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Reprint. Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Social conditions 3 Economic problems 4 Political trends 5 Religious cultural and educational trends 6 Technique and style 7 Conclusion BibliographyThis book presents a reasonably comprehensive account of the development of the Indian English novel since Independence The novel during the colonial period has a different outlook and was more concerned with the problems of the Indian people suffering under the British Yoke After Independence the Indian writers looked at the Indian scene from the postcolonial point of view There were new hopes no doubt but the problems--social economic religious political and familial-that were submerged in the flood of the national movement emerged and drew attention of the creative writers The partition the communal riots after partition the problem of casteism the subjugation of women the poverty of the illiterate masses became the focal points Mulk Raj Anand Raja Rao RK Narayan Nayantara Sahgal and Kamala Markandaya in the beginning wrote novels of social realism in the fiftiesBut after the sixties new trends emerged Writers like Anita Desai Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Bhabani Bhattacharya GV Desani Chaman Nahal Manohar Malgonkar and B Rajan portrayed the picture of the post-independence Indian society The stream of the early fifties now turned into a broad river with new currents and cross currents The old traditional method of novel writing gave way to modern techniquesThe Indian English novel took further strides in the eighties and the decades that followed it Salman Rushdie can be said to be the leader of the new trend Shashi Deshpande and Arundhati Roy followed suitThis book divided into six chapters surveys and discusses the major trends in the post-independence Indian English novel The major writers discussed apart from the trio RK Narayan Raja Rao and Mulk Raj Anand are Bhabani Bhattacharya Nayantara Sahgal Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Anita Desai Arundhati Roy and Kamala MarkandayaThis book will be of immense help to the students of Indian English literature particularly fiction  jacket 278 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Organic Farming: Need of the Time: 1. The corona crisis: a look into the organic agriculture for revival/Das Jagruti, Aniketa Horo and Siddharth Suman Das. 2. Organic farming is a need of the time/Suman Jitendra. 3. Present situation of organic farming: an overview/S. K. Rajak, R. K. Solanki, R. K. Panse and G. K. Koutu. 4. The Role of government policy in empowerment of organic farming and today's challenges in India/Kumar Amresh, Jagriti Rai, Partha Palit, M. Dutta Choudhury. 5. Changing scenario of Indian organic farming/Upadhyay Sandeep, Arpit Suryawanshi and R. K. Thakur. Soil Health and Nutrition: 6. Agriculturally beneficial microorganisms: vital source for soil health and food security/S. S. Baghel and S. B. Agrawal. 7. Nutrient management options in organic crop production/Dinesh Kumar. 8. Biofertilisers for organic farming in horticultural crops and soil health/Balakumbahan R, R. Poorniammal, V. Sivakumar and D. Janaki. 9. Vermiculturing and vermicomposting for protection of environment, improve soil health and productivity of crops/S. B. Agrawal, S. S. Baghel and R. K. Thakur. 10. Composting a way to turn garbage into 'black gold' for agriculture/D. K. Mishra. Management Practices: 11. Weed management in organic agriculture/R. P. Dubey, G. N. Dhanpal and P. K. Singh. 12. Climate-smart insect pest management approaches to reduce crop losses and enhancing ecosystem services/Pal Subhajit, Digvijay Singh, Swapnil, Shrawan Kumar Sahani, Sujay Kumar Paul and Animesh Chowdhury. 13. Development of seed chain system of farmers varieties: a multi-dimensional approach for its conservation and upliftment of socio-economic status of small and marginal farmers of Madhya Pradesh/Koutu, G. K., Shivram Krishna, Amita Sharma, Vikram Singh Gaur and Uttam Bisen. 14. Water resource conservation technology for forest area of Madhya Pradesh/Deshmukh Ghanshyam, Ajay Singh Lodhi, Risikesh Thakur and S. Bhalawe. Manures and Biofertilisers: 15. Potential and limitations of green manuring as a component of organic agriculture/Deshmukh K. K, N. K. Singh and G. K. Rana. 16. Concept of nitrification inhibitors and slow release nitrogenous fertilizer/Minu Mohan, Romila Xess, Sunita Meher. 17. Effect of microorganisms on organic farming and their applications/Raypuriya Neelesh. Extension and ITK: 18. Role of agriculture extension in organic farming/Surendra Kumar Rai, Aparna Jaiswal, S. Sarvade, A. K. Shrivastava, Vishal Meshram and Mohammad Imran Khan. 19. Use of Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) and Innovations in Organic Farming/Aakash, Divya Bhayal, Lalita Bhayal and Nidhi Rai. 20. Utilization of ITKs and innovations in organic farming/Makhan Singh Karada, Dheer Agnihotri, Kanchan Pathak and Jiwan Paudel. 21. Indigenous water conservation techniques/Trivedi Ayushi and Nirjharnee Nandeha. Market and Exports: 22. Certification of organic inputs and products/Priyanka T. and B. Deepak Reddy. 23. Current market opportunities and challenges for organic products in India/Verma Devendra Kumar and Jagruti Das. 24. Organic agriculture: it's status, market and export/Athnere Sonal, Shrishti Mehra and Nidhi Rai. 25. Processing and marketing of organic improved Chinnor rice: a movement towards the prosperity/Uttam Bisen, S. B. Agrawal, N. K. Bisen, Mohammad Imran Khan, K. Goutam. 26. Role of ICTs in organic farming and marketing of organic produce/M. Ravikishore, P. Supriya and G. Narayana Swamy. 27. Organic farming for enhancing rural livelihoods: a success story/Satyajeet, Shashi Vashisht and S. P. Yadav. Organic Farming Problems and Prospects: 28. Problems and perspectives in organic farming/Masram Shweta, Nidhi Verma, Pranay Bharti and Neelam Bisen. 29. Problems and solutions associated with organic farming/Sulochna, Peeyush Kumar Jaysawal, Md. Parwaiz Alam, Aakash, Sandeep Kumar Maurya and Prachi Pandey. 30. Overview: relevance, constrains and future prospects of organic farming in India/Raj Manish, Lingutla Sirisha, Kanhaiya Lal. 31.…

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Hardcover. 4to. Includes papers on Biodeterioration of Cuticular Membrane: Ultrastructural Study; Effects of Microbial Biofilm on Corrosion Behaviour of Mild Steel; Bio-preservation of Textile Fabrics; Microbial Deterioration of Mural Paintings; Long Term Impacts of Biocides on Materials etc. A little wear to dust jacket, several lightly bumped corners otherwise good condition. 204pp.…

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