Episteme - Journal of Bharat College of Arts & Commerce, Badlapur

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An online peer reviewed, interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary and multicultural journal of
Bharat College of Arts & Commerce, Badlapur, Maharashtra

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Next issue date : 15th March 2019. Last date for submission of the papers: 10th February 2019.

March 2014

Editorial

Editorial

Savita Punjabi

Pages : 2

Article

A comparative study of job satisfaction of employees in public & private sector banks - with reference to Thane region

Aarti Varma

Pages : 15

An analysis of expenditure on general services of Government of Maharashtra

Ajay Dixit

Pages : 7

A study of service quality standards for customers’ satisfaction

Bharti P. Jethani

Pages : 7

Is aestheticism possible in African art?

Ezeiyoke Peter Nonso

Pages : 11

Venture capital financing & innovative skills of Indian entrepreneurs

Jaya Manglani

Pages : 10

A study on the impact of various schemes initiated for the rural development

Kulvinder Kaur Batth

Pages : 8

Connecting with trees

Neelam Saxena

Pages : 8

Human trafficking - a burning problem in India

Rita Biswas

Pages : 7

Corporate sustainability initiatives reporting with reference to corporate social responsibility: a study of selected companies

Neetu Kapoor

Pages : 19

Use of ICT to enhance quality in information resource centre in higher education

Shaheda Sheikh

Pages : 13

Introduction to ontology

Shrinivas Athalye

Pages : 5

Study on the effects of jingles and music in advertising

Simran Kalyani

Pages : 7

Corporate governance and its compliance by Indian companies

Sudhakar B. Yadav

Pages : 14

Female foeticide and infanticide in India

Vasudev P. Iyer

Pages : 13

Developing leadership qualities in Librarians through soft skills

Vidya V. Hanchinal

Pages : 10

The long essay : Cultural debates : ‘The Literary Prize and the Contemporary Canon: Aesthetic and formal value versus the “scandals” of accessibility’

Nick Turner

Pages : 25