Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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Public sector banks (PSBs) played a significant role in the development of Indian economy. PSBs role in developing the public infrastructure and financial system of the country is applaudable. PSBs are under continuous scrutiny for its inability in meeting the growing needs of the customers. The continuously decline in market share in the past decade and the growing presence and profitability of private banks questions the efficiency and productivity of the PSBs. The study finds that PSBs productivity is far behind the productivity of private banks. Profit per unit of employee cost of private banks is two times more than PSBs. Revenue per unit of employee cost of private banks is Rs 12.45 crores whereas it is Rs 7.45 crores for PSBs. Profit per branch of private banks is Rs 6.99 crores whereas it is Rs 2.61 crores for PSBs. Business per unit of employee cost is Rs 170.5 crores in private banks and in PSBs it is Rs.147.3 crores

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Employee productivity, Public Sector Banks,

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Political representation was initially based on the premise that it deals primarily with individuals. It was believed that through very few women were actually joining politics at a given time; overall improvement in terms of education and employment would necessarily percolate into the political sphere too and their representation would commensurately increase. The trends elsewhere encouraged women as a whole that there is a slow and steady change have been witnessed. However, this paper has conducted over 90 random interviews on the contemporary issues and women need in politics and also including the emerging old age homes and drug menace, many of which were published in Kannada to draw the attention of the public and to have a social vigilance

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Representation, Democracy, Local Politics, Political Party, Political Interest, Awareness, Male Chauvinism and Social Barriers

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India is the second biggest country in the world based on population and most important part of the population are depends on agricultural activities. Nowadays there is an improving trend is seen towards organic products. Organic products is not a alternate concept in India. We are all leading a hectic life these days. Due to the scarcity of our time , changes within the lifestyle, tastes and preferences in food habits, there has been an preference towards conservative food products which are readily available in the supermarkets such as vegetables, fruits, dairy products, meat products and so on. Initially, People were not anxious about the safety and quality of conservative or inorganic food products and the implications these conventional food products will have on their health. The present study is focused on impulsive buying behaviour of customers in organic products at tirunelveli city and it has been carried out with the sample size of 50 respondents who are familiar with Organic Products. The data collected were analysed using descriptive statistics. Organically produced food has greater nutritional properties that would likely result in higher levels of public health, were organic products to be consumed in the same quantities in which conventionally grown products is now consumed.

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Keywords: Consumer Behaviour, Research Design, Analysis and Conclusion.

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Antibacterial activity, Plant extract, Cardiospermum helicacabum and Pathogens.

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Jhumpa Lahiri, the celebrated diasporic writer, is known for the exploration of Indian-American realities through her fictional works. Like Other writers of her class, she tries successfully to bring to light the pains and sufferings of Indian-American immigrants. They can neither forget their roots nor can assimilate fully with the society and culture of adopted land. Tracing the 'Third-Space' is very interesting while reading Jhumpa Lahiri as it is the pivotal point of focus in her writings. She excels in picturizing a new model of American identity, though being always tagged as a diasporic writer. Creativity is taken to a new height by a significant enrichment of narrative by Jhumpa Lahiri. She employs socio-cultural and familial past as recurring themes. Here is an attempt to explore immigrant experiences in Lahiri's latest novel The Lowland, which got shortlisted for Man Booker Prize 2013. It emphasizes the significance of time and attitude of generations in the process to get themselves assimilated. For the first generation, strong feelings about the country of their origin are inevitable. From the second generation onward, ties with the homeland get gradually replaced by those of the adopted country. Cultural differences start melting as new generations realize that they belong to America's-global culture. The capacity of American socio-cultural milieu to absorb the 'other' resulted in the emergence of global space. The influence of home culture tortures the immigrants but they turn Americanized as they struggle with their minds. Jhumpa Lahiri delves deep into the souls of indelible characters struggling with displacement, guilt and fear as they try to find a balance between the solace and suffocation of tradition and terror along with the excitement of future into the new set up. But the heart of the matter is that they remain psychologically disturbed as they are made to realise that after all they are 'foreign' in that society. Thus there search for a comfortable zone goes unabated.

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Dairying, Mymul, DCSs.

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Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) is an American author of such classics as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Innocents Abroad and so on. Although the great American novelist is remembered for his humorous and satirical aspects yet he is the most original and a remarkable writer in every manner. He was a moralist at heart. He was great writer of great thoughts. He all the time used to insist that his task was not creating buffoonery but instructing the people. For this purpose he chose burlesque, feeling that the public is to be coaxed and tickled into understanding. The present article peeps into the greatness of the this American literary legend by lightly touching upon all the literary techniques that he employed to put the American novel on the highest pedestal

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: Intersubjectivity, Phenomenology, Subjectivity, Cartesian dualism, essence of man, conscious-being, mind and body.

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Relational Database, Big Data, NoSQL, MongoDB, Couchdb, HBase, Cassandra.

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