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Issue 68 July -Sep 2015

Issue 68 July -Sep 2015 
Wednesday, July 1, 2015, 07:09 AM

LEAD ARTICLES

1. A STUDY ON PROSPECTS OF FDI IN INSURANCE AND BANCASSURANCE IN INDIA - P. Srilatha,Dr. Lokanandha Reddy Irala, Dr. K. Martina Rani
2. GREAT BRANDS ARE NOT JUST DIFFERENTIATED. THEY MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE
MARKET PLACE - Dr. K. Martina Rani, Prof. Kisholoy Roy, Anurag Basu
3. IMPACT OF FDI IN INDIAN RETAIL AND AGRICULTURE SECTOR - Dr. A. Vinayagamoorthy, Ms. A. Renuka
4. MOTIVATIONAL DETERMINANTS OF FIELD POLICE PERSONNEL IN HYDERABAD &
CYBERABAD COMMISSIONERATES - N. Narsimha Reddy, Dr. V.M. Prasad

RESEARCH ARTICLES

5. Evaluation of Individual Performance in Ministry of Interior in Jordan According to Perspectives Balanced Scorecard- Dr. Atef Saleh Ahmad Aladwan
6. A Study on Employability of Enhancement Measures on MBA Students In Telagana Region - Dr. Y. Jahangir
7. Economic Exploitation of Tribals in Chhattisgarh -Dr. Mahesh Shrivastava,Ku. Lalita Prajapati
8. Trade Liberalisation and Total Factor productivity growth of Indian
Manufacturing Sector- Nilesh Pandya
9.An Analysis About Decision Variables Influencing Investment
of Indian Retail Investors In An Initial Public Offering- S. Saravanan,
Dr. R. Satish

ARTICLES OF INTEREST

10. A Review on Skill Sets Required For Sales Force - Dr. C.R. Sundara Rajan
11. An Empirical Study on Stress Management among Self Financing College Women Teachers -Prof. Dr. A Vinayagamoorthy, N. Bharath

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