(Adams .D 1988) Bias of the policy environment against the Non-Farm Rural Sector. ... For example, textile policies instituted in the 1950s did increase employment in the handloom and small-scale power loom industries, but the export potential of India's textile industry may have been damaged in the process. ... The biggest problem with such support is the ignorance of people about such policies. ... There may be cultural and traditional constraints, which discourage, for example, the enrollment of rural girls in schools. ... It is thus difficult to provide broad policy prescriptions...

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Many doubt arises on creditability of Hofstead's finding, which can be firmly established by below example, as per hofstead India has achieved "close to average," score on Individualism, which make India an Nearly individualistic society but other findings for example; World valve survey, finding suggests that 90.6 per cent of Indians wants stay close to their family, which is apparently not an absolute quality of an Individualistic society. (www.worldvaluesurvey.org). unlike Other individualistic countries HR policies in India differ at a great extent. ... The Current economic stabilit...

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Many doubt arises on creditability of Hofstead's finding, which can be firmly established by below example, as per hofstead India has achieved "close to average," score on Individualism, which make India an Nearly individualistic society but other findings for example; World valve survey, finding suggests that 90.6 per cent of Indians wants stay close to their family, which is apparently not an absolute quality of an Individualistic society. (www.worldvaluesurvey.org). unlike Other individualistic countries HR policies in India differ at a great extent. ... The Current economic stabilit...

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Introduction Over the past decade, India has seen a rapid growth and development in the aviation sector. From a poorly managed and lowly invested sector, the Indian aviation industry has climbed the ladder to a more liberalized and investor friendly sector. The advent of privatization and the introduction of LCC's have been the key contributors to the growth. The sector now boasts of 10 major scheduled airliners and world class airport infrastructure at tier one cities. The transfer of the country's major airports to private players under the public private partnership has led to the...

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