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ZENITH INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
ZIJMR, VOL. 9 ISSUE 1 ; January 2019; ISSN 2231-5780
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SR. NO.
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CONTENT PAGE
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PAGE NO.
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1.
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HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AS PREDICTORS OF WORK ENGAGEMENT OF NURSES
LIMA RAJ, MANIKANDAN, K.
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1-14
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2.
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SIGNALLING EFFECT: EVIDENCE FROM DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTS IN BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE
PRABAKARAN, KRISHNAVENI & MOHANRAJ
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15-30
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3.
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ROLE OF INCOME AND GENDER AT A TOURIST DESTINATION: KASHID BEACH
RAMDAS KENDRE, DR. SHYAMKANT V. SHRIGIRIWAR
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31-42
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4.
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CHANGING CLIMATE AND QUESTION OF SURVIVAL:A STUDY OF KERALA
DR. I CHITRA
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43-51
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5.
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HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA: A REVIEW
DAWA JANGBO SHERPA, GOBINDALAL MANDAL
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52-62
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6.
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AN ANALYSIS ON IMPACT OF DEMONETIZATION ON RETHINKING OF TAX DISCLOSURE- A STUDY BASED ON NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
MS. SURUCHI NAIN
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63-75
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7.
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KNOWLEDGE ABOUT UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD STEM CELLS
MRS.S.DHIVYA
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76-83
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8.
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CONTEXTUALIZING WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES AS PART OF CSR IN INDIA: CASE ANALYSIS OF PRIVATE LIMITED FIRMS
DR. CHANDNI SENGUPTA
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84-90
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9.
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STUDY ON IMPACT OF GANDHIAN SATYAGRAHA ASPECTS OVER SCHOOL/COLLEGE STUDENTS
DR. R. VARALAKSHMI
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91-96
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10.
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ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF COOPERATIVE AND NON-COOPERATIVE DAIRY FARMERS IN MADHYA PRADESH
GUNJAN UPADHYAY, DR. PRATIMA BAIS,DR. RAHUL SHARMA
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97-113
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11.
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS
DR. S. HAJEEMA RABIATH BEEVI
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114-121
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12.
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LOW BACK PAIN WITH SACROILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
DR. DIGVIJAY SHARMA, DR.MUKESH GOYAL
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122-128
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13.
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PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS KNEE: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
DR. MANOJ SHUKLA, DR. MUKESH GOYAL
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129-134
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14.
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WORKING PERFORMANCE OF STATE COOPERATIVE BANKS IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOUTHERN REGION – A STUDY
DR.MAHESHKANNAN.S
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135-141
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15.
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USE AND USER’S SATISFACTION OF LIBRARY RESOURCES AND SERVICES IN NIRMALA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, COIMBATORE
DR. SR. M. JACULINE MARY
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142-150
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16.
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CONGRESS PARTY AND DR.B.R.AMBEDKAR: A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE
V.SAIRAJA, DR.P.PALANICHAMY
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151-156
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17.
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IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHICS ON WOMEN CONSUMERS IN THE PURCHASE OF DURABLE PRODUCTS - A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO CHENNAI CITY
MONICA. K, DR. B. VIJAYAKUMAR
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157-164
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18.
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ANALYSING FACTORS DRIVING DIGITAL BOOM IN INDIA – FOCUS ON WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY, IT’S REACH AND DIGITAL INDIA INITIATIVE
ANAND SINHA, DR. NIDHI SHUKLA
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165-182
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19.
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BUSINESS CYCLES OF INDIA, DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: A TEST OF CO-MOVEMENTS
SUMANPREET KAUR
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183-193
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20.
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EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON LEARNING RESISTANCE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
SANTOSH PAL, PROF. K. S. MISRA
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194-200
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21.
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AN EXPLORATION OF AGE AT MARRIAGE AND CHILDBIRTH AMONG WOMEN IN MALABAR
LIJIYA MANJU K. C., DR. T. SASIDHARAN
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201-206
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22.
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ARASIBIDI: A FORGOTTEN CAPITAL OF CHALUKYAS
PROF. SURYAKANTH P. KOKATANUR
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207-213
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23.
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF PRE AND POST EVALUATION MERGER & ACQUISITIONS OF SELECTED COMPANIES IN INDIA
SANDEEP N.V., DR. HIRIYAPPA B.
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214-223
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24.
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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON JOB SATISFACTION OF FACULTY MEMBERS IN PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
DR.C.SWAMINATHAN
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224-232
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25.
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HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES IN SELF FINANCED INSTITUTIONS – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HIGHER EDUCATION IN CHENNAI
R. RAJINI, DR. E. VISWANATHAN
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233-239
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26.
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A STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF INTERVENTIONAL PACKAGE ON QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG PATIENTS WITH COLOSTOMY AT GEM HOSPITAL, COIMBATORE
MRS. FUELA ESTHER THANGAM,
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240-244
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27.
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN CLOUD BANKING
Dr. K.UTHAYASURIYAN, M.KANAGA
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245-251
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28.
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INVITRO STUDIES OF OCIMUM SANCTUM USING VARIOUS PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS
MRS. DEEPA K. P
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252-257
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29.
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SELF-REGULATION OF HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS IN RELATION TO ACHIEVEMENT IN MATHEMATICS
A. S. ARUL LAWRENCE, K. SAILEELA
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258-265
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30.
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND ITS PRAGMATIC IMPACT ON STUDENTS IN PUNE
DR. MRS. KIRTI BHATIA,MRS. SWAPNISHA PANKAJ KHAMBAYA, MS. NEHA ROY
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266-282
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31.
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A STUDY OF THE MARKETING STRATEGIES OF DURABLE PRODUCTS IN SUPERMARKETS: A CASE STUDY OF DELHI/NCR
Dr. REENA MALIK, Mr.VIKAS BHARGAW
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283-292
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32.
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SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS OF BURNOUT: AN INQUIRY AMONG THE HIV/AIDS COUNSELLORS IN KERALA
SHIJU K.K
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293-299
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33.
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DETERMINANTS OF JOB SATISFACTION: A STUDY OF PUBLIC
SECTOR BANK EMPLOYEE OF JALANDHAR CITY
PRIYANKA MAHAJAN
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300-323
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34.
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NUCLEAR ENERGY DEPENDENCE AND ITS IMPACT
CHARU YADAV
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324-328
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35.
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DEPICTION OF DEATH JOHN KEATS POEM “ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE” & HIS LIFE
DR. SUNITA CHAHAL
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329-335
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36.
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IMPROVEMENTS TO THE INEQUALITIES FOR THE DERIVATIVE OF A POLYNOMIAL
P.P. SINGH1, AIJAZ AHMAD1, MUSHTAQ AHMAD SHAH2
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336-341
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37.
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EXAMINING CONCEPT OF M&A TO ATTAIN STRATEGIC, TACTICAL, AND FINANCIAL GOALS
SANJEEV KUMAR GUPTA and DR.CHETALI AGARWAL
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342-348
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38.
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP STYLES OF PRINCIPALS AND IMPACT ON TEACHER JOB SATISFACTION AND MOTIVATION
SUKUMAR GIRI, DR. NIKHIL KUMAR DATTA and DR. KARTIK MAITI
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349-356
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39.
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FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY AND THE SELF DISCOVERY OF FEMALE CHARACTERS IN THE WORK OF ALICE WALKER
GOUTAM MATTY and DR. NILADRI SEKHAR MRIDHA
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357-364
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40.
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IMPORTANCE OF GORUMARA NATIONAL PARK (GNP) AND ETHNOBOTANICAL USAGES OF GRASSES BY DIFFERENT TRIBAL COMMUNITIES OF WEST BENGAL (INDIA)
GURUCHARAN MAITY and DR. VISHAL K. CHHIMPA
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365-371
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41.
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AN APPROACH TO FOCUS THE CAUSES OF DROPOUTS AND GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES FOR REDUCING IT
PARTHA SARKAR and DR. NIKHIL KUMAR DATTA
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372-378
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42.
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GAUSSIAN NOISE MULTIPLICATIVE PRIVACY FOR DATA PERTURBATION UNDER MULTI LEVEL TRUST
RANJEET KUMAR RAI
DR. MANISHVARSHNEY
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379-385
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43.
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TASKS SCHEDULING WITH VIRTUAL MACHINES OF THE DEADLINE-AWARE PRIORITY SCHEDULING (DAPS) MODEL IN CLOUD COMPUTING
ARVIND KUMAR SINGH
DR. MANISH VARSHNEY
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386-393
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44.
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CURRENT SCENARIO OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
DR. KESHARI NANDAN MISHRA
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394-397
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45.
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PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS: (A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SHIVAM &CHITWAN CEMENT)
SANU BABU BARTAULA1, DR.N.L.SHARMA2
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398-404
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46.
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STATUS OF EMPLOYEE SALARY AND JOB SATISFACTION IN NEPAL'S BANKING SECTOR
BISHNU PRASAD GHIMIRE1, DR.SHWETA KULSHRASTHA2
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405-415
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47.
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ATTITUDE AND PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS AND TRAINEES ON CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMMES IN EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
MR. HIMANSHU PANCHAL
PROF. ALOK KUMAR SINGH
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416-428
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48.
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Globally Business Prospective In Indian Embroidery
Dr.Anand Prakash
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429-441
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49.
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TYPES OF BUSINESS MODELS IN WIND ENERGY MARKET IN TAMIL NADU – AN ANALYSIS
R RAJA SINGARAYAR AND DR R PERUMAL
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442-449
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50.
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A CRITICAL STUDY ON ORGANIZATIONAL LOYALTY, COMPETENCE AND JOB
SATISFACTION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO POST-GRADUATE TEACHERS
OF SELECTED UNIVERSITIES IN RAJASTHAN”
Bindesh Kumar, Dr Ritika Moolchandani
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450-458
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51.
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A COMPARISON OF THE FEMINISM SHOWN IN A FEW OF ANITA DESAI AND SHASHI DESHPANDE'S NOVELS
Simran Kaur and Dr. Kanu Priya Verma
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459-473
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52.
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Implementation of Characterizing Techniques for Radioactive Materials in the Environment
PUSHPENDRA SINGH and Dr. Vikas Kumar Shukla
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474-487
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53.
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Thomas Hardy's concept of good and evil with special reference to Tess of the d’Urbervilles’
Dr. Nirmal Atri
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488-495
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53.
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EXPLORING TRADITIONAL WEAVING TECHNIQUES IN THE TEXTILES OF RAJASTHAN
Dr. Prerna Saxena
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496-500
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54.
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The Tapestry of Identity: Nationalism and Pluralism in Salman Rushdie's The Moor's Last Sigh
Rhitabrata Chatterjee
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539-550
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55.
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The IMF between Reform, Criticism and Global Relevance: 2008-2018
Monika
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551-560
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