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  • INVESTMENT ORIENTATION OF MIGRANT REMITTANCES: EVIDENCE FROM KERALA


Veena Varma, Dr. Tomy Mathew

Abstract:
International migration and the resulting inflow of remittances have, without doubt, increased the economic status of migrant households in Kerala. But, have the state been able to boost investment oriented remittances sufficiently to influence the development interest of Kerala?


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  • IMPACT OF KISAN CREDIT CARD SCHEME ON GROUND FLOW CREDIT IN PUNJAB


Hardarshan Kaur, Dr. Navkiranjit Kaur Dhaliwal

Abstract:
Kisan credit card emerged as a short term credit delivery mechanism for agriculture and allied activities. The main objective of the scheme was to provide timely and adequate credit for production and consumption purposes of the farm household.


10-22
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  • HISTORY OF IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT –INDIAN SCENARIO


A. Navatha

Abstract:
Irrigation is vital to the well being of the people in this world and plays a significant role in local, national, and international growth and development. However, irrigation also has created problems, such as salinization of land and water resources, adverse socio-economic and cultural effects, and environmental damage.


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  • INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIAN BUSINESS


Vinay Chaitanya Ganta, Preksha Dassani, Natti Kanaka Mahesh

Abstract:
The Indian economy has a strong element of duality. It is one of the most industrialized countries in the world, with remarkable achievements in indigenous technology, oceanography, deep-sea oil drilling, nuclear power, space and satellite communications and armaments manufacture.


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  • Strategic Framework of Disaster Risk Reduction: A Theoretical Review


Dr. Qurat-ul-Ain Shah

Abstract:
Disaster management has shifted its focus from disaster response to mitigation.


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  • PERSPECTIVES OF SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP AT THE WORK PLACE


Dr. E. Jalaja

Abstract:
Since the time immemorial the concept of Leadership is always an area of interest for all. Concentration on this has started from 2oth century


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  • INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF CUSTOMER LOYALTY ON PROFITABILITY OF A-C DRUGS, EMENE, ENUGU


1 MBAH PAULINUS CHIGOZIE, 2EKECHUKWU CHIJIOKE

Abstract:
The study was in investigating the effect of customer loyalty on the profitability of A-C Drugs Company, Enugu.


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  • A Pragmatic Analysis on Evaluating Customer Satisfaction with Jewellery Purchases in Jaipur, Rajasthan


Dr. Laxmi Sharma

Abstract:
Studying consumer behavior is essential for marketers to understand and anticipate how consumers interact with the marketplace. This field of study helps in comprehending the significant role that consumption plays in individuals' lives. Consumer behavior encompasses the actions taken by individuals while searching for, purchasing, using, evaluating, and disposing of products, services, and ideas that they believe will meet their needs. It not only focuses on what consumers buy but also delves into why they make those choices and the meanings they ascribe to products.


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  • GREEN BANKING: INITIATIVES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN INDIA


ANUPAMA B R

Abstract:
Global Warming & Climate change are the main two discussed issues worldwide. These issues are caused mainly by human activities like burning fossil fuels for heat & energy, cleaning forest, fertilizing crops, storing waste in landfills, raising livestock and producing some kinds of industrial products which adversely impact our health, environment and economy. Hence some measures need to be taken urgently to save the environment from these issues. Being a financial organization of the country which is responsible for financing the economic and developmental activities of the country, banks have to address these above issues, both in terms of its obligations & opportunities by virtue as a responsible corporate citizen & as a financier. In this paper we tried to find out the ways in which banks can “Go Greener” and some of the green banking initiatives taken by the banks in India.


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