ROLE IN HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
Keywords:
decentralization, human resources, power, reform, health sector,Abstract
Human Resource Development (HRD) is a subject gripping paramount significance at a national level, and it is much more of prodigious germaneness in a developing and the most populous country like India. Over the years, organizations worldwide are becoming cognizant with the prominence of human resource. The real life experiences substantiate the assumptions that no matter how automated the activities of an organization may become, it is extremely challenging to manage it unless the human efforts are integrated with them
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