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Dr.J.P Bhosale Aarhat Publication & Aarhat Journal’S AARHAT MULTIDISCIPLINARY Dr.J.P Bhosale Aarhat Publication & Aarhat Journal’s AARHAT MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION RESEARCH JOURNAL Peer Reviewed Multidisciplinary Research Journal ISSN- 2278-5655 Online and Print Journal EduIndex Impact Factor: 5.18 UGC Approved Journal No 48178, 48818 Vol VII Special Issues No XV Chief Editor Dr.J.P.Bhosale Journal On Aarhat Multidisciplinary International Education Research Journals Multidisciplinary Bi-monthly International Print/online Peer Reviewed Journal ISSN- 2278-5655 Vol VII Special Issues No XV Copyright: @ All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording and/or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Disclaimer: All views expressed in the journal are those of the individual contributors. The editor and Publisher are not responsible for the statements made or the opinions expressed by the authors. Date Of Publication: 15 April ,2018 Managing Editor & Publisher: Pramila.D.Thokle (8355852142) (Email Id : [email protected]) Publication : Aarhat Publication 108,Gokuldham Park,Dr.Ambedkar Chowk, Near TV Tower,Badlapur(E),421503 Email ID:[email protected]. Aarhat Publication & Aarhat Journal’s AARHAT MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION RESEARCH JOURNAL Peer Reviewed Multidisciplinary Research Journal ISSN- 2278-5655 Online and Print Journal Impact Factor: 5.18 UGC Approved Journal No 48178, 48818 Editorial Board Prof. Dr. Kalpana Kharade Dr. Meena . P. Kute Associate Professor Principal K.J.Somaiya Comprehensive College of P.V.D.T College of Education For Education, Mumbai Women,Mumbai. Dr.Shobha Kalebag Dr.N.Johnson, Associate Professor Asst Professor,Dept. of Lifelong Learning Mahavir Mahavidhyalaya , School of Education,Alagappa University, Kolhapur Karaikudi, India 630003 Dr.Sujata Ghokale, Dr. Mahabir Singh Bhati, Head Department of Sociology,PGSR, Assistant Professor, SNDT Women's University, K . M . College of Education, Bhiwani- Mumbai 127021, Haryana. Dr. Nimit Gupta Dr.Sardar Patil Associate Professor Athalye-Sapre-Pitre College, Fortune Institute of International Devrukh. Tal.Sangmeshwar, Business,Delhi Affiliated to AICTE, Delhi Dist. Ratnagiri-415008 Dr.Shashikant Mhalunkar, Dr.Ashok Wagh, P.G.Dept.of English, Principal, Dept Of Commerce B.N.N College ,Bhiwandi B.N.N College ,Bhiwandi Dr. Bikramjit Kaur Dr. Surinder Kaur Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Government College of Commerce and Post Graduate Government College Commerce Business Administration,Chandigarh DeptSector- 46, Chandigarh Mahajan Sagar Bhaskar Ranjana Dr.Sunil Sangle Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, EEE Department , Department of Botany , MIT Aurangabad, Maharashtra Rajaram college,Kolhapur Dr. Rajendra Pandurang Patil Dr. Bhagwan Vitthal Jadhav Assistant Professor Associate Professor in Chemistry M.H.Shinde Mahavidyalaya, Tisangi Dept. of Chemistry, Tal-Gaganbavda,Dist-Kolhapur. 416206 C.K. Thakur, A. C. S. College,New Panvel. Dr. Vijay Shamarao Sawant Dr. Patil Sarjerao Balkrishna Dept. of Botany, Prof. and Head Department of Physics Arts, Science and Commerce College Naldurg. Krantisinh Nana Patil College, Walwa, Tal.Tuljapur, Dist. Osmanabad, (M.S), India. Tal-Walwa, Dist-Sangli Pin 413 602 Dr. Adya Shakti Rai, Dr. A. SRINIVASACHARLU Associate Professor Assistant Professor of Education Department of Visual Impairment New Horizon College of Education Faculty of Special Education 100 Feet Road, Indiranagar Dr. Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation Bangalore – 560 008, Karnataka State, INDIA University, Lucknow Dr. Pratap V. Naikwade Dr. Rajendra Pal Head, Department. of Botany Associate Professor and ASP College, Devrukh. Head Research Division Maharashtra, India. Central Institute of Educational Technology (CIET),NCERT, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi-110016. Samson Olusola Olantunjin Dr. Laxmidhar Behera Lecturer II Assistant Professor Lead City University, Regional Institute of Education (NCERT). Ibadan, Nigeria. Bhubaneswar, Orissa Dr. Shashank S Sonawane Dr. Dattatraya Gatade Associate Professor Associate Professor and Head of Geography Department of Library & Information Science. Department Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar ASC College, Ramanandnagar, Sangali. Marathwada University, Aurangabad. Dr. Sybil Thomas Dr. D.K. Gaikwad Associate Professor Associate Professor Department of Education, Department of Botany, University of Mumbai. Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Dr. Chetana Sonkamble Dr. Manas Ranjan Panigrahi Associate Professor Associate Professor Department of Education, Dept of Pedagogical Science Shivaji University,Kolhapur College Of Education and Behavioral Sciences, Harmayana University, Ethiopia Dr. Rane A. R Dr. Bharat M. Pithadia Principal Associate Professor, Dept. of Commerce K.C.E.S. College of Education, Nagindas Khandwala College Jalgaon (Autonomous), Mumbai Dr. Londhe Sunil Rangrao Dr. Sanindhar Shreedhar Gaikwad Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, Department of Zoology, Shri Shiv Shahu Mahavidyalya, Eknath Sitaram Divekar College, Sarud. Varvand, Tal- Daund, Dist- Pune, Varvand- 415 001. Dr. Nilofar Himmat Shaikh. Dr. Vandana Sharma Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, D.K.A.S.C. College, Ichalkarenji Department of Pol. Science Kolhapur. Bareilly College, Bareilly (IN) Dr. Nimit Gupta Dr. Neena Dash Philip Kotler Certified Marketing Trainer Assistant Professor Google Certified for Google Education Education Departmnet Associate Professor Ravenshaw University Fortune Institute of International Business, Cuttack,Odisha Delhi AMIERJ ISSN–2278-5655 Volume–VII, Special Issue–XV, April, 2018 I N D E X Sr. Page Name of Research Paper & Researcher No. No. SURVY OF AQUATIC INSECT FAUNA FROM RURAL FRESH WATER 1 RESERVIOR DHANORA DISTRICT BEED (M.S) INDIA 1-7 RAMESH N. ABDAR PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF STARCH FROM TWO 2 MAIZE VARIETIES 8-13 R. B. BARMUKH HUMAN RESOURCE ACCOUNTING : WAY TO MEASURE THE 3 EFFECTIVENESS OF PERSONNEL 14-19 DR. BHOSALE J. P. HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE NEW AGE OF GLOBALIZATION 4 20-26 DR. S. D. TAKALKAR AVAILABILITY AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER IN THE RIVERS OF 5 RAIGAD DISTRICT 27-32 DR. SAMEER ARUN BUTALA RECENT TRENDS IN BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA 6 33-36 PROF. DATTATRYA DALVI LYTOCESTUS MULAANSIS N.SP. FROM FRESHWATER FISH CLARIAS BATRACHUS FROM MULA DAM AT BARAGAON 7 37-43 NANDUR, TALUKA RAHURI, DISTRICT AHMEDNAGAR, M.S. R. R. DANDAWATE IMPORTANCE OF SOIL AND WATER ANALYSIS IN RECENT 8 AGRICULTURE – CASE STUDY OF SANGAMNER TAHSIL 44-47 SANGITA DANDWATE ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND HEALTH EDUCATION 9 48-50 S. M. GAIKWAD EduIndex Impact Factor 5.18 UGC Approved Journal No 48178, 48818 Aarhat Multidisciplinary International Education Research Journal (AMIERJ) Page I AMIERJ ISSN–2278-5655 Volume–VII, Special Issue–XV, April, 2018 PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS (HARDNESS OF WATER) OF 10 MAJALGAON DAM WATER, MAJALGAO, DIST.BEED(M.S.) 51-53 V. M. JAYSINGPURE RECENT TRENDS IN BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA 11 54-57 DR. KHAIRNAR KEWAL TRYAMBAK CHARACTERIZATION OF WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.) 12 UNDER WATER STRESS CONDITIONS 58-61 S. L. KHAPKE COMMUNICATION AND IT SERVICES 13 62-68 DR. LANGADE SUNIL SAMBHAJI INTERTEXTUALITY : DEFINITIONS AND DIMENSIONS 14 69-75 DR. SATYAJIT T. PATIL TOXICITY STUDY OF JUICE OF ADATHODA VASICA FRESH 15 LEAVES 76-83 SHIRISH S. PINGALE PROGRESS OF CO-OPERATIVE SECTOR - A CASE STUDY OF 16 MAHARASHTRA STATE 84-88 DR. B. S. SALUNKHE MICROFINANCE : KEY TO SUSTAINABLE SOCIO-ECONOMIC 17 DEVELOPMENT 89-96 DR. BHOSALE J. P. A TRANSLATION STUDY OF THE SELECTED EXPRESSIONS ON 18 EDUCATION FROM LAXMAN MANE’S ‘UPRA’ 97-100 DR. SURAJ SAWANT TO STUDY OF TYPES OF CORPORATE EVENTS 19 101-105 DR. SANJAY B. SHINDE TO STUDY OF IMPACT OF GST ON BANKING SECTOR 20 106-111 DR. SANJAY B. SHINDE EduIndex Impact Factor 5.18 UGC Approved Journal No 48178, 48818 Aarhat Multidisciplinary International Education Research Journal (AMIERJ) Page II AMIERJ ISSN–2278-5655 Volume–VII, Special Issue–XV, April, 2018 JOB SATISFACTION AND MENTAL HEALTH OF ENGINEERING 21 TEACHERS 112-122 DR. DILIP SHIVANE BUDDHIST CAVE TEMPLES 22 123-126 DR. DIGAMBAR JANARDHAN SONAWANE EDUCATION IN THE 19TH CENTURY MAHARASHTRA 23 127-132 DR. JAGDISH CHHABURAO SONAWANE SURFACE TENSION OF BINARY MIXTURES OF WATER AND 24 ALCOHOLS BY USING JAEGER’S METHOD 133-137 SUKDEO KISANRAO THORAT POSITION AND ROLE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN INDIA 25 138-143 BHUVANCHAND TIWARI TRIBAL AREAS SOCIAL IMPACT OF DIMBHE DAM IN THE 26 SUBMERGED AREA OF THE AMBEGAON TEHSIL, DIST-PUNE 144-157 DR. VILAS RAMCHANDRA UGALE TASAR CULTURE : A SUSTAINABLE LOW COST FARM FORESTRY FOR POVERTY ALLEVIATION ENDEAVER FOR KOLHAPUR 27 158-162 DISTRICT OF WESTERN MAHARASHTRA S. R. WAGH EFFICACY OF CERTAIN PLANT EXTRACTS AGAINST ACHAEA 28 JANATA L. AND SITOPHILUS ORYZAE L. 163-169 S. R. YANKANCHI INVESTIGATING AND ANALYZING FINANCIAL EVIDENCE OF 29 FORENSIC ACCOUNTING 170-176 PROF. MRS. A. R. GHUMATKAR IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC BANKING ON INDIAN BANKING SECTOR 30 177-184 KHANUJA PARAMJIT MAHENDRASINGH EduIndex Impact Factor 5.18 UGC Approved Journal No 48178, 48818 Aarhat Multidisciplinary International Education Research Journal (AMIERJ) Page III AMIERJ ISSN–2278-5655 Volume–VII, Special Issue–XV, April, 2018 SURVY OF AQUATIC INSECT FAUNA FROM RURAL FRESH WATER RESERVIOR DHANORA DISTRICT BEED (M.S) INDIA RAMESH N. ABDAR Dept. of Zoology, Shri Amolak Jain‟s Vidya Prasarak Mandals, Smt.Shanabai Kantilal Gandhi Art‟s, Amolak Science, and Panalal Hiralal
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