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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Veterinary clinical examination relies on knowledge of anatomy, Physiology Pathology and animal behavior skills in the methods and techniques of clinical examination clinical sign and pathogenesis of the diseases which are the basic requirement for clinician in his /her good diagnostic approach. Veterinary clinical medicine is the basis course of clinical learning for the fourth yeas BVSc&AH student. If the basic is strong then student need to build blocks over it. This text is prepared in such a way that it can be understandable by all kinds of students. It comes to the notice of the teachers that some of the text-book are meant only for high performing student. The average students may ignore such book or pay little attention to it. This causes a wide gap between the students. The authors of this text have take keen interest in keeping away such type of flaws. This text consider all the students as equal but at the same time give good knowledge in a simple and standard way. The authors took two years in compiling and arranging the content for keeping the promise. It can be assured that those who read this text in a meticulous way will prosper in their clinical veterinary Medicine studies. Further, it can be kept as a reference book by the senior students as well as graduates and practitioners of the field. Learning is a continuous process of life, the pinnacle of the attitude and vision of the universe. These meaningful and beautiful words are taken into account while preparing each and every paragraph of this text. As a busy practitioner it may be difficult to search different text of internet for some basic information which left out of the mind during the course of time. This text present as a ready reckoner to solver the doubts, The present scientific quire will help the undergraduate and graduate students, academic and field persons deals with veterinary colleges in their academic and quire contain the most important procedures for the standard veterinary clinical examination rules of different domesticated animals and components needs, Furthermore it includes specific identification photos as an illustration facilities.

Zustand: New. pp. [xiv] + 190 Figures, Illus. (Some Col.), Maps.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. Very Good in Softcover. 486pp 8vo. Pink spine with blue titles.

Zustand: Used - Very Good. VG paperback. Reprint of 2nd revised edition, 1996. Pages generally clean; slight wear to cover. Used - Very Good. VG paperback.

Zustand: New. pp. xv + 165, Frontispiece, Figures, 209 Illus. (4 Col.), 4 Maps.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Bhubaneswar in historical perspective. 2. The main temple complex of Lingaraja. 3. Architectural features. 4. Sculptural features and cult images. 5. Subsidiary shrines and structures. 6. Lord Lingaraja mode of worship daily ceremonies and festivals. 7. Functionaries and management. 8. Conservation of the temple. 9. Conclusion. Appendices i. Ekamra Ksetra Mahatmya in the Brahma Purana. ii. Lingaraja temple inscriptions. iii. Chronology of important temples at Bhubaneswar. iv. List of protected and unprotected monuments in Bhubaneswar. v. Genealogy of the Somavamsi dynasty. vi. Agreement between the trustees of the Lingaraja Temple and Superintendent of Archaeology Archaeological Survey of India Eastern Circle Calcutta on February 10 1958. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. Built in the 11 century the temple of Lingaraja in Bhubaneswar is acclaimed as one of the finest temples of India. With its construction the Orissan temple style reached its mature phase and set the model for later temples to follow. The book for the first time makes an indepth study of the temple in all its aspects such as its history architecture sculpture mode of worship festivals organisation of services etc. to understand the temple in its totality. The architectural features and religious aspects are described in the light of Orissan architectural lore and Ksetra Mahatmyas of Bhubaneswar. Originally conceived as a Siva temple in course of time it was transformed into a temple for both Siva and Visnu. With perhaps the largest concentration of temples ranging from the 11 to the 15 centuries the temple premises united the Saiva Sakta and Vaisnava followers and fostered a spirit of harmony in the religious life of Orissa. The comprehensive study lavishly illustrated is expected to provide new insights into the appreciation of this great temple and its various aspects. 190 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. In the Indian state of Odisha near the shore of the Bay of Bengal, stands the great Sun Temple of Konarak, now in ruins. Built in the 13th century by Narasimha I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, the temple once served as a landmark for the European sailors, who called it 'The Black Pagoda' to distinguish it from 'The White Pagoda' or the temple of Jagannatha at Puri. The temple with its sanctuary (deula) and the audience hall (Jagamohana) was designed as the mighty chariot of the Sun god with its twenty-four magnificent wheels, drawn by seven horses. In front of the Jagamohana exists the remains of the hall of dance (natamandira) covered with beautiful figures of dancers and musicians. The surface of the temple is adorned with many reliefs reflecting the life and culture of the people when it was built. Konarak, the greatest of Odisha's monuments, is also one of the most glorious achievements of the mankind as a whole. Since the remains were first studied early in the 19th century, a considerable amount of writing has appeared on Konarak. Now, however, for the first time, appears a monograph in which all aspects of Konarak are treated in depth its religious significance, history, architecture and sculpture. The book tries to depict, in all its details, the art and architecture of the temple in a broader Indian framework, as well as in the context of regional developments. The monograph provides reinterpretations of already known facts and is based on the latest research on the subject. The Appendices towards the end of the book provide interesting additional information on the subject. It is hoped that this comprehensive monograph may encourage art lovers throughout the world to come to Konarak and help them appreciate the artistic significance of this priceless treasure in the right perspective.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Indian seafaring traditions: archaeological perspectives/I.K. Sarma. 2. Indian maritime activities: vedic, epic and puranic sources/U.N. Dhal. 3. Indo-Roman Trade/Kishor K. Basa and K.S. Behera. 4. Early trade in the Indian Ocean: perspectives on IndoSouth-East Asian maritime contacts (c. 400 BC-AD 500)/Kishor K. Basa. 5. Indian-Indonesian cultural relations/Haryati Soebadio. 6. Ancient trade relation between India and Indonesia/I. Wayan Ardika. 7. Indian shipping in early mediaeval period/Lallanji Gopal. 8. Maritime tradition of Western India/M.K. Dhavalikar. 9. Maritime heritage of the Tamils: some recent findings/K.V. Raman. 10. Traditional boats of Karnataka and their building practices/L.N. Swamy. 11. Oceanographic knowledge among tribes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands/R. Sivakumar and G. Victor Rajamanickam. 12. Ancient ports on the eastern coast of India/A.N. Parida. 13. Maritime activities of Orissa/K.S. Behera. 14. Maritime activities of the Kalingas and the new light thrown by the excavations at Khalkatapatna/B.K. Sinha. 15. Kalinga-Sri Lank a relations/V. Vitharana. 16. The sewn boats of Orissa/Eric Kentley. 17. History of shipping in Bengal/N.C. Ghosh. 18. The maritime contacts between Eastern India and South-east Asia: new epigraphic data/B.N. Mukherjee. 19. Marathas and the sea/A.R. Kulkarni. 20. Trade and politics in eleventh century Bay of Bengal/Hermann Kulke. 21. Orissa in Chinese historical records/Haraprasad Ray. 22. Traditional navigational landmarks on the east coast of India/B. Arunachalam. This volume is a collection of essays by eminent scholars on the Indian seafaring and maritime activity. It covers a wide range of subjects exploring both the pan-Indian and the regional dimensions of the theme. The contributions of different regions of India are analysed in the general framework of Indian History. The sea-trade and cultural links with the outside world, especially with Rome, Sri Lanka, and South-east Asia are discussed on the basis of textual sources and archaeological data. Some of the papers throw light on the indigenous boat types with reference to their technique of construction and navigation. The ordinary and reversed clinker-built boats, found in coastal Orissa, highlight the need for serious investigation into the changing tradition of boat building and navigation. The stimulating papers, based on previous and most recent research, collectively provide a clear and coherent picture of the great seafaring tradition of India from the ancient times to the 17th century. It is hoped that the volume will be useful to scholars, as well as anyone with interest in the seafaring. The photographic documentation at the end is a marvellous tribute to the rich maritime history and heritage of India.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Rice based farming systems for livelihood security: 1. Integrated farming systems for livelihood security of rice farmers under changing climate scenarios/B. Gangwar and N. Ravisankar. 2. Farming systems: a potential approach for the development of agriculture and livelihood security of small and marginal farmers in India/I.C. Mahapatra and U.K. Behera. 3. Plantation-based farming systems for coastal agro-ecosystems/N.P. Singh and B.L. Manjunath. 4. Rice fish production systems for livelihood improvement of farmers in Eastern India/D.P. Sinha Babu ands.K. Rautaray. 5. Diversification of rice-based cropping system to cope up with climate change/K. Srinivasa Rao and B.B. Panda. 6. Breeding vegetable crop varieties and hybrids force-based farming system and crop diversification/T.K. Behera. 7. Crop diversification in Hirakud command area of Odisha through raised and sunken bed system/B.R. Nayak, A.K. Dash, N. Panigraphy and S.K. Swain. 8. Multiple criteria a decision making and optimization methodology for industrialization of small and marginal farms and sustainable integrated farming systems/U.K. Behera. 9. Integrated farming system for sustainable agriculture/S. Mohapatra, A. Mohanty, D. Patra, B. Routray, A.B. Das and D.S. Kar. 10. Comparative economics and employment generation through a vegetable based integrated farming system in an open dug well command area/B.K. Mohapatra, M. Mohanty, S.N. Mishra, S.K. Swain, A.K. Mohanty,J. Haldar, K.N.Mishra and L.M.Garnayak. .II. Conservation agriculture for enhancing resource use efficiency. III. Fly Ash utilisation in rice based farming systems. IV. Enhancing yield potential and climate resilient agriculture. V. Socio-economic, livelihood and value addition aspects of rice based farming system.

1st Ed. 4to. [xvi] + 165pp. + [i]. Colour frontis., 3 colour plates, 205 b/w. ills. from photos. at rear, maps. 2.5 cm surface closed split to upper leading corner of upper board, otherwise good in d/w. Additional postage may be necessary US$52.