AIJRRLSJM VOL 7, ISSUE 10 (2022, OCT)aerfpublications2022-11-08T11:12:41+00:00
AIJRRLSJM VOLUME 7, ISSUE 10 (2022, OCT) (ISSN-2455-6602) ONLINE
ANVESHANA’S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN REGIONAL STUDIES, LAW, SOCIAL SCIENCES, JOURNALISM AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
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ANALYSIS OF NPAs IN BANKING SECTOR -A CASE STUDY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR
G.Chinni Krishnudu
Page 1-10
| Paper TitleANALYSIS OF NPAs IN BANKING SECTOR -A CASE STUDY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORAbstractThe present study is prepared based on secondary data. The study analyzed the non-performance assets in banking sector i.e., public, private and foreign banks. The highest frequency of 9 banks from Private sector is at the level of NPAs of 2.01 percent to 4 percent, followed by 8 Private sector banks at the level of ‘Up to 2 percent’ and 4.01 percent to 6 percent. When the total banking sector is concerned, the highest frequency is for Nil category with no NPAs namely 26 followed by 20 banks under the level of ‘8.01 percent and above’. In the sector wise analysis the highest frequency of 14 banks under the Foreign banks is at the level of Nil category with no NPAs, followed by 11 banks under the Foreign banks at the level of ‘8.01 percent and above’. When the total of all the sectors are consolidated the highest frequency is 25 which is at the level ‘8.01 percent and above’, followed by 20 banks at the level of 2.01 percent to 4 percent. KEYWORDS : NPAs, SBI Groups, Private sector and Foreign banks
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WOMEN\'S POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN KHAMMAM DISTRICT-DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
| Paper TitleWOMEN\'S POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN KHAMMAM DISTRICT-DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATIONAbstractThe Research work done in any field is said to be more meaningful and purposeful when the data collected is carefully processed and systematically analyzed. On the basis of this analysis and interpretation, the researcher will be able to arrive at meaningful conclusions and draw proper inferences, a covers with Socio-Economic Profile of the Total Number of Women Leaders in the two Divisions i.e. Khammam and Kalluru of Khammam District. Division deals with The Perception of Sample Respondents from the 6 Mandals selected from the 2 divisions of Khammam District. It consists of the Public Perception of Women Leaders. KEYWORDS :
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY INTO INVESTORS’ PREFERENCE TOWARDS INVESTMENT IN STOCK MARKET
S. Ramalingeshwara Prasad & Dr. Ravi Aluvala
Page 20-33
| Paper TitleAN EMPIRICAL STUDY INTO INVESTORS’ PREFERENCE TOWARDS INVESTMENT IN STOCK MARKETAbstractInvestments constitute the life blood for any economy. They represent an important chain in the prosperity cycle. There are ample investment options available for investors in India. Some of them are driven by tax savings like Tax Saving bonds, LIC etc and some of them low risk and others are high risk and high return investments. The Capital Market investments are generally considered as ‘high risk’ while promising high returns. The Capital Markets are considered as the economic barometer of the country. They match the forces of demand and supply of funds and they will channelize the savings and investments into the nation’s financial system in this process. In simple words, Capital Markets facilitate buying and selling of debt as well as equity instruments, both in the primary as well as secondary markets. The investors perceive the investment in stock market as risky as compared to that in traditional investment avenues. This is due to lack of adequate knowledge about the capital market behavior. Most of the investors park their investible funds in stock market on the basis of suggestions given by friends, relatives, and brokers who may not have adequate knowledge of stock market behavior and end up in financial losses. Nowadays especially after and during corona, many youth have started focusing on investment in stock market. During this period, many new de mat accounts got opened across India. However, we need to keep in mind the various factors that will influence the size, direction, and sectors of the investments that ultimately find a place in a nation’s Stock Market. KEYWORDS : Investors Awareness, Investor Preference, Capital Market Instrument, Equity, Mutual Funds, Corporate Bonds.
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ROLE OF WE-HUB IN EMPOWERING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TELANGANA STATE
*Samala. Hema & Prof. R. Sampath Kumar
Page 34-40
| Paper TitleROLE OF WE-HUB IN EMPOWERING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TELANGANA STATEAbstractIn today’s world the increasing presence of women as entrepreneurs has led to significant business and economic growth in the country. Women-owned business enterprises are playing a prominent role in society by generating employment opportunities in the country, bringing in demographic shifts and inspiring the next generation of women founders. The Government of Telangana has launched WE Hub- First of its kind initiative to promote & foster women entrepreneurship in the state. The organization supports women through Business Incubation, facilitating access to Government, and building forward & backward linkage in the innovation ecosystem at Zero cost. We hub Facilitating innovators to build their startups by synergizing their business plan with global best practices. WE Hub as a one stop destination and a soft landing platform for all the women led startups across the country and promote Hyderabad as a business destination for Women Entrepreneurs in India.
This paper gives the overview of Role of WE Hub in Women entrepreneurship and how the women facing various challenges in business. WE Hub may play a key role to create entrepreneurship.
KEYWORDS : Women, Entrepreneurship, WE Hub and Economic growth.
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RISK MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SUSTAINABLE FINANCE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CLIMATE RISK
Dr. B. Venkata Rao Prof. A. Suryanarayana
Page 41-44
| Paper TitleRISK MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR SUSTAINABLE FINANCE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CLIMATE RISKAbstractIn the dynamic landscape of finance, the integration of sustainability principles has become imperative to mitigate environmental and social risks while ensuring long-term economic viability. Finance executives are expected to explore the intricate relationship between sustainable finance, risk mitigation, and risk management strategies. They need to delve into the theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Moreover, any Financial Institution can navigate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors to foster sustainable development. In addition, they have to examine various dimensions of risk mitigation and management within the context of sustainable finance, encompassing methodologies such as ESG integration, impact investing, and green financing. Of course, there are several challenges and opportunities associated with sustainable finance initiatives and they all need to be analyzed to shed light on best practices and emerging trends. Furthermore, they have to be sensitized about the role of regulatory frameworks, industry standards, and stakeholder engagement in fostering a congenial environment for sustainable finance. Through collaborative efforts among financial institutions, regulators, and civil society, the present Paper advocates for a holistic approach to sustainable finance that balances risk mitigation with long-term value creation. By addressing the complexities of risk assessment and mitigation in sustainable investment portfolios, the Concept Paper aims to provide insights that can inform policy-making, investment decisions, and organizational strategies and offer a nuanced understanding of risk mitigation and management strategies that promote environmental stewardship, social equity, and financial resilience KEYWORDS : Risk Mitigation; Risk Management; Sustainable Finance; Investment Decisions; and Climate Risk
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ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN RESOLVING TERRITORIAL DISPUTES
Dr. Mohammad Zakirullah
Page 45-52
| Paper TitleROLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN RESOLVING TERRITORIAL DISPUTESAbstractInternational Law has established a hierarchy of resources it will use to settle territorial disputes in its jurisprudence: It places a boundary treaty between the state litigants first, followed by agreements between the states\' colonial predecessors and, finally, the actions of the state litigants that show they have authority over the disputed territory. There is reason to believe that the aspirations of local populations ought to be taken into account in international law, given the place self-determination currently occupies in international law and the potential consequences these populations may face in certain territorial disputes. The reasons why state litigants, on the one hand, and international law, on the other, do not raise the issue of self-determination are first examined in this article. It makes the observation that states only rhetorically discuss self-determination when it serves to further their own interests. As a result, it tries to reconcile territorial disputes and self-determination, suggesting how the Court might take into account people\'s desires. KEYWORDS :
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