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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Dalits and human rights/Y. Gurappa Naidu. 2. Constitutional and legal rights safeguards and socio economic measures to uplift Dalits/S. Sri Krishna and S.M. Rajeswar Rao. 3. Socio legal status of Dalits an analysis/Rattan Singh and Mamta Mehmi. 4. Gender justice in India an analysis/S. Guru Swamy and C. Basavaraju. 5. Unveiling injustice towards tribals Kerala scenario/Rajeevan R. 6. Right to development position problems and future of tribals in Kerala/A. Basheer. 7. Dalit women in changing Indian scenario/S.S. Dharanaik D. Murahari Naik and P.S. Kamble. 8. Dalits and human rights/K. Srinivasa Rao and R.D. Vijayasekhar. 9. Economic significance of Dalits rights violation with special reference to Tamil Nadu/J. Cyril Kanmony. 10. Dalits a true case of inequalities among equalities/G.N. Joshi and V. Aditya Srinivas. 11. Urban poor versus urban rich in Avadh region of Uttar Pradesh a case study of Scheduled Castes and forward castes/S.S.A. Jafri. 12. Dalit and their rights/Renu. 13. Human rights for Indian untouchables are pie in the sky/K.T. Shivanna. A Dalit feels as keenly and thinks as clearly as others. Dalit in their sphere do work as clearly as others do. As such Dalit has as much right to freedom to develop their personality fully as others enjoying the rights. The full and equal participation of Dalit in political civil economic social and cultural life at the local regional national and international level is a must not only for the well being of Dalit in particular but also for the well being of the entire humanity in general. Human rights ensure prosperity in society and social and economic rights take care of the weaker and under privileged sections of the society by providing them equality of opportunity in the matter of education employment and mobility. 142 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Introduction. I. Poverty and poverty alleviation programmes 1. Public expenditure on poverty alleviation/Mukta S. Adi. 2. Rural poverty alleviation programmes/K.N. Yadav. 3. Poverty alleviation programmes in India/Rajender Kumar and P.J. Philip. 4. Poverty alleviation programmes their impact/Satish Shrivastav. 5. Poverty alleviation issues and challenges/B.H. Nagoor. 6. Poverty alleviation programmes and poverty reduction/P.N. Sharma. 7. Poverty alleviation measures in India/V. Ambumani and T. Lingamurugeshwari. II. Poverty and its remedial measures 8. Poverty and its reduction strategies in India/J. Bala Komaraiah. 9. Poverty and growth in post reform period/Talwar Sabanna and Uttam Kamble. 10. Rural poverty globalisation and structural adjustment in India/Sukhpal Singh. 11. Poverty removal in India a new approach/Ratan Lal Basu. 12. Poverty alleviation and sustainable development/Syed Noman Ahmad. 13. Sustainable economic development and poverty reduction/V.B. Jugale and R.S. Gadage. 14. Poverty in India/Snehlata Srivastava. III. Strategies for poverty alleviation 15. Human development and poverty/Anil Kumar Choudhury. 16. Poverty human resource and infrastructure development/Paramjit Dhindsa and R.S. Bawa. 17. Role of plans in poverty eradication/S. Natchathira Jothi and M. Jeyakani. 18. Employment generation and poverty/Navin Kumar. 19. Public distribution system a necessity for poor/M.S. Sidhu and P.S. Rangi. 20. Poverty reduction and fiscal and sectoral reforms/N. Narayana and K. Gangappa. 21. SC and ST poverty and poverty alleviation/Dilip Kumar Ghosh. 22. Micro finance for poverty alleviation/M. Ramanjaneyulu and H.L. Nagaraja. IV. World Bank and poverty alleviation 23. Role of World Bank in alleviating poverty/P.M. Passah. 24. World Bank and poverty alleviation/V. Ambumani and V. Pradeep. 25. World Bank and poverty/V.B. Kakade and J.F. Patil. 26. Role of World Bank in poverty alleviation/Suchitra Krishna Kumar. 27. Poverty alleviation and World Bank/N. Gajalakshmi. Index. From the foreword Poverty and Its Alleviation is an edited volume consisting of 27 articles based on articles dealing with various aspects of poverty alleviation in India. These are grouped in four parts viz. (a) Poverty and poverty alleviation programmes (b) Poverty and its remedial measures (c) Strategies for poverty alleviation and (d) World bank and poverty alleviation. As poverty is nearly a perennial problem in India and as its absolute figures are still daunting in spite of its falling percentages such analysis of poverty alleviation in India will provide guidelines to the policy makers in future by identifying the shortcomings of policies adopted in the past. 365 pp.

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Theoretical perspectives 1. Culture and religious identity of India from Dalit and minorities perspectives/S.M. Michael. 2. Backward caste movements from social reforms to substantive protests/J.K. Pundir. II. Identification of backward communities 3. Defining constitutional terms for the classification of citizens into backward categories the case of Maharashtra/S.M. Dahiwale. 4. Problems of identification of backward communities/P. Viswanathan. III. Problems of marginal groups 5. The politics of mobilisation of the backward classes Malaise diagnosis and treatment/Susmita Dasgupta. 6. Mobilization of Charmakars/Eknath Kamble. 7. Safai Kamgar community some issues in conceptualization/P.S. Vivek. 8. Mobilising Muslims in Northern Indian sub continent unfruitful past cruel present grim future/Babasaheb Kazi. 9. Human rights of Dalits and untouchables/Amita Agarwal. 10. Mobility among the Scheduled Castes of Andhra Pradesh a sociological perspective/N. Sudhakar Rao. 11. Dalit discontent and the pattern of mobilisation the experience of Bihar/Suresh Kumar. 12. Other Backward Classes in Bihar/A.K. Lal. IV. Issues in mobilisation 13. Issues of mobilisation for Scheduled Castes in Maharashtra a case study of Charmakars/B.V. BhoSale. 14. Inevitability and inadequacy of caste some dilemmas for mobilisation of backward castes/Rajeswari Deshpande. 15. The fragmentation of the backward classes movement in Tamil Nadu a study of the PMK/Santishree D. Pandit. 16. The mobilisation of backward communities through co operative movement/P.A. Koli. V. Politics of tribal Dalit and backward classes 17. Tribes ethnicity and politics the experience of North east India in political mobilisation since independence/Pratyusa Kumar Mandal. 18. Emerging dominance of Other Backward Classes in Bihar/S.N. Chaudhary. 19. Tribal identity in India some thoughts/Narendra Bokhare. Index. The mobilisation of backward communities in India has several socio economic and political dimensions. The nature and extent of mobilisation achieved by the backward communities of India as a result of reservation policy to some extent in areas of education employment and politics is to some extent important in post independence period. This book on Mobilisation of Backward Communities in India throws light on several issues. Firstly who are the backward communities and problems in identification of backward communities. Secondly since the socio economic problems of the backward communities are not similar requires formation of theoretical perspectives. Thirdly problems of backward communities. Fourthly issues in mobilization. Lastly what is the nature of politics and to what extent backward communities are uplifted and empowered. The book discloses the issues achievements obstacles and failures of backward communities and further setting agenda for efficient mobilization to achieve social justice. The tribals Dalits and Backward communities continue to suffer exploitation discrimination and deprivations. In the conclusion there is voice for serious thinking on issues pertaining to mobilization. The book is the outcome of empirical and secondary data. 298 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Dalits a true case of inequalities among equalities/G.N. Joshi and V. Aditya Srinivas. 2. Urban poor versus urban rich in Avadh region of Uttar Pradesh a case study of scheduled castes and forward castes/S.S.A. Jafri. 3. Position of women in tribal society of Arunachal Pradesh with special reference to Galo women/Ram Krishna Mandal. 4. S.C. women in informal sector labour laws & government programmes for women welfare/S.Murty. 5. Economic significance of Dalits rights violation with special reference to Tamil Nadu/J. Cyril Kanmony. 6. Reservation status in India with respect to scheduled castes/Praveen K. Jadhav. 7. Effect of land alienation a study between a scheduled caste and a primitive tribal group/Samar Kumar Biswas and Somenath Bhattacharjee. 8. A study on the judicial intervention in reservation policy/Pandu Naik G. 9. Socio legal status of Dalits an analysis/Rattan Singh and Mamta Mehmi. 10. History of Dalit movement in Andhra and its reflections on literature/Challapalli Swaroopa Rani. 11. Dalit women in changing Indian scenario/S.S. Dharanaik D. Murahari Naik and P.S. Kamble. 12. Genesis of scheduled castes and constitutional safeguards for them. Index. The book Rights of Dalit comprised of 12 papers and a broad based introduction has presented an over all cognizance on the patterns and perspectives of the varied spheres of interaction that have been and are being effected in the long course of their journey through time and space. The issue discussed in this articles are multi dimentional. Education reservation policies and its implementation position of women in tribal society socio legal status of Dalits are some of the interesting areas covered in this book. Article on Dalit women in changing Indian scenario is an eye opener to many women organization. A study on the judicial intervention in reservation policy and genesis of scheduled castes and constitutional safeguards for them makes this book more contemporary and sensitive. This is not a study of Dalits alone but an attempt to present a social economical and political history of a fascinating area in a time of rapid change and also a contribution to the regional history of India. It is a prime necessity to present an analytical discussions on the Dalit issue to the sphere of such studies in the hope of doing an effective addition of some refreshed material to the literature on Dalits. 222 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Editorial note. 1. Social and cultural rights of tribals a myth or reality/Harpreet Kaur and A.K. Kapoor. 2. Human rights issues and tribal life impact of deforestation and displacement on tribals in South Rajasthan/P.C. Sikligar. 3. Pastoralists rights and natural resource management review and evidence/Falendra K. Sudan. 4. Legal issues of tribal land alienation in Andhra Pradesh some remedial measures/T. Prabhakar Reddy and V. Ramesh. 5. Public health care system and tribal rights in the scheduled areas of Orissa an empirical study/Nilakantha Panigrahi. 6. Tribal development policy in Manipur relevance and implications/M. Romesh Singh. 7. Cultural changes resulting from resettlement and their implications the case of Jenukurubas at Nagapura/Suresh B.R. 8. The human rights and the Aborigines the problem of future survival/V.L.N. Dash and T.S. Naidu. 9. Tribal rights and justice a study in Lahoul Spiti Himachal Pradesh/Shilpy Gupta Ankita Arya and A.K. Kapoor. 10. Tribal population in India/Pranati Datta. 11. Constitutional status of Scheduled Tribes in India an introspection/Rattan Singh and Mamta Mehmi. 12. Public policies and legislations on land and forest rights of tribals in Orissa/Gandham Bulliyya. 13. The so called development displacement and dispossession an analysis on land and forest rights of the project affected tribal people/Nibedita Nath and Deepak Kumar Behera. 14. Impact of displacement on the formal and informal life of tribals with special reference to residence land and forest rights/Prabudha S. Kamble and D. Murahari Naik. 15. The status of tribal children in India policies and programmes/Rachna Arora and Mamta Mehmi. The articles contributed by authors to this issue provide a panoramic view of the various provisions in national legislations as well as of the multilateral conventions and treaties tracing them from their evolutionary stage. The articles also highlight the limitations and atrocities caused to economic social and cultural rights of tribal people including tribal children of India. The stark and gross violation of not only human rights but also their rights to be human is demonstrated by the empirical study of the tribal people in various districts in India. The tribal people have been deprived displaced and dispossessed of their cultural and traditional rights too under the grab of development of the districts inhabited by them. 292 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) India is chasing and world is running an unbridled question/B.N. Nimbur and G.S. Hiremath. 2. Intellectual Property Rights in India under WTO Regime/Akash S.B. 3. Likely impacts of TRIPs on Indian agriculture/Chandra Prakash Singh and Ranjan Kumar Sinha. 4. Globalisation of tourism trade and business trade impact on Indian tourism industry and national economy/Pushpa P. 5. WTO Agreement on Agriculture (AoA) and horticulture in India/Prakash S. Kamble. 6. World Trade Organisation and Indian economy/S.K. Dhage. 7. The impact of WTO in Indian Patent Regime/V. Neelamegam. 8. WTO and market access for non agriculture sector/Shamim Akhtar and Khadija Sultana Khan. 9. WTO and agreement on agriculture/Debesh Bhowmik. 10. Impact of WTO on Indian Pharmaceutical Industry/Tara Kant Jha. 11. India's concerns to bio technology and bio safety in the WTO/N. Manonmoney. 12. WTO and Indian Dairy Industry implication and consequences in the Post WTO Era/I. Francis Gnanasekar and T. Revathi. 13. Issue of labour standards in WTO Regime the case of Nepal/Shyam Bahadur Katuwal. 14. Protection of plant varieties in India/Sreenivasulu N.S. 15. Intellectual Property Rights and India issues and imperatives/V. Basil Hans. 16. WTO and textile exports emerging issues/Bipasha Choudhaury and Swati Jain. Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are granted by governments to attempt to correct a market failure that produces less than optimal amounts of investments in innovative activity. Patents are used to protect products and processes. It is often less costly to reverse engineer a product than to undertake the Research and Development (R&D) to create the innovation. In the absence of any laws preventing companies from engaging in reverse engineering or similar activities and then marketing their copies all firms would wish to be the copy cat firm and soon there would be no innovations to copy. Innovations are viewed as a very important factor in increasing welfare for societies. IPRs grant the owner the exclusive right to prevent a third party from using reproducing selling exporting or importing the product or process that is protected. In exchange the owner must disclose all information relevant to duplicating the product or process. This provides the firm with a temporary monopoly in which they can potentially earn monopoly rents. In exchange for exclusive marketing rights their acquired knowledge is made available to the public. The potential profits available to a firm induce it to undertake expensive and risky R&D. 260 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Nimbus four twenty and India a deathnell to social sector contracting the IPRs/Nimbur B.N. and Madari D.M. 2. Intellectual Property Rights gear up India to meet the challenges and opportunities/S.K. Karimulla and A. Ranga Reddy. 3. Precision farming importance and relevance to Indian agriculture/V. Siva Jyothsna R. Sudhakar Goud and A. Kamalakar Reddy. 4. Social sector in globalised economy workers perspective/Sham Bahadur Katuwal. 5. Health care infrastructure in the context of globalisation in India/J.B. Komaraiah and Rinky Sharma. 6. India's power sector potential performance and prospects/Kiran Kumar P. Jayasheela and Basil Hans V. 7. Banks and rural development/B. Siddappa. 8. Problems and prospects of India's tourism industry under globalize regime an exploratory study/S.B. Akash and H.Y. Kamble. 9. Banking sector under globalisation/Sumathy Venkatesan. 10. The economics of domestic violence against women/N. Dharmaraj and J. Cyril Kanmony. 11. Intellectual property rights and economic development/S.N. Yogish. 12. Impact of financial sector reforms in banking services a study in Kerala/Benson Kunjukunju and Varghese Anthony. 13. Agriculture India's backbone industry and its plight in the wake of globalisation/P. Pushpa. 14. Sustainable fishery resource development in Maharashtra/P.S. Kamble and Vidya Chougule. 15. Primary education and infrastructure in India progress and problems/N. Harisha Jayasheela and V. Basil Hans. 16. Health for all in India and human distress/W.N. Salve. 17. Problems and prospects of dairy co operatives in India/P.S. Kamble A.S. Suryavanshi and Lalita Jagtap. 18. Problems and prospects of escoms in power distribution/B. Siddappa. 19. Education and telecommunications/S.N. Yogish. 20. The law on industrial designs/M.S. Sowmya and N.S. Sreenivasulu. 21. GATs and India's education sector issues and options/Showkat Ali Magalmani Jayasheela and V. Basil Hans. 22. Water shed development an emerging area of voluntary work in India/V.S. Adigal. 23. Application and procedure under the Patent Act/Kuljit Kaur. The major risk in the globalised world is country risk arising out of intrusion and investment in alien environments characterised by political financial and economic uncertainties in addition to transfer risk which arises owing to transfer products and processes in the event of liberalised factor mobility. The already widening global inequality will be further fuelled by educational inequality in appropriating opportunities. Bad governance itself will be a risk adjoined with governance inseparability risk associated with inefficient changing transactions. Country risks resulting in income disparities reduce overall welfare at the same time increasing inequality. The emergence of regional blocs in trade and culture and the anti globalisation movements caricaturing neo protectionism by more developed groups and the plight of less developed classes and regions in an eye opener in decentralised globalism. 302 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Floristic studies in Darjeeling Hills/A.P. Das. 2. Phytodiversity analysis a geospatial approach/Sarnam Singh P.S. Roy M.B. Chandrashekhar D.K. Singh Surendra Singh B.P. Uniyal and P.K. Joshi. 3. Asclepiadaceae of Maharashtra/M.Y. Kamble and S.R. Yadav. 4. Floristic and vegetational analysis of Nabarangapur District of Orissa India/M. Brahmam and N.K. Dhal. 5. Wild asteraceous species of Indian Botanic Garden/A. A. Ansari and S. Panda. 6. Floristic diversity of Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradess/B.K. Sinha and B.K. Shukla. 7. Endemic and rare plants of Chhattisgarh/K.K. Khanna Ajay Kumar Jha Anand Kumar and S.K. Murti. 8. Contribution to the embryology sporoderm and spermoderm pattern of Bothriochloa pertusa (L.) A. Camus Capillipedium filiculme (Hook.f.) Stapf and Dichanthium annulatum Forssk.) Stapf with a brief discussion on its taxonomic status/C.A. Nikhade and V.A. Ghaisas. 9. Weed flora of tea gardens of Darjeeling Terai/Chandra Ghosh Bidya D. Sharma and A.P. Das. 10. The floristic composition of Salon wetland Uttar Pradesh/B.K. Sinha and R.D. Dixit. 11. Phytodiversity in semiprotected riverbanks of Agra/V.P. Bhatnagar Anil Kumar and J.N. Srivastava. 12. Aquatic flowering plant wealth of South western Maharashtra/S.P. Gaikwad M.M. Sardesai and S.R. Yadav.13. Floristic diversity of Bandhavgarh National Park Madhya Pradesh/S.K. Srivastava. 14. Noteworthy pteridophytes from Apalchand reserve Jalpaiguri District West Bengal/N. Shimpi Shraddha and R. Suchandra Dutta. 15. Floristic composition of Singrauli Coal mines area/B.K. Shukla and G.P. Roy. 16. Preliminary studies on floristic status of some selected sacred groves from Sangameshwar Taluka District Ratnagiri Maharashtra/Suchandra Dutta. 17. Plant diversity (angiosperm) of stress sites of Sultanpur (Uttar Pradesh)/Veena Chandra. 18. Ethno medicobotanical survey in Dharwad plants used for Jaundice/S.S. Hebbar V.H. Harsha G.R. Hegde and V. Shripathi. 19. Ethnobotanical observation on tribal areas of Vidisha District Madhya Pradesh/Brajesh Sahu and T.R. Sahu. 20. Some un noticed medicinal uses of flowering plants of South western Maharashtra/V.B. Shimpale C.B. Salunkhe N.K. Dravid and S.R. Yadav. 21. Plant sources of formulated homoeopathic drugs/C. Chandrakala D. Narasimhan and C. Livingstone. 22. Correct identity of some folk medicines of South western Maharashtra/Preeti D. Mahekar and S.R. Yadav. 23. Traditional herbal remedies among the Bhilalas of West Nimar District M.P. India/S.K. Mahajan and Yogesh Garde. 24. Ethnomedicobotany of Uttara Kannada District Karnataka State/V.H. Harsha S.S. Hebbar G.R. Hegde and G. Shripathi. 25. Ethnobotanical significance of the flora of Neora Valley National Park in the District of Darjeeling West Bengal (India)/P.C. Rai and A.P. Das. 26. An ethnobotanical study of the tribals of Barwani District of Madhya Pradesh/S.K. Mahajan and B. Khare. 27. Ethno taxonomical studies of some Ayurvedic drugs/O.P. Mishra. 28. Comparative eco ethnology of two village populations in South Bankura W.B. India/Ashalata D'Rozario. 29. Some ethnomedicinal plants of Dhar District/C.M. Solanki and Veena Satya. 30. Depleting medicinal and aromatic plants of Jharkhand State/S.P. Jain and J. Singh. 31. A note on medico ethnobotany of Vijaygarh (Khargone) Madhya Pradesh/Pushpa Patel and S.K. Mahajan. 32. The ethnobotany of the gond tribe of Noradehi wildlife sanctuary Madhya Pradesh plants used in skin diseases/Gayatri Dubey. 33. Medicinal and aromatic weed diversity in botanic garden and their sustainable utilisation for conservation/P. Sahu T.R. Sahu and B.P. Nonhare. 34. Integrating ecosystem conservation and plant systematics new approaches for biodiversity conservation/A. Raizada. 35. Diversity and conservation of medicinal plant of Seshachalam Hill range of Andhra Pradesh India/N. Savithramma. 36. Biosystematic studies distribution and conservation status of Guaiacum Officinale L. in Karnataka State/K. Kotresha and K. Savitha. 37. Phyletic versu.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface and acknowledgements. Introduction/K.K. Bagchi and Nirupam Gope. 1. State market and labour/L. Mishra. 2. The Labour Movement and the state a global perspective/A. Venkateswarlu. 3. State intervention and labour market in India issues and options/Dipa Mukherjee and Rajarshi Majumder. 4. State market and labour An Indian experience/K. Alamar and N. Murali. 5. Wage policy for public sector employees in India/S.V. Hariharan. 6. Are retrenchment laws inefficient/Errol D'Souza. 7. Growth of labour productivity wage share and total factor productivity in organised manufacturing during 1981 89 the experience of West Bengal/Maniklal Adhikary and Ritwik Mazumder. 8. Irresponsible state predatory capital and vulnerable labour evidences from India/G.B. Nath. 9. Neo liberal labour market reforms and work stoppages comparisons of India Indonesia United States and Australia/L.J. Perry. 10. Restructuring and employment adjustment Japanese experience lessons for India/Sib Ranjan Misra. 11. Protection of labour rights an appraisal of labour laws in Nepal/Shyam Bahadur Katuwal. 12. State migrant workers and ethnic polarisation the case of North East India/Vandana Upadhyay. 13. Social security for old aged people in India/Nirmala Kumari. 14. Social security for the unemployed in India/Prakash S. Kamble. 15. Social security for domestic workers a case study/Anupama. 16. State and home workers a study of legislation for Beedi workers in India/P. Madhavi. 17. State activism in Labour Market a study of Gujarat Maharashtra and Kerala/Arti Nanavati. 18. State and unorganised labour the Orissa scenario/D.V. Giri and P.C. Das. 19. Child labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act 1986 its objectives and outcomes/Mini Goyal and Pratibha Goyal. 20. Labour standards in the times of globalisation a case of implementing minimum wages/Manali Chakrabarti and Rahul Varman. 21. Labour employment in Punjab agriculture and the state policies/M.S. Toor S.S. Chahal and H.S. Kingra. 22. Effective labour management relations in a public sector giant/A. Jagan Mohan Reddy. Contributors. Index. The book deals with the relationship between the state labour and development in the contemporary India as of now at the first decade of the Twenty First Century in the era of liberalization privatisation and globalisation. It contains as many as 22 articles exploring the theme. The articles are written by 20 committed and dedicated labour economists from India one from Australia and one from Nepal. The papers deal with both theoretical and empirical issues general issues as well as specific issues and case studies. The papers include areas like the evolution of labour movement in a global perspective and in the Indian perspectives areas like labour market flexibility labour laws wages determination the problems of migrant labours social security for both employed and unemployed labour and the old aged child labour minimum wages problems of the unorganized sector labour and agricultural labour and a comparative study of the rise of neo liberal labour market reforms in India Indonesia the United States and Australia during recent decades. The book will be of utility to the researchers and policy makers alike in the field of labour in India in particular and that of developing countries in general. 456 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Development of informal sector: Talisman for overall economical growth of India/S.N. Chaturvedi and Purvi Vithlani. 2. Growth of urban informal sector in India: a future perspective/Sharanappa Saidapur. 3. Informal sector in India: trends, initiatives and challenges/T. Raghu. 4. Informal sector in India: an explanatory note/D.B. Usha Rani and Lakshmi Devi. R. 5. Informal sector in India/Harsimran Kaur and Prerna Singh. 6. An analytical study of the size and characteristics of informal sector in Indian economy/Anjali Jain. 7. Size and characteristics of the informal sector/B.S. Kamble. 8. A profound study on Indian informal sector/K. Suresh and S.N. Sugumar. 9. Extent and pattern of informal sector in India/Neeraj Sharma, Gurinder Jit Singh Bhullar and Harinder Mohan. 10. Urban informal sector: a case study of street vendors in Shimoga City Karnata State/Padme Gowda A.T. and Rachappa H. 11. Economics of informal sector in India/Birendra Kumar Mandal. 12. Indian economy and its transformation problem/R. Mukherji. 13. Challenge for transforming the informal economy in India/Raju K. Shinde. 14. The impact of globalisation on the informal sector/Aruni Kumar. 15. Impact of globalisation on informal sectors/Binod Kumar Azad. 16. Urban informal sector in Gujarat/Bharat R. Shah. 17. Women and the informal sector in India/Kabita Kumari Sahu. 18. Informal economy in India: some reflections/Manjula Upadhyay. Index. In the present times, we are all facing a crisis in terms of choice between more consumerism or growth and development which is more sustainable in the long run. Our generation is exposed to new challenges of survival and knowledge explosion. One has too many choices in selection of goods to purchase and consume, occupation to follow, or even higher study to pursue. With internet revolution and liberalization of economies, world is a small place. The Indian market is flooded with international quality of goods and services. Marketers are using all tactics to woo the customers and acquire a larger market share. We are exposed to hundreds of advertisements every day but can not recall even five at the moment. Thus retention value has gone down but with a click of a button, we can have access to information much faster. Blogs, videos, and first hand experiences are shared about products and services in detail. Thus making it more challenging for sellers to advertise. Marketing firms have to devise new tactics to make their presence felt on the market scene. The present book is an attempt to evaluate some of the marketing strategies adopted by modern marketers recently. Some of the concepts and practices are relatively lesser known yet. They are still at a testing phase and their outcomes are yet to be evaluated but the revolution in terms of on-line trading is here to stay and creating new issues and challenges for brick and mortar firms in business. Case studies have been included in order to elaborate. (jacket).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -En dépit du développement de l'environnement, l'étude formelle de l'environnement n'a pas reçu une attention suffisante dans les performances académiques indiennes. Consciente de ce fait, la Cour suprême de l'Inde a demandé à la Commission des subventions universitaires (UGC) d'introduire un cours de base sur l'environnement pour chaque étudiant au niveau du premier cycle dans tous les cours et toutes les facultés en Inde. En conséquence, la question a été examinée par l'UGC et un cours de base obligatoire de six mois en études environnementales a été préparé et mis en oeuvre dans toutes les facultés des universités/collèges en Inde à partir de l'année universitaire 2007-2008. Depuis la mise en place de ce cours dans toute l'Inde, les objectifs pour lesquels il a été introduit n'ont pas été évalués. L'objectif de ce livre était d'évaluer ce cours sur différents aspects afin d'évaluer la réalisation des objectifs pour lesquels il a été introduit. Il a été envisagé d'identifier les lacunes éventuelles dans sa mise en oeuvre et de faire des suggestions pour les surmonter. 52 pp. Französisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -L'effet des nutriments et de l'écrêtage terminal sur la croissance et le rendement du sésame d'été a été réalisé à l'Agriculture College Farm, Nagpur, en 2011-12. L'expérience a été organisée en blocs aléatoires factoriels avec trois traitements nutritifs, à savoir N1 (RDF), N2 (RDF + ZnSO4), N3 (RDF + FeSO4) et quatre traitements d'écrêtage, à savoir C0 (pas d'écrêtage), C1 (écrêtage à 25 DAS), C2 (écrêtage à 35 DAS), C3 (écrêtage à 45 DAS). Il y avait 12 combinaisons de traitement répétées trois fois. Les résultats de l'étude ont indiqué que la hauteur des plantes, le nombre de branches, l'accumulation de matière sèche, le nombre de capsules, le rendement en graines par plante-1, le rendement en graines en kg ha-1 et le rendement en huile en kg ha-1 étaient significativement supérieurs dans les traitements nutritifs N2 (RDF+ZnSO4) suivis par N3 (RDF+FeSO4) par rapport à N1 (RDF). En revanche, dans les traitements par écrêtage, la hauteur des plantes, le nombre de branches, le nombre de capsules, le rendement en graines par plante-1, le rendement en graines par hectare-1 et le rendement en huile par hectare-1 étaient significativement supérieurs dans le C2 (écrêtage à 35 jours), suivi du C1 (écrêtage à 25 jours) et du C3 (écrêtage à 45 jours). Le GMR, le NMR et le rapport B:C étaient les plus élevés en N2 (RDF + ZnSO4) et en C2 (tonte à 35 DAS). L'état de fertilité a été amélioré par l'application de RDF + ZnSO4 et RDF + FeSO4. 88 pp. Französisch.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Second generation reforms in agriculture in India/R. Meenakshi. 2. Globalisation and emerging challenges for India/K.S. Eswari. 3. Analysis of capital invested by multinational corporations in India/Anupama. 4. Rural development and socio economic change among agricultural labourers in India/K.K. Bagchi. 5. Plight of India's foreign trade under globalize regime/S.B. Akash and H.Y. Kamble. 6. National Health Policy in India 2002 an overview/A. Xavier Susai Raj. 7. India's rural poverty in the globalization era the status and elimination/Rudra Prakash Pradhan. 8. Crop diversification and food security in Hilly Tribal Areas of Eastern India/W.N. Salve. 9. Small scale sector in India an engine for employment generation/Shashi Arora and Soniya Gupta. 10. Globalisation and agricultural crisis in Bihar opportunities and weaknesses/Ashwini Kant Jha Bhavna Jha and Rati Kant Jha. 11. The economics of health care and human rights in India/J. Cyril Kanmony. 12. Globalisation and protection of worker interest/Shivani Raswan Pathania. 13. Growth of micro finance and bank linkage special reference through Chinna Pappa SHGs of Subramaniyapuram Panchayat in Thoothukudi District/G. Saravanan. 14. Telecom sector its performance subsequent to globalisation in India/J.G. Valan Arasu. 15. Foreign exchange use of currency derivatives in globalisation/V. Aditya Srinivas and G.N. Joshi. 16. WTO and its impact on Indian economy/S.M. Jawed Akhtar. 17. New dimension of information technology and modernisation of cooperative business organisations in the new economic environment/Samvel Kakuko Lopoyetum P. Selvamani and Benjamin K. Muttai. 18. Economic reforms and rural reconstruction the role of PRIs in India/B.P. Bulla. 19. Education and empowerment of rural women a case of Hyderabad Karnataka Region in Karnataka/Talwar Sabanna and Uttam Kamble. 20. WTO and social clause in perspective with child labour in India/Mini Goyal. 21. Peoples participation in rural development in Bihar a micro analysis/Sanjay Kr. Jha and J.P. Sharma. 22. Profile of aged in 21 century/D.R. Albal and Z.A. Pathan. 23. Social security for the unemployed in India/Prakash S. Kamble. 24. Seasonal migratory child labour in Maharashtra's sugar industry/W.N. Salve. 25. Spatial pattern of irrigation and its intensity in Belgaum District a geographical analysis/D.K. Kamble and S.M. Hurakadli. 26. Multivariate statistical analysis of determinants of dental caries plaque deposit and periodontal disease/S.B. Javali and Parameshwar V. Pandit. 27. Dynamics of urban population growth a case study of Hubli Dharwad Twin cities/Mahadevi Kotyal and S.I. Biradar. 28. The present position of rural workers in labour market and rural non farm sector in India/W.N. Salve. The experience of the implementation of reforms reveals not only the poor are becoming poorer but the rich want to become richer by illegal means. Further they have succeeded in their efforts. The rise in corruption during the first decade of reforms in all the spheres of life is palpably visible. Nothing ever happens to those who do indulge in corruption and abuse of power and those who loot the exchequer and misappropriate public funds. On the other hand it is commonly argued that corruption exits in every country and nothing can be done about it. But the point to be noted in that it is a very serious problem now and reforms interalia have contributed to its growth. In India for instance looking at India's post independence period one finds that 1950's 1960's and 1970's were the decades when corruption was at its lowest level. There was only some creeping type of corruption. In 1980s it appears that the corruption started walking. However it is running after 1991. It is because of the fact that its growth is the antithesis between economic development and ethical development which is directly and indirectly supported by the new economic policy. At this juncture we have to reflect on the point what some have argued.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Studies on macro zoobenthos in Mir Alam lake Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh/G. Anitha M.S. Kodarkar and S.V.A Chandrasekhar. 2. Ecology of Jawalgaon reservoir in Solapur district Maharashtra/V.B. Sakhare. 3. Ecology biodiversity and management of Rabindar Sarovar in Kolkata West Bengal/ Manika Mukherji and N.C. Nandi. 4. Studies on algae of polluted lakes of Jalgaon (Maharashtra) Role of blue green algae/S.N. Nandan and S.R. Mahajan. 5. Limnological studies on Kondakarla lake Visakha district Andhra Pradesh/S.V.A. Chandrasekhar. 6. Cladocerans of Amaravathy reservoir Udumalpet Coimbatore district Tamil Nadu India/K. Thirumathal. 7. Geoenvironmental and microecological characteristics of Lonar lake Maharashtra/Md. Babar and P.S. Wakte. 8. Seasonal variations in certain physico chemical characteristics of Rampur reservoir of Guna district (M.P.)/Dushyant Kumar Sharma. 9. Physico chemical analysis of water form Ekruk reservoir (Maharashtra) for potability/P.K. Joshi. 10. Water quality of Talwade reservoir of Nashik district Maharashtra/Yogesh Shastri and P.Y. Bhogaonkar. 11. Contribution to the distribution of freshwater copepods of Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu/K. Renuga and R. Ramanibai. 12. Ecology and behaviour of Zooplanktons in Manjara Project reservoir in Maharashtra/R.J. Chavan A.D. Mohekar and C.J. Hiware. 13. Water quality and ecological studies of Masoli reservoir in Parbhani district Maharashtra/S.U. Kadam J.M. Gaikwad and Md. Babar. 14. Physico chemical analysis of Bhategaon reservoir in Parbhani district Maharashtra/R.P. Mali A.T. Kamble and L.M. Mudkhede. 15. Ichthyofauna of reservoirs from Solapur district Maharashtra/J.S. Mohite. 16. An evaluation of fisheries potential of Masoli reservoir in Parbhani district of Maharashtra/S.P. Chavan. 17.In situ conservation strategies for urban lakes a case study of Thane city/ Nagesh S. Tekale. Index. Lakes and reservoirs hold a great promise as a source of freshwater demand of which will grow with passage of time. Unfortunately these ecosystems are being neglected and destroyed in rural as well as in urban areas. The main problem in their management involves maintenance of water quality and morphometry responsible for water holding capacity. Innumerable lakes and reservoirs scattered all over the country need an urgent management plans for their protection rehabilitation and conservation. By suitable remedial measures these water bodies can provide an ideal recreational site apart from other benefits like fish production charging of groundwater table conditioning of the climate etc. To achieve this there is a need of clear cut lake and reservoir protection strategy as an integral component of natural water policy. In the present book on Ecology of lakes and reservoirs an attempt has been made to bring out the present status of lakes and reservoirs. It includes the physical chemical and biological aspects. The proposed book include 17 research articles of eminent scientists representing different lakes and reservoirs in India. Today environmental education is made compulsory at school and college levels. Even in recent years many graduate and postgraduate courses have ecology as an important subject. As a result there is a need for comprehensive book on Ecology of lakes and reservoirs. This gap has been filled by the book. The proposed book will be useful for ecologists fishery biologists students scientists and policy makers as a reference material. It will also reviews the progress made in the field in the past few decades. 202 pp.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Role of copepods in aquacultural strategies/D.K. Singh and Arvind Kumar. 2. Vermiculture of Eudrilus eugeniae and Eisenia fetida in different organic wastes/M. Senthamil Chelvi and M.R. Rajan. 3. Antibacterial activity of citrus limon fruit juice against pathogenic bacteria/Pradeep M. Tumane Bharat J. Wadher Aqueel Khan and Ashok V. Gomashe. 4. Antibacterial activity of plant extracts on different human pathogens/Mamta Rawat. 5. Interaction between engineering astrology and vastu a holistic approach/Gurkirpal Singh and Sarbjit Singh Sooch. 6. Biodiesel as an alternative fuel/Rashmi Shrivastava and Praveen Jain. 7. House the family temple/Gurkirpal Singh and Sarbjit Singh Sooch. 8. Modelling of estimation of gene frequencies/G. Eswara Prasad and D. Nagarajan. 9. Evaluation of toxicity of monocrotophos against three vector species of mosquito/N. Arun Nagendran. 10. Evaluation of greengram germplasm for tolerance to pre harvest sprouting/K.L. Narasimha Rao Ch. Mallikarjuna Rao and Y. Koteswara Rao. 11. Embedded type third order slope rotatable designs over all directions/G.V.S.R. Anjaneyulu K. Sri Suvarna Lakshmi and V.L. Narasimham. 12. Comparative study on the haemocytes of some cerambicidae/S.D. DiSale S.R. Wagh S.M. Gaikwad G.P. Bhawane and G.D. Deshmukh. 13. Flavobacterium ferrugineus as an ecofriendly biopesticide against larvae of Pericallia ricini (Arctidae Lepidoptera)/S. Dinakaran and S. Anbalagan. 14. Study of important medicinal plants from Parner Tahasil dist. Ahmednagar India/S.K. Aher V.S. Shinde R.B. Ghogare A.R. Thube Y.P. Date S.R. Paimode and A.R. Kale. 15. Some common medicinal plants used by Koch (tribal) people of Goalpara district of Assam/A. Rahman S.K. Basumatary and M. Ahmed. 16. Quantification of organic matter fractions in sewage biosolid composts/T. Chitdeshwari. 17. Influence of vermicompost on the growth and the secondary metabolites of selected medicinal plants/D. Srinivasa Rao Indira A. Jeyaraaj R. Jeyaraaj and M. Lakshmi Prabha. 18. Effect of organic inorganic fertilizers on groundnut wheat cropping sequence/B.M. Kamble M.S. Shirke and B.A. Chougule. 19. Extent of adoption and economics of integrated pest management on farmer's field/M. Chandra Sekhar Reddy K.V. Siva Reddy and V. Chenga Reddy. 20. Growth of vegetable using vermicompost/G. Nithya and T. Thangaraj. 21. Computer ergonomics relooking at machines vs. environment/K. Chandra Sekharaiah Md. Abdul Muqsit Khan and Upakaram Gopal. 22. Studies on feasibility of different packaging materials for turmeric/V.T. Yamgar and M.S. Shirke. 23. Effect of organic manure inorganic and biofertilizers on yield of turmeric (Curcuma longa) Cv. Salem/V.T. Yamgar M.S. Shirke B.M. Kamble and P.S. Patil. 24. Utilisation of Delonix regia (Bojer ex Hook) Raf as a fuelwood resource and its impact on health among the rural folk around Mysore city India/N.R. Rajendra Prasad A.G. Devi Prasad and S.P. Hosmani. 25. Biomedical waste generation and impact on environment and health in small towns/J.A. John Paul and Thilagavathy Daniel. 26. Impact of composted agro industrial waste on biometric and yield parameters of Dolichos labiab (L.)/Y.K. Sridevi and A. Vijayalakshmi. 27. Impact of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria on plant growth and root rot incidence in Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek/N.S. Kulkarni M.G. Bodhankar R.B. Somani and J.V. Jaiswal. 28. Water and wastewater management a membrane bioreactor technology a review/K.L. Prakash and R.K. Somashekar. 29. Recovery of membrane bound enzymes in soleus and EDL muscles of palm squirrel after experimentally induced sciatic neuropathy/K. Pratap Reddy and K. Praveen Kumar. 30. Folk medicine used to cure diseases like jaundice leucorrhoea dysmenorrhoea malaria and filaria in rural Jamtara district of Jharkhand (India)/Ashok Kumar Mandal and Bijan Bihari Dutta. 31. In vitro study of herbal extracts and oil on phytopathogens/B.K. Dutta S. Karmakar and M. Begam. 32. Studies on identifying suitable donors.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Part-I: Black Money: Some Conceptual Explanations. 1. Aspects of black money/Hiralal Vaman Chavan. 2. Black money in India: an exploratory study/Ila Vhaturvedi. 3. Analysis of black money in India: trends, roots and implications/J.B. Komaraiah. 4. Implications of black money/Shakeel Ahmed, Yojana Karve and Mallika Mistry. 5. Black money in India: causes, effects and remedies/Gangadhar V. Kayande Patil and Rakesh Patil. 6. Issues and challenges of black economy: Indian perspective/Ganjanan B. Patil. Part- II: Black Money: Impact Analysis. 7. Black money in India/Sunil Kumar Singh. 8. Black economy: impact of black income on the economic and social system/Rita R. Rana. 9. Impact of black economy on economic security of India/Akhilesh Kumari. 10. Black money and its impact on Indian economy/Gowhar Jhan and Naorem Naocha Chanu. 11. Estimates and impacts of black money/Sudhakar Patra. 12. Black money and its future impact on Indian economy: issues and challenges/Swami Prakash Srivastava. 13. Impact of corruption and black money on economic growth/Rina Chand. Part- III: Black Money: As Systemic and Socio-Economic Problems. 14. Black money, economic ethics and environment/Vibhute, PE. 15. Parallel economy and socio-economic problems: a critical analysis/P.Biswas. 16. A study of corruption and black economy/Ashok D. Khachane and Suresh B. Dhake. 17. Corruption and black economy: remedies and policy reforms /B.S. Naregal. 18. Corruption and the black economy: remedies and policy reforms/Bindi Shukla. 19. Black money and corruption: one of the challenge/Dhiraj C. Zalte. 20. Corruption and black money in Indian economy/Nidhi Sharma. 21. Corruption and black money/Ram Naresh Thakur. 22. Black money and corruption: causes and remedies/S. Binduja and V.J.R. Emerlson Moses. 23. Black money and corruption/S.N. Prajapati and Nagendra Prasad. 24. Corruption and black economy: remedies and policy reforms/S.B. Shete. 25. Corruption and black economy: challenges and remedies-an approach/Yamini Pandey. Part- IV : Black Money: Specific Case Analysis. 26. Indian black money and government's response/Suman Radhika. 27. Corruption and the black economy- impact on our economy: a case study with reference to prevalence of bribe among citizens of Chennai/Preethi Mohan M. 28. Implication of the black economy in India and government policy/ B.G. Lobo. 29. Black money and measures taken by the government/Parish C. Bhagat and Gautam K. Kamble.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Foreword. 1. Frontiers of plant sciences for sustainable agriculture and rural development/H.C. Lakshman. 2. In vitro culture of mycorrhizal fungi (AM) fungi: an overview/K.P. Radhika and B.F. Rodrigues. 3. Biocontrol of soil borne diseases by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi/Neeraj and Kanchan Singh. 4. Comparative analysis of drinking water quality of Paharia and non-Paharia Villages of Dumka District, Jharkhand, India/Rajendra Pandey. 5. Ecosystem services of Casuarina equisetifolia for sustainable atmospheric CO2 build up in tropical farm forestry/M. Uma, E. Mohan and K. Rajendran. 6. Optimization doses of different bioagents against fusarium wilt of Pigeonpea/D.N. Dhutraj, P.R. Bhandarge, M.G. Korde and A.L. Harde. 7. In vitro evaluation of fungicides against stemphylium vesicarium, causing leaf blight of onion/A.P. Suryawanshi, K.T. Apet, S.H. Khade, D.P. Kuldhar and A.L. Harde. 8. Screening of antagonistic activity of microorganisms against collectotrichum gloeosporioides/D.U. Gawai, J.U. Shinde, S.D. Jadhav, V.S. Bhadrashette, S.G. Swant and E.M. Khillare. 9. Biopriming of seeds for improving germination behaviour and biomass production of oilseed crops/J.N. Rajkond, S.L. Korekar, V.S. Swant and U.N. Bhale. 10. Mycorrhiza: biofertilizer for solannum melongena L/V.S. Sawant, P.P. Sarwade, V.S. Chatage, J.N. Rajkonda and U.N. Bhale. 11. Efficacy of indigenous AM fungi on growth and nutrient uptake of a ground orchid Habenaria marginata colber/A. Channabasava and H.C. Lakshman. 12. Role of algae in bioremediation/Milind J. Jadhav. 13. Airborne microorganism present in Government and private offices of Nagpur City/K.J. Cherian and S.M. Balpande. 14. Interaction of microorganisms with mangrove plants at than coast/Nilkanth S, Suryawanshi. 15. Arbuscular mycorrhizal association in some medicinal plants belonging to asteraceae found in Panahala hill of Maharasthra, India/Vishal R. Kamble, Rupesh R. Maurya and Dinesh G. Agre. 16. Native AM fungi in agroforestry tree species with seasonal variation/Krishna H. Waddar and H.C. Lakshman. 17. Determining Kunapajala pre sowing treatment for optimum germination of tomato Lycopersicon esulentum L. cv. selection 22 seeds/Rupali S. Deshmukh, Neelam A. Pail and T.D. Nikam. 18. Addition to the flora of Marathwada region of Maharashtra, India/S.P. Gaikwad, R.D. Gore and K.U. Garad. 19. Diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi in some common pants of Marathwada/P.P. Sarwade, V.S. Sawant and U.N. Bhale. 20. Preparation of chloropastic and cytoplasmic LPC from various plant species/V.G. Manwatkar and D.P. Gogle. 21. Effect of different concentrations of Chitosan on the growth of Okra Abelmoschus esculentus L. Moench/Sandhya Jaybhay, Lata Done and Avinash B. Ade. 22. Wetlands: elixir of life/S.N. Inamdar. 23. Chemical control of fruit rot of Coccinia indica caused by Bipolaris tetramera and macrophomina phaseolina/V.S. Chatage, A.S. Sonwane and U.N. Bhale. 24. Antibiotic effect of culture filtrates of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. udum butler against rhizobium bacteria isolated from different varieties of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan L. Millsp.)/V. Jalander and B.D. Gachane. 25. Aeschynomene villosa poir fabaceae: an addition to the flora of Maharashtra State/S.P. Gaikwad, K.U. Garad and R.D. Gore. 26. Diversity of fungal species found in different college libraries of Wardha City during the rainy season/L.P. Dalal, M. Bhowal and S.P. Kalbende. 27. Effect of basidiocarp extract of different mushrooms on growth of mould fungi/D.K. Kirwale, S.S. Bharade and D.S. Mukadam. 28. Evaluation of in vitro and in vivo antibacterial properties of Nothapodytes nimmoniana Grah. Mabb. and standardization of its micropropgation techniques/Pallavi P. Borate and Siddheshwar D. Disale. 29. Induced variation in plant height due to physical Gamma rays and chemical EMS mutagenic treatmens in groundnut arachis hypogaea L./R.A. Satpute and S.W. Suradkar. 30. Standardization of inoculation methods for mass.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Bacterial and fungal diversity leading to EUS in air breathing fishes a case study of climate change/Reena Laharia. 2. Study of biodiversity of fresh water molluscs from drought prone area of Solapur District/V.S. Kamble and K.R. Rao. 3. Intra-specific communication and territory marking in desert fox vulpes vulpes pusilla in the Thar Desert, Rajasthan/Hemu Chaudhary and G.R. Jakher. 4. A study of breeding site selection by aquatic birds in Jabalpur City of Madhya Pradesh/S. Sharma, A. Bohare and Raja Raj Tilak. 5. Seasonal variation of zooplankton in junona lake of Chandrapur, Maharshtra, India/P.J. Khinchi, P.M. Telkhade, N.R. Dahegaonkar and S.B. Zade. 6. Avifaunal diversity of tadoba Andhari tiger/P.M. Telkhade, N.R. Dahegaonkar, P.J. Khinchi and S.B. Zade. 7. Checklist of birds of Sirsa, Haryana/Vivek Goyal, Nisha and Prince Chawla. 8. Species diversity of benthic macroinvertebrates in freshwater lotic ecosystems in Gadchiroli District Maharashtra, India/W.R. Bhadarkar, S.V. Bhandarkar and G.T. Paliwal. 9. Abundance of spiders fauna in cotton and orange fields in Vidarbha Maharastra/Deshmukh Ujjwala Shivaji. 10. Morpho-ecological study of Buccopharyngial region before ontogenic feeding in cobitidian fish noemacheilus montanus (McClelland)/Bahuguna S.N. Chowdhary Ashish K. and Khatri Suman. The present book is an integrated approach to describe animal diversity and its conservation to facilitate better understanding of the animal Kingdom. The book consists of 22 chapters which highlights the conservation of animal diversity. The book consists of various examples case studies diagrams and photographs included in the text along with the exhaustive bibliography. The book would be useful for UG and PG level students researchers teachers, scientists and all those working in the field of animal diversity and its conservation.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. Quality strategies approaches and management: 1. Total quality management and food safety/H.P.S. Nagi and Savita Sharma. 2. Wheat protein composition and its relation to quality of Indian traditional products/U.J.S. Prasada Rao. 3. Development of testing protocol for processing machinery to enhance grain quality/R.K. Gupta and R.K. Vishwakarma. 4. Mycotoxins in cereal grains/Deepa Srivastava, Tanuja Srivastava, C.S. Riar, Sukhcharn Singh and D.C. Saxena. 5. IPR issues scenario of Indian Universities and institutions/K.A. Anu Appaiah. II. Quality evaluation of grains and its constituents: 6. Adulteration in cereal grains: an overview/G.S. Padda, Amarjeet Kaur and Poonam A. Sachdeva. 7. Quality evaluation of bakery flour/Amarjeet Kaur, G.S. Padda and Umesh Kamble. .III. Value addition. IV. Post harvest plant operations and quality management. V. Product development: status and new strategies. VI. Storage and handling. VII. Grading and trends of milling industries. Index.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Higher education and development: 1. Development of Indian higher education in the 21st century/A. Arangasami. 2. Higher education in India: an overview/K. Krishna Reddy. 3. Issues in higher education/Kanwaljit Kaur. 4. An overview in higher education/Y. Kesava Reddy. 5. Role of higher education in India: problems and remedies/B.Y. Deshmukh. 6. Issues in higher education in India/Nar Singh and Munila Naqvi. 7. A blueprint of higher education /Rasul Gafur Korabu. 8. Higher education: the Panacea for growth/Preeti Mishra. II. Higher Education and Social Groups Access: 9. Imbalance in Indian higher education/Sanjay Tupe. 10. Existing anomalies in higher education: enhancement of GER v. attainment of excellence/Tejaswini B. Yakundimath. 11. Trend of higher education accessibility in India/C.B. Singh. 12. Access, equity and excellence in higher education in India: an overview/Channaveere Gowda B.N. and K.G. Suresh Kumar. 13. Access to higher education by social groups: status and constraints/Dinesh P.T. and Jayasheela. 14. Access to higher education for OBCs, SCs and STs community: a great challenge for the Government of Jharkhand/N.C. Jha and Devashish Vatsyayan. 15. Policy implications of access to higher education by social groups/P.S. Kamble. 16. Education policy with special reference to higher education growth/L. Clement Baskar and C.A. Basheer Ahamed Khan. 17. Access to higher education of women: an Inter-District analysis/Sadhana Satapathy. 18. Growth of higher education among scheduled castes and tribes/Harinder Kaur. III. Higher Education and Skill Development: 19. Talent acquisition through access to higher education: review of financial support/Yogendra Nath Mann. 20. A study on skill development through higher education of Bihar in the context of privatization/Baj Nath Singh. 21. Higher education and skill development for faster economic growth/D. Nagayya and Balla Appa Rao. 22. Higher education and skill development/Harindra Kishor Mishra. 23. Skill development: the missing link in higher education/Ranjit Bahadur Singh. 24. Integrating knowledge and skill in higher education: opportunities and challenges in Indian economy/S. Mansoor Rahman. 25. Higher education for the women in the era of globalization/Y. Ashok Kumar. 26. Higher education in India: Issues and challenges/Punam Kumari. Index. The present book on Higher Education: Access, Equity and Excellence is a brilliant academic work having an indepth analysis of higher education, its capability creation domain, equity and excellence contents. The post industrial development, in the globalization era has entered into a different wave length wherein labour demand for work has been reduced via speeding up of mechanical automation and robot system of work culture. Further, the technological push factor working through innovation and thus creating a new knowledge demand for industrial workers in India and elsewhere has produced its worst effects in terms of reduced hour of works for regular wage employment and its worsening effects on conditions and nature of employment. We have as a result of it vast doses of contract employment and a set of new conditionality in terms of training and new knowledge. This book has altogether twenty-six articles spanning over three parts entitled Higher education and development linkages, higher education and widening social groups gaps in terms of access, equity and excellence, and higher education and its skill development linkages and its shrinking domain in terms of geography, quantum and equity in productivity capability of the per unit workers in terms of reduced hours of work frictionalisation of employment and off the job training programmes in large numbers. The whole analysis is arranged in scientific manner and provides evidential analysis on these issues. (jacket).

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. The Entrepreneurial Library: Innovating New Library Products and Services/Ken Chad. 2. Library 3.0: Future Technologies for Libraries/Priya Bhushan. 3. Developing Models of Virtual Learning Environments (VLE) with Open Educational Resources: A Conceptual Framework to Empower Education in Digital India/Partha Sarathi Das. 4. E-Content Development Strategies in Electronic Environment: An Exploration/Akhandanand Shukla and Manoj Kumar Pal. 5. Management of Academic Libraries in Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah (UAE) in the Light of Five Laws of Library Science/M.P. Sampath Kumar and P. Nageswara Rao. 6. LIS Education in India: Developing Paradigms, Challenges and Propositions/Keshava and M.C. Lakshminarasimhappa. 7. Digitization Initiatives of Palm Leaf Manuscript Libraries in Tamil Nadu: A Case Study of Dr. U.V. Swaminatha Iyer Research Library, Chennai/K. Baskar and B. Ramesh Babu. 8. Content Analysis of Online Marathi Newspapers in Maharashtra/Ratneshwar C. Bhavsar and Anil N. Chikate. 9. Development of E-Content on Folk Medicine of Hyderabad Karnataka Region/D.S. Amoji and V.T. Kamble. 10. Social Networking Sites (SNSs): An Emerging Tool for Librarians to Provide Effective Library Services in Digital Era/Manoj Kumar Verma. 11. Analytical Study on the Use of Cell Phones/Mallinath Kumbar, C.P. Ramasesh and M.L. Umesha. 12. Discriminant Analysis of the influence of Faculty Members Socio-Economic Characteristics on the Use of Social Networks: A Study of KSWU, Bijapur/Gavisiddappa Anandhalli and T. Shantadevi. 13. Use of Social Networking Technologies: A Survey of University of Agricultural Sciences Students, Bangalore/M. Papegowda, V. Srinivasa and Lingappa S. Jadava. 14. Can Cloud Computing Help for Government Colleges to Automate their Libraries? A Point of View/N. Vasantha Raju and N.S. Harinarayana. 15. Impact of Cloud Computing on Libraries/Shrikant Karkun and Vijayakumar Jalagar. 16. Academic Scholars Perceptions on Cloud Based Library Services of Engineering Colleges in Bangalore Region: A Study/K. Manjunatha and Shamrao Ramanna. 17. Knowledge Sharing among Digital Libraries through cloud Oriented Computing Architecture (COCA) Model/U. Nagalingam and K.G. Jayarama Naik. 18. Managing the Library s Corporate Culture for Organizational Efficiency, Productivity, and Enhanced Service/B. Sujatha and T.Y. Mallaiah. 19. Inclusive Library: A Humanitarian Approach to Information Services/Keshava, Vatnal and Anand Dodamani. 20. Leadership Style of Library Managers and Library Environment/Ujwala Sudhir Ulhe and Sambhaji G. Patil. 21. Impact of Paradigm Shift of ICT Tools and Technologies in the Context of Farmers Information Tools/K. Veeranjaneyulu, P. Punna Rao and N.P. Ravi Kumar. 22. Role of Library Managers in Protecting Copyright in E-Environment/Avinash D. Chinchure and Lalita Sami. 23. Best Practices in Madras University: A Case Study of Guindy Campus (Science) Library, Chennai/S. Baskaran and M. Tamizhchelvan. 24. Electronic Information Services and Current Issues in IPR/Vinay P. Haware and Avinash Humbre. 25. Wayback machine: A Boon for Preserving Web Sources/S.U. Shiva Kumara and B.T. Sampath Kumar.26. Pay Back to Society through Web Based Library Services: Librarians Turn/Prakash Waghmare, Ganapathi Z. Shinde and Anandraj Patil. 27. Innovative Library Services Using ICT Tools/S. Dhanavandan. 28. Virtual Reference Service in Libraries of IISC/IISER in India: user survey/Amol Dewaji Khobragade and Shalini R. Lihitkar. 29. Digital literacy skills among faculty of Sahyadri College of Engineering and management, Mangalore/Shwetha Kumari K. and M. Pruushothama Gowda. 30. Essential information skills for internet surfing in the College libraries: a survey/Mahantesh Ajagond. 31. Information literacy skills of faculty members of polytechnic colleges in utilising information resources: a study/Mahadeva Prasad M.S. and Mallinath Kumbar. 32. Effectiveness of multimedia E-learning in higher educational institutions.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Agro residue based renewable energy technologies developed under AICRP on RES for sustainable rural development/M. Shyam. 2. Biomass conversion techniques/C.N. Gandge. 3. Waste generation and its management in agriculture/N.R. Pavitrakar. 4. Utilization of agro waste from agro processing industries/P.M. Nimkar. 5. Energy budgeting in farm operations/A.V. Gajakos and V.P. Khambalkar. 6. Recycling of agricultural and municipal solid waste/Y.B. Taide. 7. Basic instrumentation for testing of renewable energy gadgets/N.D. Korpe. 8. Open top Gasifier for thermal application/A.G. Mohod. 9. Mass and energy balance of biomass briquetting process/A.G. Mohod. 10. Food processing waste management systems/Rekha S. Taley. 11. Geographical information system and biomass assessment/G.U. Satpute. 12. Energy audit and conservation/Umesh Pagrut. 13. Biomass briquetting and utilization/R.T. Ramtake. 14. Rural energy sector/Danjay Khadakkar. 15. Development of processing technology for Jatropha seed to produce biodiesel/R.F. Sutar. 16. Farm waste availability in dryland agriculture for energy generation/M.B. Nagdeve. 17. Potential energy available from fast growing tree species/J.S. Zope and H.K. Deshmukh. 18. Utilization of farm waste in agriculture for energy conservation/V.K. Kharche.19. Characterization of biomass for efficient energy output/S.R. Kalbande. 20. Producer gas based power generation system/S.R. Kalbande. 21. Decentralized power generation from solar photo voltaic/V.N. Madansure. 22. Energy management in pumping system/S.S. Hiwase and A.N. Mankar. 23. Potential and scope for energy generation from livestock waste/R.R. Shelke and A.B. Deshmukh. 24. Methodology for energy and resource assessment at village scale/C.N. Gangde. 25. Agro residue management/V.M. Bhale and S.S. Wanzari. 26. Energy plantation: potential and scope in energy sector/S.M. Taley. 27. Engineering techniques in biogas production/S.R. Gadge and A.K. Kamble. 28. Engine modifications for compatible use of biogas as fuel/S.R. Gadge. 29. Farm machinery for crop residue management/A.V. Gajakos. 30. Ethanol production from biomass/I.L. Pardeshi. 31. Generation of rice husk and its utilization as a fuel/P.M. Nimkar. 32. Performance of tractor using biodiesel blends/S.R. Kalbande and S.S. Nevase. 33. Biodiesel production from non edible vegetable oil/S.R. Kalbande. 34. Role of biomass energy for sustainable development of environment/Ismail Husain. 35. Biomass charring and briquette making/H.K. Deshmukh. 36. Effect of global warming on farm waste/S.S. Wanjari. 37. Intellectual property rights/D.V. Ratnalikar. 38. Mathematical modeling in energy conversion system/K.J. Shinde. 39. Carbon credit: potential in rural energy system/Umesh Pagrut. 40. Economic evaluation of energy generation system/S.S. Marawar. Subject Index. This book is devised in such a manner that bio energy development through energy plantation and the routes of biomass conversion such as solid liquid and gaseous bio-fuels like briquetting ethane production bio-gas producer gas etc. has been covered in general with special emphasis on its utilization for thermal application as well as power generation. Recent practices of biomass production for energy generation and advances on biomass collection transportation and conversion machinery has been covered. This book provides relevant information in the field of biomass and its utilization for energy development which would be useful to the scientists student extension personnel development agencies in understanding the potential of bio-energy and adoption of efficient energy conversion technologies. (jacket).

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I Introduction/Talwar Sabanna. I. Globalisation 1. Three word Mantra LPG and its impact on Indian poor a view point/P. Pushpa. 2. Globalisation and social development/I. Sundar. 3. Globalisation and human resource development in SAARC countries/Zainab M. Khurram. 4. Globalisation and development disaggregate dynamics/J. Lenka. 5. Growth through globalisation policy riddles/K.K. Sinha. 6. Globalisation decentralisation and PRIs in India/M.G. Basavaraja. 7. Globalisation and food security/Mohd. Azam Khan. 8. Impact of globalisation on agriculture and environment countries experiences/I. Sundar. 9. Globalisation and Indian agriculture challenges and prospects/H.H. Uliveppa. 10. Rural non farm activities in India growth led and distress diversification/R.R. Biradar. 11. Financial deregulation and real side of the economy in India a vector autoregression approach/Purna Chandra Padhan. 12. Foreign direct investment in Indian economic scenario opportunities and challenges/S.T. Bagalkoti V. Bhramarambikadevi and Naveen N. Hegde. 13. Information technology and bio technology/N.S. Sreenivasulu and C. Basavaraju. 14. Social security schemes and weaker sections in Karnataka/K. Sivachithappa and P.M. Honakeri. 15. Impact of globalisation on higher education a case study of Indian higher education/Jasbir Singh and Anupam Vohra. 16. Globalisation and social security in India an evaluation of policy perspectives/H.H. Uliveppa and D.R. Albal. 17. Physical performance of power sector in Karnataka in the context of globalisation a comparative analysis/G.S. Premakumar. 18. Globalisation and India's service sector strategy for future growth/Bhramarambikadevi V. Naveen N. Hegde and S.T. Bagalkoti. 19. Globalisation and labour issues/Satyanarayana. 20. India's double edged health burden by 2030 WHO perspective/P. Pushpa. 21. Effects of globalisation on education/S. Chinnammai. 22. Relative importance of risk factors in dental caries/S.B. Jawali V. Tippeswamy and K.V.V. Prasad. 23. Spatial analysis of population and occupational pattern in Belgaum District/S.M. Hurakadli. 24. Ago industrialisation an alternative for employment generation in an era of globalisation/Srinivas Subbarao. 25. New economic policy a critique/V.S. Adigal. 26. Global warming economic and ecological context/Sidhartha Sarkar. 27. Regional disparities in development of social sector an analysis of post reform period/D.N. Patil. 28. Dynamics of urban land use pattern a case study of Belgaum City/M.S. Kurani and S.M. Hurakadli. 29. hazardous bio medical waste management in Hubli Dharwad Twin Cities/S.I. Biradar and Mahadevi N. Kotyal. Index. Vol. II II. World Trade Organisation 30. General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) implications for India/H. Vasudev Sedam and Devendrappa M. Madari. 31. International trade and environmental sustainability/Odeyar D. Heggade. 32. WTO and its impact on India's foreign trade/S.B. Akash and H.Y. Kamble. 33. The working of WTO its impact on economic development/S. Srikrishna and S. Anil Kumar. 34. GATS and higher education in India the challenges and opportunities/Talwar Sabanna. 35. Impact of the World Trade Organisation on the services sector in India an overview/C.M. Rajpraveen. 36. GATS in Asian countries a case of internationalisation of higher education in India (A SWOT analysis)/H.H. Uliveppa and M.N. Siddalingappanavar. 37. WTO agreement on Indian agriculture/S.N. Yogish. III. Women empowerment 38. Women in Indian agriculture problems and prospects/Rudra Prakash Pradhan. 39. Socio economic and political empowerment of women policies of Government of India and UNIFEM/S. Srikrishna and S. Anil Kumar. 40. Impacts of self help groups on women empowerment with special reference to Karnataka State/S.B. Akash and H.Y. Kamble. 41. Self Help Groups A saga of success in Dakshina Kannada District of Karnataka/Jayasheela H. Sriprasad M. Showkat Ali and S. Sudhakar. 42. Women education among Scheduled Castes in Hyderabad Karnataka Regi.

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents I. Pre history proto history and archaeology 1. A study of early Harappan pottery motifs/D.P. Sharma and Anisha Saxena. 2. The engimatic Central Stele in Harappan Fire Altars some observations/J. Manuel. 3. Origin and growth of Neolithic culture in Tamilnadu/S. Murugavel. 4. Recent discoveries of pre historic sites in Arasikere of Hassan District/Hanuma Nayaka. 5. Archaeology of the Ramayana sites in the light of recent excavations at Ayodhya/Krishna Kumar. 6. Hampi before the Vijayanagara/Vasudev Badiger. 7. Megalithic monuments of South India/N. Jeyakumar. II. Philosophy and religion 8. The Adipurana the genesis of human history/Nagarajaiah Hampa. 9. Socio religious aspects in the Vamana Purana/N.C. Panda. 10. Why Sri Lanka is being called the Lanka of Ravana/J. P. Mithal. 11. Reflection of the Vedas in the Mahabharata/N.C. Panda. 12. Concept of Avatara/Anam Charan Swain. 13. Dowry system as reflected in Dharmasastra/K.G. Ambika. 14. Mahabharata and Kautilya's Arthasastra some remarks on political aspects/P.V. Narayanan. 15. Vidyanand Muni A great Saint of our times/S.K. Melkar and S.G. Chalawadi. 16. The concept of creation according to the Upanishads/A.C. Swain. 17. A historical Survey of medicines and practice in Karnataka/K.G. Vasantha Madhava. III. Buddhist studies 18. Role of early Buddhist proselytizers in the integration of the nation some observations/J. Manuel. 19. A study of a painting on Japanese Emma Ten Mandara (Yama Mandala)/A.K. Bhattacharya. 20. Authors of Petroglyphs in Ladakh and Baltistan/B.R. Mani. 21. Dandan Uiliq Panels for the divine protection of Khotan/Lokesh Chandra. 22. Interface between India and South East Asia/Amar Nath Khanna. IV. Epigraphy and numismatics 23. Seven fragmentary stone inscriptions from Mansar/Prabhat Kumar Singh. 24. Recent discoveries of the early Chalukyan inscriptions and other archaeological remains at Bachingud Dist. Bagalkot Karnataka/L.S. Rao. 25. Jainism in North Kanara an epigraphical study/K.G. Bhat Soori. 26. Flood control information in Harihara inscriptions/Harihar Sreenivasa Rao. 27. Brahmadesam Inscriptions of Rashtrakuta Krishna III/S. Swaminathan. 28. Some important discoveries in Perso Arabic epigraphy/G.S. Khwaja. 29. Social customs and practices of medieval Northern Karnataka/C.S. Vasudevan. 30. Manda A gold coin of South India/A.V. Narasimha Murthy. 31. Two copper coins of the Karnataka Palegars/Mandarke Nithyananda Pai. 32. Mahidpur a place name/Jai Prakash. 33. Brahminical immigration to Orissa from South India/Subrata Kumar Acharya. V. Art and architecture 34. Discovery of remains of Asokan Pillar at Kachhi Ghat Patna City/Pran Ranjan Prasad. 35. Satavahana architecture some aspects/M.T. Kamble. 36. Narasimha images from Mansar and Sirpur/A.K. Sharma. 37. Recent developments in Vakataka historiography with special references to the Vakataka Gupta relations/Shankar Goyal. 38. Jain rock cut temples and sculptures of Gwalior Fort Gwalior (M.P.)/B.L. Nagarch. 39. Jain Bronzes from Ater Dist. Bhind Madhya Pradesh/Navneet Kumar Jain. 40. Krishnadevaraya's Grants and donations during the Kalinga War with special reference to the Krishna Temple/Anila Verghese. 41. Two unique sculptures of Lord Ganesh in the Vidarbha/M.R. Dhekane. 42. Pre Vijayanagara Hampe a religious and educational Centre/C.T.M. Kotraiah. 43. The endowment from Arasappa Nayaka II of Swadi to Sri Chandrasekhara Sarasvati of Swarnavalli Matha/A.K. Shastry. 44. The Domes in Islamic architecture India/S.K. Joshi. 45. Carvings and drawings gleaned on the Ramparts of Raichur Fort/V. Suguna Sharma. 46. A rare sketch of Ikkeri Temple by Italian Traveller/K. Venkatesh Jois. V. Museum Conservation and tourism 47. Chandesa image from Victoria Jubilee Museum Vijayawada/Myneni Krishna Kumari. 48. Security of Museums/Pran Ranjan Prasad. 49. Impact assessment of tourism development at Ajanta and Conservation Measures/Dulari R. Qureshi. 50. Development of Srirangapatna as a historical international t.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1.Assessment of heavy metal pollution in river Tawi and its effect on proximate quality of fish/Monika Sharma, Roopma Gandotra and Sapnajangra. 2. Histological changes in larvicidal fish due to organophosphate/Sabiha Khan. 3. Effect of methyl parathion (an Organophosphate)on biochemical contents of fresh water cat fish heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch)/Bheem Rao. T, Thirupathi. K and Venkaiah. 4. Acute toxicity of detergent D1 and D2 Powder on a catfish mystus Seenghala from Manjara River Near Kollam, Dist. Osmanabad (M.S.)/Kamble S. M., Bhagwan H. K., Chinte D. N.,Biradar S. R. and A. H. Kamble. 5. Screening of traditional medicinal plants against aedes aegypti Linn. (Diptera: Culicidae), a dengue fever vector/A.N. Anoop kumar, Sreedev Puthur, Sharrel Rebello, Embalil Mathachan, Aneesh, Prabha Kumari,Vijay Laxmi Saxena. 6. Comparative seasonal estimation of heavy metalsin two different lotic water bodies of Jammu (J&K)/Roopma Gandotra, Sapana Jangral and Monika Sharma. 7. A natural alternative approach to synthetic Insecticides/B.S.Chandel. 8. Effect of pyrethroid on physiology of Biofauna/Prafullata V. Kolkhede. 9. Scindapus officinalisan eco-friendly arsenal against Aedes aegyptia potential dengue fever vector(Diptera: Culicidae)/Sreedev Puthur, A.N Anoop Kumar, Sharrel Rebello, Embalil Mathachan Aneesh, Prabha Kumari, Vijay Laxmi Saxena. 10. Passage of ammonia through the mitochondrial membranes and the blood rain barrier in Ctenopharyngodon idella due to ammonia toxicity/M.Vasantha Lakshmi and B. Chakravarthi. 11. Study of Biochemical parameters of Eudriluseugeniae (Kinberg) in various organic wastes supplemented with Probiotics/Mujeebunisa, M., Saravanan,S., Divya, V.,Vasanthakumar, D and Aruna, D. 12. Isolation and Molecular typing of Aeromonas Isoltes from river Ganga and Mandakini/Mitali Dhiman, S.S. Mishra, R.C Tripathy and B.K. Dwivedi. 13. Effect of Phosphomidon in Summer Season on Protein Alterationin Fresh Water Snail Viviparus bengalensis/Sopan L Erande. 14. Influence of various organic wastes on certain biochemical parameters of carbohydrate metabolism in Eudrilus eugeniae (Kinberg)/Divya. V., Mujeebunisa. M., Saravanan.S.,Vasanthakumar D and Aruna. D. 15. The dietary effect of Melia dubia leaf on Biochemical-Protein Parameter of Tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus)/Jansi.A and Rosaline Mary.16. Effect of sewage water and sago effluent dueto Thirumanimuthar river and haematological and SEM analysis in the freshwater fish Cirrhinus mrigala/J.Vasanthi. 17. Histopathological effect of endosulfan on testes of Swiss Albino Mice and Bioremediation through amla/Kailash Kumar, Poonam Kumari and Bindu Kumari Singh.18. Laboratory selection and Detoxification enzymeanalysis of Carbofuran resistant line of Culex quinquec fasciatus Say, the filarial vector/Aneesh E M, Sharel Rebello1, Vijayan V A, Prabha Kumari C, Vijay Laxmi Saxena. 19. Toxicity of tannery effluent on biochemical parameters of the fresh water fish Oreochromis mossambicus/T. Manimegalai1, A. Arunachalam, Soorya Sukumaran, K. Raguvaran, R. Maheswaran. 20. Protective Role of green tea extract against cypermethrin in fresh water fishes Heteropneustes fossilis/Kannez Zahra, Akanksha Singh and Surbhi Yadav. 21. Effect of lambda-cyhalothrin and Imidaclopridon oxygen consumption of the freshwater Bivalve, Lamellidens marginalis/Poonam Ahire, Pramila Bhamre, Ashok Desai. 22. Histopathological changes in Liver of fish nemacheilus botia exposed to sublethal concentrations of organophosphorous in secticide monocrotophos/J.D.Vasait. Toxicology is a discipline involved adverse effects of chemical substances on living organisms, dose of chemical substances and its effect on exposed organisms. With rapid growth in industrialization, urbanization, pesticides usage in irrigation resulted in environmental pollution (air, water, soil pollution).Due to this, mainly water bodies get contaminated as they receives the effluents from industries, domestic waste, agricultural.

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I Foreword/V.L. Chopra. Acknowledgement. Preface. Lead Papers 1. Molecular markers in crop improvement current applications and future prospects/T. Mohapatra. 2. DNA Marker Technology in the improvement of horticultural crops/Lalitha Anand. 3. Gene prospecting from Mangroves and genetic engineering of Mangrove genes to crop plants to enhance salinity tolerance/S.R. Prashanth Preeti A. Mehta and Ajay Parida. 4. Genes for biotic stress management in plants/V. Udayasuriyan. 5. Chloroplast mediated genetic transformation in horticultural crops/K.C. Bansal. 6. Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and their role in horticulture/D.J. Bagyaraj. 7. Exploitation of Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) in horticultural crops/R. Samiyappan S. Harish R. Radjacommare and D. Saravanakumar. 8. High tech propagation of horticultural crops accent on recalcitrance/V.A. Parthasarathy. 9. Solid waste management/P. Kuttinarayanan. I. Tissue culture research in horticultural crops new perspectives 10. Somatic embryogenesis in Mango (Mangifera indica L.) varieties/K. Rajmohan G.R. Sulekha C.P. Bindu P. Ramesh S. Sadheeshna Kumari and S. Sunita. 11. Covert Bacterial Association with In Vitro cultures of horticulture crops/Pious Thomas and Bindu Panicker. 12. Endosperm culture in Hevea brasiliensis/K. Rekha R. Jayashree S. Sushamakumari S. Sankariammal and A. Thulaseedharan. 13. Repetitive somatic embryogenesis and plant regeneration in Garcinia indica Choiss/S.R. Deodhar S.V. Bhosle S.K. Rawal and S.R. Thengane. 14. In Vitro micropropagation of Acid Lime (Citrus aurantifolia S) var. Sai Sharbati/A.B. Kamble T.A. More A.R. Karale and S.C. Patil. 15. An electrofusion mediated improved method for donor recipient somatic hybridization in Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.)/Debabrata Sarkar L. Schilde Rentschler B. Loffelhardt Ruo and H. Ninnemann. 16. In Vitro culture and biochemical analysis of Jasminum sp./K. Suseela Gomathi S. Sambandamurthy S. Sadasivam N.M. Ramasamy and K. Rajmohan. 17. Biotech production unit for spices a venture of Spices Board Kudumbashree and Dept. of biotechnology/Y.S. Rao K. Mary Mathew K. Pradip Kumar Lakhsmanan R. and J. Thomas. 18. Performance evaluation of tissue culture vis a vis open pollinated seedlings of Cardamom/K.M. Kuruvilla K.J. Madhusoodanan M.R. Sudharshan P. Natarajan and J. Thomas. 19. Induction of variability in Vanilla through In Vitro techniques/Lovis Susan Kuriakose Grace Thi Bin and P.A. Nazeem. 20. Micropropagation of Banana var. Meitei Hei through Shoot Tip Culture/W.I. Meitei Rajkumar Kishor L. Robert and H. Jayalaxmi Devi. 21. On farm evaluation of tissue culture vanilla plants vis a vis vegetative cuttings/K.J. Madhusoodanan K.M. Kuruvilla B.A. Vadiraj V.V. Radhakrishnan and J. Thomas. 22. An efficient regeneration protocol for Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum L.) cv. PKM1/P. Kalaiarasan S. Maruthasalam M. Sivakumar D. Sudhakar and P. Balasubramanian. 23. Studies on micropropagation in Pomegranate (Punica granatum L.)/R.R. Chaugule T.A. More A.B. Kamble and A.R. Karale. 24. Ovular Callus culture studies in Carica papaya L./P.S. Kavitha N. Chezhiyan and V. Panimalar. 25. An efficient regeneration protocol for Brinjal (Solanum melongena L.) cv. Co2/P. Kalaiarasan Phan Dinh Phap M. Sivakumar D. Sudhakar and P. Balasubramanian. 26. Somatic embryogenesis and plant regeneration from immature embryos of Papaya (Carica papaya L.) CO7/R. Anandan Pranathi Sibi Phan Dinh Phap K. Sooriyanadhasundaram N. Kumar D. Sudhakar and P. Balasubramanian. 27. In Vitro regeneration of Hevea brasiliensis from leaf explants/R.G. Kala P. Kumari Jayasree S. Sushamakumari S. Sobha R. Jayashree K. Rekha and A. Thulaseedharan. 28. Plantlet regeneration In Vitro through indirect organogenesis in Ginger (Zingiber officinale Rosc.)/Resmi Paul M.R. Shylaja P.A. Nazeem P.A. Valsala and E.V. Nybe. 29. Callus culture and somatic embryogenesis studies in Citrus aurantifolia Swingle/A.B. Kamble T.A. More A.R. Karale and S.C. Patil. 30.