Volume 11 | Issue 2 |

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Indian textile and garment industry has its significance not only in the Indian market but it has its recognized presence and high stature in the global market also and it is one of the leading textile and garment industries in the world. The structure of the Indian textile and garment industry is full of variability having the players at every level of their supply chain with lot of structural, operational and performance differences. There are many small and large players at every stage of the supply chain claiming their association with either the organized or the unorganized sector. The whole process together creates the complexity, which necessitates separate study of every stage in order to understand the structure and dynamics of the complete supply chain in the Indian garment Industry.

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Logistics service providers, Supply chain management,

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Our research's overarching goal is to comprehend an image by categorizing its properties and grouping them under the appropriate scenes. To achieve the same goal, They created a convolutional neural network model from a data set that contained 6000 trained and 3000 test photos. Ourselves then tested the model using images from various categories. Six classes comprise the dataset, providing a comprehensive picture of nature worldwide. The dataset is tested and categorized after our model has been trained using a succession of convolution layers, a pooling layer, and a fully connected layer to obtain an output containing photos sorted according to scene categories.

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Convolutional Neural Networks, Image Processing, Filters Max Pooling, Batch Normalization, Scene recognition, Padding, Drop out layer, Pooling layer, PLACES Dataset.

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A STUDY ON BRAND PREFERENCE OF THE WASHING POWDER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SURF EXCEL IN SIVAKASI TALUK Abstract Dr.R.Murugan, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Commerce, Vadakkangulam, Tirunelveli District "The only goose that lays golden eggs every day... forever... is your customer". It was John Wanamaker, owner of a Philadelphia department store in 60's, Coined the phrase, "The customer is always right" later, through years the value of customer is always right" later through years the value of customer has also reached its pinnacle. In 1990's the consumer was considered as king or queen, and total "Customer is the boss". As competition has increased, so the needs of the customer, so the needs of the customer, so the needs of the customer are becoming paramount MEASURING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION To understand regarding the value of their offering to customers, firms must understand how satisfied existing and potential customers are with their current offerings. This type of focus on measuring customer satisfaction is much important in today's competitive business environment useful measures of customer satisfaction should examine to both. Customer's perceptions concerning law well the firm is meeting those expectations. Any gaps where consumer's expectations exceed their recent experiences may indicate fruitful areas for the firm to work at improving customer value and satisfaction. Such measurements must be made periodically to determine 'whether the actions taken have been effective or not. This paper analysis that the brand preference of the washing powder with special reference to Surf excel in Sivakasi.

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Key words: Key words:Customer, brand, behaviour, business environment, product, satisfaction

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To back up long-term investment initiatives, a performance assessment method is devised in which asset selection is determined by the internal rate of return assessed with reference to long-term cash flows. Projected return, changes in discount rates, and changes in expected cash flows are the three components that make up total returns. This approach to performance evaluation highlights the most important factor influencing long-term returns: cash flows created over time, as a percentage of the price paid.

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Investment horizon; attributing performance; portfolio building are some examples of relevant to this discussion.

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Investors need volatility estimation for almost every kind of investment in order to maximize their returns. GARCH family models have been a major helper for the investor in this area. Present study investigates the capabilities of GARCH (1,1), under various error distributions, in effectively modelling volatility in the Indian market index Sensex.

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Stock market, Volatility, GARCH, Model Estimation

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With the ascent of social trade, electronic verbal(E-WOM) has turned into a significant reference for clients to pursue by choices. Be that as it may, the nature of data imparted by E-WOM on all significant stages is lopsided, with geniunlly influences client trust in E-WOM, and in the standing of the stage. Hence, according to the view point of the data quality this study adds the social mental distance of buyers to explore the impacts of WOM on trust, and its further effects on buyers. This paper starts with overview of E-WOM. It further include objectives and the paper is concluded by the findings.

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E-WOM, Online Reviews, Purchase Intention, Online Shopping Platforms.

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Pyridazines are the important heterocyclic compounds containing nitrogen atom in their cyclic rings . These pyridazines belongs to the heterocyclic class of diazines. The pyridazine is an important structure for various biological activities[1].This fused heterocyclic systems represents a commonstructural features for many bioactive compounds showing a variety of pharmacological activities. These activities of pyridazine is important for the design and development of new drugs. Pyridazine shows a wide range of pharmacological activities such as antihypertensive, anti-depressant, hepatoprotective, antiviral, anti-cancer, antimicrobial, cardiotonic, vasodilation, analgesic, anti-inflammatory etc[2].Synthetic pyridazine compounds acts as effective antiprostaglandins (PGs), S-lipoxygenase (S-LOX) and antiplatelet agents, that is, inhibitors of prostaglandin or cycloxygenase ( COX-I & COX-II) enzyme, plateletcAMP , phosphodiesterase and thrombaxane A2 ( TXA2) synthase. These pyridazines also acts as selective and non-selectiveCOX inhibitors. This review summerizes about the most relevant pharmacological properties of pyridazine derivatives.

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Pyridazine, heterocyclic compounds, biological activities, cyclooxygenase-2

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Paracetamol, SSG, Dissolution studies, Stability studies, IRtablets.

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The present paper focuses on the need of a paradigm shift in teaching learning process in which students may be given opportunity to construct knowledge by their own experiences. This paradigm shift referred to as constructivist paradigm is the need of the hour in which students may be given opportunities to reflect, develop critical thinking and problem solving abilities. The paper also focuses on the principles and strategies needed to be adopted for successful implementation of constructivism in teaching learning process.

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constructivism,Teaching-Learning process, paradigm shift

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Copper, Nickel, Manganese, Cobalt and Iron complexes of Mixed ligands (L: Diketimines & 1,10-Phenanthraline) have been prepared and characterized by IR, UV-Vis and Cyclic voltammetry. Planar compound have numerous application in biological system such as antioxidant, antiviral and antimutagenic activities. Current research works have been published on Diketimines moiety with metal to explain the factors that are key in their biological character. It is also expected that the ability of Diimines and planar compound to chelate with metals is very important factor for their biological activities. Therefore, we here tried to explore the interaction of these mixed metal complexes with herring sperm DNA using spectral and electrochemical methods. Complexes 1-3 exhibits hypochromism with red shift and octahedral complexes shows hyperchromism with blue shift. All these metal complexes observed binding constants fall in the range of 0.85 x 105 M-1- 2.1 x 103 M-1 and electronic spectra conclude that, complexes 1-3 and 4-5 bind with DNA through intercalation and groove binding respectively. Electrochemical studies expose that the metal complexes (1-3) prefer to bind with DNA in M(II) form. The stong positive potential shift in complexes, 1-3 may be attributed to the intercalation binding and the slight positive potential shift in the complexes, 4 & 5 may be due to groove binding. CD spectral studies also suggest that the complexes, 1-3 and 4-5 bind with DNA through intercalation and groove binding respectively.

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Copper, Nickel, Manganese, Cobalt and Iron complexes of Mixed ligands (L: Diketimines & 1,10-Phenanthraline)

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