...Every year over 100 million animals die due to humans testing new products, this system needs to be put to rest. Animal testing is a very harmful way to treat animals and can be viewed as animal abuse. The article, “Animal based research is still relevant and necessary” written by Swetha Murali, a writer from The Conversation, who argues that animal testing is necessary overlooks viable alternatives. No medical research should be done on animals, instead another alternative called stem cell research would greatly benefit the medical field and animals. Animals are living creatures that should not be tortured to test a product for humans. Animals feel the pain and loss of quality of life from these experiments. Humans should respect other types...
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...Varna anmol moti bikhar jayeinge Marte mar… Sai tere bina hum to …. Nandalala he Krishna murari Teri bansi bajade giridhari (3 tones) Krishna murari he giridhari Teri bansi ……. Parthi vihari he giridhari Teri bansi….. Radha madhava shyam gopal Shyam sundara mohan gopal Devaki nandana shyam gopal Murali manohara shyam gopal Shyam gopal giridhara lal Parthi purishwara Sai gopal Jaya radha madhava jaya koonjvihari Jaya gopi jana vallabha jaya giri balihari, jaya radha…. Yashoda nandana braja jana ranjana (2) Yamuna teer vanchari Jaya giri balihari (Fast)Hare Rama (2) Rama Rama Hare Hare Hare Krishna (2) Krishna (2) hare (2) Krishna Krishna gata jawo Krishna ka naam pyaara hai Sai ka naam pyaara hai Murli madhura sounaata hai Krishna kanhaiya laal hare Sai Krishna gata jawo….. Murli madhura ….. Ram hare ghanshyam hare (2) Govinda…… Gopala Shyam murari mohe nandalala Ram hare…… Hare murari madhu keitabaare govinda gopala mukunda showdhe Ananda shridhara govinda keshava mukunda madhava narayana Devaki thanaya gopika ramana bhakton dharna trivikrama Krishna mukunda nandala pandhari dhara murali dhara Krishna / pandhari dhara murali dhara Hari (2) govinda hari (2) madhava, Krishna.. Jaya(2) Sita Ram jaya(2) Radhe shyam, Kri. Sathya Sai narayana (2) Govinda madhava gopal keshava hare Krishna govinda narayana Narayana narayana narayana Govinda gopala gopala govinda Keshava hari (3) keshava Madhava hari (3) madhava Om namoh...
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...Abstract The intent of this essay is to discuss financial reporting is both a reflection and creator of our perception of social reality and is consistently evolving. By means of research of these source collections, relevant evidence is selected, evaluated and organized into three key areas: the Carbon tax legislation represents a creation of a new social reality and the impact on sustainability in business. The carbon tax would be represented in the financial reports. To introduce the particular company and legislation impacts on that company. The Framework shows that the financial reporting is present relevant and reliable information. Some experts considered that the insufficient information on financial reporting impact on social reality. Thus, the Sustainability reporting occurs to fix up the fanatical reporting gaps. Introduction Financial reporting is both a reflection and creator of our perception of social reality and consistently evolving. Currently, accounting system is not only focus on the data of how much company earns, it also shift towards to social responsibility. As the dramatic of pollutions, especially that of the developing nations is extremely harmful not only to the surrounding environment, but also to the inhabitants of that country as well. Thus, financial reporting take concern on such problems and create out Sustainability reporting which help to reduce the pollutions. This essay is to discuss the both reflection and creator of financial reporting...
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...11/30/13 Untitled Document APPLICATIO N FO RM FO R SENIO R SECO NDARY RECRUIT SSR-02/2014 BATCH (UNMARRIED MALE CANDIDATES O NLY) FO R INDIAN NAVY O FFICE USE O NLY CO DE NO . FO R O FFICE USE O NLY Valid Invalid APPLICATIO N NO -S1423485516N Paste your recent colour photograph (Do not staple) 1. PERSONAL PART ICULARS AS IN MAT RICULAT ION CERT IFICAT E:NAME FAT HER'S NAME JAI GANESH MO HANA MURALI 3.MARIT IAL ST AT US: Unmarrie d PERMANENT Arisipalayam main road near kannan store SALEM Tamilnadu 636009 2351011 SALEM Tamilnadu 636009 2351011 7708241011 DAT E OF BIRT H PERCENT AGE (10+2):- 1995/12/23 87.4 % 2.NAT IONALIT Y: INDIAN 5. ADDRESS: ADDRESS DISTRICT STATE PINCODE TELEPHONE MOBILE 4.EMAIL:- jairaman1611@gmail.com PRESENT Arisipalayam main road near kannan store 6.EDUCAT ION PART ICULARS(HIGHLIGHT ED SUBJECT S(10+2)):- Compulsory-Physics,Maths Optional- Compute r Scie nce Year of Passing 2013 Authority State from which Exam Conducting Exam Passed STATE BO ARD Tamilnadu Serial No. of Marksheet 9212139 Marks obtained 437 T otal marks Percentage 500 C NO NO 87.4 7. NCC Certificate 8. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ENROLLED IN ARMED FORCES BEFORE? 9.HAVE YOU BEEN DISCHARGED FROM ARM ED FORCES BEFORE? 10. VISIBLE IDENT IFICAT ION MARKS (AT LEAST T WO):(a)- A MO LE O N RIGHT RING FINGER (b)- A MO LE BELO W ELBO W DECLARATIO N 1. I hereby declare that all the statements made in the application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and the application...
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...hennai Super Kings 127/1 (12.6/20 ov) Delhi Daredevils Delhi Daredevils won the toss and elected to field Chennai Super Kings RR 9.76 Last 5 ovs 59/1 RR 11.80 *Murali Vijay Suresh Raina *Andre Russell Pawan Negi Send Commentary feedback Full innings commentary |Fours |Sixes |Wickets Refresh scorecard Current time: 21:02 local, 15:32 GMT Twenty20 career Batsmen Runs B4s6s SR This bowler Last 5 ovsMatRuns HS SR (rhb) 8943 13 3206.97 16 (9b) 42 (16b) 83 2034 127 125.32 (lhb) 17 13 2 0 130.76 6 (3b) 17 (13b) 1173064 101 138.64 Bowlers OM RW Econ0s4s6s This spellMatWkts BBI Econ (rf) 2.6 026 0 8.66 6 4 01-0-12-0 37 204/35 8.36 (sla) 3.0 0 21 0 7.00 4 0 13-0-21-0 15 144/18 6.38 Recent overs 1 1 1 1 1 1 | 6 . 4 4 6 1 | 6 1 2 . 1 1 | 1 4 1 4 1 1 Current partnership 59 runs, 4.5 overs, RR: 12.20 (Raina 17, Vijay 42) Last Bat MEK Hussey c †Ojha b Aaron 20 (22b 2x4 0x6) SR: 90.90 Fall of wicket: 68/1 (8.1 ov); Partnership: 68 runs, 8.1 overs, RR: 8.32 (Hussey 20, Vijay 47) 12.6 Russell to Raina, 1 run, Raina tries to pull from outside off but gets the toe end of the bat on the ball, which goes towards third man. The umpire signals for the time out. 12.5 Russell to Vijay, 1 run, dabbed to third man for a single 12.4 Russell to Vijay, FOUR, shot! Vijay backs away towards leg stump and drives a length ball flat over extra cover, Russell...
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...TW Tube Well UC User Committee VDC Village Development Committee Country Profile Economic and Social Context Average GNP per capita Population Population density Literacy Rate % Approx. $240 25.3 million (est.) 172 inhab/km2 (est.) 53.74 (est.) Inflation 2004 2005 4.0% 5.5% 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................5 POVERTY IN NEPAL .................................................................................................................................5 ARSENIC WATER CONTAMINATION IN TERAI ..........................................................................................5 CURRENT SITUATION IN MURALI AND LANGADI .....................................................................................6 PROJECT FOCUS...
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...Titolo: the new place of art in the global era Luca Fedele , Italia. Lucafedele7@gmail.com L’arte nell’era globale , con il ruolo centrale che questa riserva alla città, trova un nuovo mezzo di comunicazione, il Muro. Il muro offre all’artista la possibilità di diventare famoso, di conquistare potere e prestigio sociale, ma l’elemento centrale appare essere la funzione che l’opera assume per il suo autore, che di norma adopera uno pseudonimo o lavora nell’anonimato, con una valenza altamente specifica sia a livello affettivo sia a livello cognitivo ,di studio e di ricerca. I disegni e le parole sui muri hanno storicamente dimostrato il loro valore comunicativo. Quello del writer è un racconto continuo, senza fine, con o senza tema e un soggetto prestabilito; una storia da vedere, un’ allegoria da illustrare. Esso si genera nella coscienza e nell’immaginazione dell’artista, liberato e liberatore di uno spazio strappato allo spazio stesso, ormai appropriatosi dell’idea e divenuto l’idea stessa, spazio strappato all’inerzia. I muri si animano di una creatività imprevedibile e imprevista e assumono una funzione sociale, coinvolgendo una comunità ,a cui mostrare la propria arte, spesso maggiore rispetto a quella tradizionale delle gallerie. Il fatto che la pubblicità moderna colga stile, colore e forme dai linguaggi della strada è un’ennesima indiretta conferma...
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...A&D HIGH-TECH: MANAGING PROJECTS FOR SUCCESS Group 11 ² BM A Guru Govind Mishra B10019 Murali P. Pathak B10029 Pranshu Dwivedi B10037 Satish Pandita B10046 Vibhu Mangla B10059 COMPANY HISTORY ´ ´ Founder ² Ted Walter ; Year ² 1988 ; Place ² Lincoln Businesses ² « « « Computer Products Accessories Services 90% sales from mid-western states ´ ´ ´ Revenues - $400 mn in year 2000 « Predominant Sales Channel ² Retail Outlets in shopping malls and Phone Orders handled by 50% call centers in Lincoln Pre 1999 era ² Orders through paper « « « « More time in order entry Delayed Shipments Poor Accuracy 30% customer call-backs Customer call backs reduced to less than 1% ´ ´ ERP implementation in 1999 « Further investment in CRM, supply chain automation, payment process in 2001 REQUIREMENT OF ONLINE SALES CHANNEL ´ Commodity status of A&D·s products « To reduce cost - SG&A expenses ´ Tough competition and decreasing margins « Increasing competitor revenues ´ Initial doubts on customer service and friendliness BUILD VS BUY BUILD Possibility of customization Higher cost of capital involved Differentiating factor Potential benefits in terms of Flexibility Possible competitive advantage Control over the system BUY Only 60% of functional requirements covered Lesser cost involved (some Hidden cost involved) Only a keep-up option Overhead of integration of multiple vendors No competitive advantage...
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...How to Measure Customer Satisfaction Murali Chemuturi Introduction Project-based organizations place a lot of emphasis on customer satisfaction, and rightly so, as customer satisfaction is the key for improving these companies’ internal processes. A customer satisfaction rating (CSR) is often obtained through a questionnaire—the customer satisfaction survey (CSS). This method, however, suffers from the drawback of customers likely being emotionally influenced while filling out these questionnaires. Naomi Karten, an expert on the subject of customer satisfaction (www.nkarten.com), states in her seminar Tales of Whoa and the Psychology of Customer Satisfaction: “People tend to rate service higher when delivered by people they like than by people they don’t like.” Karten also goes on to describe what one can do to be “likable.” More often than not, Karten contends, the CSS rating received from the customer represents perceived feedback rather than impartial feedback. This is not to say that companies do not get any value from customer-filled CSR forms. But they must recognize that responses can be emotionally based, and that the customer is not one person, but an organization—meaning multiple people. While so, only one person represents the organization and fills out the survey. Would this person consult all concerned before filling it out? Ideally, he or she should, but often, he or she will not. This gives rise to the need for a way to compute a CSR based on internal data—data...
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...Seth Dhaniram – C & FA A report submitted to Course Instructor: Prof. Avani Desai Academic Associate: Ms. Surabhi Koul In partial fulfillment of the requirements of the course Written Analysis and Communication – I (2015-2017) By Ketan Murali (15169) Section A On July 25, 2015 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, AHMEDABAD Letter of Transmittal Date: 25/ 07/ 1999 To: Seth Dhaniram Logistics Solutions Ahmedabad Dear Sir, Subject: Advice regarding the future of RDS Operations Please find enclosed a decision report presenting a comprehensive analysis of the operations of RDS, listing the possible options and the criteria for evaluation of the options. Subsequently, an action plan has been proposed. Based on my assessment, I recommend continuing with the agency operations and renegotiating with JOSH after eight months. An investment of ₹18,000 per month should be made towards additional manpower and the 30% drop in margins should be supported temporarily. After eight months, a remuneration of 3% of total sales should be renegotiated with JOSH. Yours sincerely, Ketan Murali External Consultant to Logistics Solutions EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RDS wants to decide on the course of action to address a decrease of 30% in its profit margins following a policy change by JOSH. Renegotiation for the next eight months seems unlikely. RDS can either continue with operations and renegotiate after eight months or give up operations completely...
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...WORKING PAPER NO: 366 Foreign Direct Investment in India’s Retail Sector: Some Issues Murali Patibandla Professor Corporate Strategy & Policy Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore – 5600 76 Ph: 080-26993039 muralip@iimb.ernet.in, m_patibandla@yahoo.com Year of Publication June 2012 1 Foreign Direct Investment in India’s Retail Sector: Some Issues Abstract Foreign direct investment (FDI) plays an important role in India’s growth dynamics. There are several examples of the benefits of FDI in India. FDI in the retail sector can expand markets by reducing transaction and transformation costs of business through adoption of advanced supply chain and benefit consumers, and suppliers (farmers). This also can result in net gains in employment at the aggregate level. This paper brings forth a few conceptual issues and analysis of qualitative information, data and stylized facts on these issues. Key words- India, Foreign direct investment, Retail, Supply chain, Farmers 2 INRODUCTION In applying transaction-cost logic to political aspects of the reform process in less-developed economies, Dixit (2003)) characterizes three phases in the formation of interest groups under information asymmetry: ex ante, interim, and ex post. At the ex ante stage, each individual is uncertain about his own type as well as the types of others because there is no private information. At the interim stage, each individual knows his own type but not the type...
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...17-10-2015 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR-II Session:2 KINGFISHER AIRLINES MANAGING MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS Anisha Goyal 19/246 B Abhishek Sharma 19/249 Madhu Garg 19/267 Sudhina Abraham 19/289 Varsha Murali 19/296 Vinita Chauhan 19/298 1. To what extent can the problems of Kingfisher Airlines be attributed to management of its stakeholders? All the critical problems faced by Kingfisher airlines can be traced back to mismanagement of stakeholders and their interest: CUSTOMERS • Removal of entertainment center from flights which was Kingfisher airlines unique selling point SUPPLIERS • Defaulted on supplier payments EMPLOYEES • No salary for three months SOCIETY • Started cannibalizing components and parts from the grounded aircraft which was a safety concern OWNERS/INVESTORS • The decision to merge Kingfisher and Air Deccan was a mistake. Kingfisher airlines and Kingfisher Red offered similar services without leveraging the benefits of full service or low costs. These bad strategic decisions eventually led to default of loan repayments. Owing to the same reasons shareholders also lost their money 1 17-10-2015 2. Which of the stakeholders were engaged more than others, whose interests seemed to be guarded and whose ignored? • • • • The company focused only on the costumers by providing high quality services and kept neglecting other stakeholders, which eventually led to bankruptcy. Things like high-end flight furniture, TV...
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...one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon was one of the earth first hydroponic gardens. The Hutchinson Pocket Dictionary of Difficult Words defines hydroponics, “hydroponics n. cultivation of plants without soil, by supporting them in chemical solution containing all ingredients necessary for growth” (425). In other words, hydroponics is the process of growing plants in sand, gravel, vermiculite, perlite, or liquid with added nutrients to water. A concept of growing plants without playing in the soil scares some people. The thought that a setup this simple may be answer to the world’s food shortages, is astonishing. Teaching Hydroponics in our schools and encouraging it in our community is good for everyone. Murali Mugundhan is a huge endorser of Hydroponics because he sees first-hand how it is changing his world. Mugundhan states that “improper agricultural practice which altered the soil pH, synthetic fertilizers, pesticides which drastically reduced the soil flora and fertility which made a quench for the new alternative technique for obtaining the food and medicinal plants of better quality, yield and for growing fresh produce in non-arable areas of the world”(286). I agree with Mugundha, the current agriculture system in the United States is destroying the soil and we need a new alternative now. My goal is to convince the reader that America’s school system should teach hydroponics; hydroponics gardening is better than commercial agriculture as...
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...Cooper Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | SLMT – 1 | Group – 7 | 13109 | Ankita Murali | 13141 | Raja Yakkala | 13508 | Arka Sinha | 13605 | Ankit Khurana | | PROBLEM STATEMENT The decision of Cooper Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (CPI) on terminating the services of Bob Marsh, a detailer who had twelve years of experience with their company and also had an unmatched rapport with many physicians and hospitals in the geographical territory assigned to him. ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN The Pharmaceutical industry witnesses a cut-throat competition with major brands having a hold over the industry. This industry utilized a sales force of detailers who played a major role in their sales. Their job was to persuade medical personnel to use and prescribe certain drugs. A typical CPI was responsible for about 200 physician and hospital accountants within an assigned geographic territory. CPI was a major manufacturer of prescription drugs for medical and dental professions. These products were channeled through drug wholesaler and then the drug stores for reselling to the general public. SWOT ANALYSIS ON MARSH Strengths: 1. Quick learner 2. Good people skills 3. Friendly nature with the customers Weaknesses: 1. Poor organizing skills 2. Poor planning skills 3. Poor attitude 4. Lack of enthusiasm 5. Lack of sincerity 6. Low knowledge of technical and promotion literature 7. Low reliability Opportunity: Bon Marsh had run successfully drug store and...
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...21715 - Strategic Management (Summer Session 2012) Individual Written Case Analysis Case 32 – JetBlue Airlines: Getting “Blue” Again? Sam Lui (00039469) 21715 – Individual Case Analysis Table of Contents Executive Summary................................................................................................................................. 3 1. General and Industry Environment................................................................................................. 4 1.1 The General Environment ....................................................................................................... 4 1.2 The Industry Environment ...................................................................................................... 5 2. Internal Resources and Assets (JetBlue) ......................................................................................... 7 3. Competitive Advantage (JetBlue) ................................................................................................... 9 4. Recommendation for JetBlue ....................................................................................................... 11 5. Lessons and Insights for Tiger Airways ......................................................................................... 12 6. References ..................................................................................................................................
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