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Condition: New. EditorialAbstracts & Key wordsImproving the Management of Police in Bihar : Dr Arvind VermaTransforming Police into an effective instrument of Police Service : K.V. ThomasToxic Effects of Paraphenylenediamine and its Identification : B.R. RawatNipping in the Bud: Charas Trafficking in Chamba : Gyaneshwar Singh, IPSShootouts within the Force: Need for New Organizational Interventions : A.P. MaheshwariStress of Traffic Police Officers and Traffic Constables under Kolkata Police : AComparative Study : Dr. Sibnath Deb, Tanusree Chakraborty, Pooja Chatterjee and Dr Neerajakshi SrivastavaInternal Security and Policing : Needs for a Strategic Perspective : Jayanto N. ChoudhurylED Blasts: Trend Analysis and Recommendation for setup of Post Blast Investigation Teams : Sh. Anand Jain. IPSEvaluation of X-Ray Fluorescence and Tensile Testing Methods for Forensic Fabric Comparison : Dr. Madhao P. PatilForensic Evaluation of Photocopies : B.R. SharmaShooting Incident proved a Concocted Story A Case Report : B.P. Singh and S.P BaisoyaSynopsis of the Book ?Basic Principles of VIP Security : A Book Review : O.P. MishraState-wise List of Awardees of President?s Police Medal for Distinguished Service on the occasion of Independence Day-2006State-wise List of Awardees of President?s Police Medal for Gallantry on the occasion of Independence Day-2006.

Condition: New. Section IBiography of the late Dr. N. VenkataramanayyaDr. N. Venkataramanayya in the making : V. Venkararaya SasiryDr Nelataru Venkataramanayya : R. SuhrahmaiiyamSection IIPre-History and Proto-HistoryAn Acheulian Site at Agraharam, Prakasam District : V. V. Madhusudana RaoBlunting and the Direction of its Execution : K. PaddayyaDecorated Potsherds from Nadigudem : M.L.K. MurtyThe Neolithic Phase in Coastal Andhra-Distribution Pattern : B.R. Subrahmanyam and B. David RajuArchaeological Sources of Nellore District I. Kanhikeya SarmaSection IIIEPIGRAPHY AND NUMISMATICSTwo Copper Plate Grants of Prabhanjana varman of Vasistha gotra dynasty of Kalinga : M.V.N. Aditya SarmaA Jain Epigraph from Konakondla : A. V. Narasimha MurthyNew light on Tambura plates of Ananta Varma Chodaganga, Dated S. 1051 : N. Mukunda RaoNandaluru incription of the time of Devaraya II : M, KrishnamurthyCheruvu Belgallu Copper plate of Salva Narasingaraya : G. JawaharalNotes on some interesting Vijayanagar Inscriptions : K. V. RameshThe starting point of the Eastern Ganga Era of Kalinga : N. RamesanSome Obscure Indian Reckonings : D. C. SircarImpact of Western Kshatrapa Coirage on Early Indian Indigenous Coins : Ajay Mitra Shastri.

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Condition: New. Editorial Notes : Shri P.G. ShahThe Late Principal A.K. Trivedi : Shri P.G. ShahLanguage?Games : Dr. (Miss) S.H. DivatiaA Scheme for Consolidation of Child Guidance into Mental Hygiene, Research Centre : Dr. J.C. Marfatia & Dr. V.N. BagadiaEducational & Vocational Guidance Department : Dr. Mrs. M.R. Shah & Mrs. D.E. TarachandThe Child Guidance Clinic & Research Centre : Dr. J.C. Marafatia, Dr. V.N. Bagadia, Miss K.J. Shah & Mrs. D.E. TarachandPhysical Education in India : Shri P.G. ShahOrganisation of Secondary Education in Some Countries : Dr. M.P. VaidyaCo-Education?How Indian Girls View It : Mrs. Rita WiesingerPsychology of Motivation as a Factor : Shri Dinesh S. ParghiInter-State Applicability of Humanities Group Test of General Mental Ability (ii) : Meera JoshiResearch Correlates of Two Patterns of Errors Obtained with the Matrices Test : Shri K.S.P. Jain.

Condition: New. The Islamization of South-East Asia : A Re-assessment : Mr. H.E. Wilson Department of History, University of British Columbia, Vancouver-8, CanadaMaharaja Duleep Singh in Russia : Shri R.K. Sharma, C/o Shri Darshan Lal Jain Punjab National Bank, the Mall, Patiala (Punjab)The Settlement in Perpetuity in the Shahabad District (Bihar)?A case study : Dr. Nand Kishore Singh Lecturer in History, Nalanda College, BiharsheriffA Short Review of the Libraries in India during the Turcko-Afghan Period : Dr. K.P. Sahu Department of History, Ranchi University, RanchiRaja Arjun Singh?The Hero of the Mutiny in Singhbhum : Dr. (Mrs.) R. Devi Lecturer, Department of History, Magdh Mahila College, Patna University, PatnaRepercussions of the Ilbert Bill : Dr. Somnath Roy University Department of History Magadh University, Bodh-GayaAttitude of the Indian National Congress towards Muslim Problem (1920-1928) Sushree Padmasha Lecturer in History, M.D.D. College, MuzaffarpurA Study in the Attitude of British Parliament towards the Indian Non-Cooperation Movement, 1920-21 : Shri Ram Nandan Kumar Research Associate, Department of History, Patna University, Patna-5Devaraya II of Vijayanagar (1436-1446 A.D.) : Shri B.V. Srinivasa Rao Head of the Department of History, First Grade College, Orgaun, MysoreThe Russian Efforts for Direct Diplomatic Relations with Afghanistan (1900-1907) : Dr. A.P. Sharma Lecturer, Department of History, Ranchi University, RanchiSachindra Nath Sanyal : A Great Indian Revolutionary : Dr. N.M.P. Srivastava Editorial Section, The Searchlight, PatnaThe Rebellion of Akbal Ali Khan (1781-1786) : Shri S.P. Sinha Assistant Director, Bihar Tribal Welfare Research Institute, RanchiResearch Forum.

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geb., Original-Schutzumschlag, 442 Seiten ; 23 cm; NEUwertig, noch in der Originalfolie eingeschweisst. Die Gier und das Versagen Der zweifelhafte Auftritt des Rolf Breuer bei Bloomberg TV, Josef Ackermanns Victory-Pose vor Gericht, die Razzien und Ungereimtheiten der letzten Zeit, der Top-Dealer Peter Young, der in London vor Gericht in Frauenkleidern erschien, Edson Mitchell, der sich für Gott hielt und dann unter ungeklärten Umständen verstarb . Kaum ein anderes Unternehmen wird zurzeit derart skandalträchtig wahrgenommen wie die Deutsche Bank. Spannend und trotz des ernsten Themas unterhaltsam schildern die Autoren hier die wechselvolle Geschichte der Deutschen Bank sowie ihre Vernetzung in die internationalen Finanzmarktgeschäfte und liefern einen realistischen Ausblick auf die Zukunft dieses Unternehmens. Mit Fachbeiträgen von Prof. Dr. Thomas Mayer sowie dem Finanzexperten Thomas Fritz (Detailinfo) // Inhalt 1. Die Deutschen und das Geld und ihre Banken - Eine Einleitung . 9 2. Die Deutsche Bank - Eine bew egte G eschichte. 18 Vorbemerkung . 18 Die Jahre vor der G ründung. 22 Die Gründung 1870. 33 Action in Übersee und das Inlandsgeschäft. 36 Eisenbahnen und internationale Beteiligungen . 44 Orient, Öl und anderes m e h r . 62 Der Erste Weltkrieg und das Ende der Kaiserzeit. 72 Zwanziger Jahre, »Drittes Reich« und Zweiter Weltkrieg . 81 Revolution, Republik und Weltwirtschaftskrise. 84 »Drittes Reich« und der 2 . Weltkrieg. 109 Wiederaufbau und Wirtschaftswunderzeit. 131 Biografische Abrisse. 158 Alfred Herrhausen. 158 Hilmar Köpper . 175 Rolf-Ernst Breuer und die Konquistadoren. 191 Ackermann, Jain und Fitschen . 205 3. Leitung, die Leiden schafft - Prozesse rund um den Globus. 219 Freundaufklärung - Thoma und die Rechtsabteilung . 221 Das teuerste Interview der Welt - Die Kirch-Prozesse. 225 Libor oben oder unten - Zinsmanipulationen und Rekordstrafen. 245 Seltsame Mautgebühren - Tricks am Devisenmarkt. 263 Gold und Silber lieb ich sehr - Manipulationen am Edelmetallmarkt . 271 Bonus statt Bonität - US-Hypothekenkredite. 277 Wer hat s erfunden? - Steuerhinterziehung in der Schweiz. 286 Viel Schmutz - Betrug beim Emissionshandel. 289 Spieglein, Spieglein - Geldwäsche in Russland. 296 Verbotene Früchte - Verstoß gegen US-Sanktionen. 299 Kölsche Klüngel - Die Oppenheim-Esch-Fonds. 304 The Best of the Rest - Wo es sonst noch kriselt . 309 4. Geschäft, Ethik und Moral - Unternehmenskultur am Scheideweg . 318 Gutes Geld - Gewinn und Verantwortung. 320 Zwangsweises Umdenken - Unternehmensführung. 331 Alles neu macht der Cryan - Struktur- und Führungswechsel . 336 »Wir müssen einfach besser werden.« - Strategie 2020. 342 Investment plus oder minus - Zwischen Ackermann und C ry a n . 345 Typisch oder untypisch - Cryan und A chleitner. 351 Zäsur ohne Zinsen - Hauptversammlung 2016 . 361 Grau ist alle Theorie - Nach der Hauptversammlung . 370 Zwischen Diversity und Klimaschutz - Selbstverständnis der Unternehmenskultur. 375 Soros und Trump - Randnotizen zum Schluss. 379 5. Deutsche Bank - was n u n ? . 382 Richtige strategische Entscheidung. 383 Mangelhafte Implementierung. 387 Die »Fremdenlegion« der B an k . 389 Der Ritt auf der Kreditwelle . 391 Neue Herausforderungen. 396 Was n u n ? 404 6. Deutsche Bank - aktuelle Entwicklungen und Ausblick unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Strategie 2020 . 410 Einleitung. 410 Systemrelevanz und weltweite Verflechtungen des Bankhauses. 412 Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Deutschen B an k . 415 Geschäftsmodelle und Wertschöpfungsketten im Umbruch. 416 Megatrends und Möglichkeiten profitablen W achstums. 420 Wohlstand schaffen in Emerging Markets vs. Wohlstand erhalten in entwickelten Ländern. 420 Infrastrukturfinanzierungen. 420 Wachstum außerhalb des Bankensektors. 421 Strategie 2020 der Deutschen Bank - ein kritischer Blick zum Erhalt der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit. 422 Eine Herkulesaufgabe fü r den Vorstand und eine nervenaufreibende Zeit fü r alle Stakeholder. 426 Zum Schluss. 430 7. Das Kapital - Fakten und Begriffserklärungen. 432 A llgem ein. 432 Aktionärsstruktur. 433 Großaktionäre. 433 Nettoertrag (Umsatz) ausgewählter Tochtergesellschaften und Niederlassungen im Jahr 2015: . 434 G lossar. 434 Z34850G6 ISBN 9783776627978 Gemäß §19 UStG weist dieser Verkäufer keine Mehrwertsteuer aus (Kleinunternehmerstatus)."Universitätsbibliotheken sowie öffentliche kommunale Bibliotheken können auf Rechnung beliefert werden. Ab 01.01.2023 erfolgt wegen der EPR keine Lieferung nach Österreich mehr. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: 1. Standardisation of propagation techniques by cutting of some tropical fruit crops/S.K. Mitra & T.K. Bose. 2. Response of varying concentrations of boron in yield and quality of grapes (Vitis vinifera L.)/B. Singh & P. Rethy. 3. Biochemical changes in litchi (cv. Bombai) fruits under various treatments at different storage duration/T.K. Sarkar, S.K. Jana, D. Sarangi & T.K. Chattopadhyay. 4. Nutrient management in apple through trickle irrigation/Satish Bhardwaj, R.S. Malik and I.P. Sharma. 5. Effect of N P K and micronutrients on the fruit yield and quality of peach (Prunus persica Batsch)/K.S. Verma & A.R. Bhandari. 6. Effect of GA and nutrient solution on the growth of khirnee (Manilkara hexandra Roxb.) seedlings/B.K. Nema, S.K. Rai, M.K. Nema & B.S. Baghel. 7. Effect of etiolation, ringing, auxin and non-auxinic compounds on rooting of cuttings of rose apple (Syzygium jambos Alston)/J.K. Hore & S.K. Sen. 8. Propagation of guava (Psidium guajava L.) by air layering/Kamleshkar Singh & B.P. Jain. 9. Management techniques in dryland fruit culture/R.S. Chovatia & S.P. Singh. 10. Management of anabe disease of arecanut-chemical and cultural method of control/S.N. Sampat Kumar & K.K.N. Nambiar. 11. Anabe disease of arecanut palm--isolation and pathogenicity tests with Ganoderma lucidum/S.N. Sampathkumar & K.K.N. Nambiar. 12. Varietal screening of pea against powdery mildew (Erysiphe polygoni D.C.)/D.K. Sharma, M.K. Sharma, K.B. Rastogi & Y.R. Shukla. 13. Genetic variability in F4 generation of garden pea (Pisum sativum L.)/H. Dev & K.B. Rastogi. 14. Evaluation of some temperate cultivars of carrot (Daucus carota L.) under high altitude and dry temperate conditions of Kinnaur/H.S. Kanwar, B.L. Koul & C.P. Negi. 15. Correlation and path coefficient analysis in Okra/K. Subhashini, C. Ravi Sankar & V. Prabhakar Rao. 16. Effect of planting dates and spacings on fruit characters and yield in tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum, Mill.)/Y.R. Shukla, Jagmohan Kumar, P.S. Arya and M.K. Sharma. 17. Heterosis and combining ability studies of some quality traits in tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.)/H. Dev and R.S. Rattan. 18. Propagation of Cryptomeria Japonica (L.F.) D. don (Japanese cedar) through cutting/S.K. Verma, K.C. Pant & R.R. Arya. 19. Propagation of kiwi fruit Actinidia chinensis through stem cutting/S.K. Verma, K.C. Pant & R.R. Arya. 20. Physico-chemical status of arid soils under Prosopis cineraia (L.) druce/Anil Kumar, Bal Krishan & Pankaj Rana. 21. Growth and biomass production efficiency of some tree-species/N.L. Patel & S.P. Singh. 22. Effect of indole butyric and P-hydroxy Benzoic acids in rooting of ELM (Ulmus leavigata Royla.) stem cuttings/D.R. Bhardwaj & V.K. Mishra. 23. Grow trees on salt affected soils/Y.V. Avaiya & S.P. Singh. 24. Growing and planting techniques of important tree species in Arunachal condition-I/N.B. Singh. 25. An assessment of wild relatives of cultivated plants in Indian desert and their conservation/V. Singh & R.P. Pandey.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Shri Pankajkumar Shah has analyzed the problem and has tried to redefine the boundaries of the nakshatras. Pioneering as the work is, the details of which can be found in the 10th section of the book. The importance and the significance of Shri Pankajkumar Shah s work both for the ancient Indian tradition and in particular to the Jain tradition cannot be overstated. This work will be a guiding light for future investigators for a long time to come. The author welcomes this path breaking contribution and wishes all the success to Shri Pankajkumar Shah. May Shri Pankajkumar Shah bring forth many more books and further our knowledge andreveal the hidden treasures of astronomy of the Jain tradition.-B. N. Narahari Achar Professor Emeritus University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152 Jain astronomical texts provide a multitude of data that can be used to gain valuable insight into our glorious history. Jain astronomy provides a bridge between Vedic astronomy and classical Hindu astronomy. While a lot of scholarly work has been done in dating the Hindu texts, Jain texts have not received the scholarly attention they deserve. The work by Pankaj ji is a great step towards filling this gap.-Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy Mississauga, Ontario, Canada The publication of this book will be an important addition to the field of Indian Astronomy, and it will be welcomed by the academic world. In my opinion, mathe-maticians, and experts of Jainology will find it fascinating and engrossing.-Dr. Anupam Jain, Professor of Mathematics Government College, Sanwer 453 551 Indore- India Now we have factual evidence to show that the Nakashtra system is traceable to the Jain tradition. This book by Pankaj Shah is the outcome of his detailed and long investigations into the astronomical content in ancient Jain scriptures. His study indeed gives us an excellent survey of the status of the astronomical knowledge accruable from the Jain canon.-Dr. Shrenik Bandi Prof. Emeritus IPS Academy, Indore, M. P. India.

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Preface. Prologue. 1. Concept of suffering in Buddhism/Swami Prabhananda. 2. Buddhism on momentariness and suffering/J.L. Shaw. 3. Suffering as expounded by early disciple of Buddha/Meena V. Talim. 4. Vedanta and Buddhism/C.L. Prabhakar. 5. Treatment of suffering in Gautama's Nyayasutra/Mrinal Kanti Gangopadhyay. 6. Dukkham Aryasaccam as depicted in the Buddhist Nikaya and Agamas/S.K. Pathak. 7. Some problems concerning Duhkhasatya/Prabal Kumar Sen. 8. Suffering an analytical study/Pradyumna Dube. 9. Buddha's altruism/Angraj Chaudhary. 10. Concept of suffering from the Bodhisattva viewpoint of self dedication/J. Sitaramamma. 11. Concept of Dukkha in Buddhist and Jain traditions/Bhagchandra Jain. 12. Aspects of the Buddhist social philosophy I understanding Pancasila/Dilip Kumar Mohanta. 13. Concept of suffering in early Buddhism/Bimalendra Kumar. 14. Buddhism has solutions from suffering/Bela Bhattacharya. 15. Buddhist view of suffering as discussed in Abhidharmakosa of Vasubandhu in Sarvastivada School/Narendra Kumar Dash. 16. Suffering as expounded by early disciples of Buddha/Meena V. Talim. 17. The concept of Dukkha in the Buddhist Nikayas/Parineeta Deshpande. The present volume is the fourth and the final volume in the Indo Tibetan studies series edited by Dr. N.K. Dash. It contains seventeen research papers by the noted scholars which investigate and probe into the profound concept of suffering in Buddhism. As the subject suffering touches deeply the whole mankind the eminent scholars view the concept from various angles as it was understood expounded and practised by the Buddha himself his early and later disciples and various commentators. 180 pp.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Shri Pankajkumar Shah has analyzed the problem and has tried to redefine the boundaries of the nakshatras. Pioneering as the work is, the details of which can be found in the 10th section of the book. The importance and the significance of Shri Pankajkumar Shah s work both for the ancient Indian tradition and in particular to the Jain tradition cannot be overstated. This work will be a guiding light for future investigators for a long time to come. The author welcomes this path breaking contribution and wishes all the success to Shri Pankajkumar Shah. May Shri Pankajkumar Shah bring forth many more books and further our knowledge andreveal the hidden treasures of astronomy of the Jain tradition.-B. N. Narahari Achar Professor Emeritus University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152 Jain astronomical texts provide a multitude of data that can be used to gain valuable insight into our glorious history. Jain astronomy provides a bridge between Vedic astronomy and classical Hindu astronomy. While a lot of scholarly work has been done in dating the Hindu texts, Jain texts have not received the scholarly attention they deserve. The work by Pankaj ji is a great step towards filling this gap.-Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy Mississauga, Ontario, Canada The publication of this book will be an important addition to the field of Indian Astronomy, and it will be welcomed by the academic world. In my opinion, mathe-maticians, and experts of Jainology will find it fascinating and engrossing.-Dr. Anupam Jain, Professor of Mathematics Government College, Sanwer 453 551 Indore- India Now we have factual evidence to show that the Nakashtra system is traceable to the Jain tradition. This book by Pankaj Shah is the outcome of his detailed and long investigations into the astronomical content in ancient Jain scriptures. His study indeed gives us an excellent survey of the status of the astronomical knowledge accruable from the Jain canon.-Dr. Shrenik Bandi Prof. Emeritus IPS Academy, Indore, M. P. India.

Library Buckram. Condition: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Iv, 564 pages. With plates, diagrams, tables & illustrations. Original wrappers in. With library stamps & labels. Slight wear & some soiling to spine, covers & corners. ; Ex-Library; Quarto; SERIES A VOLUME 227 No. 1168 21 December 1954Ñ The influence of molecular flexibility on the transfer of vibrational energy in hydrocarbons. By W. D. McGrath and A. R. Ubbelohde, F. R. S. Ñ Rates of polymerization in the system styrene, ? -methoxystyrene and methyl methacrylate. By D. C. Blackley, H. W. Melville, F. R. S. And L. Valentine Ñ Irradiation of explosives with high-speed particles and the influence of crystal size on explosion. By F. P. Bowden, F. R. S. And K. Singh. (Plates 1 and 2) Ñ The application of variational methods to atomic scattering problems. IV. The excitation of the 21S and 23S states of helium by electron impact. By H. S. W. Massey, F. R. S. And B. L. Moiseiwitsch Ñ The coherent scattering of y-rays by K electrons in heavy atoms. I. Method. By G. E. Brown, R. E. Peierls, F. R. S. And J. B. Woodward Ñ The coherent scattering of y-rays by K electrons in heavy atoms. II. The scattering of 0.32 mc2 y-rays in mercury. By Sheila Brenner, G. E. Brown and J. B. Woodward Ñ The combustion of methane at high temperatures. By J. H. Burgoyne and H. Hirsch Ñ Renormalization of the transformation operators of quantum electrodynamics. By J. C. Polkinghorne Ñ Antiferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism of non-stoichiometric compounds. By E. W. Elcock Ñ The thermal decomposition of ammonium perchlorate. I. Introduction, experimental, analysis of gaseous products, and thermal decomposition experiments. By L. L. Bircumshaw and B. H. Newman Ñ Secondary flow in a rotating straight pipe. By S. N. Barua No. 1169 7 January 1955Ñ The distribution of temperature along a thin rod electrically heated in vacuo. V. Time lag. By S. C. Jain and Sir K. S. Krishnan, F. R. S Ñ Studies in polymerization. VIII. Reactions of N-carboxy-a-amino acid anhydrides initiated by metal cations. By D. G. H. Ballard, C. H. Bamford and F. J. WeymouthÑ The colours and magnetic properties of hydrated iron group salts, and evidence for covalent bonding. By J. Owen Ñ The crystal and molecular structure of fluorene. By D. M. Burns and J. Iball Ñ On the thermal properties of FrÖhlich+s one-dimensional superconductor. By C. G. Kuper Ñ The thermal decomposition of ammonium perchlorate. II. The kinetics of the decomposition, the effect of particle size, and discussion of results. By L. L. Bircumshaw and B. H. Newman. (Plate 3) . Ñ The theory of the magneto-resistance effects in polar semi-conductors. By B. F. Lewis and E. H. Sondheimer Ñ Studies in chain transfer. V. Acrylonitrile. By Suryya Kumar Das, Satya Ranjan Chatterjee and Santi R. Palit Ñ The early development of spherical blast from a particular charge. By F. J. Berry, D. S. Butler and M. Holt Ñ Finite elastic deformation of compressible isotropic bodies. By A. E. Green No. 1170 20 January 1955Ñ Address off the President, Dr E. D. Adrian. O. M. , at the Anniversary Meeting, 30 November 1951 Ñ The valence-bond theory of molecular structure. III. Cycfobutadiene and benzene. By R. McWeeny Ñ Photometric investigations of alkali metals in hydrogen flame gases. I. A general survey of the use of resonance radiation in the measurement of atomic concentrations. By C. G. James and T. M. Sugden . Ñ The valence bands in two-dimensional graphite. By W. M. LomerÑ The structure of the p-band of graphite. By D. P. Johnston Ñ A theory of the Hall effect in graphite. By D. F. Johnston Ñ Two-dimensional flow of a compressible fluid past given curved obstacles with infinite wakes. By L. C. Woods Ñ The interaction of oxygen with clean metal surfaces. By M. A. H. Lanyon and B. M. W. Trapnell Ñ The effects of hydraulic resistance in the dam-break problem. By G. B. Whitham Ñ Quantum-mechanical analysis of spin-echo phenomena. By T. P. Das, A. K. Saha and D. K. Roy No 1171 8 February 1955Ñ Studies of the explosive combustion of hydrocarbons by kinetic spectroscopy. II. Comparative investigations of hydrocarbons and a study of the continuous absorption spectra. By R. G. W. Norrish, F. R. S. , G. Porter and B. A. Thrush Ñ The optical properties of thin oxide films on tantalum. By A. Charlesby and J. J. Polling Ñ On the cubic and hexagonal close-packed lattices. By T. H. K. Barron and C. Domb Ñ Further investigations of charge exchange and electron detachment. I. Ion energies 3 to 40 keV. By J. B. H. Stedeford. II. Ion energies 100 to 4000eV. By J. B. Hasted Ñ The use of a high-speed digital computer for the direct determination of crystal structures. I. By W. Cochran and A. S. Douglas Ñ The area of real contact and the shear strength of monomolecular layers of a boundary lubricant. By Anita I. Bailey and J. S. Courtney-Pratt. (Plates 4 to 7) Ñ The numerical solution of differential equations governing reflexion of long radio waves from the ionosphere. By K. G. BuddenÑ Surface studies on a new poly-amino-acid. By J. T. Davies and J. Llopis Ñ Operator equivalents and matrix elements for the excited states of rare-earth ions. By B. R. Judd.

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. List of contributors. 1. Introduction coalitional governance and centre state relations in India from dominant federalism to co operative federalism/D. Sundar Ram. 2. Changing party system and vitality of the federal structure in India/Haridwar Rai and Vijay Kumar. 3. Exploring representative Governance in India/Snehalata Panda. 4. Representing the states at the federal level role of the Rajya Sabha/Sandeep Shastri. 5. Role and position of the Indian Prime Minister in coalition politics assessing the functioning of the UPA Government/N.S. Gehlot. 6. Role of Governor in Indian Federal System new dimensions under Article 356/R. Gangadhara Sastry. 7. Indian federal system and coalition experiment/S.N. Sadasivan. 8. 73rd Amendment State Governments and Panchayati Raj in India/S.P. Jain. 9. Growth of regional political parties in India influence and impact on federal system/R. Yadagiri. 10. Politics of coalition in India survival and stability/M.R. Biju. 11. Experimentation and exigency in coalition politics in India a study/J. Ramesh Sundar. 12. Federalism and coalition Governments in India emerging challenges in center state relations/T.H. Chowdary. 13. Coalition Governments in India a way forward for good governance/D. Sundar Ram. 14. Social base of Indian federalism challenges and prospects/S.S. Sreekumar. 15. Regional political parties and demand for state autonomy new dimensions in Indian Federal System/Y. Gurappa Naidu. 16. India federalised how do people look at it/Harish K. Thakur. Appendices Annexure I. Recommendations of the Sarkari Commission Report. Annexure II. Recommendations of the Sarkari Commission Report. Annexure III. Recommendations of the National Commission to review the working of the constitution on union state relations. Annexure IV. Constitutional mechanism for the settlement of inter state disputes. Appendix V. Chronology of President's Rule in Indian States. Appendix VI. Dr. Rajendra Prasad's speech in the Constituent Assembly of India the 26 November 1949. Appendix VII. Address by Dr. Shanker Dayal Sharma President of India on the occasion of the 50 anniversary of the first sitting of the Constituent Assembly. Index. 342 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Introduction/Talwar Sabanna. 1. Developing countries protection of intellectual property under TRIPs and innovation investment/Laura J. Loppacher and William A. Kerr. 2. Intellectual property rights under globalisation/Anju Jain. 3. Trade related intellectual property rights a critical analysis/C.M. Rajpraveen. 4. The impact of TRIPs on agriculture/R. Meenakshi. 5. Intellectual property rights and its relationship with trade/R. Hiremani Naik. 6. Assessing the implications of intellectual property rights on agriculture biological resource and indigenous people/I. Sundar. 7. Intellectual property rights protection and enforcement/S. Srikrishna and S. Anil Kumar. 8. IPR regime in India Post WTO scenario/S.B. Somannavar. 9. India and WTO what India should do/P.L. Sablok and Geetanjali Sharma. 10. WTO and India commitments and impacts/H.H. Uliveppa and D.R. Albal. 11. WTO and India's foreign trade/K.A. Rasure. 12. Health insurance in India issues and challenges/Vishwanatha Jayasheela M. Showkat Ali and S. Sudhakar. 13. The economics of environmental pollution and human rights with special reference to water pollution in Kanyakumari district/J. Cyril Kanmony. 14. WTO and trade in services/D.N. Patil. 15. Globalisation intellectual property rights and prospects of Indian agriculture/Geetanjali Sharma. 16. Bio technology and patent law/N.S. Sreenivasulu and C. Basavaraju. 17. Importance of indigenous health care practices of Monpa tribe of Arunachal Pradesh under IPR and new regime/Manish Sharma. Intellectual Property Rights refers to the assurance given by the government to reward the innovators by granting monopoly over production and marketing. General Agreement on Tariff and Trade (GATT) state members shall provide for the protection of plant varieties by patents or by an effective sui generics system or by a combination thereof. The TRIPS agreement seems to be discriminatory to protect the interest of developed countries or the patent holders. Further the agreement carries some unfavourable effects to developing nations like India. Some of the apparent apprehensions regarding the new patent regime are that it would promote bio colonisation legalise monopolies in the form of MNCs seriously endanger many of the Indian traditional medicinal plants through bio piracy and over exploitation. Contradicting the apprehensions of the critics many people feel that India holds a lot of promise in the liberalized trade regime and the agreement would bring the favourable changes to the Indian economy. With this background the book have a critical look at issues related to intellectual property rights and its impact on developing countries. 243 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Articles 1. A glance at the word Varna in the Vedic literature/Uma Chakravarty. 2. On astronomical references in Vyasa Dhrtarastra Samvada in the Bhismaparvan of Mahabharata/B.N. Narahari Achar. 3. Indian origins of chess an overview/C. Pandurang Bhatta. 4. A discussion about the rare quotes from Candesvara Thakkura's Rajanitiratnakara/Swagata Pandit. 5. Kiratarjuniya IX ( A)/J.A.F. Roodbergen. 6. Characterizing classical anustup a study in Sanskrit Prosody/G.S.S. Murthy. 7. The Ramayana tradition in Central Himalaya/D.P. Sakalani. Miscellanea 1. On Aryabhata's planetary constants/Subhash Kak. 2. Political history as an integral study of political life and institutions/Shankar Goyal. 3. Is salvation a nonexistence in the Nyaya school/Satyamurti. 4. Vedic culture in comparison with Indo European Common Culture/Hukam Chand Patyal. 5. Mahimnastava edited by Prof. Norman Brown some observations/K.S. Arjunwadkar. 6. Visnu in the Veda/Vishvanath Khaire. Reviews 1. Collected papers on Jain studies/Padmanabha S. Jaini. 2. Dr. Charlotte Krause her life and literature Vol. I/Hazarimull Banthia and Luitgard Soni reviewed by R.P. Poddar. 3. Before the beginning and after the end/ Rishi Kumar Mishra. 4. Retrieval of history of Puranic myths/P.L. Bhargava reviewed by S.K. Lal. 5. Bhasasastra Pravesini (A handbook on comparative philology)/R.S. Venkatarama Sastri reviewed by G.B. Palasule. 6. Religion revisited/J. Ouseparampil reviewed by Pradeep Gokhale. 7. Sri Balakrsna Granthavali/Balakrsna Bhatta. 8. Kavya in South India (Old Tamil Cankam poetry)/Herman Tielon and Egbert Forsden reviewed by P.G. Lalye. 9. Aryan culture in Assam/Manotosh Chakravarti reviewed by Uma Chakravarty. Books received for review. Obituary notices 1. Pandit Vaman Balakrishna Bhagvat Guruji/Saroja Bhate. 2. Prof. Chintamani Ganesh Kashikar/Shrikant Bahulkar. 220 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. I. Groundwater exploration quality development and modelling 1. Parameter estimation in groundwater modeling from theory to application (Keynote paper)/K. Lakshmi Prasad. 2. A profile of groundwater mining and its exploitation in India/Neeraj D. Sharma. 3. Optimal management strategies for Hydrocarbon contaminated aquifers incorporating biodegradation/Vudayaraj Sushma and Bithin Datta. 4. Exploring the deep fresh water aquifer in a sedimentary saline water environment a case study from Pannapattu of Chidambaram Taluk Cuddalore District Tamil Nadu/T.S. Badrinarayanan and R. Venkatesan. 5. Sea water intrusion modeling in coastal aquifers/M. Mohan Babu and G.K. Viswandh. 6. Electrical resisitivity survey for groundwater exploration from a hardrock terrain in and around Garag of Dharwad District Karnataka/J.T. Gudagur B.B. Alagawadi and S.C. Chougala. 7. Integrated ground water exploration using drilling and borehole logging techniques a case study/G.Y. Setty V. Narayana Raju V. Arul Prakasam and A. Subburaj. 8. Maximisation of benefits through conjunctive utilisation of surface and ground water in parts of Nagarjuna Sagar Canal command area Andhra Pradesh a case study/Dwarakanath A.D. Rao. 9. Analysis and interpretation of groundwater quality parameters of Tumkur Taluk Karnataka/Ramakrishnaiah C.R C. Sadashivaiah and G. Ranganna.10. A study on the ground water quality in Guntur Urban Agglomeration/K. Siva Sankar J. Siddhardha Kumar and J.S. Bhargav. 11. Inverse modelling of groundwater systems using genetic algorithms/K. Lakshmi Prasad and A.K. Rastogi. 12. Studies on groundwater management in Sukhad sub watershed Chhattisgarh/D.R. Patel. II. Hydrologic parameter estimation and modelling 13. Use of geoinformatics in watershed management (keynote paper)/Arup Kumar Sarma. 14. Estimation of water losses and savings at some organizations in Visakhapatnam using initial water balance studies/Satish Kumar Kolluru Srinivas Pasupuleti S. Bala Prasad and Anitha Kanthi Konda. 15. Box and Jenkins model application for rainfall forecasting of Saidapet Rain Guage Station Chennai/Chimirala Ch. Srinivas P. Srinivas K. Satish Kumar and S. Thayumanavan. 16. Application of rainwater harvesting at coastal developing region/Neeraj D. Sharma and J.N. Patel. 17. Planning for rain water harvesting projects in hard rock terrains of India requirements and hydrogeological considerations/D. Venkat Reddy. 18. Application of soft computing technique in rainfall runoff modeling/C.S.V. Subrahmanya Kumar and G.K. Viswanadh. 19. Rainfall runoff modeling using fuzzy logic/C.S.V. Subramanya Kumar G.K. Viswanadh. 20. Conventional methods of flood forecasting and neural network models of flood forecasting literature review/Y. Arunakar Reddy and G.K. Viswanadh. 21. Some thoughts on rainfall runoff relationships the case study of the Netravathi Basin in Karnataka/Pradeep M.P Mysooru R. Yadupathi Putty and M.K. Nagaraj. 22. Bed morphology in Meander Channel equilibrium and time variation profiles/Maharudra S. Gadagil and Srijib K. Kar. III. Computational methods in watershed hydrology 23. Catchment responses simulated by two variable source area models in a Western Ghat Catchment (keynote paper)/Mysooru R. Yadupathi Putty Pradeep M.P. and M.K. Nagaraj. 24. Application of GIS for flood mapping of upper Vaigai Basin Tamilnadu/Chimirala ch. Srinivas P. Srinivas G. Ashok R. Bala Murugan. 25. A review of numerical modelling of vegetative landfill covers/Shailendra Kumar Jain and Shashi Mathur. 26. Integrated watershed management objectives and strategies/T. Kiran Kumar G. Ravi Kumar and G. Suman Kumar. 27. Cause pattern and impact of the changing facet of River Saryu Faizabad District/Pawan Kumar Shukla Vishal Gupta and A.A. Ansari. 28. Development of stochastic model for the forecasting of the reservoir inflows/Qamar Sultana B. Venkateswara Rao and Dande V.S. Prasad. 29. An LP model for estimation of active storage capacity of G.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Dr. S.M. Tripathi a memorable personality/C. Lal. 2. Protection of Intellectual Property in digital era/Ashwini Tiwari. 3. Intellectual Property in the developing countries problems and prospects/V. Vishwa Mohan and K. Sridhar Reddy. 4. Online searching of the databases/C. Lal. 5. Role of e resources in information retrieval/K.C. Panda and Rashmilata Mohanta. 6. Information networking among libraries/C. Lal. 7. Multimedia what and why/Kulesh Kumar. 8. Academic information networks in India/Sashmita Mahapatra and K.C. Panda. 9. Digital library/D.V. Kothari. 9. Digital library an advent of IT/Umesh Kumar Agarwal. 11. Building up digital library tools and techniques/S.N. Singh. 12. Digital libraries/Kulesh Kumar. 13. Creation of a digital library/Abdul Rashid and Masarat Farooq. 14. Virtual libraries/Kulesh Kumar. 15. Telecommunication tools and techniques/C. Lal. 16. Use of E mail and E mail ethics for libraries/Bansilal Badolia. 17. Electronic document delivery service/B.K. Sharma and Pankaj Kumar Singh. 18. Bibliometrics its concept and applications/A.K. Varma. 19. Modern components of information technology/Kulesh Kumar. 20. Information management/C. Lal. 21. Information society and libraries/Jitendra Shrivastava. 22. Information society its impact/C. Lal. 23. Electronic journals prospects and problems/D. V. Kothari and R.S. Rathore. 24. The internet/Lakshmikant Mishra. 25. Internet public library a revolutionary trend of librarianship/Hemant Sharma and Prem Prakash Pant. 26. Status of Internet use in India/K.C. Panda and Geetanjali Sahoo. 27. Internet search engine an analysis/Snigdharani Sahu and Diptimayee Badhai. 28. Internet search engines an overview/Ram Gopal Garg and Vivekananda Jain. 29. Newspaper library an asset for information society/Sonal Singh and Surekha Pandit. 30. Use of Open Source Software in Indian libraries a study/K.C. Panda and Diptimayee Sahoo. 31. Current awareness services in libraries/A.K. Varma. 32. Technology management in libraries/Kulesh Kumar. 33. Knowledge management and its implications for libraries/K.C. Panda Sailaja Mishra and Pradip Kumar Nikhandia. 34. Knowledge management through information analysis tools/Sonal Singh and P.K. Tripathi. 35. Knowledge modelling and management/Brijesh Tiwari and Arvind R. Namdeo. 36. System analysis and design application of system study techniques to library procedures and services/A.K. Varma and Ishani Mukherjee. 37. Total Quality Management (TQM) in library and information services/B.K. Sharma M. Aslam Khan and Pankaj Kumar Singh. 38. Information an analysis/B. Kumar. 39. Cataloguing of non print media with special reference to sound recording and video recording an overview/B.K. Choudhary. 40. Traditional vs. web based resources access for enhancement of higher education/Satish Kumar Malik. 41. The new information system technology and its usefulness for libraries/Brajesh Tiwari and Ravind R. Namdeo. 42. Current status of LIS education in distant mode an Indian experiment/K.C. Pando and Subedita Behera. 43. Librarianship in twenty first century/Sudipti Prava Nath and Babita Behera. 44. Library and information professionals in twenty first century/Mohit Bhatnagar. 45. Selected changes and revisions in DDC 22 an evaluation/Niranjan Singh. This book is a collection of articles in the memory of late Prof. S.M. Tripathi who dedicated his life to the library profession and worked endlessly for the betterment of the profession in general and his students and all who looked upon him for guidance in particular. The articles contained in this book are contributions from various learned scholars of library and information science field and cover a wide gamut to new technologies which play an important role in the library operations today. This book encompasses all there is to know for getting an insight into the modern technologies and their impact on library and information science. All the topics have been carefully chosen and arranged so as to le.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents 1. Spectrum of biodiversity in the Orissa Mangroves their sustainable exploitation and germplasm conservation/B.P. Choudhury. 2. Biodiversity scenario of Western Ghats with particular reference to Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka/G.R. Hegde. 3. Diversity of grass flora in India/D.C. Pal and V. Mudgal. 4. Value and exploitation of indigenous knowledge related to biodiversity/C.S. Singh and A. Dwivedi. 5. Biodiversity at Global and India level with a particular emphasis to Pachmari biosphere reserve of M.P. (India)/T.R. Sahu and P. Sahu. 6. Taxonomy and conservation of Indian medicinal plants/V.N. Naik. 7. Ecological and biological diversity of the floral element in the proposed Amarkantak biosphere reserve India/A.K. Kandya and K.P. Prashanth. 8. Propagation techniques for medicinal plants used in common ailments/P. Sahu Gayatri Dubey and T.R. Sahu. 9. Role of NBRI botanic garden towards conservation education and sustainable utilization of plant diversity/Anil K. Goel. 10. Medicinal plants used in treatment of indigestion in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh/Amia Tirkey Fatima Khan S.S. Khan and T. Saify. 11. Present status of higher plant diversity of Ralamandal sanctuary Indore (M.P)/S. Ray and C.M. Solanki. 12. Afforestation of coastal Mangrove vegetation need for selection of species and sustenance of bio diversity/Ranjana Jaiswal Suhasini Sasikumar and B. Sasikumar. 13. Study of system transfer function of a grassland community/S.R. Gupta Raj Kumar Verma and Krishna Anand. 14. Utility of training programme in commercial cultivation and awareness of medicinal and aromatic plants/Vimlesh Vishwakarma and Archna Dwivedi. 15. Mangroves of Mahanadi delta past present and prospects for future/R.K. Nayak and B.P. Choudhury. 16. Impact of pollution on fruits and seeds of some road side trees a case study for bio diversity/Ranjana Jaiswal Trisa Joseph Suhasini Sasikumar and B. Sasikumar. 17. Genetic variability in wheat (triticum aestivum l.)/Pramod Kumar and Y. Mishra. 18. Floristic diversity of Haryana an assessment of threatened plants for conservation/S.P. Jain. 19. Woody legumes of Ratlam district M.P./Alka Chaturvedi. 20. Contributions of university botanic gardens to the implementation of the convention on biodiversity/P. Sahu and T.R. Sahu. 21. Diversity in natural occurrence of wheat diseases of Sagar region/R.K. Pathak. 22. Crop modelling to sustain better crop harvest out of fluctuating climatic conditions of Sagar region of Madhya Pradesh/S.M. Kurmvanshi K.C. Shukla S.V. Valenkar and R.K. Saraf. 23. Mycorrhiza in sustainable agriculture/K.G. Mukerji and Bhoopander Giri. 24. Effect of different sources of nutrients on growth of pomegranate (punica granatum l.)/R.K. Saraf R.K. Samaiya and K.C. Shukla. 25. Grain yield and chemical properties of soil as affected by Soybean (glycine max) genotypes and fertility levels/M.P. Dubey. 26. Medicinal utility of botanic garden's weeds a case study of Sagar university botanic garden/P. Sahu. 27. Biodiversity conservation different approaches/P. Sahu and T.R. Sahu. 28. Traditional practices in Bastar cause threat to biodiversity conservation/B.P. Nonhare P. Sahu and T.R. Sahu. 29. Role of university botanic gardens in context to BGCI CBD a case study of botanic garden of Dr. Hari Singh Gour university Sagar/P. Sahu. 30. Strategies for sustainable utilization of biological resource in the Noradehi Wild Life Sanctuary of Sagar (Madhya Pradesh)/P. Sahu. The book entitled Biodiversity and Sustainable Utilization of Biological Resources is a result of National Conference on sustainable utilization of biological resources held during 16 18 March 2001 at department of Botany Dr. H.S. Gour Vishwavidyalaya Sagar (M.P.) India. The present book contains articles presented by eminent scientists of the country on varied aspects of related subject. It gives up to date information about the application of biotechnology to meet the ever increasing demand of food medicine crop plants and m.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Land degradation: problems and prospects/G.P. Verma. 2. Land degradation and managing ravine for today and tomorrow/Akhilesh Singh, Subhash Thakur and Avinash S. Tomar. 3. Chambal ravines, perspectives of formations and management options/S.K. Verma and Akhilesh Singh. 4. Watershed based reclamation and control of Chambal ravines/G.P. Verma. 5. Modeling soil erosion from watershed/M.K. Hardaha. 6. Silvipastoral practices for wasteland rehabilitation, animal production and ecosystems services/D.R. Palsaniya. 7. Restoration of soil health of degraded lands via carbon sequestration: a win-win green strategy for ensuring food security/R.K. Rattan. 8. Impact of climate change on resource management/U.P.S. Bhadauria, S.K. Sharma, Sanjay Jain and Avinash Singh Tomar. 9. Soil and environmental pollution: causes and remedial measures/B.L. Sharma. 10. Biological indicators of soil quality/D.L.N. Rao. 11. Effectiveness of soil and water conservation measures for resource conservation in black soils of Malwa region/D.H. Ranade. 12. Resource conservation technologies: a prospective of Central India/Y.P. Singh and Sudhir Singh. 13. Integrated nutrient management: key for improving soil health and sustainability/Hitendra K. Rai. 14. Soil quality under intensive cropping systems in Central India/V.K. Kharche. 15. Nutrient management: a key to soil health and long-term sustainability/Muneshwar Singh. 16. Soil health management though farming system approach/B. Gangwar. 17. Risk assessment of metal contaminated soils/S.P. Datta. 18. Management of salt affected soils for sustainable agriculture/V.K. Kharche. 19. Biodiversity and its conservation/S.S. Tomar and Akhilesh Singh. 20. Application of soil surveys for land evaluation/Shashi S. Yadav and B.K. Rajput. Index. Land degradation is a concept in which the value of bio-physical environment is adversely affected. Land is the basic natural resource that provides habitat and sustenance for living organisms, as well as being a major focus of economic activities. Degradation of land refers to loss of its potential production capability as a result of degradation of soil quality and also its loss for effective use. The functional capabilities of soil deteriorate from activities related to agriculture, forestry, and industry. On the other hand urban sprawling and infrastructure development cause loss of available land. Natural events such as cyclones and floods cause land loss, and can also deteriorate functional capabilities of soil. The problems of land degradation are prevalent in many forms throughout the country. The book contains all about these problems and solutions.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -I am very pleased to present first book of 'Elements of Mechanical Engineering - MCQs and Numerical as per GTU'. This E Book is specially designed and prepared for the students studying in first year of engineering under GTU. The E Book includes multiple choice questions, important equations and numerical asked in previous GTU examinations with their solutions. I am very thankful to 'The Almighty-GOD' for such positive thought and courage to implement it. I am highly obliged to our beloved Principal, Dr. R. K. Jain for providing constant source of inspiration, support and sparing time to write the forward to first edition. I am also thankful to Dr. V. N. Singh (Head, MED, ADIT) for his co-operation and moral support. I am also thankful to all colleagues for their help. 112 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -I am very pleased to present the Laboratory Manual for the subject Elements of Mechanical Engineering as per Gujarat Technological University. This manual is specially designed and prepared for the students studying in first year of engineering under GTU. The manual includes ten laboratory practical having nine study type practical and one performance type practical. At the end of the each practical, some self study questions are included which are to be answered by the students in the space provided. Dedicated space has been also provided for the conclusion by students and evaluation by laboratory teacher. I am very thankful to 'The Almighty-GOD' for such positive thought and courage to implement it. I am highly obliged to our beloved Principal, Dr. R. K. Jain for providing constant source of inspiration and support. I am also thankful to Dr. V. N. Singh (Head, MED, ADIT) for his co-operation and moral support. I am also thankful to all colleagues for their help. 120 pp. Englisch.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. A. Basics of Skill and Entrepreneurship 1.Extension Strategies for Effective Entrepreneurship Development/Prof. Baldeo Singh 2.Inculcation of Entrepreneurship/Dr. Karunesh Saxena 3.Framework of Entrepreneurial Venture/Dipak De 4.Promoting Innovations in Individuals and Startups: A Novel Programme for Innovators and Entrepreneurs in the Field of Agriculture/Dr. S.M. Mathur. 5.Strategic Decision Making for Developing Agri Entrepreneurs/Dr. Rajeev Bairathi 6. Life Skills for Entrepreneurs/Pragaya Dashora 7. Building Entrepreneurship Skills Among Youth for Self-Employment/Dr. Rekha Vyas, Lokesh Gupta and Suriti Gupta 8. Strategic Plan for Project Management/Dr. K.L. Dangi 9. Farmer Business Groups and Sustaining Livelihoods/Sunil Kuma r Dash 10. Farmers' Club in Promoting Entrepreneurial Behaviour/Dr. Narinder Paul , Dr. N .K. Panjabi and Ravneet Kaur 11. Agricultural Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development of Farming Communities/D r. Rekha Vyas, Lokesh Gupta, Amit Kumar and Suriti Gupta 12. Entrepreneurial and Managerial Characteristics in Agriculture/Dr. F.L.Sharma 13.ICT in Promotion of Agriculture Entrepreneurship/Dr.Narinder Paul and Suriti Gupta 14.Exploring Entrepreneurship and Employment Generation Opportunities through e-Agriculture/Bankim L. Radadiya 15.Agripreneurship Development: Uplifting Rural Community/Swati Sharma and Sarita Sanwal 16.Recent Training Trends in Promoting Entrepreneurship Among Youth/Dr.K.L. Dangi 17.Role of Market Intelligence in Agri-business Management/R.T. Khatri and R.R.Patel 18.SWOT Analysis of Agro Industries/Jasbir Singh Manhas and Nafees Ahmad 19.Entrepreneurial Impact Assessment: Principles and Procedures/Dr.Narinder Paul and Suriti Gupta 20.Digital Marketing and e-Commerce/Dr.Suriti Gupta B. Prospective Areas of Skill and Entrepreneurship in Agriculture 21.Food Processing Industry in India: A New Venture for Skill and Entrepreneurship Development/Dr. N.S . Rathore and Dr. Sanjay Kumar Jain 22.Livestock Feeds: A New Avenue for Youths Towards Entrepreneurship/A.K. Verma, A.K. Patil and Putan Singh 23.Entrepreneurship Development Through Mushroom Cultivation/Dr.Anila Doshi 24.Entrepreneurship Development Through Ornamental Fish Culture/Dr. B.Ahilan 25.Aquaculture: A Boon in Entrepreneurship Development/Dr.V.P.Saini and M.L.Ojha 26.Livelihood Security by Improving Skill in Backyard Poultry Farming/N.B.Patel and Durgga Rani V. 27.Bee Keeping- A Profitable Entreprise/Dr.Arvind Kumar Ishar and Dr.Narayan Lal Dangi 28.Vegetable Hydroponics- A New Concept for Intense Agriculture/Dr.Satesh Kumar 29. Alternate Poultry Farming: An Attempt Towards Entrepreneurship Development/Dr. Lokesh Gupta 30. Organic agriculture: A Venture for Promotion of Agri Entrepreneurship and Rural Employment/Lokesh Gupta and M .K. Garg 31. Milk Product Waste Utilization: A Promising Strategy for the Sustainability of Dairy Industry/Kamalesh Kumar Meena and Dr. Hari Singh 32. Nursery Raising: An Entrepreneurial Venture/Dr. Virendra Singh and Dr. D.K. Sarolia 33. Rabbit Farming: A New Venture Towards Entrepreneurship Development/Dr. Lokesh Gupta 34. Small Scale Household Based Enterprises for Women/Prof Suman Singh 35. Feed Additives and Nutraceuticals: An Innovation in the Livestock Feed Industry/Lokesh Gupta 36.Scenario of Medicinal and Aromatic plants in India/Dr. R.B. Dubey 37. Soil and Water Testing Laboratory As An Agri-Business/Dr. S.C. M eena and Dr. R.H. Meena 38.Hybrid Seed Production of Maize/Dr.R.B.Dubey 39.Scope of Entrepreneurship in renewable energy/Dr.Suriti Gupta and Dr.Surendra Kothari 40.Mass Production of Entomopathogenic Nematodes: A New Avenue for Entrepreneurship /K.Kranti K.V.V.S. and G. Narendra Kumar 41.Promoting Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Fisheries Through Business Incubation/Dr.George Ninan and Dr. Ravishankar C.N.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. 1. Zooplankton and their seasonal variations in a sewage collecting river at Gwalior Madhya Pradesh/Smriti Ratna Mishra. 2. Surface water pollution in and around Akola district of Maharashtra/Anil K. Fokmare and Mohammad Musaddiq. 3. Water quality status of Hirakud reservoir and its suitability for irrigation/S.K. Samal B. Pradhan and T.N. Tiwari. 4. Water quality and hydrobiological profile of the Perennial River Tamirabarani/A.G. Murugesan John Ruby M.I. Zahir Hussain and N. Sukumaran. 5. Pollutional impact of insecticides on fishes a review/Ashok Verma. 6. Physico chemical characteristics in relation to abundance of Plankton of Jagat Sagar Pond Chhatarpur India/Pushpendra Kumar Khare. 7. Benthic food web patterns of tropical freshwater ponds/Mrinal Kanti Ghosh and Samir Banerjee. 8. Study of algae tolerating organic pollution of Sonvad Dam and Devbhane Dam of Maharashtra/S.N. Nandan and D.S. Jain. 9. Nrusinghnath spring water quality in district of Baragarh Orissa/S.K. Samal B. Pradhan and T.N. Tiwari. 10. Water quality of Hingni (Pangaon) reservoir and its significance to fisheries/V.B. Sakhare. 11. Physico chemical and biological aspects of pollution of groundwater due to sewage and waste disposal in Pingalgad Nala Stream of Parbhani City Maharashtra/Md. Babar. 12. Relationship of the rate of growth of plants with the effect of industrial pollution at Kalu river in the content of minerals (sodium calcium magnesium) in its vegetation/S.A. Salgare and R.N. Acharekar. 13. Physico chemical characteristics of a small percolation tank/Yogesh Shastri. 14. Soil mapping in Datia district with reference to remote sensing technique/Satish Kumar Chakravarty and D.R. Tiwari. 15. Toxicity of some of the heavy metals on freshwater crab Barytelphusa cunicularis/B.S. Yadav. 16. Aquatic pollution induced changes in the lymphoid organs of the fish from Hussain Sagar Lake Hyderabad (A.P.)/K.Y. Chitra and N. Sree Ramkumar. 17. Integrated studies on land resources management for Western Part of Bhopal using remote sensing and GIS/Satish Kumar Chakravarty and D.R. Tiwari. 18. Evaluation of groundwater quality in Bharar River Basin district Chhatarpur Central India/Pradeep K. Jain and Anamika Shrivastava. 19. The use of histopathological methods in bioindication of ecodegradation/S. Anitha Kumari and N. Sree Ramkumar. Index. The Advances in Limnology provides 19 articles and reviews on recent researches on limnology water pollution effects of pollutants on aquatic life and reviews the progress made in the field in past few decades. 328 pp.

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Bioefficacy of certain botanical insecticides against Green Pea Aphid Acyrthosiphon pisum on Pea Agro ecosystem in Manipur/T. Shantibala and T.K. Singh. 2. Acarine Fauna associated with honeybees and their management/Rachna Gulati and V.K. Kalra. 3. Metarhizium anisopliae a potential biopesticide for insect pest management/V. Rachappa R.K. Patil S.S. Navi and S. Lingappa. 4. Biological control an eco friendly pest management strategy/K. Elanchezhyan. 5. Conventional and non conventional botanicals as insect control agent/Deb Prasad Ray Gita Kulshrestha and D. Prasad. 6. Eco friendly approaches for the management of fruit pests/D.R. Sharma. 7. Pheromone a modern weapon in insect pest management/R. Sheeba Jasmine J. Stanley and S. Chandrasekaran. 8. Population dynamics and distribution of a Gallinaceous Insect Trioza hirsuta (Hemoptera Psyllidae) infesting Terminalia tomentosa W&A/S.C. Dhiman and Sangeeta Singh. 9. Management of insect pests of stored products with plant products in Nigeria/M.O. Ashamo. 10. Viral diseases of rice and their management/S.K. Tripathi. 11. Management of important plant viruses in Indian agriculture/K.K. Biswas and Arnab Gupta. 12. Yellow Vein Mosaic on Okra Dreaded disease/Pushpa D. Patil and S.S. Mehetre. 13. Management of bacterial diseases of rice/S.K. Tripathi and A.K. Jain. 14. Current status of Seed Mycoflora of small Millet crops and their management/B.K. Jain and S.K. Tripathi. 15. Postharvest diseases of fruits and vegetables and their management/Dinesh Singh and R.R. Sharma. 16. Epidemiology and management of post flowering stalk rots of Maize/Meena Shekhar and Sangit Kumar. 17. Potential natural pesticides from Lac Host Plants/S. Srivastava D. Prasad D. Saha and Govind Pal. 18. Biofertilizers for sustainable vegetable production/Anita Singh Y.V. Singh and Shashi Kamal. 19. Ecological strategies for management of Phytonematodes/D. Prasad. 20. Pest complex of Jute and their management/S. Rahman and M.R. Khan. 21. Indigenous knowledge for managing crop pests/A.K. Kanojia and Sumitra Arora. 22. Geographical Information System and Global Positioning Ssystem for managing crop pests/A.K. Kanojia. 23. Survival strategies of Parthenium hysterophorus and its management/Manoj S. Parul and Jai Knox. 24. Integrated weed management/T.K. Das. 25. Seasonality of Nomuraea rileyi in Northern Transitional Belt of Karnataka/V. Rachappa and S. Lingappa. 26. Use of green manure crops in sustainable vegetable production/Anita Singh and B.P. Singh. 27. Evaluation of plant extracts for control of Seedling Blight of Eleusine coracana (Finger Millet)/J.S. Arekar D.R. Pawar and M.S. Joshi. 28. Botanicals and their role in insect pest management/Poduri Nagaraja Rao. 29. Role of Proteinase Inhibitors in insect control/Rekha Kumar R. Chauhan and Ram Singh. 30. Integrated pest and disease management in Apple/S.S. Singh U.S. Singh and N.C. Nainwal. 31. Eco friendly management of late Blight Disease of Potato in the Plains of West Bengal/Amitava Basu. 32. Safeguard Green Cradle the lap for plants/S. Murugan and R. Anand. Index. The rapid change in the agroecosystem leaves a snag in the establishment of harmony of the disturbed ecosystem. In nutshell man's frantic bid for more production tended him to be oblivious of the ecological implications of the measures adopted to achieve immediate benefit thus the urge for evolution of pest management in a sustainable manner. There are 32 critical through provoking chapters by experts in relevant fields. These chapters point towards the sustainability of pests management. 520 pp.