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IMPACT OF FINANCIAL INCLUSION INITIATIVES ON THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE RURAL PEOPLE IN KARNATAKA STATE
Basavarajappa M T, Dr. Sujatha Susanna Kumari D
Abstract:
Financial inclusion is the availability of banking services at an affordable cost to disadvantaged and low-income groups. Financial inclusion is seen as tool for combating poverty.
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1-29 |
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A STUDY OF STATE BANK OF INDIA’S FINANCIAL INCLUSION PLAN AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN UNBANKED AREA
Mr. Shyam Jivan Salunkhe
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The term "financial inclusion" has gained importance since the early 2000s, a result of findings about financial exclusion and its direct correlation to poverty. However
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30-40 |
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WORK LIFE BALANCE OF FEMALES EMPLOYEES: A CASE STUDY
Dr. Saloni Pahuja
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Having work life balance is the most challenging issue faced by employees and employers now days. With the increase in work pressure and advancement in technology working needs have increased.
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41-50 |
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AGRICULTURAL GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS (GIS) IN INDIA: NEED, IMPORTANCE AND BENEFITS
Rupesh G. Sawant
Abstract:
Every region has its claim to fame. In India agricultural produces and fruit crops growing under specific climate and in a specific zone of climate have led to developing specialty of a particular region for either a particular fruit crop or an agricultural produce.
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51-60 |
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A STUDY ON RISK-RETURN PROFILE OF MUTUAL FUNDS IN INDIA
Dr. Ajay Kr. Patel, Ms. Swati Sharma
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The paper aims to evaluate the performance of Mutual Funds. The paper also analyzes whether the differences in Mutual Funds return is due to their respective investment domains, or any other factors.
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61-72 |
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A STUDY ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VELLORE DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU
Dr. P. SURESH
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Public Distribution System in India has been one of the most crucial elements in food policy and food security system in the country. The Public Distribution System (PDS) is a poverty alleviation program and contributes towards the social welfare of the people.
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73-85 |
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES- A CONCERN SHARED BY BUSINESS COMPANIES
Meera
Abstract:
CSR included all the activities performed by business organization for the benefit of society. The concept of corporate social responsibility was going too changed from time to time or from pre-industrial era to post independence and it highly changed after the liberalization, privatization and globalization had been taken place in India.
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86-91 |
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UNDERSTANDING INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED JOB SATISFACTION AND QUALITY OF WORK LIFE (A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO EMPLOYEES WORKING IN SELECTED MANAGEMENT COLLEGES IN FARIDABAD)
Dr. Vijit Chaturvedi
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Job satisfaction and quality of work life go hand in hand when talked about real satisfaction since one is the outcome of other. The present paper attempts to examine the impact of job satisfaction and its characteristic on quality of work life of employees working in management colleges in Faridabad region.
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92-101 |
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IMPORTANCE AND HEALTH BENEFIT OF FRUITS: AN OVERVIEW
R. Sengodi
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Fruits are an important source of energy for human beings but they are perishable items. Hence since many years various products are made from juice of fruits, so that they can be consumed during off season as well. Products like juice, jam, jelly, squash etc. are made from fruits since long.
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102-112 |
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LEADERSHIP DURING THE TIMES OF COMPLEXITY AND CHANGE
Dr. Saraswathi Atluri
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In the current volatile and dynamic environment organizations are facing lot of complexity and are adapting many strategies for their sustainability, growth and development.
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113-121 |
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CONSUMERS’ BEHAVIOURAL INTENTION TOWARDS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN MOBILE PHONE USAGES IN CHENNAI
Dr. M. Sakthivel Murugan
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Mobile phones are almost a necessity in today's busy world. Mobile phone use has grown rapidly since the first mobile call in 1973 to become the most universal technology in the world, with more than four billion people (well over half the global population) connected.
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122-129 |
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THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IN BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN ACCOUNTING THEORY AND PRACTICE
Dr. Kavitha Jayakumar, Linu Thomas
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Accountancy, or accounting, is the production of information about an enterprise and the transmission of that information from those who have it to those who need it. The communication is generally in the form of financial statements that show in money terms the economic resources under the control of management, the art lies in selecting the information that is relevant to the user and in representing it.
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130-147 |
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YOGIC GURU TO SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR: A CASE OF PATANJALI YOGPEETH
Dr. Manu Priya Gaur, Dr. Sanghamitra Das
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Be it consumer products, lifestyle or entertainment, spiritual gurus are stepping into business and are finding success. Yoga guru Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved has presented itself as a credible alternative in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), compelling many to switch from age-old preferences and brands.
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148-159 |
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MICROFINANCE INTERVENTION AND EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR – A CASE OF SANASA DEVELOPMENT PLC IN JAFFNA
T. Ramajeyam, L.Sooriyakumaran, T.L.Vannarajah
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Microfinance institution offerits members with financial and social intermediation service to help improve their businesses. The consequence of microfinance intervention on the empowerment of women entrepreneurs in rural populations of remains largely unfamiliar in Jaffna are the main objective of this research to determine the effect of microfinance intervention on women’s empowerment.
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160-171 |
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RURAL AND HERITAGE TOURISM IN ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS
B. S. V. Meera Setty, Dr. C. Thiruchelvam
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Rural tourism is a multidimensional destination because it has eco, ethnic, farm, cultural, historical tourism with itself. The major challenge in developing rural tourism is to consider environmental and natural conservation of resources and a proper understanding between the tourist and local people to participate in tourism development.
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172-183 |
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STUDY OF ADEQUACY OF INDIA’S FORIEGN RESERVES UNDER CRISIS SCENARIOS
Dr. K. Umadevi
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Demonetization, Lehman type scenarios and extreme stress scenarios like war severely test the economy and country’s ability to provide liquidity buffers, tide over external shocks and avoid disruptive output adjustments. According to International Monetary Fund, emerging markets with adequate reserve holdings ahead of the global financial crisis in general suffered smaller output and consumption declines.
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184-196 |
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INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM: AN OVERVIEW
Sandhya
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Over a long period of time in India, there has been a conscious effort by the RBI, SEBI and the Government of India to develop and integrate financial system segments in a phased manner. In this paper, the markers and the roles and responsibilities of a capital market regular. This study also focuses on identifying the loopholes in the Indian financial system. This study consists of role of SEBI in Indian stock market. SEBI is the regulator for the securities market in India.
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197-205 |
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Globalization and New Trends in Promoting International Trade
Ajit, Assistant Professor
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Universality is situation where free trade is supposed to benefit all countries regardless of their level of development, industrial capacity, technological capacity and other structural characteristics. On the other hand, Uniformity implies that for each country, all industries and products should be subjected to the same level of tariff.
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206-211 |
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Working Capital management
Ashu, Lecture in Commerce
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Every business needs substantial working capital for its survival as well as smooth operation of its business and to maintain the leval of its efficiency. On the one hand, a business invests a major portion of its resources in long terms assists, such as land, Building, and machinery etc., so that the business may earn sufficiently for a longer period
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212-218 |
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ROLE OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM IN STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF SELECTED COMPANIES
Dr. Imran Ahmad Khan
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The study examined the impact of Accounting Information System (AIS) on management decision making. The set out objectives are to; identify how accounting information system controls fraud and mismanagement, and determine how effective accounting information system is to decision making.
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219-231 |
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Indian Floriculture: An Agribusiness for Diversification
Dr. Sarita Rana
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Diversification or specialization in agriculture sector may be the paramount issue for agrarian economy of India. A peep into the economic history of India after independence will show that India have passed through many revolutions in agriculture sector, e.g., blue revolution, yellow revolution, silver revolution, pink revolution, black revolution, white revolution and the most important of the above all the green revolution
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232-242 |
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Merger and Acquisition in the Indian Banking Sector
Dr Indrasan Prasad
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Merger and Acquisition are most extensively used strategy by enterprises to strengthen and maintain their position in the business. Merger and Acquisition are considered as a fairly fast and effective way to expand into new requests and incorporate new technologies. One can't say that the success of a establishment is fully assured by going through similar Merger and Acquisition. Still, a maturity of Merger and Acquisition fall suddenly of their stated points and objects.
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243-247 |
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Role of Electronic Media on Perception Building
Dr. Umesh H. Arahunasi
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Technology and electronic media have revolutionized the way we live, work, and communicate. Electronic media, which includes television, radio, internet, social media, and mobile devices, has transformed the way we access and share information. Electronic media refers to the various forms of communication that use electronic devices to transmit and receive information. This includes television, radio, computers, smartphones, and other digital technologies. Electronic media has revolutionized the way we access and share information, enabling rapid global communication and connectivity. The present research study has the main objective of examining the exposure of the people to the different forms of Electronic Media in Karnataka State. In order to meet out the objectives, the researcher has selected the sample of 500 respondents from four divisions of Karnataka State (Bangalore, Belagaum, Gulburga and Mysore) based on the Stratified Random Sampling Method. The major finding of the study is that the majority of the respondents (47.60 per cent) listen to radio regularly. Regular listening to radio is high among urban people, males, people in the age group of 30-39 years and people with high SES. 74.4 per cent of respondents watch television regularly where 22.4 per cent do not watch regularly and only 3.2 per cent do not watch at all. The regularity of watching television is high among all the segments of people. number of respondents watch movies in theatres regularly (37.4 per cent) and not regularly (37.2 per cent). Watching movies in theatres is high among urban people, males, people in the age group of 20-29 years and people with low SES which is against the exposure to television. As special skill and knowledge is required to use internet, only 23.4 per cent of respondents are found using internet regularly whereas majority (61.6 per cent) do not use. Like the use of recordings, the use of internet is also high among urban people, males, people in the age group of 20-29 years and people with high SES.
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254-264 |
