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The use of natural dye decreased in last few decades due to the discovery of synthetic dye in nineteenth century. Recently, non toxic, environment friendly natural dye started receiving much attention in order to avoid hazardous petrochemical raw materials which involve in synthetic dye production and also its non biodegradable effluent. In this study, extraction of a natural dye from Cosmos sp flower was optimised. Pretreated silk yarn was dyed with aqueous extract of the dye.

The development of efficient simulation models can facilitate the crop planning and the crop predictability analysis. The objective of the study is to propose a simulation model of wheat grain productivity by the nitrogen supply management with variables related to the plant and the meteorological elements, in high succession systems and reduced N-residual release. In the study, two experiments were conducted in 2013, 2014 and 2015, one to quantify the biomass productivity and another one to stablish grain productivity.

The emergence of globalization, scarcity of natural resources, rising concern for environmental degradation, pollution and public awareness has forced the business houses to undertake CSR activities. Moreover, the section 135 of the Companies Act 2013 has also made it compulsory for the companies to include social responsibilities into their strategic management process. Responsibility towards environment has become one of the key areas of social responsibility.

A 50 year old female admitted to R L jalappa Hospital, kolar, presented with synchronous primary tumours of the thyroid and breast. Pathological examination of a tissue sample following biopsy identified papillary carcinoma of the thyroid and invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast to provide a definitive diagnosis of synchronous primary tumors. The patient was healthy prior to diagnosis and the family history was non contributory. Upon admission, the size of the primary tumour biopsied, pathological diagnosis was an invasive carcinoma of the breast.

The theory of development would have almost seemed to have lost its identity due to globalization. Several scholars from public administration and economics have stated that from now on the world is ONE and that the separation between the developed world and the developing countries lacks theoretical foundation. All countries strive for economic growth and all nations search political stability in one way or another, but typically by means of legal-rational authority. However, the new focus of development theory in the 21st century must be decarbonisation.

Higher education is today recognized as most important for economic and social development of the country. Higher education institutions have the greater responsibility for equipping individuals with advanced knowledge and skills required for positions of responsibility in public and private sectors such as business, and other professions (Mishra ,2006). Developing countries are left with a formidable task of expanding their higher education systems and improving quality, all within continuing budgetary constraints (Singh, 2015).

In the Post-Independence era, the patterns of Indian English Drama underwent a drastic change. Theatrical activities were organized and it accumulated a new force with the lively contribution of the dramatists like trio of Badal Sircar, Vijay Tendulkar and Girish Karnad. Vijay Tendulkar made his place as a Marathi writer but he had modified the shape of Indian Drama with the Power of his pen to represent the issues that are temporal as well as timeless.

In construction industries achievement of the time and cost objectives is a major problem in spite of availability of control techniques and project control software’s. Research in the field of going on to identify causes of cost and time overruns. Now a days people are concentrating on the factors affecting the cost and time while construction of a project so that it will make ease to practitioner to have complete control over the project.

This paper focuses on the relationship between service orientation and emotional intelligence (EI) in banking sector. Emotional intelligence is very crucial across all service sectors, particularly banks. Banks compete in the market place with undifferentiated products and the quality of service encounter is the factor that gives it a distinct marketing edge, resulting in better financial performance, competitive advantage, customer satisfaction, market share and customer loyalty.

A agile growth in E-Commerce retail is found in late time all through the world. With continually extending commonness of electronic shopping, Debit or Credit card coercion and individual information security are note worthy stresses for client, broker and pit chiefly by charity of CNP (Card Not Present).