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CONTENTS
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AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, TRANSACTIONAL AND TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP STYLES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS
DR. ARINDAM CHATTERJEE
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1-15
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2
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COMPARISON AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF IDFC MUTUAL FUNDS: PREMIER SECTOR EQUITY PLAN A & STRATEGIC SECTOR 50-50 PLAN A (GROWTH OPTION)
B. RAJA MANNAR, DR. P SUBRAMANYAM
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16-30
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3
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PRODUCTIVITY, TECHNICAL PROGRESS AND SCALE EFFICIENCY IN INDIAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: NEW EVIDENCE USING MALMQUIST PRODUCTIVITY INDEX
DR.A.VIJAYAKUMAR
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31-49
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4
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CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT IN BANKS: AN APPROACH TO INDIAN BANKING INDUSTRY
DR.GIRISH.K.NAIR
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50-62
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5
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EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN THROUGH MICRO FINANCE:A BOON FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMY
DR.SRINIVASA RAO BEHARA, MR.M.V.SURYANARAYANA
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61-73
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6
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY TO KNOW THE ROLE OF EMOTIONS IN INDIVIDUAL INVESTMENT BEHAVIOR
MOHD ABASS BHAT , FAYAZ AHMAD DAR ,
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74-82
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ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMERS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS THE TELECOM SERVICES IN HIMACHAL PRADESH
VIJAY KUMAR SHARMA,ANUJ KUMAR
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83-102
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DETERMINE THE EMPLOYEE TURNOVER IN DAIRY INDUSTRY WITH PERSONAL, PUSH AND PULL FACTORS.
MS. RESHMA RAMNATH KABUGADE
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103-115
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SERVICE QUALITY DIMENSIONS UNDER ESI SCHEME ON PATIENT'S SATISFACTION
RAMESH VERMA,MEENAKSHIKHARB,NEELAM KUMAR,SURESH KANTA,RAJ KUMAR,VARUN ARORA
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116-126
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10
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PAPER TITLE: INDIAN DEPOSITORY RECEIPTS – CREATING VALUE ACROSS GLOBE
MR. K.S.VENKATESWARA KUMAR,MR. K.SRIPATHI
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127-132
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STOCK MARKET VOLATILITY IN INDIA -A STUDY OF BSE SENSEX
MS.PRIYANKA LAXMI MEENA,DR.MAMTA JAIN,Dr.T.N.MATHUR
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133-146
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A REGIONAL RURAL BANK –INCLUDING THE FINANCIALLY EXCLUDED PEOPLE IN HARYANA (A CASE STUDY)
SATYA NARAYAN SHARMA
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147-164
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BANKING INDUSTRY ADVERTISEMENT IN INDIA
SUPRIYA TANDON, DR. BHAWDEEP SINGH
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165-172
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14
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FDI IN INDIAN RETAILING SECTOR
AMBIKA SHARMA
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173-177
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15
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE AWARENESS LEVEL OF E-BANKING SERVICES IN VELLORE DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU, INDIA
MRS. J. RAMOLA PREMALATHA, DR. N. SUNDARAM
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178-187
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FINANCIAL PERFORMNCE EVALUATION OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE SELECTED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES IN INDIA
KUSHALAPPA. S, DEEPA
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188-206
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HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
MS.SHIREEN FARHAT
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207-213
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A DEBATE OVER RIGHTS –HUMAN RIGHTS, FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY:
A PHILOSOPHICAL ENQUIRY
MS SAMRITI SHEORAN
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214-221
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SUSTAINABILITY & HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:CHANGING CONTOURS
DR NAMITA RAJPUT,MRS AKANKSHA KHANNA,SHELLY OBEROI
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222-232
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THE IMPORTANCE OF AGROFORESTRY PRACTICES IN THE LIGHT OF LANDUSE CHANGES IN SIKKIM HIMALAYAS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
DR. SHOWKAT IQBAL
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233-244
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QUALITY CIRCLES AS EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MOTIVATION
DR.N.D. KIRSAN
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245-254
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22
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SUSTAINABLE LIVING FOR A HEALTHIER PRESENT AND FUTURE(A CASE STUDY OF HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LIMITED)
DR. VINOD N SAMBRANI,CHIDANAND G BYAHATTI
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255-264
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CUSTOMER LOYALTY ON TELECOM MOBILE
P.S. RAJESWARI,DR. P. RAVILOCHANAN
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265-272
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GOING GREEN- GREEN MARKETING
ANUPAMA GADAD,MANJUNATH G. CHALAWADI
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273-278
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CONSUMER BEHAVIOR REGARDING GREEN PRODUCT
MANJU
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279-290
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CONSUMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS BLOGS & COMMUNITIES IN ONLINE MARKETING BUSINESS
M.MATHIYARASAN
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291-303
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A STUDY ON CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN BANKS
DR.P.ANBUOLI,T.R.THIRUVEN KAT RAJ
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304-307
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A STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS
DR.K.BALANAGA GURUNATHAN, MS. V.VIJAYALAKSHMI
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308-315
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ROLE OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (MSMES) IN INDIAN ECONOMY
R. THENNARASAN
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311-320
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