aijrrlsjm Vol 6 Issue 8aerfpublications2022-02-13T17:16:02+00:00
AIJRRLSJM
VOLUME 6, ISSUE 8 (2021, AUGUST)
(ISSN-2455-6602) ONLINE
ANVESHANA’S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN REGIONAL STUDIES, LAW, SOCIAL SCIENCES, JOURNALISM AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICE
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OWNERS PERCEPTION OF RICE MILL INDUSTRY
 | Paper TitleOWNERS PERCEPTION OF RICE MILL INDUSTRYAbstractThe study attempts to analyses the profile of rice mill owners in Miryalaguda division in Nalgonda district. The sample selection is purposive sampling method and sample size determine on basis of rice mills density. In this study took ten rice mills. In this study used variable, place of the rice mill, age, gender, education, income, category, religion, activity of rice mills and source of funds. KEYWORDS : Rice Mill, Age, Gender, Education and Income
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URBAN POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMMES IN INDIA -A CASE STUDY OF HYDERABAD
Dr.B.Amarender Reddy & Damera Rajender
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 | Paper TitleURBAN POVERTY REDUCTION PROGRAMMES IN INDIA -A CASE STUDY OF HYDERABADAbstractDisplacement of human populations from natural environments has a variety of socioeconomic consequences, as well as a negative impact on human security. The government\'s use of violence to acquire land has recently been witnessed, and this has become an increasing practise in the name of development. The push for land acquisition in the name of modernization and development has sparked widespread demonstrations by communities impacted by major development projects around the country. The emphasis on economic issues has shifted away from social and cultural matters, which may prove to be critical in forging new connections and networks in the new environment. Compensations, resettlement, and rehabilitation promised by the concerned department or the state, on the other hand, are frequently not carried out as intended. Displacement is considered as a necessary evil in order to build industries, infrastructure, such as dams, mining, roads, and power plants, all of which are meant to serve the \"better good.\" KEYWORDS : Poverty, Urban, Reduction, Programmes and India
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ANALYSIS ON IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR TELENGANA STATE
 | Paper TitleANALYSIS ON IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR TELENGANA STATEAbstractTelangana State is the 29th State of India. It borders Maharashtra state on North West, Karnataka on West and Andhra Pradesh State on East and South. The region has an area of 276.96 lakh acres and a population of 350.04 lakhs as per 2011 census. The state is 11th largest State in the country in terms of area and 12th largest in population. Majority of the population in the state is in rural areas and mainly dependent on Agriculture for livelihood. The Government initiatives have in general reflected in Agriculture growth in the state, and has been driven by increased crop production. Paddy production increased by 29.9% from the year 2019-20 to 2020-21. This has helped to make the state as national leader in paddy production. Cotton production has increased accounting for 29.4% of areas sown in 2020-21, as per 2nd advance estimates. Consequently, state has emerged as the second largest cotton producing state in the country. Accordingly, the Gross Value Added (GVA) Output of the state from agriculture and allied sector during the year 2020-21 grew by 20.9% (and the whole crop production share of GVA in agriculture is 42.98%), one of the highest growth rates in India and significantly greater than India’s GVA agriculture growth of 3%. Despite the COVID-19 h a v o c , t he agriculture sector was leastdisrupted by growth in output between 2019-20 and 2020-21 (Source: Telangana, Socio economic outlook 2021). Thus it is not surprising that most of the current debate is focused on technical issues regarding whether and to what extent globalization has increased world poverty rather than on understanding how globalization affects the poor. KEYWORDS :
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A STUDY ON GREEN MARKETING PRACTICES OF SELECT FMCG
 | Paper TitleA STUDY ON GREEN MARKETING PRACTICES OF SELECT FMCGAbstractThe current paper centers around concentrating on the way of behaving of shoppers towards Green FMCG Products and figuring out the number of individuals that are changing from non green portion to greener section and what is the explanation for their buy and what rouses them. An essential report has been completed to figure out the view of customers towards green items. Because of expanding mindfulness about Green FMCG Products individuals are moving towards greener fragment showing worry towards climate and their loved ones. We are worried about ecological issues now like never before. Air contamination, plastic in seas, an unnatural weather change, and food squander all are among the significant dangers, making us stress and consider being kinder to the planet. On the side of ecological wellbeing, millions have started buying socially mindful items notwithstanding their greater expense. Holding the pattern, organizations are going to a showcasing methodology that assists with snaring such customers in, tending to their social obligation and, hence, impacting their buying choices. There are many kinds of showcasing, yet this procedure is known as green promoting. KEYWORDS :
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A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING PARTICIPATION OF PEOPLE IN MGNREGA
Dr. D. Sucharitha
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 | Paper TitleA STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING PARTICIPATION OF PEOPLE IN MGNREGAAbstractIf a development program does not include everyone, it is incomplete. Whatever rural development initiatives India has implemented since its independence, the majority of them were women, and a significant minority did not participate. There have been a few extraordinary projects of the public authority of India, reserved for the government assistance of ladies, especially from the more fragile segment of the general public and abandoned or penniless as well as widows. These were mostly in education, nutrition, population control, health care, and other areas. Nevertheless, the results of those programs did not significantly reach the intended population, typically due to stakeholders\' lack of involvement. The current study focuses on the factors that influence or cause individuals to participate in the MGNREGA. KEYWORDS :
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WORK LIFE BALANCE PRACTICES FOR WOMEN EMPLOYEES IN IT ORGANIZATIONS IN TELANGANA STATE
R. Swathi Dr. R. Venkateswar Rao,
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 | Paper TitleAN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WORK LIFE BALANCE PRACTICES FOR WOMEN EMPLOYEES IN IT ORGANIZATIONS IN TELANGANA STATEAbstractTelangana\'s vibrant information technology (IT) sector offers women workers special opportunities and challenges, especially with regard to work-life balance. The effectiveness of work-life balance methods in Telangana\'s IT companies is examined in this study in all of its facets. The research explores the institutional policies, workplace culture, and individual initiatives that impact women\'s personal and professional development through the use of a mixed-methods methodology. Comprehensive interviews and focus groups yield qualitative insights, while surveys aimed at female employees of different IT companies collect quantitative data. In order to give a thorough picture of how work-life balance affects job satisfaction and overall organizational productivity, the findings are intended to draw attention to this issue. KEYWORDS : work life balance , organizational productivity
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THE STUDY ON CRYPTOCURRENCY\'S IMPACT ON THE INDIAN ECONOMY
 | Paper TitleTHE STUDY ON CRYPTOCURRENCY\'S IMPACT ON THE INDIAN ECONOMYAbstractThe aim of this study is to examine the reasons for the rise of cryptocurrency in India and to outline the possible advantages and disadvantages of its adoption for the country\'s economy. Design, technique, and approach: To characterise the influence of cryptocurrencies on the Indian economy, descriptive research is being conducted. The basic data, which covers attitudes, views, and cryptocurrency usage, is gathered from a survey of 700 Indian consumers. The survey is disseminated by email and social media, and it is completed online utilizing a web-based platform. Results - Cryptocurrencies have the potential to lower transaction costs for cross-border transactions, offer a new route for investment, and help the unbanked population become financially included. Additionally, it can stimulate foreign investment in India\'s economy and advance its technological advancements. On the other hand, there are worries about the usage of cryptocurrency in illegal activities including financing terrorism and money laundering. Originality: It\'s yet unclear how cryptocurrencies will affect the Indian economy. It offers opportunities as well as challenges, but in order to maximise the potential advantages while minimising the dangers, a cautious and balanced approach is required. To find out the true benefits that investors in cryptocurrency are receiving, however, more empirical research must be conducted in the future. KEYWORDS : investors, cryptocurrencies, consumers, financing, economy.
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