Research Hub-International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (RHIMRJ)

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Authors: Viral Upadhyay

It is rare and uncommon to come across the theme of partition in recently published works of Indian Writing in English. The reason could be the remoteness of this painful and poignant experience in the sense of time and memory too. In this regard, Manju Kapur proves to be a remarkable exception as she, as a writer, in her very first venture itself, enlivens and reawakens that bygone era of political upheavals and social stigmas. The reading of Difficult Daughters leaves the reader in no doubt as to why the work bagged the winners’ trophy for Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for the Best First Book. The writer has been aptly eulogized to have succeeded in portraying effectively and efficiently the plight of women and the harmony among different communities; she has also effectively depicted the reservations developing in the minds of people due to the highly unstable and uncontrollable political scenario. She deftly presents the city of Lahore of the time; a contemporary prestigious education hub for the youth and the city of Amritsar that is no different from the present dusty town that it is today. She realistically portrays the economic issues faced by the traders due to impending partition, the emerging tension and distrust amongst the people. The book once more transports us to the era of uncertainty and unrest of the bygone times.

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Authors: Prof. Sonal Lende

The term flexible working refers to working practices, mutually agreed between employee and employer, which cover working hours, locations or patterns of work. Such arrangements have to comply with the law on working time, including hours, rest breaks and the working week. It is about mobilizing work forces and giving individuals the freedom and ability to work anytime, anywhere, using any device. It is about enterprise-wide access to information, applications and data and the ability to utilize these items as and when they are needed.

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Authors: Prof. Jignesh B. Bhatt

Objective of the study is to study the relationship and the factors which are important to build the customer loyalty in the retail banking sectors. A review of academic and practitioner literature on customer relationship management indicates that customer satisfaction, customer value and the service quality are the important variable to build customer loyalty in the retail banking sector in India. Yet, the clear understanding is not there that actually how the customer loyalty is build. This paper is aim to explore the basic process of building the customer loyalty and argues that one critical factor which is important for building customer loyalty is customer experience. The objective of this paper is to fill the gap between the existing literature and presenting relatively new concept. This paper argues that customer has to interact with various components of the service in order to become the service real.

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Authors: Jinesh Shah

Through this research paper the research has tried to make the comparative analysis of the Dishman Pharmaceutical and Chemical Company and tried to find out the effectiveness of the working capital management in the organization as whole. Researcher has tried to make the analysis by using different tools like ratio analysis statistical tools by using the secondary datas of the firm. The researcher has utilized different techniques and tools too to make the analysis effective like Linear Correlation, measures of the dispersion. The findings of this research identifies that generally management of the working capital of the firm depends on the viability and requirement of the management. Throughout this research paper the researcher has utilized different ratios for justifying the maintenance of the working capital of the firm and organization as well. Researcher has also utilized the statistical measurement for making the enhancement of the findings of the research throughout the research.