIES IN INDIA: A BIRD VIEW
DR.SANNASWAMY, NAGARAJU M S
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134-138
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14.
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PRESENT TRENDS IN INDIAN POLITICAL SCENARIO - A STUDY
DR.INDIRA.T
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139-146
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15.
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THE IMPACT OF HARMFUL INGREDIENTS OVER THE CONSUMERS IN REFERENCE WITH COKE AND PEPSI
R.VIJAY RAJA, ANIL KUMAR
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147-162
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16.
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SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN KASHMIR
DR MANZOOR HUSSAIN
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163-173
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17.
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
HENNA SIKKA SHIKHA SINGH
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174-182
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18.
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SUPERFICIAL BELONGINGNESS OF INDIAN IMMIGRANTS IN ANITA DESAI’S BYE-BYE BLACKBIRD
DR PRADEEP SINGH
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183-188
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19.
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ROLE OF NABARD IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT
MRS. M. JAYALAKSHMI, M.COM.M.PHIL.PH.D ;MS. K.SELVARANI, M.COM (C.A)
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189-197
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20.
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ETHICAL LEADERSHIP
SANDEEP BANSAL
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198-207
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21.
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A STUDY ON GREEN CARS – FUTURE OF AUTOMOBILES
P. KISHORE KUMAR ; DR. BYRAM ANAND
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208-212
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22.
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STUDYING PREPROCESSING IN CHARACTER RECOGNITION SYSTEM
VIKRAM SHARMA
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213-219
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23.
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AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS LAW AND SYSTEMS:AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
DR. ABHISHEK GUPTA
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220-227
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24.
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TRADITIONAL VS ONLINE RETAIL STORES: - A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
ROOPESH RAO, RAHUL SONBARSE, DR. ASHA THAKUR
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228-243
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25.
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TYPE OF GOVERNANCE JUDICIAL CONTROL OF ACTUAL ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
NATASA PELIVANOVA, MIRJANA RISTOVSKA
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244-253
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26.
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ENVIRONMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON HUMAN HEALTH
MRS. ASMITA P. RAUT
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254-257
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27.
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EXISTENTIALIST VIEW OF CHOICE AND RESPONSIBILITY:A STUDY OF ARTHUR MILLER’S AFTER THE FALL
DR. ANUP KUMAR DEY
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258-266
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28.
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EXPERIENCING CASTRATION IN THE DRAMATIC WORLD OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS: A STUDY OF SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH
MUNNI DEB MAZUMDER, DR. DIPENDU DAS
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267-274
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29.
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CHANGING TRENDS IN HIRING PEOPLE BY THE IT COMPANIES DURING RECESSION-A STUDY
AMBUJAKSHI, DR. SHOBHA C, AMRURTHAMMA
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275-287
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30.
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FAILURE OF SOFTWARE REUSE
PROF SANDEEP KUMAR SHARMA
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288-291
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31.
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JUDICIARY; ROLE AND FUNCTION:
SAKEENA HASSAN
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292-299
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CERTIFIED EMISSION REDUCTIONS (CER) ACCOUNTING - A FUTURISTIC APPROACH
CA HITENDRA KUMAR GUPTA
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300-313
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