Banking Management

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CASE–01: BANKING ON RELATIONSHIP
The birth of ABC Bank took place after the RBI issued guidelines for the entry of new private sector
banks in January 1993. Subsequently, the promoter of ABC Bank sought permission to establish a
commercial bank and retained KPMG, a management consultant of international repute, to prepare
the groundwork for establishing a commercial bank. The Reserve Bank of India conveyed its
approval in principle to establish ABC Bank on February 11, 1994. Thereafter, the Bank was
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16. What do you understand by MICR? How does it help in clearing of instructions? Explain the
field structure of MICR cheque.
17. Explain different e–commerce activities and functions. What are the building blocks of e–
commerce solution? Explain with examples.
18. Explain the concept of transfer pricing in banks and its relevance on pricing/profit. Explain
briefly various methods of pricing products.
Answer any Three:
19. Explain briefly the product life cycle concept with reference to a banks product. Selection
development and launching a product are equally important comment.
20. What are the advantages of packaging? Illustrate in banking context.
21. Explain the concept of transfer pricing in banks and its relevance on pricing/profit. Explain
briefly various methods of pricing products.
22. Draw an approach for e–banking deployment for retail customers and explain.

23. Explain how a digital signature is generated? Explain its use with examples.
24. How can Indian banks use legal recognition of digital signature for development of business.
25. What is market segmentation? Why is it important to advertisers? How is it useful for banking.
26. Explain briefly the product life cycle concept with reference to a banks product. Selection
development and launching a product are equally important comment.
27. What are the advantages of packaging? Illustrate in banking
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Fatigue Detection Of Driver Using Surff Features...
Fatigue Detection Of Driver Using Surff Feature Extraction Algorithm Based On Eye Tracking
Miss.Snehal B. Meshram
M.Tech(3rd sem)
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
G.H.Raisoni Academy Of Engineering and Technology,Nagpur,India.
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur
2014–2015
ABSTRACT:
This paper describes method of detecting early signs of fatigue in drivers and provide method for
more security and attention for driver safety problem and to investigate driver mental state related to
driver safety.As soon as the driver is falling in symptons of fatigue immediate message will be given
to driver.In addition of the advance technology of Surff feature extraction algorithm is also added in
the system for correct detection of status of driver.The Fatigue is detected in the system by the
image processing method of comparing the images(frames) in the video and by using the human
features we are eable to estimate the indirect way of detecting fatigue.The technique also focuses on
modes of person when driving vehicle i.e awake, drowsy state or sleepy and sleep state.The system
is very efficient to detect the fatigue and control the vehicle.
KEYWORDS: Surff Feature Extraction algorithm, Face detection, Eye localization, Eye state
recognition, Face detection.
INTRODUCTION:
In recent trends of development many safety techniques and methods have been developed in
detection of fatigue or drowsiness in vehicles for drivers.The development of

Analysis Of Boost Converter And Interleaved Converter For...
Analysis of Boost converter and Interleaved Converter for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
of Hybrid Electrical Vehicle Arpita Moon Department of Electrical Engg. Priyadarshini College of
Engg. Nagpur, India Prof.(Mrs.)B.S.Dani Department of Electrical Engg. Priyadarshini College of
Engg. Nagpur, India Rahul Argelwar Department of Electrical Engg. Priyadarshini College of Engg.
Nagpur, India Abstract–Different converter topologies have been introduced for high power
applications in recent years. This paper shows Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor in Hybrid
electrical vehicle is proposed by an interface of boost converter, interleaved converter and inverter
as an integrated circuit. An inverter/converter circuit is designed in such a way so as to operate or
control the HEV during different modes of operation. The integrated circuit in HEV will operate as a
boost converter or interleaved converter depending on the load condition. The proposed integrated
circuit will reduce the current ripple and voltage ripple hence it will leads to reduction in switching,
conduction losses, and thermal stress on the motor. The effectiveness of proposed integrated circuit
is simulated in MATLAB/ Simulink. The simulation shows that the integrated circuit have a high
efficiency and can be used at high power application. Keywords–boost converter; interleaved
converter; ripple I. INTRODUCTION Electrical vehicles and Hybrid Electrical Vehicles are the
most commonly used drive

Advantages Of Privatisation Of India
Looking at the present day scenario, many such models have been up and running successfully.
Many projects have reached pinnacle of success. But there is also a need to see this transformation
from the society's perspective and analyse the true costs and benefits for the country. It is also
important since many projects for development of new airports with private participation are also
coming up at different airports all over across the country. On one hand we can see the business
models for the Delhi and Mumbai but on the other, the transformation has led to a question on the
long–term effects of the privatisation. There are questions being asked like What will be given the
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This is in stark contrast with what we see outside the country where there is full privatisation,
especially in the USA. Also, most of the operators are under the Build–Operate–Transfer Contract
with Airport Authority of India. 2.3 Economic Benefits of Privatisation of Airports The Airport
Industry is undergoing a transformation that has taken its market towards higher competition level.
For this, major investments are required which is achieved through the process of privatisation.
There are three major economic benefits which can be attributed to the privatisation. Those are
increasing operational efficiency, better management and marketing skills and lastly better
investment decisions.5 According to the (Paper 7), the main benefits which can be attributed to the
privatisation of Airports are: 1. Improved Customer Facilities 2. Better tackling of Externalities 3.
Privatisation Earnings 4. Increased airline Competition 5. Streamlined Airport

The Problem Of Tb Infection And Disease Management
MTB has been associated with human disease for thousands of years and this success to great extent
is due to its ability to survive within the host for months or even decades in latent state. In the past
few decades, however, it has also evolved itself into various new forms, especially as multidrug
resistant (MDR) and extensively drug resistant (XDR) forms causing several outbreaks. For
outbreak and contact tracing, DNA fingerprinting technology is now an accepted and widely used
method. The population structure of MTB is geographically subdivided, and these genetically
different lineages have adapted to their local human populations, as is evident from molecular
epidemiology. However, scientific evidence for such an adaptation is ... Show more content on
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Owing to the special geographical diversities and living conditions, the predominance of different
genotypes might imply their long–standing presence in these regions and may be linked with
exponential contact with other populations.
Mounting evidences suggest that MTB evolved as a human pathogen in Africa and further spread
took place with the first migrations of modern humans out of Africa around 70,000 years ago.
Among many of the early studies of phenotypic and genotypic relevance, the one consistent finding
was that tubercle bacilli from South India were less virulent and more susceptible to oxidative stress
when compared to isolates form Great Britain. South Indian strains were also found to be devoid of
sulpholipids. Even though strains of these earlier studies were not genotyped, on the basis of our
current knowledge of the global phylogeography of MTB, it can be assumed that most of the South
Indian strains belonged to Lineage 1 (Indo–Oceanic)[17]. We found clear demarcation in the
compartmentalization of MTB lineages of this study isolates with respect to their geographical
locations. Clustering can be used in post–genomic data analysis to group strains with similar traits.
Clustering of individual SITs varies from region to region. Although spoligotyping may correctly
identify "outbreak" episodes and can track the spread of the

Characteristics Of Dr Br Ambedkar
Personality of Dr. B.R Ambedkar, his Social Environment, his Education or Western Thoughts
Introduction
A person's life is the manifestation of his personality and personality is the manifestation of his
character and thinking. From a simple reaction on instances to major decision making, everything is
credited to a person's personality. Hence analysis of a person's life is in a way analysis of his
personality. According to medical science, personality is framed by a person's environment and
influences. By looking upon a person's social environment, it can become very easy to predict his
personality.
Dr B.R Ambedkar commonly known as 'Babasaheb' is one of the greatest personalities of modern
India. From being the father of the constitution to speaking upon various spheres of life, Babasaheb
is considered to be one of the founding fathers of this nation. The life of Dr. Ambedkar saw the
phase of social struggle in the initial years followed by an excellent, unprecedented educational
carrier and ultimately leading an active and inspiring political life. The ... Show more content on
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Ambedkar is Ambavade, which is located in Rathagiri District of Maharashtra state and is located
about 5 miles from Madhavgarh, which is a small village. Bhimrao Ambedkar was born on 14th
April 1891 in village Mahu in a Mahar Caste, which was considered to be of the untouchables . His
father's name was Ramji Sakpal and he was married to Bhimabai who was from Murbadkar family.
Ramji Sakpal had 14 children out of which Bhmrao was the 14th. Ramji was a pious man along with
a strict disciplinarian. He used to recite the great epics Mahabharata and Ramayana and also
devotional songs of Kabir and great saints of Maharashtra to his children every day. The simple life
of Babasheb's parents is a great reason why Babasaheb himself had a very simple lifestyle all
throught his life. Ramaji had always promoted his children to study and encouraged them in their
own pursuit of

Compulsory Rotatory Internship Programme ( Crip ) And The...
Long working hours and stressful working environment along with the immense pressure of
impending PG entrance exam hinder the affectivity of the Compulsory Rotatory Internship
Programme (CRIP). Our study is an attempt to find the views regarding Compulsory Rotatory
Internship Programme (CRIP) and the preferred post graduate specialities among interns from NKP
Salve Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center, Nagpur. METHOD A descriptive cross–
sectional study was conducted; the questionnaire was well structured and was developed after
reviewing the literature extensively. The study was conducted after approval from the Institutional
Ethical Committee of NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Center, Nagpur. Part I:
Eighty nine interns who had completed one year rotating internship programme at NKPSIMS & RC
were enrolled in the study. Data was collected with the use of pretested semi structured proforma.
This was including questions regarding socio–demographic pro le, preference for the specialty,
factors responsible for the selection of particular branch and perceptions about working in rural
areas. Interns were allowed to choose only one answer in each question. Data was collected and
entered into spreadsheet of MS Excel. Later on it was analyzed with the use of Epi–Info software.
Part II: Focus group discussion (FGD) was held with these interns in batches of 10. Set of discussion
topics were used for the FGDs were skill development, facilities during

Essay On Jamtiji Tata
Intellectual, optimistic, futuristic, nationalist, philanthropist, and love for the business and the
development of the society has made Jamsetji Tata lay the stones of Tata.
In this day, Tata is famous for its wide and one of the most advanced business sector in India. It
spread its wings almost in all sectors ranging from automobiles to hotels. Most of the credit goes to
the great man Jamsetji Tata. The man who foresaw the future and established Tata industries in the
19th century. It is also by far one of the oldest known names in business and industries. Jamsetji has
made the world know the power of Indian entrepreneurship and talents.
Born in 1839 in a Parsi priests family in Gujrat, he moved to Mumbai at the age of 14 to join his
father Nusserwanji's export business. Graduated as a green scholar from Elphinstone College in the
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To gain his knowledge in the fields of textiles, Jamsetji traveled to America and Europe. Learning
about the latest technologies and advancements. It was there which gave him new dreams. It is said
that he was denied from entering few hotels and that is when he wanted to establish a hotel of his
own. The technology and the manufacturing used in textile industry pushed him in learning about
iron and steel business. His love for education made him wanting to establish a top class university.
He believed in a fact that great education and scientific research would empower the nation and
come over the inabilities. A great philanthropy, he was more optimistic about the abilities than all of
his peers. He also made sure that all his employees had a good time working in his organization. He
also donated around 14 buildings and plots for the establishment of a research institute.
Jamsetji was glad to see his dream of the hotel come into reality in the year 1903 in the name of Taj
Mahal Hotel. It cost over 40 million. It was also one of the first Indian hotels to have lit with

Demat Sale Shares
[pic] FINAL REPORT ON EXECUTIVE TRAINING [pic] TITLE: To sell 24 Demat accounts
worth Rs.2,00,000/– for 3 months for Sharekhan Limited in Nagpur city. GUIDED BY– Mrs.
Parijad Dongure MR. CHIRAG JOSHI (Faculty Guide) (Company Guide) SUBMITTED BY:
AJEET KUMAR Enroll. No.: 8NBNG010 Summer Internship Program 2009 The MBA Program
2008–2010 ICFAI National College, SIP Centre Nagpur CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the
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The functions performed by a financial system are: THE SAVINGS FUNCTION: LIQUIDITY
FUNCTION: PAYMENT FUNCTION: RISK FUNCTION: POLICY FUNCTION: COMPANY
PROFILE SHAREKHAN LIMITED Sharekhan is one of the top retail brokerage houses in India
with a strong online trading platform. The company provides equity based products (research,
equities, derivatives, depository, margin funding, etc.). It has one of the largest networks in the
country with 704 share shops in 280 cities and India's premier online trading portal
www.sharekhan.com. With their research expertise, customer commitment and superior technology,
they provide investors with end–to–end solutions in investments. They provide trade execution
services through multiple channels – an Internet platform, telephone and retail outlets. Sharekhan
was established by Morakhia family in 1999–2000 and Morakhia family, continues to remain the
largest shareholder. It is the retail broking arm of the Mumbai–based SSKI [SHANTILAL
SHEWANTILAL KANTILAL ISWARNATH LIMITED] Group. SSKI which is established in 1930
is the parent company of Sharekhan ltd. With a legacy of more than 80 years in the stock markets,
the SSKI group ventured into institutional broking and corporate finance over a decade ago.
Presently SSKI is one of the leading players in institutional broking and corporate finance activities.
Sharekhan offers its customers a wide range of equity

Push And Pull Factors Of Human Migration
A STUDY OF MIGRATION IN MAHARASHTRA (2007–2008) " If you don't have migration you
wouldn't be able to fill important jobs to keep the economy going" (McKinley, n.d.)1 Introduction
Human Migration is defined as the movement of people from one place to another in the quest for a
better life.The movement could be very well across the borders of a country or within a country. It is
not a new concept and has occurred throughout the human history, the first human movement being
from their origins in East Africa to their current location in the world (Xpeditions, 2005)2 Types Of
Migration3– Internal Migration– moving to a new place within a state, country or continent External
Migration– moving to a new place in a different state, country or ... Show more content on
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There may be various social, economic and political reasons due to which people might decide to
migrate. Example– low job opportunities, low wages, war, floods, caste or race discrimination, etc 2.
Pull Factors: The factors that attract people are called pull factors. These might provide an incentive
for people to leave one place and settle somewhere else. Example– more jobs, better education,
higher wages, etc Majority of the people migrate with the intention of a better life that was not
previously available to them. That might be in the terms of better work opportunity, healthcare
facilities, education facilities, etc. There are also some migration which are compulsory for an
individual to undertake and they have no other option, i.e., marriage and government transfers.
Objective– The reports aims to study the migration pattern of individuals in Maharashtra for the year
2007–2008.The study has been divided under two heads ,i.e., rural and urban. The main focus area

Customer Perception Based Brand Equity Analysis of...
Customer Perception Based Brand Equity Analysis of Dinshaw's Ice–cream
Abhijeet Agashe *, Rupesh Pais**, Rashmi Shahu***
Abstract
A brand is a name that has the power to influence a buyer. Brand influence could be as a result of a
set of mental associations and relationship built up over time among customers or distributors.
Brand equity is the differential effect of a brand knowledge on a consumer response to the
marketing of a brand. The present study focuses on the study of the basic four dimensions of
customer–based brand equity on consumer`s perceptions of a brand viz. brand awareness, brand
loyalty, brand image, brand performance. This is based on the assumption that all these dimensions
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In other words brand equity can be said to be any asset or liability connected to a brand name that
adds or subtract a value to the product.
Conceptualization of Consumer–Based Brand Equity
Customer–Based Brand Equity is formally defined as the differential effect that brand knowledge
has on consumer response to the marketing of that brand. A brand is said to have positive customer–
based brand equity when consumers react more favorably to a product and the way it is marketed
when the brand is identified than when it is not (e.g., when the product is attributed to a fictitious
name or is unnamed). (Kevin Lane Keller 2004).
Thus, a brand with positive CBBE equity might result in the consumers' acceptance of a new brand
extension, less sensitiveness to price increases and withdrawal of advertising support, or willingness
to seek the brand in a new distribution channel. On the other hand, a brand is said to have negative
customer–based brand equity if consumers react less favorably to marketing activity for the brand
compared with an unnamed or fictitiously named version of the product. The main ingredients of
consumer based brand equity are differential effect, brand knowledge, consumer response in
marketing.
Brand Awareness
Brand awareness refers to the strength of the brand presence in the consumer's mind. It is the ability
of a potential buyer to recognize or recall that a brand is a member of a certain product

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Feature Selection For...
A Survey on Feature Selection for Image Retrieval
Preeti Kushwaha R.R.Welekar
PG scholar, Department of CSE Professor, Department of CSE
Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management, Nagpur, India Shri Ramdeobaba
College of Engineering and Management, Nagpur, India
Abstract – Content based image retrieval is an image search technique which uses content of
features such as colour, texture, shape, etc. to find relevant images from large collection of data
according to user's request query image on the basis of similarity in features or content that means
feature from query image compared with features from image database. The problem arises that
large number of features may cause high dimensionality curse. To avoid dimensionality curse,
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The main target of feature selection is choosing a best feature set from a large number of features.
The main advantages of feature selection are removing irrelevant, redundant and reduce noisy data.
II. FEATURE EXTRACTION Feature extraction is most important step in the process of CBIR.
Feature extraction is a method of transforming input data into set of features [2]. The different
feature extraction is colour, texture and shape. Features are classified as low level and high level.
The low level feature contains colour, texture and high level feature contains shape. The various
feature extraction are describing in below:
COLOR EXTRACTION
Colour is most extensively used feature for image retrieval. Several techniques such as colour
coherence vector, the colour co–occurrence matrix, vector quantization, and colour moments are
used to extract colour feature from original images. Normally colours are defined in three
dimensional colour spaces, which are RGB (Red, Green, and Blue), HSV (Hue, Saturation, and
Value) or HSB (Hue, Saturation, and Brightness)

A Study Of Gond Tribe : Livelihood Opportunities And...
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 which has used for collect data and the data analysis done. Therefore the present study on, "A
Study of Gond Tribe: Livelihood Opportunities and challenges. has an elaborate methodological
process with analytical techniques achieving the set of objectives.
Rationale of the study
The rationale behind the research on Gond Tribe in Gondia is to understand the socio–economic
condition and livelihood opportunity and challenges in so called modernised country. Gondia which
comes under Vidarbha region which is known as capital of forest since it was called as Berar region
under the central provinces. While studying for the same I found the literature gap on the Gond
tribes which were ruler in the early 18th century and played an important role in the process of
urbanisation by formulating the District called Nagpur. Historically they are the residents of the
Vidarbha and have fought for the rights of peoples of Berar region in the early 18th century with
British and Marathas. And even

Essay on Freedom of Speech on Social Networking Sites
Diwali festival is also known as Deepawali which is celebrated throughout India with great
enthusiasm. Information on diwali includes, Diwali festival is one of the most popular festivals
throughout the world. It is celebrated on the Amavasya day, that is the 15th day of the Kartik month.
Kartik is the month according to the Hindu calendar that falls in October/November according to the
English calendar every year Diwali festival is celebrated as the festival of lights. Throughout the
world, Diwali festival is celebrated by Indians with extreme zeal and fervour.
Navratri festival is the joyous way of worshipping Goddess Durga. The festival is celebrated all over
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Its distinctive lotus shaped marvel in marble is surrounded by a landscaped garden and is a symbol
of peace. It is a very recent architectural marvel of the Bahai faith. It was completed in 1986.
Transport and commmunication India has one of the largest road networks in the world with a total
length of 33. Lakh km (2005). For the purpose of construction and maintenance, roads are classified
as National Highways (NH), State Highways (SH), Major District Roads and Rural Roads. Around
70 per cent of freight traffic are carried by roads every year. Road transport is relatively suitable for
shorter distance travel. Road transport in modern sense was very limited in India before World War–
II. The first serious attempt was made in 1943 when 'Nagpur Plan' was drawn. This plan could not
be implemented due to lack of coordination among the princely states and British India.
Sher Shah Suri built the Shahi (Royal) road to strengthen and consolidate his empire from the Indus
Valley to the Sonar Valley in Bengal. This road was renamed the Grand Trunk (GT) road during the
British period, connecting Calcutta and Peshawar. At present, it extends from Amritsar to Kolkata. It
is bifurcated into 2 segments : (a) National Highway(NH)–1 from Delhi to Amritsar, and (b) NH– 2
from Delhi to

Problems With World Bank Hydroelectric Project
Problems With World Bank Hydroelectric Project In Chamoli
World Bank investments in a hydroelectric project in Chamoli, India have led to human rights
violations, debt, and will likely cause increases in utilities costs. In 2015 Human Rights Watch, an
international non–governmental organization dedicated to exposing human rights violations,
released the report "At Your Own Risk" which gave compelling evidence detailing a pattern of
reprisals against critics of World Bank funded projects. According to the report, residents of
Chamoli, as well as nearby villages, who criticized a World Bank funded hydroelectric project were
subject to insults, intimidation, and threats by employees of the Tehri Hydro Development
Corporation India Ltd. (THDC). The report describes the World Banks complicity in allowing
harassment tactics by its funding recipients, including the THDC, even though "Both the World
Bank (the Group's public lending arms), and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) (the
Group's private lending arm) have policies that require them to consult communities and safeguard
against causing harm to them and the environment through their investments" (Human Rights
Watch, 2015). The THDC is a public–private partnership, receiving public funds and private
investments, which follow a utilities privatization development model being implemented
throughout India (Dwivedi, 2011). The Indian government has planned on offering stakes in THDC
publicly worth billions

Essay about Union Carbide
Q #1 The factors I would consider in setting a just financial compensation for each of the victims are
as follows:
* Compensation for dead victims be paid according to the standards of death compensation to their
families.
* Seriously injured victims be paid a month to meet their food, medical needs, living expenses,
medical expenses, back pay due to injury.
* Victims with minor injuries be paid as a one time compensation for medical costs and economic
hardship.
Q #2 Stakeholder analysis, specifying to the extent or degree stakeholders should be held
responsible for the accident.
According to Article 14 of UN Norms, transnational corporations and other business enterprises are
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Race, class, gender, pragmatism, social justice, and other sociological factors play an important role
in many tort cases as well. There are many tort law perspectives by which a tort case can be
analyzed namely: Law and Economics; Corrective Justice; Critical Race Theory; Critical Feminism;
Pragmatism; and Social Justice. In this essay I am mainly bringing out the facts of the tragedy and
the importance of Law and Economic Perspective, which favors an industry such as the Union
Carbide Corporation (UCC) in this case, and also the Social Justice Perspective, which speaks in
favor of the people of Bhopal.
Law and economics is an interdisciplinary field that applies economic theory to examine the
formation and the impact of tort law and the tort damages. It focuses mainly on deterrence, paying
little attention to justice, fairness, or distribution. It is a tool to assess the costs and benefits that
UCC was looking as an outcome of setting up a plant in India – Union Carbide India Ltd (UCIL) – a
subsidiary of the Union Carbide Corporation (UCC). We need to determine who bears the burden of
the injury and if this injury caused by UCC are compensable to what extent. Two important forms of
tort law, which can be used to analyze, are Positivistic Economics and the Normative Economics.
Positive economics describes how legal rules influence

Design Of Comparator For Successive Approximation Analog...
Design of Comparator for Successive Approximation Analog–Digital Converter Manali Matey
Department of Electronics Engineering
YCCE
Nagpur, India manali.matey@gmail.com Swati Nitnaware
Department of Electronics Engineering
YCCE
Nagpur, India swatitidke02@gmail.com Abstract–SA–ADCs are widely used in low–power
applications. Three architectures of the capacitor array Digital–Analog Converter (DAC) used in
SA–ADC that are mentioned in this paper are binary–weighted DAC, unary–weighted DAC and
segmented DAC. In this paper comparator is been designed for all these SA–ADC architectures. The
comparator used in SA–ADC plays an important role. The main purpose of the comparator is to
compare a signal with a reference signal and produce an output depending on whether the input
signal is greater or smaller than the reference signal. The structure of the comparator does not
depend on the segmentation degree (i.e. the number of unary bits), for all the binary, segmented, and
unary structures, the same circuit configuration with similar power consumption can be employed.
Keywords– Successive Approximation Analog–to–Digital Converter (SA–ADC); comparators;
segmented capacitor–based digital–to–analog converter (DAC); unary capacitor–based digital–to–
analog converter (DAC)
I. INTRODUCTION
Successive approximation analog–to–digital converter (SA–ADC) has become very attractive in low
power applications due to their low power consumption. As shown in Fig. 1, a conventional SA–
ADC

Critical Study of Animal Attacks and Government Policy
Jungles are calling: Critical Study of animal attacks and government policy
We are fond of progress, mines, speedy trains, luxurious homes, and of smooth roads and at the
same time we want a peace of mind where we can take a rest for few days in the jungles or in
remote area from the chaotic and tensed urban life. That clearly shows human being has fond of
development as well as environment. Over to the time this fact is accepted that sustainable
development and protection of environment are two side of one coin. Recent incidents shows that
supporters of both the side are conflicting with each other like these are enemies of each other's.
Recent statistics from Maharashtra shows that compensation amount which is given to the victims of
the animal attack is too high and that can be wisely and effectively invested into the precautionary
measures and for the rehabilitation of the animals. Many animals like elephants, tigers, peacock etc.
are getting unnatural death because of trains in many areas of country. We are using the jungles to
build dams, railway tracks and many things which are for the development of the human fraternity,
but at the same time we are not thoughtful about water places, ways of the animals and which are
resulted into the attack of the animals on people. Even then no one is serious about preserving
jungles. Indian railway has planned to cut down 2800 Km forest for the widening the railway line in
country and the same proposal is pending in the front

Financial Development Of The Indian Finance Industry
Money related Industry is the foundation of a present day economy. Soundness of Financial industry
is a standout amongst the most essential pre–conditions for managed monetary advance of any
nation. The universe of Finance has accepted another measurement at the beginning of the 21st
century with the coming of innovation, in this manner loaning the business a stamp of
comprehensiveness. By and large, Financing might be delegated retail and corporate Financing.
Retail Financing, which is intended to meet the necessity of individual client and energize their
investment funds, incorporates installment of service bills, customer advances, Visas, financial
records equalizations, ATMs, exchanging reserves amongst records and so forth. Corporate
financing, then again, obliges the requirements of corporate clients like bills marking down, opening
letters of credit and overseeing money.
The Indian Finance Industry scene has changed radically with the private division making in street
in a zone heretofore commanded by expansive open area Finance Corporations. Developing
disinvestment is probably going to affect the money related industry also. There is each plausibility
of privatization of open division Finance Corporations, prompting to more prominent operational
self–governance.
The improvement of the Indian budgetary segment has been joined by the presentation of new
standards, for example, Income Recognition and Capital Adequacy, by the administration. The last
suggests that

Advantages Of Arbitrage
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION To analyse the price variations for any commodity
for different cities in state, arbitrage model can to be used. Definition: Arbitrage is the practice of
taking advantage of price differences that exist between two or more markets for the purpose of
making profits. It is not simply the practice of buying and selling at different locations or points of
time; for effective arbitrage, both transactions must occur almost simultaneously so as to earn
maximum profit with minimized exposure to risk. There are various forms of arbitrage in practice
today. This project's objective is to find out opportunities for successful arbitrage in cities of
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India does not have one consolidated Consumer Price Index, instead we have different indices for
different population groups each giving more weightage to the goods consumed by members of the
respective group. Earlier India had separate CPIs for Industrial Workers, Agricultural Labourers,
Rural Labourers and Urban Non–Manual Employees. However, the last index has been replaced in
2011, by one that measures prices changes in goods and services consumed by the rural and urban
population. We used the Consumer Price Index as opposed to using the price data from the
Wholesale Price Index as the later measures wholesale price changes whereas we are mainly
interested in studying variations in retail or consumer's purchase prices for the purpose of this
project. Hence, we obtained price data from the Labour Bureau of India website. The price index we
used was Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers. This was chosen as it is the index mostly
widely used for calculating salaries and allowances and as our product, being part of individual's
diets, will be a major constituent of the expenditure incurred by consumers and calculating arbitrage
possibilities using consumer prices from this index seemed most

Case Study Of Frrooti
Abstract– Indian beverages industry is very diverse. The beverages industry is dominated by the
carbonated drinks competitors like Coke, Pepsi etc. In fruit juice segment mango juice has the
highest market share. Frooti, Maaza and Slice, Real have significant market share in Indian fruit
juice market. Keywords–Consumer Behavior, Mango Juice, Consumption Habits, Loyalty Patterns,
Influencing Factors, Consumer Preferences I. INTRODUCTION Indian consumers are very
particular in choosing their mango drink. Indian fruit juice industry has been dominated by mango
juice consisting almost 90% market share. Parle Agro's Frooti has been a trusted brand since its
inception in 1985. Consumers prefer Frooti over competitors due to various important aspects like
its availability, taste, packaging quality, attractive look etc. Frooti is market leader in tetra ... Show
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It includes structured questionnaire. Survey method have been used to record respondents views.
Error free data collection is a challenge. I have tried to collect genuine data and have collected data
from all the targeted population. I have used primary and secondary data collection methods. The
size of the sample is 85. This study is intended to understand consumer consumption habits, loyalty
patterns and various influencing factors. Questionnaire was a mix of various demographic and
consumption related areas. There are various influencing factors to consumers in their purchase
process. Four factors which influence consumer behaviour are cultural factors, social factors,
personal factors and psychological factors. In cultural factors various sub factors are like culture and
social environment, sub culture, social class and cultural trends. Social factors also influence
consumer behavior significantly. They are reference groups, family and social roles and status. Fig.
1. Fig.

Wind Turbine Essay
DESIGN AND SURFACE MODIFICATION OF WIND TURBINE BLADE USING
ANALYTICAL AS WELL AS VIRTUAL METHOD
1Prof.S.M.CHOUDHARY
Assistant Professor,
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Wainganga college of engg& management, Nagpur
2Mr.NavinBambode M–TECH Scholar,
Wainganga college of engg& management, Nagpur navin_bambode123@rediffmail.com
ABSTRACT
Designing horizontal–axis wind turbine (HAWT) blades to achieve satisfactory levels of
performance starts with knowledge of the aerodynamic forces acting on the blades. In this paper,
HAWT blade design is studied from the aspect of aerodynamic view and the basic principles of the
aerodynamic behaviours of HAWTs are investigated. Firstly, blade design procedure for an optimum
rotor according to CFD analysis as well as analytical calculations.Then designed blade shape is
modified such that modified blade will be lightly loaded regarding the highly loaded of the designed
blade and power prediction of modified blade is analysed. When the designed blade shape is
modified, it is seen that the power extracted from the wind is reduced about 10% and the length of
modified blade is increased about 5% for the same required power.
Keywords: Horizontal–Axis Wind Turbine Blades, Wind energy, Aerodynamics,Airfoil
INTRODUCTION
Wind turbine technology, dormant for many years, awoke at the end of the 20thcentury to a world of
new opportunities. Developments in many other areas of technology were adapted to wind turbines
and have helped to

Causes Of The Indian Mutiny
The Indian Mutiny, also known as the Indian Revolt, was a war between the Indians and the British.
Basically the war was due to the prolonged British occupation over the land of the Indians. The war
was the first war that the Indians fought over their independence and the Sepoy Mutiny. The British
launched their presence in India during the 17th century. This was at the part time of the Mogul
empire. At this period of time, the territory of Bombay had just been acquired by the East India
Company which had over the years expanded its territory. The company had a strong army which
eventually took–out the French after the Battle of Plassey, 1757, hundred years earlier. The army of
the Indian soldiers was compromised of British soldiers who acted as the commanders. They were
called sepoys. This war was propelled by several causes and eventually resulted to several
consequences. We shall start by looking into the causes. These causes were mainly as a result of the
policy of westernization.
Introduction of the British 'Doctrine of Lapse'
This was basically a doctrine that placed rules on inheritance of power and land. It offered
permission to the British empire allowing them to be able to expand their empirical domain. This
expansion was supposed to be carried out at the expense of the Indian Princes. It was by forbidding
persons who were not natural heirs from inheriting any state. The policy was also extended to
princely titles and pensions. States that eventually lapsed into

Marketing Plan For Store Branded Food Products Essay
CHAPTER–5
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
5.1Introduction
Since the 1980s, an increasing number of varieties of store–branded food products have reached the
market, sold by retail supermarkets and mass–market wholesale entities through partnership
agreements with national and regional brand manufacturers (Kim, 2001). Store brands are retail–
inspired products marketed, controlled, and sold exclusively by retailers in competition with brands
controlled and marketed by manufacturers (Kim, 2001). Store branding is not a new concept. The
early 20th century produced important store brands consumers readily accepted, originating through
retail development projects for similar or identical consumer products. These products offered
legitimate quality and value choices for cost savings of disposable, non–food products, as opposed
to nationally or regionally known products (Kim, 2001).
Recently, an increasing number and varieties of perishable food products (i.e., refrigerated and
temperature sensitive) have been added to the expanding retail store branding trend. These growing
product categories now include dairy, juice, meats, and cheese.
The expansion of store brands reduced long–term competition and consumer choice while leading to
increases in price and corresponding decreases in overall quality (DeWulf et al., 2005). Direct
access to consumer responses (regarding existing or developing quality and value relationships) may
be of value to manufacturers prior to entering into agreements

Modeling Of Driver Behavior For Tier City Of India
MODELING OF DRIVER BEHAVIOR FOR TIER CITY OF INDIA.
Abstract
The driving behavior of driver related with safety and traffic flow. The behavior of the driver in tier
city toward the red light violation varies on basis of various factors. To arrive their particular
destination people drive the vehicle faster and because of that accident will occurs. The red light
violation data collected by using videographic method. The main aim of this analysis to find the
relation between the behavior of red light violation and various factors such as speed of vehicle,
type of vehicle, gender etc. The analysis is done by using Logistic Modeling Method. This method
shows the red light violated done by younger driver are at high speed than that of middle age driver
and old drivers . The coefficient of explanatory variable age after calculation is negative its shows
that in accordance of the age of violator goes on increasing the possibility of age of red light rule
violator goes on declining. It has been seen that all age of driver are more likely to voilates red light
when green light turn into amber light and amber light turn into red light.
Keywords: tier ,speed, human factor, vehicle characteristic rule violation Driver behavior.
I.INTRODUCTION
Tier cities of India are classified on the basis of various factors these factors including cultural and
historical development ,advanced Transportation system, economical development infrastructural
development. Tier II

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Packrat Parners
Manish M. Goswami, M.M. Raghuwanshi Latesh malik, Research Scholar, Professor, Dept. of CSE,
Dept. of CSE, Dept. of CSE, YCCE, G.H.Raisoni College of Engg. G.H.Raisoni College of Engg.
Engg Nagpur,India Nagpur,India mm_gos@yahoo.com m_raghuwanshi@rediffmail.com
lateshmalik@gmail.com
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Warth [11] presents a support (even indirectly or mutually) left–recursive rules by modifying
memoization mechanism.
Finally, in [15] Coq formalization of the theory of PEGs is described and, based on it, a formal
development of TRX: a formally verified parser interpreter for PEGs. This allows writing a PEG,
together with its semantic actions, in Coq and then to extract from it a parser with total correctness
guarantees. That means that the parser will terminate on all inputs and produce parsing results
correct with respect to the semantics of PEGs. Considering the importance of parsing, this result
appears as a first step towards a general way to bring added quality and security to all kinds of
software.
III. BACKGROUND
A. Parsing Expression

Opportunities And Opportunities In Maharashtra
Opportunities in Maharashtra for Make in India
Make in India is an initiative of the Government of India to encourage multinational and domestic
companies to manufacture their products in India.
Make in Maharashtra – An initiative started by Maharashtra government.
Aims at improving the ease of doing business, increase FDI and local investment.
In the manufacturing sector, to start an industry, initially it required 76 permissions. It has been cut
down to 37. This will further come down to 25 making it very easy for doing business.
Also, as compared to other states ease of doing business in Maharashtra is far better, Schindler's
Jürgen Tinggren said during World Economic Forum at Davos in 2015 that "Ease of doing business
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Almost all major cities in Maharashtra have Airports. Also, the current airport at Nagpur is being
converted to a major cargo hub (MIHAN: Multi–modal International Cargo Hub and Airport at
Nagpur) with integrated road and rail connectivity.
Maharashtra Industry, Trade and Investment Facilitation Cell – MAITRI
Maharashtra government has already started to bring in new reforms to Fast track various business
related activities, for example– they have created a "e–platform" to monitor the movement of files
related to setting up of new industries and investment in the state. Proposed interface will facilitate
quick approval of applications for setting up industries in an effective and transparent manner.
MAITRI is one such initiative to help set up industries faster.
MAITRI aims to promote investments, facilitate business partnerships & trade in Maharashtra &
would function as a clearing house for all investment related information and assist investors.
MAITRI will cater to industrial projects with an investment of Rs.100 crore and above. It will
provide 31 critical investment related clearances from 15 departments that are needed to set up an
industry in

Identification Of Railway Track Using Rfid Application
Identification Of Railway Track Using RFID Application
Mahesh R. Nimje Prof. S.V. Bhalerao M. Tech student Assistant Professor Department Of Civil
Engineering Department Of Electronics Engineering
G.H.Raisoni college of Engg. Nagpur. G.H.Raisoni college of Engg. Nagpur.
Dr. B.V.Khode Professor Department Of Civil Engineering G.H.Raisoni college of Engg. Nagpur.
ABSTRACT
Indian railway is 4th rank railway chain in the world. Due to this there are so many problems like
collision, accidents, delay etc. are related to trains. To avoid these problems we used RFID
application for identification of railway track and automatic track changer. In this setup ,we used
RFID tags which are allocated at railway track and RFID reader attached in railway engine. Because
of this, train follow its path perfectly with help of RFID reader which reads tags continuously on
railway track. If route is appropriate then train perform continuously, in case route

Key Roles Of Nagpur
Nagpur is seen as one of the rapidly developing central India's metro city and also ranks third in the
list of the urban centres in the state of Maharashtra after Mumbai and Pune. Nagpur enjoys the
privilege of being termed as the richest, greenest and city with latent potential.
Nagpur is an important urban centre in the Vidarbha region. It is the administrative capital of the
district. Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is the only corporation in the district with a
jurisdictional area of about 225.08 sq km and is divided into 136 administrative wards.
Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is the governing body for the city of Nagpur. NMC is
primarily responsible to provide basic urban services like water supply, sewerage, waste
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There are set of stakeholders which would be common for all the smart city solutions while some of
them would be solution specific. The list of all key stakeholders along with their key roles &
Responsibilities are mentioned below:
1.6 Smart City Solutions
Out of a long list of smart city solutions, 15 smart components have been shortlisted in for
implementation for Nagpur smart city. These would be implemented within the city in a phased
manner. The below presented diagram provides a big picture of identified solutions: 2 Overview of
GIS Based System
2.1 Introduction to GIS
With the high pace of urbanization in India, the demand for better amenities and living conditions
have gone higher. To meet those demands, Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) initiated a
national programme for urban India as 'Smart Cities'.
The main objective of Smart City projects is to provide sustainable infrastructure, smart amenities,
faster solutions and better livelihood to the urban citizens. To achieve this, Smart City projects must
utilize smart tools. One such inevitable tool is GIS – Geographic Information

Nagpur
NAGPUR
Region : Vidarbha
District: Nagpur
Founded: 1702 A.D.
Founder: Raja Buland Shah
Government: Body – Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) Mayor – Anil Sole (BJP) Municipal
Commisioner – Shyam Wardhane Police Commisioner – Mr Kaushal Pathak
Area : Captital City – 217.65 km2 Metro – 3,780 km2
Population : Metropolitan City – 4,405,421 Rank – 13 Density – 20,000/km2 (52,000/sq mi) Metro
– 2,583,911
Vehicle Registration : Vehicle registration MH31 – Ngp West; MH49 – Nagpur East; MH40 –
Nagpur Metro * Nagpur is the winter capital of the state of Maharashtra. * a fast growing metropolis
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A big celebration was organised to mark the event.
Climate : As it is located at centre of Indian peninsula far from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian
Sea, Nagpur has a tropical wet and dry climate (Köppen climate classification Aw) with dry
conditions prevailing for most of the year. It receives an annual rainfall of 1,205 mm (47.44 in) from
monsoon rains during June to September.[24] The highest recorded daily rainfall was 304 mm on 14
July 1994. Summers are extremely hot lasting from March to June, with maximum temperatures
occurring in May.
Winter lasts from November to January, during which temperatures can drop below 10 °C (50 °F).
The highest recorded temperature in the city was 48.6 °C on 29 May 2012, while the lowest was 3.9
°C
Geography (for AGRICULTURE): Nagpur lies on the Deccan plateau of the Indian Peninsula and
has a mean altitude of 310.5 meters above sea level. The underlying rock strata are covered with
alluvial deposits resulting from the flood plain of the Kanhan River. In some places these give rise to
granular sandy soil. In low–lying areas which are poorly drained, the soil is alluvial clay with poor
permeability characteristics. In the eastern part of city crystalline metamorphic rocks such as gneiss,
schist and granites are found, while in the northern part yellowish sand stones and clays of the lower
Gondwana formations are found.
Agriculture in Nagpur also contributes significantly to the economy of the

Behavioural Risk Factors
Background and objective: Heart diseases are considerably increasing for the last few decades; there
has been a large body of research that has established the significant contribution of psychosocial
factors and behavioural risk factors in the development and course of coronary heart disease. Most
of the researches are based on male population, so this study was done to know the prevalence of
behavioural risk factors, association of psychological and behavioral risk factors and to know the
different effect of these factors on male and female. Methodology: In this correlational study the
Sample consisted of 100 normal persons (M=50, F=50) and 100 persons suffering from CHD
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Significant differences have been found on behavioural risk factors i.e. type A behaviour pattern,
anger expression and depression between both group of subjects. Female are differ at only anger
expression than male. Coping strategies is significantly correlated with Positive and negative affect,
Psychological Well–being, Quality of Life, Anger Expression and Depression. Type A behaviour
pattern is not correlated with Coping. Positive and negative affect is significantly correlated with
Psychological Well–being, Quality of Life, and Depression. Type A behaviour pattern and anger
expression are not correlated with Positive and negative affect. Psychological Well–being is
significantly correlated with Quality of Life, Type A behaviour pattern, Anger Expression,
Depression. Quality of Life is significantly correlated with Type A behaviour pattern and
Depression. Anger expression is not correlated with Quality of Life. Type A behaviour pattern is not
correlated with Anger expression and Depression. Behavioural risk factors i. e. Type A behaviour
pattern, Anger Expression, and Depression significantly predicted psychological wellbeing as
measured by General health. From the psychological factors only depression is predicted health
related quality of

Marketing Strategy of India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO THE PROJECT : The objective of this
project is to identify and analyze the marketing strategies of automobile industry in two wheeler
segment. Through this study I am able to find out the present status of the automobile industry (2–
wheeler) in India. In this project I also review other research done for the 2–wheeler bikes. Through
this project I study the distribution and marketing strategy adopt by YAMAHA Company. This
project help me know about the most influencing media to create awareness regarding 2–wheelers.
"The marketer's watchwords are quality, service, and value." ..... Philip Kotler 1.2 SCOPE OF THE
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2. INTRODUCTION OF THE ORGANIZATION 2.1 TAJSHREE YAMAHA (Dealer, Nagpur)
Tajshree Yamaha dealership in Nagpur started in year 2008. They work hard, with full dedication &
commitment to become the No. 1 dealer in sales of Yamaha bikes in India. Their close competitor in
Nagpur are TVS (3rd biggest dealer), Hero Honda (3rd biggest dealer), Bajaj(under 10). Dealer
name | Address | Contact No. | Email | TAJSHREE MOTORS PVT. LTD. | PLOT NO 17,
TAJSHREE PALACE, NANDANVAN MAIN ROAD, NEAR JAGNADE CHOWK, NAGPUR –
440009 | 09890101111 09890048691 | tajshree.group@ rediffmail.com | Top Management Title |
Name | Chairman | Mr. Rahul Bhute | Director | Mr. Avinash Bhute | Dealer | Mr. Prashant Bhute |
Showroom Mgr. & Mktg Head | Mr. Nitin Vijayan | General Manager | Dr. Deepti | Sales Manager |
Mr. M. Parvez | 2.2 Vision They establish YAMAHA as the "exclusive & trusted brand" of
customers by "creating Kando" (touching their hearts) – the first time and every time with world
class products & services delivered by people having "passion for customers". Mission * Brand
Visibility * Product Awareness * Customer Satisfaction A – Creating Awareness of brand & product.
I – Interest in Yamaha product D – Generating desire in customer mind for Yamaha. C –

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Gond Tribe
ABSTRACT
The present study aimed at exploring the subject of livelihood opportunities and challenges to Gond
tribes in Gondia district of Maharashtra. Furthermore it sought to examine the socio–economic
conditions of Gond tribes in same region. The study followed mixed research with both quantitative
and qualitative methodologies using semi–structured interview, interview to key stake holders and
non–participatory observation. Data for study was collected through closed ended as well as open
ended questions from 40 head of the households. Some of the key findings include failure of
agriculture, primitive economy, as a cause of high level of poverty and lack of availability and
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Gondia which comes under Vidarbha region which is known as capital of forest since it was called
as Berar region under the central provinces. While studying for the same I found the literature gap
on the gond tribes which were ruler in the early 18th century and played an important role in the
process of urbanisation by formulating the District called Nagpur. Historically they are the residents
of the Vidarbha and have fought for the rights of peoples of Berar region in the early 18th century
with british and Marathas. And even though they have not been given concentration in the academic
discourse and government implementary programmes and therefore they are been denied with the
basic rights and forced them to migrate from their habitat to the cities where they could not find
sustainable livelihood which they continually get change according to season. Gond are
educationally still lack to achieve a full literacy rate. As per the 2001 census the Literacy rate of the
Gond in Maharashtra is about 62.5 per cent. But though their participation in political and economic
sphere is lack due to the hegemony of dominant culture of politics. They have been excluded in the
process of participation for their development in the villages of Vidarbha, where very less research
have been done and resulted into

Struggling to Define Industry in the Industrial Disputes Act
INTRODUCTION
No other provision of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (hereinafter ID Act) has been under as much
scrutiny as the definition of 'industry' given under section 2(j). To avail the benefit of the ID Act, it
is necessary for the worker to prove that his place of employment falls under the purview of the
definition of 'industry' in s 2(j). Over the years the judiciary has laid down certain tests and criteria
to determine and limit (or as seen later, expand) the scope of the legislation to extend the benefits to
workers in different establishments. One such issue was to examine if educational institutions
(universities, schools, etc) would fall under s. 2(j). This essay starts by tracing the judicial
developments with regard to educational institutions under s 2(j).
ARE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 'INDUSTRY'?
The concern of education as 'industry' arose for the first time in Corporation of Nagpur v Its
Employees . It was held that the education department of the corporation was a service being
provided and would therefore fall under 'industry'. The question was again addressed in Delhi
University v Ram Nath in 1963. The argument presented was that widest meaning should be given
to s. 2(j) along the line of the decision in Hospital Mazdoor Sabha , wherein it had been stated that
'industry' expressly included 'services'. The working principle stated that the activity should involve
the co–operation of the employer and employees with the object of satisfying material

Design & Manufacturing Of Compound Tool For Washer
"DESIGN & MANUFACTURING OF COMPOUND TOOL FOR WASHER"
ABHIJIT TAGADE1, NILESH NIRWAN2, MANISH MISHRA3
1. M.Tech Student, Wainganga college of engineering, Nagpur (India)
2. Facutly, Wainganga college of engineering, Nagpur (India)
3. Sr. Engineer, Indo German Tool Room, Nagpur (India)
Abstract– The design & fabrication are the most important elements in translating the idea to a
product. Before converting raw material to a finished product we need an accurate design of the
product & also tool for manufacturing such product. If the tool design is not accurate then defects
will occurs in the manufactured product, small mistakes in tool designing can makes the
manufactured product useless & it consumed more amount time to manufacturing than allotted.
This project is about design & manufacturing of a Compound tool for a washer component. This
project starts from study of component, initial conceptual design, design varification & its
validation, manufacturing aspects, process planning. The therotical study has done and modelling is
carried out with use for CAD software SOLIDWORKS and drafting of tool done on AutoCAD.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Sheet Metal Forming Processes:
Sheet metals are mostly used for industrial & consumer parts because of its capacity for being bent
and formed into complex shapes. Galvanised iron, tin plates, copper, brass, zinc, aluminium etc
metals are mostly used. Sheetmetal parts include automotive, agricultural machinery, and aircraft
components as

My Own Boswell : Memoirs Of M. Hidayatullaha
Book Review
MY OWN BOSWELL: MEMOIRS OF M. HIDAYATULLAHA by M. Hidayatullah.
ISBN: 978–81–7534–260–6
Publication year 2011
Pages: 304
Price Rs. 295/–
Published By Universal Law Publishing Company Private Limited
G.T. Karnal Road, New Delhi– 110033, India
Reviewed by Prabhansu Gupta* The MY OWN BOSWELL : MEMOIRS OF M.
HIDAYATULLAHA is the autobiography of an eminent Indian lawyer M. Hidayatullah who has
won most of the prizes available to one of his profession in India. The title, he explains in the
preface, was taken from the subtitle of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes ' Aristocrat of the Breakfast
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In the given interval he wrote several books and spent some time in the United States. The latter
visit resulted in a book known as, U.S.A. and India. As there indicated, he was in residence for a
week at Southern Illinois University School of Law and gave several lectures, one of which was
published in the Southern Illinois University Law Journal. At the age of forty he was appointed by
the Crown to be a judge of the High Court at Nagpur where he served for ten years. In the second
year of that service he entered into a very successful inter–religious marriage to Pushpa Shah, and
during the last two years he served as Chief Justice. Then, in 1956, the State of Madya Pradesh was
recognized and his court was moved to Jabalpur. Chapter 19 discusses some of the problems arising
from the reorganization and includes some sharp criticism of the politics involved. It also talks about
author's humour by specifying a difficulty arose in finding housing for the clerical staff. The district
administration found accommodations in a large house where some families could be stationed, but
there were complaints about the neighbourhood. The author and his two senior judges inspected the
locale and found that the house was "in the red–light district. One of them suggested that the
bachelors ' dormitory might be shifted there, "to the horror" of another of the judges. Alternative
arrangements, of

Goods And Services Tax : Pros And Cons
GOODS AND SERVICES TAX: PROS AND CONS
INTRODUCTION
Currently, Goods and Services are taxed separately by different authorities at different sectors at
different rates which is time consuming and becomes difficult for maintaining records for
businesses, traders and suppliers. It also increases the price of goods due to cascading effect of tax
and multiplicity of tax which creates problem for the end user.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is the current topic which is continuously in flash under the scenario.
First of all, we have to understand the meaning of GST. Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a
comprehensive VAT system which will ultimately ensure flow of uninterrupted credit among
different sectors whether in manufacturing of goods, sale or consumption of goods and services. It is
one indirect tax which will be levied on the supply of goods and services at the national level which
will make the entire nation (India), a single or common market. Almost all indirect taxes will be
eliminated, once GST comes into power. One of the most basic feature of Goods and Services tax is
that consumers will have to pay the tax for one time at the final level of the transactions on the
supply of goods and services but not at the various levels. The thing which is more interesting about
Goods and Services Tax is that it will avoid both 'cascading effect' and 'multiplicity' of tax. Here, the
word 'cascading effect of tax' means paying of tax on tax which is already paid on previous purchase

International Cricket Essay
South Africa is one country where India have always been found out. Only two victories out of 17
Test matches in the Rainbow Nation, is a clear reflection of their struggle on those wickets, where
there has been a plenty of pace, bounce and sideways movement for the fast bowlers, both in the air
and off the pitch. In fact, in international cricket, for any team, winning a Test series in South Africa
is regarded as one of the toughest challenges and no team barring England and Australia have
achieved this glory so far. Hence, prior to such a high–profile assignment, your preparations have to
be full–proof if you are going there with a realistic chance of winning a series – which according to
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To acclimatise themselves to the English conditions, they got just one three–day game before the
first Test and one in the middle of the series. Later that year, in Australia, they were again
whitewashed in the four–Test series. There too they played one two–day followed by one three–day
game before the first Test. Following those series of overseas defeats, there was a lot of hue and cry
in the Indian cricket fraternity. Despite that, in the next tours of England and Australia, the Indians
got only one extra warm–up game. They lost both the series with 3–1 and 0–2 margins respectively.
Once again, prior to this important tour of South Africa, the same lethargic approach is being
repeated by BCCI. However, this lack of co–operation from the board has recently forced the Indian
team management to come out with a radical idea of using the just concluded India–Sri Lanka series
as a warm–up for the tour of South Africa. The thank–thank tried to emulate the foreign conditions
by asking for green tracks for the series. "Yes [we requested for the pace–friendly wickets], because
unfortunately, we get only two days before we fly to South Africa after this series gets over. So, we
have no choice but be in a game situation and think of what's coming ahead of us. Had we got a
month off, we would have done a proper preparation in a camp sort of scenario," the Indian captain
had to no hesitation to

Connectivity Of Nagpur
8.3. Connectivity
Nagpur has good connectivity with other parts of the country via road, rail as well as air transport:
1. Roadways: Nagpur is the junction of two major National highways and an Asian highway (ah46).
NH 44 which runs from connects Nagpur to the northern and southern parts of the country whereas
NH 53 which runs from also passes through Nagpur providing east–west connectivity. The roads
within the city are also well developed as part of the governments Integrated Road Development
Project [x].
2. Railways: Nagpur railway station is an important railway station with rail links to almost all
major cities of the country. Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) is also establishing a rail
terminal near MIHAN on 66 Acres of land which will further boost the case of Nagpur as a logistics
hub.
3. Airways: Nagpur has an international airport which is in close proximity to the major industrial
areas. The airport is equipped with a 10500 [x] foot runway and is capable of handling all kinds of
aircrafts. A cargo terminal is also present at the airport. A major cargo hub has been proposed at the
airport which will
4. Waterways: No major inland waterway flows through Nagpur nor it is located on the sea coast
which can be considered as a negative, but considering the fact that only 0.15 % [x] of India's
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The summer season usually lasts from April to June and the average maximum temperature in these
three months is 40.4°C. Winter season lasts from the month of November to February and the
average minimum temperatures is 14.3°C. The region also witness sufficient rainfall. The average
annual rainfall of Nagpur is 120.5 cm. The rainy season extends from the month of July to
September. The hot climate is not suitable for warehousing of cold storage goods, the power
consumption for maintaining low temperatures will be high. However the conditions are favorable
for non–perishable

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