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CONTENTS
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SALES FORECASTING USING TIME SERIES MODELS FOR HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LIMITED
DR. HETAL PANDYA
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1-19
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2.
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MARKETING INTELLIGENCE TOOLS AMONGST INDIAN BANKS – INTERNET MARKETING PERSPECTIVE
DR. DEEPAK TANDON,DR. NEELAM TANDON,SHRI HAVISH MADHVAPATY
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20-32
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3.
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THE UNIQUENESS OF NISHKAMA KARMA AS A MOTIVATIONAL STRATEGY IN COMPARISON WITH OPERANT CONDITIONING & EXPECTANCY THEORIES
PROF.ASWATHI NAIR, DR.GURUMURTHY
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33-44
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4.
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FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ADOPTION OF INTERNET BANKING IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKING IN CHENNAI : A SEM APPROACH
DR.B.SENTHIL ARASU, MR.J.DHILLIPAN
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45-61
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5.
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ROLE OF IMPROVED STOVES IN RURAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DR.R.DAYANANDAN
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62-74
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6.
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A STUDY ON FACILITATORS OF WORK ENGAGEMENT AND THE BARRIERS HINDERING IT IN NURSING
MR. GOWHAR RASOOL, MS. PARTIKA JASROTHIA
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75-86
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7.
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THE IMPACT OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS ON THE CHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR WITH THE UPCOMING OF ORGANIZED RETAIL OUTLETS
DR. BIDYUTJYOTIGOGOI
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87-98
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EVALUATION OF VARIOUS NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING METHODS TO IDENTIFY FLANGE FACE CREVICE CORROSION IN PROCESS EQUIPMENT AND PIPING
R. GOPAL SANKAR
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99-114
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9.
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IMPACT OF FDI ON INDIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
DR S G HUNDEKAR,DR N M MAKANDA
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115-133
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THE EFFECT OF QUALITATIVE DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON FINANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY IN THE INVESTMENT COMPANIES IN IRAN
DR. YOUNOS VAKIL ALROAIA, HOSSEIN ESLAMI MOFID ABADI, AREZO KHOSRAVANI
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134-148
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11.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR OF DAIRY PRODUCT USERS IN JAIPUR CITY
DR. GANESH DASH, SUNEELI ANAND, DR. GANESH DASH
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149-156
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PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN SELECTED MANUFACTURINGSUB-SECTORS IN INDIA: A MALAMQUIST INDEX APPROACH
SANDEEP KUMAR, SANJEEV KUMAR, KAVITA
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157-173
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13.
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THE OPERATIONAL ISSUES OF IMPLEMENTATION OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES - MEDIUM & SMALL ENTERPRISE SECTOR IN INDIA
PRAKASH A., PROF. DR. P S GURUMURTHY
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174-181
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A STUDY ON EFFICIENT MARKET HYPOTHESIS BEFORE RECESSION: AN EMPIRICAL TESTING THROUGHRANDOM INVESTING
DR S.M.TARIQ ZAFAR, DR.D.S.CHAUBEY,HARISH CHANDRA BHATT
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182-193
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AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS (APDP) USING KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR LOWER THE “QUALITY COST”
S.N.TELI, DR.V.S.MAJALI, DR.U.M.BHUSHI, R.R.LONI
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194-205
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LIBERALIZATION, PRIVATIZATION, GLOBALIZATION (LPG) AND ITS EFFECT ON INDIAN AGRICULTURE
HARPREET KAUR SANDHU
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206-216
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INFLUENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR AND ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE ON COUNTERPRODUCTIVE WORK BEHAVIOR
LIJIYA MANJU, K.C., DR. K. MANIKANDAN
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217-224
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A STUDY OF JOB SATISFACTION AND JOB STRESS AMONG BUS DRIVERS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT WITH REFERENCE TO PUNE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
HEMANT ARJUN ANBHULE
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225-234
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ORPHANED OWNERS – THE REAL STATE OF ELDERLY WIDOWS IN KERALA
DR. SANDHYA R.S.
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235-241
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ROLE AND CHALLENGES OF HR IN INDIAN CALL CENTER INDUSTRY
DR. M.V.S.SUDHAKAR
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242-247
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JOB ATTITUDE, JOB SATISFACTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AMONG SCHOOL TEACHERS- A STUDY ON GENDER DIFFERENCES
NAYANIKA SINGH,SAPNA JAIN
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248-257
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ADOLESCENT IN HIGH SCHOOL: EXAMINING EMOTIONAL STABILITY
SARITA SANWAL
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258-262
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ROLE OF ‘SERVICESCAPE’ IN INFLUENCING SERVICE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: A LITERATURE REVIEW
R. SHASHIKALA, DR. A. M. SURESH
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263-287
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24.
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RETAIL BANKING IN INDIA-PROGRESS OR LAGGING BEHIND
SHIVANI
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288-293
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25.
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STATUS OF WOMEN IN INDIA- A SOCIO- LEGAL STUDY
DR. SURESH CHANDRA NAYAK
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294-306
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A STUDY OF MARITAL ADJUSTMENT OF COUPLES IN RELATION TO STATUS OF GIRL CHILD
DIVYA RAINA, GEETA BALODI
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307-312
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IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION AND UNION – MANAGEMENT RELATION ON ENHANCED CUSTOMER SATISFACTION-REGRESSION ANALYSIS A STUDY OF ANDHRA PRADESH STATE ROADTRANSPORT CORPORATION(A.P.S.R.T.C)
VIJAYA CHANDRAN
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313-317
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28.
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UNDERSTANDING PRESENT LIFE STYLE AND CULTURE OF BPO EMPLOYEES
S.MEENA, DR. SAKTHIVEL MURUGAN
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318-322
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FACTORS INFLUENCING WOMEN LEADERSHIP IN DIFFERENT LEVELS AND FUNCTIONS OF MANAGEMENT (WITH REFERENCE TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS IN ANDHRA PRADESH)
DR.K.LAKSHMANA RAO, SHAILENDRA YADAV,CH. G. BHAVANI
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323-336
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30.
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MICRO FINANCING THROUGH SELF HELP GROUPS –A GATEWAY TO WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
DR. RADHA.R
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337-347
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URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND REFORMS UNDER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU NATIONAL URBAN RENEWAL MISSION: A CASE STUDY
DR. E. A. NARAYANA, MOHAMMEDNUR AHMED
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348-363
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ASSESSMENT ON SOME FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE PROPER IMPLEMENATION OF SCHOOL-BASED PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS TRAINING: THE CASE OF BIOLOGY PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS TRAINING AT HARAMAYA UNIVERSITY, ETHIOPIA
GARKEBO BASHA ABO
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364-373
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GLOBAL TURBULENCES OUTLOOK AND ITS IMPACT
DR. (MRS.) TWINKLE PRUSTY, MISS RACHANA VISHWAKARMA
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374-388
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34.
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SECOND SAPTAK AND SHAMSHER BAHADUR POEMS
DR CHITRA SINGH
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389-395
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35.
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IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH ON THE CHOICES OF CONSUMERS- WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIAN CONSUMERS
DR. VANDANA TIWARI
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396-4105
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