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Condition: New. Ashvinikumar : A New Version of the Proof of the Fan TheoremArbindi Satyanarayan Rao : On the Absolute Norlund Summability of Fourier SeriesSneh Lata and Ram Behari : Some Properties of Nijenhuis Tensor in Almost Contact ManifoldsP.K. Jain : Growth of the Mean Values of an Entire Function Represented by Dirichlet Series (IV)A.C. Vasu : Notes on Certain Arithmetic Functions F.D. Burgoyne : Numerical Approximations for Rectangular PlatesL.R. Pujara : On Outer and Inner Measures in EnB. Fisher : The Dirac Delta-Function and the Change of VariableSubhash Chander : A Note on CommutatorsR.P. Sullivan : A Dilemma in Group TheoryH.V. Krishna : Pythagorean PentidsNirmal Kumar Basu : Configurations Related to Latin SquaresR. Partha Sarathy : A Theorem on Entire Functions of order <1A.G. Shannon : The Jacobi-perron Algorithm and Bernoulli?s IterationP.R. Subramanian : A short note on the Bernoulli Polynomial of the first kindM.S. Abdul-Elah : Some Configurational Aspects of ?13 and ?21R.Z. Yeh : Sufficient Conditions for Absolute ContinuityD. Somasundaram : Sequence to Series Transformations in F-spacesT.N. Sinha : Note on the Diophantine Equation x2 + y2 + 1 = xyzB.C. Chakraborty : On the Linear type of Entire Funtions of Linearly Regular Growth Represented by Dirichlet Series.Shashi Prabha Arya and Mamata Deb : On ?-Continuous MappingsR.M. Garde : Polynomial Solutions of Some Nonlinear Differential Equations of the second orderV.N. Bhave : A Characterization of Total GraphsNiel Shilkret : One Point AdjunctionsDavid W. Ballew : Not Every Measurable Function has A Measurable RangeT. Venkataraman : A Note on the Generalization of an Arithmetic Function in kth Power ResidueK.M. Das : A note on Diagonalising a Special Class of MatricesB.G. Pachpatte : Finite time Stability of Discrete SystemsDavid Lee Hilliker : A Study in the History of Analysis upto the time of Leibniz and Newton in regard to Newton?s Discovery of the Binomial Theorem (Second Part)V.V.L.N. Rao : On Self Reciprocal Functions and Their KernelsS.N. Pandey and Y.K. Gupta : A New Interior SolutionR.B. Gorton : The Trigonometry of AG (p2n)J. Hanumanthachari : Certain Generalizations of Nagell?s Totient Function and Ramanujan?s Sum?A Correction and AdditionRalph C. Steinlage : On Lim and Lim of Nets of setsHiroshi Haruki : On a geometric Characterization of a Complex PolynomialK.M. Das : On Mappings which are Necessarily InjectiveS.N. Pandey : On Convolution Structure for Fourier Series in a Banach SpaceAribindi Satyanarayana Rao : A Note On the Integration of Slepanov-Almost Periodic FunctionsD. Suryanarayana : Sums of the Riemann Zeeta FunctionsD.S. Chandrasekharaiah : On Magneto-Elastic Torsional Vibration of Non-Homogenous Circular Cylinder and Cylindrical ShellFazal Mehdi : On Multiplication ModulesM.K. Singal and Shashi Prabha Arya : A Note on Sum Theorems for the Expandability PropertiesB.G. Verma and Vinod Shrivastava : Propagation of Surface Waves on the Surfaces of a Composite Non-Homogenous Spherical ShellP.K. Jain and V.P. Gupta : Slowly Growing Subharmonic FunctionsT. Venkataraman : Problems on Lucas NumbersP.V. Ramana Murty : On Complete Uniform SpacesA. Ramakrishnan : On the Functional Equation f(z2)=f (z)=(x)B.K. Joshi : On An Inversion Integral Involving Generalised Bateman FunctionB.G. Pachpatte : Boundedness and Asymptotic Behavior of Perturbed Volterra Integro-Differential SystemsB. Fisher : A Note on Singular Products of DistributionsS.V. Phadke and N.K. Thakare : When an s.i.p. Space is a Hilbert SpaceDavid Lee Hilliker : A Study in the History of Analysis upto the time of Leibniz and Newton in Regard to Newton?s Discovery of the Binomial Theorem (Third Part)U.P. Singh : On Hyper Asymptotic Curves in Generalised SpacesE. Behrmann and D. Craemer : An Algorithm for well-formed Formulas in Infix-notationH.M. Srivastava : Comments on Certain Combinatorial Identities and a Paper of KarlssonJ. Hanumanthachari and V.V. Subramanya Sastri : Certain Totient Functions?Allied Ramanujan Sums and Applications to certain Linear CongruencesH.E. Heatherly, D.K. Sinha and M.K. Singal : Ordered Fields of Arbitrary Cardinality XXXIX Annual Conference of Indian Mathematical SocietyAbstracts of Papers-.

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Contributors. 1. India Pakistan peace initiatives strategic implications/Farooq Hassan. 2. Japan in South Asia a case study of Japan's ODA role in Nepal's development/Pancha N. Maharjan. 3. India's security concerns in South Asia a case study of Nepal/M.D. Dharamdasani. 4. Geographical causation in Southeast Asian history/Y. Yagama Reddy. 5. Capital flows in the ASEAN countries/Gautam Murthy. 6. Emerging trend of economic cooperation the India ASEAN experience/T. Nirmala Devi. 7. East Timor's independence/Jitendra Dhoj Khand. 8. Developmentalism and environment in East Asia a comparison between developmentalism in Japan and ASEAN/Fumitaka Furuoka and Mikio Oishi. 9. Experiences of economic reform in China with reference to privatisation and FDI/Bama Dev Sigdel. 10. Japan's relations with Africa/Aparajita Biswas. 11. Accounting for religious terrorism/Aswini K. Mohapatra. 12. Trends in trading patterns of Asia Pacific/B. Satyanarayan. 13. Transnational networks of Indian Diaspora in Australia/Ajaya Kumar Sahoo. 14. Security concerns and refugees in South Asia/Yachana. Index. Asia constitute one of the most important region and civilization of the world cherishing the values of democracy pluralism and liberalism. The twenty first century is now widely considered the Asian century. Further the political and economic changes currently sweeping the world have given added importance to the region of Asia. Problems created due to the wave of globalisation has drawn attention both at the public and governmental level for creating cooperation and understanding among the Asian country. Furthermore in order to face the problems created due to unipolar world dominated by the United States the Asian countries and the European Union should come closer politically and economically exemplified by Japan's initiative to reorient its foreign policy to come closer to India. India on its part is also rethinking to revive its concept of Asianization and Asian values to have better relations with both China and Japan. The present work with its collection of diverse papers on the political and economic concerns of the ASEAN countries will be highly useful to the scholars and students interested in the politics of ASEAN countries. 262 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Preface. Contributors. I. Strategies for total literacy: 1. Education for all/K. Parthasarathy. 2. Essential pre-conditions for successful working of adult education programme/Bhalba Vibhute. 3. Adult literacy: what chance of success?/Ranjit Singh. 4. Urban adult education/S.C. Jhansi and Santosh Kumar Mishra. 5. Strategies for attaining total literacy/Shyam Atluri & Y. Bhaskaracharyulu. 6. Future strategy for eradication of illiteracy and poverty/N. Venkateswarulu. 7. Strategies for retention of literacy/Madan Singh. 8. Strategies for learning centred education: moving from Pedagogy to Heutagogy/M. Rajendra Prasad and S. Sundaram. 9. Literacy teaching in multi-lingual and multi-cultural context/R. Rajan. II. Experiences of total literacy campaigns: 10. People's participation in total literacy campaign: the experiences of Shanti Ashram, Coimbatore/Kalpana Raja. 11. Involvement of university students and teachers in the total literacy campaign--our experience/S. Umayaparvathi. 12. Role of youth in the Shillong city literacy drive (some learning points from the campaign)/Biloris Lyndem Laso. 13. Akshara Sankranthi programme in Chitoor district/T. Kumaraswamy, G. Stanley Jay Kumar & V. Robert Devadoss. III. Uses of literacy: 14. Literacy and peoples participation/Shyam Atluri, B.S. Vasudeva Rao. 15. Adult education--a vehicle for development/P.P. Satyanarayan Rao. 16. Total literacy campaigns and women empowerment/P. Adinarayana Reddy and D. Uma Devi. 17. Role of adult education in promotion of human rights/P.P. Satyanarayana Rao. 18. Literacy and the other development indicators: the key factors for sustainable development/P. Ch. Lakshmi Narayana and M. V.S.S. Prakasa Rao. IV. Mass media and teaching learning materials: 19. Mass media in adult education/P. Vasantha Kumari and K. Sudha Rani. 20. Mass Media in adult education/M.C. Obulesu and G. Umapathi. 21. Role of mass media in adult education: some perspectives & problems/M. Sowjanya. 22. Role of mass media in adult education: a case study of community listening and community viewing scheme of Tamil Nadu/Ananthasayanam and R. Vidya. 23. Adult literacy: the role of libraries/B.S. Vasudeva Rao. 24. Developing modules for adult learners: a peep into the procedure/Rita Chopra. 25. Teaching/learning materials for adult learners/Neo-literates/K. Sudha Rani and P. Vasantha Kumari. V. Administration of adult education programmes: 26. Adult education: the administrative imperatives/E.A. Narayana. 27. Trends in adult education administration and resource structure/M.V. Lakshmi Reddy. 28. Professionalisation of Indian adult education/S.Y. Shah. VI. Continuing education programme: 29. Continuing education: need of a wider perspective/J.P. Dubey. 30. Continuing education institutions in professional development/M.C. Reddeppa Reddy. 31. Equivalency programme--a boon to many/K. Sivadasan Pillai. 32. Open schools--a study/D. Janardhan Reddy and G. Hussain Reddy. 33. Functioning of continuing education committees a case study/P. Viswanadha Gupta. VII. Monitoring, evaluation and research: 34. Monitoring and information system in adult education a case study of Tamil Nadu/L. Raja. 35. Evaluation of literacy programme: need for experiments/J.P. Dubey. 36. Research in adult continuing education: critical assessment of the past and the strategies for the twenty first century/Rajesh. 37. Research in adult & continuing education: problems and possibilities/V. Reghu. 38. Adult education research: trends and gaps/G. Goyal and L. Gupta. VIII. Growth of literacy: 39. Progress of women's education/D. Pulla Rao. 40. Total literacy in Tamil Nadu challenges and strategies/L. Raja. "Recognising the role of literacy in alround development of the individual and nation as a whole, the government of India has formulated and launched a number of schemes for the promotion of literacy among the masses. The literacy programmes are continuously improved in terms of its quality based on the past experiences.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Our contributors. 1. Some reflections on Paninian Linguistics (Inaugural Address)/S.D. Joshi. 2. Panini a study in abbreviation technique/M.D. Pandit. 3. Two different technique used by Panini/Bhagyalata Pataskar. 4. Panian language and linguistics/M.D. Pandit. 5. Redress of semantic redundancy in Sanskrit/M.S. Murthy. 6. Alston's Analysis of linguistic meaning/S.V. Bokil. 7. Morphology of Old Indo Aryan/H.C. Patyal. 8. Morphology of New Indo Aryan/H.C. Patyal. 9. Phonology/B.K. Dalai. 10. Theory of expressive power in what is related to the effect/V.P. Bhatta. 11. Vyanjana as a Sabdavrtti/Jayanti Tripathy. 12. Ideas concerning Sanskrit Sandhis Considered on Modern Linguistic Lines/Yasodhara Wadhawani (Shah). 13. Kasmira Saivism on the nature of language/S.E. Bhelke. 14. On identity the cognitive relation in Indian Logico Linguistic perspective/A.N. Dash. 15. Person System in Munda and Dravidian/Ramakrishna Reddy. 16. Syantitic Conjugation in Eastern Indo European Languages/Gopabandhu Mohanty. 17. Sentence word orders in English and Oriya Languages/Ekanta Patel. 18. Impact of Sanskrit Grammatical and Lexicographic Principles on Telegu/Usha Devi. 19. Linguistic peculiarities of the Atharvaveda/B.B. Chaubey. 20. Accented verbal forms of the Rgveda Mandala II Some observation/Shailaja Katre. 21. The inter relationship of language thought and reality/Ouseparampil. 22. The Duet of Two Ws an Ontological communication of word and world in Vakyapadiya/Mahendra Chotalia. 23. Sabara on Sabda/Shripad Bhat. 24. Patanjali on problem of meaning/Banamali Biswal. 25. Problem of sentence meaning Nyaya Mimamsa view/B.K. Dalai. 26. Concept of Pada and Vakya in Nyaya Philosophy/Penna Madhusudan. 27. Nyaya Concept of Pada/S. Mehendale. 28. Concept of Vakya in the text tradition of Indian Philosophy/Divakar Mohanty. 29. Interchange of personal pronouns in Kalidasa's dramas/S. Chakrabarty. 30. Proverbs and idioms in Sanskrit/P.G. Lalye. 31. Two cases of impersonal construction and their traditional interpretation/Malhar Kulkarni. 32. The communication perspective in language study new trends/V.L. Dharurkar. 33. Purvamimamsayam sabdabodhavicarah/C. Srirama Sarma. 34. Bhasavijnanaksetre bharopiyabhasayay yatharthasavarupam/K.R. Joshi. 35. Nyayadrstya padapadarthayoh svarupam sambandhasca/K.N. Jha. 36. Phonetic analysis of Jajnavalkya Siksa/Kedarnath Sarma. The volume tries to present a comparison and competition of the Indian contribution to the scientific study of language for last 2500 years or more with the modern learning on the subject. This bringing together of tradition and modernity should enable the traditional learning to present her in modern terms and gain vitality and strength to appear with youthfulness. Further it attempts to highlight the importance of the study of traditional grammar and the linguistics principles developed in the country and show the global relevance of the issues under consideration. The volume starts with the excellent paper of Prof. S.D. Joshi which serves as an introduction to the whole volume in the form of keynote address. Other distinguished scholars who have contributed to the volume are Prof. B.B. Chaubey Hosiarpur Prof. Satyanarayan Chakrabarty Calcutta Prof. Usha Devi Hyderabad Prof. H.C. Patyal Prof. M.D. Pandit Pof. V.P. Bhatt Poona Prof. K.N. Jha Allahabad Prof. K.R. Joshi Nagpur and many more. The articles cover a wide range of topics from Panini to modern linguistics from Nyaya Mimamsa to Kashmir Saivism from Eastern Language to Southern Language from Early Vedic to Late Classical Languages. The papers included in this book show that we were not ready to take conclusions one and for all we did not want to end up with final statements on issues but we struggle to bring out the complexities of the issues and show the fascinations of human mind to dive deep into the unknown realms or depths of understanding. Philosophizing means the articulations of the intellectual forms of our underst.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. Felicitations/Krishan Kumar and C.A. Augustine. An interaction with Prof. M. Bavakutty/T.P.O. Nasirudheen. 1. Library and information science education in India some observation/K.C. Abdul Majeed. 2. Knowledge management a paradigm shift in organizations/Ajit Agale and Sukeshini Horannavar. 3. Are library and information professionals still significant/A. Amudhavalli. 4. Traditional knowledge organisation systems in the electronic environment/Lalitha Aswath. 5. The impact of knowledge management on organizational development/Nagappa V. Bakkannanavar and Anju Govindani. 6. Knowledge management/G.S. Birdar and R.R. Naik. 7. Total Quality Management (TQM) in library and information centres/V. Chandrakumar. 8. Knowledge management in digital information system recent challenges and solutions/Subarna Kumar Das. 9. Dynamics of information technology and future librarianship/Anil Kumar Dhiman. 10. Representation of institutional knowledge on institutional websites a case study of university of California's e scholarship repository/Hamsa Kalyani T.D. Kemparaju and T.B. Rajashekhar. 11. Knowledge management in the twenty first century/Asis Kumar Hazra and Samir Chattopadhyay. 12. Role of libraries in knowledge management/S. Humayoon Kabir. 13. Entering knowledge society some modest Indian e initiatives/C.R. Karisiddappa and Iqbal Ahmad Urajgoli. 14. Blogging as a teaching tool in library education/Krishan Kumar and Jaideep Sharma. 15. Application of information and communication technologies in special libraries/K. Mohamed Haneefa. 16. Archival of digital resources challenges and issues/T.K. Mohammed Sageer and T.A. Abdul Azeez. 17. Knowledge management in digital environment an overview/M. Nagarajan P. Sivaraman and M. Surulinathi. 18. Competitive intelligence in the context of knowledge management/Santosh A. Navalur and Savita N. Nayak. 19. Mobile and wireless communication technologies in knowledge management in marginalised and rural communities/A. Neelameghan. 20. Globalization information society and the future of libraries/K.S. Raghavan. 21. Information literacy and digital libraries in the higher education scenario/R. Samyuktha. 22. Concept of bibliometrics scientometrics and informetrics/S.L. Sangam and Keshava. 23. Perspective in digital preservation/N.R. Satyanarayan. 24. Current trends in IT and its application in academic libraries/D. Shivalingaiah and K. Manjunatha. 25. Sustenance of libraries in digital environment what and how to do/R.S.R. Varalakshmi. 26. Biometric technology for network security/Rekha Rani Varghese. 27. Digital library security and competencies of library professionals/Shilpi Verma K.L. Mahawar and Rekha Verma. 28. Competencies of LIS professionals in the digital age/K.P. Vijayakumar. 29. Scholarly communication in the networked environment/V. Vimalkumar. 30. Web based knowledge management in digital era/K. Vinitha S. Kanthimathi and Sampath Kumar. Index. This volume is brought out in honour of Prof. M. Bavakutty as a befitting tribute for a dedicated glorious and competent colleague of the LIS profession yesterday today and tomorrow. He has been always very good as a teacher research guide or organizer a prolific writer and an active participant and contributor in professional deliberations both at the national and international planes. Most of the papers in this volume are hence in the areas of knowledge management knowledge organization library and information systems services and professionals in the digital and networked environment. Knowledge management will facilitate empowering rural and indigenous communities on the one hand and enable the sharing and use of the wealth of tacit community knowledge for the good of the nation the global community of nations and states. The concern is not only the need to empower the marginalized communities through information out reaches programmes but also to collect and record the community knowledge make efforts to understand the.

Contents 1 Globalization Livelihood and Social Exclusion of Dalits in IndiaProf Vishwanatha 2 Dr Ambedkar and IndustrializationDr LC Mallaiah 3 Women Work Participation and Occupational DistributionDr KB Ratna Kumari 4 Globalization and Social Sector Development among Dalits in IndiaDr K Ganagadharan 5 Discrimination Deprivation and Exploitation Dr BR Ambedkar Perceptions of Human DevelopmentSM Basavaraju 6 Trends and Tremour Dalit Identity in ModernizationDr Vinay Rajtath 7 Social Sector and Dalits in the Post Reforms Era in IndiaDr PS Kamble 8 Globalization and DalitsProf G Satyanarayan 9 Financial Inclusion An Effective tool for Dalit Empowerment and Equitable Economic Growth in the Globalization RegimeManoj P K 10 Modernization and Tribes A Historical Analysis of Shifting Cultivation in Colonial and Post Colonial Andhra PradeshDr VM Ravi kumar 11 Human Rights of Dalits International Human Rights Laws PerspectivesDr VN Viswanathan 12 Dr B R Ambedkar and his Views about Evolution of Provincial Finance in British IndiaA Sankar 13 Dalits Political Movement in Tamil NaduDr P Sakthivel 14 A Study on Dalit Women Movement in Tamil NaduDr R Sivakumar 15 Reservations and the Creamy LayerDr P KrishnaKumar 16 Origin and Growth of Political Consciousness among the Dalit Leaders in Tamil NaduDr S Kuppusamy 17 Social Inequality and Employment A Study of Scheduled Caste Women in Hyderabad KarnatakaDr Talwar Sabanna 18 Dalits in the Era of GlobalizationJagnnathan BIn India Dalits are remaining deprived economically and socially since millennia under the influence Hindu orthodox laws After Independence the policy of positive discrimination was initiated to improve the human development of Dalits But it failed to bring some change in the lives of Dalits Now State has been following the policy of Globalization Under the regime of Globalization the Dalits are being adversely affected The rich people are becoming richest and the poor becoming poorest This book will make the people to understand the magnitude and impact of globalization on human development of Dalits This book is an outcome of a national seminar conducted by Ambedkar Studies Centre Mangalore University in the year 2006 The selected papers of the seminar and some invited papers from scholars and academicians are edited and published here The theme of the seminar is Globalisation and Dalits The main aim of the seminar is to understand the magnitude and impact of globalization on Dalits Eminent scholars and academicians have presented papers on socio economic and political and cultural issues of Dalits All the deliberations are highly thought-provoking and sharply focussed on Dalits issues These scholarly presentations are brought in the form of book This book covers the major aspects of social exclusion discrimination rights education affirmative action; poverty labor employment wages and political movement and human development and occupational distribution of women 324 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Editor's note. List of contributors. 1. Land reforms in Andhra Pradesh an alternative policy frame/K. Seetharama Rao and P. Narasimha Rao. 2. The direction of causality between health spending and GDP The case of Pakistan/Syed Adnan Haider Ali Shah Bukhari and Muhammad Sabihuddin Butt. 3. The distributional impact of Out of pocket health payment in Nigeria/H. Eme Ichoku M. Thiede and William M. Fonta. 4. Status of Girls education a case study/A. Padma Lal B. Suresh and E. Suma Devi. 5. Population literacy and enrollment status of Scheduled Castes in school education in India/D. Pulla Rao. 6. Attitude towards Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Rajeev Vidya Mission in Andhra Pradesh/P. Sambaiah and B. Srinivas. 7. Reinforcing rural infrastructure in India the road ahead/Siba Prasad Pothal. 8. Village reconstruction for rural development The Gandhian economic strategy/T. Krishnakumar and P. Srinivasa Rao. 9. Globalisation and gender discrimination in agriculture a study in Thanjavur/Srinivasan Ramachandran. 10. Change in marital status in Pakistan district level comparison of two censuses 1981 1998/Mohammad Pervez Wasim. 11. Women's participation and empowerment analysis of findings from Panchayati Raj Institutions/T. Satyanarayana. 12. Information technology and rural development a study in India/B. Suresh Lal. 13. Technology and rural development a study of drinking water supply in rural areas/T. Yadagiri Rao and K. Seetharama Rao. 14. Knowledge on Homes a study on the traditional housing technology of Bangladesh/Nasir Uddin. 15. Mechanism for promoting transparency and accountability towards good governance in Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) in Gujarat/K. Jayalakshmi. 16. Methods of poverty measurement a case study of agreement/Grace Maria Antony and K. Visweswara Rao. 17. Does urbanization work on rural poverty a study of Indian states/Rudra Prakash Pradhan. 18. Socio economic aspects of Indian immigrants in United States and Canada implications and future directions/Falendra K. Sundan and Reena Rani. 19. India's growth and challenges in global pharmaceutical industry/I. Francis Gnanasekar and R. Krishnaraj. 20. Globalise or perish Indian agriculture under globalization era/N.T.K. Naik S. Mansoor Rahman and H. Akther Banu. 21. Globalizing systems and regional tribal sustenance/K. Chinna Venkata Swamy K. Thulasi Naik and Y. Maddileti. 22. Impact of WTO Agreement on Andhra Pradesh Agriculture/N. Koti Reddy. 23. Impact of international trade and foreign economic performance on output and productivity in India An application of vector autoregressive model/Liaqat Ali and Syed Adnan Haider Ali Shah Bukhari. 24. Changeology of globalization/D.M. Ravi Prasad and L. Venkat Ram Reddy. 25. Consumer behaviour towards shampoos in rural areas/N.V. Sriranga Prasad and S. Srinivas. 26. Human resource development in rural sector need for an integrated policy/Ch. Balaramulu and Narendrababu. Index. Ever since rural development emerged as an independent field of inenquiry in the 1950's it has been subjected to many changes in emphasis and ideology these changing perspectives have resulted in shifts in policies and programmes influencing the global discourse on rural development. The New Economic Policy (1991) initiated in its wake has spurred rethinking on the most appropriate approach to rural development. Conceived against this back ground this volume examines the impact of the changing scenario of rural development on rural poverty health education agriculture rural infrastructure information technology gender discrimination and good governance in local governance etc. The volume's major concern is Are the goals of rural development achievable in a globalized world. In addition this volume besides providing a unique and analytical perspective it will be useful to sociologists economists social scientists social activist and bureaucrats in understanding and handling governance. It also identifies the commonalities and differences in.

tables, maps (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Regional dimensions of agricultural development and povertySurendra Singh 2 Regional planning for sustainable agriculture development--a case study of AssamPC Dutta N Roy and B Choudhury 3 Disparities in agricultural development in Madhya Pradesh a study of rates pattern and production relationsShri Prakash 4 Inter-state disparities and policy measuresB Satyanarayan 5 Regional balance and resource transfer from centre to statesKamta Prasad 6 Growth and structure of exports of industrial goods from PunjabInderpal Kaur 7 The need for transforming natural resources for sustainable and balanced developmentSK Sharma 8 Human development in India an inter-state comparisonNaseem A Zaidi and Md Abdus Salam 9 Fallacies and constraints of balanced regional development in IndiaML Patel 10 An alternative approach into the process of regional developmentPG Marvania 11 Policy measures for balanced and sustainable agricultural developmentKanchan Marvania 12 Decentralised planning issues and training implications an analytical frameworkAmitava Mukherjee and BN Yugandhar 13 Decentralised planning concept approach implication and lacunasAmitabh Shukla and Rahul Singh 14 Democratic decentralisation through Panchayati Raj administration a study of its prospects in MizoramRN Prasad IndexDevelopment is a complex notion and it has multi-fold dimensions specially with regard to process of planning It has several linkages and casual relationship with natural geographical social economic and political aspectsIts a long debate in the theories of planning that whether centralised planning system or decentralised planning system is good for solving the problems of a nationThe answer lies in the fact which is evident by empirical evidences and experiences that a scientific planning system should be based upon a scientific approach ie Regional planning which is a combination of several natural geographical economic social factors etc The present book is an attempt in this directionThis book provides a deep insight and empirical evidences on the relation of various aspects of regional planning with development through which the planning mechanism can be strengthened It analyses the dimensions of natural endowments infrastructural agricultural industrial and human development as well as evaluates the role of resource transfers decentralisation federalism regional disparities etc which are very crucial factors in achieving a real developmentThe book is useful for the researchers of various disciplines planners academicians and for all those who have interest in the subject and are involved in the architecture of planning jacket 248 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents 1 Dr DC Ojha A Professional Journey Anju Vyas 2 Information and Communication Technology ICT for Academic Libraries Jagdish Arora 3 Indian Response to International Developments in ICTPSG Kumar 4 Marketing of E Resources in University Libraries M Ishwara Bhat 5 Evaluation of Indian Software Packages for Librarians C Lal and K Kumar 6 Information Management in DRDO Libraries RS Rathore 7 Evaluating Information Technology IT Skills of the users of Banasthali University Library A study Praveen Babel and SD Vyas 8 RFID System For Libraries in present IT EraDeep Singh 9 Taming e Resources through Academic Repositories for Knowledge Management Madan Singh Rana 10 Digital Revolution and Indian Academic Libraries in the 21st Century Need for Innovative Services SS Pawar and Monika Sharma 11 Library Acquisition Policy of National Academy for legal studies and research Hyderabad A case Study P Radha 12 Indian Agricultural Research Institute Library A Profile Sunita Gupta and Praveen Mahajan 13 Government Knowledge Centre Gandhinagar A model for State Public Library Geeta G Gadhavi 14 Digital Libraries An Overview Tirth Das 15 Library 20 Technology Based Services Vinod D 16 Building Digital Library Collections in Academic libraries Rajpal Singh Rajpurohit 17 Open Source Software for Library Management RK Dave and Tirth Das 18 Promotion of Reading Habits Prabha Sharma 19 Librarianship in Digital Era MR Rawtani and Kamal Kant Gupta 20 Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN Kulesh Kumar 21 Internet Its Impact on Future of Libraries and Books B Seenaiah 22 Role of Information and communication Technology in agricultural Production and Marketing Kundan Mal Gawaria and BL Gajja 23 OSI Reference Model Kulesh Kumar 24 Management of Digital Collection in Modern Libraries DV Kothari Parvinder Kaur 25 Academic Libraries in 21st century Changes experienced SD Vyas 26 Growth and Development of Open source software for Libraries Satyanarayan Sharma 27 Digital Technology in School Libraries A Futuristic Vision Dayal Singh Bhati 28 Automation in Academic Libraries of India An Overview Mihir Ranjan Panda 29 Staff Relationship Channels in Academic Libraries K Krishna 30 Cyber Crime and Indian Cyber Law Vimal Kishore Purohit and Mukesh Gehlot Three Articles are in Hindi The present volume is a collection of scholarly written essays in honour of Dr DC Ojha by the eminent librarians Director Professors Information Scientists working in INFLIBNET Universities including National University DRDO ICAR including Agricultural Universities CSSR BITS and AICTE and MNIT Colleges of India The application of Information Technology IT and Information Communication Technology ICT in libraries have brought the revolutionary changes in the entire concept of library operations services and management To peep into it library and information science professionals used to get ready to face the challenges emerging due to the adoption of newer technologies An attempt has been made in the present volume to synthesize all aspects of IT and to put them in the systematic order at one place to understand the conceptual phenomena and to render the better and effective services to clientele This book not only deals with the theoretical aspects about the application of IT in all types of libraries but there are also some case studies which show the path to march forward The emergence of Internet particularly the World Wide Web WWW as a new media of information delivery and digitization and virtual libraries have been discussed in one way or the other in almost all chapters of the proposed book A full chapter has been given on Cyber Crime and Indian Cyber Law Few important topics covered in this volume are Information Communication Technology ICT in Academic libraries Marketing of e resources Evaluation of Indian Library Software Packages Information Management in DRDO Libraries Digital Libraries Library 20 RFID System for Libraries Open Source software for Libraries IARI Libr.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Mehta Tarak JayrajMr.Tarak Jayraj Mehta did his B.Pharm From Rajiv Gandhi University,M.Pharm From S.R.M.University,and Persuing Ph.D.,From JJT University,Jhunjhunu,he has started his carrier from B.M.C.P.E.R.,Modasa as a Lecturer,h.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Integrated farming systems; a tool for natural resource management/V.M. Bhale and Sanjay S. Wanjari. 2. Profitability and sustainability in IFS/A.S. Kumara Swamy. 3. Establishment of IFS modules for different agro ecosystems of Hyderabad Karnataka region/B.K. Desai, Santhosh, U.N. Shashikumar M. and Jagannath. 4. Holistic development of vulnerable farm families through IFS approach in 17 Districts of Southern Karnataka/K. Jagadeeshwara, Y. Nagaraju, Bhagyavathi and K. Narayanagowda. 5. Integrated farming systems in red soils of Karnataka/S.L. Patil. 6. Integrated farming system modules for coastal ecosystem/B.L. Manjunath. 7. Sustainable rural livelihood security through IFS/H.S. Shivaramu and P.M. Chandakavate. 8. Novel approaches for rural livelihood security through integrated farming system/N.R. Mamle Desai, Chandranath, H.T. and Babalad H.B. 9. Profitable rice based farming system for command areas/A.S. Channabasavanna and D.P. Biradar. 10. Horti-silvicultural systems for sustainable production/T.B. Allolli and Soumya Shetty . Today food security nutritional security livelihood security, sustainability of productivity and conservation of natural resources are the major issues of agriculture for farm scientists, agriculturists and the policy makers. Being an agrarian country with more than half the population depending on agriculture above issue need to be addressed on priority with due consideration to changing climate. Again majority of holding being managed by small and marginal farmers, it is imperative that any technology generation should primarily aim at these groups and in that farming system being holistic in approach appears one such panacea to address these issues as it takes in to account the potential natural resources, inhabiting human livestock and allied enterprises, and market force. That is why integrated farming system research is the cynosure of all researchers with farm and farm family as the base. In Karnataka this kind of research was initiated during the nineties in TBP command and during last couple of years the University of agricultural sciences, Raichur has initiated model integrated farming units both under rainfed and irrigated ecosystems at all the research stations under RKVY, GOK besides undertaking the task of empowering farmers. (jacket).