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HIV/AIDS AND SEXUAL RISK FACTOR PRACTICES IN BATANGAS CITY:BASIS FOR COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM
DR. BELLA P. MAGNAYE |
1-11 |
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IMPACT OF ROLE CONFLICT AND ROLE AMBIGUITY ON INTENTION TO LEAVE OF IT PROFESSIONALS IN SRI LANKA
MS. PRASADINI N. GAMAGE, MR. K.D.M.BUDDHIKA |
12-23 |
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3
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ROLE OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
DR. (MRS.) N.V.KAVITHA, DR. (MRS.) P. SAI RANI |
24-30 |
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4
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DIFFERENT SHADOWS OF WOMANHOOD IN THE ROOTS OF SHASHI DESHPANDEY’S ROOTS AND SHADOWS
DR. SHRADHA SIVASTAVA |
31-38 |
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5
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A STUDY ON HR CHALLENGES IN STARTUP COMPANIES
PROF.ARCHANA SURYWANSHI |
39-45 |
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6
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BIODIESEL PLANT DESIGN FOR RURAL APPLICATION
O P CHATURVEDI, SANJAY MANDE, P RAJAN, K KUNDU |
46-52 |
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A REVIEW ON HR PRIORITIES OF EXPATRIATE DEPLOYMENT IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY
PROF. RAGHAVENDRA A.N, DR. NIJAGUNA G |
53-62 |
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EFFECT OF BIOFERTILIZERS ON THE GROWTH OF SOLANUM NIGRUM UNDER POT CONDITION
P. SHEELA, K. RAJENDRAN |
63-71 |
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9
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THE CHANGING FACET OF FAMILY BUSINESSES IN RAIPUR CITY:A GATEWAY FOR DEVELOPMENT
SHILPI GUPTA, DR. PRACHI SINGH |
72-90 |
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GENDER DISPARITY IN THE CURRENT INDIAN WORKFORCE: CONCERN & CAUSES
DR. AMBALIKA SINHA, SHAISTA FATIMA |
91-101 |
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BIRTH RATE, DEATH RATE AND INFANT MORTALITY RATE MESUREMENTS FOR YOUNG INDIANS
DR.S.PONNARASU, M.VADIVEL |
102-108 |
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PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS OF INDIAN SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS
DR R K PATEL |
109-118 |
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‘OUT OF THE BOX’ HR PRACTICES ADOPTED BY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
ASHISH RAMI |
119-133 |
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PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL CONCEPTS AND METHODS
RITU DHANOA |
134-143 |
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MARKETING MIX IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN OVERVIEW
DR. ABHISHEK GUPTA |
144-147 |
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COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF GROWTH ORIENTED MUTUAL FUNDS AND BENCHMARK IN TERMS OF RISK AND RETURN IN INDIA
SUKHWINDER KAUR, DR. BIMAL ANJUM, DR. G.S. BATRA |
148-160 |
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NON- PERFORMING ASSETS (NPAS) OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN INDIA
MR. SAMIR |
161-180 |
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IMPACT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON HIGHER EDUCATION ASPIRATION AMONG RURAL GIRLS
DR.K. KAVITHA MAHESWARI, DR.J. GODWIN PREM SINGH |
181-192 |
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ACADEMIC STRESS IN RELATION TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SENIOR INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS
DR. K. SUMALATHA |
193-202 |
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PENSION PLAN OPTIMIZATION IN NETHERLANDS
AKKSHITA CHAUHAN |
203-207 |
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POETRY: THE REAL SOURCE OF PLEASUES AND HAPPINESS
DR. RADHA MADHAB JHA |
208-216 |
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INTERROGATING THE THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF ‘OBJECTIFIED STRUCTURE’ [HABITUS, FIELD AND PRACTICE]
MUDASIR AHMAD LONE, SHELLY SABHARWAL |
217-228 |
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PERSONALITY OF BOXING AND WEIGHTLIFTING SPORTSMEN WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SPORT’S ACHIEVEMENT
DR. POONAM SHARMA, DR. RAJESH KUMAR BHARDWAJ |
229-235 |
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AUSE OF MODERN ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS HEAVY TOXIC METALS IN HAIR AND BLOOD SAMPLES
DR. HARSH SHARMA AND DR. PANKAJ BHARDWAJ
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236-245 |
