Type:Master's Dissertation

Subject:Law

Description:Harassment refers to harassment derives from the English verb harass plus the suffixment. The verb harass, in turn, is a loan word from the French, which was already attested in meaning torment, annoyance, bother, trouble.1 It refers to when an individual continually performs undesirable behaviour against a victim. This may include offensive language, rude and cruel remarks, but it must continue over time in order then it is considered as harassment. Harassment has many types like sexual harassment, mental harassment; workplace harassment, domestic harassment and many more it cover wide range of offence Harassment. Harassment against men is a serious issue that needs to be addressed in India, just as harassment against women does. It is important to approach this issue through the lens of gender equality, as both men and women should have the right to live free from harassment and violence. To start with, it is important to acknowledge that men can be victims of harassment and violence, and that this issue is not limited to women alone. [show more]

Type:PhD

Subject:Law

Type:Masters Dissertation

Subject:Media Studies

Description:Cafes in India have become a major business activity. It’s demand has grown so much so that people no longer want to go for fine dining and eat their food in an enclosed space with sophisticated colored walls. Though cafes are a borrowed concept from West but in the last seven to eight years, cafes have become a booming sector in the gastronomic industry. Particularly, if we look at the metropolitan cities of India, they all are bustling with cafes and pulling crowd like never before. [show more]

Subject:Law

Description:Golden Research Thoughts Vol.2, Issue 6, pp.1-7 ISSN No. 2231-5063

Type:PhD

Subject:Commerce

Description:The primary goal of any national payment system is to ensure smooth circulation of money. It is recognized worldwide that an efficient and secure payment system triggers the economic activity. Efficiency in payment systems in general and electronic payment systems in particular, benefits both customer and country’s economic growth. There are diverse payment systems functioning in the country, ranging from the paper-based systems where the instruments are physically exchanged and settlements worked out manually to the most sophisticated electronic fund transfer systems which are fully secured and transactions settled on a gross, real time basis. Many researchers have used various technology adoption models to predict the adoption of a technology. The main purpose of the study is to investigate the key driving factors responsible for the consumers’ adoption of cashless payment system. A descriptive study method using the paradigm of post - positivism was employed in the study with a sample of 390 respondents from Bangalore who have already used cashless payments. These consumers were selected by purposive sampling using snowball sampling. The study is based on both primary and secondary sources of information collected from various sources. [show more]

Description:The main thrust of this research is in the area of adoption of digital technologies in channel management of pharmaceutical industry in India. The Indian pharmaceutical industry is making rapid strides in the past decade, and is recognised internationally .However, the adoption of electronic methods like the internet, extranet, barcoding, digital data bases, e-payments, RFID and others are only at a nascent stage. This inertia is likely to affect the growth projectile of the industry. The international stature which the industry is acquiring will be at stake. The study attempts to assess the current status of adoption of digital technologies with particular reference to contributing factors that can trigger rapid growth. It assesses the respondents expectation of the benefits of digital adoption. It also deals with the factors which will help the industry to transit from legacy systems to digital technologies. This information was obtained through structured questionnaire administered to respondents who had experience in the distribution aspects of the Indian pharmaceutical industry. The research revealed that although implementation of electronic methods was at an early stage, the expectation regarding the benefits of employing this technology was high. The study also found that some of the tools which were necessary to transit from legacy systems to digital technology were in a nascent stage of its use. [show more]

Type:PhD

Subject:Management

Type:PhD

Subject:Management

Type:Image

Subject:Stamp ingot collection

Description:AGNI II, a commemorative postage stamp on the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) of India was issued on 1 January, 2000. Through the issue of the stamp, commemorating, the successful flight testing of intermediate range ballistic missile - AGNI II, emphasizing the the country's defence programmes " peaceful deterrence" [show more]

Type:Patent

Subject:Bio-Medical Engineering

Description:Patent Number: 363685-001, Applicant: S Nithyananthi.

Type:Patent

Subject:Mechanical

Description:Patent Number: 318705-001, Applicant: Divyanshu Sinha.

Type:PhD

Subject:Commerce

Type:Journal Article

Subject:Alkali

Description:Case Studies In Construction Materials, Vol.12, pp.2214-5095, ISSN No: 2214-5095.

Subject:Physics

Description:Romanian Journal of Physics, Vol-57 (9-10), pp. 1335-1345.

Subject:Computer Science

Description:International Journal of Artificial Intelligence & Applications Vol.4, No.1, pp.105-115 ISSN No. 0975-900X (O) 0976-2191 (P)

Type:Patent

Subject:Physics

Description:Patent Number: 202241026683, Applicant: B Ramamurthy.