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Ms. Gracia. A

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In this globalised retail world impulse buying behavior plays a vital role among consumers in their shopping. Shoppers now a day’s don’t find enough time to plan for their shopping.


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Dr. Vinod C.

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The present scenario cost efficiency viewed as an area of crucial significance for industry’s (bank) best practices for development. Recently, there is a visible swing in the ATM business of banks in India.


15-24
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Saurabh Subhash Patil, Dr. Prashant Warke

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India has growing exports in the world economy. Indian exports have been increasing with great contribution in the GDP. India has various products that are exported on a large scale.


25-35
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Dr Mala Sharma

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India is claimed to be world’s seventh largest economy. India Economic summit 2017 declared that though India’s GDP growth recently dipped to 5.7% still India is growing faster than any other large economy excluding china.


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Dr. Rajiv Agrawal

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Demonetization of currency is a radical monetary step which is done whenever there is change of national currency, replacing the old with new one. In case of India, the government took an unplanned decision of demonetization.


46-51
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Prof. Rajnalkar laxman, Shivakumar jagannath

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Individual investors have huge scope for present earnings and capital appreciation in developing market in India.


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Mr. Karthik Reddy

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Fiscal policy refers to the policy of the government either at central or state which indicates its revenue, expenditure and debt pattern during a particular period of time generally one year.


68-82
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Dr. Anshu Singh

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Leadership is such a complex subject that rather than decoding the principles of leadership and quantificating it by theoretical aspects of what this language of leadership is,apparently there is no single language of leadership.


83-89
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Dr. Birendra Kumar Gupta

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In today’s rapidly and ever-changing business environment, the critical importance of competitive advantage is being recognized globally by all businesses.


90-94
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Dr. Vinita Sharma

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Mutual Fund Investment is one of the most recommended tool for wealth creation, especially for the salaried middle class. The number of options available too, are mind boggling from an average investors perspective. More often than not, if the scheme belongs to a reputed AMC, the investor rarely looks beyond the returns generated.


95-108
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P. Lakshminarasa Reddy

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The aim of this paper is to find behavior of EPS, DPS and DPR in selected IT companies in India. Selected companies for the study include Tata consulting services Pvt Ltd, Infosys pvt ltd, Wipro software technologies, HCL technologies and tech Mahindra pvt Ltd.


109-117
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Arickal, Binoy & Jain, Nitin

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The purpose of this research article is to know the relationship between profitability position and the liquidity position of Crompton & Greaves India Pvt Ltd.


118-132
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Gopal Pravinkumar Bhatt

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Hospitality industry is one of the most diverse yet specialized industries. The hospitality business is one of the major work-force utilizing businesses.


133-143
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Neha, Ranu Kumar

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Entrepreneurship is a fundamental element of growth and development for all countries, especially in the developing countries like India which is in a state of progression.


144-161
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Gargi

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Banking is an important segment of the tertiary sector and acts as a back bone of economic progress.


162-179
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Raji Iype, Dr. Tomy Mathew

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Job satisfaction is a positive feelings or attitudes that employees have towards their jobs. When an employee’s feels that he has high job satisfaction, it means that he really like his job feels good. Job satisfaction is an important technique used to motivate and encourage the employees to work harder.


180-189
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Prof. H.R. Ananth,

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The government is basically power oriented. So it has a tendency to try to control and dictate.


190-206
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Raji Iype, Dr. Tomy Mathew

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This study aims to analyze the determinants for employee performance in federal bank Ernakulam district.


207-216
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Dr. Sindhu K.P.,Dr. T. Sreekumar

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Banking in India is moderately consolidated, with the top 10 players accounting for approximately 60 per cent of the total industry. The Indian banking sector is majorly dominated by public sector banks.


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Dr. Siddalingya

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In Indian industry, the pace for mergers and acquisitions activity picked up in response to various economic reforms introduced by the Government of India since 1991, in its move towards liberalization and globalization.


223-237
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Dr. Shveta Singh, Teena

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This study is based on five consumer specific Sectoral indices as Auto, Bank, FMCG, IT and Realty of National Stock Exchange, India especially after recession period.


238-260
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Dr D Prabhakar

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Man is a social animal and society is what makes or breaks a human. This is especially true in a society like India where policing plays an important role


261-266
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Dr. Prakash Pillai .R Mr. Praveen Raj.D

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Human resource management (HRM) is the effective management tool of people at work. This is because of human resources played important source for acquiring sustained competitive advantage, effective management of human resource helps the organisation to create unique competencies that differentiate products and services in turn and drive competitiveness among the competitors


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Prof. Sultan Singh Deepak Kumar Sharma

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Credit risk is one of the most significant risks that banks face, considering that granting credit is the main function of commercial banks, which further affects their profitability of the banks. The present study is conducted to examine the impact of credit risk on profitability of twenty six public sector banks. Secondary have been collected from


281-287
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Dr.T.AMBIKA

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Agricultural marketing is the critical link between agricultural production and farm sector revenue percolating to the farmers. Apart from performing transferring agricultural goods to consumers it transmits the price signals in the marketing chain


288-302
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Pushpa M. Savadatti

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The present paper made an attempt to model the volatility (conditional variance) in the daily returns of the S&P BSE Sensex for the period January 2015 to February 2018 with the help of General Auto Regressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity Models. Specially GARCH (1,1) model is used to capture the volatility present in the daily returns of Senex.


303-315
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Dr. M. P. Suri Ganesh

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Investor participation itself is influenced by the level of protection that is guaranteed to an investor against market irregularities.


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Dalvir Singh (Asst. Professor)

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Ethical marketing is a procedure through which organizations produce client enthusiasm for items/administrations, construct solid client intrigue/connections, and make an incentive for all partners by joining social and ecological contemplations in items and advancements.


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Lata Raj, Palak Vashistha

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In Present Era Internet spread its wings in all area of Human Life. It becomes necessity of every personnel in all over the world. In


340-349
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Ritika Luthra, Dr. V.S. Kushwaha

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This paper is an attempt to study the impact of macro-economic variables on the stock prices of NIFTY IT.


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Meghna P.Gamit

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India is known for changes and perhaps it is really needed for development and economic welfare. Changes may be in terms of introduction of new laws or amendments in existing laws and regulations but such changing conditions and environment will be beneficial for new entrants to enter in to niche area for bright prospects.


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Dr. Yellaswamy Ambati

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Microfinance, also called microcredit, is a type of banking service that is provided to unemployed or low-income individuals or groups who otherwise have no other access to financial services.


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Dr. Upasana Thakur* Dr. Yasmeen Ali**

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In the modern era, where business has crossed the international boundaries and banking has international standards, Technical competency has a very crucial role to play. With its inbuilt facilities and flexibility sky is the limit for internet banking


384-398
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Parul Shair

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During different time era's different methods of communications has developed and has changed the day to day life. Social media has become the method of statement in the 21't century, enabling us to express our belief, ideas and manner in an absolute new way


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Kemal Abdurahim Ahmed Prof. B. Mohan VenkataRam

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In this changing economy, it is a well established and recognized fact that, HRD has a positive effect on the survival and sustainability of the organizations


410-423
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Okolo, Victor O: MmamelZita U: Ilodigwe, Samuel C: Okolo, Joachin U: Oranusi, Ifeanyichukwu N: Ugonna, Ikechukwu A: Obikeze, Chinedum O

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E-marketing had proven to be remarkably a viable option to buying consumer products.This study investigates e-marketing challenges in the distribution of consumer products in Nigeria: a study of Jumia online outlet. Indeed


424-447
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HEMAL VORA and Prof. (Dr.) Sudhinder Singh Chowhan

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Customer Retention has been a concern for a while in banking and insurance industry and other service providers also have realized the importance of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and its potential to help them acquire new customers retain existing ones and maximize their lifetime value


461-464
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Santosh Anant Karekara Shivaji Lavaji Domaleb Sudhir Devidas Chitnisa Ganesh Popat Thiteb

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In this 21century environment safety has become a hot potato making it challenging to keep the consumers and customers in fold with addition to the safety of environment. Consumer’s awareness of environs issues viz. Global warming, pollution etc makes it the eras biggest requisite. Even the government looks for such tactics to be encouraged.


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Mrs. Renu Kumari

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The world is changing at a increasing rate and technology is considered to be the key driver for these changes around us


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Mahima Rana

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Marketing today is not an easy task, with growing sources of information in the hands of the buyers and numerous competitive alternatives entering the market each day.


380-391
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Dr. Kavitha Desai Mahalakshmi S

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The Internet revolution has profoundly impacted our lives. Not only has it deeply changed the way businesses operate, but also the way we live


492-500
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Jeevanlata C. Agrawal Dr. V.G. Ukinkar

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Gold is considered as a glamorous metal and as a symbol of status among people.


501-507
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Manish Rai

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Globalization is the integration of economies, industries, markets, culture and policy making around the world.


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Dr. Ritu Arora

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The term informal sector was first used in the socio-anthropological studies during the 1950s. Informal sector workers were defined, although indirectly, as “traditional sector workers, the petty traders like newspaper hawkers, as unproductive in agricultural sector


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  • Emerging trends in street vending businesses and its relation with street vending: a business acceptance and viability study of street vending business in Uttar Pradesh

  • DOI:18.A003.aarf.J14I01.200001.8876844

Gautam Jaiswal

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India is a growing economy. Most of the development in MSME sector is contributed by Micro industries.


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Dr. Seema Singhal,

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This paper examines the effect of demerger on the risk position of demerged companies with the help of standard deviation and cofficient of variation


537-546
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Ms. Monika Bhatia

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The financial performance measurement is a vital part of every business. And the telecom sector is not apart from it. The telecomm companies needs to observe their competitive financial health along with their customer base. The future of the existence of any company depends upon the present financial position.


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  • वैदिक एवं लौकिक साहित्य में वाणभट्ट कृत हर्शचरितम का ऐतिहासिक विवेचन तथा मूल्यांकन

  • DOI:18.A003.aarf.J14I01.200001.8876847

विनोद कुमार

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वैदिक एवं लौकिक साहित्य में वाणभट्ट कृत हर्शचरितम का ऐतिहासिक विवेचन तथा मूल्यांकन


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Dr. B. K. Gupta

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The present study is an attempt to analyze the problems faced by undergraduate students in the acquisition of English nouns. The Classification of English nouns is as diverse and varied as English Grammar. The researcher in the present study examines how nouns are a source of confusion for students of English as second language learners. This study investigates the errors and also classifies the types of errors made by second language learners. A proficiency test was designed for data collection.


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Dr Vinod Kulkarni

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In the rapid changing environment, financial modes of payments are playing a vital role in emerging economy. In India Digital mode of payments are highly promoted and pushed on the general population. Even the recent activity of demonetization which was a huge revolutionary decision taken by government to track and recycle the existing money in the market. This research paper is focused on identifying the perception of public regarding cashless payments. Many financial institutions


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Venkatesha.R

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Derivative markets are found to positively contribute to economic development in the India\r\nshort run and play a significant role in addressing the risk inborn in financial transactions. Derivative\r\nmarket has an important role to play in economic development of a country. The past decade has\r\nwitnessed the multiple growths in the volume of international trade and business due to the wave of\r\nglobalization and liberalization all over the world. As a result, the demand for the international money\r\nand financial instruments increased significantly at the global level. The new financial instruments have\r\nbeen developed in the financial markets, which are also popularly known as financial derivatives,. The\r\nbasic purpose of these instruments is to provide commitments to prices for future dates for giving\r\nprotection against adverse movements in future prices, in order to reduce the extent of financial risks.\r\nToday, the financial derivatives have become increasingly popular and most commonly used in the world\r\nof finance. This has grown with so phenomenal speed all over the world that now it is called as the\r\nderivatives revolution. Derivatives also help price discovery, and in efficient capital allocation in the\r\neconomy, Given India\'s experience in informal derivatives trading, the exchange traded derivatives were\r\nquick to pick up substantial volumes. This paper attempts to emerging trends and Development of\r\nfinancial equity derivative market in India.


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