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PUNE RESEARCH WORLD 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

( ISSN  2455 - 359X  ONLINE )  (JIF 3.02)

 VOLUME 2 , ISSUE - 3  (SEPT  TO NOV 2017)

DR. C. K. MUTHUKUMARAN & P. GOWRISANKAR

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There have been a few investigations identified with benefit measurement of the banks. Not very many of them have been led in private banks. The present paper gives observational proof to find out the suggestion benefit measurement and its effect on clients' fulfillment over the chose clients of private banks in Trichy, Tamilnadu state. Information was gotten from 250 clients. Results demonstrate that administration measurements do continuously make affect on clients' fulfillments as may be normal. Out of the 5 parts of the administration inspected, just 3 perspectives, to be specific Tangibility, unwavering quality and responsiveness were essentially connected with clients' fulfillment. When all is said in did, comes about show the level of high fulfillment levels that exist among clients of chose private banks in Trichy, Tamilnadu state.

Key Words: Bank, Reliability, Responsiveness, Service quality and Tangibility.

DR. YOGESHCHANDRA K. BAROT

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The present study was undertaken to study the occupational VS in Headmasters of secondary schools in Andhra Pradesh. The Sampale of the study consisted of 120 headmasters randomly selected ft, pm the total population of 600 headmasters of Granted and private secondary schools hailing from Banasmkantha district of Gujarat. In order to assess the occupational stress of the Headmasters, the Occupational Stress Inventory developed by Osipow and Spokane (1986) was administered The data was analyzed by using Mean, Standard Deviation and t-test. It was found that there was significant difference between Granted and private secondary school Headmasters with regard to their occupational stress. Finally, suggestions for further studies were discussed. 

PALLAVI PRASHANT NIKHARE & DR. PRAMOD BOTRE

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In all type of services provided by professionals Medical Services are considered to be of great importance as it is directly connected with human life. Doctors get high respect in the society all over the world. In India doctors are treated like God. No wonder healthcare sector is a rapidly expanding sector all over the world. Investments made in this sector are increasing on a large scale. But with expanding market for this sector the number of cases related to medical negligence is also increasing day by day. Increasing medical negligence cases against doctors and hospitals is changing the image of doctors everywhere in the world. Various laws are applicable for redressal of such cases in every country. The proceedings and form of redressal is different in every country of the world. The present paper aims to analyse the concept of medical negligence and understanding various laws practiced in various countries in connection with medical negligence.

Key words- Medical Negligence, Consumer Protection, Duty of care, Deficiency in care, Criminal Negligence, Burden of Proof, Law of torts

DR. NIKI MALHOTRA

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In the Indian context, liberalization is not so much a process of freeing trade as one of camouflaging persecution of the peasantry. Similarly, globalization does not mean access to the world community but rather marginal softening of the tyrannical system of ‘Indian preference liberalization may have on producers, consumers and the economy.

Keywords – Liberalization persecution, peasantry, globalization, tyrannical

DR. TOTAWAD NAGNATH RAMRAO

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Pinjar is one of the best novels written by Amrita Pritam. The novel Pinjar is based on the theme of partition of 1947; Amrita Pritam has closely observed the dark and violent atmosphere of partition in her college days in Lahore University. The novel Pinjar means a Skelton in Punjabi is the best description and picture of the torments, struggles, violence, murders, and rapes and so on. The division of India into two states India and Pakistan was a dark time in the world’s history. The novel and film Pinjar (of the same title) discusses and shows the loss of people at both sides. It is about the loss of humanity and the ultimate surrender to the fate.

AMRITANSH MISHRA

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Privatization increases profitability and efficiency in both competitive and monopolistic sectors. Full privatization has a greater impact than partial privatization and monopolistic sectors shows an increase in profitability that is higher than the component explained by increases in productivity, which reflects their market power. From the macroeconomic perspective, no conclusive evidence can be drawn, but the trends are favorable.­ The microeconomic evidence extremely supports this implication. Country specific data and cross-country data show that privatized firms improve their profitability after the sale, even controlling for macroeconomic and industry specific factors. This result is strengthen to different definitions of the profitability indicator, and holds different market structures. Deregulation policies have been shown to speed up the convergence process of firms to industry standards. Partial privatization has a lower effect on profitability when compared with full privatization.

Key words: Microeconomic, Public ownership, Political perspective, Managerial Perspective, Infrastructure.

RAGHAVENDRA RASTOGI

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Global Environment is very critical situation in whole world. Many countries are suffering with this situation. In present time this is the age of modern era. Everyone is connected with hi-tech technology. Although the inventions are very good for human being but it is harmful for health and wealth too. Now a days human being is going to be modern in such a way that they are destroying the natural thing. Although food, clothes and daily needs are forming in artificial thing. Readymade cloths, food is easy to use at random but actually it is harmful for health. Many products of cosmetic are harmful for skin but people use it. So there are many things for daily use if people don’t use or ignore them so there can be a good condition of globe. People have to prevent to use some waste things for making better global environment. On national and international level world health organization (W.H.O.) have to pay attention about global environment. These authorities should survey in every field for finding feedback. Due to this the authority can get the idea about development and where to improve and modifications. The rule and regulation should be follow strictly about all the active organization related to every field.

Keywords:- human being, global environment, people. 

NUPUR SONY

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To Adam Smith , the philosopher of market forces,‘ the consumer is the sole end and purpose of all production and the interest of the producers ought to be attended to only so far as it may be necessary for promoting that of the consumers’. With the market forces gaining  momentum and the National Economics of the world coming together for greater collaboration , the Consumer is emerging as the kingpin. But at the present time the consumer finds himself as a victim of many unfair and unethical tactics adopted in the market  place . Moreover he can’t have recourse to court litigation as it is expensive and protracted. Hence a consumer needs protection from the deceptive business practices and as it is a social injury so he needs legal protection. Over the years consumer rights laws in this country have  developed to afford consumers with a range of protections and Consumer protection Act 1986 is among one of the most important defence for them. Since we all are consumer of one  thing/service or another, so we all are bound to get affected by it.Consequently consumer protection has become a serious concern of the society  and we have to devise different mechanisms for safeguarding the consumer  rights. The objective of my research paper  is to provide a critical and objective analysis of the national legal protections endowed to the consumers with a view to address the issue of consumer protection by linking it up with the consumer education. I believe that my research paper would positively help in making the consumer more informed, self-determined, critical, and responsible and in building a fairer, and safer  society for the consumers.

Key Words : Consumers rights ,  Legal protection , Mechanisms , Consumer education

DR. M. JULIAS CEASAR & N. SHYLAJA

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Satisfaction (often abbreviated as CSAT, more correctly CSat) is a term frequently used in marketing. It is a measure of how products and are services supplied by a company to meet or surpass expectation. Satisfaction measures how well the expectations of a concerning a product or service provided by the company have been met.The degree of satisfaction provided by the goods or services of a company as measured by the number of repeat customer is satisfaction.  Satisfaction is an abstract concept and involves factors such as the quality of the product, the quality of the service provided, the atmosphere of the location where the product or service is purchased, and the price of the product or service. Business units often use satisfaction surveys to gauge satisfaction. Which are used to gather information about satisfaction.

DR. C. K. MUTHUKUMARAN & G. PRASANNA

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The idea of "mark picture" has drawn huge consideration from scholastics and experts since it was advanced, on the grounds that it drives an essential part in promoting exercises. Despite the fact that brand picture was perceived and endorsed as the main impetus of brand resource and brand execution, few investigations have expounded on the connection between mark picture and brand value. The Based on the brand picture speculations, this investigation looked into over all surviving examinations about the effect of brand picture on purchaser from view of client value. It is additionally clarified the inadequacies of ebb and flow inquire about and called attention to the patterns for future examination.

Keywords: Brand Image, Customer Equity, Consumer Behavior and purchaser observation. 

MADHUSUDANA P. N.

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The novel ‘Bhava’ has a spiritualist motif which is a strong recurrent  motif in the literature of Dr. U R Ananathmurthy, by and large. The quest for the meaning and origin,  liberation from  “Bhava’   (existence) ,   ambition to reach a state of being free from egotism,  are his persistent themes . But in his earlier works, they were overshadowed by more burning social issues like cultural, fiscal, political topics. One may question whether the emotional  twitching  of Jagannatha and Krishnegowda was just politically motivated or was it spiritual?  Similarly, did Keshava and Stuart in “Clipjoint” merely crave for a change in the lifestyle?   They were not explicitly categorized as  purely extremely personal, social, political, or spiritual feelings.  One would manifest within the other or all would give a synergic effect.  ‘Bhava’ does not seem to have such an intensity of complexity and ambition.  It is a very simple narrative.  It has a most unusual feature, atypical of U R Ananthamurthy, where the narrative   gives  prominence to the  chain of events, and chance of coincidence.  It has an effort to stringing together  all the strands of the story at the end. Constituting the scattered images and strands is the prime task of the  story . The author seems to present a narrative that is free from the intrigues of society and politics which is purely humane. He seems to suggest that the intrigues are not important, rather, what is important is the way in which we live our daily lives.

DR. K. BHARATHI RAJ

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Victory song is the novel which does not deal with the theme of immigrant experience of South Asian Women like Chitra Divakaruni most of the novels but about the independence struggle of India before 1940s. Even though it deals with the independence struggle, it can be focused as a feminist novel too since Divakaruni gives importance to the suppression of Indian women by means of family and culture. This novel displays the predicament of Indian women.

DR. SUDHEENDRA RAO L. N. & VENKATESH PRASAD B. G.

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This Research Article analyses the various challenges which are emerging in the field of HRM. The managers today face many challenges like globalization, technological advances and changes in the political and legal environment, Changes in Information technology. The main challenge of HRM is to attract and retain talented employees. It also suggests how to overcome these challenges and keep managers equipped with whole new ideas and efforts to cope up with the new challenges of HRM. These HRM challenges can be overcome through cross cultural training, technical and informational training and motivation of employees through various methods. 

Keywords: HRM, Changing role of HRM, workforce diversity, HR challenges

KAMALAKAR BABURAO GAIKWAD

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Nathaniel Branden (b.1930) “the father of the self-esteem movement”, is a renowned Canadian-American Psychotherapist and writer. He is basically known for his contribution to the psychology of self esteem. Branden especially focused on developing his own psychological theories and modes of therapy. His famous works are: The Psychology of Self Esteem (1969), The Six Pillars of Self Esteem (1994) and My Years with Ayn Rand (1999). In this essay, the researcher’s attempt is to investigate the definition of self esteem, positive (healthy) and negative self esteem, various pillars and urgent need to possess self esteem. It helps us to face the challenges in life courageously. In present era, self esteem has gained a crucial significance in complex, challenging and competitive world. Through this research paper, the researcher has made sincere efforts in removing misconceptions about self esteem. In fact, self esteem works as a spiritual guide. It directly projects the reflections of happiness in our life.  

Key Words: Self Esteem, types, pillars, spiritual guide, reflections of happiness, competent to cope, self- reinforcing, self- concept, self-trust, self-reliance, initiative, adaptiveness, destiny etc.

DR. D. PARAMESHWARI

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The different genres of ‘Islamicate’ films show a variety of clothing that is regarded as appropriate for muslims to wear in the Mughal court, in the Courtesans ‘Kotah’ and on the streets of Hollywood, seen in the films of Valentino and of Douglas Fair banks Jr and the Cecil B. deMille Biblical epics, while the historical drew on historical documents and both drew on art , chromolithography and theatre.

DR. SANDEEP KUMAR SHARMA

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The cultural loss and tension faced by the heroes of Naipaul underlines to some extent their exiled or displaced status, their inability to belong anywhere, be it the black or the white world. The theme of colonial history presents the trauma of the West Indians, their status as cultural hybrids, coupled with their inability to believe in their own power, thus turning them into colonial heroes created by oppression and dominance. Naipaul, in his fiction and non-fiction has been lamenting the facts of illiteracy among the Caribbeans. The non-person status  of the slave crystallized by the colonial system is obviously manifested in all areas of experience. Naipaul has continued to portray the individual situation in different nations and landscapes. He is intensely interested in what happens to the individuals in a colonial set-up. Naipaul's treatment of character in colonial literature marks a significant change, his fiction opens a new phase characterized by a sense of loss, of an identity prematurely crushed by being derived from a culture that oppresses it.

Key Words: Colonialism, Oppression, Homelessness, Brutality, Third World

DR. SANDEEP KUMAR SHARMA

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In the nineteenth century, poetry began to be regarded as non-propositional, an expressive mainly of feeling and independent of truth as known scientifically, and thus having an intrinsic value in itself. There are, however, several links between Keats and the present day, which enable one to study his imagery very closely indeed. In the first place, Keats' poetry is more concrete. sensuous and less transitory than that of the other Romantics. There are, however, several links between Keats and the present day, which enable one to study his imagery very closely indeed. Keats' odes are not of this fashion as they are exceedingly sensuous, their images are concrete, which makes his odes have many layers of images, each reflecting the other until the internal organic quality of one of the odes is like that of a room of mirrors. His poetry probes beyond the mere verbal level of language and there can be no exaggeration to say that very few poem of the other Romantics have the power of synaesthesia which the odes of Keats possess.

 Key Words:     Images, Sensuous, Romanticism, Nature.

अमोल दिनकर गायकवाड

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प्रा. रमेश काशिराम शेंडे

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डॉ. राजकमल सरोहा

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