Deficiencies in Banking Services and Improvement in Banking Services in Tamil Nadu

Selvaraj, N

doi:10.31674/ijmhs.2022.v06i01.003

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“…These findings concurred with Senthilkumar et al (2009) who revealed that the prevalence of Babesia gibsoni was 84.9 per cent followed by Babesia canis (3.9 per cent). Similar findings were also observed by Selvaraj et al (2010) who reported among Babesiosis, Babesia gibsoni was 69 per cent and Babesia canis was 31 per cent. Higher prevalence of these parasites in this study could be due to the high prevalence of Rhipichephalus sanguinus tick infestation which is the most commonly seen in dogs in Chennai and this was in agreement with the reports furnished by Soundararajan et al (2016).…”

Section: Dogs With Pancytopenia and Dicsupporting

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Incidence of Various Types of Bleeding Disorders Associated with Canine Vector Borne Diseases in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Pothiappan,

Nagarajan,

Selvaraj

et al. 2024

IJAR

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Background: Animals with various stages of bleeding tendencies are often presented with obvious blood loss and life threatening complications, although some animals are relatively stable, showing only minimal clinical signs. Canine vector-borne diseases and associated bleeding disorders are commonly encountered in routine practice with high morbidity and mortality. Diagnosis, therapeutic outcome and management of bleeding disorders have always been challenging. The objective is to study the incidence of various types of bleeding disorders with their clinical features in CVBD in the city of Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Methods: During the study period (2018-2020) a total of 76, 051 dogs were presented to the Madras Veterinary College Teaching Hospital, Chennai. Sixteen thousand five hundred and twenty nine (16529) dogs were presented with signs of bleeding disorders. Dogs affected with vector borne diseases had various stages of bleeding tendencies (1593 dogs) were subjected to detailed clinical, haematological, biochemical and coagulation profile assessments. Under each etiological group, the dogs were further divided into three groups based on various stages bleeding disorders in order to evaluate the clinicopathological changes in dogs. Result: The observed incidence of bleeding disorders due to canine vector borne diseases in this study were Babesiosis 41.87 per cent, Ehrlichiosis 52.7 per cent and hepatozoonosis 5.5 per cent. The incidence of Ehrlichiosis, Babesiosis and H. canis in the study population was found to be 5.2 per cent, 4.04 per cent and 0.53 per cent. Dogs due to E. canis, 51 per cent had anaemia and thrombocytopenia, 26.1 per cent had pancytopenia and 22.9 per cent had pancytopenia and DIC. Dogs due to B. gibsoni, 47.7 per cent had anaemia and thrombocytopenia, 28.5 per cent had pancytopenia and 23.8 per cent had pancytopenia and DIC.

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Incidence of Various Types of Bleeding Disorders Associated with Canine Vector Borne Diseases in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Pothiappan,

Nagarajan,

Selvaraj

et al. 2024

IJAR

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“…Mobile phones, as well as supporting equipment such as base stations and other network equipment and cellular technologies, have gotten significantly less expensive and smaller. The rising market can grant business enterprise and advertising and selling potentialities to harness (Selvaraj, 2022).…”

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Impact of Online Advertising on Daily Users of Mobile Internet Towards Malaysia

Wasantha

Dombepola

Ibrahim

et al. 2022

IJRTBT

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This dissertation researched impact of online advertising on daily users of mobile internet in Malaysia. Advertising using internet is a new platform for marketers to create awareness, increase brand loyalty and to identify the customers through their daily feedback. The aim of this paper is to examine the impact of online advertising on daily mobile internet users. Four features of online advertising are discussed and examined in the research, irritation, updating, respond, and personality of online advertisements to make the daily mobile users positive or negative thinkers and make them customers. This study involving a survey of 100 sample size. The dataset underwent a statistical analysis, i.e., structural equation modeling (SEM). Findings reveal that features of online advertising do generate positive influence on purchase intentions. Results further reveal that the Pictures feature generates the highest possibility of consumers’ purchase intentions. Marketers will find these results useful as they can be used to maximize the impact of advertising efforts to generate purchase intentions especially in daily mobile internet users.

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Role of total quality management for sustainable competitive advantage in Nepalese banking sector-A literature review and conceptual framework

Kushwaha,

Poddar,

Ghosh

et al. 2023

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING: Sustainable Development in Material Science of Today

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Deficiencies in Banking Services and Improvement in Banking Services in Tamil Nadu

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Incidence of Various Types of Bleeding Disorders Associated with Canine Vector Borne Diseases in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Incidence of Various Types of Bleeding Disorders Associated with Canine Vector Borne Diseases in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Impact of Online Advertising on Daily Users of Mobile Internet Towards Malaysia

Role of total quality management for sustainable competitive advantage in Nepalese banking sector-A literature review and conceptual framework

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