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AUTONOMY AT THE GRASS ROOT LEVEL
Dr. Pradeepta Kishore Sahoo

1 – 5

2

BANK FINANCE TO MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES IN INDIA-AN OVERVIEW
Harish N

6 – 8

3

LEGAL PROTECTION OF KASHMIRI KHATAMBAND: POST- GI ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Mir Farhatul Aen, Mir Junaid Alam and Farooq Ahmad Mir

9 – 17

4

MAJOR BENEFICIARIES FROM IFRS CONVERGENCE IN INDIA
Abhilasha. N and Archana. C

18 – 24

5

QUALITY OF WORK LIFE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES

25 – 37

6

TURNOVER INTENTION AMONG EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
Md Yousuf Chowtupalli and Shreeansh Singh

38 – 46

7

A CRITICAL STUDY OF UNFAIR MARKETING PRACTICES IN INDIA
Dr. Dhananjay Awasarikar

47 – 50

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A RESEARCH STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS WITH RESPECT TO WOMEN HYGIENE PRODUCTS
Baby Niviya Feston and Dr. Sheelan Misra

51 – 57

9

COMPETENCY MAPPING - NECESSITY FOR EMPLOYEES AS WELL AS EMPLOYERS
Shipra Shrivastava and Dr Vaishali Goel

58 – 64

10

DECLINE OF INDIAN INDUSTRIES A RESEARCH ON THE BARRIERS TO THE GROWTH OF INDUSTRIES IN PUNJAB
Rohit Kanda

65 – 69

11

IMPACT OF RAINFALL AND TEMPERATURE IN JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS IN THE DHEMAJI DISTRICT OF ASSAM

Mridul Malakar and Abhishek Mathur

70 – 73

12

INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF AGE AS A DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLE AND ITS IMPACT ON LEVEL OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG NON-WORKING WOMEN

Dr. Vijit Chaturvedi and Prachee Tandon

74 – 79

13

PREVENTING AND MANAGING INJURIES IN SPORT
Iva Miteva, Krasimira Markova, Kristina Popova and Ani Miteva

80 – 84

14

USAGE OF INTERNET AND SOCIAL MEDIA BY THE STUDENTS OF INDIAN HIGHER EDUCATION. A CASE STUDY
Jai Ruby and Dr. K. David

85 – 91

15

WORK AND FAMILY-THE ONGOING STRIFE: AN OVERVIEW
Sreoshi Dasgupta

92 – 97

16

BY-PRODUCTS – SET TO PROVE AS SAVIOUR FOR SUGAR PRODUCERS
Dr. Abid Yunus Salati

98 – 101

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SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES: ASSESSING ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF FINANCING (Case study of sports goods manufacturing enterprise Meerut district, U.P India)
Kali Ram Gola, Mridul Dharwal and Dr. P. K. Aggarwal

102 – 108

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UNORGANIZED LABOUR AND CHALLENGES TO INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NORTH KERALA
S. Rajesh and Dr. Manoj P. K.

109 – 116