Insight to India\'s Posterity, Vols. I and II
Language: English
Published by B.R. Publishing Corporation, 2011
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Contents Preface Vol I 1 Consumer protection ACT is the patient hiring medical services protectedSulbha S Raorane 2 Micro finance delivery model in IndiaRK Uppal 3 E-agriculture understanding its various dimensions and impact on Indian agricultureVinita K Pimpale 4 Recent perspective on foreign direct investment and its impact on Indian economyNishikant Jha Piyush C Shah5 Nuclear power and deal India and the worldArvind K Dhond 6 Financial markets and the economy derivative future and options future in IndiaKrutik Shah 7 Performance comparison of J2EE and Net web servicesGM Tere and BT Jadhav 8 Rising trend of agriculture with increase in farmers suicidePriti Gupta 9 Marketing strategy of cellular phone companies a study with reference to Nanded cityPradeep S Jadhav Datta S Yadav and BSM Basmath 10 A solar-wind hybrid renewable energy system for Indian railwaysHemant Kagra 11 Derivatives futures and options-future in IndiaNishikant Jha and Kamlesh B Mehta 12 Mutual fund mutual benefit or jut a fakeNandini Katti and Jigna Vyas 13 Aerobic and anaerobic training for endurance speed and leg strength of football playersVidya Kulkarni and RD Mishra 14 Education system and reservationsShweta Jain 15 Innovation in higher education sector wrt Programmes and institutionsR Gopal Sujata Dhopte 16 The preamble declares India as secular sovereign democratic and socialist? Is it trueBushra Shaikh 17 Music and concentration versus academic performanceHL Kaila and Mahanaaz M Bomanjee 18 Consumer protection ACT is the student protected Study through judicial responseSulbha S Raorane 19 Multifaceted themes in the writings of Chitra B Divakaruni with special reference to immigrantsNG Meshram and Sharmistha Bardhan 20 Private sector and service sector with reference to Indian economyVijaya Jacquiline 21 IFRS-an asset or liabilityShruti Deshpande and Rahul Agrawal 22 Will India be able to outrace ChinaKhushpat S Jain and CA Sunil Dutt Sharma 23 Accountability in higher educationKhushpat S Jain and Ramaswamy P Seshan 24 Social capital a key enabler for corporate social responsibilityNishikant Jha and Suhas Vasudeo Chavan 25 RBI autonomy in threatRajan J Nandola and Sheetal Vakilna 26 uthanasia Vs right to lifeMeena R Chandawar and P Mohankumar 27 Rfid as a tool to increase the yield from cattles-a study on Gowardhan dairy farm in Western MaharashtraFirdos P Shroff and Mohan Saran Satsangi 28 Study on customer?s perception towards audio and olfactory management in retail in the region of MumbaiHS Cheema and Sneha Chavan 29 IFRS an asset or liabilityRajeshri Soni and Nirav Gada 30 Evolution of branding a country an emerging phenomenonVikram Parekh 31 The impact of increasing population on the literacy in IndiaAnuradha Hait and Rituparna Choudhary 32 Mid cap and small cap companies-a new attractionGS Monga and Shilpa Chawdhery 33 Quality management systemSK Ambasta and Nishikant Jha Vol II 34 Derivates options and futures-future in IndiaArpan Tushar Gandhi 35 Articles in Hindi 36 New economic policy 1991Siddhant Sharma Ninad Samudra and Bharat Sharma 37 A family business management - case study approachLM Dani Ketan Rawal 38 Euthanasia mercy killingNoureen Charania and Khoj Agarwal 39 Popularity of factoring amongst SME?sNishikant Jha and Rajkumar Tiwari 40 DeforestationJanki N Jha and Shirley Jacob 41 Education-a brand gameSusannah M SK Somaiya 42 Agriculture and industrial sector possibility of reaching the top biodynamic farmingMenakshi Rajan 43 Customer relationship management in banksRoopali Panchal and NK Jha 44 Value and leadership management based ThirukkuralRama Ray Sarkar 45 Impact of SHGs on the Socio-economic self-sufficiency of females-a case study of a village in MaharashtraGurunath J Fagare and Aparna G Patil 46 Future prospect of the private and the service sector effective corporate leadership-key to future of IT sector-A case study on NR NarayanamurthyNishikant Jha and Mahesh Pednekar 47 To study the customer-buying behavior of health.…
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- Insight to India\'s Posterity, Vols. I and II
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- Edited by Nishikant Jha and Rama Ray Sarkar
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- B.R. Publishing Corporation
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- 2011
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- Hardcover
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- English
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- 8176467685
- ISBN 13
- 9788176467681
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