Volume 6 | Issue 2 |

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In spite of rigorous efforts from Government of India by launching many schemes for increasing financial inclusion in India still there is lack of financial inclusion in rural area of India. Existing government is also trying to increase financial inclusion in household of rural area thorough various schemes such as Pradhan Mantri jan dhan yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana, Atal Pension Yojna. Lack of financial literacy, lack of awareness and lower knowledge of financial product are among the few factors which are affecting the growth of financial inclusion. Financial inclusion is essential for the development of India. The objective to launch these schemes is to bring millions of people in the ambit of banking which is the major challenge for the banks & the main aim behind these schemes is to link Indians together to move towards the path of economic growth and development. So, from this research study researcher wants to find the effect of financial inclusion schemes, awareness of schemes, factor affecting of the schemes and identify cause of selected schemes in rural area of navsari region. For that researcher prepare a stucture questionnaire for data collection. Area for data collection is Navsari city.

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Financial Inclusion Schemes, Government of India, Rural development, Economic growth

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Online shopping is a major part of the overall electronic commerce, or e-commerce, industry which consists of all the buying and selling of goods and services over electronic systems such as the internet and other computer networks by households, businesses and other agencies. With the spread of the internet, the amount or trade that is conducted electronically has seen extraordinary growth; Online shopping is the process whereby customers directly purchase goods or services from a seller in real-time, without an intermediary services using internet. It is a form of electronic commerce. The transaction is completed electronically such as flipkart, snapdeal, Amazon etc. Earlier in India, there were very limited transactions took place with the use of internet. This was due to many reasons like lack of internet literacy, low penetration of computers and low rate of internet connections in India. However, this scenario has changed tremendously as people have started gaining confidence about purchasing products through online. Consumers have started experiencing the ease of choice, the comfort of shopping from home and an endless variety of products, while saving time and money.

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customer satisfaction, E-shopping

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Stock split is one of the many available alternatives in hands of the company to regulate the overall dynamics of their equity shares. Stock split is usually used to enhance liquidity and to make the shares more affordable for their share holders, as splitting an existing share would reduce the market price per share in the proportions of the split, but would ensure no change in the existing market capitalization of such shares. As the number of total shares of the company increases, the price per share goes down. The study is an attempt to study the behaviour of the share prices of Avanti feeds Ltd. (BSE code: 512573) before and after the share went through a split.

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stock split, turnover, shares, volatility, aquaculture

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Assuming the significance on disclosure of non- financial measures and to drive transparency in the marketplace, in August 2012 Securities and Exchange Board of India in line with NVGs (2011) made Business Responsibility Reporting (BRR) mandatory for the top 100 entities by market capitalization on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange. The BRRs should be included in the annual report filed for the financial years ending on or after December 31, 2012 so effectively applicable from financial year 2012-13. It is believed that reporting could then become the potential catalyst and can be a progressive measure to put the issues of ESG at the forefront. The study provided insight about factors influencing disclosure practices using the framework of Institutional theory. To measure CSR disclosure, a disclosure index consisting of 58 indicators with the maximum score of 313 was developed. The findings of multiple regression indicated that only Coercive Isomorphism explained by Size of the firm contributes to the extent of mandatory CSR disclosure of BSE listed firms. The findings indicated in providing empirical evidence on institutional theory that among the three mechanism of isomorphism; coercive, normative and mimetic, only coercive isomorphism explained by size of the firm contributes to the change in the extent of CSR disclosure of BSE listed firms and indicates that companies will perform conscientiously on CSR issues if coerced by the regulatory efforts.

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CSR Disclosure, Institutional Theory, BSE listed Firms, regulatory requirements.

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Shareholder activist, Shareholder Engagement, Shareholder Cognizance, shareholder rights, Shareholder

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Trend analyses as well as ratio analysis have been applied to analyze the financial statement to know the Liquidity position of Selected Cement Companies, three companies namely Ambuja (AMJ), Ultratech (U.T) and Indian (IND) have been selected. Five years data has been considered from the year 2011-12 to 2015-16. From the analysis, it has been concluded that the liquidity for the cement companies is not uniform as they change over years.

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Trend Analysis, Ratio Analysis, Liquidity Ratio

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Green Economy, Perception Rank, Performance Rank, India

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KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCIETY, INCLUSIVE GROWTH,

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Reliance Jio, Indian telecom industry, Market entry strategy, Datagiri

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Demonetization, Cashless, NSE, Sectors, Pair sample t-test

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