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Archives Volume-8, Issue-2 (July-December)

Paper Title:: COMPREHENSIVE HUMAN- CAPITAL MODEL: DEMAND FOR HEALTH ONTHE BASIS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL POSITION
Author Name:: Palvinder Kaur Bakshi
Country:: India
Page No.:: 1-7

COMPREHENSIVE HUMAN- CAPITAL MODEL: DEMAND FOR HEALTH ONTHE BASIS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL POSITION

Author: Palvinder Kaur Bakshi

Abstract:
Variation in health among different economic groups and different social groups is rising and is
very significant. This variation finds other indicators than health like in education and wealth
assets and starting of chronic diseases and mortality. Variation in health significantly persists
within all countries, while social security is also varied there.

Paper Title:: EVOLUTION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIAN TELECOM SECTOR-AN OVERVIEW
Author Name:: Shikha Krishan Yadav, S. K. S. Yadav
Country:: India
Page No.:: 8-11

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EVOLUTION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN INDIAN TELECOM SECTOR-AN OVERVIEW

Author: Shikha Krishan Yadav, S. K. S. Yadav

ABSTRACT
The telecommunication sector has changed notable growth by reducing transaction costs, enhanced
internet speed, allowing free national calls, changing life standard of the societies, services, and
brands. Telecommunication sector has gone through the 4G technology in India. It has massively
changed the market structure and has increased the competition among the telecom companies.
India‟s telecom sector is one of the fastest-growing markets in the world. This paper explains the
telecom sector evolution and role of corporate governance in two sections. The telecom sector has
undergone a huge change over the years because of the introduction of telecom reformation policy by
the Government of India. A new telecom policy which was formed with the needs of modern
technology like 5G, Machine to Machine interface, Internet of Things and other features. Corporate
Governance provisions and norms becomes the need of this sector for fulfilling requirements of the
market.
Key Words: Corporate Governance, Corporate Strategies, Overall Corporate Governance

Paper Title:: IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON NON-PERFORMING ASSETS OF LEADING INDIAN BANKS
Author Name:: Pitresh Kaushik, Saptarshi Chakraborty
Country:: India
Page No.:: 12-15

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IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON NON-PERFORMING ASSETS OF LEADING INDIAN BANKS

Author: Pitresh Kaushik, Saptarshi Chakraborty

ABSTRACT
The growth of the Indian economy depends on the working of the banking sector of the country. One
of the major important factors that helps in measuring the position and the health of the banking sector
is the size of the NPA. It affects the profitability in the banks in terms of rising the cost of
capital, increase in risk perception which thereby affects the liquidity position of the bank. In this
chapter we are here to examine the level of NPA of the Indian Banks and then analyse the reason for
the change of NPA. Data from 5 leading banks of the country was extracted from the RBI database to
analyse the trend of NPA in the past 17 years. Along with that the impact of Covid-19 was also
analysed in the context of NPA. It was found that despite the pandemic and Moratorium banks were
able to improve their NPA figures.
Key words: Indian economy, Leading Indian Banks

Paper Title:: STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN HARYANA
Author Name:: Anita Moudgil
Country:: India
Page No.:: 16-24

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STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN HARYANA

Author: Anita Moudgil

Abstract
As an economy moves from lower higher stages of development, there occurs a shift from simpler to
more modern and complicated techniques of production on the one hand and from Primary sector to
Secondary and /or Service sector on the other. Economic growth of an economy is always associated
with structural change in the economy. The present paper studies the structural change and the process
of economic growth in Haryana. The methodlogy includes the process of splicing,the contribution of
each sector in the with Nandkarni methodology and SPSS for Curve Estimation. The process of
structural change took place in Haryana with the process of economic growth since 1965-66.The
contribution of Secondary Sector to growth always remained higher than that of Primary Sector but
less than Service Sector.
Key Words: structural change, growth, service sector, Haryana.

Paper Title:: CONSUMER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS THROUGH REVIEWS ON BLOGS AND SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ONLINE SHOPPING IN THE UAE
Author Name:: Jitendra Singh Rathore, Rajita Srivastava
Country:: India
Page No.:: 25-33

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CONSUMER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS THROUGH REVIEWS ON BLOGS AND SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ONLINE SHOPPING IN THE UAE

Author: Jitendra Singh Rathore, Rajita Srivastava

Abstract
The massive acceptance of blogs and social mediaunlocks the access for consumers to express their
opinions and views about the happiness or disappointment of online shopping. Sentiments of blogs
and social mediaare instantaneous and economically feasible than the traditional technique of
collecting responses. Consumers in the UAE are prone to use blogs and social mediafor giving
feedback and responses about the products purchased online. The research thus finds its importance in
the context and uses two research hypotheses to recognize the applicability of blogs and social
mediaas a tool for online responses. Three industry sectors, electronics, fashion, and travel, are taken
in the research for comprehensive analysis. Overall, 1200 responses are collected from 4 blogs (based
on the sector), and another 1200 responses are from 4 social media channels (Facebook, Twitter,
YouTube, and Instagram). The responses are analyzed using the QDAP (Quantitative Discourse
Analysis Package) dictionary in R programming.
Keywords: QDAP, t_test, online-based-brand community (OBBC), s-commerce, sentiment analysis,
two-tailed hypotheses test.

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