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CONTENTS
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1
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A STUDY OF FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMERS’ PREFERENCE OF RETAIL STORES FOR FRESH CONSUMABLES IN JAIPUR
RAHUL VYAS, RAGHVENDRA S SISODIA
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1-9
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2
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T.S. ELIOT’S ENQUIRY INTO THE COMMUNICATIVE CONTINGENCY AND GAPS IN MODERN DISCOURSE
DR.PIKU CHOWDHURY
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10-15
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3
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EXTRACTING UML DIAGRAMS FROM INFORMAL TEXT USING NATURAL LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES & DOMAIN ONTOLOGY.
PRASAD K.PATIL, AMITKUMAR R.KSHETRE, SAGAR D.SUKATE
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16-21
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4
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CASE STUDY BACK TO GLOW AT KARNATAKA SOAPS AND DETERGENTS LIMITED (KSDL)
DR. SUNITA PANICKER
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22-32
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5
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ORGANISATIONAL CAREER PLANNING, JOB SATISFACTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AMONG PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANK EMPLOYEES- A COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATION
SAPNA JAIN
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33-40
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6
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A STUDY ON CUSTOMER RESPONSE TOWARDS ADVERTISEMENT FOR JEWELLERY RETAILING (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE CITY)
K.POONGOTHAI, A.SIVAKUMAR
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41-47
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7
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THE EFFECT OF RESILIENCE ON BURNOUT AMONG THE BLUE COLLARED EMPLOYEES IN METAL FACTORIES
K.RAJAN SANTHOSH, JIMMY JAMES
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48-55
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8
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A STUDY ON CONSUMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS DEPARTMENTAL STORES IN BANGALORE
N.PRIYA
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56-61
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9
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COMMODITY DERIVATIVES TRADING IN INDIA - THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL COMMODITY MARKETS (BASED ON ANALYSIS OF GUAR SEEDS AND GUAR GUM)
ANAND CHAKRAVARTHI, G. SUDHAKAR
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62-78
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10
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IMPACT OF CELEBRITY ADVERTISEMENT ON GOLD JEWELLERY PURCHASING BEHAVIOUR OF CUSTOMERS: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GOLD JEWELLERY CUSTOMERS IN ERNAKULAM, KERALA.
AJAI KRISHNAN G, LIGO KOSHY
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79-88
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11
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DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE INTERNET REPORTING;EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM TANZANIA
SAMUEL E. FULGENCE
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89-116
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12
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CUSTOMER AWARENESS LEVEL OF MUTUAL FUND SCHEMES
DR. ANITA SONI
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117-124
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13
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILY AN IMPERATIVE TO GROWTH WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MECON LIMITED
MS ARANA KAUSAR
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125-134
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14
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PATIENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS CLINICAL INTERVIEWS IN VARIOUS FIELDS OF MEDICAL SPECIALTIES
PRASANTA KUMAR BRAHMA
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135-145
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15
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PROCRASTINATION(A THREAT IN TIME MANAGEMENT)
MANPREET KAUR, SWEETY GUPTA
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146-154
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16
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LEADERSHIP STYLES AND EMPLOYEE TURNOVER – A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO SELECTED IT ORGANISATIONS
MR. A.RAMKUMAR, MS. P.SHUNMUGA PRIYA
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155-161
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17
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KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES REGARDING MENSTRUATION AMONG ADOLESCENT SCHOOL GIRLS IN A RURAL POPULATION OF KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT, SOUTH INDIA.
VENKATACHALAM J, KANIMOZHY K, ZILE SINGH, SARASWATHY R, PADMALAKSHMI BM
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162-170
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18
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TRANSFORM STRESS FACTORS RELATED TO THE STRATEGIES TO COPE WITH OF EMPLOYEES IN SELECTED TEXTILE MILLS IN SOUTH INDIA
P.ARUMUGASAMY
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171-175
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19
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CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS OF IMPLEMENTING CLOUD COMPUTING IN E-GOVERNANCE IN INDIA
MRS. VAISHALI KADU, MR.C.P. KADU
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176-187
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20
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A CASE STUDY OF FEMALE FOETICIDE IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR
TAWHIDA AKHTER
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188-194
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21
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MARKETING KASHMIR AS AN INTERNATIONAL TOURIST DESTINATION
ZUHAIB MUSTAFA, DR FAROOQ AHMAD SHAH,NAZIA MUSTAFA
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195-210
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22
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A STUDY ON CUSTOMERS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS DEBIT CARDS IN COIMBATORE TOWN
S.UMA, ISWARYA.G
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211-214
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23
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ORGANIZED RETAIL V/S UNORGANIZED RETAIL- A STUDY ON THE CUSTOMER PREFERENCES AT ‘MORE’ SUPERMARKET IN VADODARA
RICHARD REMEDIOS
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215-225
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24
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ANALYSIS OF STRESS & SATISFACTORY FACTORS ARE AFFECTING WLB OF FEMALE NURSES
IN HOSPITAL, CHENNAI
K.SANTHANA LAKSHMI, S.SUJATHA, MARTIN SELVAKUMAR.M
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226-239
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