The purpose of this research was for studied of The Development of Indian Women dresses of Punjabi style made by weaving cotton fabric from the North-eastern part of Thailand. These Studied are explored the satisfaction to the development of Indian Women dresses of Punjabi style made by weaving cotton fabric from the North-eastern part of Thailand. This research was Quasi-Experimental Research Selected among of 250 people sampling groups were Indian women or Thai women with Indian nationality who live in Bangkok by Accidental Sampling and analysis the information by SPSS computer program by a method of frequency percentage mean standard deviation and tCtest. The research result founded that the sampling group of people were married and under 30 years old who educated undergraduate degree or equal level. They were house wives with made and income 15001- 20000 per month. Their reason is appropriate and could wore them into the social occasions many else though. The results obtaining from studying the satisfaction in development of Indian womenns dresses of Punjabi style by using the hand C woven cotton fabrics from the north C eastern part of Thailand of types touching surfaces colors patterns/stripes. The total Mean as compared with the satisfaction of dresses was found as follow : Hong stripes Knid cotton fabrics had mean and its highest satisfaction being at a high level and as compared with the common data of such ; age education occupation income the satisfaction of Indian Women dresses of Punjabi style made by weaving cotton fabric from the North-eastern part of Thailand such as the touching surfaces colors the different at .05 statistics level. The another satisfaction the common data of such ; age education occupation income the satisfaction of Indian Women dresses of Punjabi style made by weaving cotton fabric from the North-eastern part of Thailand such as the touching surfaces colors the different at did not different at .05 statistics level. The satisfaction is not different patterns/stripes of fabrics but age education occupation income is different.

Indium tin oxide thin films were deposited by DC magnetron sputtering from In2O3 and SnO2 as a ceramic target with 10 wt% of SnO2. The films were sputtered under pressure of 2?10-3 torr power density of 1.23 W/cm2 and substrate temperature of 200 oC. The main goal is to improve the optical properties of ITO thin films by using a mixture of oxygen and argon gasses with O2/Ar ratios varies from 0.0 to 0.5. The best average values of optical properties in the visible light region were found at the O2/Ar ratio of 0.2. The highest transmittance was 90.68% and the lowest reflectance was 9.42%. The result showed reflectance decreased by 5.52% compared to the films sputtered with only Ar.

During the last two decades India has made significant strides in its economic growth and development. According to the assessment of potential by the comparative environmental frameworks the strengths are summarized as follows: (1) being a democratic country (2) having plentiful resources (3) enjoying consecutive high economic growth (4) having increased purchasing power and (5) having the world class of software industries. Weaknesses are as follows: (1) unbalanced income distribution (2) undeveloped infrastructures and (3) having intricate process of custom. Opportunities are as follows: (1) huge market (2) good market of infrastructure businesses (3) more contemporary society and (4) the existing Thai–India FTA. Threats are as follows: (1) having trade barriers (2) undeveloped transportation and (3) having imitation of goods. Therefore Thai entrepreneurs should get themselves well-prepared. The followings are examples of what potential investors should consider researching: India’s market study the regulation study of business and etc. The government and private sectors should help equip the entrepreneurs with whatever necessary to make them well-prepared. After all the role of the government and private sectors is indispensable to their success.