AIJRRLSJM VOL 8, ISSUE 12 (2023, DEC)aerfpublications2024-01-04T08:46:23+00:00
AIJRRLSJM VOLUME 8, ISSUE 12 (2023, DEC) (ISSN-2455-6602) ONLINE
ANVESHANA’S INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN REGIONAL STUDIES, LAW, SOCIAL SCIENCES, JOURNALISM AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
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DEVELOPING IN TANDEM – A CONCEPTUAL STUDY ON GROWTH OF ENTERPRENEURSHIP THROUGH STARTUPS IN INDIA
Mr. Nanduri Anil Kumar & Ms. M. Sowjanya
Page 1-12
| Paper TitleDEVELOPING IN TANDEM – A CONCEPTUAL STUDY ON GROWTH OF ENTERPRENEURSHIP THROUGH STARTUPS IN INDIAAbstractThere is substantial growth in Indian startups in the recent years. The exponential growth of startups is proving the potentiality of budding entrepreneurs. The recent data published in various sources, evidently shows the growth rate of startups in India. India stands in third position in the global ecosystem witnessing inception of around 50,000 startups in recent years. India has attracted investments in a different sector ranging from heavy engineering, information technology, electronics system design and manufacturing (ESDM), Telecommunications and automobiles. The new startups are transforming the shape of India providing sustainable business opportunities and employment, contributing for the growth of economy. Highly educated youth, availability of skilled labour, less investment, aid of technology, government initiative are major contributors for the growth of startups simultaneously risk-taking nature, proactiveness, potential for innovativeness, understanding eco system added to the raise of entrepreneurship. Thus, startups and entrepreneurship are growing hand in hand together in India, redefining the fortune of country. This study aims at understanding the growth of startups promoting entrepreneurship through secondary data. KEYWORDS : Startups, Entrepreneurship, Secondary data, Impact, Growth
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A STUDY OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN INDIA: POST-INDEPENDENCE PERIOD
ANITHA AMARARAPU & Dr. INDIRA
Page 13-19
| Paper TitleA STUDY OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN INDIA: POST-INDEPENDENCE PERIODAbstractIn India, a democratic nation, equal access to information without discrimination is critical to building a just society. India, with a low proficiency rate it is pivotal to involve public libraries as an instrument to work on the nature of both formal and casual instruction and in this manner work on the general education. This paper is an endeavor to follow the historical backdrop of the development and improvement of Public Libraries in India in post-freedom period. This paper analyzes the different plans, approaches and steps taken by the Public authority of India for the spread of Public Library framework in all over India and furthermore examines the conditions which prompted the advancement of the Public Library framework in post-autonomous India. KEYWORDS : Libraries, Indian, literacy, history.
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AGRICULTURE CREDIT: ISSUES IN TELANGANA STATE
M.VIJAYAKUMARI KURMA
Page 20-28
| Paper TitleAGRICULTURE CREDIT: ISSUES IN TELANGANA STATEAbstractAgriculture plays a pivotal role in the economic development of any region, and credit is a crucial component in supporting the agricultural sector. This abstract focuses on the issues related to agriculture credit in the state of Telangana, India. Telangana, a predominantly agrarian state, faces several challenges in ensuring adequate and timely credit to farmers, hindering the overall growth of the agricultural sector. One of the primary issues is the accessibility of credit, especially to small and marginal farmers who constitute a significant portion of the agricultural community. Limited access to formal financial institutions, coupled with complex loan application processes, poses a significant barrier for these farmers. Furthermore, the volatility in agricultural income due to factors such as unpredictable weather conditions and market fluctuations adds to the challenges faced by farmers in repaying their loans. The absence of robust risk mitigation mechanisms exacerbates the financial vulnerability of farmers, leading to a higher likelihood of loan defaults. The study also addresses the issue of inadequate investment in agriculture-related infrastructure and support services. Insufficient irrigation facilities, lack of storage and processing units, and outdated farming practices contribute to the overall inefficiency of the sector, affecting the repayment capacity of farmers. KEYWORDS : Agriculture Credit, Telangana State, Rural Finance, Farm Credit Issues, Financial Inclusion
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AGRICULTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT INDIA
| Paper TitleAGRICULTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT INDIAAbstractThe agricultural sector is a central pillar of the Indian economy, employing 60 percent of the nation’s workforce and contributing to about 17 percent of its GDP this paper : AGRICULTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT INDIA” deals with Agricultural system, growth & Development, fields, farming styles & marketing of agricultural products also discussed. KEYWORDS : Indian Economy, Agricultural, Fields & Yields.
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A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMER SHOPPING BEHAVIOR TOWARDS RETAIL STORES
Dr. Shiv Kumar Dr. Dilip Pipara
Page 38-42
| Paper TitleA STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMER SHOPPING BEHAVIOR TOWARDS RETAIL STORESAbstractUnderstanding consumer shopping behavior is essential for the growth of retail stores because their main motive is to attract and maintain consumers for a long time. By examining their shopping perspective, retail stores can create successful marketing strategies that effectively reach the appropriate consumers with the right message at the right time. This study was undertaken to understand the factors influencing consumer shopping behavior towards retail stores. A total of 50 respondents were randomly selected, and information was collected using primary and secondary sources of data. The objective of this study was to provide valuable suggestions to retailers. KEYWORDS : Consumer Shopping Behavior, Retail Stores, Factors Influencing, Marketing Strategies
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ROLE OF TALENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AT TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY
Seema Nazneen & Prof. Smitha Sambrani
Page 43-49
| Paper TitleROLE OF TALENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AT TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRYAbstractA talent management strategy aims to boost business performance by utilizing a variety of HR processes to systematically attract, onboard, develop, engage, and retain high-performing employees. In other words, a talent management strategy is a plan of action to optimize employee performance, ultimately driving organizational success. One of the main goals of HR professionals is to equip employees with the necessary resources to perform better. This is also shown in the Job Demands-Resources Model below, which argues that high job demands should be balanced with adequate job resources (like autonomy, performance feedback, social support, and coaching) to achieve optimal engagement and performance. Keeping your workforce’s skills up to date and prepared to meet evolving business needs becomes overwhelming very quickly. To stay ahead of change, you need a structured approach to talent management and development — and that’s exactly what a talent management framework provides. Talent management is the expression of your talent strategy through processes and outcomes. Your human resources team plays a crucial role in leading that strategy and execution through a thorough talent management framework. KEYWORDS :
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STATUTORY FINANCIAL RATIOS IN FINANCIAL REPORTING OF ANNUAL REPORT
Dr. K. V. RAMESH
Page 50-55
| Paper TitleSTATUTORY FINANCIAL RATIOS IN FINANCIAL REPORTING OF ANNUAL REPORTAbstractFinancial statements are often known for showing a true and fair view of the financial position, information and performance of a company. The term Statutory Financial ratios refer to those ratios that are mandatory to be reported in the annual report along with financial statement. These ratios cover the holistic financial strength of company that includes ability to meet short term obligations and long-term obligations of the company involving short term solvency ratios, long term solvency ratios, turnover ratios and profitability ratios. The quality of presentation and preparation of financial statements play a vital role in reducing the occurrence of corporate frauds. Though Ministry of Corporate affairs and other professional bodies are very proactive to take necessary steps to ensure corporates are reporting true and fair but however frauds and scams are identified only when the books of accounts are subjected to forensic auditing and not immediately. The Government of India is very progressive to take into cognizance of the transparency in financial reporting and amending Companies Act from time to time. The present paper makes an attempt to discuss those ratios that have become mandatory to be a part of annual report of a company. KEYWORDS : Financial statements, Annual report, Corporate frauds, Forensic auditing
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