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DIGITAL NERVOUS SYSTEM-BASED CREDITWORTHINESS SYSTEM FOR NIGERIAN BANKS
DR. AJAH IFEYINWA ANGELA
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1-22
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2.
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WRAPPING INSTANT NOODLES! DOES IT SELL, HOW & WHOM?
SURAJ KUSHE SHEKHAR, REHIN K.R, DR. RAVEENDRAN P. T
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23-33
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3.
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A STUDY ON COSTS AND RETURNS AND INVESTMENT PATTERN OF COMMERCIAL FLORICULTURAL NURSERIES IN EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
MAYURI KORIPALLI, HYMA JYOTHI,SHANMUKH SAGAR KUNUKU
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34-41
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4.
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DISCRETE MODEL OF THREE SPECIES SYN-ECO-SYSTEM WITH UNLIMITED RESOURCES FOR THE SECOND AND THIRD SPECIES
B. HARI PRASAD
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42-51
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5.
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MULTINATIONAL E-COMMERCE: STRATEGIES AND STRUCTURES
DR. ABHISHEK GUPTA, MS. NEETU GUPTA
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52-61
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STUDY THE IMPACT OF SUB-PRIME CRISIS ON INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
DR. SUJATA PARWANI
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62-71
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E-BUSINESS IMPACT ON RETAIL SECTOR
DR. PRAFULLA SUDAME, KANCHAN PATIL
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72-85
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STUDY THE BRUNT OF NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION TOOLS ON FMCG RETAIL CUSTOMERS
DR GEETA NEMA
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86-97
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BEEHIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR SOCIAL CAUSES
DR VK ARORA
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98-104
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10.
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NEW BASEL CAPITAL ACCORD & PERFORMANCE OF INDIAN BANK: THE CASE IN INDIA
DR. TANMAYA KUMAR
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105-109
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11.
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EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT – A CRITICAL REVIEW ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
ANJALI GUMMADI, DR. S ANITHA DEVI
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110-116
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A STUDY ON PERCEPTION OF DAILY HASSLES, PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT AND SENSE OF SUBJECTIVE WELL – BEING OF TRIBAL WORKING WOMEN AND TRIBAL NON- WORKING WOMEN OF THE MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES OF AGARTALA
MS. BINAPANI SAHA, MR. HILLOL MUKHERJEE,MS. MUN MUN DAS BISWAS
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117-127
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13.
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STUDENTSEXPECTATION ON B-SCHOOL– A STUDY WITHIN TAMILNADU STATE
K. RAVISHANKAR
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128-136
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14.
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THE CHALLENGES BEFORE INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF MARGINALIZED GROUPS IN INDIA
DR. NEHAL B. TRIVEDI
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137-145
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COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SOME TIME SERIES FORECASTING MODELS
S. DIVAKAR, DR. P. BALASUBRAMANYAM,PROF. M. VENKATARAMANAIAH
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146-156
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IMPACT OF RETAILERS PRICING STRATEGY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR WITH RESPECT TO MARITAL STATUS
MS. KRATIKASHRIVASTAVA, DR. P.N. MISHRA, DR. KAPIL SHARMA
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157-164
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DOCTRINE OF MUTUAL FUNDS
DR. BRAJESH KUMAR
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165-178
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MARGARET ATWOOD: A FEMINIST FEMALE WRITER IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
VIKRANT RAJPUT
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179-181
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THE ROLE OF WOMEN CHARACTERS IN SHASHI DESHPANDE'S NOVEL 'THE DARK HOLDS NO TERRORS
VIKRANT RAJPUT
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182-184
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CONSTRAINTS TO IMMUNIZATION IN AN URBAN SLUM OF HARYANA
SINGH BHANWAR, VASHISHT BRIJ MOHAN, PANDA MEELY, BHATT BHUMIKA
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185-194
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INFLUENCE OF DYNAMIC PRICING OF PERISHABLE FOOD PRODUCTS ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND PURCHASE BEHAVIOUR: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
DR.GIRISH.K.NAIR
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195-213
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RELIGIOUS IDENTITY OF RAJBANSHI COMMUNITY IN GREATER BENGAL AND ASSAM
RANJIT BARMAN
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214-219
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23.
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THE RULE OF LAW PRINCIPLE AND THE EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS
MIRJANA RISTOVSKA
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220-227
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24.
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A STUDY OF WAITING AND SERVICE COSTS OF A MULTIPLE SERVER QUEUEING MODEL IN A SPECIALIST HOSPITAL: IMS & SUM HOSPITAL
PRASANTA KUMAR BRAHM
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228-234
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25.
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AGENCY WISE PROGRESS OF SHGS IN INDIA
MR. KISHOR PRAKASH BHOLANE
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235-242
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CONVERGENCE WITH IFRS-IMPLICATIONS AND RISKS IN BANKING SECTOR
MRS. N. SUMA REDDY, DR. (MRS.) N. V. KAVITHA
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243-265
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STUDY OF LITERATURE BY STUDENTS OF ENGINEERING COURSES
DR. M.A.MOHAMED SAHUL HAMEED, DR. R. SRINIVASAN, R.CALAIVANANE
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266-269
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28.
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POWER OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES IN COMMUNICATION
DR. ANJALI HANS
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270-277
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29.
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ELECTORAL INTEGRITY IN THE CONFLICT REGION:A FOCUS ON NORTHEAST INDIA
L. MUHINDRO SINGH
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278-292
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30.
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PROTEIN SECONDARY STRUCTURE PREDICTION BY A MEASURE OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL TECHNIQUE
M.GUNASEKARAN
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293-301
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31.
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A STUDY OF BRAND PREFERENCE IN CHOCOLATE MARKET WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KARNAL DISTRICT
DR. HEERA LAL SHARMA
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302-313
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