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The book focuses on all the possible options of solar energy use
and generation in agriculture sector. The book covers basic
fundamentals of solar energy resources and technologies are
discussed in detail. Overall, the book contains 23 chapters. Out of
these, first two chapters focus on solar energy use pattern in
agriculture sector in India at present time along with future
scopes. The next eight chapters (Chapter No. 3-10) give a basic
knowledge on fundamental principles of solar photovoltaic and
thermal technologies. Last 13 chapters (Chapter No. 11-23) presents
the applications of solar thermal and photovoltaic technology in
different farm operations and postharvest processing in agriculture
sector. Note: T& F does not sell or distribute the Hardback in
India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The title
is co-published with New India Publishing Agency.
This book is a simple and concise text on the subject of security
analysis and portfolio management. It is targeted towards those who
do not have prior background in finance, and hence the text veers
away from rather complicated formulations and discussions. The
course 'Security Analysis and Portfolio Management' is usually
taught as an elective for students specialising in financial
management, and the authors have an experience of teaching this
course for more than two decades. The book contains real empirical
evidence and examples in terms of returns, risk and price multiples
from the Indian equity markets (over the past two decades) that are
a result of the analysis undertaken by the authors themselves. This
empirical evidence and analysis help the reader in understanding
basic concepts through real data of the Indian stock market. To
drive home concepts, each chapter has many illustrations and
case-lets citing real-life examples and sections called 'points to
ponder' to encourage independent thinking and critical examination.
For practice, each chapter has many numericals, questions, and
assignments
Financial management practices are likely to have a marked effect
on the financial performance of a corporate enterprise. Therefore,
sound financial decisions/practices can contribute towards meeting
the desired objective of having profitable operations. This subject
assumes paramount significance in view of the present dynamic and
turbulent business environment, which has produced more intense
competition and smaller profit margins across the world. In this
context, the financial management practices of the corporates in
India, a country with a vast potential for economic growth, can
offer valuable insights. The present study explores whether there
has been a major change in the financial performance (measured in
terms of profitability) and financial policies/decisions of the
sample companies over a fixed period (2000-2001 to 2010-2011), with
a special focus on pre and post-recession analysis. It delves
deeper into current research areas such as zero working capital,
real options in capital budgeting, pecking order in capital
structures, and clause 49 as reflected in the financial management
decisions of sample companies, and provides a broader perspective
by identifying trends (if any) in certain aspects of financial
decision-making over the past two decades. A comprehensive study,
covering all the major aspects of financial management practices,
also contains an inter-sectoral study (among the sample companies)
and develops an index of professionalism in financial management
based on the practices of the sample companies. The book is
primarily targeted at teachers/students of finance, management,
commerce, accounting and related professional disciplines/fields.
Practitioners/professionals will find it an invaluable text that
helps guide them to better decision-making.
Financial management practices are likely to have a marked effect
on the financial performance of a corporate enterprise. Therefore,
sound financial decisions/practices can contribute towards meeting
the desired objective of having profitable operations. This subject
assumes paramount significance in view of the present dynamic and
turbulent business environment, which has produced more intense
competition and smaller profit margins across the world. In this
context, the financial management practices of the corporates in
India, a country with a vast potential for economic growth, can
offer valuable insights. The present study explores whether there
has been a major change in the financial performance (measured in
terms of profitability) and financial policies/decisions of the
sample companies over a fixed period (2000-2001 to 2010-2011), with
a special focus on pre and post-recession analysis. It delves
deeper into current research areas such as zero working capital,
real options in capital budgeting, pecking order in capital
structures, and clause 49 as reflected in the financial management
decisions of sample companies, and provides a broader perspective
by identifying trends (if any) in certain aspects of financial
decision-making over the past two decades. A comprehensive study,
covering all the major aspects of financial management practices,
also contains an inter-sectoral study (among the sample companies)
and develops an index of professionalism in financial management
based on the practices of the sample companies. The book is
primarily targeted at teachers/students of finance, management,
commerce, accounting and related professional disciplines/fields.
Practitioners/professionals will find it an invaluable text that
helps guide them to better decision-making.
This book is a simple and concise text on the subject of security
analysis and portfolio management. It is targeted towards those who
do not have prior background in finance, and hence the text veers
away from rather complicated formulations and discussions. The
course 'Security Analysis and Portfolio Management' is usually
taught as an elective for students specialising in financial
management, and the authors have an experience of teaching this
course for more than two decades. The book contains real empirical
evidence and examples in terms of returns, risk and price multiples
from the Indian equity markets (over the past two decades) that are
a result of the analysis undertaken by the authors themselves. This
empirical evidence and analysis help the reader in understanding
basic concepts through real data of the Indian stock market. To
drive home concepts, each chapter has many illustrations and
case-lets citing real-life examples and sections called 'points to
ponder' to encourage independent thinking and critical examination.
For practice, each chapter has many numericals, questions, and
assignments
Experiments were carried out to study the effect of six selected
plant extracts viz., Calotropis procera, Azadirachta indica leaf
and seed kernel, Allium sativum bulb, Withania somnifera leaf and
Solanum suratteuse green berry on mycelial growth and spore
germination of Alternaria brassicae in vitro. Influence of these
extracts used as foliar sprays on host defense related biochemical
parameters i.e. soluble phenol, sugar and protein content,
peroxidase, polyphenol oxidase and phenylalanine ammonia lyase
activities in mustard leaves was observed. The effect of plant
extracts on intensity of Alternaria blight and seed yield in
mustard was also recorded. The results revealed that all the six
plant extracts Calotropis procera, Azadirachta indica leaf extract,
A. indica seed kernel, Allium sativum bulb, Withania somnifera leaf
and Solanum suratteuse green berry prepared in distilled water,
acetone or methanol, significantly inhibited the mycelial growth
and spore germination of A. brassicae at 5, 10 and 15 per cent
concentrations in potato dextrose agar medium. The aqueous extract
of A. indica seed kernel was most inhibitory to mycelial growth and
spore germination of A. brassicae.
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