Vol: 1, Issue: 4 2011

Page: 7-12

Comparative Study of Cell Phones: Market Segmentation

Aitha Bhanu Prasad

Received Date: 2011-08-12

Accepted Date: 2011-09-10

Published Date: 2011-10-09

NGO is the most important serving sector in India. It is the prime mover of Indian society. Funding problem, political interference political problem, interference from other NGOs, lack of devoted manpower, co-option of NGOs by Government is very bed for the sector. Keeping constant updates from micro to macro is very difficult being in the field. It is not providing only food, shelter and clothes for needy persons of the nation with a population of 102.7 crore in 2001 and employment for million but it is also a source of providing justice for the weaker section of the country. It is the main source of transferring services from rich to poor healthy to needy and publicly enforcement of efforts in the favour of those who are not able to put their efforts for moving in the country. NGOs are also provided their services in the field of water arrangements, tree - plantation, sanitary/sanitation, sports and also do awareness among people. But, the question arises that the NGOs are satisfying themselves through these services and what types of problems they are facing actually? To answer these questions, a study entitled “Role of Non-Governmental Organization in India-An Evaluation of District Sirsa” has been conducted to evaluate the performance of Non-Governmental Organizations in India.

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