Volume 4 | Issue 2 |

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This study titled "Customer Attitudes, Preferences, and Expectations Towards Organic Products: A Study from Thrissur District, Kerala" investigates the socio-economic profiles, product preferences, and perceptions of consumers who regularly purchase organic products. Data were collected through structured interviews with 100 customers at Nisarga Organics and Vasudha Organic Bazar, two prominent organic stores in Thrissur, during September - October 2015. The findings reveal that the majority of respondents are well-educated, with 84% holding degrees or professional qualifications, and predominantly fall within higher income brackets. Consumers exhibit a strong preference for organic vegetables and fruits (32%), followed by dairy products (24%) and cosmetics (13%). The study highlights that 88% of respondents are willing to purchase organic products despite price hikes, reflecting the perceived health benefits and quality associated with organic products. While 74% of consumers are confident in the organic authenticity of their purchases, 26% remain uncertain, indicating a need for improved transparency. The unanimous belief that organic products contribute to better lives (100%) and the high overall satisfaction (88% rating them as very good or good) underscore the positive consumer attitudes towards organic products.

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Organic Products, Consumer Attitudes, Product Preferences, Socio-Economic Profile, Organic Market, Health Benefits, Product Quality.

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We are in the age of LPG!!! Yes, it’s the era of liberlisation, privatization and globalization. Ever since 1991, when the then finance minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced the new economic policy (termed as LPG), the industrial scenario is seeing revolutionary changes. The giants of the Indian industry who are practically monopolies with no competitions at all are now facing stiff competitions at all are now facing stiff competition due to the entry of the MNCs into the Indian market. This is one of the biggest things that have happened to the Indian customers who otherwise were compelled to be satisfied with the substandard products in spite of playing heavy prices. Today the scenario has completely changed where the Indian customer has so much of choice, both in quality and price as well. This has certainly awakened the so-called Indian industries, which were having a pretty long sleep. Now they must have released that, if they must have released that, if they don’t perform they can’t survive. All this led to stiff competition and the industries, which have kept the pace, are now growing at a rapid pace. “Shape in or ship out”-seems to be the slogan of the time. So, this vast competition has led the very fast growth of most of the industries. The scenario is changing very fast and no company of any industry would like to fall behind in this “race” to be the leader. The Information Technology (IT) is no exception

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:- Information Technology, industries, competition, HRD, Selection, Recruitment.

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The present study deals with analysis of the Technology Innovations in Urban Co-Operative Banking Sector with special reference to Haveri District of North Karnataka, the major objective of the study is to find out the impact of banking technology innovations in UCBs and offer remedies for sustainable growth of UCBs. The study is based on secondary data collected from the annual reports of the co-operative banks, journals, books, articles, News papers etc., the author has selected the study area as Haveri district of North Karnataka, and consisting 10 UCBs. The total deposits is `11294.95 lacks and Advances is `6369.48 lacks as on 31st March 2016. The banking system in our county has been leveraging technology to improve not only the customer services but also played a vital role in achieving the set targets of financial inclusion to a great extent. Most of the data about cooperative banking sector in India emanates from the Reserve Bank of India because most of cooperative banks do not have their own Web sites for disseminating information. There is, however, no doubt that the expenditure of the banking sector in general on IT has increased recently.

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Co op, Technology, Banks. Computer, Advances, Expenditue. IT. RBI.

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geeti kaavy parampara mein mohan avasthee ka anugeet darshan

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geeti kaavy parampara mein mohan avasthee ka anugeet darshan

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geeti kaavy parampara evan anugeet darshan

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geeti kaavy parampara evan anugeet darshan

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saahity aur jeevan shrey mooly evan samaaj gat rachana dharmita ka vishleshan

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saahity aur jeevan shrey mooly evan samaaj gat rachana dharmita ka vishleshan

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