Dr.Lalit Kumar DubeyAuthor Profile
Principal Sant Deevan Karamchand Girls Degree College Indore)
Publications by Dr.Lalit Kumar Dubey
The Impact of slum upgrading plans of central and state government on slum dwellers\' Economic and social welfare
The research on social and economic status of slum dwellers in Indore District is an aim for focusing upon the efforts made by the upliftment of slum people residing in Madhya Pradesh. The Indore district represent the Madhya Pradesh so the area of research has been taken slums situated at different parts of eastern...
View ArticleStudy on Consumer Satisfaction Level towards Branded and Unbranded Items in Indore City
The comparative study in respect of measuring satisfaction level of consumer after use of branded and unbranded tea is showing an increasing trend of consumption of branded tea as compared to unbranded. Among high income groups in rural areas there is huge scope for branded tea company to capture the markets by incr...
View ArticleA Study on Influence of Displacement (on the Basis of Comparative Analysis of Pre and Post Resettlement) on Economic and Social Status of Slum Dwellers in Indore City
This study is an effort to measure the impacts of central and state government plans launched as resettlement and rehabilitation projects in Indore city by the observation of life style of slum dwellers before and after the implementation of the projects.The process of analysis is based upon the indicators of impove...
View ArticleImpact of on the Job Training on Productivity of Employees
Study conducted at Aristo pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd Indore with sample size of 30 employees reflected the facts as the Training helps to increase productivity and achieve the goals of the organization. Training programs strongly focus on technical and managerial capabilities. Training programs are well planned in the...
View ArticleResearch Topics
- satisfaction level of consumer
- branded and unbranded tea
- Relocation
- rehabilitation
- slums
- impoverishment risk
- resettlement
- vulnerability and poverty
- Employees
- Training programs
- Productivity
- Slum Dwellers