| International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 1 (XXXI): January – March 2019 Special Special(NRCCTBCT) |
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| Sr. No | Contents | Page No |
| 1 | A CRITICAL REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON DIGITAL BANKING SERVICES Bhavna Deshmukh and Dr. Shraddha Bhome |
1 – 5 |
| 2 | ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IN INDIA AND USA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Amit Tambe |
6 – 14 |
| 3 | A STUDY ON WEALTH MANAGEMENT SERVICES - AN EMERGING FINANCIAL SERVICE INDUSTRY IN INDIA Arpita Atibudhi |
15 -19 |
| 4 | A STUDY ON INVESTMENT PATTERN FACULTIES IN MUMBAI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THEIR GENDER Dr. Veena Prasad |
20 – 24 |
| 5 | STUDY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION LEVEL TOWARDS BANKING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED BY BANKS Dr. Sunita S Yadav |
25 – 28 |
| 6 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & IT’S APPLICATIONS Omkar Lanjekar, Saurabh Pandey and Ankush Pal |
29 – 32 |
| 7 | BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND IT TOOLS Deepak Abhiman Dhage and Azharuddin Fakruddin Shaikh |
33 – 35 |
| 8 | CYBER CRIMES- CHALLENGES INDIAN CONTEXT Kirandevi Rajendra Pal |
36 – 37 |
| 9 | DEMONETIZATION Nandini Ramesh |
38 – 44 |
| 10 | REAL LIFE APPLICATION OF DERIVATIVES Divya S. Patel |
45 – 46 |
| 11 | A REPORT ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS FMCG PRODUCTS WITH RESPECT TO HUL Stephen Pillai |
47 – 53 |
| 12 | DIGITILIZATION Nandini Ramesh |
54 – 58 |
| 13 | STUDY ON “CRYPTOGRAPHY IN E-COMMERCE” Dipti Parab |
59 – 62 |
| 14 | EFFECT OF DOLLAR PRICE ON CRUDE OIL PRICE FLUCTUATION WITH REFERENCE TO INDIA Sandesh Ramakanth Bhat and Pragathi Prakash |
63 – 65 |
| 15 | SMART ALERT: A 4-IN-1 DEVICE TO ASK FOR HELP IN EMERGENCY Shantanu Kelaskar, Kaustubh Pawar and Madhavi Amondkar |
66 – 68 |
| 16 | E-WALLET THE NEW CASHLESS INDIA Sohil Altaf Pirani and Mohammed Najeeb Chawre |
69 – 73 |
| 17 | HR TRENDS IN GLOBALIZATION Dr. Mrunal Mule |
74 – 78 |
| 18 | JOURNALISM IN THE DIGITAL AGE: TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY Pooja Naresh Singh |
79 – 81 |
| 19 | THE ROLE AND CHALLENGES FOR AUDITING IN BANKING SECTOR Prof. Jyothi Brijendra Yadav and Prof. Sadhana Mishra |
82 – 86 |
| 20 | TRENDS IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Harshada Rambhau Shinde |
87 – 89 |
| 21 | ADVANCEMENT IN WOMEN ENTRPRENEURSHIP IN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE Shankarrao Mahajan |
90 – 92 |
| 22 | MOBILE BANKING AND IT’S APPLICATION Vidhi Shrivastav, Preeti Yadav and Shivangi Bist |
93 – 96 |
| 23 | ROLE OF ICT IN MARKETING AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT Dr. Shakeela Banu C |
97 – 102 |
| 24 | MANAGEMENT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS OF INDIAN BANKS: A PERSPECTIVE Neha N. Salagare |
103 – 108 |
| 25 | TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS IN BANKING Prof. Pratima Singh |
109 – 111 |
| 26 | PYTHON AND ITS USAGE IN VARIOUS PLATFORM Poojadevi Sardar Gupta |
112 – 114 |
| 27 | GREEN TECHNOLOGIES IN 21 CENTURY Sunil Rajaram Mangle |
115 – 117 |
| 28 | ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT "A STUDY ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A NEW PARADIGM AMONG ENTREPRENEURS AND RESTRAINTS OF SUSTAINOPRENEURS" Prof. Bindu Narayan V, Priyanka H P and Prashanth Kumar V |
118 – 126 |
| 29 | INTERNET OF THINGS & ITS APPLICATIONS Anuja Vilas Ghegadmal and Kajal Venkatswami Yangandala |
127 – 130 |
| 30 | A STUDY ON WOMEN ENTERPRENEURSHIP CALLENGESAND PROSPECTA IN NAVI MUMBAI Sunita P. Sonar |
131 – 134 |
| 31 | ORGANIZED RETAILING IN INDIA- AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF APPROPRIATE FORMATS AND EXPECTED TRENDS Prof. Sushil Dubey |
135 – 139 |
| 32 | CRITICAL STUDY OF BSE AFTER LPG MODEL Rohini Sakharam Yevale |
140 – 142 |
| 33 | THE ROLE OF BIG DATA IN BUSINESSSudharshan Shetty and Abhishek Sanil
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| 34 | THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR AGRICULTURE IN INDIA Shaikh Rasidunnisa |
148 – 150 |
| 35 | MIOT (MEDICAL INTERNET OF THINGS): HOW IT IS REVOLUTIONIZING HEALTHCARE WITH ITS POTENTIAL AND SHORTCOMINGS Sandeep Vishwakarma |
151 – 156 |
| 36 | A RESEARCH ON NON-PERFORMING ASSETS Rahul Mukherjee and Dr.Jaya Mangala |
157 – 159 |
| 37 | +VE - WORKPLACE SPIRITUALITY @ HRM- STEP TOWARDS FULL LIFE Joseph John Fernandes |
160 – 164 |
| 38 | SMART MEDICINE BOX Rohit Gajanan Birwatkar, Tanvi Prakash Gurav and Seema Vishwakarma |
165 – 168 |
| 39 | INTER-DISCIPLINARY NATIONAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON CHANGING TRENDS IN BANKING COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY Priti S. Mahajan |
169 – 179 |
| 40 | STEPS TOWARDS GIRL CHILD PROSPERITY IN INDIA : SUKANYA SAMRIDDHI YOJANA Persiyal Punitha Malar |
180 – 182 |
| 41 | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUTURE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Sunanda Sunil Mulgund |
183 – 187 |
| 42 | TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AFFECTING THE BANKING INDUSTRY Namrata Dube |
188 – 191 |
| 43 | TO STUDY THE ROLE OF INTERNET OF THINGS IN SMART CLASSROOM Nitesh N Shukla |
192 – 194 |
| 44 | HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION Yogesh Rokde and Neeraj Tiwari |
195 – 198 |
| 45 | IMPACT OF GST ON INDIAN ECONOMY Dr. Sunita S Yadav |
199 – 203 |
| 46 | LOYALTY OF MEN’S BRANDED APPAREL SHOPPERS TOWARDS DEPARTMENT STORES IN THE CITY OF MUMBAI Stephen Pillai |
204 – 208 |
| 47 | RECENT TRENDS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN INDIA Dr. Amit Verma and Dr. Veena Prasad Vemuri |
209 – 212 |
| 48 | IIOT SECURITY Gargi V. Kulkarni and Harish Chandar |
213 – 217 |
| 49 | AN ANALYSIS OF CONSUMER’S PERCEPTION OF DIGITAL PAYMENT USAGE IN INDORE Dr. Suhas Dhande and Harsha S. Lalwani |
218 – 223 |
| 50 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: EMERGING TREND IN THE INDIAN EDUCATION SECTOR Vijayalaxmi S Suvarna |
224 – 227 |
| 51 | IMPACT OF BELOW-THE-LINE PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES ON CONSUMER’S BUYING BEHAVIOUR AT SHOPPING MALLS IN PUNE CITY Prof. Tejashri Talla and Dr. Satish Warpade |
228 – 231 |
| 52 | DEMONETIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIAN ECONOMY Srushti Rajesh Ahire and Srushti Ganesh Kamat |
232 – 235 |
| 53 | THE DOMAINS OF STARTUP ECOSYSTEM: IS THE FOCAL POINT, THE CUSTOMER OR THE IDEA? Geethanjali G and Jayaprakash Reddy |
236 – 244 |
| 54 | PRE AND POST RECESSION ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE OF GOLD LOAN COMPANIES IN THANE REGION Dr. Subhash D. Pawar |
245 – 248 |
| 55 | A CRITICAL STUDY ON HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES IN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES WRT. TO AGE Dr. Veena Prasad |
249 – 255 |
| 56 | ETHICAL HACKING: A STUDY WITH RESPECT TO EXPLORING RECONNAISSANCE TECHNIQUES, MALWARE THREATS AND THEIR COUNTERMEASURES Jasmeet Kaur Ghai, Kamini Patil, Bhagyashree Bonde and Dr. Pradeep Manjrekar |
256 – 258 |
| 57 | USAGE OF - SOCIAL – COMMERCE: A BOON OR A BANE Prof. Chandrakala Srivastava |
259 – 263 |
| 58 | IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE Gunjan Agrawal |
264– 266 |
| 59 | Internet of Things Agnes Antony |
267 – 270 |
| 60 | A STUDY ON SERVICE QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF RETAIL APPAREL BUSINESS Kanchana Nikhil Sattur and Dr. Vinita Pimpale |
271 – 276 |
| 61 | EMERGING TRENDS OF INVESTMENT THROUGH MUTUAL FUNDS AND SYSTEMATIC INVESTMENT PLANS: INDIAN CONTEXT Dr. Mrunal Mule |
277 – 282 |
| 62 | COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TOTAL COST, REVENUE & PROFITABILITY OF SUB-DISTRIBUTORS OF DAIRY BUSINESS IN THANE CITY Prof. Shilpa Palande |
283 – 286 |
| 63 | ROLE AND BEHAVIOUR OF WOMEN IN PURCHASE DECISION MAKING Shahin Shaikh |
287 – 289 |
| 64 | ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN TRANSFORMING INDIA Roza R Vasave and Mansi Thakkar Joisher |
290 – 292 |
| 65 | ROLE OF WOMEN IN INDIAN TOURISM INDUSTRY Veenashree Parmar and Sadhana Mishra |
293 – 297 |
| 66 | A STUDY OF IMPACT OF COMPETENCY MAPPING PRACTICES ON THE ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE Prof. Neha Dalvi |
298 – 300 |
| 67 | STRESS MANAGEMENT OF CLERICAL STAFF WORKING IN STATE BANK OF INDIA. Dr. Kailash R. Anekar |
301 – 303 |
| 68 | DIGITALISATION IN FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF CONSUMER PREFERENCES Dr. K. K. Sunitha |
304 – 306 |
| 69 | A STUDY ON CASHLESS ECONOMY IN THE POST DEMONETIZATION PERIOD IN INDIA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Prof. Tejal Urvin Shah |
307 – 308 |
| 70 | CHANGING MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS AT DIFFERENT CAREER STAGES OF EMPLOYEES Priyanka Tatya Sule |
309 – 311 |
| 71 | A STUDY OF RISING FRAUDULENT PRACTICES IN INSURANCE SECTOR IN INDIA Prof. Omkar Milind Sobalkar |
312 – 316 |
| 72 | IOT AS A BOON FOR FARMERS Sameeksha Mestry, Mahendrakumar Gubbala and Ashwini Koyande |
317 – 320 |
| 73 | DEMONETISATION AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION: A SURGICAL SUMMARY Anita Das |
321 – 323 |
| 74 | ARDUINO BASED SMART AGRICULTURE SYSTEM Manoj Singh and Swati Vitkar |
324 – 327 |
| 75 | A STUDY ON ‘PERCEPTION OF FACULTY MEMBERS OF DEGREE COLLEGES IN MUMBAI TOWARDS USE OF ICT IN TEACHING’ Dr. Manisha Preniel Nair |
328 – 332 |
| 76 | A STUDY OF EFFECTS OF DEMONETISATION Irvin Kaur |
333 – 337 |
| 77 | DEMONETIZATION Sadhana Maurya |
338 – 340 |
| 78 | ISSUES AND CHALLENGES FOR APPLICATION OF DIGITALIZATION IN RURAL BANKING Arunkumar Vishwakarma |
341 – 344 |
| 79 | FUTURE IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Anjana Purkait |
345 – 349 |
| 80 | EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT AND ITS EFFECT ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE Teena Jaculin. G |
350 – 354 |
| 81 | DIGITAL PIRACY Smita M. Junnarkar |
355 – 357 |
| 82 | PROMOTING SELF HELP GROUPS THROUGH MICROFINANCE-WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BANK OF MAHARASHTRA Farheen Ali Kunatil |
358 – 363 |
| 83 | IMPACT OF NPA ON INDIAN ECONOMY Sangam Koli |
364 – 367 |
| 84 | FUTURE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE – SAFE AI DEVELOPMENT Jhumur Dasgupta |
368 – 369 |
| 85 | ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT: A STUDY ON FINANCIAL LITERACY AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF PEOPLE OF THANE- KAUSA REGION Khan Saima Shoeb |
370 – 374 |
| 86 | RECENT TRENDS IN ONLINE MARKETING Gurneet Kaur |
375 – 379 |
| 87 | REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS FOR AN EFFECTIVE mHEALTH SOLUTION FOR NEWBORN CARE USING TOPIC MODELLING ON APP REVIEWS Maya Nair and Dr. Swati Vitkar |
380 – 384 |
| 88 | NPA CRISIS IN INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM Prof. Isha Raju Chowdhri |
385 – 389 |
| 89 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF CO-OPERATIVE BANKS IN INDIA Dr. Sunil Bhaskar Chandanshive |
390 – 395 |
| 90 | USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY FOR MANAGEMENT OF INDIA’S COASTAL SECURITY Kavita Sharma |
396 – 399 |
| 91 | DETERMINING FACTORS OF SERVICE QUALITY IN RETAIL STORES USING 7A MODEL Prof. Vijayalakshmi Kannan |
400 – 405 |
| 92 | WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN NEW ERA: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Dr. Pallavi Shah |
406 – 410 |
| 93 | MAKE IN INDIA AND IT’s RELATION WITH INFLOW OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Dr. Mayuresh Anil Mule |
411 – 416 |
| 94 | CHANGING TRENDS IN COMMERCE AND TECHNOLOGY Prof. Usha Chawla |
417 – 418 |
| 95 | CONTACTLESS CARDS ARE SAFE TO USE: MYTH OR REALITY. A STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE FINANCIAL LITERACY AMONGST INVESTORS Dr. Pallavi Shah |
419 – 422 |