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PUNE RESEARCH DISCOVERY 

AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED STUDIES

( ISSN  2455 - 9202 ONLINE ) (JIF 3.01) 

 (VOL 4, ISSUE 2)   (MAY - JULY 2019) 

UMAR ALTAF SOFI

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Vocabulary is crucial to English language teaching because without adequate vocabulary students cannot comprehend or understand others or put across their own ideas.While it is possible to convey something without grammar, but without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed.It would not be wrong to say that lexis forms the heart of the language.Teaching vocabulary enables students to develop their own personal vocabulary and learning strategies.The purpose of this paper is to emphasize the importance of vocabulary and analyzing many techniques employed by the language teacher to teach his students.

Key Words: Vocabulary, understand, ideas, language, teaching and techniques.

DR. N. TAMILARASI

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Handloom sector plays a vital role in the Indian economy. This industry helps in the creation of ample opportunities of employment especially for the labour class. It helps in earning considerable sum of foreign exchange to the country thus strengthening the national economy. The handloom sector has developed a lot over a period of time. It is spread throughout the country. The features of this sector vary across the country. Indian textile industry is one of the leading industries of Indian economy and has important place in industrial cluster of India. By keeping this, the present study deals with the impact of the weavers’ welfare schemes on standard of living of the handloom weavers in Erode District of Tamil Nadu. The findings also indicated that the  improve the weavers’ standard of living.

Keywords:  Handloom sector, Standard of living, Weavers, impact, welfare

SHALINI ANAND & DR.RUBINA VERMA

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Customer relationship management is a highly crucial and sensitive assignment on the part of business organizations. A great portion of customer relationship strategy fails to be implemented on the pedestrian of wrong assumptions. For example CRM generally looks like an offspring of pure technology , however not true. In order to let customer relationship programs work efficiently and effectively, it is imperative to consider another equally significant variable along with technology and that is communication.

DR. SOMAPPA G. LAMANI

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Indian environment has been deteriorated remarkably in the past 50 years due to the rapid decline in natural resources and a severe increase in pollution level. Reduction of forests, population growth, vehicular productions, use of harmful chemicals and numerous other detrimental human activities are essentially responsible for this tarnished situation of environmental health in India. It is, in fact, representation extensive economic loss to the nation and warrants severe attention of policymakers, administrators, inventors and general public altogether to save the environment and humanity and to arrange for generational justice. This paper deals with the risk of environmental deprivation and recommends some possible remedial actions for eco-conservation in India. Now it is essentially advisable to become protector, producer and caretaker of natural resources and not the predator, polluter and consumer of the earth.

Key Words: Environment, Forest, Land Degradation, Green House Effect.

DR. SMITA KUMBHAR

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In today’s 21^st century organization, employee retention is critical issue for the long-term success of the business. Managers agree that retaining your best employees ensures customer satisfaction, product sales, satisfied co-workers and reporting staff, effective succession planning and deeply imbedded organizational knowledge and learning employee retention matters. Organizational issues such as training time and investment; lost knowledge; mourning, insecure co-workers and a costly candidate search aside, failing to retain a key employee is costly. An effective Employee Retention program is a systematic endeavor to create and foster an environment that encourages employees to remain employed by having sound policies & practices in place that address their various needs. The researcher attempts to determine employee's retention at the Finolex Industries.Ltd. This study is designed to explore the main retention factors for Finolex Industries Ltd. employees. The researcher also made an attempt to understand about Employee's satisfaction at Finolex Industries Ltd.

Key words: Organization, Employees Retention, Policy

J. KAVITHA, MRS K. BALA, DR. D. RAJINIGIRINATH

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Recently video-enabled camera will be the most pervasive type of sensor. Such cameras will enable continuous surveillance through heterogeneous camera networks consisting of fixed camera systems as well as cameras on mobile devices. The challenge in these networks is to enable efficient video analytics: the ability to process videos cheaply and quickly to enable searching for specific events or sequences of events. In this paper, we discuss the design and implementation of Kestrel, a video analytics system that tracks the path of vehicles across a heterogeneous camera network. In Kestrel, fixed camera feeds are processed on the cloud, and mobile devices are invoked only to resolve ambiguities in vehicle tracks. Kestrel’s mobile device pipeline detects objects using a deep neural network, extracts attributes using cheap visual features, and resolves path ambiguities by careful association of vehicle visual descriptors, while using several optimizations to conserve energy and reduce latency. Our evaluations show that Kestrel can achieve precision and recall comparable to a fixed camera network of the same size and topology.

Index Terms—Cyber-physical Systems, Video Analytics, Vehicle Trajectory Inference, Heterogeneous Camera Network

AVINASH A. GORE & DR. NAZIR SHEIKH

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Rural Development in general can be explained as a action and initiatives which are being taken in order to improve the standard of living of non-urban neighborhoods countryside and remote villages. These communities have been exemplified with a low ratio of inhabitants to open space. Agriculture activities are the backbone whereas economic activities relate to the primary sector, production of food stuffs and raw materials. Rural development actions mostly aims at the social and the economic development of the rural population. Various programs have been initiated in order to develop the rural area, the programs are initiated top to down, from the local authorities to regional authorities, regional development agencies, NGO’S to Government development agencies to International development organizations. The chain somewhere missed the local villagers who are the real backbone of development, they are the beneficiaries and also the component to make the development- a success. There are various issues  and approaches which are related with the Rural development. The present research study tries to focus on the effects of globalization in relevance with the Gandhian approach of Rural Development

Key Words:Development,approach, policies,globalization,effects,rural population,action