Bøker av Neha Jain

Neha Jain is an Indian poet, born in 1993. She holds a Bachelor degree in Computer Applications from Banasthali University, Rajasthan.She has also worked as the editor of her yearly school magazine 'Yatra.Her subject genres include social, political and current issues. You may follow the artist on Facebook at www.facebook.com/neharshitjain as well as Instagram @pondpoets and her blog at neharshit.blogspot.com

What are internal controls? Which and how many controls are you supposed to implement? Are you doing enough to ensure no error or fraud is happening in your company?In Gearing Businesses, you'll find jargon-free answers to these questions, along with established principles and rules that a risk manager takes care of when gearing a company against errors and frauds. This book will build your concepts on internal controls brick-by-brick by drawing on elaborative and popular case studies.Gearing Businesses is an attempt to immune your organisation and help you reach your goal without worrying about errors/frauds that may occur in your organisation.

Vivan and Anubhuti are great friends during their graduation time when they first met each other. But towards the end, they start loving each other. Post - graduation is a really tough time for them. Will they lose each other?A surprise from Vivan for Anubhuti... Will they be able to confess their true feelings to each other? Will their conservative families' outlook win over their love?What will Vivan and Anubhuti choose--love or societal pressures? Will they be able to be together forever conquering all odds, or will they choose their friendship over love? Fate is also playing its own game. How will this story end?Friendship, love, separation, surprise meetings and reunions run through Vivan and Anubhuti's relationship during five important phases of their lives. Let's see what happens in the end.Would you like to see them together as friends or lovers? Discover this enchanting story of love and friendship full of the real practicalities of our normal lives."Some relations are different."

The author proposes doctrines of perpetration and secondary responsibility that reflect the role and function of high level participants in mass atrocity while situating them within the political and social climate which renders these crimes possible.