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Csr Activities of Companies in India
St. Francis College for Women Begumpet, Hyderabad Department of Bachelor of Management Studies March 2016 Project report On A STUDY OF CSR ACTIVITIES OF COMPANIES WITH REFERENCE TO THE COMAPANIES ACT, 2013 Aparna Aparajitha Lakkaraju BMS III, Sem VI Roll no: 138573 Batch: 2013-16 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr. no Title Pg no Acknowledgements i Student's Declaration ii Chapter 1 - CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 01--10 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Review of Literature 1 1.2.1 Corporate Social
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Duties of a Company Secretary in India
DUTIES OF A COMPANY SECRETARY IN INDIA 1. Statutory Duties: * To ensure and maintain proper compliance record of the group companies * To look after secretarial activities including but not limited to conducting Board and General Meetings, Shares Transactions, Preparing reports etc * To maintain and update the statutory records and registers * To overview accounts and audit process and certifying the financial statements * To file various forms and returns with the Registrar
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Urbanization in India
________________ Chapter I Introduction 1.1 Preamble Rapid urbanization, has made urban solid waste a great crisis in the urban establishments. More than half of the population of the world has become largely urbanized or semi-urbanized. United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) has declared that across the world nearly 3,000 million people live in urban centres and everyday approximately 160,000 people join the lot (GEO-2000, Global Environment outlook, 2000). Today, almost 400 cities contain a population of
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Insurance Products in India
Role of Intermediaries In any economy, individuals and institutions want to invest their savings which in turn is needed by companies to grow their businesses. Capital markets bridge this gap by providing an avenue for companies to issue equity or debt to investors who in turn invest in them with an expectation of earning sufficient returns. However, there lacks an information gap between the two since investors lack the requisite expertise to choose good investments
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Uniliver India Case Study
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Unilever is one of the leading Fast Moving Consumer Goods Company in India (FMCG). The growth of Hindustan Lever Ltd (HLL) was linked closely with the political development in India. With the liberalization in India market and the open up of market to foreign multinational such as Procter & Gamble (P&G), Brooke and Bong, Kimberly Clark Corp give a big pressure to HLL in India and its really damages the Market share
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Analysis of Financial Statements - India Petro Ltd.
ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Q.1 India Petro Ltd. presents the balance sheet with the request to convert it into common size into vertical form suitable for analytical purpose after incorporating the adjustments given there under. Balance Sheet as on 31st March, 2000 Liabilities Rs. Assets Rs. Share Capital 13,00,000 Fixed assets 56,50,000 Reserves 22,25,000 Investments 2,25,000 Debentures 37,00,000 Inventories 12,00,000 Creditors 11,45,000 Debtors 12,05,000 Loan from debtors 2,00,000 Cash and bank 2,,000 Provision for tax
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Factors Influencing Shift from ‘offline Shopping’ to ‘online Shopping’ in India
Interim Report Group 3 – Fantastic Five Interim Report Factors influencing shift from ‘Offline Shopping’ to ‘Online Shopping’ in INDIA Prepared for: Prof Dr. Shabnam Priyadarshini Course Instructor (Business Research Methods DECS 572) Prepared by: Rakesh S K (15A3HP611) Sukhdeep Singh (15A2HP404) Rashmika Serupally (15A3HP640) Tausiful Azam (15A2HP422) Parul Walia (15A3HP628) Institute of Management Technology, Hyderabad. 09 – January – 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary 4 Introduction 4 Literature Review 5 Problem Statement 7
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Government of India Act 1935
Government of India Act, 1935 Reading a Primary Source History-II Submitted to: Prof. Hota Agni Kumar NALSAR University of Law ________________ Submitted by: Anirudh Singh 2015-5LLB-71 NALSAR University of Law ________________ HISTORICAL BACKGROUND In January 1924, Labor Party assumed power in Britain. Before coming to power, it alleviated the expectations of various Indians, insinuating at dominion status for India as the necessary provision of colonial accord. But when it came to power, the policy accepted
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Highered Servqual in India: An Exploratory Study
HigherEd SERVQUAL in India: An exploratory study Date – Aug. 17, 2016 Team Name – Five Fundamentalists 1 Contents Executive Summary 3 Introduction - rationale of the study, need, significance, background and previous research 4 Research objectives 5 Research Methodology - Design, Data Collection Plan, Sample selection, Questionnaire Design, Data Analysis Plan 6 Results 7 1. EFA 7 2. Diagnostics 20 Limitations and Recommendations 21 Appendix 22 Appendix- 1: Adapted Questionnaire 22 Appendix -2: Codebook
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The Costs and Benefits of Inequality
Economic inequality refers to the unequal access to wealth and distribution of income among groups in an economy. The Lorenz curve is a graphical representation of wealth distribution, where a straight diagonal line represents perfect equality, while the Lorenz curve lies beneath it, illustrating the reality of wealth distribution. The Gini coefficient measures the level of inequality, where a coefficient of 0 represents perfect equality while a coefficient closer to 1 indicates high levels of
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China & India Investment in Africa
Assessment: Well, it mainly tells about that India wants to gain the profits through investing in Africa, while also competing with China. Actually, China has been cooperated with Africa for so many years, and in recent years, China has made the second investing plan in Africa in hope to stimulate the economy of both parties. However, India has just planned for such investing recently. What’s more, it is also a decade behind China, so to
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Biocon : Launching a New Cancer Drug in India.
Falcons..!! Prerna Thakkar Mandar Deshpande Priya Singh Rohit Deshpande Aathira Suresh Amrut Motade Ayushi Vachher Pankaj Nalawade Priya Sharma Sagar Ajmera Marketing Management Case Study – I Biocon : Launching a New Cancer Drug in India. Facts * BIOCON (Est. 1979) * CEO: Dr. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw. * India’s first manufacturer and exporter of enzymes U.S. & European market. * Also first Indian company to be approved by U.S. (FDA). * Experts in fermentation. * In
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In Spite of the Gods – the Strange Rise of Modern India
Book Review Title: In Spite of the Gods – The Strange Rise of Modern India Author: Edward Luce About the author: Edward Luce is a British author, formerly Financial Times’ South Asia Bureau Chief based in New Delhi. He has worked with Larry Summers, the final US Treasury Secretary of the Clinton administration. About the book: In the preface, Edward Luce says that this book attempts to capture the spirit of what has happened in
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India: Land of Billion Opportunities
Land of a Billion Opportunities 1. GDP (PPP) - $4 tln , 4th largest economy; GDP per capita $3,500 (rank 163) 2. Labour force: ~0.5bln, 2nd largest after China (~0.8bn) 3. GDP composition by sector: a. Agri: 18.5% b. Ind: 26.3% c. Services: 55.2% 4. Labour force composition by sector a. Agri: 52% b. Ind: 14% c. Services: 34% 5. India has ~850 mn mobile subscribers, second only to China at ~925mn subscribers. However, the
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India Fdi Decision’s Impact on Walmart
BUAD 497: India FDI decision’s impact on Walmart Karan Ashar In 2007, global retailer Walmart entered the Indian market through a partnership with Bharti Enterprises. The joint venture was created with a purpose to to build and operate cash and carry superstores in India under then name Best Price Modern Wholesale. Till two months ago, the Indian government allowed 51% FDI in food retailing sector. Additional restrictive policies further stagnated growth of interested investors. The
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Onion Prices in India
1. • Decrease in supply o Fundal diseases purple anthracnose and purple blotch. o Severe weather, extended monsoon season Increased spread of fungal diseases 40% damaged yield o Poor reserves due to lack of storage facilities • Increase in seasonal demand o Dec. Jan Wedding season. o Holiday Season; Christmas, nye, maka sankrati • Effect of speculation o Hoarding by intermediaries o Increased purchasing by consumers as concerns of supply became evident •
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What Issues Associated with Gender Diversity in Corporate Boards Are Identified in the Article?
What issues associated with gender diversity in corporate boards are identified in the article? After the era of the financial crisis there has been increasing pressure on companies to exhibit best corporate governance practice. It is widely argued that diversity in board room can be used in board room to strengthen overall corporate governance. Quotas Across jurisdiction internationally there has been many tough measures taken in order to address the imbalance of female and male
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The Anatomy of Violence
The Anatomy of violence presents reliable and accurate information about the inner workings of violent behavior, and provides conclusive evidence about the biological roots of criminal behavior. The sources that the author cites are reputable and easy to verify; however, the author doesn’t solely depend on others; he supports a larger portion his book with his own groundbreaking research. He provides a list of references and a bibliography which add to the accuracy of the
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Federal Bank Ltd, India - Case Study
HOUSING LOAN APPROVAL PROCESS IMPROVEMENT Objective of the Study The objective behind the project is to understand the procedure adopted to sanction housing loan and the various parameters in due process in Federal Bank Ltd, India. Objective of project is to reduce the housing loan process time from average 90 days to less than 20 days or even lesser and thereby decrease leads to conversion slippage. OBJECTIVES * The lending objective of the bank outlines
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Violence in the Community
Violence in the Community Violence in the community is cause by irresponsible adults. Today’s generation is filled with so many young parents who let they children control them instead of them taking responsibilities as the adult. Also, the children openly engage in illegal activities such as gambling, smoking and stealing. Parents engage theses activities, and children grow up seeing their parents take part in such activities, which makes them feel it is the right thing
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Natural Gas Sector in India
Natural Gas Sector in India About the Industry We have always been concerned with the growing levels of pollution because of which finding alternate cleaner source of energy was the need of the hour. This led to the discovery of natural gas in the 1960s in the states of Assam and Gujarat. Initially explored by government firms, ONGC and OIL, private companies were allowed to explore as well due to which other potential areas of
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“the Social Ecology of Youth Violence” Summary Essay
“The Social Ecology of Youth Violence” Author: Elijah Anderson In the essay, “The Social Ecology of Youth Violence” Elijah Anderson writes about families, the youths, and their peers. This essay talks about the “decent” and “street” people in Philadelphia. It gives an insight of how a change in the global economy and jobs can affect an inner-city community/the neighborhoods. It gives a pretty in-depth detail of what happens in “decent” communities; how the people here
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Issues on Gender
Katharina Jones Soc 31501 April, 28 2015 Question 1 We have been examining many different areas from life concerning gender. One of the first things we did this semester was, that Professor Rogalin asked us what would be different if I was a man instead of a girl. (Lecture, January 13th) I decided that there would be some advantages in my life, like people not judging me if I dressed manly and that it would
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E-Commerce Strategies for Distribution of Automotive Lubricants in India
E-Commerce (or E-Retail) strategies for distribution of Automotive Lubricants in India Authors: Prashant Verma, Dr. Sunil Barthwal Purpose: This Study will focuses on the need of strategies which are pivotal in driving the lubricants segment to online platform. This study will also help to determine the critical factor which will support the online automotive lubricant industry. E-retailing market in India is booming since last decade and it is imperative for marketers to evaluate the consumer
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Effects of Violence
Effects of Violence Children viewing comics with super powered heroes attacking villains and ultimately killing “the bad guys”…women on the combat line shooting machine guns for the purpose of killing the enemy…are these violent images appropriate for children and women? Although these topics create controversial and conflicting opinions, this paper will address the literary components of how these two essays, “Military Woman in Combat: Why Making It Official Matters” by Jena McGregor and “Violent Media
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