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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. Acknowledgements. 1. Geographical background. 2. Population. 3. Modernization. 4. Environmental degradation. 5. Environmental perception. 6. Environmental management. Summary. Bibliography. Appendices. The uncontrolled population growth and ever increasing demand for natural resources compounded with careless application of modern technology in development activities having resulted into fast deterioration of the natural environment at various levels global national regional and local. The study is organised into six chapters the chapter one the study area Gorakhpur district. Chapter two brings out the growth of population along with important demographics characteristics. Chapter three is devoted to measuring the level of modernization in the study area. Chapter four analyses various problems of environmental degradation such as flood hazard deforestation soil erosion degradation caused by agricultural practices consumption of fertilizers and pesticides and ground water quality. Chapter five deals with the perception of rural population towards environmental degradation in the study area. Chapter six deals with demarcation of environmental risk zone on the basis of population density cropping intensity flood intensity deforestation and soil erosion intensity. 162 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Community ecology a critical review/Arvind Kumar. 2. The invertebrate colonization during decomposition of Eichhornia crassipes solms in the mouth zone of Guarei river into Jurumirim reservoir/R. Henry and N. de L. Stripari. 3. Effects of prescribed burning on bacterial and fungal communities of top soil in Olokemeji forest reserve Nigeria/A. Akinsoji and Elizabeth Sowemimo. 4. Muga based ecological farming system an approach to sustainable rural development and ecorestoration/ L.N. Kakati and B.T. Kakati. 5. Water management and analysis /K. Bayapu Reddy R.V.S.S.L. Revathi and T. Manjunatha. 6. Biomonitoring approach with benthic macro invertebrates for water quality assessment in Amedium reservoir/Ch. Srinivas and Ravi Shankar Piska. 7. Diversity of phyto and zooplankton with reference to pollution status of Kalavam Bazaar lake Arcot Vellore district/V. Indra V. Prabakaran and R. Balachandar. 8. Biochemical changes in the snail bellamya bengalensis (lamarck) under toxic stress of sumicidin/P.H. Rohankar and K.M. Kulkarni. 9. Air pollution and human body/V. Rajendra Prasad Y. Prasanna Kumar P. King and V.S.R.K. Prasad. 10. Requirement of dietary vitamin E in relation to growth feed conversion and deficiency symptoms for the fingerlings of labeo rohita (hamilton)/Ashok K. Gupta. 11. Effect of metal poisoning on total body carbohydrate in sphaerodema rusticum (belostomatidae hemiptera)/S. Mumtazuddinj and S. Ehteshamuddin. 12. A model approach for the water quality a case study of river Cauvery/A.G. Nataraj K.L. Prakash R.K. Somashekar and N. Manamohan Rao. 13. Impact of tourist influx on the courtallam water quality index/G. Gitanjali and A. Kumaresan. 14. Water quality index for ground water affected with bicycle manufacturing industrial wastes an environmental quality audit/Vineeta Shunkla Sharda Abusaria Monika Dhakkhar and K.V. Sastry. 15. Zooplankton diversity in the Chennai coast Tamil Nadu/V. Indra and R. Ramanibai. 16. The diversity and seasonality of soil protozoans in Gir protected area/Pragna Parikh Rushita Adhikari and Kiran Ahir. 17. Investigation on sub surface water quality of Tarikere taluk with special reference to physico chemical characteristics/K. Harish Babu and E.T. Puttaiah. 18. Analysis of fluoride in the groundwater of Akola district a case study/S.B. Thakare A.V. Parwate M. Rao. 19. Parasitic infection and drinking water quality in Lashkar township (Gwalior)/M.P. Naseem Khan Asha Mathur and R. Mathur. 20. Energy Dispersive X ray Spectrometer (EDS) analysis of cesspool environment soil samples/J. Subashini N. Ramamurthy and G. Jagadeesan. 21. Effect of stocking density on the blood parameters of Goldfish carassius aurtatus/A. Elezabeth Mary and M. Sakthivel. 22. Food and feeding habits of the gobiid fish pseudapocryptes lanceolatus (bloch and schneider 1801) of the Vasista Godavari estuary East coast of India K.V.C.S. Appa Rao and K. Sreeramulu. 23. Physico chemical studies on pollution in river Sengar at District Etawah (U.P.) K.K. Saxena Raj Narayan and Yogesh Babu Dixit. 24. Distribution of nutrients at different seasons in Tharangambadi Vanjur coasts south east coast of India/P. Martin Deva Prasath and T. Hidayathullakhan. 25. Impact of Garbage Dumping on the groundwater quality of Madurai city a case study/S. Sheerin and Mary Esther Rani. 26. Occurrence of a cyanophycean bloom in Mallapura tank near Chitradurga Karnataka/A.B. Banakar B.R. Kiran R. Purushothama E.T. Puttaiah and S. Manjappa. 27. Physico chemical parameters and elemental analysis of the soils of sugarcane fields with and without Red Rot disease incidence/S. Velmurugan R. Narayanaswamy and S. Ravi. 28. Impact of fungicide validacin 3L on bioenergetics of the freshwater fish silver carp hypophthalmichthys molitrix/S. Athikesavan S. Vincent and B. Velmurugan. 29. BGA diversity in paddy fields and wetlands of Satna (M.P.)/Rashmi Singh and Priti Samdariya. 30. Effect of earthworm exudate on growth and yield of tagete.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Gandhism: an introduction. 2. Ecology: an overview. 3. Important environmental issues. 4. Ecological crisis and environmental movements. 5. Gandhi as a human ecologist. 6. Environmental philosophy of Gandhi. 7. Ecological dimensions of Gandhian thinking. 8. Gandhi and deep ecology. 9. Environmental crisis and relevance of Gandhi. 10. Environmentalism and development: a comparison between Gandhian and Nehruvian models. 11. Gandhian perspective on ecology and lifestyle. 12. Gandhian way to address global climate change. 13. Thinking beyond deep ecology. 14. Deep transpersonal ecology: the Gandhian connection. 15. Gandhi and Swaraj: an interpretation. 16. Gandhian alternative to western model of development. 17. Social ecology and Gandhi. 18. Ecological impacts and possibilities of sustainable farming. 19. Gandhi's relevance for today. 20. Gandhian perspective to development and environment. Bibliography.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The book deals with and describes the matters of elementary interest of the study, which seem quite important for further study at a higher level in the field of underutilized vegetable crops. The latest available information has been put systematically in different chapters, covering all aspects of Production Technology of Underexploited vegetable Crops. The book gives a complete covering of basic concepts and foundational research on underutilized vegetable crops is included, as well as a comprehensive coverage of core concepts, and would be useful for instructors and students alike.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Reputed to be one of the most sacred landscapes, an abode of Siva where Siva conquered kala, the force of decay and destruction Kalanjara hill persists as one of the strongest forts in the country. It faced a number of crucial battles for possession, but it was more than a fort and a political centre. The hill has been a sacred tirtha distinguished as a symbol of cultural and religious majesty. Its composition was the result of two diverse religious faiths the elite , if one may address the Brahmanical pantheons adapted by the progressing societies, and the magico-religious practices of the Adivasis. The ruling king also honoured the faith of the Adivasis (mainly Pulindas) and carved out colossal images of Lord Siva and other deities associated with local and tribal beliefs. The pleasant location of the Kalanjara hill in the midst of the Vindhyan forest attracted ancient sages for religious practices. The most favoured deity of this hill-fort is the ageless Nilakantha installed in a cave shrine, which exemplifies the exclusive progression from cave to structural addition, and it is one of the oldest living temples in the country and the world. Being a complex of many religious spots, it attracts both the royal and common worshippers, and even at present a huge mass of people come here during festivals. Scholars of historical and cultural studies admit that religious landscape studies need to be attempted at a large scale if the rich heritage of our country is to be projected in its totality. Kalanjara forms the nucleus of such a sacred landscape, which crosses multiple cultural boundaries, both in time and space, and has great potential for a meaningful study of the past as well as the present culture of Bundelkhand-Vindhyan region in particular, and Central India in general. The historical growth of material expressions of religious meanings and artistic generosity, acculturation of styles of carvings, fusion of mythology, and institutionalization of a Saiva-pitha are well documented here. The present volume brings to light the available information in forms of art, architecture and epigraphs, which has been assimilated by specialists in the field of palaeography, epigraphy and art history. The interpretation of information in terms of reconstruction of the religious landscape adds further value to this study. The discussion and synthesis of the collected information from this sacred landscape has been weaved in a way that will offer an interesting and thought-provoking reading to the scholars and would certainly be useful to historians and researchers of cultural studies.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface.1. Introduction. 2. Kakanamatha Temple: Architecture, Sculptures and Inscriptions. 3. Ambika Devi Temple: Architecture, Sculptures and Inscriptions. 4. Other Temples: Sculptures and Inscriptions. 5. Artefacts Found in the Village: Art and Iconography. 6. Sculptures in Museums: Art and Iconography. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. Local history and archaeology is vital to appreciate the land and its people, cultural evolution in the area, discovery and utilization of natural resources, religious activities, art and architecture, etc. as well as to understand the profile of the region and the country. Central India is very rich in terms of art and architecture and its uniform and diverse features, innovation and continuity of forms, and so on. Three families of the Kachchhapaghatas ruled over the northern part of Central India. Of them, the Sihonia-Gwalior branch ruled for a longer period of time (ninth to twelfth century) and built a number of monuments at different places. Remains of their temples and sculptures reveal some unique features like, the bhadra niches of the Kakanamatha temple which take the form of miniature doors with ribbed awnings and phamsana-style pediments in accordance with ninth century conventions, the devices like kuta which, with more intricately worked mesh-pattern, pillar with festoons, and attached figures, appear to be the characteristic features of the Gopadri region, the extreme side of the panel depicting figures of different types of vyalas, which is a typical feature of the Kachchhapaghata style and so on. Scholars of historical and cultural studies admit that the study of religious landscape needs to be attempted at a large scale if the rich heritage of our country is to be projected in its totality. Sihonia, the ancient capital city of the Kachchhapaghatas, forms the nucleus of such a sacred landscape as there are remains of more than a dozen temples belonging to different religious beliefs, which cross multiple cultural boundaries, both in time and space, and thus has great potential for a meaningful study of the culture of the Gopadri region in particular and of Central India in general. The historical growth of the material expression of religious meanings and artistic generosity, the acculturation of the style of carvings, fusion of mythology, and institutionalization of Saiva and Sakti pithas are well documented here. The present volume brings to light the available information in forms of art, architecture, and inscriptions, which has been assimilated. The interpretation of information, in terms of reconstruction of the religious landscape, adds further value to this study. The discussion and synthesis of the collected information from this ancient capital city has been weaved in a way that will offer an interesting and thought-provoking read to the scholars and would certainly be useful to the historians and researchers of cultural studies. …