| International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 1 (XXXV): January – March 2019 Conference Special (ICCPMHST) : PART - 1 |
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| Sr. No | Contents | Page No |
| 1 | CHANGING DIMENSIONS IN TOURISM INDUSTRY – AN OVERVIEW Dhanashree P. Sawant |
1 – 4 |
| 2 | NEED AND PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT LAW IN INDIA Swapnil Choudhary |
5 – 7 |
| 3 | DOES GST LEAD TO SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES Dr. M. Abdul Jamal, Dr. S. Mohamed Nazeer and Dr. J. Sivashankar |
8 – 13 |
| 4 | FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES: DEVELOPERS PERSPECTIVE Dr. Tushar Sambare |
14 – 17 |
| 5 | TO ASSESS THE STATUS OF “FIRST CASHLESS VILLAGE (DHASAI VILLAGE)” OF INDIA IN AFTER POST DEMONETIZATION Dr. karbhari Bhalchandra Kashinath |
18 – 22 |
| 6 | RAJAYOGA IN MANAGEMENT Dr. Bhujanga Manku Rai |
23 – 25 |
| 7 | Agricultural Sector in India – An Overview Dr. Carolline David |
26 – 31 |
| 8 | Recent Proposed Amendments in Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1986 with Special Reference to Female Prostitutes Dipalee B. Mulmulay |
32 – 35 |
| 9 | A Study of the perception of working women about their work life balance in Thane city Dr. H. A. Chande |
36 – 38 |
| 10 | Using modern communication technologies – an inevitability with harmful effects on humans Dr. Archana Thakur |
39 – 42 |
| 11 | STUDY OF TOXICITY AND SAFETY FOR FORMULATION PREPARATION OF PLANT POWDERS OF LEPTADENIA RETICULATA (RETZ.) WIGHT & PLUCHEA LANCEOLATA (DC.) CB. CLARKE Dr. Hina Q. Shaikh |
43 – 45 |
| 12 | RELEVANCE OF FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION (FGD) IN FEMINIST RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL EXPERIENCE FROM THE FIELD Dr. Khevana Desai |
46 – 50 |
| 13 | A STUDY ON CONSUMERS LEVEL OF AWARENESS TOWARDS PLASTIC BAG USAGE AND ITS BAN: A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO MUMBRA REGION Aarti Vyas Varma |
51 – 57 |
| 14 | SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF J S W FOUNDATION FOR THE BENEFITS OF THE SOCIETY Mukta A Mangalvedhekar |
58 – 62 |
| 15 | A STUDY ON ATTITUDE OF FEMALE DOMESTIC WORKERS TOWARDS CASHLESS TRANSACTIONS IN JOGESHWARI AREA, MUMBAI Dr. Vinod H. Kamble, Nitin Gandhi and Vanshika More |
63 – 67 |
| 16 | DIASPORIC REIMAGINING OF CULTURE IN KIRAN DESAI’S HULLABALOO IN THE GUAVA ORCHARD Priya Joseph |
68 – 71 |
| 17 | USE OF NATIVISM IN BHALCHANDRA NEMADE’S TRANSLATED NOVEL ‘KOSALA’ Dr. Khandekar Surendra Sakharam |
72 – 74 |
| 18 | OUT OF GOGOL’S OVERCOAT: PARALLELISM IN THE STRUGGLE FOR DIASPORIC IDENTITIES BETWEEN THE PROTAGONISTS OF THE OVERCOAT AND THE NAMESAKE Vidya Premkumar |
75 – 78 |
| 19 | IMPLICATURE IN SELECTED INDIAN NOVEL ‘ A MARRIED WOMAN’ BY MANJU KAPUR Vinod Ramling Baswant |
79 – 82 |
| 20 | AN UNUSUAL SIGHTING OF EUROPEAN WHITE STORK CICONIA CICONIA CICONIA IN GOGATE SALTPANS, VASAI (WEST), PALGHAR DISTRICT, VASAI-VIRAR CITY, MH, INDIA AND REVIEW ON SIGHTINGS OF CANDIDATE SPECIES THROUGHOUT INDIA Johnson Varkey and Abhay Hule |
83 – 91 |
| 21 | A STUDY ON CONSUMER VIEW AND PERCEPTION TOWARDS PLASTIC MONEY WITH REFERENCE TO THANE REGION Dr. Aarti Vyas Varma |
92 – 98 |
| 22 | CHILD ARTIST – A KNOWN…. TO THE UNKNOWN Prof. Jayshree G. Kanchanpurkar |
99 - 101 |
| 23 | NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT - EVOLUTION AND IT’S RELEVANCE IN 21ST CENTURY Arshad Aiyub Khan |
102 - 107 |
| 24 | A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON IMPACT OF INDIRECT TAXES ON HOTEL INDUSTRY WITH REFERENCE TO PRE-GST AND POST GST IN MUMBAI DISTRICT Ashok Venkat Poojari |
108 - 109 |
| 25 | USE OF ICT IN EDUCATION Snehal Deshmukh, Sudha Lawrence and Prajakta Vaidya |
110 – 113 |
| 26 | INVESTMENT IN DEBT SCHEMES OF MUTUAL FUNDS: A BETTER OPTION THAN BANK FIXED DEPOSITS FOR AN INVESTOR Narendra Singh |
114 – 117 |
| 27 | A NARRATIVE OF CONSCIOUSNESS: STRESS ON EDUCATION IN A” WEAVE OF MY LIFE” Nareshkumar B. Shishupal |
118 – 121 |
| 28 | IMPACT OF DEMONETIZATION ON INDIAN ECONOMY Neelam.S Sen |
122 – 125 |
| 29 | EVALUATING THE PENETRATION OF BANKING SERVICES IN THE SLUMS OF MUMBAI SUBURBAN REGION Prof. (Dr.) Noaman khatib |
126 – 130 |
| 30 | BIG DATA ANALYTICS Sayyed Tahera Khatoon |
131 – 134 |
| 31 | INFLUENCE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY: US-CHINA TRADE WAR Siddiqui Arjumand Shahid |
135 – 136 |
| 32 | A STUDY OF MICRO FINANCE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ROLE OF SELF HELP GROUPS IN NAGPUR REGION Sunita Sherifani and Dr. Sanjay Tekade |
137 – 143 |
| 33 | IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON THE INDIAN TRIBAL LANGUAGES Dr. Vinod Zalte |
144 – 147 |
| 34 | COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GUJARAT AND MAHARASHTRA: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS Ansari Zahid Husain Ibne Hasan |
148 – 152 |
| 35 | MAGGI –FROM MUDDLE TO MAGIC - A STUDY OF BRAND IMAGE AND CONSUMER PREFERENCE TOWARDS MAGGI NOODLES IN THE POST-BAN RELAUNCH PHASE Prof. M. Guruprasad and Prof. Vijay Tandon |
153 – 157 |
| 36 | CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT: ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES Agnes Antony |
158 – 159 |
| 37 | SECURITY MEASURES IN DIGITAL WORLD Prof. Anjali Ambadas Gaikwad and Prof. Tejaswini Subhash Parab |
160 – 163 |
| 38 | NATIONAL CONVENTION ON DIGITAL INITIATIVES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION: AN ACTION PLAN 17-BY-17 POINT Dr. Ankush L. More |
164 – 166 |
| 39 | NEXUS BETWEEN GROSS DOMESTIC CAPITAL FORMATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN INDIA (2004-05 to 2018-2019) Dr. Mahendra R. Mishra |
167 – 171 |
| 40 | E - COMMERCE Dr. Mahesh B. Patil |
172 – 175 |
| 41 | ACCIDENT DETECTION SYSTEM: AN INITIATIVE TOWARDS ROAD SAFETY Parth Ramesh Andhari, Dipjoti Swapan Barman and Maitreyi Joglekar |
176 – 180 |
| 42 | THE SYNTAX OF POLITICS AND PROTEST IN MAYA ANGELOU’S ‘ON THE PULSE OF MORNING’ Meera Venkatesh |
181 – 186 |
| 43 | A VOICE OF NEW WOMAN IN POETICAL EXPRESSIONS OF MEENA KANDASAMY Kalekar Sanjay S. and Alban Dalvi |
187 – 191 |
| 44 | AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF POVERTY PROBLEM IN AANDH TRIBAL CASTE: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NANDED DISTRICT Vinayak Maroti Wagatkar |
192 – 194 |
| 45 | SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF TRIBAL COMMUNITY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES - A CASE STUDY OF YEOOR VILLAGE OF THANE DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA Geetanjali B. Chiplunkar |
195 – 199 |
| 46 | EN WASTE WATER TREATMENT Naik Farzeen Farook, Petkar Heena Gulam Dastageer, Dalvi Zishan Hidayat and Baig Tasneem Fatima Siraj |
200 – 203 |
| 47 | AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF EFFECTS OF COMPETENCY ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVES ON THE EMPLOYEES PERFORMANCE Prof. Neha Dalvi |
204 – 206 |
| 48 | PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER SAMPLES FROM HAVELI TEHSHIL Dr. Prakash D. Patil and Somnath T. Udgire |
207 – 209 |
| 49 | AN ANALYSIS ON IMPACT OF CHANGE MANAGEMENT ON EDUCATION SECTOR IN INDIA Puja Prempal Ahuja |
210 – 211 |
| 50 | BATTLE WITH GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER Dr. Sandeep Sadashivrao Shinde and Dr. Sushama Narayan Chougule |
212 – 216 |
| 51 | A SAGA OF DALIT LITERATURE: CHANGING PERSPECTIVES Kalekar Sanjay S. and Ansari Shifa Nasir |
217 – 219 |
| 52 | SOLAR DISTILLATION: ECO-FRIENDLY TECHNIQUE FOR BETTER TOMORROW Kupe Shumaeela Riyaz Ahmed, Khot Sadaf Atika Yahya, Khan Nashra Sarfaraz Alam, Savita Sawant |
220 - 223 |
| 53 | DIASPORIC DIALECTICS: GENDER AND IDENTITY IN MONICA ALI’S BRICK LANE Dr. Shaikh Parvez Aslam |
224 – 225 |
| 54 | THE CLARIAS GARIEPINUS: AN EXCELLENT ANIMAL MODEL FOR ROUTINE PRACTICAL AND RESEARCH STUDIES IN THE FIELD OF ZOOLOGY Shanta P. Janyani and Ajai Kumar Singh |
226 – 229 |
| 55 | ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS IN LITERATURE Sharmila Jajodia |
230 – 233 |
| 56 | MICRO FINANCE ENTERPRISES AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT Sindhu Ramani |
234 – 238 |
| 57 | TOURISM EFFECTS STANDARD OF LIVING Sudhir K. Bhosale |
239 – 241 |
| 58 | OCR WITH SPECIAL IMPLEMENTATION FOR MARATHON Sujay Vinod Kurup, Prof. Sanjeela Sagar and Amandeep Singh Matta |
242 – 244 |
| 59 | 40 YEARS OF CHINA’S REFORMS AND OPENING UP: A PARAGON FOR INDIA AND OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Sumedh Lokhande and Dr. Yen-Chiang Chang |
245 - 248 |
| 60 | AN ANALYSIS ON COMPLEMENTARY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLOUD COMPUTING & IOT IN THE WORLD OF INTERNET Swapnil Kadam, Pranjali Nikam and Vijaya Shankar Pol |
249 – 253 |
| 61 | IMPACT OF SMOKING ADDICTION FOR THE AGE GROUP 40 YEARS AND ABOVE IN CITY OF BHIWANDI Anis Ahmed B. Choudhery |
254 – 259 |
| 62 | THE PREVALANCE OF DIABETESE IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS OF BHIWANDI Anis Ahmed B. Choudhery |
260 – 265 |
| 63 | PROBLEMS OF SMALL-SCALE INDUSTRIES IN PIMPRI-CHINCHWAD INDUSTRIAL AREA Dr. Dattatray Maruti Khune and Dr.Vikas Vitthal Shewale |
266 – 268 |
| 64 | TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT Dr. Neeta M. Patil |
269 – 271 |
| 65 | DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSFORMATION AND URBANISATION Dr. Vijay Shanker Srivastava |
272 – 276 |
| 66 | WATER MONITORING SYSTEM Gayatri Dhananjay Meka, Rachana Narayana Sunki and Maitreyi Joglekar |
277 – 280 |
| 67 | A STUDY ON PERCEPTION OF INDIVIDUALS TOWARDS DIGITAL PAYMENT IN MUMBAI REGION Jyoti N. Pawar |
281 – 283 |
| 68 | PROBLEMS FACED BY VERNACULAR MEDIUM STUDENTS IN LEARNING ENGLISH Manoshi S Bagchi |
284 - 286 |
| 69 | ROLE OF TEACHERS IN ICT EDUCATION Krishna Eknath Ghode |
287 – 290 |
| 70 | WATER SCARCITY IN MUMBAI: ASSESSMENT OF ISSUES AND PROPOSED STRATEGIES. Mamata M. Tendulkar |
291 – 293 |
| 71 | THE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE – A TOOL FOR BUSINESS ETHOS Pallavi Shah |
294 – 298 |
| 72 | POPULATION TRENDS OF MUGGERS(CROCODYLOUS PALUSTRIS) – CROCODILES OF RIVER SAVITRI, MAHAD, RAIGAD, MAHARASHTRA Utkarsha Chavan and Riyazuddin Shaikh |
299 - 303 |