Volume 9 | Issue 5 |

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Today the responsibilities of business executives have become critically important due to technological advancement, we have done some data collection for our project research. This study is based out of primary and secondary research; carried out that would help to gather fresh data which can be analyzed with the past data to seek the inferential analysis viz., Chi-square Test, ANOVA, Correlation. The results of these study shows positive results which is beneficial for the companies as the existing trends in logistics industry. we used a questionnaire as a tool for gathering data. The respondents were selected randomly from the Chennai customer list provided by the companies. The research questions are set to be asked to the Clients of Logistics companies. Secondary data is nothing but we collected some data from internet sources, magazines and newspapers which have been helpful in getting an insight of present scenario. The sample sizes of 120 respondents are interrogated and the results are analyzed using various respondents are satisfied and they are loyal to the companies.

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primary research, secondary research, questionnaire for gathering data, internet sources, magazines, newspapers and inferential analysis.

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Online Classes, Teachers and Students.

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Cybercrime encompasses any criminal act dealing with computers and networks. It includes crime conducted through the Internet. The Internet is basically the network of networks used across for communication and sharing of data. Cybercrime also known as the computer crime is the use of an instrument for illegal ends, such as committing fraud, trafficking in child pornography and intellectual property, stealing identities, or violating privacy. With the advancement of the Internet technologies like the 2G and 3G, the global village is effectively sharing and communicating vital data(s) across the network. However, there are some who are intentionally trying to track and extract the vital and confidential information illegally for their personal use or for the financial achievement and many more. The generic aim of this study was to profile the nature, content, type, frequency, intensity and extensity of job satisfaction for various cadres of cyber-crime professionals belonging to a major city of south India socio-demographic as well as in relation to associated personal variables. A subsidiary aim was also to determine the reliability and validity of the instrument being used for measurement of job satisfaction in the targeted population of police personnel. First, staff report there has been an escalation and acceleration of the quantity of the work cyber-crime units are expected to undertake. Second, the resourcing of cyber-crime units has not developed commensurate with the increasing demands. These three major themes emerged in both of the case study sites; however, there were some differences between the two sites that will be explored later. Following a discussion of these three categories of findings, we consider various suggestions made by staff for how to improve this situation. The paper concludes by highlighting the significance of the findings for the capabilities of police cyber-crime units and calls for further empirical research into police responses to cyber-crime.

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A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED BY OFFICERS INVESTIGATION OF CYBERCRIME CASES IN CHENNAI

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Parents, income, status, scholastic success, students, social studies)

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Brand image, Parent Brand, Consumer Preferences.

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Training and Development

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The primary objective of this Study on significance of grievance handling system towards employee motivation in manufacturing industry. The secondary objective of this to know satisfaction level in the existing grievance handling system in manufacturing industry .To know decision taken by the top management are satisfied in manufacturing industry . To know the effectiveness of grievance handling settlement in manufacturing industry The research type used in this study is descriptive . Primary data is used for analysis using questionnaire. Secondary data from internet. I have use two data tools using spss namely anova and chi square for analysis and also use percentage analysis . The study is for 3 months. Used raw data for analysis that collected from the response

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Key word: Grievance, existing grievance handle, grievance settlement

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Key words : coconut wholesellers, challenges, overcome during COVID-19????????

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Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder, caused by dysfunction of insulin secretion or insulin function or both, leading to persistent hyperglycemia and other vascular complications as the disease progresses. Several factors contribute to the progression of the disease, such as family history or genetics, environmental factors, and various genetic disorders. A sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy diet, physical inactivity, and obesity are the major responsible factors. Treatment of diabetes is started with the use of drugs such as metformin, Sulfonylureas, thiazolidinediones, SGLT-2 inhibitors, DPP-4 antagonists, etc. Moreover, cell-based treatments such as the pancreas or pancreatic cell transplantations are being explored broadly for the treatment of type-1 diabetes mellitus. Whereas, insulin is the major player in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. For several decades, insulin has been administered as a subcutaneous injection, several times a day. However, the subcutaneous route has several limitations, such as pain at the injection site, infections due to improper administration/self-administration, hypertrophy due to deposition of insulin at the site of injection, patient discomfort; fail to achieve blood glucose control in several patients. This led to the exploration of alternative routes for insulin delivery, soon after its discovery. Various non-invasive and novel routes have been studied, including oral route, nasal route, pulmonary, transdermal route, and buccal, ocular, intrauterine, and rectal routes. These routes have proven successful up to some extent and several complications are also associated with these novel delivery systems. Toxicity associated with long-term use, safety and efficacy studies, feasible formulation of these delivery systems for efficient human use, still need to be explored deeply. In this review, we will study diabetes mellitus, alternative insulin delivery routes, and various advantages and disadvantages associated with formulations of these routes.

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diabetes mellitus, insulin delivery, insulin, novel drug delivery

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