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ThesisItem Open Access Adoption of mobile phone for agricultural and banking services by farmers(Department of Banking and Finance Management, College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2020) Anu, Roy; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Analysis of non-performing assets in Karassery service co-operative bank Ltd.(College of co-operation, banking and management, Vellanikkara, 2016) Renjith, N C; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Economic analysis of lending through joint liability groups(Department of Banking and Finance Management, College of Cooperation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2020) Athulya, Titus; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Effectiveness of induction training program in marine products export development authority (MPEDA)(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2017) Deepa, C S; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GTraining is the framework for helping employees to develop their personal and organizational skills, knowledge and abilities. The focus of all aspects of human resource development is on developing the most superior work force so that the organization and individual employees can accomplish their work goals in service to customers. Measuring the effectiveness of training programs, however consumes valuable time and resources. Many training programs fail to deliver the expected organizational benefits. Having a well-structured measuring system in place can help you where the problem lies. On the positive note, being able to demonstrate a real and organizational benefit to you can help you gain more resources from important decision maker. The study entitled “The Effectiveness of Induction Training program in MPEDA” was carried out with the objective to examine the effectiveness of Training program in MPEDA. The study was undertaken with seven selected parameters. Primary data was collected through structured schedule. Scaling techniques, percentages were used for analysis. The level of effectiveness is categorized highly effective, effective and ineffective based on the index obtained.ThesisItem Open Access Emotional intelligence and employee stress in primary agricultural credit societies(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2018) Jobin John; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Export performance of Indian seafood industry - a study on MPEDA Cochin(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2017) Deepthi Babu; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GFish producing countries, apart from meeting the demand in domestic market, are exporting fish products to many countries to meet the demand in international market and also to earn foreign exchange. There are several items in the category of marine products which is meant for export of major destinations of the world. Export promotion is very essential for the development of Indian economy. Hence the government of India has been adopting various export promotional measures for the promotion and development of marine products. Export Promotion measures includ7e various policy decisions, schemes, concessions, incentives facilities offered to the exporters. The Marine Product Export Development Authority was constituted in 1972 at Cochin for the overall development of marine product industry and promoting the export of marine products. The authority is concerned with regulation and growth of marine products. Special emphasizes is laid on maintaining quality of marine products, processing, packing, storing, shipment, marketing etc. The authority conducts fairs and exhibitions and also takes part in international fairs. The authority advices central government on all matters related to seafood industry and its exports. On a thorough study conducted in the previous chapter, some facts were identified. As mentioned earlier, as there are number of items under the marine products meant for export to different destinations, analysis has been done for those items and the following details has been found out:ThesisItem Open Access Financing livelihood activities for member in the watershed projects in somarajukunta and veeramala watersheds(College of co-operation, banking and management, Vellanikkara, 2016) Aswani, Mani; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Measurement of service quality and retailer satisfaction of Al Rams Star Auto Accessories (L.L.C), UAE.(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2018) Raghul Rajesh; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Study on democratic management practices in primary agricultural credit societies in Trichur District(College of Co-operation and Banking, Mannuthy, 1992) Ranjit Kumar, E G; KAU; Paranjothi, TA study on democratic management practices in primary agricultural credit societies in Trichur disrtrict ' was aimed to identify the key factors affecting democratic values and organizational efficiency; to examine whether any relationship exit between the key factors of democratic management and economic performance; and to study the member behaviour and their relationship with managing committee. Three primary agricultural credit socities were selected for the study. A sample of 105 members (60 borrowing and 45 non-borrowing) constituted the sample size of members. All the committee members and paid employees (excluding attenders and storekeepers) were selected. The required data were collected from the Audit Reports, Ledgers, Minutes books and by field interviews. 1979-80 to 1988-89 was selected as the reference period. Statistical tools like One-way classification technique, Correlation, Indices, Median, Percentages etc. were employed. The study revealed that nature of membership, business participation by members, knowledge of cooperation, knowledge of structure and working of society, member satisfaction, member identification, educational status and social participation were the key factors affecting democratic values, whereas, efficiency in credit deployment, funds mobilization, cost of management overdue position, member satisfaction and leadership pattern are the key factors of organizational efficiency. It was found that no relationship exists between the key factors of democratic management and economic performance. The study on member behavior revealed that members viewed the cooperatives as a funding agency and majority of the members lack the we-feeling and the sense of ownership. Members interaction with committee members was restricted to gain personal benefits.ThesisItem Open Access Study on effectiveness of advertisement by eastern condiments Pvt.Ltd.(College of co-operation, banking and management, Vellanikkara, 2016) Revathy, Balakrishnan; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Study on procurement practices of coconut by Marico LTD, Kanjikode, Palakkad(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2018) Pramudha, N M; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Study on the effectiveness of electronic mode of payment by NABFINS to SHGs(College of co-operation, banking and management, Vellanikkara, 2016) Vishnu Kumar, P; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E GThesisItem Open Access Study on the good manufacturing practices followed by Marico LTD, Kanjikode(College of Co-operation Banking and Management, Vellanikkara, 2018) Sudarsan, Subramanian; KAU; Ranjit Kumar, E G