Volume 8 | Issue 1

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Covid-19 pandemic, indeed, is one of the most disruptive events in world history. It started off as a localised infection but later spread at geometric proportions engulfing the whole world. The destruction caused by the pandemic on all walks of life cannot be put into words. Also, successive lockdowns enforced by the governments in almost all the countries to contain the pandemic have left an indelible mark on World economy. As it was essentially a trade off between protecting public health and saving economies from going to the dogs, many governments responsibly chose to save lives. Understandably, it has resulted in economies getting shattered and desperate governments terribly short of funds. Hence, the impact of COVID-19 is many folds. The pandemic besides being responsible for affecting person to person interaction is also the culprit for breaking the neck of traditionally run businesses. India, being a country of paradoxes, was terribly hit by the pandemic in terms of its business profits and traditional economy. Hence, this paper is aimed at understanding the supposed impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on credit and aggregate deposits of commercial banks of Karnataka.

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Covid-19, Credit, Aggregate Deposits, Karnataka, Commercial Banks, Lockdowns.

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In this globalized world, economic growth of a country totally depends on the participation of women in the rural development of a country. But where a society is dominated by man like India, where greater part of population lives in rural areas, it is very complicated for a woman to think about to establish their own startups. Rural Entrepreneurship amongst women has been a recent concern in rural India. Woman Entrepreneur is a person who accepts tough role to meet her personal needs and become economically independent. In India, there are around eight million women entrepreneurs, with Tamil Nadu having the highest share. This research paper mainly concerned with the women entrepreneurship situation in rural area of India. This is a based on secondary data from books, journals, articles, web sites and government reports. This study highlighted the current status of women entrepreneurs and their valuable contribution in sustainable economic growth of rural areas of India. This paper also focuses on the future scenario of women entrepreneurs and government initiatives for making women entrepreneurs more unbeaten. This study reveals some strategies for empowering rural women.

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WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RURAL INDIA: KEY TO INDIA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH

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Entrepreneurship means identifying innovation possibilities and need to develop to create new venture by the personal wisdom. As per population census of India in 2011 female population is 48.6% and women literacy has improved from 54.28% to 65.46% in India. Nations wealth depends on women wealth of the nation. female entrepreneurs need more avenues for improvement of skills to prove their talent in male dominated society. Our society consider female as a second gender. My analysis mainly concern on opportunities and challenges of women entrepreneurship Hyderabad Karnataka Region in Karnataka. Present days women compete with men in every sector. This study is based on primary data and secondary data.

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Entrepreneurship, women, skill development, opportunities and challenges.

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Leadership, Multi-culture, Management, Organizational challenges.

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Derivatives, Futures, Options, Performance level

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Home stay eco tourism is an emerging tourism concept evolved lately in the tourism world. India can be a model homestay for its multi faceted potentialities. Natural gifts, man-made heritages ethno- cultural richness, innocent social settings, pleasant hospitality and many more unexplored treasures that are dreams for experts of tourism. Homestay tourism cannot prosper sans the convergence of needs of the affluent and the needy based on the premise of demand driven mechanism because it is a need base concept. India can harness the boon of tourist potentiality rampant at the rural areas where government has pro-poor programs. This form of tourism is based on three aspects namely service, facility and attraction. India has a strong position only in attraction whereas it is lacking in facility and services. Sustainable tourism takes place if home grown resources and natural settings are effectively served to the tourism as well as also preserved. Promotion of tourism thus is highly dependent upon the active participation of the private sector and communities where the role of government becomes that of a facilitator.

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ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES TOURISM IN INDIA -ECO TOURISM AND HOME STAY

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Training, Development, Employee, Organization.

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Taxes are compulsory extraction of money by public authorities for public purposes, enforceable by law. It does not mean payment for services rendered. There are two types of taxes, i.e., direct taxes and indirect taxes. Taxes are levied on account of income, expenditure and capital assets. Derivatives may results into income and capital asset and hence derivatives are subject matter of taxation. Derivatives being comparatively new type of income and capital assets, taxation on derivatives are in state of dilemma. The paper is aimed at to explore history of taxation on financial derivatives and present status of taxation on derivatives. Comparison with other countries has been done to suggest on taxation on derivative instruments. A new system of taxation has been proposed and suggestions and recommendations regarding it have been incorporated in and implications have been discovered.

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Taxation, Derivatives.

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The world of Marketing has undergone unimaginable changes in the last century. The level of transformation marketing practices, tools and techniques have undergone, is beyond one's wildest imagination. A market, in a traditional economy, was only confined to a physical place with many limitations of place, time and utility. The era of globalisation has ensured that the world market is shrunk to the size of human palm as all the markets are accessible with the touch of our fingertips. Evidently, social media which started off as a platform for human interaction, now has been developed into a platform that can effectively be used for brand positioning, advertising and many others aspects of marketing management. For any business, it is imperative to keep up with the advancements taking place in the world of Marketing and marketing tools. This paper is an attempt at presenting one of the most relevant trends in marketing.

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Social Media, Marketing, Facebook, Google+, Twitter.

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Return on Assets (ROA), Return on Net Worth (RONW), Income to Overhead Ratio (IOR), Gross NPA, Net NPA, Provision Coverage Ratio, Loan Ratio, Deposit Ratio, Loan to Deposit Ratio, Capital adequacy ratio, Interest Income/Interest Cost, Non-Interest Income/Non-Interest Cost, ANOVA.

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Indian banking sector plays key role in the protection of environment. Implementation of Green Banking helped both customers and environment. Using green banking initiatives customers can perform their banking activities at their comfortable place. Also it helps to control the wasting of resources. This paper focused on the role of both SBI and ICICI towards protection of environment and its resources and the measures taken using a weapon called Green Banking. The study is descriptive in nature. The data is collected from secondary sources like related articles, books, and websites of banks and other yearly reports of the banks. The study found that both selected banks are successful in adopting and implementing Green Banking successfully

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Environment, Carbon footprint, Eco-friendly, Sustainability, Green banking.

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