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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. 1. Extension education. 2. Rural development programmes in India. 3. Rural sociology. 4. Communication. 5. Teaching learning process. 6. Programme planning and evaluation. 7. Rural leadership. List of agricultural universities. Abbreviations. Glossary. References. 128 pp. …

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Contents Foreword Preface 1 Sociological terms applied in the study of rural society and community development 2 Various rural reconstruction programmes initiated in the country during pre and post independence era 3 To study and observe the Panchayati Raj System in Rajasthan 4 Village institutions 5 Survey work in the villages 6 Socio economic survey of rural families 7 On going rural development programmes at village level 8 ICAR Transfer of technology programmes 9 The Transfer of Technology TOT Programmes of State Agricultural University 10 Field days campaigns and farmers fair and agricultural exhibitions 11 To study different forms of social interaction among rural communities Subject index 112 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Insect pests and diseases of shisham (Dalbergia sissoo Roxb.) an overview/P.S. Shera and H.S. Saralch. 2. Enemies of kikar (Acacia nilotica)/Rajni Chauhan and Vineet Kumar. 3. Insect pests of shisham and kikar and their management/T.D. Verma and Ajay Sharma. 4. Shisham mortality in India/K.R. Solanki. 5. Shisham mortality in India a case study/J.D.S. Negi. 6. Shisham mortality problem a case study in Bihar/H.S. Gupta. 7. Shisham mortality in Bihar extent causes and management/Dayaram and O.P. Chaturvedi. 8. Shisham mortality in Bihar and its management/O.P. Chaturvedi M.S. Ali and D.K. Das. 9. Status of shisham mortality at Jhansi and nearby areas/Anil Kumar and P. Rai. 10. Status of shisham mortality in Haryana/J.C. Kaushik and K.S. Bangarwa. 11. Ganoderma root rot a serious threat to shisham/R.C. Sharma Sanjeev Sharma and J.N. Sharma. 12. An overview of the mycoflora associated with pathological problems of kikar and shisham in Punjab/J.S. Dargan Tapinder Kaur Gill Poonam Verma and Kuldeep Lalji. 13. Mortality of shisham and kikar in Jammu region of J&K state/V.S. Verma and S.K. Gupta. 14. Insect pests associated with kikar and shisham in Punjab/Ajay Sharma T.D. Verma P. Kaushal and Chander Kant. 15. Current status of kikar problems in Bihar/M.S. Ali O.P. Chaturvedi and D.K. Das. 16. Role of climatic conditions on mortality of kikar and shisham in Punjab/P. Kaushal Rakesh Banyal and Chander Kant. 17. Kikar mortality in Haryana/J.C. Kaushik and K.S. Bangarwa. 18. Emerging insect pest problems of kikar and their management/Ranjeet Singh. 19. Shisham mortality and its remedial measure through genetic manipulations/D.S. Sidhu G.P.S. Dhillon and Bharpur Singh. 20. Differential response towards mortality in diverse genotypes of shisham/Salil Tewari and Rajesh Kaushal. 21. Planting stock improvement of shisham/Meena Bakshi and Subhash Nautiyal. 22. Utilization of natural variability in Acacia nilotica/H.V. Srinidhi H.S. Saralch and Rajni Chauhan. 23. Genetic improvement of Acacia nilotica in Tamilnadu/A. Balasubramanian S. Venkatachalam and M. Paramathma. 24. Large scale mortality of kikar and shisham a case of adaptive response in tree populations/R. Vasudeva H.V. Srinidhi and S.S. Gill. 25. Evaluation of some Acacia species for Punjab/H.N. Khajuria Sanjeev K. Chauhan and Manoj K. Gera. 26. Shisham and kikar mortality extent causes and remedial measures/Sanjeev K. Chauhan H.N. Khajuria and Avtar Singh. Author Index. Subject Index. Two species shisham and kikar are virtually indispensable owing to their importance for various purposes and their acceptance for plantation on a wider scale both under social forestry/agroforestry and national afforestation programmes. Where shisham (Dalbergia sissoo) is distributed primarily in the foothills of Himalayas kikar (Acacia nilotica) has wider distribution covering large tracts of sub tropical and tropical parts of the country. Both of these species are part of the natural landscape of the country. Both the species are considered as quite hardy in nature especially to withstand droughts and therefore classified among xerophytes. They are found to grow on a variety of soils under different fertility regimes surviving on inhospitable sites also. However even in spite of these attributes a serious die back problem has been noted in these species covering almost all the age groups and under almost all the situations where they are found growing. This includes forest areas farmer fields road side/canal side plantations dry areas wet soils etc. This has virtually challenged the very survival of these species as at some locations the mortality recorded is as high as 80 per cent. Although a number of factors were found responsible for the mortality of shisham and kikar including environmental stress poor drainage fungal and pest infections etc. yet no single factor could be ascertained as the main triggering factor for this malady. In this document efforts have been ma.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: PoliticianCivil Servant relationship has been a core area in public administration literature, particularly in the context of parliamentary system of governance. Over the years significant changes have occurred in the relationship spanning a period of more than seven decades in postindependence India. It therefore, needed a peep which could address the key issues in such a relationship as it influences the quality of governance. The political and the permanent wings constitute the basic instrument of the government and administration and a positive relationship is required for a good administrative performance. The present book is the culmination of a national seminar on the said theme. It covers research based papers from eminent scholars in the field of public administration as well as young social scientists who have added new light to the discussion. It provides a wide ranging issues affecting public administration in India in the context of politician civil servant relationship. The book runs into around 250 pages. It is hoped the book will interest the students of public administration as well as the public policy makers. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. S. N. Singh (b 1941) Presently Emeritus Professor in the Department of Public Administration, University of Lucknow is Secretary and Director of the Institute for Applied Research and Development, a non governmental Organisation based at Lucknow. From 198084 Prof S N Singh was with the LBS National Academy of Administration, Mussoori as Reader in Public Administration on Deputation. His Academic career covers a span of more than four decades in which he has to his credit 19 books already published on important themes of Social Relevance. He has more than 50 papers published in reputed Journals.Dr. S. S. Chauhan (b 1970) Presently Faculty member in the Department of Public Administration, Lucknow University is MPA,LL.B,PhD & D.Litt from Lucknow University . He has long academic career spanning over more than two decades, having more than 20 research papers & three books to his credit. Dr. Chauhan has completed two research projects sponsored by the ICSSR, Government of India. He is also associated with Institute for Applied Research and Development, a nongovernmental organization based at Lucknow. His active involvement with teaching, research and training has given him deep insight to handle the subjects of social relevance.Dr. K. K. Srivastava (b 1951) Presently Faculty member in the Department of Public Administration, Lucknow University is MA, PhD in Public Administration. Dr Srivastava is actively engaged in teaching and research having more than 30 research papers & four books to his credit. CONTENTS: Preface . 9 Foreword . 11 Introductory Note. 25 1. Philosophy of Man, the Universal: its Growth and Development in a Comprehensive Form . 37 Impact of Family Influence of Indian Culture and Heritage Mysticism and the Mystic Way of Life Brahmoism and Brahmo Samaj The Development of Comprehensive Outlook Notes. 2. The Religion: Realisation of Man, The Universal . 65 Meaning of Tagore's Idea of Religion as the Religion of Man The Essential Development of Universality in Man Notes. 3. The Idea of Jivandevata: A Creative Expansion of the Humanity of God . 85 4. God and Man: An Examination of Godness as the Universality of Man and Humanity of God. 103 5. Good and Evil: Social Contradictions and Reconciliation in Unity. 117 6. Freedom in Unity: Humanistic Processes of Realising Universality . 133 7. An Evaluation: A SocioCultural Exploration of Universal Humanism . 161 8. An Epilogue: Final Observations on the Expansion of the Theory of Creative Man, The Universal . 193 A Select Bibliography . 205 Works by Tagore In Bengali In English Works on Tagore In Bengali In English Other Works In Bengali In English Edited Works In Bengali In English Some Important Articles and Journals In Bengali In English. Inde.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK:Independent India opted for a parliamentary form of democracy for its governance. It was to be a polity based on the principles of democracy, socialism and secularism enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution. It was a polity to further the norms of equality, freedom and fraternity. It claimed for the establishment of an egalitarian social order committed to social justice and brings about social change in the fractional social set up. Since the system has been in operation for the last six decades or so, it is pertinent to look into as to how far we have been able to achieve the desired goals. The present book makes an attempt to provide the readers the broad framework on the concerned issues. The book covers the theme through the articles contributed by eminent academies on the question of social change particularly with focus on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and the weaker sections of the society. It provides a critical appraisal of policy interventions as to how far they have been able to address the issue in question. It is hoped that this will gives the readers a realistic assessment of the prevailing scenario. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. S.N. Singh (b 1941) presently Emeritus Professor in the Department of Public Administration, University of Lucknow is Secretary and Director of the Institute for Applied Research and Development, a non governmental Organisation based at Lucknow. From 198084 Prof S N Singh was with the LBS National Academy of Administration, Mussoori as Reader in Public Administration on Deputation. His Academic career covers a span of more than four decades in which he has to his credit 16 books already published on important themes of Social Relevance. He has more than 50 papers published in reputed Journals. Dr. K. K. Srivastava (b 1951) Presently Faculty member in the Department of Public Administration, Lucknow University is MA, PhD in Public Administration. Dr Srivastava is actively engaged in teaching and research having more than 30 research papers & three books to his credit. Dr. S. S. Chauhan (b 1970) Presently Faculty member in the Department of Public Administration, Lucknow University is MPA, LL.B, PhD & D . Litt from Lucknow University. He has long academic career spanning over more than two decades, having more than 18 research papers & two books to his credit. Dr. Chauhan has completed two research projects sponsored by the ICSSR, Government of India. CONTENTS: Preface 9 Acknowledgements 11 List of Contributors 13 Introduction 15 1. Dialogue with Hobbes' Leviathan on Social 27 Change: Some Precepts and Perceptions I.D. Mishra 2. Tribal Development in Himachal Pradesh: 41 Inclusive Development Approach Goes Awry P.N. Gautam 3. Reservation Policy: Need for Transformation 53 Harbans Pathak 4. Social Change and Policy Issues with 57 Special Reference to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in India S.K. Singh 5. Social Change and Problem Areas 69 An Indian Overview R.K. Prabhakar 6. Educational Empowerment of Scheduled 79 Castes through Coaching and Allied Scheme in India A.K. Singh The Title 'Social Change and Public Administration in India written/authored/edited by S.N. Singh, K.K. Srivastava, S.S. Chauhan', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789351281993 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 365 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Sociology. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 365.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Agroforestry opportunities and challenges/K.R. Solanki. 2. Forests interfaced with crops Indian context/H.N. Khajuria and S.S. Gill. 3. Agroforestry models for rehabilitation of sodic soils/Gurbachan Singh. 4. Socio economic upliftment through diversification/Sanjeev K. Chauhan. 5. The tree crop productivity under different agroforestry systems/R.S. Dhanda. 6. Productivity of popular based agroforestry models in North Western India/R.C. Dhiman. 7. Reclamation of degraded lands through agroforestry interventions/P. Rai and A.K. Handa. 8. Agroforestry for ameliorating productivity and sustainability of degraded lands/O.S. Tomar. 9. Crop cultivation under tree canopy/B.S. Gill. 10. Vegetable growing under agroforestry systems/D.S. Khurana. 11. Flower cultivation under tree canopy/Ramesh Kumar. 12. Horticultural crops an alternative in agroforestry intervention/W.S. Dhillon. 13. Integration of medicinal and aromatic plants in agroforestry/N.S. Chauhan. 14. Fodder production technology in agroforestry/K.P. Puri. 15. Production potential of silvipasture systems/P. Rai and A.K. Handa. 16. Screening for shade tolerant crop plants for agroforestry systems/Allah Rang. 17. Canopy management in agroforestry/P.S. Thakur. 18. Micro environmental changes through windbreaks/shelterbelts/G.S. Bains. 19. Principles of plus tree selection for agroforestry plantations/D.S. Sidhu. 20. Significance of seed source in producing quality planting stock/H.N. Khajuria. 21. Legislation on biological diversity conservation facilitated access and benefit sharing/Sudhir Kochhar. 22. Patenting and intellectual property rights with special emphasis on PBR/R.C. Sharma. 23. Importance of seed quality in tree seed technology/S.D. Bhardwaj. 24. Nursery technology and plantation techniques for agroforestry tree species/R.K. Nayital. 25. Experimental designs and data analysis in agroforestry/Seema Jaggi. 26. Awareness and adoption of poplar based agroforestry models/Rakesh Nanda and S.K. Chauhan. 27. Influencing farmer's decision on agroforestry/Ajay Sharma and S.M. Puri. 28. People's participation in agroforestry/D.S. Dhillon. 29. Agroforestry models and their production cum marketing ailments/H.S. Dhaliwal. 30. Organic farming and agroforestry in increasing quality produce/D.S. Kler. 31. Allelopathy in agroforestry system with special reference to eucalyptus/R.K. Kohli. 32. Soil health in relation to agroforestry/I.M. Chhibba. 33. Management of natural resources through integrated watershed approach for sustainable ecosystem of Shiwaliks/R.K. Aggarwal. 34. Watershed management experiences of lower Shiwalik hills/S.P. Mittal. 35. Conservation of forest resources for sustainable management of agro ecosystem/D.S. Sidhu. 36. Management of degraded lands through plantation/S.D. Bhardwaj. 37. Agroforestry tree planting technology for saline soils/O.S. Tomar. 38. Utilization of fly ash in agriculture and revegetation of dumping sites/B.D. Kansal. 39. Global warming and strategies to decrease greenhouse gas emissions form agriculture/K.S. Verma. 40. Carbon sequestration in soil plant system/D.K. Benbi. 41. Orchid cultivation a venture climbing vocation under agroforestry programme/S.P. Vij. 42. Energy meeting requirements through agroforestry/P.S. Chauhan. 43. Exotics in Indian forestry/Rajni Chauhan and H.S. Saralch. 44. Use of biotechnological tools in agroforestry/S.S. Gosal. 45. Measuring tree growth parameters and estimating timber volume in standing agroforestry trees/R.S. Dhanda. 46. Remote sensing in forest tree cover mapping/P.K. Sharma. 47. Production and marketing of major forest products in Punjab/D.K. Grover and Joginder Singh. 48. Environment and sustainable development issues and strategies/G.S. Dhaliwal. 49. Uses of beneficial micro organisms in forest trees/Pritpal Kaur Chahal. 50. Control of insect pests attack in agroforestry plantations/A.S. Sohi K.S. Sangha and P.S. Shera. 51. Management of forest tree diseases/G.S. Ratt.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents: Foreword. Part I: Scheduled Languages. 1. Hindi. 2. Maithili. 3. Nepali Samar Sinha and Balaram Pandey. 4. Santali. 5. Urdu Ehtisham Akhtar (Translated by Vibha S. Chauhan). Part II: Non-Scheduled Languages. 6. Angika Ramesh Mohan Sharma Atmavishwas (Translated by Prashant Mishra). 7. Bajjika. 8. Bhojpuri Vibha S. Chauhan. 9. Magadhi/Magahi. 10. Surjapuri Vibha S. Chauhan. Part III: Tribal Languages. 11. Asuri Vibha S. Chauhan. 12. Birhor Vibha S. Chauhan. 13. Ho Damyanti Sinku. 14. Korwa Hari Oraon. 15. Kurukh/Kudukh Hari Oraon and Shanti Khalkho. 16. Mal Pahariya. 17. Mundari Bisheshwar Munda and Birendra Kumar Soy. Bibliography. Index. Bihar is one of the larger, more populous states in what is popularly known as the Hindi belt of India. There is close contact between the languages of Bihar, West Bengal and Odisha as there has always been an intermingling of culture, language and literature among these states. This has significantly enhanced the linguistic diversity of Bihar. This volume of the People s Linguistic Survey of India, The Languages of Bihar (volume six, part two), discusses the Tribal, Scheduled and Non-Scheduled languages spoken in the state, with special emphasis on the tribal languages.…