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Condition: New. Chronostratigraphic surface Correlation and its application to Oil Exploration : B.D. Naidu, R.S. Agrawal & C.G. RaoF-K filter for the separation of upgoing and downgoing waves : R.K. Walia, B.C. Upadhyaya & R. Venkat SubrajmaniamA new approach to interpret time-domain induced polarisation inore prospecting : B. Narasimha Rao, J.K. Dash & K.B. AnantharamanApplication of generalised reciprocal method for refraction seismic data A case study from Nilambur Valley, Kerala, India :Ajay Kumar Varma & John SamuelInterpretation of magnetic anomalies caused by long horizontal cylinder based on equi-angular positions : M. Subrahmanyam & T.K.S. Prakasa Rao.

Condition: New. On the Geometry of Steady Viscous Incompressible Flows : A. Indra SenaOn Pseudo-Stationary Helical Flows : A. Indra SenaOn Pseudo-Stationary Hydromagnetic Flows : A. Indra SenaOn Rotational Gas Flows : G. Purushotham and A. Indra SenaSpatial Gas Flows and Streamline Patterns : Lajpat RaiComplex Lamellar Flows : Lajpat RaiInterference-Spectroscope Method of Studying the Absolute Photoelastic Co-Efficients of Glasses and their Variation with Wavelength : T.S. Narasimha Murty and Ghulam JeetaniUltrasonic Dispersion in Lauric Acid : D. Reddeppa Reddy and C. Raghupathi RaoA Note on the Laminar Flow of a Viscous Incompressible Fluid in a Circular Tube with Porous Walls : Teekarao Palynological Studies in Some South Indian Weeds?I : Bhoj RajPollen Morphology of Some Economic Plants : Bhoj Raj and Shah Zaman KhanAn Interesting Form of Anabaena from the Soils of Andhra Pradesh, India : N. Subba RajuA New Rearing Technique of House Flies (Musca Domestica) in the Laboratory under Controlled Conditions of Temperature and Humidity : B.K. Rao and N. ChariOn a New Species of the Genus Derogenes Luhe, 1900, from the Intestine of a Freshwater Fish of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, with a Discussion on Systematic Position of the Sub Family Derogenetinae Odhner, 1927 : G.P. JaiswalAllopharynx Hepatica N.SP?A New Trematode from the Liver of Water Snake, Tropidonotus Piscator in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh : Shyam Sunder SimhaA Study of Thoracic Spiracles and Lever Mechanisms in Tessartoma Javanica (A Pentatomid Bug) : B.K. Rao and N. ChariPhotoelastic Effect in Crystals?A Review : K.V. Krishna Rao and V.G. Krishna MurtyVibrational Spectra and Normal Vibrations of N-Methyl Formamide : K. Venkata Ramiah, Miss C.A. Indira Chary and Miss P. Usha Bai.

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. Contents: 1. Abdulla, Farooq. 2. Abdulla, Omar. 3. Advani, Lal Krishna. 4. Ajit Singh. 5. Alexander, P.C. 6. Alva, Margaret. 7. Amar Singh. 8. Amarinder Singh. 9. Antony, A.K. 10. Arjun Singh. 11. Azad, Ghulam Nabi. 12. Azmi, Shabana. 13. Badal, Prakash Singh. 14. Banatwalla, G.M. 15. Banerji, Mamata. 16. Bardhan, A.B. 17. Basu. Jyoti. 18. Bharati, Uma Shree.19. Bhatia, R.L. 20. Bhattacharjee, Budhadeb. 21. Chamling, Pawan. 22. Chandra Shekhar. 23. Chatterjee, Somnath. 24. Chautala, Om Prakash. 25. Chidambaram, P. 26. Chowdhury, Renuka. 27. Dasmunsi, P.R. 28. Deshmukh, Vilas Rao. 29. Deve Gowda, H.D. 30. Dhumal, P.K. 31. Digvijay Singh. 32. Dikshit, Shiela. 33. Fernandes, George. 34. Gandhi, Maneka. 35. Gandhi, Sonia. 36. Gehlot Ashok. 37. Goel, Vijay. 38. Gogoi, Tarun. 39. Gujral, Inder Kumar. 40. Gupta, Chaman Lal. 41. Hedge, R.K. 42. Heptulla, Najma. 43. Jagmohan. 44. Jaitley, Arun. 45. Jamir, S.C. 46. Jaswant Singh. 47. Jayalalithaa. 48. Jethmalani, Ram. 49. Jogi, Ajit. 50. Joshi, Manohar. 51. Joshi, Murli Manohar. 52. Kalyan Singh. 53. Kamal Nath. 54. Kanshi Ram. 55.Karan Singh. 56. Karunakaran, K. 57. Karunanidhi, M. 58. Khanduri, B.C. 59 . Khurana, Madan Lal. 60. Khurshid, Salman. 61. Koshiyari, Bhagat Singh. 62. Krishan Kant. 63. Krishna, S.M. 64. Krishnamurthy, Jana. 65. Mahajan, Pramod. 66. Malhotra, Vijaykumar. 67. Manmohan Singh. 68. Maran, Murasoli. 69. Marandi, Babulal. 70. Mayawati. 71. Modi, Narendra. 72. Mukherjee, Pranab. 73. Naidu, Chandrababu, N. 74. Naidu, Venkaiah. 75. Naik, Ram. 76. Narasimha Rao, P.V. 77. Narayanan, K.R. 78. Nayanar, E.K. 79. Nitish Kumar. 186 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. Contents: I. General: economic infrastructure: 1. Infrastructure--the concept, role, constraints, and prospects/M.V. Srinivasa Gowda and B.G. Mamatha. 2. Infrastructure development: a crisis of commitment/A. Ravishankar and M.V. Srinivasa Gowda. 3. Infrastructure: challenges of development/K.M. Sundaram. 4. New dimensions of infrastructure/Prabodh Kumar Jha. 5. Aggressive infrastructure management: need of the hour/K.K. Rao. II. Irrigation: 6. Irrigation and agricultural development/M.V. Srinivasa Gowda, R.S. Ramesh and M.R. Girish. 7. Irrigation and rural development/P. Muralidharudu, C. Narasimha Rao and K.S. Ramakrishna. 8. Tank rehabilitation and integrated rural development/G. Thimmiah. 9. Irrigation pricing: lessons from Karnataka's experience/B.K. Tulasimala.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Foreword. Contributors. Over view. 1. Impact of globalization on Indian rural scenario/M. Sundara Rao and A. Sailaja Devi. 2. Globalization and rural industries a study of handlooms/Yadagiri Tadaka. 3. Role of Handloom co operatives in rural development in Andhra Pradesh an appraisal of the performance/V. Badari Narayana. 4. Promotion of micro enterprise as a tool for capacity building of rural women experiences from Karnataka/M. Indira. 5. Economic development and women entrepreneurship in rural areas/D. Kalpana Kumari. 6. DWCRA tragedy of a Triumph/M.V.S. Koteswara Rao. 7. Development of tribal women through self help groups/Govinda Chandra Panda. 8. Role of self help groups in rural poverty alleviation with special reference to South Tamilnadu/S. Michael John Peter and V. Saravanan. 9. The determinants of rural non farm employment in two villages of Andhra Pradesh/M. Prasada Rao. 10. Dialectics of rural development/G. Bhaskar and V.V. Reddy. 11. Agrarian relations and rural development/M. Ravinder Reddy. 12. Effective functioning of Grama Sabha a key for success of democratic decentralization/M.V. Narasimha Sarma and G.B. Franklin. 13. Democratic decentralization and its financial implications in India/V.P. Tripathi and Yogesh Kapoor. 14. Water management for sustainable rural development/N. Loganandhan and N. Sandhya Shenoy. 15. Impact assessment of local initiatives in water resource development in rural areas/K.N. Joshi. 16. A study on noon meal scheme and elementary education in Karnataka/S. Rajendran and C. Nanjunadaiah. 17. India's infrastructure development special reference to road transportation/Shoukat Alim and Mangala Mani. 18. Self help groups a means to reduction of poverty a case study in Cuddalore district Tamil Nadu/D. Janaki Raman. This book is consisting of interesting research papers on various rural development programmes that were implemented in India. The papers discuss elaborately and critically many important micro and macro level aspects of the rural development in India. The areas covered in this book include rural women and development rural non farm sector problems of rural development Panchayat Raj rural education water management globalization and rural development etc. Various suggestions are made with regard to policy formulations and implementation of the rural development programmes. The papers include in this book are the revised and updated versions presented at the national conference on Hundred years of rural development in India held at Acharya Nagarjuna University Guntur A.P. In order to make this a compact and meaningful volume an over view has also been added. The volume is highly useful to students teachers researchers and policy makers. 214 pp.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. BALASAHEB THACKERAY. SHEILA DIKSHIT. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM. NAMDEO DHASAL. S. JAIPAL REDDY. These are just some of the 50 dynamos whose lives and times are captured in this collection of profiles of some of the most prominent actors in independent India's political theatre. Game-changers Pranab Mukherjee, P.V. Narasimha Rao and Jyoti Basu; crowd-pulling swashbucklers Sheikh Abdullah and Laldenga; crusaders such as Kanshi Ram and Maulana Hussain Ahmad Madani; mavericks Chandraswami, Amar Singh and Ajit Kumar Jogi; charismatic leaders like Madhavrao Scindia and Mufti Mohammad Sayeed; possessors of star power, including Jayalalithaa, Vinod Khanna and M. Karunanidhi; and skilful navigators like Ahmed Patel and V.C. Shukla all find place in this incontestable list. Traversing ideologies and bringing into focus the human facet of governments, Leaders, Politicians, Citizens presents a compelling history of Indian democracy and provides riveting insights into the evolution of its political culture.

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. List of Contributors. 1. Introduction/D.M. Ravi Prasad. 2. Eradication of caste system/C. Rangarajan. 3. Eradication of caste and founding the driving forces for the birth of new humanity/G. Bhadru. 4. Themes for eradication of casteism/P. Michel. 5. Some thoughts on casteless society/D.G. Rama Rau. 6. Caste system: a sociological perspective/M. Narasimha Rao and P. Venkat Ramana. 7. Eradication of caste in the era of globalization/G. Sheshagiri. 8. Can caste be eradicated?/K. Gopal. 9. Caste eradication and birth of new humanity in Assam : Aniruddhadeva's role/S. Dutta. 10. Caste practices and influences affecting tribals: a case study of Kudubis of Karnataka/Y. Ravindranath Rao. 11. Eradication of caste/T. Bala Raju. 12. Dalit movement - a case of desanskritisation/Richard Pais. 13. Dalits in Tamil Nadu/J.A. Arul Chellakumar. 14. Still change is a must among the tribals/K. Ailaiah and D. Ravi. 15. Caste configuration and social equations in Premchand's Godan/P. Suneela. 16. Shot Varnashrama dharma/D.M. Ravi Prasad. 17. Hypocrisy and Indian society/R. Lakshmipathi. 18. The concept of a post-national identity: a critique of secularism/Pius Thomas Vzhappilly. 19. Eradication of illiteracy and unemployment: a holistic participatory human development approach/D.M. Ravi Prasad and S.P. Anna Purna. 20. Changing social relations in India and teacher education/Hemlata Talesra. 21. The socio-economic base for the rise and growth of Buddhism/G. Chandra Reddy. 22. Education in quest of new humanity/Mohit Chakrabarti. 23. Can changeology change the Hindutva culture/P. Venkat. 24. Changeology vis-a-vis the culture of silence/D.P. Mukherjee. 25. Changeology and Humanism/Rajeshwar Mittapalli and D.M. Ravi Prasad. 26. The plight of dalits in Telangana/G. Yadava Reddy and B. Kumara Swamy. 27. The genuine progress indicator is changeology/T. Srinivas and M. Vidyasagar. 28. Changeological reflections on philosophy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar/D.M. Ravi Prasad. 29. Changeology: a discipline for the new humanity/Jadi Murali Dhar and M. Satyanarayana. 30. Caste discrimination is worse than racial discrimination/Gali Vinod Kumar. 31. Dalit movement-caste consciousness/T. Srinivas and P. Venkata Ramana. 32. Dalit youth and nation building/D.M. Ravi Prasad and T. Ramesh. 33. Changeology: India's Educational Indicator. Index. "The bane of the caste system has been the hierarchical stratification of the privileges and ritual statuses which were totally ascribed. While the higher castes enjoyed higher ritual status, socio-economic privileges, education and learning, the lower castes were deprived of all good things in life. The subsequent scriptures including the Puranas, Geeta and Manu's Dharmashastra rationalized all such inequalities attributing them to Karma. The rigidity of the caste structure and its attendant ramification of socio-economic inequality are based on the endogamy that is practiced which ensures privileges to higher castes on a permanent basis. The privileges that once enjoyed by higher castes are preserved to their progeny through inheritance, while handicaps are sustained by the lower castes on a permanent basis. The privatization and globalization processes are making the situation more alarming by further widening the gap between the haves and the have nots, the terms that could be generally substituted for upper and lower castes. The only way out is to sensitize the lower castes of their miserable plight and to enlighten them about paths and possibilities of their redemption. The post-independent Indian state too had undertaken many ameliorative programmes but the caste still remains a massive deadweight on the Indian society obstructing the birth of a new humanity informed by equality, freedom and fraternity. In this book a number of scholars have put forward their ideas and reflections on how to eradicate the caste and to facilitate the birth of a new humanitarian social order." (jacket).

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Contributors. Introduction. I. Dynamics of economic globalisation 1. India a developed nation before 2020/A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. 2. Promise of globalisation/Joseph E. Stiglitz. 3. Why globalisation is in trouble/Branco Milanovic. 4. Towards an inclusive globalisation/Manmohan Singh. 5. India in a globalising world/Montek S. Ahluwalia. 6. Globalised Indian economy structural changes and challenges/M.R. Aggarwal. 7. Impact of globalisation on Indian agriculture/A. Ranga Reddy and M. Sampath Kumar Raju. 8. Inclusive Globalisation and food Security/I. John Mohan Razu. 9. Financial globalisation/T.B. Kapali. II. Dimensions of inclusive growth 10. Approaching the Eleventh Plan/C.P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh. 11. Inclusive growth an innovative approach/P.V. Indiresan. 12. Inclusive model of development/Aditya Puri. 13. Non Exclusion to Inclusive Growth Strategy plan perspectives/P. Jegadish Gandhi. 14. Will the aim of inclusive growth be achieved/M.Y. Khan. 15. Strategising Inclusive growth/T.S. Papola. 16. Financial inclusion/V. Jagan Mohan. 17. Need for financial Deepening /C.J. Punnathara. 18. The Eleventh Plan and Human Resource Development/Bhanoji Rao. III. Issues in inclusive growth 19. Can GDP growth do everything/S. Iyyampillai. 20. Inclusive growth is it achievable/V. Mohanasundaram. 21. Inclusiveness and inequality/Ranabir Ray Choudhury. 22. Regional disparities need for social inclusion/C.J. Punnathara. 23. In pursuit of excellence and inclusion in education/P.V. Indiresan. 24. Move towards an inclusive Child Health Care System/Sherly Kurien. 25. Is inclusive growth exclusive of environment/G. Narasimha Raghavan. 26. Inclusive need for interlinking of rivers/R. Christopher Rajkumar. 27. Inclusive growth in the globalised India a critique/G.M. Bhat and Shabir Ahmad Padder. Appendix. Index. Ever Since the Planning Commission (June 14 2006) styled its Approach Paper to the Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007 2012) with a caption Towards Faster and More Inclusive Growth the phrase Inclusive Growth has assumed greater significance in plan paradigm shift discussions at different levels all over the country and abroad. Inclusive growth is a welcome shift in emphasis in Plan Approach Paper but will it mean better distribution in the globalised India. The book is divided into three parts. Part I analyses the dynamics of globalisation in the world as well as in Indian settings. While Part II focuses on the various dimensions of inclusive growth Part III Identifies the issues involved in achieving inclusive growth against the embedded inequitable social system with workable solutions. The contents and coverage of the topical theme are comprehensive and critical in its scope spread and solutions. A valuable volume to academics research scholars and students in development and planning studies and also to policy makers. 284 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Planning programmes and development 1. Need for linkages of agricultural and rural development programmes/K.S.S. Uduman Mohideen and S.S. Abdul Azeez. 2. Capacity building programmes for various stake holders in watershed management some suggestions/Jayesh Ranjan. 3. Planning and management of watershed in drought prone areas role and impact/K. Munirathna Naidu and V.P. Reddy. 4. Watershed management for sustainable agricultural development issues and strategies/V. Ratna Reddy and Bhagirathi Behera. 5. Ecological balance of water resource/Dhulasi Birundha Varadharajan. 6. Watershed a blue print for the development of agriculture of drought prone areas/A. Ranga Reddy. Functional and operational issues 7. A critical evaluation study of irrigation management and sustainable development with special reference to watershed management in Tamil Nadu/R. Arunachalam and K.S.S. Uduman Mohideen. 8. Impact of watershed development programme in Chinna Gottigallu Mandal Chittoor district/M. Devarajulu and R. Narayana. 9. Coordinated research for sustainable development of drought prone areas/A. Sarada. 10. Watershed management an approach for sustainable development/B. Sambasiva Rao Y. Indira Kumari and R. Venkata Rao. 11. Watershed management for sustainable agricultural development in drought prone Anantapur district/K. Nagerswara Rao. 12. Impact of watershed programme some experiences/G. Thimma Reddy. Participation institution and extension 13. Watershed development a ray of hope for agriculture in Karnataka/R.G. Desai. 14. Role of NGO's in watershed management for sustainable development with special reference to mass education movement in Chittoor district Andhra Pradesh/S. Prahalladaiah. 15. Participatory approach to watershed development programme understanding constraints and exploring solutions/Y.V. Malla Reddy. 16. Watershed management for sustainable development in Andhra Pradesh/P. Devasena Naidu. 17. Politicalisation of watersheds historical perspective/K.C. Kalkura. 18. Role of the farmers and the government in water management/B. Ramachandra Reddy B. Sakunthala and S. Vijayulu Reddy. Comprehensive schemes new initiatives and futures 19. Community well irrigation scheme and sustainable development in drought prone area a case study of Virudhunagar district in Tamilnadu/N. Manonnmoney. 20. Comprehensive utilisation of water resources to arrest droughts and famines in Andhra Pradesh/B. Venkatarami Reddy. 21. Watershed management for sustainable agricultural development Tamil Nadu initiatives/K.V. Palani Durai. 22. Ground water inadequacy in Tirupati and lay out of some suggested measures/T.V. Krishna Reddy and K.L. Narasimha Rao. 23. Watershed management for sustainable development with reference to drought prone area/Rajat Bhargava. 24. Water harvesting need of after care/P.V. Krishna Rao. Bibliography. Index. Even after six decades of independence the significance of Indian agriculture is overburdened with more people more area less economies which is solidly depending on vagaries of monsoon. Government's rural development has not made the desired impact on the lives of people. However the degraded moonscape of Jhabua district became the setting for a major watershed development programme. This grew into other programmes of rural development. The poorest of the poor are reaping the benefits today. The objective is to trap every drop of rain people have to demand nullahs build tanks and watersheds. To conserve soil people had to plant fruit bearing trees. Soon there was grass for cattle and crops of different kinds. Anna Hazare and Ralegan Siddhi's people got used to producing surplus water and began to build brick houses for themselves. The primary aim is to make water every body's responsibility and to ensure that water management is not a centralised issue that the state has to deal with. All water comes from rain. Rain is decentralised. So is the demand for water. Why can't we decentralise scientific suppl.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Concept of rural development 1. Strengthening farmer's organisation for sustainable rural development/Sanjay K. Singh and Shantanu Kumar. 2. Rural development in India a review/P. Narasimha Rao and R. Venkata Rao. 3. Rural development in the new millennium/Lalit Kumar Tyagi and Rajesh Kumar. 4. Rural development social sensibilities/Navin Chandra Joshi. 5. Rural transformation the Gandhian prescription/L.P. Singh. 6. The state of development in rural India an overview/J.P. Singh. 7. Wasteland development/Navin Chandra Joshi. II. Programmes for rural development 8. Decentralized approach to rural development/Anil P. Joshi. 9. New approaches for rural development/Madhab Adhikari and G.S. Momi. 10. Rural development and poverty alleviation perspective/Srikara Naik and Sukhvir Singh. 11. Decentralisation for rural development/Kripa Shankar. 12. Programmes for rural development in India since independence/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 13. Farmers orientation programme for agricultural development/Sawalia Bihari Vema. 14. Role of commercial banks in rural development/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 15. Rural urban migration and the informal sector in India/K.N. Jayan and Sindhu Sadanandan. 16. Process of urbanisation and rural urban linkages/J.C. Pant. 17. Dovetailing benefits from rural development schemes/Ashutosh Jindal. 18. Reforms in Panchayati Raj mending the amendments/K. Siva Subrahmanyam. 19. The economic package a booster to the economy/K.R. Sudhaman. III. Co operative rural development 20. Co operative processing in rural development/L.P. Singh. 21. Co operation as an instrument of rural development/Katar Singh. 22. Voluntary organisations for rural development/Gopal Krushna Sahu. 23. NGOs in micro financing partners in rural development/Laxmi R. Kulshrestha and Archana Gupta. IV. People's participation in rural development 24. People's participation in rural development/K. Raghupathi. 25. People's participation in rural development/Sunder Raj. 26. Participatory management in rural development a critique/C.R. Reddy and A.V. Ramana. 27. Self reliant participatory rural development/Nisha Arvind and N.R. Gangadharappa. 28. Participatory rural development/Manish Kumar and Chitra Pathak. V. Agricultural development 29. Agricultural extension for rural development/Shantanu Kumar and Uma Sah. 30. Globalisation harnessing opportunities in crop diversification in India/P.S. Sujith Kumar. 31. WTO's impact on Indian agriculture/Sawalia Bihari Verma. 32. No intervention regime in agriculture/Ashok B. Sharma. 33. Agro export zones the engine to boost farm exports/A.R. Patel. 34. Global warming under agricultural scenario/Avishek Datta Manisha Basu and S.C. Mahapatra. 35. Measures to further boost the economy/G. Srinivasan. 36. Reforms in the agriculture sector/P.K. Singh. 37. Economic reforms and agriculture/D. Rudrappan. Index. Rural means a fixed number of people living in a community and development means a positive change in living standard of such people. Rural development cannot be achieved without a complete process of change in rural areas which leads to improvements in rural income employment opportunities income distribution rural welfare and other aspects of rural life. Rural development reform is not a time bound process. It is ceaseless and continuous effort which requires long term planning and for this certain bold assumptions or will powers have to be made. 312 pp.

Condition: New. Contents: Foreword/Kapila Vatsyayan. Preface/Karan Singh. Introduction/Tan Chung. I. Indian Leader's Speeches in Chinese Universities: 1. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi at Qinghua University Beijing 1988. 2. Prime Minister Narasimha Rao at Beijing University 1993. 3. Vice President K.R. Narayanan at Fudan University Shanghai 1994. II. Indian Savants Observations on China: 4. Raja Rammohun Roy. 5. Gurudeva Rabindranath Tagore. 6. Mahatma Gandhi. 7. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. 8. A.K. Coomaraswami. 9. P.C. Bagchi. III. Perspectives: 10. A holistic eye on cultural interface and synergy/Kapila Vatsyayan. 11. The critique of modernity in India and China/Prasenjit Duara. 12. Enchantment and disenchantment: a Sino Indian introspection/Ravni Thakur & Tan Chung. 13. Gandhi and Mao: National Identity for an alternative future/Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea. 14. Body state and Cosmos: Mao Zedong's Study of Physical Education 1917/Patricia Uberoi. 15. A Sino Indian perspective for India China understanding/Tan Chung. 16. Unveiling Xuanzang and the Xuanzang spirit/Haraprasad Ray. 17. Towards an understanding of socialism with Chinese characteristics/Hemant Adlakha. IV. Culture and Art: 18. Some aspects of Jataka paintings in Indian and Chinese (Central Asian) Art/M.C. Joshi & Radha Banerjee. 19. India and China: beyond and the within/Lokesh Chandra. 20. My tryst with Chinese art/M.N. Deshpande. 21. Icons of cultural linkage/D.C. Bhattacharyya. 22. Cultural synthesis in the Buddhist art of China/Arputharani Sengupta. 23. New revelations of Xinjiang art/Priyatosh Banerjee. 24. The creation of Goddess of Mercy from Avalokitesvara/Bagyalakshmi. 25. The Manichaean input to Chinese culture and art/Radha Banerjee. V. Socio Political Changes and Economic Development: Socio Political Institutions: 26. Development and Democracy: The Indian and Chinese experience/Manoranjan Mohanty. 27. Understanding Human Relationships in China/Kamal Sheel. Economic Developments: 28. The economic ideas of Mao Zedong: agricultural transformation/Utsa Patnaik. 29. Roads for large populations towards development and prosperity/S.P. Gupta. Gender Issues: 30. Change and continuity: Orthodox discourse on gender relations in China/Ravni Thakur. 31. Women and family in India and China/Bidyut Mohanty. 32. Women and adult literacy in China/Shreemati Chakrabarty. VI. History and Literature: Tagore and China: 33. The controversial guest: Tagore's 1924 visit of China/Sisir Kumar Das. 34. Tagore's inspiration in Chinese new poetry/Tan Chung. Ancients on War: 35. Strategic thinking in ancient India and China: Kautilya and Sunzi/Giri Deshingkar. 36. Arthashastra and Sunzi Bingfa/V.R. Ragavan. Modern Chinese Literature: 37. The lofty height of a writer: my evaluation of Lu Xun/Manik Bhattacharyya. 38. Comeback of hundred flowers in Chinese literature: 1976 1989/Sabaree Mitra. India China Relationship: 39. Mao Zedong's vision: China the world and India/Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea. 40. The Nehru years revisited/Giri Deshingkar. 41. Retrace Indian steps in the agricultural scene in China 40 years back/S.K. Bhutani. VII. Diplomats Reminiscences: 42. Interwoven memories about China/K.P.S. Menon. 43. My tryst with India China friendship a talk at IGNCA/K.P.S. Menon. 44. Diary of an old China hand/A.K. Damodaran. 45. Delicious memories a talk at IGNCA/A.K. Damodaran. 46. Walk out of the dinner and eat it a talk at IGNCA/Brajesh Mishra. 47. Memories of an Indian Ambassador 1987 1991/C.V. Ranganathan. 48. A young Indian Diplomat in China in the 1960s and 1970s/K.S. Rana. 49. How I arrived on the China scene/Vinod Khanna. VIII. Better Understanding: 50. How to understand China?/V.V. Paranjpe. 51. How to understand Deng Xiaoping's China?/C.V. Ranganathan. 52. Positive agenda for positive action: better India China understanding/Eric Gonsalves. 53. Indian policies towards China a talk at IGNCA/Salman Haidar. 54. Looking at China across the border/Dipankar Banerjee. 55. India China relations: a military perspe.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents 1. Interlinking of rivers in India/G. Satyanarayana M.V. Raghavulu and M. Reddi Ramu. 2. Participation of people in watershed management/B. Sambasivrao and M. Syamala. 3. Agriculture irrigation and canal water resources/Mohd. Iqbal Ali and G. Mallikarjun. 4. Irrigation management/M. Lakshmi Narasaiah G. Venkata Naidu G. Jaya Raju and T.V. Seshaiah. 5. Fresh water a precious resource/M. Lakshmi Narasaiah N. Sreedhar and R. Ramudu. 6. Water use in drought areas/K. Nageswara Rao and G. Sivaiah. 7. Management of surface and sub surface water resources/M. Sambasiva Rao and S. Lakshmi Narayana. 8. Participatory watershed development and promotion of sustainable agriculture in a drought prone region/M.S. Kallur. 9. Karraguda micro water harvesting structure/M. Sankara Reddi M. Ramesh and M. Sundara Rao. 10. Minor irrigation rationale and objectives/K. Nageswara Rao and T. Narayana Reddy. 11. Draught and ecology management of forest resources/D. Chenna Reddy and K. Nagendra Reddy. 12. Inter linking rivers project/M.G. Basava Raja T. Ramesh Manu Mahesh and M.D. Umesh. 13. Economics of micro irrigation systems/G. Sreedhar and N. Ravindra Babu. 14. Watershed development programme potential and importance/K. Dasaratha Ramaiah D. Sreenivasa Rao and M. Krishna Naidu. 15. Impact of watershed development/U. Sankara and P. Ramappa. 16. Water resources management a note/C. Basavaiah. 17. Water resource management in Andhra Pradesh/G. Satyanarayana M.V. Raghavulu and M. Reddi Ramu. 18. Impact of irrigation on agriculture production in India/M. Ramanjaneyulu. 19. Micro water harvesting structure through people's participation/M. Ramesh M. Sankara Reddi and M. Sundara Rao. 20. Sustainable tourism and watershed management/M. Rajaduraj and Dhulasi Birundha Varadarajan. 21. Role of women entrepreneurs in water management/P. Regina Devi and N. Saraswathy. 22. Water budgeting and planning in India/S. Mani Kandan and N. Saraswathy. 23. Strategy for sustainable water use in future/N. Saraswathy. 24. Land utilization and watershed development programme/A. Muralidhar Rao. 25. Watershed management an economic analysis/P. Dhavamani and T. Vijaya Kumar. 26. Tank irrigation/M.V. Narasimha Sarma G.B. Franklin and D. Kailasa Rao. 27. Economics of ground water management/G. Chandrasekar Rao and D. Krishnamoorthy. 28. Management of rural drinking water/R. Kuruppa Swamy and C. Bhupathi. 29. Issues in interlinking of rivers/B. Saranga Pani. 30. Watershed and the development of agriculture in drought prone areas/A. Ranga Reddy. 31. Water management policies for sustainable development/M. Thyagaraju. Water is a prime natural resource a basic human need and a precious national asset. Planning development and management of water resources need to be governed by national perspectives. Ecological concern is not merely an environmental concern but also calls for prudent use of water resources. Planning and implementation of water resources projects involve a number of socio economic aspects and issues such as environmental sustainability appropriate resettlement and rehabilitation of project affected people and livestock public health concerns of water impoundment dam safety etc. Economic development has posed certain challenges for the planners and administrators associated with the allocation and distribution of water resources. This book presents views and opinions of experts regarding conservation and effective utilization of water resources that are fast becoming scarce in their availability. The gravity of the problem the realities and consequences on the present and future generations is a well recognized fact which calls for rational utilization of water resources. Watershed management through extensive soil conservation catchment area treatment preservation of forests and increasing the forest cover and the construction of check dams should be promoted. The contributors in the book include experts in drought studies environmental studies public utility st.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Do biological stress during pollen abortion in CMS Lines of Pearl Miller relates to superoxide dismutase activity a preliminary investigation/Malini S. Kubireddi and B. Subba Rao. 2. Assessing the influence of sterile cytoplasm of eight CMS lines on amino acid patterns of their anthers in Pearl Millet/Malini S. Kubireddi and B. Subba Rao. 3. Does open nesting honeybee species exhibit differential pollen collection/N. Nagaraja. 4. Spore shedding in marine red algae of the Indian coast a review/G.M. Narasimha Rao and G. Subba Rangaiah. 5. Melissorpalynological studies as an aid in the preparation in nectar calendar/A. Vijaya Bhasker Reddy P. Ramachandra Reddy and Y.N.R. Varma. 6. Palynological studies in Lithospermum (Boraginaceae) from Pakistan/Nadir Ali Mir Ajab Khan and Akbar Ali Meo. 7. Attempts of discriminating eight CMS lines of Pearl Millet through SEM Observations of pollen surface and eight palynological parameters of Aceolysed pollen/Malini S. Kubireddi H. Ramakrishna and B. Subba Rao. 8. Airborne spora of Aspergillus genus in the airspora of Visakhapatnam/Saraswati Rao. 9. Studies on pollen gathering activity in relation to brood and honey storage in the colonies of Apis cerana F./Y.N. Chowde Gowda C.C. Reddy and N. Nagaraja. 10. Study of Aeropalynology at Exhibition Grounds Hyderabad/K. Jyothi and O. Bhagya Lakshmi. 11. Airborne spora of Cladosporium genus in the airpspora of Visakhapatnam/Sarawati Rao. 12. Milissopalynological investigations in the Stingless Bee Trigona iridipennis Smith at Dharwad Karnataka/Shashidhar Viraktamath and C.S. Danaraddy. 13. Two new Asterina species from Kerala India/V.B. Hosagoudar and A. Chandraprabha. 14. Satellite remote sensing in marine biodiversity an overview/A. Narayana Swamy. 15. Floral phenology pollination and pollen pistil interactions of Impatiens phoenicea Bedd. From the Southern Western Ghats/R. Ramasubbu A.K. Sreekala A.G. Pandurangan and S.K. Kulloli. 16. Holocene evolution of mangrove vegetation at Chandrapur Chilka Lake Orissa India in relation to pollution and anthropogenic impact/Asha Khandelwal Deepak Kohli and Shilpa Singh. 204 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction/Rohini Nayyar and Alakh N. Sharma. I. Rural Non Farm Sector The International Experience 2. Growth in Rural Non Farm Sector some lessons from Asian experience/C.H. Hanumantha Rao. 3. Rural industrialisation in China a saga of township and village enterprises 1978 2002/Kamal Nayan Kabra. 4. Rural non farm economy Latin American experience/Peter Lanjouw and Felicity Proctor. II. Pattern and Dynamics of Growth 5. Rural employment patterns and trends from national sample survey/Abhijit Sen and Praveen Jha. 6. Rural workforce diversification and performance of unorganised sector enterprises/Sheila Bhalla. 7. Economic structural change and occupational diversification/Yoginder K. Algah. 8. Rural Non Farm Sector a state level profile/Arup Mitra and Siddhartha Mitra. 9. Economic growth poverty and non farm employment an analysis of rural urban inter linkages/Amitabh Kundu Niranjan Sarangi and Bal Paritosh Das. III. Access of Disadvantaged Groups of RNFS Jobs 10. Gender and non farm employment/Jeemol Unni and Uma Rani. 11. Rural non farm employment and scheduled castes activities education and poverty inter linkages/Sukhadeo Thorat and Nidhi Sadana Sabharwal. IV. State and Micro Level Experiences 12. Transforming rural economy in Andhra Pradesh/S. Mahendra Dev and Vijay Mahajan. 13. Rural Non Farm Sector in Gujarat growth and emerging nature/S.P. Kashyap and Niti Mehta. 14. Role of Rural Non Farm Sector in rural transformation evidences from Uttar Pradesh/Ajit Kumar Singh. 15. Rural industrialisation in Kerala re examining rural growth linkages/Mridul Eapen. 16. Rural Non Farm Sector in Himachal Pradesh patterns processes and implications/H.R. Sharma. 17. Influence of wealth on patterns of livelihood diversification evidence from field studies in Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh/Daniel Start Priya Deshingkar and John Farrington. 18. Sustainable rural livelihoods and rural non farm employment observations based on some village studies from South India/D. Narasimha Reddy. 19. Developmental role of agricultural and rural diversification illustrative profiles from drought prone villages/V.M. Rao and D.V. Gopalappa. V. Sectoral Scenario 20. Dynamics of rural timber industry/Sukhpal Singh and Vishwaballabh. 21. Employment and growth in handloom sector/C.P. Chandrasekhar. 22. Achieving human dignity exploring a third perspective on Khadi/Amita Shah. 23. Potential of livestock sector in rural transformation/Pratap Singh Birthal and Jabir Ali. VI. Policies Programmes and Institutions 24. Rural industrialisation in India a critical assessment of policy perspectives/G.K. Chadha and P.P. Sahu. 25. Can firm clusters foster non farm jobs policy issues for rural India/Keshab Das. 26. Micro finance and Rural Non Farm Sector some NGO experiences/D. Rajasekhar. 27. Self Help Groups and rural non farm employment opportunities/Binayak Rath. 28. Training and capacity building in micro finance and micro enterprise sector/C. Upendranadh. 29. Entrepreneurship technology and Rural Non Farm Sector field experiences and policy imperatives/Dinesh Awasthi. 30. Institutional framework and enabling environment for Rural Non Farm Sector/Vijay Mahajan and B. Yerram Raju. 31. Towards a policy agenda for Rural Non Farm Sector/T.S. Papola and Alakh N. Sharma. Glossary. Index. The role of Rural Non Farm Sector (RNFS) is crucial both in generating productive employment and alleviating poverty in rural areas because of the limited absorptive capacity of the urban sector and near saturation of the agricultural sector in further absorption of workers. Policy workers are increasingly recognising the importance of RNFS in providing sustainable livelihoods to a large number of people in rural areas. However in spite of a lot of research that has been carried out our understanding of the RNFS particularly its role in the broader development process is relatively poor and does not provide adequate insights to policy makers grapping with the enorm.

219 ills (illustrator). Contents 1Studies on floral diversity in coccinia grandis CucurbitaceaeKP Singh and Gunjan Dhakre 2 Pollination biology of gloriosa superba L LiliaceaeBhaskara Rao 3 Curvularia and Alternaria in the air of Visakhapatnam An Andersen Sampler studySaraswathi Rao 4 Taxonomic status of three species complexes within the genus aloe L Aloaceae of EthiopiaFikre Dessalegn 5 Spore shedding from two estuarine red algae of Vainateyam estuary Andhra Pradesh IndiaGM Narasimha Rao and P Prayaga Murthy 6 Pollination biology of Tamarindus indica L CaesalpiniaceaeBhaskara Rao 7 Species diversity in Albizia in Tripura IndiaReema Saha and BK Datta 8 A Contribution to the pollen morphology of family BignoniaceaeA Vijaya Bhasker Reddy and P Ramachandra Reddy 9 Pollinators and their role in sustainable food securityDP Abrol and Devinder Sharma 10 Effect of some heavy metal pollutant on pollen germination of cleome viscose LK Rama Devi P Subramanyam and G Rama Gopal 11 Pollen germination of three aquatic plant speciesSomnath Bhowmik and BK Datta 12 Foraging ecology of honey bees in relation to flower morphology floral biology and chemical constituents of floral rewards of some plant speciesD Sunanda Devi 13 Pollination biology of Erythrina brucei FabaceaeAbigiya Germame S Purnachandra Rao and Fikre Dessalegn 14 Reproductive Biology of Taxillus tomentosusP Subramanyam C Haribabu Rao K Rama Devi and G Rama Gopal 15 The effect of human activity on the incidence of fungi in the air of VisakhapatnamSawaswathi Rao 16 Anticarcinogenic and curative properties of garlic and morphometric characterization of its chromosomesMI Jacobkutty 212 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface and acknowledgements. Introduction/D. Venkateswarlu M. Hanumantha Rao and S. Bhaskar. Globalization and technology and the state reconfiguring of urban space in India (Key note address)/E. Hari Babu. I. Urban process 1. Migrants and their characteristics a study in Tirupati (Andhra Pradesh)/D. Venkateswarlu and G. Choodamani. 2. Revitalizing local democratic governance a study of urban administration in Tirupati/M.A. Hussain. II. Gender problems in urban society 3. Urbanization policy an evaluation from a gender perspective/D.B. Krishna Kumari. 4. Women and housing impact of urbanization constraints and suggestions/G. Sandhya Rani and B. Suguna. 5. Women workers in Davanagere Textile Mills some critical challenges to development/H.S. Krupalini. 6. Urban women councillors and decision making process a study of women members of urban local bodies Bellary District/Ch. Uma Mohan and H.B. Jalajakshi. 7. Place of birth why urban women still prefer home deliveries/M.S.R. Murthy. 8. Urbanization and health status of educated urban working women/Radha Murugesan and V. Jaisee Geetha. 9. Traffic congestion and women's problems a case study of Tirupati Town/D. Padmavathi. 10. Gender violence Indian scenario/P. Vasantha Kumari and K. Sudha Rani. 11. Urbanization gender based violence in Andhra Pradesh/B. Ratna Kumari. 12. Domestic violence a silent crime against women and the role of family counselling centres/B. Suguna and G. Sandhya Rani. III. Urban problems in India (a) General problems 13. Urban problems in Pune and Hyderabad solution and strategies for action to eradicate them/A. Ramanamma Jitendra Kumar Gond and Debjani Pal Chowdhuri. 14. Urban environmental pollution/R. Shankar and M. Thamilarasan. 15. Environmental pollution threat to life/I. Sobha and M.S.N. Reddy. 16. Urban transport and environmental pollution in India reasons and mitigation strategies/N. Ramulu T. Vijaya Kumar and D. Sammaiah. 17. Traffic problems in cities a study of Hyderabad City/M.V. Lakshmi Devi. 18. Health awareness in urban conglomerates a blue print for strategies/Y. Bhaskaracharyulu. 19. Health problems in the backward region of Telangana a study/T. Ramesh. (b) Slums 20. A study of women's position in the slums of Tirupati/K. Surekha Rao and G. Narmada. 21. Primary schooling among the urban poor perspectives from a study of a slum in Metropolitan Delhi/S. Sreenivasa Rao. 22. Role of literacy in creating awareness among slum dwellers/D. Uma Devi and P. Adinarayana Reddy. 23. Slum related problems and programmes in India/I. Subramanyam and B.V. Muralidhar. 24. Resettlement and rehabilitation of slum dwellers in Chennai City suggested strategies and approaches/A. Karuppaiah and K.N. Vijayanthi. 25. Health in slums a case study of Indira Nagar slum in Tirupati Town/K. Sreenivasa Rao and A. Srinivasu. (c) Urban Anomie 26. A profile of crime and violence in Indian mega cities/K. Radhakrishna Murthy and D. Raja Kumar. 27. Suicides in Rayalaseema a sociological analysis/Amarnath R. Das and R.V.K. Naidu. 28. Human rights violation among sex workers in Tirupati a case study analysis/K. Sreenivasa Rao and K. Subramanyam. 29. Family disorganization and dissolution (some case studies from Tirupati Andhra Pradesh)/K. Rani. (d) Street Children and child workers 30. Street children easy to get out but hard to get in/G. Stanley Jayakumar V. Reddeppa Naidu S. Bhaskar and G. Janakiram. 31. Street children their attitudes and habits/Y. Antony Raj. 32. Street children a struggle for survival/I.V. Lalitha Kumari. 33. Child workers in urban centres a study/A.V. Narasimha Raju. IV. Urban development 34. Lagging in urban development a historical perspective of Thanjavur an ancient town in Tamil Nadu/R. Elango and S. Ramachandran. 35. Community best practices in rain water harvesting for drinking water a field inquiry in Aizwal city of Mizoram/P. Sivaram. 36. Prison work programmes and rehabilitation plans and programmes of convicts a contradiction/Madhu Sudan.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Foreword. Preface. Sri V.T. Krishnamachari a tribute/Rajeeva Ratna Shah. Introduction/P.L. Sanjev Reddy and R.K. Tiwari. I. Theoretical considerations 1. Management and government/Lyndall F. Urwick. 2. Administration for development and the effective administrator/Donald C. Stone. 3. Concepts and models in public administration/R.S. Milne. II. Comparative administration 4. Levels of administrative centralization in economic development/Bert F. Hoselitz. 5. The American public executive/Harlan Cleveland. 6. Administrative problems of metropolitan growth/Arch Dotson. 7. Some administrative problems of international law/Quincy Wright. 8. Public inquiries as an instrument of government/W.A. Robson. 9. Human relations in public administration/Charles S. Ascher. 10. Public administration for rural development/E. De Vries. 11. Administrative law in a changing world/W. Friedmann. 12. New dimensions in administrative improvement/Jay B. Westcott. 13. The stages of social development/Daniel Lerner. 14. Bureaucracies some contrasts in systems/Wallace S. Sayre. 15. Legislatures in new states/W.H. Morris Jones. 16. South South cooperation/P.V. Narasimha Rao. Vol. II. Foreword. Preface. III. Indian administration 1. Expanding government/H.M. Patel. 2. Decentralized democracy theory and practice/Jayaprakash Narayan. 3. Administrator then and now/C.S. Venkatachar. 4. Good government the administrative Malaise and connected issues/S.G. Barve. 5. In defence of Bureaucracy and an agenda for reforms/L.M. Singhvi. IV. Economic administration 6. Public administration and the public corporation/John K. Galbraith. 7. Planning by stages/J. Tinbergen. 8. The public sector and parliament/Sir Henry Self. 9. The administration of planning/A.H. Hanson. 10. The human aspects of economic development/Leslie Palmier. 11. State intervention in the economy/Marcello Boldrini. 12. The budget as an instrument of administrative efficiency/Gunnar Heckscher. 13. Federal finance in a developing economy/Ursula Hicks. 14. Economic administration in India retrospect and prospect/L.K. Jha. The Indian Institute of Public Administration was set up in 1954 to promote and provide for the study of public administration. In the fulfillment of this objective the institute since its inception has been organizing public lectures on contemporary problems of public administration by distinguished academics and practicing administrators. These volumes contain the addresses of distinguished persons on a variety of topics associated with democracy development and public administration. Volume one consists of collection of lectures on theoretical considerations and comparative administration while volume two on Indian administration and economic administration. Both these volumes have enormous contemporary relevance. The articles contained in this book present a rich variety diversity and depth of unique utility. 562 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1 Abhay Ashtekar. 2. Anil Bhardwaj. 3. Anil Kakodkar. 4. Anna Mani. 5. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. 6. Arun Majumdar. 7. Arvind Bhatnagar. 8. Aryabhata. 9. Ashok Das. 10. Ashok Gadgil. 11. Ashoke Sen. 12. Atul Kumar. 13. Bhâskara I. 14.Bhâskara II. 15. Birbal Sahni. 16. Brahmagupta .17. C. R. Rao. 18 C.V. Raman. 19. Chanakya . 20. C. N. R. Rao. 21. D. Bap Reddy. 22. D. R. Kaprekar. 23. Dipan Ghosh. 24. Dronamraju Krishna Rao. 25. G. Madhavan Nair. 26. G. N. Ramachandran. 27. Ganapathi Thanikaimoni. 26. Gobind Khorana. 29. Haridwar Singh. 30. Homi J. Bhabha. 31. Jagadish Chandra Bose. 32. Jayant Narlikar. 33. K. R. Ramanathan. 34. K. Radhakrishnan. 35. K. Sridhar. 36. Kailas Nath Kaul. 37. Kariamanickam Srinivasa Krishnan. 38. Kedareswar Banerjee. 39. Kotcherlakota Rangadhama Rao. 40. Meghnad Saha. 41. P. Balaram. 42. Pisharoth Rama Pisharoty. 43 Prafulla Chandra Ray. 44. Raja Ramanna. 45.Ram Chet Chaudhary. 46. Ravi Gomatam. 47. Roddam Narasimha. 48. Satyendra Nath Bose. 49.Shiva Ayyadurai. 50 Srinivasa Ramanujan.51. Udipi Ramachandra Rao. 52. Visvesvaraya .53. Vijay P. Bhatkar. 54.Vikram Sarabhai. 55. Yellapragada Subbarao.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Cyclone disaster in India its special reference to Andhra Pradesh Need for effective disaster management/N. Subba Rao. 2. Role of government in disaster management and preparedness/M. Jagan Mohan. 3. Farmers suicide man made disaster an analysis on Telangana/N. Srisailam and Yadagiri Charyalu. 4. Information technology and natural disasters management a note/C. Basavaiah. 5. Psycho social consequence of disaster/M.V.S. Srinivasa Rao. 6. Disaster response and management/M. Sankar Reddy M. Chandrayya and M. Sundara Rao. 7. The impact and management of natural disaster/G. Paidi Raju. 8. Flood control and management in Andhra Pradesh/B.V.L.A. Manga. 9. Disaster management policy an overview/N.T.K. Naik. 10. Disaster preparedness recent floods in Andhra Pradesh/B. Venkat Naik. 11. Health consequences of disasters use of traditional medicine/M. Sankar Reddy M. Chandrayya and M. Sundara Rao. 12. Post disaster reconstruction experiences in Andhra Pradesh (A case study of cyclone storm 1996 of Coastal Andhra Pradesh)/K.A. Suryanarayana. 13. Disaster management an experience in Andhra Pradesh/J. Rama Rao and E.N. Bhushan Rao. 14. Impact of forestry management on appropriate disaster management/B.S.N. Raju and V.S.K. Varma. 15. Disaster management in India an overview/D. Pulla Rao. 16. Natural disasters and their impact on economic development/J. Ramu Naidu. 17. Disaster management an overview of cyclone and floods in North Coastal Andhra Pradesh/K.V. Jagannadha Rao. 18. Information and communication technology for disaster management/B. Suresh Lal. 19. Disaster management need for developmental efforts/K. Madhu Babu and T. Lakshmi Prasad. 20. Disaster management policy options/S. Radha Krishna Madhava Rao and Y. Venkateswara Rao. 21. Disaster management an overview/K. Anitha D. Vasavi and Lal B. Suresh. 22. The changing scenario of disaster management in India/N. Koti Reddy and K. Madhavi. 23. Disaster management some aspects/P.G.V.L. Narasimha Rao and Tirupathi Naidu. 24. Financing of calamity relief expenditure of the states and recommendations of the Twelfth Finance Commission/M. Nageswara Rao R. Sudarsana Rao and P. Srinivasa Rao. 25. Srikakulam district disaster management plan/M. Sankar Reddy M. Chandrayya and M. Sundara Rao. 26. Disaster preparedness in India with special reference to Andhra Pradesh/P. Jaya Lakshmi. Index. Natural disasters cannot be prevented but their effort can usually be mitigated by an effective disaster management policy. Disaster management means a planned and systematic approach towards understanding and solving problems in the wake of disasters. The disaster plans lines measures to minimize human and economic losses from disasters and to facilitate effective rescue relief rehabilitation and reconstruction. The disaster plan spells out what is to be done before during and after a disaster by whom when and how. By anticipating these extraordinary events and acting to minimize their effects a plan helps to rescue the continuity of growth and development. Practical experiences has proved beyond doubt the commitment of recourses to disaster effectiveness compared to sinking of resources in an adhoc way in rescue and rehabilitation. In fact timely prediction and warning systems in coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and building cyclone shelters have contributed to dramatic reduction of loss of life. Combination of structural and non structural measures has shown to alleviate the effects of cyclones floods droughts and earthquakes. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Keynote address. I. Women's status 1. Impact of women in governance in BIMSTEC changes and dynamics in the political policy/B. Ratna Kumari and A. Rajani. 2. Violence against women a study in Khammam District of A.P.S. Radhakrishna and K. Madhava Rao. 3. Role of women a study of rural women headed households/G. Satyanarayana M. Reddi Ramu and K. Krishna Reddy. 4.The status of Dalit women in rural areas in the post independent India/M. Erragattu Swamy and M. Ashok Kumar. 5. Practical utility of gender study/N.M. Das and S. Vidya Sagar. 6. Status of tribal women some issues and concerns/P. Sammulal A Hari Prasad and P. Ramlal. 7. Muslim women in India problems and prospects/N.T.K. Naik S. Mansoor Rahman and H. Akther Banu. 8. Agrarian distress farmers suicides and gender vulnerability/E. Revathi and Burra Ramulu. II. Women's education 9. Women's education as an unfinished agenda India's experience/T. Jyothi Rani and K. Katyayani. 10. Women vis a vis higher education an analytical note/C. Sivaramakrishna Rao N. Linga Murthy and K. Mohan Reddy. 11. Education of girls in India/M. Rukmini C.V. Naidu and S. Rathna Kumari. 12. Gender disparities in education and employment/S. Vidya Sagar and K. Manuja Devi. 13. Analysis of gender inequalities in literacy rate a study in A.P./Gulam Rabbani and Kunati Raji Reddy. 14. Girls education in India a development imperative/P. Vijayalakshmi Pandit. 15. Promoting gender equality through education in the Indian context/Mohamed Khaiser Ahmed. 16. Adolescents and family life education a study of college girls/V. Sreedevi and D. Usha Rani. 17. Gender inequality in literacy rates and education in India/D. Pulla Rao. III. Women's employments 18. Gender wise labour absorption in agriculture an empirical analysis/G. Mallikarjun Mohd. Iqbal Ali and T. Papi Reddy. 19. Empowerment of women through employment a review/K. Padma Latha. 20. Gender disparities in workforce participation rates a study in Andhra Pradesh/Gulam Rabbani and M. Ramesh Reddy. 21. Impact of the SHGs on livelihoods income and household assets a study in Karnataka/G. Sreedhar. 22. Gender equality through women entrepreneurship a research perspective/Sita Vanka and N. Linga Murthy. 23. Gender discrimination in agricultural wages a case study in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh/I. Narendra Kumar V.K. Reddy and G. Chandrasekar Rao. 24. Gender inequalities among marginal farmer and agricultural labourer households a study of two villages in Khammam District/A. Venkateswarlu and Y. Venkateswara Rao. 25. Gender issue in watershed programmes a study/K. Ramanuja Rao and Manduva Narasimha Rao. 26. Working women in the organised industrial sector/C. Swarajyalakshmi. 27. Role of micro finance and changing socio economic conditions of women/K. Harathi. IV. Women's health 28. Prevalence of chronic energy deficiency and obesity among rural women an analysis of nutrient intakes in relation to Plane to nutrition/D.L. Kusuma and B. Babitha. 29. Menarche and related problems a comparative study of inter and degree students/D. Usha Rani and V. Sreedevi. 30. Nutritional status and dietary profile of married pregnant adolescent girls and young women/Baby Depur and G. Nagamani. 31. Mainstreaming gender in health nutrition and population stabilization/Padma. V. Gender equality 32. Empowerment of women and moving towards equality some conceptual issues/C. Sivaramakrishna Rao N. Linga Murthy and K. Mohan Reddy. 33. Gender equality new opportunities for moving ahead/B. Ratna Kumari Tara Kumari and A. Rajani. 34. Discrimination against girl child a study of two villages in Guntur District/D. Srilatha and B. Sambasiva Rao. 35. Declining child sex ratio in Andhra Pradesh causes and consequences/A. Rajani. 36. Gender related development index and gender empowerment measure in India and ASEAN region a comparative study/P. Tara Kumari and P. Vijaya Prakash. 37. Progress of gender equality a study of the SAARC Region/P. Leela. 38. Gender discriminati.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. Editors. 1. On linkages between population and environment some evidences from India/Gopal K. Kadekodi. 2. Water pollution and its effects an analysis/R.G. Desai and K.K. Birla. 3. Forest policies and management in India/Balasubramanian and V. Dhulasi Birundha. 4. Eco tourism policies problem and prospects/M. Rajadurai and Dhulasi Birundha Varadarajan. 5. Environmental awareness and pollution towards Indian environment/P. Anitha and Dhulasi Birundha Varadarajan. 6. Marine oil pollution/G. Jamuna Rani. 7. Development riddle progress vs pollution The song of Musi River/K. Muthyam Reddy. 8. Environmental pollution causes and concerns/K. Dasaratharamaiah K. Dona Thimmappa and M. Krishna Naidu. 9. Environmental concerns of economic development and analysis of challenges and priorities/K. Nageswara Rao. 10. Environment and health hazards/K. Jayalakshmi. 11. Radioactive pollution/J. Maheswari. 12. Vehicular pollution/G. Radhika. 13. Eroding bio diversity man animal conflict/S. Malini. 14. Impact of coalmine industrial effluents on productivity of pulse crop/S. Radha Krishna and C.H. Paramageetham. 15. Sustainable development in India some issues and challenges/N. Vijaya. 16. Social environment a study of slums in Andhra Pradesh/N.T.K. Naik S. Mansoor Rahman and H. Akther Rahman. 17. Environmental pollution and health problems of the workers in sugar industries a study/G. Bhaskar. 18. Impact of urbanization on environment/M. Erragattu Swamy. 19. Population and environmental degradation in India/S. Bhanu Baba Saheb. 20. NEP to NEP New Economic Policy to New (National) Environmental Policy/A. Satyam and M. Venkat Narayana. 21. Impact of agricultural development on environment/A. Bala Krishna K. Kishore Babu and P. Narasimha Rao. 22. Environmental pollution and sustainable economic development/S. Vidya Sagar and N.M. Das. 23. Environmental pollution impact and evaluation a policy approach/B.V. Raghavendar M.N. Swarna and B. Sambasiva Rao. 24. Strategies for sustainable development/G. Satyanarayana Y. Kesava Reddy and M. Reddy Rao. 25. Urban environmental management ecosystem approach/M. Sankara Reddy M. Chandrayya and M. Sundara Ramu. 26. Environment and health hazards/T. Vijayalakshmi. 27. Technology environment and relevance of Gandhiji/B. Madhukar and G. Surya Prakasa Rao. 28. Modern intensive agriculture and environmental problems in India/K. Manuja Devi and K. Ravinder Reddy. 29. Environment forestry and tribals a view point/K. Mohan Reddy and S. Vidya Sagar. 30. Impact of urbanization on environment a study/K. Padma Latha. 31. Prospects and environmental problems of aquaculture case study of a village in Nellore District/K. Venkata Subbaiah. 32. Impact of water pollution on rural livelihood a study/P. Venkateswarlu. 33. Environmental protection in terms of health for the productive generation/Leelabhaskar. 34. Sustainable development and legal issues/T. Jithender Rao. 35. Environmental concerns social issues and economic development/G. Mallikarjun Mohd. Iqbal Ali and M. Ashok Kumar. 36. Environmental problems an overview/P. Srinivasa Rao T. Krishna Kumar and Lakkireddy Satyam. 37. Environment sustainable development/R. Ramudu. 38. Using of pesticides effect on environment and health perspective/K. Yadagiri. 39. Human displacement and environmental problems in rehabilitation a study/M. Pushpalatha T. Damodar and B. Lakshman Rao. 40. A study on sanitation and women's health problems in rural areas/B. Suresh Lal. 41. Environmental issues problems and prospects/K. Sudhakar and Sri Manda Ravinder. Index. Environment and Development are not the two separate entitles but linked together in a complex system of cause and effect. Environmental problems arise as a consequence of lack of development and from unprotected and unintended consequences of economic growth. It is a by product of modern development growth and equity. As per the traditional theory economic development refers to a process of econo.

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