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1.
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TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE ON JOB ATTITUDES AMONG LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
SUSAN VARGHESE, DR. C. JAYAN
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1-8
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2.
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MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN INDIA
SUBRATA ROY
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9-24
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3.
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STATUS OF INDEBTEDNESS OF MARGINAL FARMER HOUSEHOLDS IN INDIA: A CROSS SECTIONAL ANALYSIS
HARI OM, YOGENDER KUMAR, MS. SHASHI
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25-38
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4.
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IMPACT OF SKILL DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMS IN INDIA – A CASE OF BANDHAN’S EMPLOYING THE UNEMPLOYED PROGRAM (EUP) AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER IMPROVEMENT FOR SUCH PROGRAMS
GAURUSH HIRANANDANI
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39-66
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ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENCES IN CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE AND RESTING PULSE RATE AMONG SWIMMERS SPRINTERS AND ROWERS
RAMKUMAR.N.R, JAFFAR HUSSAIN.A, NAGARAJAN.M.S.
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67-74
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6.
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ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE, ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION AND OCCUPATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH OF COLLEGE TEACHERS
MANIKANDAN. K
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75-81
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7.
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ANALYSIS OF SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF J K PAPER LIMITED-A CASE STUDY
DR. JAY KRUSHNA PANDA, PRITISH BEHERA
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82-92
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8.
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GENDER DISCRIMINATION AMONG THE GIRL CHILDREN IN PUDUCHERRY: A MARINE FISHING COMMUNITY STUDY
I.SIVAKUMAR, USHA V.T
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93-101
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9.
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CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION IN RETAIL SECTOR
DR KVSN JAWAHAR BABU, N MEENA RANI
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102-111
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10
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MANAGING GUJARS’ SOCIAL - MAVEMENT IN INDIA – A SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE AND POSSIBILITY
DR. ATAUR RAHMAN KHAN
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112-123
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11.
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ELDER VOLUNTEERS AND CYBER WORLD – AN EXPERIMENT
DR. AVANI MANIAR, KHYATI GOHIL
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124-131
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12.
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MANAGEMENT OF CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONS –A CASE STUDY OF SMALL SCALE RETAIL ORGANIZATIONS
DR. K. RAMA MOHANA RAO, DR. K. RATNA MANIKYAM
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132-143
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13.
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STYLES OF MBA FACULTY MEMBERS: A CORRELATIONAL STUDY
PADMA S RAO
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144-154
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14.
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SERVICE QUALITY IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR “WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HARYANA”
RUPALI MADAN, DR. RACHNA AGRAWAL, DR. MITU G MATTA
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155-165
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PERFORMANCE OF INDIAN BANKS ON THE CAUSES OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS: A CASE STUDY ON SBI GROUP
DR MONITA
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166-181
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LAND REFORMS AND ITS FORMS – BHOODAN’ A PIOUS REMEDY FOR LAND CONCENTRATION
DR. S V SRINIVASA SASTRY
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182-193
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ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING SYSTEM INTEGRATION: AN AID TO NEW CHALLENGES OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SUNIL C. D’SOUZA
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194-204
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18.
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UNIVERSAL BANKING IN INDIAN CONTEXT
MR. PRAVEEN KUMAR SINHA
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205-211
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19.
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PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN INDIAN MOVIES: A STRATEGIC TOOL FOR INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION
MRIDANISH JHA
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212-222
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20.
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PERFORMANCE OF MUTUAL FUNDS IN INDIA
DR. R. KATHAIAN
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223-233
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21.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES TO CREATE WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP: EMPIRICAL STUDY OF SELECT INSTITUTES IN KARNATAKA, INDIA
DR. U.M. PREMALATHA
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234-245
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PATIENT EXPECTATIONS SURVEY - A RELEVANT TOOL FOR OPTIMIZING HOSPITAL SERVICES
V.R.GIRIJA
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246-257
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23.
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IMAGE ENCRYPTION TECHNIQUES: A SELECTED REVIEW
SANDEEP KAUR, SUMEET KAUR
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258-262
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24.
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HAND GESTURE RECOGNITION TECHNIQUES: A SELECTED REVIEW
NANCY, GIANETAN SINGH SEKHON
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263-271
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25.
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LANGUAGE TEACHING AND THE ISSUE OF CULTURE IN CLASSIC AND DIGITAL CONTEXT
BAHRAM MOGHADDAS
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272-283
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26.
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NIGHT IMAGE ENCHANCEMENT TECHQNIUE: A REVIEW
MANPREET KAUR, SUKWINDER SINGH
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284-289
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27.
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ECHO CANCELLER TECHNIQUES: A REVIEW OF SELECTED RESEARCH PAPERS
PANKUSH SINGLA, GIANETAN SINGH SEKHON
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290-295
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28.
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CELEBRITY ENDORSERS IMPACT ON THE BRAND BUILDING – A CASE STUDY OF LUX
POTHI REDDY, RAJASHEKAR REDDY
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296-311
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29.
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APTITUDE, PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A TEACHER AND 360 DEGREE FEEDBACK
VIBHATRIPATHI
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312-321
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30.
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NEW AGE ENGLISH - IS IT REALLY ENGLISH?
MR. G. ANBURAJ, DR. A. DUNSTAN RAJKUMAR
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322-333
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A Study on eMPLOYEE WELFARE PRACTICES IN CAPITAL iq
Rakhee Renapurkar
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334-344
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32.
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FINANCIAL INCLUSION: RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
SAYANTIKA NAG
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345-352
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33.
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Marketing Strategies of Automobile Companies in India: A case study of Hyundai Motors India Limited
DR.MURLIDHAR A.LOKHANDE, VISHAL SUNIL RANA
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353-361
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34.
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A GENDER PERSPECTIVE INCORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DR. SARITA BAHL
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262-374
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