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Jan. 31, 2018
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MARATHI SAHITYATIL RAJKIYA KADAMBARICHA MAPANDAND
Nirmohi phadake and Dr. Sunil Ramteke
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940224
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Jan. 31, 2018
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GLOBAL WORMING LA UTTAR ECO VILLAGE
Madhav Gunvantrao and Savargave
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6969211
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जगभरात सध्या हवामान बदल आणि तापमान वाढीवर चर्चा केली जात आहे. जगभरातील अनेक ठिकाणी हवामान बदल, तापमान वाढ आणि शाश्वत जीवन यावर चर्चा करीत असताना विविध संकल्पना उदयास येऊ लागल्या आहेत. शहर केंद्रस्थानी ठेवून मनुष्याचा ओढ शहराकडे अधिक वाढला आहे. शहरांची लोकसंख्या जशी वाढत चालली आहे, त्याच तुलनेत तेथील समस्या अधिक वाढत आहेत. भौतिक सुविधांची रेलचेल असताना मात्र जीवन सुखकर होण्याऐवजी ते त्रासदायक आणि धोकादायक होत चालले आहे. त्यामुळे शहरापासून दूर गाव-खेड्याकडे आज पाहण्याची गरज आहे. त्यातूनच आता ‘ग्लोबल वार्मिंग’ लक्षात घेऊन खेडी समृद्ध करण्याची गरज आहे. या संकल्पनेतून ‘इको व्हिलेज’ ही संकल्पना आता विकसित होत आहे. सुंदर गाव, स्वच्छ,हरित गाव, पर्यावरण पूरक गाव आणि शाश्वत जीवन देणारे गाव आता गरजेचे आहे. त्यानुसार गावाला आता खऱ्या अर्थाने ‘इको व्हिलेज’ करण्याची गरज आहे.
Original Research Articles
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Jan. 25, 2018
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CORRELATION BETWEEN PUNCTUALITY AND SELF ACTUALIZATION AMONG B.ED. STUDENTS
Mr. Abhijeet M. Rajput And Dr. Aarti P. Sapkale
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6902007
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The aim of this research paper was to determine the correlation between Punctuality
and Self Actualization of B.Ed. students. Punctuality is said to be the soul of
business and there can be nothing more fundamental to the student’s life than
punctuality. Self Actualization reflects the intrinsic belief in the self .i.e. the overall
opinion and value of a person .Description survey method was adopted in this study.
This study revealed that the B.Ed. students are having a high level of Punctuality
and self actualization. Overall, the study concludes that, there is a significant
correlation between Punctuality and self actualization
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Jan. 26, 2018
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT & INDIAN ECONOMY : AN OVERVIEW
Dr. Rupali R. Shinde
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6937606
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Women empowerment is a debatable subject. Earlier women were getting equal
status with men. But they had faced some difficulties during post-Vedic and epic
ages. Many a time they were treated as slaves. From early twenty century (national
movement) their statuses have been changed slowly and gradually. In this regard,
we mentioned the name of the British people. After then, independence of India, the
constitutional makers and national leaders strongly demand equal social position of
women with men. Today we have seen the women occupied the respectable positions
in all the fields. Yet, they have not absolutely got free from some discrimination and
harassment of the society. A few number of women have been able to establish their
potentialities. Therefore, each and everybody should be careful to promote the
women statuses.
India has experienced rapid growth and development in the past years in many
spheres. This is deplorable considering the important role played by women in the
socio-economic growth of the country.
The Indian development model has yet to fully incorporate the important role played
by women for propelling the socio-economic growth of the country. Current
governments at state and central level must understand that no nation can progress
unless its women are given equal access to opportunities and adequate safety and
security. This Research paper discusses on women Empowerment, Its importance
and States the importance of women in Indian economy.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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REPORT OF STUDY ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Ms. A. Hidayathul Kamila. Dr (Mrs) Roshan Vasu Usapkar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6937648
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The gender based violence against women is the pervasive social belief system that
posits male superiority over women as natural and preferred. There exists a broad
based social belief that women are inferior and that it is their role to be subservient
to men. Despite various laws enacted in the country to counter the gender based
violence and to provide remedial measures to women, the number of crimes against
women has been on the increase. The beliefs of male domination and patriarchy
pervade so much of our society and its institutions, eradicating violence against
women will require changes at the fundamental levels of the society. These changes
must eliminate policies and practices perpetuated by the male dominated culture
that sexualize women as objects, demean their values, restrict their participation in
decision making, dehumanizing them with labels, control their rights over their own
bodies and marginalize and demean their presence. This study has been conducted
in the city of Tiruchirapalli where the domestic violence against women are in the
increasing trend. The study focused mainly on the physical violence meted out to
women.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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DIGITAL DIVIDE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS IN PERNEM TALUKA OF GOA: A GENDER BASED ANALYSIS
Dr (Mrs) Roshan Vasu Usapkar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj d6937690
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The term digital divide is used to describe the discrepancies between people who
have access to the use of new information and communication tools, and people who
do not have the resources and access to the technology. In this paper an attempt has
been made to find out whether digital divide exist among college students in Pernem
Taluka of Goa across gender. Analysis was done with the help of SPSS. However a
significant difference was noted across the gender with regards to the medium of use
of internet and the reasons or purpose of use of internet.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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A STUDY ON THE SITUATION OF MUSLIM WIDOWS AND PROPERTY RIGHTS IN SIVAGANGAI DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU
Ms. A. Hidayathul Kamila And Prof. N. Manimekalai
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6937712
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Human need to have the three basic rights namely food, cloth and shelter
guaranteed in any nation for that matter. If individuals are not ensured with such
basic needs, it is the failure of the State and the civil society. The women’s land and
housing rights in India are governed by the respective personal laws of the
respective religion. The women’s property rights are again determined by their
position in the family whether she is a daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother,
and daughter in law or a widow of the diseased person. The extent and magnitude of
property rights varies according to the religious laws. However, the laws are
discriminatory and do not give equal rights in property to women in general and
widows in particular across all religious groups. The customary practices also
curtail the access to property rights to women. The socio economic conditions of
widows also add up to the vulnerability. This paper explores the socio economic
conditions and vulnerability of widows among Muslim minority community and their
access to and control over property rights, particularly their basic right to have
shelter as Housing rights.
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Jan. 28, 2018
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INFLUENCE OF DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ON CONSUMERS' PURCHASE DECISION TOWARDS SIM CARDS : A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN RURAL & URBAN CONSUMERS’ OF WEST BENGAL
Dr. Debarun Chakraborty
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6937740
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The telecommunications industry in India was liberalized in the early 1990s, paving
the way for a significant influx of investments in the industry. Over the last decade,
this industry has experienced an exponential growth in subscriber base especially in
cellular mobile service sector causing the cellular mobile service sector to dominate
in overall telecommunications industry. Liberalization has led to increasing
competition and rapid technological advancements. This dynamic competitive
environment has resulted in increased attention being paid to customer acquisition
activities. On the other hand, customers are becoming more knowledgeable due to
the heightened marketing activities prevalent in this industryand this has resulted in
increasing demands of the customers for better service and more sophisticated value
added services. The comparative study has been conducted to find out the
information from the rural and urban consumers of West Bengal. SPSS 21 is
used to analyze the results. The researcher has used multiple regression method
to conduct the survey. 220 responses from both urban and rural areas have been
collected with the help of well structured questionnaire & Convenience Sampling
Method has also been used to choose the sample. The findings of the study reveals
that income is having a significant impact on both rural & urban consumers at the
time of purchasing a SIM card.
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Jan. 29, 2018
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ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES IN CLASSROOM USING ICT TOOL
Mrs. Bareen Shaikh And Mrs. Anupama Algannawar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938580
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Active learning engages students in learning, using activities such as reading,
writing, discussion, or problem solving, which promote analysis, synthesis, and
evaluation of class content. Student learning interest increases when active learning
methods are employed in the classroom. It improves student’s knowledge and
retention of material. Active learning engages students in two aspects – doing things
and thinking about the things they are doing. Use of technology tools and
multimedia helps enhance the atmosphere of the classroom. Different types of active
learning strategies such as group discussion, think-pair-share, flipped classroom,
brainstorms ideas etc can be implemented in in-class or out-class segment activity
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Jan. 27, 2018
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FIIS INVESTMENT AND INDIAN STOCK MARKET
Rahul B. Chauhan
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938622
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For making selection investment in India, one should be registered either as a
foreign institutional investor (FII) or as one of the sub-accounts of one of the
recorded FIIs. Both registrations are granted by the market regulator, SEBI.
Foreign institutional investors mainly consist of mutual funds, pension funds,
endowments, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, banks, asset
management companies etc. Foreign institutional investors and their sub accounts
can invest directly into any of the stocks listed on any of the stock exchanges. Most
portfolio investments consist of investment in securities in the primary and
secondary markets, including shares, debentures and warrants of companies listed
or to be listed on a recognized stock exchange in India. An FII registered as a debtonly
FII can invest 100% of its investment into debt instruments. Other FIIs must
invest a minimum of 70% of their investments in equity. The balance of 30% can be
invested in debt. Aims Of this paper are 1. To find out the impact of FII on Indian
capital market, 2. To determine the behaviour and trend of FII’s on Indians tuck
market, 3. To determine the factors the influence investment decision of FII’s, 4.To
find out the relationship between the FIIs investment and Indian stock market, 5. To
examine the correlation if any exists between the FII net equity flow and nifty, by
using Linear Regression & Correlation.
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Jan. 24, 2018
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ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCIENCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Mr. Sisaket Rattana And Dr. K. B. Praveen
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938652
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In the present study is about attitudes towards scienceand academic achievement
secondary school students. The population included grade students a total of 38
students (8 girls and 30 boys). The research instrument was the Persian translation
of the Science Education questionnaire. Results indicated that there is no significant
difference between boys and girls attitude towards of science secondary school
student. There is no significant difference between boys and girls academic
achievements of science secondary school students. There is no significant
relationship between attitude towards science and academic achievement.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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BRIDGING SKILL GAP IN HIGHER EDUCATION: CAN TECHNOLOGY HELP?
Dr. Anuradha Sindhwani
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938684
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Skill Gap is the difference in the skills required on the job and the actual skills
possessed by the employees. The skills gap is a complex issue, with lots of
disagreement about causes and solutions. As the world of work is rapidly growing
in terms of the advancement of science and technology, unprecedented demand for
better graduates has been created. However, the world of work often criticizes that
existing university curricula fall short to tackle the practical issues in the work field.
With 15 million youngsters entering the workforce each year, more than 75 per cent
are not job-ready. India will need 700 million skilled workers by 2022 to meet the
demands of a growing economy. This glaring imbalance, due to lack of technical
and soft skills, points towards the urgent and growing need to make young Indians
job-ready, focusing on young graduates to augment their employability.
Technical education plays a vital role in the development of the country’s human
resource by creating skilled manpower, enhancing industrial productivity and
improving the quality of life. This will help increase the availability of better talent
in the job market to be absorbed, as, in the current scenario, of the seven lakh
engineering students that graduate annually, merely seven per cent are fit for core
engineering jobs. What would also help is providing training in not just technical
skills but also soft skills or communication skills, preparing them to transform into
workers from students.
Revamping the education system can help bridge the talent gap staring at us,
especially at the college level, as it forms the first step into the professional world.
Colleges need to collaborate with industries to chalk out a curriculum that entails
and integrates technological education and advancements.
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Jan. 25, 2018
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BUDDHA AND HIS DHAMMA : DR. B. R. AMBEDKAR’ PERSPECTIVE
Yugendar Nathi
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938920
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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar is a well known intellectual and philosopher of world fame. His
is one of the best brains in the world of modern period. Being a staunch protagonist
of religion, he differed with who negotiate the necessity of religion in one hand, and
in various aspects with other religions except Buddhism in other. He is the revivalist
of Buddhism in India of modern period. It is not an exaggeration to say that
Dr. Ambedkar is the modern Buddha. He is the greatest scholar of modern period in
various disciplines in general, and of Buddhism in particular. This paper deals
about Dr. Ambedkar’s ideas on Buddha and his Dhamma i.e. his religion and a
comparison with other religions in brief. This also deals with the basic requirements
of a religion to fulfil and how Buddhism fulfils them and deals also with the
measures to be taken for spreading of Buddhism.
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Jan. 29, 2018
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SECURITY ANALYSIS OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR AUTHENTICATING VM TEMPLATE IN THE CLOUD
Mrs. Kavita Shinde And Mrs. Bareen Shaikh And Mrs. Sangeeta Borde
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938956
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There are number of cloud providers which lease VM Template but most
of the time the cloud consumers are concerned about the fact that the VM Template
in cloud which he/she is checking is authentic or not. To solve the issue raised by
many consumers about authentication of VM template in the cloud, we have
analyzed different cryptographic techniques with their working, advantages and
disadvantages over other techniques in this paper. There are number of variations of
each and every technique which is discussed in detail in our paper.
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Jan. 30, 2018
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STOCK SELECTION PREFERENCES OF INDIVIDUAL EQUITY INVESTORS IN KERALA
Dayana Jose And Gopikumar V
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6938990
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This study searches the stock selection preference of individual equity investors in
Kerala. The study put forward many important informations to investment advisors
about stock selection preference of equity investors in Kerala. The knowledge about
investors’ behavior helps capital market regulators to improve the regulatory
activities to protect the interest of investors .The study was conducted at various
branches of stock brokers in Kerala. The purpose of the study was to identify the
important stock attributes which influence the individual investors while taking
investment decisions. Five attributes with two levels each are selected for the study,
which includes Image of the firm with levels Companies from established groups
and Independent companies, News in media with levels Positive and Negative,
Expected stock return having levels Expected high long term return and Expected
high short term return, Price trend with levels Recently upward and Recently
downward and Recommendations with levels Analysts/Existing investors and
Neutral. These attributes have significance on stock selection behavior of individual
equity investors in Kerala. The study would help the companies to understand and
target the individual investors according to their preferences.
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Jan. 31, 2018
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IMPACT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS (NPAS) ON INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
Dr. Bhaskar Jangale
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939028
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Banks are the backbone of financial systems and play an important role in
economic development of the countries. Banks are the highest financial
intermediaries in our economy and therefore they always deserve careful study.
However, of late in general the bank’s position has become precarious. This is
mainly due to the high volume of Non-Performing Assets accumulated over the
years. Non-performing assets are those assets which are not able to service the
account by timely paying the interest charged as well as the installments agreed
upon to the bank and the assets condition is such that these do not cover the
outstanding balances in the account. This has a serious impact on the bank’s
profitability as well as the capital of the financing bank gets eroded. So far as the
public sector banks are concerned the government has to fund those banks in order
to keep those banks functioning. The Government as well as the Reserve Bank of
India has now been equipped to take stringent actions against those defaulting
borrowers and the steps are on. It is not an easy task as the securities charged to the
banks do not have buyers because of the prevailing marketing conditions. The banks
are expected to improve their pre sanction scrutiny of the credit proposal and should
strengthen the post disbu
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Jan. 27, 2018
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E-COMMERCE: AN INDIAN SCENARIO
Revati Ramrao Rautrao
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939065
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Exchange, business, commerce, trade etc., are the various areas of economic life of
human beings. This economic factor is possible through the natural human ability of
communication. Faster communication result into higher speed of business
transactions. Mankind has continuously tried to make business transactions easy
through science and technology. The outcome of this one the various modern
technologies named after its application and scope such as E-Commerce. EBusiness,
E-mail, E-brain, E-Culture and E-Governance and so on. One particular
form of that technology, the paper attempts to present is E-Commerce.
Efforts are made in this paper to probe into the evolution of E-Commerce and its
available definitions, areas of application and its significance. The paper also
reveals the Indian scenario regarding the employment, revenue, total market,
browsers, and age group. The E-Commerce though in embryonic stage in India, has
a very bright future.
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Jan. 26, 2018
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GANDHI AND NEHRU PERCEPTIONS ON INDIAN VILLAGE SOCIETY
Dr. B. Sudarshan
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939334
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The formal frame for institutional arrangement for rural reconstruction was
envisaged by the Balwanta Rai Mehata committee. The recommended arrangements
were expected to bring far-reaching socio-political changes in rural India, which was
imagined by diverse trajectories of thought in pre and post independent India. These
perspectives played a role in formulating plans of action for reconstruction of rural
India. The imagined world of rural India swung between two extremes of
romanticism and rejection. Looking in to those perspectives and arguments and
contestations woven around them will be appropriate. Dwelling on the earlier
debates on the nature and structure of village society and also on the arguments,
which range from building blocks of new India as basic units of governance to
viewing them as subjects of guided modernization by the state, will provide insights
to understand the nature of institutional building and the transformation potential of
those institutions.
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Jan. 30, 2018
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STRESS AND TIME MANAGEMENT AMONG THE POST GRADUATE STUDENTS IN KHAMMAM DISTRICT, TELANGANA – A STUDY
Dr. Gopi T And Dr.Sridhar Kumar Lodh
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939364
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Stress is common amongst students. You will still encounter unexpected troubles
that will rock your sanity Students entering colleges are at an obvious turning point
in their educational career. It is also a crucial phase in their life in which seeds for
their future are sown. The time span spent at this stage by them is both
psychologically and sociologically a very important period of his life. This period of
adolescence has been described as a time of 'Storm and Stress' as many physical and
psychological changes take place in the personality of the student.Moreover it is a
period of changes in Biological, Cognitive, Social and effective functioning. Puberty
involves dramatic endocrine changes that affect the internal and external structures
and functioning of the body. These biological changes may be negative or they may
be positive opportunities for adaptation depending primarily on how they perceive
the changes. It is a period of cognitive development where young people develop the
capacity to think about thinking and youth turn to others who are similar to
themselves to determine appropriate behavior. In other words, peers increase in
importance and to avoid social ridicule, most youth develop uniformity in
appearance and behavior. They are also ambitious by nature. They may have so '
many aspirations and desires to be fulfilled. Despite their best planning and efforts
they may not get the desired success. At times they find themselves in a state of utter
confusion and bewilderment. Adolescence is a dangerous period of time where
young people experience self organization and role confusion. For them, stress
mainly comes from academic tests, interpersonal relations, relationship problems,
life changes, and career exploration. Such stress may usually cause psychological,
physical and behavioral problems.
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Jan. 29, 2018
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WORK ETHICS OF EMPLOYEES OF SELECTED PRIVATE SECTOR COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT
B. Sivakumar And Dr.G. Rajendran
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939449
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Efficient management of human resource of a bank and work ethics of employees
will lead a banking company to great success, hence the researcher has made an
attempt to study selected aspects of work ethics of selected private sector banks in
Nagapattinam district of Tamilnadu state. The present study has been undertaken
with primary data collected from 150 sample respondents through questionnaire.
The researcher selected three private sector banks namely ICICI Bank, Axis Bank,
HDFC Bank in the study area and collected data from 50 respondents each from
each bank. The researcher applied percentage, mean and ranking method as
statistical tools for analyzing the data. The researcher analysed 11 aspects of work
ethics of employees in private sector banks in Nagapattinam districts of Tamilnadu
state. It is found from the study that optimum work load is present in private banks,
no monotonous job, since different types of works are allotted to employees, they
accept that there is high responsibility and accountability in private banking job. On
the other hands, the respondents are felt that working hours are not convenient and
they felt that there is high work than what they expected.
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Jan. 29, 2018
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SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM EFFECT OF GST
Dr. Bharat M. Pithadia
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939478
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Goods and Services Tax popularly known as GST is an Indirect tax. Goods and
Services Tax (GST) is most ambitious and biggest tax reform plan, which aims to
stitch together a common market by dismantling fiscal barriers between states. It is
a single national uniform tax levied across India on all goods and services. In GST,
all the indirect taxes will be subsumed under a single regime. This
researchpaperhighlightsinternational scenario, theShort Term and Long Term Effect
of GSTintheIndianTaxSystem
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Jan. 27, 2018
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HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE URBAN CO-OPERATIVE BANKS -AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
Revati Ramrao Rautrao And Dr. G. Gopalkrishnan
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939519
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In the broadest term, co-operation is basically an economic system with social
content and outlook. The concept of human resource development (HRD) in cooperative
sectors is a recent phenomenon. Hence, it has remained neglected in the
national psyche. Generally, co-operative institutions constitute to organizational
elements namely business enterprise, and social institutions signifying associations
of persons. The growth of non-agricultural co-operative sectors consists of two parts:
(a) State Co-operative Bank and (b) State Industrial Co-operative Bank. The State
Co-operative Bank federates District Central Co-operative bank at district level and
the State Co-operative Bank at level of city having linkage with the urban Cooperative
Banks primarily. Since March 22, 1996, Maharashtra State Urban Cooperative
Banks (apex Urban Co-operative Bank) has been affiliated to urban cooperative
banks and the employee’s co-operative credit societies, and the employees’
co-operative credit societies. State Industrial Co-operative Bank federates central
Industrial Co-operative Banks.
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Jan. 31, 2018
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STATUS OF MUSLIM EDUCATION IN INDIA: PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS
Kamruzzaman Mollah And Saradindu Bera
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939546
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The Indian Constitution is committed both to the idea of equality and to the
preservation, protection and assurance of rights of minorities. Education remains a
top priority in India and educating girls become further important in the country
where women constitute fifty percent of human resources and are playing a vital
role in shaping the economic, social, cultural and political fabric of the society. The
National Commission for Minorities in India has identified Muslims, Christians,
Sikhs, Buddhists and Parsees which constitute 20.22% of the total population of the
country as religious minorities, while Hindus are the majority group. Among these
various minorities, Muslims occupy an important position in Indian society. It has
also been reported that the dropout of the Muslim Students from schools and other
educational institutions is of higher rate. Female literacy among the Muslims is also
significantly low and this is one of the important reasons of ignorance and illiteracy
in Muslim community. It revels from the present study that Muslim community in
India is the most backward in terms of education as well as socio economic
condition. It makes clear that the vision of Muslims is not towards modern
education. The present study has identified the problems of Muslim’s education in
India and further address the proper suggestion and measures for improvement the
status of Muslim education.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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A STUDY ON LEARNING STYLES OF H.S. LEVEL STUDENTS OF DIBRUGARH DISTRICT
Dr. Smriti Rekha Phukan
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939584
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Learning style was considered as the ways or methods by which an individual
acquire learning. Effective teaching will not be taking place if it will not match with
the learning style of students. So, the researcher tried to study the learning style of
students studying at Higher Secondary (H.S.) level. The researcher used Felder and
Soloman Index of Learning Styles (1991) to study the learning style of students. The
findings of the study revealed that the H.S. level students of Dibrugarh district
preferred balance learning style in each of four dimensions of learning style (i.e.
active/reflective, sensing/intuitive, visual/verbal and sequential/global).
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Jan. 27, 2018
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A STUDY ON HRD ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN NATIONALISED BANKS OF MAHARASHTRA
Dr. Rupesh S Shah
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939605
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Present study is related with study of activites of Human resource development
practices implemented in the Nationalised banks of Maharashtra is in the form of
'ex-post-facto' and empirical research in its approach in which an effort is made to
study the HRD activiites carried out in banks
HRD activities are actions that has to be taken in development of organisation and
employees.It includes development of organisation, employees and increasing
efficiency of organisation. In this regard study was conducted regarding the
agreement of the branch managers to the eleven major actions of the HRD included
in the questionnaire.
Average score of each HRD activity for branch managers taken together were used
for the conclusions. It is good to notice that the overall combined average score of
all the 11 activities for branch managers was 4.21 indicating 84.2% degree of
agreement of the branch managers. Overall score values of all these activities
ranged from the lowest 4.06 and the highest 4.30 (from 81% to 86% degrees of
agreement
From this analysis, it could be inferred that the branch managers expressed their
very high degree of agreement for all the 11 activities of HRD included in the
questionnaire and as such all these activities were found highly relevant for HRD in
the nationalised banks.
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Jan. 26, 2018
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MERGING OF STATE BANK GROUP- ITS IMPACT ON ASSOCIATE BANKS AND ITS STAKE HOLDERS
Dr. G. Sabitha Srinivas
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939639
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Banking industry is undergoing unprecedented changes driven by consolidation by
means of mergers and acquisitions all over the world. To procure the benefit of
economies of scale, merging and acquisition has become one of the
principleobjectives of many banks. Merger of SBI with its 5 associate banks namely
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur (SBBJ), State Bank of Mysore(SBM), State Bank of
Travancore (SBT), State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH), State Bank of Patiala (SBP) and
BharatiyaMahila Bank took place on 1stApril, 2017 is the largest merger in history
of Indian Banking Industry.The merger had made State Bank of India one of the 50
biggest banks of the world. The study would enumerate the reasons why State Bank
of India (SBI) has been merged with its associate banks, its impact on its stake
holders. It also discusses the benefits to the customers and its associated banks
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Jan. 29, 2018
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EMPLOYMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND EDUCATION: NEW WAYS OF SUCCESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA
Nida Fatima
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939679
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The proposal of imparting entrepreneurship into education and its impact on
employment has spurred much enthusiasm in the last few decades. Putting this idea
into practice has however posed significant challenges alongside the stated positive
effects. Lack of time and resources, teachers’ fear of commercialism, impeding
educational structures, assessment difficulties and lack of definitional clarity are
some of the challenges practitioners have encountered when trying to infuse
entrepreneurship into education.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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A CORRELATION STUDY OF SPIRITUAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER
Dr. Poonam Sharma and Purnima Jain
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939768
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Teachers are the architects of the future.It is therefore,essentialthat teachers should
possess spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence.The present study aims to
investigate the relationship between spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence
of senior secondary school teachers of district Saharanpur.The teachers working in
senior secondary schools situated in district Saharanpur are constituted the
population for the present study.100 teachers were selected by adopting random
sampling technique.Mean and coefficient ofcorrelation were used for the statistical
analysis.Findingsrevealed that spiritual intelligence does not affect emotional
intelligence of senior secondary school male and female teacherts
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Jan. 28, 2018
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PERFORMING ART AS THE METHOD AND TECHNIQUE IN TEACHING AT PRIMARY SCHOOL LEVEL OF JORHAT DISTRICT, ASSAM (INDIA) - A CASE STUDY
Dr. Subhash Chandra Das
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939887
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Primary education constitutes a very vital part in the entire structure of educational
program. It is at this that the child starts going to a formal education. It means that
the child comes directly from home to primary school and has many adjustments.
Primary education is that education which is given between 6-14 years age. Primary
education is often considered to be the first stage of the entire super structure of
educational set up in India. It is primary education which helps in removing mass
illiteracy, thus making the most significant contribution to the efficient functioning
of democratic institutions. On 26th January, 1950 when India was declared a
Republic, the Article 45 of Directive Principles of State Policy was finally accepted.
The state shall make an endeavor to provide within a period of ten years from the
commencement of the constitution, for free and compulsory education for all
children until they complete the age 14 years. But it was not possible for a long time.
It is good that the Government of India has passed the Right of Children to Free and
Compulsory Education Act-2009, which is popularly known as ‘RTE Act-2009’.
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Jan. 28, 2018
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A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOGICAL MATHEMATICAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN MATHEMATICS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Dr Renuka Sonny L R And Miss Karthika Sivadas
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939927
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“Anything that is worth teaching can be presented in many different ways. These
multiple ways can make use of our multiple intelligence” - Howard Gardner
Intelligence is the ability to solve problems or to create products that are valued
within one or more cultural settings. Everyone likes intelligent, smart, efficient and
well adjustable human beings. Everyone has intelligence or combination of
intelligence in a particular level.
Gardner set about studying intelligence in a systematic multidisciplinary and
scientific manner, drawing from psychology, biology, neurology, sociology,
anthropology, arts and humanities. This resulted in the emergence of his theory of
multiple intelligence.
According to Gardner, there are biological and cultural bases for multiple
intelligences. Accepting Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligence has several
implications for teachers in terms of classroom instruction. The theory sates that
all eight intelligence are needed to productively function in the society. Since all
children do not learn in the same way. Therefore an educator creates an
intelligence profiles for each students to properly assess the child’s progress.
Mathematics is a subject that consist of two aspects, namely knowledge and skills.
In knowledge, there is much in mathematics that one simply has to know and
therefore has to learn, for example, many terms, definitions, symbols and
theorems. In skills, there are many things in Mathematics that the learner must
learn to do like, for example, the skills of counting, of adding and subtracting, of
multiplication and division. Learning mathematics is a means of developing
logical and quantitative thinking abilities.
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Jan. 24, 2018
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Mewatis Under The Mamluk Dynasty
Pankaj Dhanger
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939941
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The establishment of the Sultanate and its capital at Mehrauli (South Delhi), which
was one of the most important cities of that time, affected the Meos, being seen by
them as the appropriation of Meo land. Not surprisingly, their raids were incursions
into the new capital, affecting traders, pilgrims, and the water carriers at the city's
major sources of water. The concentration of Meo Settlements when they forge their
presence onto the pages of history in the mid-thirteenth century is in the region
South of the capital called Mewat. Mewat derives its name from the ferocious
Mewati.1 In the mid-thirteenth century they inhabited settlements around the
periphery of Delhi, in the Siwalik hills (in the contemporary state of Haryana),
Bayana, and in the Kohpaya.2 The Kohpaya includes Bharatpur, Dholpur, and a part
of Jaipur and Alwar that Stretches up to Ranthambhor.3 This became the heartland of
Meo resistance against the Sultans of Delhi
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Jan. 27, 2018
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MEWATIS UNDER THE MAMLUK DYNASTY
Yugendar Nathi And Dr. B. Sudarshan
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939961
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Democracy is a form and a method of Government whereby revolutionary changes
in the social life are brought about without bloodshed - Ambedkar
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar was a prominent political thinker of our times. His political
philosophy associates with the grand political streams such as liberalism,
conservatism, Marxism and communitarianism. At the same time he differentiates
himself with these dominant political traditions in his own authentic and indigenous
way. Ambedkar’s philosophy is essentially ethical and religious. For him, social
precedes the political. Social morality is the central to his political philosophy. His
conception of democracy internalizes the principles of equality, liberty, and
fraternity in its true spirit. For him, democracy was the end and the means of this
ideal. It was the end because he ultimately considered democracy as coterminous
with the realization of liberty, equality and fraternity. At the same time, democracy
was also the means through which this ideal was to be achieved. Ambedkar says:
“Democracy is not a form of government, but a form of social organization. The
roots of democracy are to be searched in social relationship, in terms of the
associated life between the people who form the society”. This paper will discuss
about Dr. Ambedkar’s political philosophy with special reference to democracy
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Jan. 25, 2018
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DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION WAY TO ENSURING ALL STUDENT’S MASTERY OF ACADEMIC STANDARDS
Dr. Sanjay J. Nimbalkar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939979
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(The present study was conducted to find out effectiveness of differentiated
instructions in teaching of environmental studies in primary school. The study has
provided an opportunity for researcher to work with school teacher in developing
differentiated instructions and used developed material in teaching learning
process. A sample of 60 students were selected from third standard of Mararhi
medium school through purposive sample technique from Bhivandi area.
Experimental method was used in present study. The study revealed that
differentiated instructions was very much beneficial for students to achieved
mastery on the subject . Majority of Students having opinion that the this type of
instructions created interest in the studies. The result revealed in the study indicated
that learning using differentiated instructions contribute significant increase in
academic achievement of students to compare to traditional method)
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Jan. 24, 2018
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A STUDY ON USAGE OF SHARPE’S SINGLE INDEX MODEL IN PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION W.R.T NSE IT INDEX
Prof. Raghavendra S Bendigeri
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6939989
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Portfolio management is a vital aspect of decision making process for any investor.
It is crucial for the investor to take a call as to where to invest and how much to
invest. The present study focuses on constructing the optimal portfolio with the help
of Sharpe Single Index model. Sharpe Single index model uses various inputs such
as excess return to beta ratio, unsystematic risk, market return and variance etc to
construct the optimal portfolio. In present study, portfolio is constructed from IT
stocks of NSE IT Index. Montly data is collected from Ten IT companies of NSE IT
for the time period of One Year from December 2016 to November 2017. Out of 10
stocks, 5 stocks are selected for investing namely MindTree (32.127%), Infibeam
(4.30%), KPIT (17.761%), OFSS (26.117%) and Wipro (19.691%)
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Jan. 28, 2018
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INFLUENCE OF SANSKRIT IN T.S. ELIOTS - WASTELAND
Dr. Seemen Mahmood
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940005
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Indian influences are scattered everywhere in the work of the British
poet,critic,dramatist T.S.Eliot Eliots interest in Indian thought came large though
the influence of his teachers at Howard. The most important influence in Eliots
Howard days seems to have been Irving Babbitt whose thoughts were based upon
the study of Pali manuscript. The most important influence in Eliot's Harvard days
seems to have been Irving Babbitt whose "system of thought was based upon the
study of the Pali manuscripts, the earliest authentic Buddhist documents." Eliot later
commented that in Babbitt he found not merely a tutor, "but a man who directed my
interests, at a particular moment, insuch a way that the marks of that direction are
still evident." After studying for one year in Paris which was a centre of Sanskrit
studies Eliot back at Howard in Sept 1911, studied ancient Hindu literature and
scriptures for two year under the guidance of Charles Layman and also applied
himself to the reading of Patanjali, Yoga Suthas under James Wood. A reading of
T.S. Eliots poetry reflects the contribution and influence of the ideas and wisdom of
ancient India. In his poetry references may be found to the Vedas, the Upanishad,
the Bhagwat Gita, Patanjali Yoga Suthas and Buddhist literature.
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Jan. 27, 2018
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THE INFLUENCE OF VIVEKANANDA’S PHILOSOPHY ON EDUCATION AND WORLD THOUGHT
Dr. D. Rita Suguna Sundari
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940083
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Human being is superior to other animals because he is educable. Animals can be
trained but human beings can be educated. Education starts from the birth of a child
and continues till his death.
The English word ‘Education’ has come from the combination of two Latin words.
One is ‘Educare’ that means to drawing out or to bring up or to leading out or to
train or to mould. And the other word is ‘Educatum’ that means act of teaching i.e. it
throws light on the principles and practice of teaching. The word ‘Educatum’ is
synonymous with instruction. On the other hand the word ‘Educare’ is synonymous
with development of the latent possibilities or faculties of the child. The function of
education is to draw out rather than put in.
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Jan. 28, 2018
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WEB BASED INSTRUCTION FOR PSYCHOMOTOR DOMAIN: A NEED FOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Mandeep Kaur
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940096
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In the present scenario, we are moving from knowledge society to wisdom society in which individual must be equipped with the skills, abilities and competencies of applying knowledge in a practical way rather than having formally education. But this is not possible in conventional setup of teaching as it is not providing the platform to develop higher order skills abilities. Teachers teach in vacuum and are more concerned with cognitive domain. But in the digital age where e-resources are easily accessible to everyone, developments in web based instruction have provided both teachers and students with a wide variety of teaching/learning alternatives that will extend the educational boundaries beyond the traditional four walls of the classroom. Web based instructional package not only supports for cognitive learning, but also facilitates learning in other domains of Bloom taxonomy. Such type of packages may help in developing skilled oriented individuals which is the need of the hour
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Jan. 28, 2018
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NAKSHALVAD KARANE VA UPAY
Prof. Dinesh Khandare
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6969229
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Jan. 29, 2018
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ASSESSING LIFE SKILLS OF PROSPECTIVE TEACHER
Dr. Harneet Billing
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940112
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In the growing complexities of life, an individual needs to be equiped with life skill
so that they are able to face the stress of the life and adjust to the everchanging world around.
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Jan. 24, 2018
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DR. BALASAHEB VIKHE PATIL YANI SURU KELELYA SHAISHANIK SOYEE SUVIDHANCHA ABHYAS
Bhosale Sachin and Dr. Chandrakant Baviskar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6969235
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Jan. 23, 2018
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WEALTH MANAGEMENT IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES
Dr. Sumati Sidharth And Dr. Prabha Singh
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940155
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Jan. 28, 2018
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CLASSROOM CULTURE :THE HIDDEN CURRICULUM
Dr. Vini Sebastian
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940178
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In 1930s sociologists began to think about school culture and its importance. It was in 1970s that educationists linked it with student’s achievement. Ron Edmonds the father of “effective schools” movement regarded safe and orderly climate conducive to learning. Deal and Peterson went beyond the safe climate to understanding the school culture. The school culture reflects the vision and mission of the school which in turn reflects the practices in the society. The study stresses on the importance of societal culture being translated in the school via the students in the classroom. Therefore it is necessary that every teacher perceives the congruence of societal culture, school culture and the classroom culture. The study focuses upon the perceptions of student teachers in B.Ed. colleges receiving inputs and training on their teaching skills as well as their responsibilities towards society. The results show that the congruence is average which itself poses a question that what teachers need to do which could lead to high congruence.
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Jan. 29, 2018
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VARGAVATARANATIL NAVPRAVAH
Borigavkar Jayant Shankar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940196
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Jan. 27, 2018
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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF TASGAON URBAN COOPERATIVE BANK
Manikrao D. Patil
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940196
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The Co-operative movement was started in India to ameliorate the condition of that cooperation offers a solution to the difficulties but also by the town man in regard to credit as well as other aspects of his business and like. The Mac Lagan Committee on Cooperation pointed out as early as 1915 that, “Urban Credit Societies may serve useful purpose in training the upper and middle classes to understand ordinary banking principles”. In 1931 the Central Banking Enquiry Committee recommended that, “limited liability of cooperative societies generally known as urban banks should be established wherever necessary facilities and conditions exist for the benefit of middle classes of the population. We do not see any objection to special societies for salary earners if these societies are looked upon as thrift societies for collecting and investing the savings of their members. The duty of these urban banks should be to try to do for the small trader, the small merchant and the middle class population as like what the commercial banks are doing for the big trader and the big merchant.” Urban Cooperative Banks have a prestigious place in the Cooperative Credit Structure. These banks in our country have been started and promoted by the corporate without government assistance.
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Jan. 28, 2018
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CONSEQUENCE OF OXIDANT TO MONOMER RATIO ON POLYPYRROLE CONDUCTIVITY
A. A. Nimbekar
DOI : 10.5281/amierj.6940206
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In this work, we have synthesized conducting Polypyrrole by Chemical oxidative polymerization of pyrrole monomer using FeCl3 (ferric chloride) as oxidant for five different oxidant to monomer (O/M) ratios. Characterization of conducting polypyrrole was done using FTIR and conductivity measurement. The FTIR spectra confirmed the expected structure of the polypyrrole. The electrical conductivity was measured using a four-probe method. It was found that the electrical conductivity of the polypyrrole was chiefly dependent on the O/M ratio. It is observed that conductivity increase with O/M ratio and saturates at ratio 2.5