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Zustand: New. pp. xii + 426 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 428.

Contents Preface I Acquainting with Bodoland 1 Introduction 2 Bodo identity and Bodo accord 3 The constitution and the memorandum of settlement 4 Bodo territorial Council Area and the administrative structure II Production and finance 5 Agriculture and water management 6 Industry 7 Infrastructure 8 Forest and tourism 9 Financial structure III Human resource development 10 Basic health and elementary education 11 Women in Bodoland-status and empowerment 12 Literature and culture 13 Field study 14 Suggestions and recommendations Appendices Bibliography IndexBodo Territorial Area District BTAD popularly known as Bodoland come into being as a result of an agreement signed among the Bodo Liberation Tigers Government of India and the Government of Assam on 10 February 2003 The Agreement is the culmination of the protracted movement of the Bodo ethnic group for a separate state Under the agreement an autonomous Council representing the different sections of the population was formed and a package of substantial amount of money was granted by the Central Government for development of the Bodo inhabited districts The agreement under the 6 schedules of the Constitution of India confers upon the Bodo Council a series of special rights which will be the guidelines of development of the areaThe study is the first of its kind regarding Bodoland and Bodo Movement It captures the socio-economic status of the Bodo people through extensive field study of all four districts of Bodoland The field survey was done under the sponsorship of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies The study brings out the strong points of Bodo socio-economic status and makes a projection of Bodoland development based on these positive factors The study examines how an ethnic aspiration can be productively channelised under the constitutional guarantee of sub-state format 134 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Reform and growth Panorama/Amalesh Banerjee. I. Fiscal Dynamics 2. Analysis of indicators of fiscal stability and consolidation/R. Arunachalam. 3. Increasing deficits of the centre and the states/Anil Kumar Jain. 4. The problem of state's finance in India a new approach/Ajit Kumar Chatterjee. 5. State finances in Uttar Pradesh crisis and reforms/S.P. Tiwari and A.P. Tiwari. 6. A review of financial reform in Orissa/B. Patro S.R. Das and Ranjukta Panigrahi. 7. State taxes of West Bengal since 1991/Parthasarathi Chattopadhyay. 8. The impact of state level fiscal reforms on state excise duty a case study of Uttar Pradesh/Jagdish Narayan and Ankita Gupta. 9. Financial reform and mutual funds in India/Sourabh Singha Roy. II. Globalisation privatisation and information 10. Globalisation in India Pros and Cons/S. Sabhanayakam. 11. Privatisation in Tamil Nadu/K.S.S. Uduman Mohideen. 12. Growth of information technology in Andhra Pradesh/A. Ranga Reddy. III. State economies 13. Regional disparities in West Bengal/Nilanjana Sengupta. 14. Maharashtra economy post reform development/Ram Naresh Thakur. 15. Challenges of development of Jharkhand economy/Ashok Kumar Maji. 16. Economic reform and the growth Vs. livelihood syndrome in Madhya Pradesh/Mona Khare. 17. Economic reforms in Andhra Pradesh an analysis of trends in different sectors of the state economy/K. Nageswara Rao. IV. Social capital and distribution 18. Social capital economic reforms and development/T. Lakshmanasamy. 19. Social sector dynamics in southern states a post reform study/P. Jegadish Gandhi. 20. Building social organisations for development role of NGO/P.K. Roy Barman. V. Agriculture and rural development 21. Reforms in irrigation management in Madhya Pradesh/R. S. Tiwari. 22. Prospects of agriculture in Kokrajhar District Assam/Sujata Bhadra. 23. Priority sector lending and reform measures/R. Arunachalam and J.V. Arun. 24. Economic reform and the rural employment structure in India/Ratan Kumar Ghosal. 25. Implementation of SGSY in Uttar Pradesh/Sankar Chaterjee. 26. SSI sector of states in the backdrop of economic reforms/Anup K. Mishra and P.K. Sen. 27. Changing scenario in financing the rural sector/Pushpitaranjan Bhattacharya. 28. Self Help Groups and micro finance in West Bengal/Manab Sen. The book is an important and timely publication as it contains the feed back of the states on the reform programme. A decade of economic reform programme. A decade of economic reform is completed in India and the second generation reforms measures are underway. At this backdrop an attempt has been made to examine the state level responses to the various economic reforms to ascertain the merits and demerits the advantages and disadvantages the problems and constraints encountered in the implementation of the schemes. Several distinguished scholars from different parts of the country made penetrating analysis of the problems and prospects of the states. The volume as such has wide range of coverage and is divided into five parts. Section I deals with the fiscal dynamics of the states and specific taxes. Section II examines the impact of globalisation privatisation and the importance of information technology. Section III presents the cases of state economics of Maharashtra West Bengal Madhya Pradesh Andhra Pradesh and Jharkhand. Section IV focuses on the importance of social capital and distribution. Section V brings forward the problems and prospects of the rural sector with particular reference to water credit and labour management. The study indicates that far from being a convergent process of growth there is a widening gap among the states that calls for careful implementation of the reform agenda. 406 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Macro Aspects 1. Introduction/Amalesh Banerjee. 2. Development of Eastern India/Anupam Gupta. 3. Impact of Mahalanobis strategy on labour use in West Bengal agriculture a spatial and temporal analysis/Tapati Sanyal. 4. Economic reform and the eastern and north eastern states/Amalesh Banerjee. 5. Sixth Schedule and working of the district councils in north eastern states an appraisal/R.N. Prasad. II. Agriculture and food security 6. Growth and diversification of agriculture in Bihar/Ram Bharat Thakur. 7. Need to reform the agricultural sector of Bihar in global era/Baij Nath Singh. 8. Demand supply analysis of food security in rural Orissa/Raj Kishore Panda. 9. Problems of poverty and food insecurity in KBK districts of Orissa/S.N. Tripathy. 10. Growth of agricultural sector in Eastern India since 1980s/Prankrishna Pal. 11. Agricultural credit and indebtedness in Bihar some issues/Mithilesh Kumar Sinha. 12. Rural indebtedness in North East India in the post liberalization period/Apurba Kumar Redhi. III. Industry 13. Agri industries and the north east economy problems and prospects/A.K. Agarwal. 14. Industrial development in Arunachal Pradesh problems and prospects/R.P. Bhattacharjee. 15. Industrialisation in Arunachal Pradesh/Salam Ibamacha. 16. 150 years of Cachar Tea a healthy sector turned sick/Alok Sen. 17. Problems and prospects of tea industry in Assam/Pranay Jyoti Goswami. 18. Prospect of eco tourism in the north east/Sukhendu Mazumder. 19. Financial reforms and the progress of East India Economy/Pranay Kr. Roy Barman. IV. Demography 20. Human resource and its status in North East India/Keya Sengupta. 21. Population growth in Assam/Prabin Baishya. 22. Economic development and demographic transition in Aunachal Pradesh/N.C. Roy. 23. Demographic variables of Arunachal Pradesh and its policy implications/Manish Sharma. 24. Socio economic profile of the Kuki Hill tribes in Loharbund/Swarupa Kar Ruma Paul Devashish Kar. V. Panchayati Raj and woman empowerment 25. Panchayati Raj Institutions in West Bengal cases of effectiveness and limitations/Dilip Kumar Ghosh. 26. Rural women entrepreneurs the case of Kokrajhar District/Sujata Bhadra. 27. Empowerment of women and Panchayati Raj/Umesh Prasad and Archana Kumari. 28. Empowering rural women through micro enterprise development a case study of Bihar/Manoj Kumar Singh. VI. Vision of North East 29. North east vision 2020 and millennium development goals/Amalesh Banerjee. 30. Vision of Nagaland 2020/Mithilesh Kumar Sinha. 31. Mizoram marching towards progress some observations/Shankar Chatterjee. 32. South Assam a study in geo political perspective/Purnendu Kumar. Index. East India economy is an amalgam of the economies of advance state like West Bengal and the backward states like Bihar Orissa and Assam. The north east tribal states are under the sixth schedule of the constitution but are not extraordinary in terms of progress which they should have been. Food insecurity and supply side bottlenecks in Orissa agricultural stagnation in Bihar Assam and some other states are examined. Along with the sick tea industry of Assam the new dimension of industrial progress in Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura are certain fields of upcoming research which are included in the volume. Sustainable high rate of growth of West Bengal economy and the financial repression are also important issues of study. Compared to other regions the east zone economies is on average marching ahead only slowly. The implicit classification of the researches are such Section I deals with the macro aspects of planning models growth and the character of the civil society. Section II attempts to make an incisive analysis of the food security of Orissa and the agricultural progress of Bihar and other states. Section III presents the industrial progress in eastern states and the financial repression of the east zone economy. Section IV gives the demographic transition of the region. Section V upholds t.

The volume has grown out of a group discussions held under the banner of the Global Centre for Development Studies Part-I of the volume presents the theoretical models and the characterization of our present economic growth The nature of inflation and instability was assessed minutely Employment aspect of the economy and the empowerment of left out social groups and women are discussed in the Part-II Finance is an important tool of development Micro-credit and financial inclusion is examined in the Part-Ill Decentralized planning and the Gandhian Path of Village Welfare are treated in the Part IV The volume thus find out the ills of the system and explores the possible way out of the agony of the present growth process 428 pp.