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ZENITH INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
ZIJMR, VOL. 9 ISSUE 5 ; May 2019; ISSN 2231-5780
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1.
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EMPOWERING THE POWER SECTOR THROUGH UDAY: A STUDY OF HARYANA
KAMALJIT SINGH, DR. SIMMI VASHISHTHA
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1-7
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2.
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ANALYSIS OF THE MUTHUVAN TRIBE: UNDERSTANDING THEIR TRIBAL BELIEF AND TRADITIONS
AJAY JAYACHANDRAN
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8-15
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3.
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IMPACT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS ON THE PROFITABILITY OF SELECTED PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS
GARGI, DR. PRASHANT KUMAR |
16-31
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4.
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY INITIATIVES IN INDIA: A REVIEW
VIKAS BEHAL, DR. RAJNI BALA
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32-39
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5.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY:DIGITAL PAYMENT MODES VS. CASH ON DELIVERY
SWATI GARG, SARVJEET KAUR
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40-45
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6.
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SIMPLE SEASONAL TIME SERIES ANALYSIS FORECASTING MODEL – INDIAN MSME IN 2020
A. SATHISH, DR. S. RAJAMOHAN
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46-55
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7.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE PERFORMANCES OF PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS IN INDIA
DR.SHOBANA
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56-73
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8.
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MEASUREMENT MODEL OF FACTORS AFFECTING CONSUMER PURCHASE DECISION OF PRIVATE LABEL BRANDS
DR. UMESH RAMCHANDRA RAUT, DR. PRAFULLA ARJUN PAWAR
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74-83
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9.
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POVERTY AND ITS RELATED ISSUES IN INDIAN ECONOMY
PRIYANKA YADAV, DR MANOJ KUMAR
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84-92
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10.
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COST OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN TRIPURA: AN ANALYSIS WITH REFERENCE TO GOVERNMENT GENERAL DEGREE COLLEGES
DR. SANJOY DAS, DR. DINESH CHANDER SHARMA
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93-105
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11.
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PERCEPTION ABOUT DIFFICULTIES FACED BY TRAINEE TEACHERS DURING SCHOOL INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME
DEBAPRIYA GHOSH
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106-113
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12.
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EMPLOYEES AWARENESS ON GREEN HRM PRACTICES IN SELECTED IT INDUSTRIES – SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI
A.V.SHINTHIYA, DR. S. MAHALINGAM
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114-120
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13.
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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL PAYMENT IN INDIAN ECONOMY
DR. REENA GUPTA, DR. SANJAY SHARMA
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121-128
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14.
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A REVIEW PAPER ON SOFTWARE TESTING TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS
EKTA NEHRA
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129-139
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15.
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CAN DNA EVIDENCE BE FAKED?
ADV. VEENA NAIR, DR.SHRADHA PANDEY
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140-148
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16.
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EVOLUTION AND CURRENT SCENARIO OF MOBILE BANKING IN INDIA
NISHA YADAV
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149-157
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17.
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A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF NPAS OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS IN INDIA
AAKANSHA DAHIYA, DR. KULDIP SINGH CHHIKARA
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158-170
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18.
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ASSESSING MOTHERS’ SATISFACTION IN MOTHER AND CHILD CARE CENTERS OF GABON: A STUDY BASED ON COMMUNICATION AND RESPONSIVENESS QUALITY
MABIKA NZYENGUI MARIE SOSTHINA WANDA, MBAMPE NGOYON EPFIRA EBY
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171-182
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19.
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INTERNET BANKING IN INDIA: A REVIEW
GAGANDEEP KAUR, DR. RAJNI BALA
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183-190
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20.
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CORRELATION OF SOME DIMENSIONS OF ANTARCTIC OZONE HOLE AND DIFFERENT SOLAR AND GEOMAGNETIC PARAMETERS
SAUMEN GHOSH, SARASIJ JANA, SANDIP DUTTA,DR. PRATAP KUMAR JANA
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191-197
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21.
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EFFECT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS ON THE PROFITABILITY OF NABARD
NOOR FATIMA
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198-211
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22.
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POLICY AND CURRENT STATE OF ART OF STEM EDUCATION IN INDIA FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
DR.VAISHALI PANCHAL
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212-216
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23.
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PHYTO-DIVERSITY OF GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE RAMBAN, JAMMU AND KASHMIR (INDIA)
ASHAQ HUSSAIN KHAN, DEEPAK CHAUHAN
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217-222
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24.
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A STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL ASSESSMENT MARKS OF B.ED. STUDENTS
SUNIL KUMAR TOMAR, PROF. J. S. BHARDWAJ
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223-228
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25.
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SELF-ACTUALIZATION AMONG SCHOOL TEACHERS IN COIMBATORE DISTRICT
DR. A. SIVAKUMAR
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229-236
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26.
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A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY ON IDENTIFICATION OF THE RISK FACTORS OF CERVICAL CANCER AMONG WOMEN WITH CERVICAL CANCER AT SELECTED HOSPITALS, COIMBATORE
MRS. FUELA ESTHER THANGAM,
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237-241
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27.
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A STUDY ON WOMEN CONSUMER BEHAVIOURTOWARDS LIFE STYLE PRODUCTS
MRS. M. MADHU LATHA, DR. SMITHA SAMBRANI |
242-256
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28.
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COLLEGE STUDENT’S ADAPTATION OF M-WALLETS- A STUDY BASED ON NORTH INDIA
MR. MOHIT KAPIL, DR. KRITY GULATI MEHTA
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257-264
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29.
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AN INTER-BLOCK ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF HATHRAS DISTRICT, UTTAR PRADESH
DR. MUMTAJ AHMAD, MR. PASARUL ISLAM,MS. ENAYAT BANO
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265-277
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30.
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MUDRA: A STEP IN REVITALIZING MSMES (WITH REFERENCE TO THE STATE OF HIMACHAL PRADESH)
MS. KOKILA NEGI, DR. SANJAY THAKUR
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278-287
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31.
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PHARMACEUTICAL MARKETING COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTION PREFERENCE DR.MUKTAK VYAS , MR. ASHWANI PANESAR
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288-299
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32.
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INTERNATIONAL MARKET ANALYSIS OF GOLD’S DEMAND AND SUPPLY -WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GOLD STRIKES IN INDIADR. SHIVANI NISCHAL
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300-315
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33.
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GLOBAL SCENARIO OF CYBER BULLYING: A REVIEW
DR. RAJALAKSHMI M, DR. B. NARESH
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316-327
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34.
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A STUDY ON “CONSUMER AWARENESS TOWARDS PROMOTION OF BAJAJ FINSERV EMI SCHEME IN RETAIL MARKET”
DR. MANOJ GADRE, MR. SAHIL SONI
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328-340
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35.
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PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN RAILWAYS:AN INDIAN SCENARIO
DR. MOHIT KUMAR OJHA
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341-355
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36.
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COMMUNICATION ATTRIBUTES AND PUBLIC RELATION: AN ANALYSIS IN HOSPITALS OF BHOPAL CITY
VIJAY SINGH RATHORE, DR. NEHA MATHUR,DR. KAUSTUBH JAIN
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356-367
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37.
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GREEN BANKING USES: A STUDY OF YOUNG GENERATION IN LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH
YUDHVIR SINGH, PROF. RAM MILAN
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368-387
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38.
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FEMALE HOMICIDE CRIMES:A REVIEW OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL DETERMINANTS
DR.JYOTSANA SHUKLA |
388-398
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39.
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VARYING VOLATILITY WITH DIFFERENT MODELS: A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO AUTOMOBILE SECTOR IN CNX NIFTY COMPANIES IN INDIA
DR. SABARI RAJAN G B, DR. PRABHAKARAN K
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399-411
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40.
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IMPACT OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND PERCEIVED ORGANISATION SUPPORT ON INTRAPRENEURSHIP
Ms. R. SONA
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412-421
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41.
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DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING PACKAGE IN THE CONTEXT OF TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
DR. N. BALASUBRAMANIAN
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422-433
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42.
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EMOTIONAL INTELLIENCE OF THE PRINCIPALS/HEADS OF HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOLS: A DIFFERENTIAL STUDY
PROF. N. BALASUBRAMANIAN, PROF. A. VELAYUDHAN
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434-443
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43.
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INFLUENCE OF COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR MARKETING OF HOTEL INDUSTRY IN PUNJAB
DR RANVIR SINGH AND SANIA ARORA
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444-448
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44.
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AN EXTENSIVE LITERATURE REVIEW ON BEHAVIORAL BIASES
MS. POOJA GUPTA, DR. ANSHU BHARDWAJ
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449-464
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45.
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A STUDY ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS ON DIGITAL USAGES
MS T. BHAVANI, T. AMIRTHASUBHASINI
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465-476
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46.
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EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF EDIBLE FRUITS AND NUTS
T.BHAVANI, B.KARTHIK
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477-486
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47.
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EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF LEATHER PRODUCTS IN INDIA
MS T.BHAVANI, S.DHIVYA
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487-495
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48.
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EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF PINCIPLE COMMODITIES FROM INDIA
DR.N.BHUVANESHKUMAR, T.ABINAYAVISHALIN
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496-508
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49.
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COMMODITY WISE EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF HANDLOOM PRODUCTS
MS. T. BHAVANI, K. ANIRUTHA
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509-519
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50.
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ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN GROWTH OF ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION
Dr. Pooja Vyas
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529-533
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51.
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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF COORG MANDARIN IN KODAGU DISTRICT, KARNATAKA-A REVIEW
Thirumalaiah S R, Dr. Jayashree P
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534-547
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52.
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NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR COLLECTION AND CONVERSION OF
SOLAR ENERGY
Dr Ruchika Chahal
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548-551
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53.
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IS THE WORLD OVERPOPULATED? HOW COUNTRIES CAN SOLVE THIS ISSUE
Sunita
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552-562
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54.
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REDEFINING THE ENERGY AND TRANSPORT LINKAGES BETWEEN INDIA AND CENTRAL ASIA
GURDEEP SINGH
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563-574
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55.
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A STUDY OF WELL-BEING OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN RELATION TO OCCUPATIONAL ROLE STRESS
DR. SUMITA VIG and RASHPAL KAUR
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575-586
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56.
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WOMEN WORKERS IN UNORGANISED SECTORS IN ODISHA: IMPACT ANALYSIS OF SAMBALPUR DISTRICT A STUDY
GITA DEVI GUPTA and DR. MURALIDHAR MAJHI
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587-611
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57.
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STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF LENS REGENERATION IN MICE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF VITAMIN A
DR. SWATI OJHA and DR. O.P. JANGID
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612-621
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58.
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CONCEPT AND FUNCTION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
CHARU YADAV
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622-627
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59.
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MEDIA RESEARCH
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ROLE OF MEDIA IN ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF ILLICIT CIGARETTES IN INDIA: A DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL DAILIES AND WEB NEWS PORTALS
DR ASHIMA SINGH
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628-638
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60.
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POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS NEXUS IN AFGHANISTAN: IMPACT ON INDIA-AFGHANISTAN RELATIONS
VINEY KUMAR BHAGAT
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639-651
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61.
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CRITICAL CHALLENGES FACED BY STUDENTS BELONGING FROM RURAL BACKWARD CLASSES IN DIGITALISATION OF EDUCATION
DR J K JAIN and Pushpendra
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652-656
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62.
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DALIT DISCOURSE AND MAHATMA JYOTIRAO PHULE
DR. PRAMOD KUMAR DIVEDI
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657-662
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63.
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RETAIL MARKETING: CONNECTING BUSINESS AND CUSTOMER
MR. RAJESH GUPTA
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663-675
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64.
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PAPER IN HINDI
Pardeep Kumar
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676-686
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65.
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THE PORTRAYAL OF ERNEST HEMINGWAY’S PERSONALITY IN REFERENCE TO “THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA”
DR. SUNITA CHAHAL
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687-694
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66.
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MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION OF OPERATORS PRESERVING LP INEQUALITIES: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO POLYNOMIALS
P.P. SINGH1, AIJAZ AHMAD1, MUSHTAQ AHMAD SHAH2
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695-703
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67.
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PAPER IN HINDI
DR. SUNIL KUMAR AND DR. POOJA RANI
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704-710
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67.
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AN EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP CAN HELP YOU ALLEVIATE ORGANIZATIONAL STRESS & ALSO ACTS AS A BOOSTER IN ENHANCING WORK LIFE BALANCE
ANURAG TRIVEDI and DR. LOKESHVER SINGH JODHANA
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711-724
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68.
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UPAMANYU CHATTERJEE
M. Ajay
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725-732
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69.
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UNDERSTANDING E-COMMERCE: - A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO EFFECT ON STAKEHOLDERS
DR.GEETANJALI CHAWLA
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733-742
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70.
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IMPORTANCE OF JOBSATISFACTION FACTOR OF DEVELOPMENT BANKS EMPLOYEE IN NEPAL
BISHNU PRASAD GHIMIRE and PROF. DR. VISHNU KHANAL
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743-749
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71.
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ANALYTICAL STUDY ON NEPSE AS A MARKET FOR EXCHANGING OF FREELY HELD ORGANIZATION STOCK AND RELATED MONETARY INSTRUMENTS
MADHUSUDANLAMICHHANE and PROF. DR. VISHNU KHANAL
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750-759
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72.
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EVALUATING THE HIGHER IMPLICATION OF WORKING
CAPITAL MANAGEMENT FOR THE ORGANIZATIONAL
STRENGTH
DHARAM RAJ UPRETI and PROF. DR. VISHNU KHANAL
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760-766
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73.
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WORKING CAPITAL CONCEPTS OF ALONG WITH SOME MAJORTERMS
SANU BABU BARTAULA and PROF. DR. BIHARI BINOD POKHREL
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767-776
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74.
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PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS AND GUARDIANS ABOUT THE LEARNING STYLES OF CHEPANG STUDENTS OF NEPAL
AMRIT KUMAR RAI1& PROF. (DR.) SUSHIL SHARMA2
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777-782
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75.
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KNOWLEDGE OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ABOUT USE OF COMPUTER: CASES FROM THE RAPTI ZONE, NEPAL
BHIMSEN GIRI1 &PROF. (DR.) SUSHIL SHARMA2
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783-787
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76.
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UNDERSTANDING MERGERS ACQUISITIONS (M&A) AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING AS A BIG PART OF THE CORPORATE FINANCE WORLD
SANJEEV KUMAR GUPTA and DR.CHETALI AGARWAL
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788-795
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77.
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EDWARD W. SAID'S ORIENTALISM: A MATTER OF REPRESENTATION
Om Prakash Singh 1 & Dr. Ajit Singh
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796-801
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78.
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LAND (PLACE) AND IDENTITY IN THE GOOD EARTH AND O PIONEERS!
Yogmaya Kandel 1 , Dr.Ajeet Singh 2
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8028-804
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79.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF MVC DESIGN PATTERN IN WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Yogmaya Kandel 1 , Dr. Ajeet Singh 2
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805-807
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80.
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ICT INFRASTRUCTURES AND CLOUD BASED E-GOVERNANCE IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES IN NEPAL
Dr S N Agal Prof Dr Subarna Shakya Er Shaligram Parajuli
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808-819
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81.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF MVC DESIGN PATTERN IN WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Ram Naresh Thakur 1 , Prof. Dr. S N Agal 2 , Prof. Dr. U.S. Pandey 3
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820-827
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82.
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IMPROVING BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TO BOOST NEPAL’S ECONOMY
Gopal Prasad Tiwari 1 , Dr.A.K Jha
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828-836
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83.
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POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT AND EXPOSURE IN THE MUSAHAR COMMUNITY OF DHANUSA, NEPAL
Badri Poudel 1 & Dr.S.L. Menariya
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837-844
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84.
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PLASMA DRUG CONCENTRATION AND ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS OF
AZITHROMYCIN AND CEFTRIAXONE USED IN ENTERIC FEVER IN TWO
TERTARY CARE HOSPITALS OF KATHMANDU VALLEY
R. K Thapa 1 and Dr. M. Rupesh Kumar 2
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845-857
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85.
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DETERMINANT FACTORS FOR LEAVING ORIGINAL HOMES BY ELDERS TO
OLD AGE HOMES; A CASE OF THE KATHMANDU VALLEY OF NEPAL
Babu Kaji Thapa, PhD Scholar*
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858-866
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86.
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EFFECTIVENESS OF SCHOOLS' FACILITIES ON ENROLLMENT AND
ACHIEVEMENT OF GIRLS’ STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF BANKE DISTRICT OF NEPAL
Lal Mani Acharya 1; Prof. Dr. Pooja Gupta 2
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867-874
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87.
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SMOOTHING OF BUMP FUNCTIONS
Khem Raj Malla 1 & Dr. S. N. Agal
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775-885
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88.
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REMITTANCE INFLOW AND ITS IMPACTS ON INVESTMENT: A CASE STUDY OF UDAYAPUR DISTRICT IN NEPAL
REMITTANCE INFLOW AND ITS IMPACTS ON INVESTMENT: A CASE STUDY OF UDAYAPUR DISTRICT IN NEPAL
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786-902
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| 89.
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A REFINEMENT TO THE INEQUALITIES FOR THE DERIVATIVE OF A POLYNOMIAL
Prabal Pratap Singh1, Aijaz Ahmad1, Mushtaq Ahmad Shah2
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903-916
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| 90.
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SCRUTINIZING IMPACT OF FAMILY RELATED FACTORS ON DROPOUT RATE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
PARTHA SARKAR
DR. NIKHIL KUMAR DATTA
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917-927
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| 91.
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FROM SILENCE TO VOICE: THE FIGHT FOR SELF-FULFILMENT AND HETROSEXISM IN ALICE WALKER’S THE COLOR PURPLE
GOUTAM MATTY
DR. NILADRI SEKHAR MRIDHA
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928-935
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| 92.
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S PEOPLE-ORIENTED STYLE IN RELATION TO TEACHER JOB SATISFACTION AND WORK COMMITMENT
SUKUMAR GIRI
DR. NIKHIL KUMAR DATTA
DR. KARTIK MAITI
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936-943
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| 93.
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ETHNOBOTANICAL INFORMATION ON SOME AQUATIC, TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL AND WILD EDIBLE PLANTS OF WEST BENGAL
GURUCHARAN MAITY
DR. VISHAL K. CHHIMPA
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944-951
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| 94.
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DATA MINING OF PERTURBATION DATA APPROACH USING DIFFERENT NOISE FOR PRIVACY PRESERVING TECHNIQUES
RANJEET KUMAR RAI
DR. MANISHVARSHNEY
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952-958
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| 95.
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IMPORTANCE AND VARIOUS TYPES OF TASK SCHEDULING IN CLOUD COMPUTING SYSTEM
ARVIND KUMAR SINGH
DR. MANISHVARSHNEY
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959-967
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| 96.
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF DRIVERS OF JOB SATISFACTION OF WORKING WOMEN AND THEIR IMPACT ON SELECTION OF INDUSTRY FOR JOB: SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
1CHANDAN KUMAR SING 2DR. SHUBHANGI AUTI
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968-980
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| 97.
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COMPARATIVE STUDY ON PROTECTION OF VICTIMS
JAGJIT KAUR
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981-990
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| 98.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES IN LIBRARY MANAGEMENT
MRS. DR. BILLA NALINI
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991-1000
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| 99.
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PROVISIONS OF THE SALE OF GOODS ACT, 1930 BENEFICIALTO CONSUMERS WHICHRESTRICTS THE UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES IN INDIA
JATIN JAKHAR
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1001-1006
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| 100.
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WOMEN-EMPOWERMENT THROUGH WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP (A STUDY OF UTTAR-PRADESH)
MONIKA SRIVASTAVA, DR. A. K. POKHRIYAL AND DR. VIJAY PRAKASH SRIVASTAVA
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1007-1013
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| 101.
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HIMACHALI RAGA-RAS-RANG (FOLK MUSIC HERITAGE OF HIMACHAL)
DR. SANGEETA GORANG
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1013-1019
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| 102.
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HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE WRITINGS ON SIKH ARTYRS BY GIANI DITT SINGH
GURVINDER SINGH
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1020-1030
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| 103.
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1031-1035
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| 104.
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CHALLENGES OF ADOPTING ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION IN NEPAL
BAL KRISHNA MAN SINGH1, DR.R.L. TAMBOLI2
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1036-1043
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| 105.
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EFFECTIVENESS OF ECOTOURISM AND EMPOWERMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK
DAMODAR PRASAD BHATT1,DR.R.L. TAMBOLI2
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1036-1043
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| 105.
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EFFECTIVENESS OF ECOTOURISM AND EMPOWERMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK
DAMODAR PRASAD BHATT1,DR.R.L. TAMBOLI2
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1044-1053
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| 106.
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PRE-TESTING OF QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY USED TO MEASURETHE EFFECTIVENESS OF MERGER AND ACQUISITION OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN NEPAL
GANESH BAJGAI1, DR .R.L. TAMBOLI2
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1054-1061
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| 107.
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ANALYSIS OF SELECTED KINANTHROPOMETRIC VARIABLES BETWEEN BATSMEN AND BOWLERS OF INTERUNIVERSITY
MR. ACHINT TARRANCE
DR. RAMNEEK JAIN
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1062-1065
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| 108.
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COMMUNITY BASED MANAGEMENT METHODS OF RATTAN IN NEPAL: A SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE
CHHOTE LAL CHOWDHARY 1, DR. NEELU JAIN2
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1066-1084
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| 109.
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COMMUNITY BASED MANAGEMENT METHODS OF RATTAN IN NEPAL: A SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE
CHHOTE LAL CHOWDHARY 1, DR. NEELU JAIN2
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1085-1099
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| 110.
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BUDGET & STOCK MARKET VOLATILITY: A GARCH MODEL ANALYSIS
DR. DEVEN MAHAJAN
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1100-1117
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| 112.
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TEST OF SHARPE RATIO ON SELECTED MUTUAL FUND SCHEMES
Dr. Sandeep Bansal
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1125-1137
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| 113.
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A STUDY ON ANXIETY AND STRESS OF SPORTSPERSONS
Ravindra Singh Malik
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1138-1146
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| 114.
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AN ANALYSIS ON PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS IN INDIA COPING
WITH CHALLENGES OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS
Shantnu Kumar, Prof. (Dr.) Babita Kadakia
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1147-1161
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| 115.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Umesh Pratap Singh
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1171-1176
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| 116.
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INDIA'S GLOBAL MARKETING POLICY FOR PRODUCT BUYING AND SERVICES
Dr. Kandi Sravan Kumar
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1177-1184
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| 117.
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“Quality of Management Education in India”
Bindesh Kumar, Dr Ritika Moolchandani
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1185-1194
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| 118.
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SUSTAINABILITY OF HR MANAGEMENT AND ITS ORGANIZATIONAL MEASUREMENTS
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