Volume 9 | Issue 12 |

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Abstract:The beginning of the year 2020 saw a wide spread outbreak of the deadly virus COVID-19 across more than 187 countries.Till the date of writing this paper more than 40 lac people across the world were the casualties of this deadly virus with more than 600,000 people still infected. Nations were under lockdown for a long period of time. Industries of all size and nature and the entire infrastructure of nations was in a standstill. People were made to work from home and made to sit at home to avoid risking the virus.The workforce was adjusting to the new configurations.Post the lifting of the lockdown, there will be further uncertainties at the workplace and shift in ways the workforce will work. It will be a new dawn of uncertainty and fear.

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COVID-19,Work place, future of business, Indian workforce

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Green banking, customers, Asset quality, Electronic devices.

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Abstract: The travel and tourism industry has emerged as one of the largest and fastest growing economic sectors globally. As per World Travel & Tourism Council Tourism Industry has contributed 9.2 % to total GDP of the economy and has shown 6.7% of growth in the year 2018.It has also created 42.67 million employment opportunities in the year 2018 and expected to generate 52.99 million opportunities in the year 2019.So it becomes necessary to study the growth in foreign tourist arrival and earnings out of it. The paper exposes the economic viability of the Indian tourism industry by employing secondary data taken from various national and international reports, journals, books, magazines and other pertinent literature of this discipline. This paper analyses the changes in number of foreign tourist arrival from 2012-13 to 2016-17 as well as share of tourism industry in GDP and employment generation in India. Descriptive research design has been used for the purpose. As far as tourism is concerned, the year 2017 was a remarkable year for India as it received more- than 10 million tourists for the first time in history, registering 14% growth in 2017 over 2016 and registered CAGR of 8.02%over 2012-13 to 2016-17.It also witnessed a foreign exchange earnings of 23,785 million US$ in the year 2016-17 over the year 2015-16 with a growth rate of 10.85% and having CAGR of 6.61% from 2012-13 to 2016-17It was also found out that although there is remarkable growth in FTAs and FEE the share of industry does not show increasing trend. The contribution to GDP from 2012-13 to 2015-16 is having negative CAGR of 8.91%.It was also observed that share in employment is also not increasing it reported CAGR of only 0.05% from 2012-13 to 2015-16.In conclusion, the government plays an important role in the tourism industry. Governments also have a role to play in building good road and communications' infrastructure, in curbing corruption, and creating political stability - all of which create a country which tourists are more likely to want to visit. There are many steps and campaigns intiated by govermennt as a result Tourism Indutsy is delivering such a growth It is a limitless industry with immense growth potential having clear remarkable positive impact on economic and social aspects of Indian economy.

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Foreign Tourist Arrival, Growth, GDP, Employment

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Covid-19 and Its Impact on Education System

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Key words: Organizational socialization, Commitment, Employee turnover, Employee performance.

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Ahom Dynastry, Dresses, Ornaments, Assam

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Problem of communication between the individual human beings continues to occupy her attention but Anita Desai's major concern is with racial prejudices which alienate human beings from each other. She dramatizes the cultural contrast between India and England. East-West encounter is one of the major themes in Indo-Anglian writings but Desai concentrates on the psychological reactions of the persons facing such situations. The writer retraces her footsteps. Once again the problem is that of adjustment between the husband and the wife, the mother and the children. The heroine Sita in her novel feels that she is leading an inauthentic existence. Her husband Raman lives an ordinary life and he doesn't see anything wrong. They cannot understand the ways of each other. Sita feels, totally ignored by her husband and her children. Sita wants to assert herself but she is unable to do so. Her conflict is between 'yes' and 'no' ultimately she compromises. The problem is projected on a large scale. The characters can neither adjust with each other nor with the world outside. For Anita Desai's characters the problem is not of how to earn a living. Their problem is how to live.

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Attention, Encounter, Adjustment, Consistent, Dilemma and Compromise

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Rural Development, PRA: Participatory Rural Appraisal, RRA:Rapid Rural Appraisal; PLA: Participatory Learning and Action.

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The objective of this paper is to explore the emergence of engendered beauty space, Unisex Beauty Salons in India. The paper sets out discussion on understanding the drivers of unisex salons, their distinctive marketing appeal and potential of Indian entrepreneurs in unleashing the story of unisex salons in the emerging market, India. The study develops case studies of emerging national brands in the unisex salon segment. The study also uses alternative motivation theory derived from optimal distinctiveness theory to understand the adoption of novel beauty space shared by men, women and the third gender in context to the larger Indian society. Interesting insights such as Indian society being majorly male dominated yet, finds greater acceptance of unisex salon service where space is easily shared by all genders. Also, the ease of being served by opposite gender employee at unisex salons is something new to the Indians. The craze to follow popular culture, being part of cosmopolitan lifestyle and ease of visiting the salon with spouse, friends and family combined with the effect of social media and cost-effective business model has pushed the growth of this segment. Right from big players in the organized sector such as Lakhme to cult creators such as Jawed Habib, each one is exploring the new the version in their own way. India has its own take on unisex salons. From the luxurious unisex salon found in the upwardly areas of metro cities to the unisex family salons that exist with partition between the male and female segment. The entrepreneurs who wish to venture into this domain must understand the regional culture that exist in vast country India, and must then design their marketing appeal to capitalize the opportunity in the unisex salon segment.

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Unisex salons, Emerging markets, Male and Female grooming, Enrich Salons, Javed Habib Hair and Beauty Salon, Lakhme He & She

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Nursing: Profession; Semi-profession

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