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ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION: AN ASSESSMENT OF ITS EFFECT ON ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENSIONS (A CASE OF PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES’ STUDENTS IN ETHIOPIA)
AFEWORK GETACHEW, YOHANNES TIGRO
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1-18
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EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS OF PROFIT EFFICIENCYOF WHEAT PRODUCING AND MARKETING FARMERS (A CASE STUDY OF SINANA WHEAT PRODUCING AND MARKETING FARMERS)
HAILEMICHAEL MULIE, ADDIS ABABA
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19-35
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PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND ITS IMPACT ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTREPRENEURS IN SRI LANKA
DR. B. NIMALATHASAN
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36-51
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION THROUGH SERVICE QUALITY IN BANKING
ARUN KUMAR.G, DR. S. J. MANJUNATH
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52-62
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BASIS OF DONORS’ TRUST IN NPOS: A CASE STUDY OF ALL INDIA PINGALWARA CHARITABLE SOCIETY (AIPCS), AMRITSAR
BALJIT SINGH, DR. FULBAG SINGH
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63-88
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PHENOMENOLOGICAL DEMORALIZATION AMONGST THE SUB-CLINICAL MIZO ELDERLY
C. LALFAMKIMA VARTE
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89-103
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STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR RURAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE USING SWOT-AHP METHOD
GOMATESH M. RAVANAVAR,
DR. POORNIMA M. CHARANTIMATH
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104-117
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PROBLEMS FACED BY THE SUPERMARKETERS – A CASE OF KARNATAKA STATE (INDIA)
DR. K. B. RAMAPPA, DR. S. MANIKANDAN
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118-131
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WOMEN, WORK AND JOB SATISFACTION
DR. YASHASWINI. B
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132-144
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STATUS OF BASIC AMENITIES AND STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN URBAN SLUMS OF VARANASI CITY
JAI SINGH
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145-158
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AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF INVESTOR PERCEPTION AND INVESTMENT PATTERN OF SELECTED INSTITUTION IN FINANCIAL SECTORS - A CASH STUDY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS
DR. KAILASH P. DAMOR
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159-173
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STUDY ON THE PERCEPTION OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AND PATIENTS ON PATIENTS’ VALUES & NEEDS IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL, CHENNAI
MS. BHOOMA DEVI, DR. M. GANESH, DR. N. PANCHANTHAM, DR. A.SIVANIAH
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174-184
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SHOPLIFTING: LEADING TO HIGH SHRINKAGE IN RETAIL INDUSTRY
SALI P.S., DR. TAPASYA JULKA, ASHA SHARMA
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185-198
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EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CAPM AND APT MODELS IN FMCG COMPANIES LISTED IN BSE STOCK EXCHANGE
SHASHI GUPTA, DR. D.R. AGGARWAL
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199-217
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APPRAISAL OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF URBAN CO-OPERATIVE BANKS OF WEST BENGAL
DR. AMIT BASAK
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218-235
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TESTING THE DAY OF THE WEEK EFFECT IN SOUTHEN MARKET
DR. REKHA GUPTA
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236-250
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ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITS AND THEIR MOBILISATION BY THE DINDIGUL DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK
DR.S.RAJAMOHAN, T.DHANABALAN
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251-259
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ANALYTICAL STUDY OF TRADITIONAL WIRE BASED COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AND WIRELESS COMUNICATION SYSTEM
MS. SAPNA TYAGI
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260-271
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GINGER CULTIVATION IN LOWER DIBANG VALLEY AND LOHIT REGIONS OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH: HOUSEHOLD INCOME, SAVING AND INVESTMENT
DR. PHILIP MODY, SRI. RIKO MIHU, SRI. BENGIA TADA, DR. OKEN LEGO
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272-281
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IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY WORK LIFE (QWL) IN TODAY'S DYNAMIC MARKET
DR. P. S. RAVINDRA, MR. S. A. HUSSAIN
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282-290
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IMPACT OF SELECTED MINOR GAMES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AMONG DEAF STUDENTS
PRADEEP.C.S, AJEESH.P.T, ARUN.C.NAIR
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291-296
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ORIGIN AND PERFORMANCE OF THE NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION IN INDIA
T.P. SHASHIKUMAR, S.P. KIRAN, K. RANGASWAMY
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297-305
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THE PERCEPTION OF THE PARLIAMENTARIANS ON THE FACTORS CONSIDERED FOR THE APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTION OF POLITICAL LEADERS IN TANZANIA
NORMAN A.S.K
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306-315
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THE NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES IN THE NOVELS OF KAMALA MARKANDAYA
J. RANJITHKUMAR
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316-323
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DISCOVERING THE APPROACHES OF ACTIVITY CENTERED LANGUAGE TEACHING PROGRAMMES
DR. T. SASISEKARAN, J.KARTHIKEYAN
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324-329
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HUMANISTIC APPROACH OF LANGUAGE TEACHING TO SOFT SKILLS
PRABHAVATHY. P, DR. S. N. MAHALAKSHMI
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330-334
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TRIBAL WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH KUDUMBASREE UNITS: A STUDY ON THE ULLADAN TRIBE OF NORTH PARAVUR TALUK IN ERNAKULAM DISTRICT OF KERALA
MANJUSHA K. A.
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335-350
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MEASUREMENT OF TACT - AN INNOVATIVE WAY TO PREVENT INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES
DEVAPRIYA CHATTERJEE
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351-364
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CELEBRITY ENDORSERS IMPACT ON THE BRAND BUILDING
- A CASE STUDY OF LUX
P. RAJASHEKARREDDY
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365-380
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IS TASLIMA NASRIN A SECULAR HUMANIST OR RADICAL FEMINIST?
J. JAYA PARVEEN, V. RAJESH
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381-389
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LEVEL - TESTING IN SOFTWARE TESTING
SHIV KUMAR HASMUKHRAI TRIVEDI, KALYANI M RAVAL
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390-398
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A STUDY ON ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE OF CANARA BANK
MR. SURESH A.S, MS. JYOTSNA SREENATH
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399-407
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OVERCOMING THE CHALLENGES OF MANAGING SUSTENANCE AND GROWTH IN THE ERA OF ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS WITH THE HELP OF YOUTH MARKETING STRATEGIES IN INDIA
HINA SHARMA
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408-412
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INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY – ROLE, USAGE, AWARENESS BY THE DISTANCE LEARNER
MEHAL PANDYA
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413-432
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MONITORING AND TRACING SYSTEM FOR SOLDIERS WITH RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY
DR. PRAMOD BUBNA
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433-440
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