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1.
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AN IMPACT OF SERVICE QUALITY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER-A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN BANKS AND PRIVATE AGENTS IN NORTHERN REGION, SRILANKA
R.MEENAMBEKAI
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1-11
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2.
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CHILDREN’S INFLUENCE IN FAMILY PURCHASE DECISION MAKING
V. SRIDEVI
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12-19
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3.
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3D: PRESERVATION ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
MOHAMMAD ISHAQ LONE
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20-27
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4.
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE A GLIMPSE OF DRB-HICOM INITIATIVES
DR.T.SRINIVASA RAO, MOHAMAD HIZAM BIN HASIM,SUHAIDAH BINTI HUSSAIN
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28-36
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5.
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NOSTRO AND VOSTRO ACCOUNTS – EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR CROSS BORDER SETTLEMENT
AKSHATHA B.G., DR. AKASH S.B.
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37-41
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6.
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POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY IN INDIAN SOCIETY AND EDUCATION SYSYTEM
MEENAKSHI GIRDHAR (SRF) |
42-48
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7.
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A STUDYOF JOB SATISFACTIONOF FACULTY IN DELHI UNIVERSITYON THE BASIS OF NATUREOF APPOINTMENT
NARANDER KUMAR NIGAM, SAUMYA JAIN
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49-62
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8.
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ETHICAL ISSUES FACED BY COLLEGE STUDENTS BY THE USAGE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES WITH REFERENCE TO THENI DISTRICT
R. SHANTHA MARY JOSHITTA , N. NAGAJOTHI , M. SUJITHA
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63-71
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9.
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GENRE APPROACH TO WRITE RIGHT
RAJASHEKAR GUMMARAJU
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72-76
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10.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA STUDENTS IN MANIPUR
DR. TOMBA CHINGTHAM
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77-88
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11.
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES, MOTIVATION, PERCEPTION AND RETENTION WITHIN THE HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
KAMELIA CHAICHI
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89-105
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12.
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FAMILY AND EXILE IN ADICHIE’S THE THING AROUND YOUR NECK
SACHIN V. LONDHE
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106-108
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13.
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DECOLONIZING THE MINDS OF THE COLONIZED: A COLONIAL PERSPECTIVE IN NGUGI WA THIONG’O’NOVELS
SATHYAPRIYA.K
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109-117
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14.
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STRUGGLING HUMANITY UNDER IDEOLOGICAL TRAPS OF GENDER AND RACE IN DORIS LESSING’S THE GRASS IS SINGING
ANU SHEOKAND
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118-126
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15.
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TREND ANALYSIS OF LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY PERFORMANCE OF INDIAN COAL INDUSTRY
RAJIV KUMAR, RAJEEV KUMAR MONDAL, ROHIT GUPTA,RANJAN KUMAR DAN
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127-142
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16.
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A SURVEY OF THREATS ASSOCIATED WITH CLOUD COMPUTING
VIVEK AGGARWAL
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143-147
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17.
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-A CATALYST FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN ORGANIZATION
VIJAY KUMAR THOTA, SRIKANTH ANTHARGAM
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148-154
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18.
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AN ANALYTICAL VIEW ON PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR OF INSURANCE IN INDIA
POONAAM BASSI, BHAVNA SHARMA
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155-165
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19.
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VULNERABILITY OF EDUCATION IN CONFLICT SITUATION:IMPACT OF SOCIAL CHAOS AND UNREST IN MANIPUR
KUNJABATI DEVI
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166-176
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20.
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FUTURE PATH AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO EVENT MANAGEMENT TRENDS
DR. D.SEETH NAIK, NAVEEN KUMAR.H
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177-182
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21.
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EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA BRANDING AND ITS IMPACT ON COMPANY’S SALES PERFORMANCE
VINOD WAIKER, RAHUL MOHARE |
183-186
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22.
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E-LARRNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN IRAN:-PRESENT A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR E- LARRNING
DR. NEGIN BARAT DASTJERDI, DR. YASAMIN ABEDINI
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187-202
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23.
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMMODITY FUTURES AND SPOT PRICES OF WHEAT IN INDIA
HARWINDER PAL KAUR, DR. BIMAL ANJUM
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203-211
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24.
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NOISE: A NAUSEATING NUISANCE FOR HUMAN LIFE
ABHISHEK KUMAR SRIVASTAVA
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212-221
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25.
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COTTAGE INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN AMBEDKARNAGAR DISTRICT, 1998-2008: A BLOCK-LEVEL ANALYSIS
MAHVISH ANJUM, ULLAS T.
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222-231
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26.
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EFFECTS OF VARIED IMPACTS AND FREQUENCIES OF AEROBIC DANCE TRAINING ON PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES
DR.K.MURUGAVEL, DR.A.S.LOGESWARAN
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232-239
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27.
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DIRECTOR INDEPENDENCE IN INDIA UNDER NEW COMPANIES ACT, 2013
DR. MANAS CHAKRABARTI
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240-244
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28.
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RETHINKING IBN KHALDUN AND HIS INTELLECTUAL LEGACY: MYTH OR REALITY
HEENA QADIR
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245-252
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29.
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DEFINITIONS OF ADVERTISING: A STATE OF LITERATURE REVIEW
DR. SATISH AHUJA, DR. JYOTI RANA
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253-262
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30.
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APPLICABILITY OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN PROSECUTION OF WILDLIFE CASES IN TANZANIA: A REVIEW OF LAW AND PRACTICE
MARY CAROLINE LEVIRA
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263-270
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31.
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SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL DIVIDE IN GLOBAL CONTEXT: AN APPRAISAL
DR. MANZOOR HUSSAIN
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271-282
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32.
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USE OF ELECTRONIC RESOURCES IN MANAGEMENT JOURNAL:A CITATION ANALYSIS
NEERA BANSAL
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283-289
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33.
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ETHICAL CORPORATE CULTURE AND THE PERCEIVED IMPORTANCE OF ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: EVIDENCE FROM SRI LANKAN GOVERNMENT BANKING SECTOR
THUSITHA KUMARA KARANDAKATIYA, GAO YONG QIANG
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290-303
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34.
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THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BANKING SECTOR IN SRI LANKASPECIAL REFERENCE TO PEOPLE’S BANK AND COMMERCIAL BANK IN JAFFNA
MR.SIVAPRAGASAMSIVANENTHIRA, MRS.DINESHKUMAR SABINA
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304-314
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