Though the book is mainly oriented towards students, this can be essential reading for bankers also. About The Author : Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), foremerly.

The Indian Institute of Bankers, established in 1928 is a professional body of banks, financial institutions and heir employees in India. During its 80 years of service, IIBF has emerged as a premier institute of banking and finance education for those employed in the sector, aiming for professional excellence.

Since inception, the Institute has awarded over 5 lakh banking and finance qualifications viz. JAIIB, CAIIB, Diplomas and Certificates in specialized areas.

The pedagogy of distance learning offered by the Institute comprises of (i) publishing specific courseware for each papers /examination; (ii) publishing work books; (iii) holding tutorials through accredited institutions; (iv) organising contact classes (v) conducting virtual classes (vi) offering e-learning through portal (vii) organising campus training for selected courses, etc. IIBF is an ISO 9001-2000 organization.

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. About the Book : The book is intended is assist students appearing for JAIIB/DBF examinations to gain an understanding on the type of questions that will be asked in the three subjects of JAIIB/DBF/ In this new, easy-to-read format, objective type examples and self-check questions are used to test the reader's ongoing understanding of the essential concepts of different subjects.

Written by experts in the field of banking, the book includes caselets and questions on the practical situations from the examination point of view with answers and explanations.Though the book is mainly oriented towards students, this can be essential reading for bankers also.

About The Author : Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), foremerly. The Indian Institute of Bankers, established in 1928 is a professional body of banks, financial institutions and heir employees in India.

During its 80 years of service, IIBF has emerged as a premier institute of banking and finance education for those employed in the sector, aiming for professional excellence. Since inception, the Institute has awarded over 5 lakh banking and finance qualifications viz.

JAIIB, CAIIB, Diplomas and Certificates in specialized areas. The pedagogy of distance learning offered by the Institute comprises of (i) publishing specific courseware for each papers /examination; (ii) publishing work books; (iii) holding tutorials through accredited institutions; (iv) organising contact classes (v) conducting virtual classes (vi) offering e-learning through portal (vii) organising campus training for selected courses, etc.

IIBF is an ISO 9001-2000 organization. Table of Contents : Deliverable Countries : This product ships to Average Customer Review: (1 Customer Reviews) | Showing 1- 1 of 1 reviews .

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About the Book : The book is intended is assist students appearing for JAIIB/DBF examinations to gain an understanding on the type of questions that will be asked in the three subjects of JAIIB/DBF/ In this new, easy-to-read format, objective type examples and self-check questions are used to test the reader's ongoing understanding of the essential concepts of different subjects.Written by experts in the field of banking, the book includes caselets and questions on the practical situations from the examination point of view with answers and explanations.

Though the book is mainly oriented towards students, this can be essential reading for bankers also. About The Author : Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), foremerly.

The Indian Institute of Bankers, established in 1928 is a professional body of banks, financial institutions and heir employees in India. During its 80 years of service, IIBF has emerged as a premier institute of banking and finance education for those employed in the sector, aiming for professional excellence.

Since inception, the Institute has awarded over 5 lakh banking and finance qualifications viz. JAIIB, CAIIB, Diplomas and Certificates in specialized areas.

The pedagogy of distance learning offered by the Institute comprises of (i) publishing specific courseware for each papers /examination; (ii) publishing work books; (iii) holding tutorials through accredited institutions; (iv) organising contact classes (v) conducting virtual classes (vi) offering e-learning through portal (vii) organising campus training for selected courses, etc. IIBF is an ISO 9001-2000 organization.

Table of Contents : Deliverable Countries : This product ships to Average Customer Review: (1 Customer Reviews) | Showing 1- 1 of 1 reviews ..

. About the Book : The book is intended is assist students appearing for JAIIB/DBF examinations to gain an understanding on the type of questions that will be asked in the three subjects of JAIIB/DBF/ In this new, easy-to-read format, objective type examples and self-check questions are used to test the reader's ongoing understanding of the essential concepts of different subjects.

Written by experts in the field of banking, the book includes caselets and questions on the practical situations from the examination point of view with answers and explanations.Though the book is mainly oriented towards students, this can be essential reading for bankers also.

About The Author : Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), foremerly. The Indian Institute of Bankers, established in 1928 is a professional body of banks, financial institutions and heir employees in India.

During its 80 years of service, IIBF has emerged as a premier institute of banking and finance education for those employed in the sector, aiming for professional excellence. Since inception, the Institute has awarded over 5 lakh banking and finance qualifications viz.

JAIIB, CAIIB, Diplomas and Certificates in specialized areas. The pedagogy of distance learning offered by the Institute comprises of (i) publishing specific courseware for each papers /examination; (ii) publishing work books; (iii) holding tutorials through accredited institutions; (iv) organising contact classes (v) conducting virtual classes (vi) offering e-learning through portal (vii) organising campus training for selected courses, etc.

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It provides a detailed of the risks and challenges associated with international banking, especially in the present scenario of global markets. The book is written in four modules, wherein each module covers one particular topic to make it easy for the reader to grasp it.

The first module of the book is devoted to the discussion of the essential aspects of international banking. It describes, basically, the journey of the evolution of the global monetary system over years.

The second module consists of information on the dynamic global foreign exchange. It also deals with money markets and the emphasis throughout remains on the Indian markets.

The third module discusses the inter alia. It details the different modus (less)

About the editors. Contributors.

I. Current scenario and principles: 1.

Organic horticulture - current trend, prospects and strategies/H.P.

Singh. II.

Technological advances: 2. Emerging technologies in organic production of fruit crops/B.

M.C.

Reddy and R.A.

Ram. 3.

Technological advances in organic farming of plantation crops/George V. Thomas.

4. Technological intervention for organic production of cashew/N.

Yadukumar, M.G.

Nayak and M.G.

Bhat. 5.

Prospects of organic vegetable cultivation in India/M. Prabhakar and S.

S. Hebbar.

6. Potentials in organic farming of spices/V.

A. Parthasarathy, V.

Srinivasan and R. Dinesh.

7. Organic production of seed spices/S.

K. Malhotra.

8. Organic farming technologies for arid horticulture/T.

A. More and B.

D. Sharma.

9. Soil health--the key to success of organic agriculture/K.

V. Ahamed Bavappa.

10. Advances and approaches in ecofriendly pest management in organic agriculture/C.

P.R.

Nair. 11.

Achieving eco-friendly management of pests and diseases using bioresources in organic horticulture/R. Samiyappan.

III. Input management: 12.

Organic amendment for production of black pepper (Peper (less)

Acknowledgements. I.

HRM: Perspectives and challenges: 1. HRM contribution to global competitive advantage.

2. Human Resource Management and functions.

3. Concepts of HRD and strategic HRM.

4. Aligning HR Strategies with Business strategies.

5. Emerging challenges in human resource management.

6. Proactive role of human resource function.

7. Keys to human resource success in the coming decade.

II. Acquiring talent: 8.

Human Resource Planning (HRP). 2.

Job analysis, job description and job specification. 10.

Strategies for recruitment and e-Recruitment. 11.

Psychological tests. 12.

Multimedia interviews. 13.

Interview process. 14.

Current focus in selection norms. III.

Retention strategies: 15. Employee retention: conceptual strategies.

16. Retaining your best people.

17. Strategic role of team leader in retention of talent.

18. Life-Friendly Organisation (LFO).

19. Orientation and socialisation of employees.

20. Job design influence on productivity and satisfaction.

21. Employee engagement crucial for retention.

22. Enhancing creativity and fun.

23. Organisational stress managing strategies.

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1. The evolution of time.

2. The fourth dimension.

3. Rationale of astrology.

4. The astrological control.

5. Approaching the third approximation.

6. The Indian chronology.

7. Mundane astrology.

8. Adityachara.

9. Movements of the moon.

10. Movements of mars and Mercury.

11. Jupiterain movements.

12. Venus in marriage.

13. The planet Saturn in astrology.

14. Varahamihira and Viking on mars.

15. Is Ayanamsha revolutionary? 16.

Astrology and national crisis. 17.

Planets and self generating economy. 18.

Relativity theory and judicial astrology. 19.

The Hindu Calendar. 20.

Astrological basis of economic planning. 21.

Planets and environment. 22.

Geological aspects of the Brhatasmhita. 23.

Some astrological aspects of Vastu. 24.

Importance of Vastu in Mundane astrology. 25.

Astrological indication for ground water. 26.

Astrology and gems. 27.

Planets and sound vibrations. 28.

Operation Hiroshima. 29.

The Vedic river Sarasvati. 30.

The Solar control of mountain formation. 31.

; Geological veracity of Cheiro’s earthquake prediction (less)

Introduction. I: 1.

Mango through the ages. 2.

Mango diplomacy and other socio-cultural fancies. II: 3.

Pesticides residue/pollutant. 4.

Export. III: 5.

Production constraints. IV: 6.

Research - challenges/effort. 7.

Govt. effort to raise cultivation/production.

8. Setting up the centre, seminar/Symposia.

V: 9. Extension/trainings/visits.

Subject Index. "Mango -- has been mesmerising the populace since long.

Every segment of the society irrespective of the temporal and territorial boundaries has contributed immensely towards the spread, cultivation and improvement of this fruit. Perhaps no other fruit has appropriated the enormous care and praise like mango.

The present book -- a compilation of press gleanings spanning a period of thirty years, besides an introductory note provides a panoramic view pertaining to its importance in socio-religious and socio-cultural milieu of our country, its spread to different regions, the patronage bestowed by the royals, aristocracy, men of letters etc. the press gleanings off an interesting account in respect (less)

Fundamental features of Islamic Law. 2.

Concept of Islamic Law. 3.

Significant elements of Islamic law. 4.

Basis of Islamic law. 5.

Historical background of Islamic law. 6.

Roots of Islamic law. 7.

Islamic law based on holy Quran and tradition. Bibliography.

Index. Islam, as a faith is a complete code of life.

It tells its followers how to lead a happy and prosperous life, here and hereafter. Almighty Allahs last and final Prophet, Muhammad (Pbuh) preached a good for all times religion in this world over 1400 years back in the Arabian desert.

When the Prophet (Pbuh) opened his eyes in this world, the land of Arabia was completely engulfed in inhuman and utterly barbarous practices. There was no room for mercy and compassion in stony hearted people of Arabia.

Seeing this utterly ignoble and pathetic condition, Allah, the Mighty and Powerful, decided to change the age long tradition, prevailing among (less)

The transition from one phase to another has largely been influenced by the dynamics of three critical factors, viz. the players, the playing fields and the regulator.

That the banking sector reforms in India have transformed the face of banking is clearly reflected in terms of the steady improvement in Capital to Risk Assets Ratio (CRAR), reduction in the level of both gross and net NPAs, improvement in the operating profit to asset ratio, asset quality, return on assets (RoA), productivity, profitability, etc. The banking system has successfully weathered various changes.

The strength of the Indian banking system is clearly reflected in the successful implementation of Basle-I norms and improved earnings, sequential reform measures, maintenance of stipulated capital (less)

Islamic banking. 2.

Framework of banking. 3.

Banking and economy. 4.

Benefits of Islamic banking. 5.

Interest free banking. Bibliography.

Index. "Islam is a religion focusing on benevolence and well-being of mankind.

In the very beginning of the Holy Quran, Allah, the Almighty, teachers man to ask Him for the straight path-a path which is free of extremes, because going to the extreme is always injurious and harmful. Similarly, scarcity of any thing creates problems in life.

Keeping this in view, Islam talks of a middle path. Islamic banking refers to a banking activity consistent with the rules and regulations of Islamic law and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics, according to which sale of such goods as are prohibited by Islamic doctrine is not allowed.

Islamic banking also prohibits such investments as are contrary to the tenets of Islam. Islamic banking also puts restrictions on risky bidding of (less)

Agriculture drainage problems. 2.

Predominance of irrigation on drainage. 3.

Groundwater exploration. 4.

Groundwater--flow and seepage. 5.

Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity. 6.

Design of surface Drainage System. 7.

Salt problems and their control. 8.

Design of subsurface Drainage System. 9.

Results of case study. Appendices.

Glossary. Abbreviations.

"Rapidly shrinking natural resource base due to increasing population and competition for water among all other sectors is increasing the damage to ecological foundation of agriculture through soil degradation by erosion, water logging, salinization and siltation of reservoirs. There is a wide gap between creation and reutilization of water both in qualitative and quantitative aspects.

Rapid urbanization, industrialization and population explosion coupled with global climatic changes and over exploitation of groundwater are the main reasons for diminishing water availability for agriculture. In order to ensure adequate water for agriculture, we must embark upon efficient water management practices including water conservation, water harvesting and its efficient use (less)

Biotechnology. 2.

Agricultural biotechnology. 3.

Plant breeding. 4.

Environmental biotechnology. 5.

Food biotechnology. 6.

Marine biotechnology. 7.

Potentials of GM crops. 8.

Evaluation of GM products. Bibliography.

Index. "The present publication 'Biotechnology: Principles and Practices' focuses on the various technologies included in biotechnology.

The rise of biotechnology in the last decade or so holds promise of revolutionising the way we lead our lives and is undoubtedly one of the major technologies of the twenty first century. Its wide ranging multidisciplinary activities range from recombinant DNA techniques and cloning, to the production of goods as varied as bread and antibiotics.

concerned with the practical application of organisms or their components for the benefit of humankind, biotechnology has opened up a plethora of options for a multitude of problems facing mankind and has the potential of turning about the face of science and shatter our myths and perceptions regarding biology. Covering all aspects of (less)

The laws governing the rural banking sector and the assigned tasks of various financial institutions are explained in the book. The book is designed as per the pattern of the CAIIB.

It is divided into four different parts. The contents highlight the salient aspects that surround the economy in the rural sector and explore the different fronts of rural finance.

The different schemes offered by the government agencies such as poverty alleviation, housing and education loans, and also the monetary schemes run by different NGOs and micro finance institutions are elaborately explained in Rural (less)

The Vedic literature: 1. The Rjubhasyam on the Sukla Yajurveda.

2. The Rjubhasyam on the Sukla Yajurveda.

3. Some remarks on Vedic interpretation in the light of the Rjubhasyam.

4. Problems of Vedic interpretation in the light of the Rjubhasyam.

5. The Sukla Yajurveda and science.

6. The aspects of microbiology reflected in the Atharvaveda.

7. Some aspects of Vastusastra, reflected in the Vedas.

8. Aurobindo's Sanskrit commentary on the First Mantra of the Kaivalyopanisad.

II. The classical Sanskrit Literature: 9.

More light on the contribution of Harikavi from Surat. 10.

The Lavanyalahari of Kesavapandita--a less-known Laharikavya. 11.

The four stotras of Jagannathakavi from Gujarat. 12.

The classical Sanskrit literature and linguistics--retrospect and prospects. 13.

Works attributed to Kalidasa. 14.

Somaprabhacarya and his contribution. III.

Dharmasastra and Puranas: 15. Punishments and penalties in Smrtis.

17. Some less-known Upapurana-texts.

18. The eighteen defects of a speaker--a note on the Markandeyapurana (1.

18). 19.

Some (less)