Volume 8 | Issue 9 |

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The predominantly rural character of India�s national economy is reflected in the very high proportion of its population living in rural area�s. more than 700 million people living in rural areas, in some 5,80,000 villages, about two�third of its workforce was engaged in agriculture and allied activities with a contribution of 29 percent of India�s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), India�s economy is predominantly rural in character. India�s economy can be thought of as comprising of two main sectors, namely, the Rural Sector and the Urban Sector. Increase in competition, saturated urban markets, more and move new products demanding urban customers, made the companies to think about new potential markets. Thus, Indian rural markets have caught the attention of many companies, advertisers and multinational companies. According to a recent survey conducted by the National Council for Applied Economic Research (NCAER), the purchasing power of the rural people has increased due to increase in productivity and better price commanded by the agricultural products. By and large this rise in purchasing power remains unexploited and with the growing reach of the television, it is now quite easy for the marketers to capture these markets.

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electronics, agricultural, economic, industry, electronic product

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Abstract: Some fruits offer greater medicinal benefits, one such fruit is banana. They are a great source of energy. Banana, plantain, or Musa paradisiaca L is a very good source of antioxidants, vitamin C and vitamin B6. The natural fibre in bananas also contribute to many health benefits. They are-healthy bowels, cardiovascular health, protection from strokes, protection from ulcers, improve blood pressure, may boost mood, boost energy, help reduce water retention. Dietary fibre in banana is found to decrease colorectal cancer risk. From the study, it was found that dried plantain banana pulp powder act as a potential herbal drug for the treatment of peptic ulcer. Value addition in food products will result in nutrient-rich products which have a higher degree of quality. The main aim of the study is to develop various value added products which is ready to eat and preferred for people of all age groups and to observe the shelf life of the Musa paradisiaca L pulp flour. There were six value added products develop from Musa paradisiaca L pulp flour and three formulations of each value added product were developed and one product developed from Musa paradisiaca L pulp. Acceptability trials were conducted by semi trained panelists consisting of 20 numbers from the Department of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics. Scoring was done on 9-point hedonic scale. The developed value added products were sensorily evaluated. The results of the sensory evaluation test revealed that the sample 1(40% banana) formulation of biscuit, cheela, steam cake, noodles and baked nimki and sample 3(60% banana) formulation of muffin were acceptable by the semi trained panelists. Chips were also liked by the semi trained panelists. The shelf life of the Musa paradisiaca L pulp flour was studied by storing them in different packaging materials at room temperature for a period of two months. Over a period of 2 month, the Musa paradisiaca L pulp flour was checked to see which packaging materials prevented the spoilage of the flour. The different packaging materials for shelf life study were plastic container and glass container. The packaging materials like plastic container and glass container stored the flour without spoilage and without the loss of the flour colour, aroma and taste period of 60 days. This may be due to the airtight property of these packaging materials.

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Keywords- Musa paradisiaca L , value addition, sensory evaluation, storage.

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Phosphate availability in soil is limiting factor for the growth of plants. Phosphate solubilising microbes can be implicated as biofertilizers. The phosphate solubilizing microorganism was initially isolated on basic growth medium for fungi and actinomycetes. The screening for phosphate solubilisation of isolates was carried on Pikovskays (PVK) and National Botanical Research Institute phosphate (NBRIP) medium supplemented with 0.5% (W/W) calcium phosphate as the substrate. The effect of different phosphate sources [Ca3(PO4)2, AlPO4, FePO4 and rock phosphate as control] and their concentration, incubation time, temperature and changes in pH of media after the solubilisation of phosphate was analyzed. The screening for phosphate solubilisation potential was based on holo-zone formation on solid medium, while soluble phosphate in the culture filtrate was determined by vandomolybdate method. The isolates Aspergillus niger US11 and Aspergillus terreus US3 could solubilize maximum TCP at a temperature of 30�C while Penicillium sp. US10 solubilize maximum TCP at 25�C. On the other hand the both the potential actinomycetes isolates solubilise TCP at a higher temperature of 35�C. All the fungal isolates showed maximum solubilization of TCP at pH 7 whereas in case of actinomycetes pH 8 was optimum for solubilization. After 144 hrs of growth, maximum solubilisation of TCP equivalent to 1353 mg/ L was demonstrated by the isolate Aspergillus niger US11 when the initial TCP concentration of 7500 mg/L was used in the medium. Aspergillus terreus also showed maximum solubility at the initial concentration of 7500 mg/L, however the growth time was only 96 hrs. The other three strains demonstrated maximum solubilisation of TCP when the initial concentration of TCP was kept at 5000mg/L in the medium. However Actinomycetes sp. reached maximum solubility of phosphate at relatively less time of only 72 hrs. Our finding suggested that all selected isolates can be used for the preparation a biofertilizer for the different crops.

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Phosphate solubilizing microbes, biofertilizer, temperature

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This study gives the features about purchase influencing factors. The primary objective of this study is to stretch their future plan, increase the annual turnover and customer relation improvement. The secondary objective is to find the equipment which is preferred by most customers .To know how the customers are facing the problems while using them. The preference of industrial products and to know the overall delivery schedules which provide best result. Inferences have been drawn from the required data collected through the usage of questionnaire. Interpretation of the data along with statistical tools has been made to give recommendations to the company to promote the sales.

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Purchase, Electrical panels, Industrial products

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India is a Country of huge social legacy assets both unmistakable and impalpable. With an expected 5 million antiquated compositions, India is the biggest storehouse of original copies. More explicit signs of Vedic science will be given later in the innovation area. Keeping with the change from the pre-current time, innovation has disengaged itself from workmanship and has become a piece of science. Today is science that drives innovation in present day India as in other contemporary societies. Plus, a lot of other social assets are accessible in different files and galleries in India. The protection of these assets was never a need subject, so huge assets have either disappeared or have left India. A methodology on conservation of its physical asset was never examined. In comparable manner, the ideas of advanced safeguarding have been presented in India recently, for example at some point in year 2008 in particular. Advanced safeguarding is a cycle of protecting both digitized and conceived computerized substance to a far off future in reusable condition for access by its clients. It includes a lot of efficient rules, measures, techniques, innovation and approaches. The mechanical out of date quality, shorter and dubious life-period for current stockpiling media, data excess, and web upset are a portion of the main considerations which have made conservation of advanced data more intricate and testing.

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Cultural. heritage. Digitization. Preservation Technology.

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Sarojini Naidu is a conspicuous figure in pre-freedom Indian English verse. She is viewed as a visionary, brought into the world in a dreamless age and a passionate, adaptable and dynamic virtuoso fantastic for her sweet and resonant tunes which are unparalleled in the whole scope of Indian English verse as an eminent and bright collection of Indian life. Indianness is a fascinating part of the verse of Sarojini Naidu. The impulse of Edmund Gosse is colossal from this viewpoint. Naidu believes him to be her scholarly guardian. Naidu met her when she was in England from 1895 to 1898 as an understudy of English writing at Girton College, Cambridge. Naidu would have met similar destiny as the various minor artists and would have been for all time relegated to the sidelines had not a little piece of guidance from Gosse came as a blessing. Coming to know about Naidu's graceful fitness he wanted one day to see her sections.

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Conspicuous, Visionary, Indianness, Destiny, Gracefull, etc.

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Personality, Environment, Fit, Career, Job, Satisfaction, Teachers, Primary Schools, Kesses Sub-County, Kenya.

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Arc welding is a process of joining metals by using electrodes, by using high heat to melt the parts together and allow them to cool causing fusion. It is a type of welding to join metals, other than joining process like brazing and soldering. We have used two different metals like Mild steel (MS) and Stainless steel (SS) plates with different thickness about 8mm and 10mm. We have done Arc welding on MS and SS plates with different thickness. By using electrode E7018 with different gauges like 2mm, 3.5mm, 4mm for (filling V-GROVE) applying 3 layers of weld bead, for finding the welding defects on weld joint. The following tests conducted are hardness, dye-penetration, Magnetic and radiography. We mainly concentrated on finding the effect of bending radius on weld joint. By applying the different loading conditions bend radius and angle of inclination are obtained. With the help of CAD (computer aided design) application with CREO parametric, we have designed the welded plates and performed analysis using ANSYS software. By using this software, the theoretical and experimental values are evaluated.

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Keywords: Arc welding, MS and SS plates, electrode, CAD, CREO, ANSYS.

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Capital structure refers to the financing decision of a firm which involves the choice of the right mix of different sources of financing namely owner�s funds and lenders funds. The word profitability involves �Profit� and �Ability�. In profitability point of view profit means return from the investment. The word ability means capacity of a concern to earn or perform well. The main objective of every concern is to get a satisfactory return from the invested funds in order to maintain a sound financial position. External borrowing to improve or expand the business increases the debt situation of companies that can adversely affect the capital structure of the firms also influence the profitability positions. This play a strong emphasis in identifying the present situation to understand how far the capital structures and profitability performed during actual and projected periods of the select steel companies in India. Therefore, the objective is to analyze the capital structures based leverage and profitability based on actual and projected period. A total of 10 companies were identified during the initial period in which 5 companies were randomly selected considering the volume of business (sales and total asset). Impact of Capital Structures on profitability of select steel companies in India during 2009-10 to 2018-2019 are considered for analysis. Trend projection is used as statistical tool for Analysis. Except Tata Steel the companies have raised their long term debts by borrowing money which carries interest on its capital whereas, Tata steel have reduced its borrowings which is a good sign of managing debt on of its own finances. Net profit of most of the steel companies namely, Jindal Steel, SAIL and Steel Exchange recorded negative during actual and projected periods. JSW and Tata Steel are the two companies making profit during the actual and projected periods policy makers in the select steel manufacturing companies shall direct improved management tactics that can be identified from the results of the study as well as from the actual financial statements and forecasted result shall definitely support to increase companies returns leading towards future growth.

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Steel, Companies, Capital Structure, Leverage, Profitability, etc�

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At present scenario E-Commerce is relationship marketing is a strategy develop to promote customer loyalty, interaction, communication and its long term engagement. Electronic commerce is changing marketing practice and management; it is leading a complete change in traditional way of doing business. To new design an effective theory of relationship marketing and management, it required to understand what motivates consumers� choice situations. The electronic customer relationship management (E-CRM) to improve strong connections with customers by providing them with information and feedback directly suited to their needs, interest and demands. E-CRM has helps to required marketing managers to re-evaluate how, when and to what area they interact with their customers. Online interactions have turn up as a dominant exchange mode for manufacture or markets and customers. Plough online relationships defined as relational exchanges that are mediated by Internet-based channels-presents firms with challenges and opportunities. The current research has been undertaken to describe the scenario of E-Commerce, analyze the trends of E-Commerce. This paper uses the setting of an interactive home-shopping supermarket to examine the changing role of the retailer in electronic commerce.

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Relationship marketing, Online relationships, E-commerce, Online shopping, Mobile shopping, Self-service technology

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