Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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Acculturation, Jewish People, Kerala Jews

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Online Retailing, Perishable Commodity, D2C & B2B models, AgriTech

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o BACKGROUND: According to studies Neck pain is quite common in students which leads to reduced productivity. Overactivity of neck muscles like upper trapezius and levator scapulae may cause neck pain. Studies have identified that prolong and continuous writing task show overuse of upper trapezius and altered motor control pattern. o AIMS : To study effects of Myofascial Release to upper trapezius and levator scapulae on writing speed and grip strength .

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EFFECTS OF MYOFASCIAL RELEASE TO NECK MUSCLES ON WRITING SPEED IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

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Pregnancy, Primigravida, Anxiety, Psycho-social.

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If the volume of literature in the popular and practitioner press is any guide, practitioners in the field of human resources are now primarily in the business of talent management. But what is talent management and what basis does it have in scientific principles of human resources and management? In this paper we address this question by reviewing problems with the definition of talent management and the lack of data supporting many practitioner claims. We then outline research that supports a systems-oriented definition of talent management that focuses on the strategic management of talent. We then outline future avenues of research to further develop the field of talent management and tie it more closely to the large volume of work in strategic human resources management.

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Talent management, Strategic Human resources, Organization

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Green supply chain management is the essentials element for an enterprise to follow green management strategy. The pharmaceutical industry is mainly used in for transporting life serving outcomes to the public, still the pharmaceutical industry influence the environment by many ways for their material, product and service. The in appropriative disposal of pills by patients, expired and unused medicines. Also in addition to that the release of drugs by pharmacies or household garbage which is in unacceptable manner combined with excessive drugs and by this action, the environment gets influenced. To prevent all these problems, we need to look into environmental responsibilities that lead us to the Green supply chain management concept. Implementing green supply chain is the challenge for pharmaceutical industry as impact of GSCM on the performance of supply chain system has not been studied. This work is done in the view of what are the key challenges and Risk for managers when implementing GSCM. This work can assist the manager or team leader to developing and managing green supply chain initiative in line with sustainability.

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Green supply chain management, Green management strategy, Supply chain initiative, Environmental performance, Risk, Sustainability, Pharmaceutical industry.

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Subansiri is one of the major tributaries of the Brahmaputra in the north bank. The basin cover and are aabout 30,000 sq km where about area of 2700 sq km of the alluvial plain of Lakhimpur and Dhemaji districs of Assam and Subansiri districts of Arunachal Pradesh. The river which rise in the snowy part of the Himalaya enters into the plain near Dolongmukh and jois the Brahmaputra after flowing through plain southward for over 67 km. The river with its tributaries drain area of over 2200 sq km of Lakhimpur and dhemaji districts and on of the most important tributaries of Brahmaputra in its north. Within the plains the width of the river varies considerably from less than a km to over 2 km at a place, the river channel is mostly meandering but is also braided and straight in some parts. The river channel bifurcates near Hechamara and reunites near Bebejia after flowing for 12 km. and western flow is known as Ghuna-Suti. The Subansiri river channel has shifted considerably during the last sixty years, near Chouldhowaghat it being shifted nearly 6 km westward since 1950. It is a perennial river: the snow melt account for most of the discharge during the dry season.

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Morphological Characteristics of Subansiri River, Assam

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This review describes vaccines adjuvants and their role in vaccine development. Their mechanism of action,safety aspects, and carriers in vaccination. Synthetic glycopeptides, Glycolipids are important vaccine adjuvants. Nowdays there is tremendous interest in the use of lipidated and carbohydrates based vaccine adjuvants. Therefore particularly special attention is given on vaccine adjuvants containing lipids or and monosaccharides or made from both.

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Adjuvants,Vaccine,Immunoadjuvant

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Graduate, Employability, Higher Education System, Employability Skills, New Education Policy 2020

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India has a well rooted banking system and Co-operative banks have an inevitable role in our economy. It has a major role in providing support to the weaker section of the society and rural financing. But now a days the cooperative sector in India is facing challenges from financial frauds and white color scams. The existing conventional accounting and auditing procedures were not sufficient to curb the financial frauds and scams. This crucial situations demand the use of Forensic accounting in India. Forensic accounting is a combination of accounting, auditing and investigation technique used to discover financial crimes. It is a recently developed method of investigating financial transactions and business situations in order to obtain the truth of a fraudulent activity. Forensic accountants are in high demand because they play a key role in an investigation of suspected financial scandals and misappropriation of records. Co-operative banks are back bone of rural financing, the chain of scams in this sector seriously affected life of ordinary people and question credibility of the banking sector. Using secondary data, this article discusses the role, importance and techniques of Forensic Accounting, in the light of recent co-operative bank scams in India

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Forensic Accounting, Co-operative Banks, Financial Frauds, Auditing

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