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Banning of Beef in India One week ago, the Indian state of Maharashtra which is located on the western part of the country banned beef consumption. The government of the region has banned both the possession as well as the consumption of meat. Muslims living on the western part of the country have criticized the move stating it will cause many people to lose their job and increase the poverty rate. On the other hand, the Hindu groups are ecstatic with the move made by the government. Hindus consider

ASSIGNMENT Compare and contrast of HIV/AIDS prevention and care programme between Gujarat and Maharashtra states in India India has a serious health problem with Hiv/AIDS. In 2006, 3.1 million people were living with the virus, according to NACO( The National Aids Control Organisation). In 2006, the 15-44 age group had a HIV prevalence of 0.28%, so 1.7 million people were HIV positive in India at that time. 1986 witnessed the first case then by 1990 it had assumed epidemic proportions. Today

METHODOLOGY Research is a systematized body of knowledge. The reliability and legitimacy of research findings depend upon methodological framework engaged. Methodology is logic of scientific investigation. This chapter deals the methodology part which helped formulation of the study in systematic manner. It begins with research design, the methodology approved to gain the objectives of the present study also presents the features of the area and the region; the data collection method got the tool

K J SOMAIYA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND RESEARCH HR Case Study Speed Automobile Ltd. Submitted by: Parag Gadekar (PGDM B, 112) Vivek Jain (PGDM B, 117) Case Study  Theme: Union problem in a large automobile manufacturing company.  Sub Theme: The case is about how one egoistic labour union leader misled his supporter union members to wrong direction and created turbulence for the company.  Objectives: To show the readers that Management Union conflict is not always

FIRST PLANT RELOCATION This was Bharat Vikas Group’s first project. This is the biggest example which highlights the company’s ability to learn quickly while on the job. Bharat Vikas Group had no prior experience in this field. In fact, it had just two experienced engineers to begin with. Still, it not only shifted the entire car plant but also re-erected it in record time of 22 weeks. Approx. 820 crew members and 800 truck/trailers loads were utilized to complete the project which involved

Dharavi Dharvai located in Mumbai, is home to one of the largest slums in the world. The slum was founded in 1882 during the British colonial era. The slum grew due to growing factories and industries and due to the growing influx of migrants Initially Dharavi was predominantly a mangrove swamp and was sparsely populated by a Fisherman community called the Koli, and Dharavi came to be called Koliwadas. During the 19th century, Mumbai’s population reached half a million, 10 times the population

As a first step they followed the path of Sanskritisation, adopting the ritals and the life style of the upper castes. They invented legends about their ancestors and demanded higher social status. The Marathas, the Mails, the Sagar Dhangars of Maharashtra, the Kurmis and the Yadavas of Bihar, the Koils of Gujarat, the kaibarttas of West Bengal, the lingayats of Karnataka and the Telis of Orissa followed the path of Sanskritisation in the first quarter of the twentieth century. However, the upper-caste

23. Jawahar Babu K.V.S.N and B.Muniraja Selkhar, IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSRJBM) ISSN: 2278-487X Volume 2, Issue 5 (July-Aug. 2012), PP 01-05 www.iosrjournals.org 24. Laud, G.M. (1983), Seven Decades of Innovative Banking, The Maharashtra State Co-operative Bank Ltd., Mumbai, p-168 25. Ibid 26. District Planning Department, Sangli Collectorate 27. Ibid 28. Annual Credit Plan under Service Area Approach, 2013-14, Lead Bank Scheme (Bank of India) 29. Shahakar Mandir, The centenary

Synopsis (200ch): Visit the twin hill stations of Khandala and Lonavala for a weekend. Located just 83 kms from Mumbai, they make for a great spot of vacation. Read all about these picturesque places of Maharashtra! Short summary (50-60 words): Plan a rejuvenating getaway to the twin hill stations of Khandala and Lonavala, located just at a distance of 83 km from Mumbai! The two towns are packed with scenic beauty like caves, lakes, waterfalls, forts and much more! With activities like trekking and

The hills are calling and we cannot wait! Drive down from Mumbai to these 8 hill stations, now! Mumbai is not a city. It is a way of life! The cinema, big businesses, the gastronomy, the tourism lets this city never sleep. However, the hustle and bustle of this ever vibrating and ever pulsating city can sometimes get on to your nerves and you may want to spend a few moments away from the electrifying city, in the lap of MOTHER NATURE!So what are you waiting for? Got a few days? Craving for some