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Influence of Quality of Work Life on Career Development in Private Sector Banks
This article focuses on the analysis of quality of work life on career development in private sector bank employees, Cudalore district. The study indicates that the quality of work life perceived by the bank employees is Quality of work life of employees when better will lead to productivity, industrial harmony, and good relationship and so on. Now a days the managements have understood the importance of quality of work life of the employees and treat employees as resource for the organization. The quality of work life views work as a process of interaction and joint problem solving by working people- managers, supervisors and workers
DIGITAL ECO SYSTEM- An Analysis of Human Mind and Technology at workplace
A digital eco system is one in which interdependent groups, enterprises, people share digital platforms to interact with their customers, partner’s etc .It is very difficult to think at workplace without referring to technology which indeed has become an inseparable element for survival everywhere. An analysis of human mind in workplace is very important as human brain supports both social and emotional intelligence and critical thinking. Human brain work like a big computer, it has the ability to analyze things considering facts and different perspectives to reach to a sound and logical conclusion. Digital workplace is the concept where every business use digital transformation(DX) to align technology, employees to improve its efficiency to meet its goals . Digital platforms are providing the much needed access to information which has changed our lives and understanding of the world .The greatest impact of technology is on human mind. Messages, tweets, posts , texts , mails can be sent across the world within seconds, technology thus has a big influence on human mind .Usage of technology in workplace increase better communication and help us take up other priorities in our life
Marginalization in Chinua Achebe’s Short Stories
Marginalization is a social process by which a person or a group of people are made marginal or become relegated to the fringe or edge of society. It mostly occurs to a group of people sharing common features like race, sex or age Economic, cultural, social and political factors work together to make certain groups in society feel marginalized. Multiculturalism claims that women should have the same rights and the opportunities as men. The women like Akueke, has no free will to choose her life- partner. In Girls at War, the story is based on the Nigerian- Biafran civil war. It highlights how women rejecting the monopoly of men participated in the war. At the end of story, Gladys risks her life as she tries to save the maimed soldier in the bombing raid, she gets caught by the explosions during her attempt to save the maimed and dies
Influence of Family Type & Income on Work-Life Balance of Employees in Electronic Industry in Chennai and Bangalore
This paper aims at understanding the Work-Life Balance of Employees in Electronic Industry in Chennai and Bangalore based on Family type and Income. The study shows that the mean value reveals the family type is not found to make significant variation in the work-life balance among the employees. There is no significant influence of income in the work-life balance of employees. The income and area put together also does not make any difference in the work-life among the employees
Application of Text Classification and Clustering of Twitter Data for Business Analytics
In the ongoing years, interpersonal organization in business are increasing tremendous prevalence since it helps in the business development. Organizations become more acquainted with about their customers feelings of their item in market which encourages them to comprehend the market better and as needs be, they make their market and business technique. There is a colossal information accessible on interpersonal organization site like Twitter, Facebook and so on. Utilizing Machine Learning devices and strategies this information can be prepared into applicable informational collection so as to decide the example and patterns to increase significant bits of knowledge. This paper chosen a famous nourishment brand to assess a given stream of client remarks on Twitter. A few measurements were utilized to arrange and bunch information which was utilized for investigation. A Twitter API is utilized to gather information and channel it into a Binary tree classifier which will find the extremity of the tweets, regardless of whether positive or negative. A k-implies bunching strategy is utilized to aggregate comparable words so an important esteem can be given to the business. This paper endeavours to examine the specialized and business point of view of content order of Twitter information and features the future open doors this rising field
Impact of Non-Performing Assets on Bank Lending Behaviour: A case of Indian Banking Industry
Sound financial health of banks is the pillar for the development of a country’s economy and the soundness of banks is measured through proper and adequate fund flow in banking system. But this thing can’t be seen in Indian banking industry just because of rising Non-performing assets (NPAs). The problem of NPA has deteriorating the Indian banking financial system for years now. Still in 2018, we are not in a position to solving the large problem of non-performing asset (NPA). The rising NPAs have curtailed the lending capacity of state-owned banks as they have make extra provisions for bad loans. To strengthen the Indian banks, the government has approach with a Rs. 2.12 lakh crore large integer recapitalisation set up and Rs.80,000 crore for recapitalisation bonds in ending March, 2018.The aim of this study is to understand the impact of non-performing assets on lending behavior of banks during financial crisis, in order to know whether there is reduction in banks lending activity if there is increase in credit risk during the observed period. In present study, both primary and secondary data is used by researcher to find out the results. During study, it has observed that NPAs level is rising continuously in Indian banking industry and there is a negative impact of NPAs on bank lending behavior
Effect of Pranayamas on Physiological Functional Abilities (observational study on yogic breathing practices)
Pranayama is the fourth part of Pathanjali’s Ashtanga yoga. As such Pranayama is supposed to be practiced after attaining perfection in asanas and then followed by Prathyahara. Ironically ‘Ashtanga yoga’ is meant for attaining Moksha as per the classical text of yoga, the practitioner’s have to go through Ashtanga yoga starting from ‘Yama’ and reaching to ‘samadhi’ however practice of certain asanas and Pranayama’s makes the practitioner to have good health. Based upon this asanas and pranayamas are being practiced to maintain health and to acquire health from ill health. Thus it is believed to evolve therapeutic yoga from classical Ashtanga yoga. In this study practice of types of Pranayama which have the influence over functional abilities of the group of people is studied. It is only a subjective observational study but not involving statistical analysis. So, in the observed points shows the improvement in functional abilities of the person who practiced pranayamas
Self: narrative, Non Narrative or Both?
The purpose of this paper is to understand how we experience and represent self. I would elaborate on this by firstly, stating some of the different perspectives on self. I would then primarily locate this discussion by distinguishing two popular ways of experiencing self i.e. EPISODIC and DIACHRONIC and two accounts of self-representation i.e. NARRATIVE and NON-NARRATIVE. Next, I will present arguments explaining why philosophers have favored Narrativist account on one side, and objections raised against Narrativist by Non-Narrativist like Galen Strawson on another. Lastly, In agreement with James L. Battersby’s viewpoint in his essay, “Narrativity, Self and Self-Representation”, I will discuss the conception of self-experience that is "complicatedly diachronic and episodic, one that also puts special emphasis on the self\u27s elusive, ungraspable, but somehow readily available nature". Thereby, I will defend the way of representation of self which can be both narrative as well as non-narrative
Tribals in India
The tribals are an indispensable part of our whole population there are a huge number of tribes and sub tribes prevailing in India having their own culture, language, names, dialect etc. The population of tribals according to 2011 census is 10.43 crores constituting 8.6% of the total population of the country. Majority of them (89.97%) live in rural areas while 10.03% live in urban areas. The decadal increase of the tribal population according to the census2001- 2011 has been 23.66% against the 17.65% of the entire population. The tribal development programmes launched by the govt. since independence have not been able to uplift the tribals in a pure sense and proletarianisation still persists in the tribes. There is need of the tribal upliftment to make their social inclusion possible with the whole population