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Vol. 2 Issue IV June 2016

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1EMPOWERING RURAL PEOPLE THROUGH FINANCIAL INCLUSION: ANALYSIS OF PMJDY AS A TOOL FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH EAST INDIAMr. Spondon Borbora

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2IMPACT OF FOREIGN INVESTMENTS ON CORPORATE PERFORMANCE IN BANKING SECTOR IN INDIADr. P. Sri Ram
Pooja Kumari
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3A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DISK SCHEDULING ALGORITHMSSourabh Shastri
Anand Sharma
Prof. Vibhakar Mansotra 		Computer ScienceClick Here
4AN EVALUATING FRAMEWORK FOR ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HUMAN RIGHTSDr. A. D Gade
Mr. Ranjit Todkar
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5ENERGY CRISIS MANAGEMENT USING SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM IN KERALASharon Thomas
Merin Prakash
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6SUPREME COURT OF INDIA ON ARBITRAL TRIBUNALSudhir S. Kotwal

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7नयी सदी की प्रेरणादायी हिन्दी ग़ज़ल और गिरिराजशरण अग्रवालमृणाल शिवाजीराव गोरे

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8Kavya Lakshan or Champu Kavya ka SwaroopDr. Raju Rathor

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9‘RESISTANCE’ TO ‘REPRESENTATION’: CRITIQUING ACHEBEAN IDEA OF DECOLONIZATION THROUGH HIS ESSAYSDr. Vishal Bhadani

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10IMPORTANT THEORIES ON RACIAL ISSUESRajesh N. Sonkusare

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11TRANSLATING ODIA TEXTS INTO ENGLISH AND THE ISSUE OF UNTRANSLATABILITY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO RAKTA TIRTHA ERAM (ODIA, 1986)Janardan Mishra

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12THE SIGNIFICANCE OF NON- VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN OUR DAY TO DAY LIFEKasina Narsimhamurty
Mavidi Papinaidu
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13INTERPRETER OF MALADIES: A REFLECTION OF PAIN, LONELINESS AND SUFFERINGSuparna Banerjee

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14ARTICULATING LEARNING OBJECTIVES OF COURSES ON COMMUNICATION SKILLS: A MOTIVATING APPROACH FOR THE STUDENTS OF PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS TO ENRICH THEIR COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISHKaushik Trivedi

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15PORTRAYAL OF WAR AND VIOLENCE AND A CALL FOR PEACE IN THE KITE RUNNERDr. Mercy George
Amal Babu
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16RANGELANDS UTILISATION AND NOMADIC WOMENDr. Neeru Sharma
Komal Rakwal
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17A THEMATIC STUDY ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN IN SHASHI DESHPANDE’S NOVELSM. Sakthi Radha
Dr. S. Parvin Banu
Dr. M. Renuga 		EnglishClick Here
18Woman as the compulsive Alazon in Margaret Laurence’s The Diviners (1974) and Anita Desai’s Cry, the Peacock (1963)Dr. Chetna Gupta

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19THE PHANTASMAGORIC WORLD OF MOTHERS AS PORTRAYED BY RUSHDIEDr. Merily Roy

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20PSEUDO-ZEAL OF WORSHIPERS IN RABINDRANATH TAGORE’S ‘LEAVE THIS CHANTING AND SINGING’Kamalakar Baburao Gaikwad

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21CHILD LABOR AND EDUCATIONDr. A. Muthu Meena Losini

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22INTRODUCTION OF FABLES IN ACADEMIC CURRICULUMGeetha H

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