Volume 8 | Issue 7 |

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nventory management is the key to a successful organization. It helps in analyzing the ability of an organization to manage inventory efficiently. There are various inventory management techniques used by managers. In this study we will be analyzing the data with ABC, HML, FSN analysis to increase the efficiency of the firm. The study involves a 1-year data collected from the inventory control team at Imprimatur Printing Services.

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Inventory management technique, Store Management, Safety Stock, Minimum Order Quantity, Just in Time Inventory.

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This study aims to investigate the changes in the Indian sportswear market over the years and also the factors start-ups need to consider while starting a new sportswear brand. The responses to a closed-ended questionnaire about sportswear suggested that people prefer the quality and price of the product over the brand of the product. Additionally, almost half of the individuals are wanting to purchase the sportswear from the online stores. Indian sportswear market has demonstrated a fast development after the year 2015 and it is estimated that it will not be eased back down. Hence start-ups and new sportswear brands have tremendous scope in the Indian sportswear market.

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Sportswear, Indian Sportswear market, Indian brand

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Dengue virus infection may manifest clinically as undifferentiated fever, dengue fever (DF), dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) or dengue shock syndrome (DSS). Renal injury has been reported in dengue patients. Aim: To evaluate the renal involvement in dengue fever. Methods: 100 patients of dengue were evaluated who were admitted in Chittagong medical college hospital. Socio demographic, clinical biochemical and serological analysis were done. Results were analyzed by SPSS and p value considered significant when it was <0.05. Results: Among the 100 patients of dengue urine albumin was found among 55% of patients, urine RBC was found in 31% of patients, urine pus cell was found in 3% patients and urine cast was found in 6% of patients, blood urea was 35 � 10.663 mg/dl and serum creatinine 1.39� 0.307 mg/dl. Among the 100 patients 82% patients improved, 11% patients were referred to different wards, 5% patients refused present hospital treatment and 2% patient died. Among the 82 improved patients mean � SD of blood urea was 22.99 � 8.085 mg/dl and creatinine was 1.359 � .283 mg/dl. Patients who were referred and died also had mean � SD of serum creatinine were 1.35 � 0.212mg/dl and 1.6 � 0.404 mg/dl and mean � SD urea were 38.45 � 13.14 mg/dl and 50 � 14.24 mg/dl respectively. Regarding analysis of renal involvement, >40mg/dl urea was found among 35(35%) patients whereas serum creatinine was found >1.2mg/dl among 27(27%) of patients and <3gm/dl serum albumin was found among 7(7%). Azotemia was associated with high level of mortality which was statistically significant (p<0.05). Conclusion: Dengue is a common viral disease in this area and renal involvement is also a common findings among the patients of dengue

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Haemorrahgic, DSS, Azotemia,

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Today, almost everyone is obese with losing weight. Obesity is defined as a condition where one is at least 20%more than ideal body weight. Obesity is normally caused by a sedentary lifestyle, lack of physical activity and irregular diet and sleep pattern, stress. Overweight and Obesity contribute to Diseases like, Heart attacks, stroke, arteriosclerosis, Diabetes, Mental Retardation/affection like Mood swings and even depression. Obesity being the Risk factor for these Diseases and hence prevention of obesity will decrease the chances of such disease. Inspite of advanced technology and Researches the modern medicine is failing to give the result for obesity due to its multi-functional nature, like other diseases, obesity is mainly the result of factors like, heredity, environment or food, but it is difficult to change environment but relatively carry to change food habits and lifestyle. A definition of swastha purusha as given by Charak and Sushruta Su. 15/48. A healthy body is the only one media to achieve the ultimate goal among the �Chaturvidha purushartha�. Acharya Sushruta also said that Madhyama sharira is the best but Ati sthaula and Ati Krisha are always affected with some complaints. Acharya Charak has thrown light on the Eight varieties of impediments which are designated as Nindita Purusha (inferior person). Ati sthaulya comprises one of them. The present study deals with detail causes of sthaulya according to Ayurvedic classics and its Nidana-parivarjan Chikitsa.

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Sthaulya , Nidana panchak, Nidan Parivarjan, Madhyam sharira

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The concept of generation of Wealth from Wastage (WFW). This is a process of conversion of waste to a product that can be put to primary application and can be viewed as a process of generating wealth and so-called Waste to Wealth(W2W). The W2W is the transformation of Wastage Sunlight Beams(WSB) to a valuable Solar Energy and its application towards Solar Pumping Irrigation(SPI) systems. The study examined the wastage sunlight beams(WSB) converted into Solar Energy(SE) efficiently and utilizing in pumping operation towards agricultural practices for Indian Farmers. Which identified the challenges facing its operation, proffered possible solutions necessary for the growth of the waste management and also the need to harness the inherent economic and environmental significance both for farmers and GDP growth of country. Meeting the goals of sustainable development(SD) is an outstanding global challenge. The wastage sunlight beams (WSB) management finds innovative solutions for effective management of waste and that entail saving of time, energy, and expense. Instead, it is important to view �waste� as a valuable �resource� that can be converted into a variety of useful application. The unwanted or unusable sunlight Beams(SB) and no idea to use for solar pumping irrigation systems.

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Wealth from Waste(WFW), Waste to Wealth(W2W), Solar Pumping Irrigation(SPI), Wastage Sunlight Beams(WSB), Solar Energy(SE), output(O/P), GDP growth, sunlight Beams(SB) .

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Face recognition has been one of the most interesting and important research fields in the past two decades. The reasons come from the need of automatic recognitions and surveillance systems, the interest in human visual system on face recognition, and the design of human-computer interface, etc. These researches involve knowledge and researchers from disciplines such as neuroscience, psychology, computer vision, pattern recognition, image processing, and machine learning, etc. In this paper, we will have a study of most recently methods for face recognition is fisher faces. One of the approach is eigenface, fisher faces and other one is the elastic bunch graph matching. Face recognition issue gained more interest recently due to its various applications and the demand of high security. Some researches with contradicting results were published concerning this issue. This paper is based on popular face recognition projection methods: fisher faces.

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Credit risk management is the practice of mitigating losses or any other negative occurrence that is caused by external or internal vulnerabilities can be avoided through preemptive action. Credit Risk Management is one of the techniques in order to identify risk either before occurring or at the initial stage and also to manage the bad debts of the company in an efficient manner. Firm�s credit policy is decided based on the investment a firm does in account receivable. Credit Risk Management determine various aspects of a business, such as its profitability, liquidity, and solvency. This analysis is from the secondary data of past five years data collected from the annual report. The following tools are capable of fulfilling financial obligations that can manage its outstanding debt is critical to the company�s financial soundness and operating ability. The ratio analysis and trend analysis are the tools to analyze the Credit Risk Management of the Balmer Lawrie & Co Ltd.

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Credit Risk, Ratio Analysis, Receivable Management

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Abstract English has a special place in the parliament, judiciary, broadcasting, journalism, and in the education system. Attitude is an enduring organisation of cognitive processes with respect to some aspect of the individual�s world. Achievement motivation is a prime factor in the achievement of higher levels of performance of the given education activity. Perceptual process depends upon the past experiences and images of the perceiver. The present paper focus on relative contributions of attitude, achievement motivation and perceptual factors on academic achievement in English. Attitude towards English seems to be the best predictor of all the predictor variables. Psychological variable studied, all these sub-samples are just neutral in their attitude towards English and also they are just average in their achievement motivation. The performance of every student teacher in different aspects should be recognized and appreciated.

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Key words : attitude, achievement motivation, perceptual factors, academic achievement

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Orhan Pamuk is a renowned writer in Turkey and worldwide. One of the characteristics of his works is employing the historical facts and color words in his novels. The fundamental purpose of this papers is to critically analyze the symbolism of the color words in the titles of Orhan Pamuk�s My Name is Red, The White Castle, and The Black Book. Studying and analysis of these novels and referring to some critical reviews were the resources that have been used to reach the conclusions. In My Name is Red, the author uses the words of color to make the reader full of imagination. Red color stands for the glory of the Ottoman Empire in terms of painting. The white color, as the author uses it in The White Castle, has significance in Orhan Pamuk�s writings. The white color refers to the triumph and victory of the Ottoman Empire in the 17th century. Through this novel Orhan Pamuk rejects the conflict between civilizations. He exposes emerging the different civilizations to construct a humanitarian vision. The black color reflects the sadness and gloomy in certain period of time in the history of the Ottoman Empire as The Black Book reveals.

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Orhan Pamuk, Symbolism, Color Words

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This study focus on the strategies which is used to retain the employees in textile industry. Employees are one of the greatest assets of an organization and retaining them is one of toughest task for the managers. This study has been conducted to identify the employee retention techniques used in textile industries. The variables used in this paper are job security, welfare measures, rewards and recognition, training and development. This is a descriptive study that aims to identify the retention strategies used in textile industry. Interview scheduled method of questionnaire collection was developed and collected from the employees. Descriptive Statistics, T-Test and ANOVA is used. This study was conducted on 120 employees who is working in a textile industry at Karur. The sample size was selected based on the random sampling method.

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Employee Retention, Textile Industry and employee satisfaction.

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