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Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Conents: 1. Imperatives of Occurrence Classification (OC), Goal-Dimension Matrix, and Indigenous Knowledge in Conservation and Management of Medicinal Plants. 2 Threatened Biodiversity of Medicinal plants-IUCN Red List Categories. 3 Threatened Medicinal Plants of Erstwhile Bastar District, Chhattisgarh. 4 Rare and Threatened Plants of Chhattisgarh State: A Check List. 5 Rare and Threatended Medicinal Plants of Uttar Pradesh and Their Conservation Strategies. 6 Rare and Threatened Medicinal Plants of Rajasthan and Their Conservation Concern. 7 Status of Medicinal Plants in Nagaland. 8 Plant Population Going Down at Alarming Rates. 9 Role of Agroforesty in Conservation of Important Multi-Purpose and Fruit Trees with medicinal Values. 10 Threatened Plant Diversity in Achankmar Wild Life Sanctuary. 11 Management of Medicinal Plant Resources of India for Sustainable Utilization. 12 Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Through Non-Destructive Harvesting Practices. 13 Harvesting Practices and Causes of Population Decline of Critically Endangered Species Malkangni (Celastrus paniculatus) in Bhopal and Mandla Districts of Madhya Pradesh. 14 Premature and Unscientific Harvesting of Fruits in Aonla-A Serious Threat for In-Situ Conservation in Wild and Sustainable Utilization. 15 Role and Potential of Management Information System in Medicinal Plants Sector. 16 Preliminary Observations on Growth Performance of Emblica Officinalis in Degraded Land of Chhindwara District of Madhya Pradesh. 17 An Account of Threatened Medicinal Species in Botanic Garden of State Forest Research Institute, Jabalpur. 18 Priliminary Survey of Wild Medicinal Plants Used by Barela, Bhilala and Naik Communities in East Nimar. 19 Some Ethno Medicinal Plants Used by Tribal Communities of Jhabua District, M.P. for the Treatment of Malarial Fever. 20 Domestication of Indigenous Forest Trees of Medicinal Value: Role of Cloning. 21 Medicinal Properties and Conservation of Baliospermum montanum (Willd). Muell. Arg.-A Threatened Medicinal Plant. 22 High Frequency Induction of Multiple Shoots from Nodel Explants of Tinospora cordifolia (Willd.) and Comparison of Primary Metabolities. 23 Investigation on Seeds of Threatened Wild Medicinal Plants for Ex-Situ Conservation. 24 Studies on Germination and Storage of Seeds of Pterocarpus Marsupium Roxb-A Threatened Species of Madhay Pradesh. 25 Effect to VAM and Bacterial Biofertilizers on Growth and Development of Chorophytum Borivillianum. 26 An Improved Technique for Germination of Strychnos potatorum Linn. F. Suppl. Seeds. 27 Cultivation of Some Medicinal Plant Species and Requirement of Seeds. 28 Biotechnological Approaches in Multiplication and Conservation of Plants of Medicinal Value. 29 Status and Conservation of Threatened Medicinal Herbs. 30 Etho Botanical and Medicinal Uses of Niger. 31 Ethnobotanical Approaches for Assessment of Threat Status of Wild Medicinal Plants. 32 Some Promising Wild Medicinal Plants in Relation to Rural Economy of Bundelkhand Region: A Case Study of Lalitpur. 33 Cultivation of Wild Medicinal Plants in Culturable Wastelands: An Approach Towards Conservation. 34 An Ethnobiotanical Survey of Pandhana Tehsil of East Nimar District M.P. 35 An Ethnobotanical Study of Barwani District of Madhya pradesh. 36 Phenological Variations and Reproductive Success in Natural Populations of Smilax zeylanica Linn. 37 Important Medicinal Plants of Navegaon National Park (Sakoli, M.S.), and Their Conservation Strategies. 38 Cultivation Trial with Organic Fertilizer on Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina Benth) in Madhya Pradesh-A Tool for Ex-Situ Conservation. 39 A Survey of Fabacaous Plants Used by the Tribals of West Nimar District of Madhya Pradesh. 40 Some Promising Wild Medicinal Plants Among the Nepali People of Dhemaji District of Assam.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Prologue. Federalism in India: an introduction/P.K. Chaubey. Federal transfers in India: an introduction/Shrawan K. Singh. I. Evolution of federal fiscal relations: 1. Evolution of Union-State fiscal relations in India: two steps forward and one step backward/P.K. Chaubey. 2. Federal state financial relations in India: the post-liberalisation period/A.C.K. Nambiar. 3. Centre-State financial relations in India: an account of major debates/Debes Mukhopadhyay. 4. Fiscal federalism in India/Narendra Prasad. 5. New horizons of fiscal federalism in India and unfinished tasks/I.M. Trivedi. 6. Evaluating India's fiscal federalism: some reflections on past half century/Amaresh Bagchi. II. Transfers from the union to the states: 7. Centre-state resource transfers in India: need for a pragmatic approach/P.K. Bhargava. 8. Sharing of union tax revenues in India/Om Prakash and Navjot Raikhy. 9. Devolution criteria for federal transfer to states: an exercise in searching for implicit weights/Jagannath Lenka. 10. Eleventh finance commission: a critique/P. Jegadish Gandhi. 11. Devolution of resources: an alternative mechanism/V.P. Tripathi, Saumya Nagar and Arun Bhaduria. III. Sector specific issues: 12. Upgradation of administrative services in India: the role of finance commission/Bhagabata Patro, Preyasi Nayak and N. Acharya. 13. Educational finance in India: the role of finance commission/Sailabala Debi. IV. Finances for local governance: 14. Do matching grants ensure greater resource mobilisation?: a micro-economic exercise/Dilip Ghosh and Santanu Ghosh. 15. The dismal state of Panchayat Finance: a case study of West Bengal/Dilip Ghosh and Santanu Ghosh. 16. Transfers for local finances and case study of a Gram Panchayat/Manab Sen. 17. Finances of Panchayati Raj Institutions in Haryana/Chandra Ballabh Sharma. 18. Decentralised public finance: the role of eleventh finance commission/G. Karunakaran Pillai. Index. "This volume contains twenty papers, including introductory one, presented in the technical sessions on Fiscal Federalism in India in the eighty-fourth annual conference of the Indian economic association held at Vellore. "These papers present the considered views and exercises on federal fiscal matters of the members of the Indian Economic Association, who come from different parts of the country. The volume therefore presents a cross-section of the opinions and wide spectrum of views of our scholarship in economics on the issues related with federal relationship between different layers of fiscal structure in India. "Our contributors include both young and eminent, experts and experienced, technique-oriented and erudite, academic and policy-maker. Some of the eminent scholars who have contributed to this volume are Amaresh Bagchi, P.K. Bhargava, P.K. Chaubey, Jegadish Gandhi, A.C.K. Nambiar, Bhagabata Patro, G. Karunakaran Pillai, Om Prakash, Narendra Prasad, I.M. Trivedi, V.P. Tripathi and Sailabala Debi. "The papers have been divided according to the issues addressed in four parts : (1) Evolution of federal fiscal relations, (2) Fiscal transfers from union to states, (3) Sector specific issues, and (4) Finances for governance by local bodies. The papers in the first part concern with general federal fiscal issues that have engaged our attention for last fifty years. They deal with evolution, evaluation, major debates and unfinished tasks. The papers in the second part deal with specific issues of transfer of resources from the Union government to the State Governments. They discuss major issues, criteria of devolution, and alternative mechanism. The papers in the third part dwell on sector specific issues of educational finance and upgradation of administrative services. The fourth part addresses to financial concerns of governance at local level. They dwell on the role of the EFC, incentive through matching grants, and empirical studies of local finances in Haryana and West Bengal.