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  Paper Title: THE RELEVANCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF EMPLOYEE LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT IN HRD :BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009434

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  Title: THE RELEVANCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF EMPLOYEE LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT IN HRD :BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES

  Author Name(s): Dr. Dipti Tulpule , Nidhi Upendra Pandya

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3392-3396

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 3757

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Human resource management has its own sketch of past and has been derived from a number of actions in the past, present and will be consequent in the future. The purpose of this paper is to explore the hidden exposures of employee life cycle . The researcher has observed various aspects of employee life cycle and its contribution in HRD. Various HR activities need to be designed and worked out keeping in mind how the life cycle of employees and be generated and maintained in an organization. To retain and maintain talented employees in the organization is a exigent task . Organization which works in designing a proper growth cycle and development plan to an employee is always able to have competitive edge towards employee advancement.


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Employee Life Cycle, Growth, Development, Maturity, Promotion, Decline, Retirement and Retrenchment, employee life cycle, Recruitment, Adaptation, Competence, Career, Investment in human capital, Employee advancement .

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  Paper Title: INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION- A WAY TOWARDS ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009433

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  Title: INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION- A WAY TOWARDS ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

  Author Name(s): SUNNY SHREYA DUTTA

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3387-3391

 Year: September 2020

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Education is believed to be a major parameter contributing towards nation building. Access to education is directly linked to economic advancements. Education has a wider scope in contributing towards poverty alleviation- a prime factor behind economic progress of a nation. Acquisition of knowledge ensures the way towards better skills, enhancing standard of living, designing new ideas, implementing innovations, paving the way to technological expansion, structuring strategies for research and development and instilling a sense of self independence among the learners. Hence, investments in education are a need of the hour. But, in India, a section of the population still faces the dearth of access to quality education. Accordingly, it is required to design initiatives to make learning accessible to all, which can thereby contribute towards economic development of the nation. Improvement in per-capita income, productivity, agricultural development, industrialization, entrepreneurship, policy determination, administration, foreign trade, self empowerment, social development, and access to better health facilities, better job prospects and human capital formation are the inherent consequences of increase in investment in education. These further enrich the economic status of an individual as well as the nation. The government has an active role to play in channelizing the relation between education and economic development. This paper intends to study this relationship between education and its contribution towards achieving economic transformation for the future.


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  Paper Title: THE OSLO ACCORDS AND HAMAS RESPONSE

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009432

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  Title: THE OSLO ACCORDS AND HAMAS RESPONSE

  Author Name(s): Dr. BALAL ALI

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3373-3386

 Year: September 2020

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ABSTRACT The signing of Oslo Accords between Israel and PLO was a historic event. There were several factors and events which played vital role but the intifada that started in December 1987 was the milestone event which led to the Oslo Accords. Hamas which was founded during intifada in a very short time became the face and voice of Palestinian liberation movement but it was the Oslo Accords which gave impetus to the movement. Throughout the entire Oslo Peace Period Hamas adopted a very calculative strategy. On the one hand it continued to criticize PLO and its leadership for selling out Palestinian cause in exchange of millions of dollars and on the other hand remain committed to Jihad including revenge killings against Israel. Thus, Hamas was able to preserve its identity and legitimacy as well as its revenge killings were widely accepted because it was presumed as the best means to redress Israeli assassinations. All these factors along with other gradually made Hamas what it is today.


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  Paper Title: MAKE IN INDIA INITIATIVE: A STUDY ON THE SCOPE & CHALLENGES AHEAD

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009431

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  Title: MAKE IN INDIA INITIATIVE: A STUDY ON THE SCOPE & CHALLENGES AHEAD

  Author Name(s): Dr. Sumit Bharti

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3366-3372

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1563

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The "Make in India" is an extraordinary program started by our Hon. Leader Mr. Narendra Modi, in the period of September 2014. The basis behind this plan is to pull in speculations from organizations around the globe. The idea of "Make in India" endeavors to pull in the inflow of Foreign Direct Investment to improve the administrations by halfway privatization of misfortune making organizations in the Public Sector of India. This paper makes a humble endeavor to discover the extension and reasonable open door for pulling in unfamiliar direct interest in the assembling segment in India. The investigation is totally founded on the optional information The point of this examination is to comprehend the worry, generally speaking prerequisites, modernization and complete impression of the makers of steel segment in India. The paper finishes up by proposing some significant methodologies and arrangements to make it a success win circumstance for the producers keen on beginning new pursuits on the Indian Soil.


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Foreign Direct Investment, Make in India, Privatization, Modernization, Public Sector

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  Paper Title: IMPACT OF COVID`19 LOCK DOWN ON THE LIFE OF COLLEGE GOING STUDENTS

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009430

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  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2009430

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  Title: IMPACT OF COVID`19 LOCK DOWN ON THE LIFE OF COLLEGE GOING STUDENTS

  Author Name(s): Dr. Vanitha Esaimani , Dr. Bhavika R. Karkera

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3351-3365

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1453

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Lockdown is a state of isolation or limited contact instituted as a security measure. It is an emergency protocol which generally averts individuals or information parting from an area. This protocol can be typically introduced by somebody who is in apex status such as government. This situation has arisen in our country due to the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID- 19). World Health Organization on March 11th 2020 declared COVID� 19 outbreaks as a pandemic and reiterated the call for countries to take immediate actions and scale up response to treat, detect and reduce transmission to save people�s lives. During this lockdown individuals are strictly not allowed to go out of their homes. They are encouraged to stay in their homes so as to control the spread of coronavirus. Indian government ramps up efforts to contain the spread of novel coronavirus including surveillance, installing caller Id in each and every incoming and outgoing phone calls, Slogans in ads, �Muskurayega India� song sung by actor Akshay Kumar and others whose lyrics speaks about Igniting hope and boosting public morale to outbreak Coronavirus. �Understanding the impact of coronavirus lockdown on the life of college going students� is the topic of interest to this research paper. For this research study, 548 sample responses were obtained from college going students in the suburban areas of Mumbai. For the primary data researchers has used the questionnaire. Authors has also formulated few hypotheses and used combination of tests to test them. These include F-test, T test and Mann-Whitney Test. Overall, it is concluded that this unexpected lockdown period has given a �boring� feeling to all youngsters as it has affected their daily routine, also the anxiety among them has increased in their minds but the positive point is their expenditure has decreased to a large extent.


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  Paper Title: DESIGN OF ROTARY AT JANGLATMANDI INTERSECTION TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE NOISE POLLUTION AND COLLISION

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009428

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  Title: DESIGN OF ROTARY AT JANGLATMANDI INTERSECTION TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE NOISE POLLUTION AND COLLISION

  Author Name(s): Faiza Manzoor, Basharat Ayoub Bhat

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3341-3343

 Year: September 2020

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Rotary intersections are special form of at-grade intersections laid out essentially for channelizing the movement of traffic in one direction around a central traffic island. With the rapid growth of traffic it has been seen that widening of roads and providing flyovers have become essential to overcome major conflicts at intersections such as collision between through and right turn movements apart from creating excess noise . All the major conflicts at an intersection namely the collision between through and right-turn movements are converted into milder conflicts namely merging and diverging. The vehicles inflowing the rotary are forced to move in a clockwise direction in arranged fashion. After that they weave out in their desired directions


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  Paper Title: CRITICAL STUDY OF SASHI THAROOR`S WORK

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009427

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  Title: CRITICAL STUDY OF SASHI THAROOR`S WORK

  Author Name(s): Dr.Sidharath Gautam

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3338-3340

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1418

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The Great Indian Novel takes on the entire subcontinent beginning with India under British in the late nineteenth/early twentieth century down to India post Emergency period. It covers all the major political historical event of the twentieth century �the events of national freedom movement like the Champaran Satyagrah, the Dandi March, the Round Table conference and the Quite India Movement along with the events of the partition, India�s independent, the wars with china and Pakistan, the liberation of Goa, the Emergency and after. Writing about The Great Indian Novel, Sashi Tharoor sets out his intention: �The great Indian novel� speaks for an India of multiple realities and multiple interpretation of reality. Throughout the novel runs an acknowledgement of the multiplicity of truth that has given shape and substance to the idea of India. But these realities about India conveniently fall into the categories of good and bad, transitory and lasting, wishful and undesirable. The India Tharoor talks of is as much a product of virtues as vices, and demonstration in their consummation a purpose of enlightenment, and awareness of the pit full that could have been avoided to preempt the process of the big events like the partition and the Emergency. India, as now, emerged in the freedom struggle, when various strands of social, political and cultural consciousness converged. It was a heroic mass struggle against an alien power structure, which subjugated India on the plea of trade. As this common colonial enemy is defeated, and the power is to be inherited, shared and administered, enemy from within disrupts and divided. This strange reality un-folding the inner self of man, impacts a value or creed to every calling, which culminates in the realization of momentary identity rather than the eternal. The process of being together is forgotten for the products of self serving ends. The light value of human existence is ever going, and the need to suppose and sustain how best the worst could be avoided is somewhat basic in the history of mankind as underscored here.


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  Paper Title: THE OVERVIEW ON CANCER DURING PREGNANCY

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  Title: THE OVERVIEW ON CANCER DURING PREGNANCY

  Author Name(s): Pagar Ujwala Namdeo, Pansare Jagruti Janardhan, Dode Raj Hemant

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3325-3337

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1455

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Abstract : The number of women is suffered from cancer during pregnancy. It�s extremely harmful to the baby and foetus. For the therapeutic effect and fewer harm to foetus surgery and chemotherapy is that the better way to cure cancer. During surgery, doctors remove the tumour and few of the encircling healthy tissue. This poses little risk to the growing baby. Surgery also considered most safe treatment during all stages of pregnancy. Doctors also use chemotherapy to destroy certain kinds of cancer cells. But it is used during certain types of pregnancies. Administration of chemotherapy cannot be delayed until the top of pregnancy because the potential impact on maternal survival. The chemotherapy should generally be dosed according to the bodyweight of the pregnant women and dose are going to be adjusted consistent with to change in weight during treatment. The treatment should be preferred weekly and adverse effects are closely monitored. Physiological changes must be considered when prescribing the pregnancies. Additionally, most of the antineoplastic drug crosses the placenta thus adversely affect the placenta thus adversely affecting the fetus. Conversely, chemotherapy should be avoided during the primary embryonic and organogenesis periods as it might lead to fetal death and major malformations.


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KEYWORDS: Cancer, pregnancy, chemotherapy, antineoplastic drug, malformations.

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  Paper Title: GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MINDSET AND THE PERFORMANCE OF MULTINATIONAL OIL CORPORATIONS IN NIGERIA

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009425

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  Title: GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MINDSET AND THE PERFORMANCE OF MULTINATIONAL OIL CORPORATIONS IN NIGERIA

  Author Name(s): Solomon Adejare BABARINDE

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3309-3324

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1460

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The study appraised the impact of global business management mindset on organizational performance of multinational oil corporations in Nigeria. Three hundred (300) questionnaires were administered while two hundred and thirty-seven (237) questionnaires were retrieved, deemed useful, and consequently used for data analysis. The research design employed was a cross-sectional survey research design. Findings of the study revealed that global business management mindset is statistically significant to organizational performance of multinational oil corporations in the study area [R2 = 0.538, n = 237, p < 0.05]. The study concludes with practical implications for multinational companies.


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  Paper Title: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-AGING POTENTIAL OF POLYHERBAL CREAM CONTAINING PUNICA GRANATUM SEED OIL.

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009424

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  Title: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANTI-AGING POTENTIAL OF POLYHERBAL CREAM CONTAINING PUNICA GRANATUM SEED OIL.

  Author Name(s): Jyoti Khadtare, Shrishail Ghurghure, Manisha Dyawarkkonda, Varsha Jakune

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3296-3308

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1588

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By using the antioxidant property of pomegranate seed oil, the present work designed to prepare and evaluate topical formulation. A topical preparation containing pomegranate seed oil and honey like herbal products which are widely known for its bioactive constituents it contains polyphenols, flavonoids, and polyunsaturated fatty acids. The formulation were prepared by using mixture of pomegranate seed oil and almond oil with carbopol, stearic acid,cetyl alcohol as emulsifying agent and thickening agents. Formulation from F1 to F4 was studied for their physicochemical parameters and stability study. Depending upon the physicochemical parameters and stability and antioxidant activity, F4 batch containing 5% pomegranate seed oil and 5% almond oil can be considered as good for skin use.


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  Paper Title: PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS (PPIS): INCREASED RISK OF COVID- 19?

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009423

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  Title: PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS (PPIS): INCREASED RISK OF COVID- 19?

  Author Name(s): Dr. Abhijit Ray

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3290-3295

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1428

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SARS-CoV2, a novel coronavirus of Coronaviridae family, has caused a worldwide pandemic of COVID-19 infections. Most patients had respiratory symptoms causing pneumonia in severe cases, thus droplets have been focus of investigations in disease-transmission. However, gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms in some cases have warranted research, revealing possible fecal-oral routes. Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs), one of the most commonly-used drugs in gastric acid-related disorders, act by inhibiting H+-K+-ATPase pumps in parietal cells of oxyntic glands of stomach. This paper aims at finding the risk of COVID-19 infections in patients on PPI therapy. SARS-CoV2 enters human body through ACE-2 receptors. These receptors, though present extensively, are expressed primarily in alveolar tissue of lungs, enterocytes of small intestine. Surface expression of ACE2 receptors in alveolar epithelium explains widespread respiratory symptoms of COVID-19. To access ACE-2 receptors of small intestinal enterocytes, the virus has to pass through the stomach, where normal pH is around 2. SARS-CoV2, being pH-dependant, cannot tolerate this acidification and its half-life is greatly reduced. This study focuses on 150 patients across India, positive for COVID-19 infections by RT-PCR, where medication-history, specially PPIs were noted. PPIs increased risk of GI symptoms in COVID-19 from 14% to 61.9% with odds ratio of 5.6, proving PPIs greatly affect chances of GI symptoms. The explanation is by reducing gastric HCl, PPIs increase gastric pH from 2 to around 6. Once pH of 5-6 is achieved, virus can easily pass through stomach and reach ACE-2 receptors of small intestine, explaining a route for fecal-oral transmission.


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  Paper Title: EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE INTENSITIES OF SURYANAMASKAR ON MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF COLLEGE STUDENTS

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009422

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  Title: EFFECT OF PROGRESSIVE INTENSITIES OF SURYANAMASKAR ON MUSCULAR STRENGTH OF COLLEGE STUDENTS

  Author Name(s): Ms. Chumki Das Ms. Chumki Das Ms. Chumki Das, Prof. Brajanath Kundu

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3282-3289

 Year: September 2020

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Abstract: To assess the effect of progressive intensities of Suryanamaskar practices with a fixed duration on muscular strength of college female students. To achieve the purpose of the study, total twenty eight (28) college students from Purnidevi Girls� College, Bolpur, West Bengal were selected randomly as subjects. The age category of the subject was 18-24 years. All the subjects were divided into two groups with 14 subjects each as experimental (N=14) and control (N=14) group. Experimental group underwent Suryanamaskar practices for a period of 12 weeks (3 months), five days a week, imparting progressive intensities of Suryanamaskar one month interval following a scheduled training protocol and control group did not participate in any training other than the regular routine. Pre-test and thrice post-tests on muscular strength in one month interval were conducted on the experimental and control groups. To determine the effect of progressive intensities of Suryanamaskar on muscular strength analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was used. Muscular strength of experimental group was significantly improved compared with control group. As the intensities of Suryanamaskar increased the trend of Muscular strength ability showed significant gradual improvement over the period of three months. Progressive intensities of Suryanamaskar training interventions were effective for improving muscular strength.


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KEY WORDS: Pre-test, mid-test, post-test, Suryanamaskar, muscular strength.

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  Paper Title: ROOP GOSWAMI KE SAMSIYIK

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  Title: ROOP GOSWAMI KE SAMSIYIK

  Author Name(s): Dr. Chinmayee kumari

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3279-3281

 Year: September 2020

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Roop goswami ke samsiyik


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  Paper Title: A COMPREHENSIVE META-ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE, MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE WITH THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

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  Title: A COMPREHENSIVE META-ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE, MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE WITH THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

  Author Name(s): Dr. M. Ponnambaleshwari, K.S. Raghu

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3272-3278

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1551

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Intelligence plays a vital role in the academic achievement of every student. This involves the ability to acquire and apply knowledge. It is also defined as the capacity for logic, understanding, self-awareness, learning, emotional knowledge, reasoning, planning, creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Intelligence is the most popular term used in everyday life. It is not restricted to any particular activity. In recent years understanding the concept of Intelligence has changed drastically. In connection with this, several theories have been proposed by different scholars, like multi-factor theory by Edward Lee Thorndike (1920), the two-factor theory of intelligence by Charles Spearman (1927), Three-dimensional theory by Guilford (1955) and theory of multiple intelligence by Howard Gardner (1983). Academic Achievement is the extent to which a student, teacher, or institution has attained their short or long-term educational goals. Several studies have been conducted so far in the field of Education with respect to the relationship between intelligence and academic achievement. Most of the studies have concluded a positive relationship between intelligence and academic achievement at different levels. The sole purpose of this study is to conduct a meta-analysis to provide a quantitative synthesis of research findings on the relationship between Emotional intelligence, Social Intelligence, and Multiple Intelligence with the Academic Achievement.


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  Paper Title: A STUDY ON AWARENESS, BENEFIT, AND SATISFACTION OF GOVERNMENT SCHEME WITH EMPHASIS ON AHMEDABAD PEOPLE.

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  Title: A STUDY ON AWARENESS, BENEFIT, AND SATISFACTION OF GOVERNMENT SCHEME WITH EMPHASIS ON AHMEDABAD PEOPLE.

  Author Name(s): DR AMISH B. SONI, MS. HERAL GURNANI, MS. MUSKAN SHAH

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3257-3271

 Year: September 2020

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This research was carried out to study awareness, benefit and satisfaction level of Ahmedabad people towards the government scheme. In last few years Modi Government had introduced many schemes for the welfare of the society. We have mainly focused on five schemes Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Sukaniya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), and Pradhan Mantri Amrutam Card Yojana (PMACY), as we want to become acquainted about whether people are aware about these government schemes and the people from whom government has frame these schemes are taking advantage of these opportunities or not? The objective of the study is to know how much respondents are aware of the schemes from which how many have invested and how much benefit and satisfaction they received from it. The result reveals that most of the respondents are aware of the schemes, mostly have invested in the schemes and most of them benefited from these schemes and gain different level of satisfaction according to benefit they received


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Government Schemes, Awarness, Benefit, Satisfaction level, Pradham Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Sukaniya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), Pradham Mantri Amrutam Card Yojana (PMACY)

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  Paper Title: VAISHALI: PRACHIN AVAM VARTMAN

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009418

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  Title: VAISHALI: PRACHIN AVAM VARTMAN

  Author Name(s): Dr. Rajnikant

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3255-3256

 Year: September 2020

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Vishali: prachin avam vartman


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  Paper Title: ``HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY ON THE VERGE OF GAINING HEALTHY EDGE`` A STUDY ON CHANGING TRENDS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEVELOPMENT AND MODERNIZATION OF SPAS IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY.

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009417

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  Title: ``HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY ON THE VERGE OF GAINING HEALTHY EDGE`` A STUDY ON CHANGING TRENDS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEVELOPMENT AND MODERNIZATION OF SPAS IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY.

  Author Name(s): Dr.Atul Ramgade

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3249-3254

 Year: September 2020

 Downloads: 1485

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Abstract: Health and Fitness are becoming the most endearing words for the tourists in India these days, guests visiting hotels and resorts irrespective of their age or sex, are becoming conscious of maintaining their physical well-being. Today health and wellness have become more than a trend in the Indian hospitality industry. In current scenario spas and gyms are being revamped to meet the high aspirations of these health savvy travellers, todays Guests are taking charge of their health and well being and hospitality industry is also responding to them by facilitating with well-equipped fitness centers, pools, spas and Healthy Food, This paper showcases global market trends in health & wellness and its implications on the hospitality industry


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  Paper Title: LITERACY DIFFERENTIALS AMONG SCHEDULED CASTE AND GENERAL POPULATION IN PATNA DISTRICT: A BLOCK WISE STUDY

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009416

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  Title: LITERACY DIFFERENTIALS AMONG SCHEDULED CASTE AND GENERAL POPULATION IN PATNA DISTRICT: A BLOCK WISE STUDY

  Author Name(s): Chandeshwari Kumari

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3238-3248

 Year: September 2020

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Literacy Differentials among Scheduled Caste and General Population in Patna District: A Block Wise Study Chandeshwari kumari Research Scholar Department of Education Patna University, Patna 1542.chandeshwari@gmail.com Mb.No.- 7273860686 Abstract The paper shows the block wise literacy gap among General Population and scheduled caste population of Patna district. We know that level of education and literacy are basic indicators of the development achieved by a society. Growth in literacy rate is generally associated with important traits of modern civilization. Literacy plays an important role in the overall development of individuals ability to comprehend their social, political and cultural environment better and respond on it too. High levels of literacy and education leads to the great awareness and to contributes in improvement of economic and social conditions of their society. It acts as an accelerator for social upliftment enhancing the returns on investment made in almost every aspect of development effort, be it population control, health, hygiene, environmental degradation control, employment of weaker sections of the society. According to census 2011, literacy rate of the SCs in district was 52.76 % against the general population which was 70.68%. During the years 2001-11, Bihar has received 16. 82% Variation in literacy whereas, Patna district has received 7.78 % variation. This paper is based on the following objectives they are as follows: 1. Literacy rate is increasing. 2. Male Literacy is higher than the Female literacy rate in each block of Patna district. 3. Literacy growth of the scheduled caste is lower than the general population in each block 4. Literacy gap among General population & Scheduled caste is high There is a wide gap between General population and Scheduled caste in terms of income, standard of living, fertility and mortality, social parameters like education, age at marriage, family planning Programme, Superstition etc. Educational awakening is well refereed by the degree of literacy growth. Keywords: Literacy differentials, General Population, Scheduled Caste Population, Literacy Gap


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  Paper Title: MEASURING TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY OF INDIAN PRIVATE BANKS USING DEA BASED - CRR MODEL

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009415

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  Title: MEASURING TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY OF INDIAN PRIVATE BANKS USING DEA BASED - CRR MODEL

  Author Name(s): Dr. Leena S Shimpi, Saksham Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Bimal Jaiswal

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 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3234-3237

 Year: September 2020

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DEA based CRR model is a very effective non-parametric tool to find the technical efficiency of any organisation, termed as DMU. The present study uses DEA approach to estimate technical efficiency of five private commercial banks in India based on the data for the year 2018-19. Two of the five selected banks, HDFC bank and Kotak Mahindra bank, are found to be efficient (?=1). ICICI bank, Axis bank and Federal bank are found to be inefficient based on the variables selected for the present study. The major factor resulting in poor performance of all the three banks is mismanagement of fixed assets. In case of Federal bank it is found that the input- Deposits has under-performed. Findings of the study reveal that some portion of the bank�s inputs are freely disposed or lost. Thus for increasing the efficiency these banks must fully utilise their inputs to gain maximum output.


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  Paper Title: PURATATWA BIBHAG DWARA UPEKSHIT MITHILA KE PRAMUKH ETIHASIK STHAL

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  DOI Member: 10.6084/m9.doi.one.IJCRT2009414

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  Published Paper ID: - IJCRT2009414

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  Title: PURATATWA BIBHAG DWARA UPEKSHIT MITHILA KE PRAMUKH ETIHASIK STHAL

  Author Name(s): ALKA KUMARI

 Publisher Journal name: IJCRT

 Volume: 8

 Issue: 9

 Pages: 3230-3233

 Year: September 2020

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Puratatwa Bibhag Dwara Upekshit Mithila Ke Pramukh Etihasik Sthal


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