International Journal of Business and General Management

9-16

Authors: Hina Khan & Sandipa Chatterjee

E-retailing or Online Shopping is one of the most popular trends of shopping of consumer preference in recent times. It offers several obvious and potential benefits, primarily ease of anywhere and anytime shopping which has made buying products and services easier and faster along with competitive pricing. In the final step of completion of shopping when it comes to payment, e-retailing channels offers several modes of making payments to consumers to pay for the products and services they bought. The present research work is aimed to assess the most preferred mode of payment in eretailing by the sample population respondents. It is well known that the digital revolution had hit the Indian conventional payment system as well after the Demonetization so there are several banking apps, government app, and other private companies payment apps, internet banking, Credit/ Debit card etc are available for payment including with the most convenient and convention option of payment i.e. Cash on Delivery. The primary research objective of the study is to find out the customer respondents’ opinion for the selection of the digital mode of payment and opinion about the different mode payment especially online/ digital modes of payment in e-retailing process. A sample size of 104 respondents of more than 25 years was chosen for the purpose of research work. ANOVA was used for statistical analysis. The results of the study revealed that gender, age, occupation, and Income do not influence respondents’ preference for the digital modes of payment, and there is significant relationship between respondents’ age, occupation, monthly income, qualification and the preference of digital mode of payment in online commerce/ e-retailing practices and processes

27-34

Authors: B.V. Ramaligeswara Rao & CherukuruVaishnavi Naidu

India’s seaport performance is well below the benchmark of international productivity. Therefore, the researcher will make an attempt to assess the container handling performance of ports during the last decade. As per the results among thirteen major ports, seven ports performance seems to be increasing but still inefficient with their existing infrastructure and other ports are efficient ports. Therefore, the optimum utilization of the infrastructure is needed for sustainable growth of the nation

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Authors: Shivganga C. Maindargi & Shabnam. S. Mane

The sun is a powerful source that can help our planet by giving us clean, reusable energy to power our world. The use of this energy is free, does not create pollution, and if used wisely can help us become less dependent on other more costly and damaging forms of power.. India is a country occupying 2% of the world's land mass and currently generating about 2% of the global electricity, mostly using low grade coal of which it has about 5% of the world reserves. India has, however a share of 16% in the world's population. To achieve a modestly high level of economic growth, the domestic generation capacity needs to be increased at least tenfold, to about 900 GW. Even with full utilization of all existing commercially exploitable domestic hydrocarbon, hydroelectric and non-conventional resources, this level of increased generation capacity cannot be sustained for more than a few decades. For a large country like India, bulk imports of fuel or energy are neither affordable nor strategically prudent. To meet energy demand solar power can play an important role. India is both densely populated and has high solar insulation, providing an ideal combination for Solar power in India