Employee State Insurance Act, 1948, part-9, Benefits of ESI act, Medical, Sickness, Maternity etc. 

Apka bhi paper hai....😂😂😂

Yup i kw... By mistake

I was preferred N D kapoor book for my lecture...

@@managementmantrabydrbarkha8766 mam u have written 24 months in the ppt but you are saying one year . I m confused in that one.

Ja benefit likhne Provision Vich

Provision means rules , law , regulations

Mujhe question bhejo .. me btati hu

state the provisions of employees state insurance act, 1948 regarding contribution

2)discuss the constitution, power and duties of standing committee and medical benefits council

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I kw it's by mistake... But likha thik hai

Yup😜

Yup... It's by mistake

Ok