j cyril kanmony (4 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. xix + 212 Maps.

Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Objectives Methodology and Concepts 3 Review of Literature 4 Theoretical Framework 5 Description of the Study Area 6 The Socio-Economic Conditions of Sample Households ? An Overview 7 Drinking Water-Supply and Demand 8 Drinking Water Schemes and Their Financial Implications 9 Water Pollution and Water Management 10 Conclusion Findings and Policy Implications Bibliography IndexWater is absolutely essential for all living organisms It plays a pivotal role in determining the life span of the population of a country In economics the demand for water for production and consumption purposes and the problems pertaining to water supply have been studied with avid interestThis area of study is usually called the economics of water management In fact scientists who have committed themselves to the conquest of the problem of water scarcity have drawn a lot of inspiration from these studiesThe book in ?Drinking Water Management Problems and Prospects? brings to light the existing problems of drinking water supply in different parts of the world with special emphasis on Kanyakumari District The drinking water policies we have so far followed have resulted in much wastage of our precious water resources Government both at the centre and the states have invested a lot on drinking water programmesThere are different water managing authorities involved in implementing water schemes In record we have achieved significantly Yet there is wide variation in the quantity of water available per inhabitant Water quality is another menace which reduces the utility of the existing limited water resourcesWater pollution tells upon not only the health of people but also other living organisms including plants This book makes an earnest attempt to create awareness of the perennial to create awareness of the perennial problem of drinking water and its management Jacket 152 pp.

Contents ForewordE James R Daniel Preface Acknowledgements 1 Introduction and methodology 2 Area profile-Kanyakumari and Tirunelveli Districts 3 Trends and nature of violations in the study area 4 Socio-economic conditions of the victims of human rights violation 5 Economic significance of human rights violation 6 Findings conclusions and suggestions Appendix Bibliography IndexIndian constitution which is both written and rigid has embodied in it unequivocal terms the basic human rights of its population and how they should be protected by parliamentary means According to the architects of our constitution the socio-economic growth of our country and the amity and the unity among people cannot be thought of without giving due regard to human rights Human rights are the fundamental rights which are essentials for man to lead a dignified life Human rights include that should be enjoyed by every individual irrespective of class gender age caste religion language creed status and beliefs Human rights include right to life right to adequate food right to shelter right to clothes right to population free air right to noise free surrounding right to have safe drinking water right to have safe drinking water right to vote right to participate in all social economic and political activities right to embrace and religion right to speak and so onThe book on Human Rights Violation brings to light the various forms of human rights violation Of the various forms of human rights violation a detailed explanation is given about violations against four vulnerable groups namely; women Dalits and tribal people children and religious minorities The socio-economic impact of human rights violation is also dealt with in detail and with clarity As there is dearth of material on human rights violation it is a rare repository of information to the elites students teachers and researchers and also activists 142 pp.

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Secondary Education and inclusion of SCs and STsAnugula N Reddy 2 Interrogating educational backwardness of Dalits and scheduled tribes in West Bengal-An agenda for empowering themBarnali Biswas Dubey 3 Famines and Demographic Crisis-Some aspects of the De-Population of lower casts in Madras Presidency 1871-1921A Nagaraja Naidu 4 Agenda for emancipation and empowerment of Dalits in IndiaVasant Barve and SR Medhe 5 Dynamics of empowering tribal education-trends and evidences from KBK Districts of OrissaPC Panigrahy and KC Pradhan 6 Globalisation Dalits Adivasis and Naxalite MovementMd Salauddin Khan 7 Economic Empowerment-the Changing scenario among the tribals through self help groupSujit Kumar Paul and Kakali Paul 8 Deprivation of scheduled caste-A Case study based on health statusAnitha V 9 Emergence of Megacity-impact on Dalit of Peri-Urban Areas of HyderabadB Suresh Reddy 10 Getting the secluded into social-mainstream through micro projects-A Case study of Lanjia Saora Tribe in OrissaKrishna Chandra Pradhan 11 Poverty among Tribals of Tamil NaduV Sheela 12 Self Help groups and economic empowerment of Dalit WomenVR Gomala 13 Political empowerment of Dalits through Panchayati Raj-A Myth or ReallityC Jisha 14 Role of NGOs in Removing tribal problemsRakesh A Joshi 15 Conversion of Dalits in India-A Blessings or a curseS Johana Thamayanthi 16 Casteism and Untouchability in Shanta Rameshwar Rao?s-children of GodRanjini Jothi Singh 17 Agenda for emancipation and empowerment of Dalits and TribalsA Marx 18 Tribal Development-Wanted pragmatic approachI Satya Sundaram IndexDalits and Tribes are the most disadvantaged groups They are treated as untouchables and outcaste Emancipating them from the clutches of traditional bondages is the first step towards empowerment Simply they have to be treated as human beings on par with other in the civilized cultured modern societyEven then Dalits and tribes are subjected to systematic human rights violation on the basis of caste-based discrimination The discrimination impinges their civil political religious socio-economic and cultural rights and their rights of freedom of choice to develop as individuals They are discriminated in the schools and colleges They are discriminated against even in employment Dalits are denied jobs other than scavenging-manual scavenging of night soil sweeping tanning and other sanitary worksDalits and Tribes of India is a book covering the various areas of their backwardness economic social religious political and cultural They are considered as the most marginalized group and are subject to all types of discrimination and atrocities They are trying to empower and emancipate from their bandage But they are still at the lowest ladder of the development Materials on Dalits and tribes covering all the above aspects are very scarce and hence an attempt is made to publish the papers presented in a three-day UGC Sponsored Seminar Organized by J Cyril Kanmony Jacket 240 pp.