Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization Policy of India influenced many cosmetics products companies trading & manufacturing in our country. The availability of many brands in Karnataka provides various alternatives to the customer. These manufacturers offer similar value proposition, and provide highly customized products. Cosmetics products performance is not considered very important for customers now, rather they look for those differentiating parameters. The main objective of this paper is to identify the possible parameters that influence the consumer buying behaviour patterns of cosmetics products in the State of Karnataka. It is also aimed to develop a theoretical model, which influence the consumer buying patterns of cosmetics products, so that further research could be done, based on the model and the identified parameters

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Brand, Loyality, Customer

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Social Media are becoming powerful effective force in the daily life of children.Social media differ from traditional / industrial media in many ways, including quality, reach, frequency, usability, immediancy and permanence. Internet users continue to spend more time with social media sites than any other type of site. Total time spent on social media in the India across PC and Mobiles devices increasing day by day. Social media can be beneficial for those who promote their websites or business online. But for the so called �Social media butterflies� overusing it may affect their lives negatively. More and more people are becoming loners and that�s really dangerous for their health. Due to the increase in social media website,there seems to be a positive correlation between the uses to such media with cyber-bullying, online sexual predators and the decrease in face to face interactions. Social media may expose children to image of alcohol, tobacco and sexual behaviors.

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Social Media, Tobacco, Indian Children.

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Abstract : Women�s empowerment in India is heavily dependent on many different variables which include geographical location (urban/rural), educational status, social status (caste and class) and age. Policies on empowerment of women exist at national, state and local (panchayat) levels. Still women face differentiation in many sectors like health, education, economic opportunities and political participation which shows that there are significant gaps between policy advancements and actual practice at the community level. This paper reveals current status of women empowerment indicators in India. The origins of the concept of empowerment go back to the civil rights in the USA in the 1960. Since the mid-1980s the term empowerment has become popular in the field of development, especially in reference to women. Women Empowerment in India The status of Women in India has been subject to many great changes over the past few millenniums. In early Vedic period Women enjoyed equal status with men. Rigved & Upanishads mention several names of women sages and seers notably Gargi & Maitrey. Later the status of women began to deteriorate approximately from 500 B.C., the situation worsened with invasion of Mughals and later on by European invaders. The real change came after independence. The group level deals with the collective action and sense of agency that woman experience together, in a group.

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Keyword : Constitution, woman empowerment, grassroots

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Bihar ke krantikari

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Bihar ke krantikari

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bihar me kisan sabha ke pramukh neta ek awlokan

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bihar me kisan sabha ke pramukh neta ek awlokan

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Adiwasi andolan

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Adiwasi andolan

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PRACHIN BHARAT KE GAVO MEIN SAMAJIK-AARTHIK VIKAS

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PRACHIN BHARAT KE GAVO MEIN SAMAJIK-AARTHIK VIKAS

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The red list of species under threat of extinction, complexed by the species survival, Commission Of The International Union of The Conservation of Nature, indicates that the current extinction rate of amphibians is roughly 1,000 times higher than any other time in their 360 million year history. The survival of amphibians is crucial to the future of our planet. Amphibians are good indicators of the general health of ecosystem. They can be key to the food chain and act as a critical form of pest control. Frogs are highly important for developing some medical treatments, including potential treatments for cancer and AIDS, pain killers and new kinds of antibiotics. Frogs act as an early warning system for us about health of our planet.

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Bioecology, Agricultural, Enzymes, Wildlife, Tigerinus.

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KALUTILY TATHA UNAKE YUG KA AITIHASIK ANUSHELAN

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KALUTILY TATHA UNAKE YUG KA AITIHASIK ANUSHELAN

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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in facilitating tourism in India pinpoint the challenges of tourism in India and highlight the issues that deserve attention of policy makers for achieving inclusive growth through tourism sector India has become one of the worlds promising tourist destination with large number of visitors each year for its diverse climatic features and heritage cultures It has a dramatic growth of tourism over the last 25 years and it is one of the most remarkable economic changes. India is the only country that offers different categories of tourism year by year to the visitors. The Indian government decided to increase revenues from the tourism sector by projecting India as the ultimate tourist spotSo there is no doubt that the development of tourism industry in India is very strong in the next ten years Tourism is a key sector earning foreign exchange for Indian economy and contributing significantly to GDP It is working as a harbinger of more inclusive growth in India by promoting other industries inside the economy through backward and forward linkages and generating employment in various sectors such as hospitality travel and entertainment Moreover it is fulfilling long-lasting socio-economic objectives of Indian economy by integrating the people at national level and creating international sensitivity

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Tourism FDI Foreign exchange LGBT citizen Challenges Incredible India.

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