Volume 10 | Issue 3 |

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India is considered as the largest producer, consumer as well as exporter of turmeric in the world. In India, turmeric is grown on an area of 0.18 million hectares with a yield of 0.83 million tons in 2014-15. Tamil Nadu accounts for 14.04 per cent of the total production. In Tamil Nadu, Erode district is the largest in turmeric growing, which contributes about 24.14 per cent of total area and 33.37 per cent of total production (Statistical Handbook of Tamil Nadu, 2016, Government of Tamil Nadu). Here an attempt has been made to analyze the socio-economic conditions and various constraints faced by the turmeric growers in Coimbatore district. The area selected for the study was Karamadai and Thondamuthur block of Coimbatore district which is highest in area under cultivation of turmeric. For the present study frequency or percentage analysis has been done for elucidating the socio-economic background of the turmeric growers and Garret ranking techniques for ranking the constrains facing by the farmers were used. It was concluded that many of the turmeric cultivators (respondents) were facing an issue of very low productivity of produce which need to addressed soon to enhance the livelihood of the growers.

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Turmeric, Production, Education Level, Income, Constraints

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The data gathered during the research has shown that employee retention is a significant problem for many companies. The research revealed that employees are most likely to be satisfied with their pay and benefits, as well as training and development, recognition, incentives, support from the organization, familiar working environment, effective regulations, encouragement, work satisfaction.

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Employee retention Strategies . Motivation, recognition and rewards. Incentives, employee satisfaction.

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Decolonization revenues finish of colonialism and accomplishment of individuality - both political and economic. The query is: did India need any impression on the anti-colonial struggles in Asia andAfrica? We bargain that actuality the principal to be individuality, the Indian impression was both shortest and indirect. The accomplishment of Indian devices of autonomy struggle, i.e., contribution of all units of people, of disobedience of foreign laws, refuse of introduced goods, slowdown of work, conclusion of markets and satisfying prisons with loyalists, forcefully fortified other Asian and Africans. They used approaches positively strained by India in their individual fights for freedom. Freedom struggle in greatest Asian republics had happening in the initial twenties of the twentieth century. During World War II, whereas Hitler was winning Europe, Japan had run-over Asia besides engaged all the unimportant states. The Japanese profession was fought by the separatists of every Asian country. And when Japan was beaten by the associated militaries in August 1945,the procedure of decolonization instigated. In fact, it was accomplished inside a decade. The French, Dutch, British and Americans did try to recolonize, nonetheless, they could not attitude the weight of the separatists. In Indonesia, the Dutch had to leave in 1950; Cambodia freed itself from the Frenchin 1953, and Korea, after an unsuccessful attempt for unification for two years, emerged as two independent countries in 1948. British held on to Malaya till 1957 besides Singapore till 1959.Chinese rebellion in 1949 was stared as a countless conquest of the people. In Vietnam, the rebels had taken over control in 1945 underneath the management of Ho ChiMinh.

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Science and freedom movement, colonial hegemony, scientific racism, sustainable consumption

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Yes

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Commerce

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Influences, Societal Factor, Examination Malpractices, Students

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ABSTRACT--- Tomato is Indian crops for rural humans to make income. These crops are contaminated with many diseases. Our main goal is to detect the sickness that is infected by the crop and take precautions to protect the crop before it spreads over the complete crop. By doing in this way, there is less loss to the farmers and requires less pesticides and additionally viable to export which no longer have an effect on our monetary growth. At finally, we test the leaves and identify the sickness and shift those records to the farmer through message. Here, take the leaves of the tomato pick out the disease with the aid of using SVM in order to find efficient result and accuracy. To predict the illnesses in early stage and take precautions and keep the vegetation leads to extend in production and income.

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Diseases,SVM algorithm,vegetation

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The banking system's efficient and stable performance is the foundation of any economy's long-term growth. Several economic reforms have recently been initiated in India in order to facilitate growth and to withstand the dynamics of the global economy. In this context, the current study compares the performance of selected Indian and foreign banks in India over a time horizon to detect any changes in performance over time. First, the selected banks' performance is evaluated in terms of management efficiency using a Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) technique for determining criteria weight. The study also employs a fuzzy logic model to ensure the consistency of performance-based ranking on technological innovation-related parameters. The main goal of this study is to develop an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to perform the best in the digital marketplace and this helps customers in the selection of proper banks so that the main goal of all banks is to retain their customers and improve their performance in terms of capital appreciation. To achieve the study's goal, criteria and their sub-criteria are determined through an extensive literature review, and a structured questionnaire is prepared to collect data from experts via a personal interview on a scale of 1 to 5. Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a multi-criteria decision making mathematical tool, was used to analyse the importance of each criteria and develop a hierarchy of importance criteria. According to the weight estimated using fuzzy logic of geometric mean, the most important criterion is 'customised services,' followed by 'competitiveness,' 'cost effectiveness,' 'efficiency,' and'reduction in client influx.' Banks should prioritise these critical criteria in order to improve the quality of their e-services, consumer satisfaction and retention, and online reputation. Customers are increasingly interacting with web-based applications as the internet and web applications proliferate. They are shifting from offline to online, creating a difficult environment for service providers, particularly those in the banking sector, to meet their specific needs. It is thus necessary not only to identify the critical factors influencing bank performance, but also to prioritise them.

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multi-criteria decision model, customized services, cost effectiveness, efficiency, competitiveness and reduction in client influx.

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security; classic privacy threats; modern threat, network, OSN

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VODAFONE, IDEA, MERGER, POST-MERGER ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

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