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Zustand: New. Devi, Chandra (illustrator). Illustrator(s): Devi, Chandra. Num Pages: 92 pages, colour illustrations. BIC Classification: YFU. Category: (J) Children / Juvenile; (JC) Children's (6-12). Dimension: 229 x 178 x 7. Weight in Grams: 400. . 2004. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Contents Preface 1 What is Yoga 2 Steps of Yoga 3 Functions of mind citta 4 Patanjalis yogasutra and Hathayoga pradipika a comparison 5 How to make life value based and stress free 6 The practice of Yoga and human ethics Glossary of Yogic terms Bibliography The present study is a kind of analysis incorporating both the traditional and modern approaches of the practice of Yoga Here the subjects are choosen with an intension in order to bring out the analytical aspects of Yoga as a philosophy and science The Yoga is called science because it is experimented in the laboratory of human being in whom both body and mind form a strong unitThe philosophers and practitioners of Yoga developed this theory and practice  of self discipline which is very much required to remove physical and mental illness completely if practiced daily as per the instructions of the guru The difficult problems of terrorism of today can also be eradicated by the practice of Yoga jacket 205 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Globally freshwater resources are facing acute pressure to meet the various demands of mankind. The availability of quality drinking water is one of the biggest challenges and owing to tremendous pollution in different levels of water (ground as well as surface water) the quality is adversely affected. To overcome this worldwide problem, various research and technological interventions have been initiated to provide quality drinking water. The River Bank Filtration (RBF) is one of the solution that has come up with a unique and cost effective technology. It is a process wherein the surface water from rivers, channels and lakes is induced by pumping from nearby production wells to flow through the natural aquifer sediments. This process further initiates several positive changes in the quality of water before finally mixing with the local groundwater. The water obtained from this process can directly be used for drinking purpose and it rarely required any further treatment. In this, context the Uttarakhand State Council for Science and Technology, (UCOST) Dehradun, National Institute of Hydrology, (NIH) Roorkee, Uttarakhand Jal Sansthan, (UJS) Dehradun, Indian Institute of Technology, (IIT) Roorkee, initiated a collaborative project "River Bank Filtration for Quality Drinking Water", which was funded by the Department of Science and Technology (Government of India), under the technical expertise of the HTW University of Dresden, Germany. This book is an attempt to compile and prepare a guideline of scientific and applied value to help engineers, scientists and policy makers for implementing RBF. Here all necessary aspects such as background, planning scheme, design operations and maintenance, water quality parameters, risk assessment, post-treatment, numerical flow, awareness strategies and sustainability of RBF along with worldwide case studies are discussed in detail.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction: Agricultural Risk Management. 2. Challenges and Strategies in making Small and Marginal Farm Holdings Sustainable and Profitable. 3. Climate Change and Sustainable Agriculture: Enabling Small Farmers Coping with Climate Change. 4. Profitability and Sustainability of Small and Marginal Farmers through Integrated Farming System and Commodity based Associations. 5. Key Issues and Strategies for making Small Holder Farming Profitable and Sustainable. 6. Paradigm Shift in Livelihood Pattern of Small and Marginal Farmers in Andhra Pradesh. 7. Small Farmer Organisation in Rainfed Regions of India: A Study of Organization and Performance of Producer Companies. 8. Small Farmers, Prosperous Farmers in India: Evidence and Lessons from Case Studies. 9. Challenges and Strategies in making Small and Marginal Farm Holdings Sustainable and Profitable. 10. Institutions and Support Systems for Inclusive Agricultural Development. 11. Re-examining Farmer and Agriculture Worker Categories in the Context of Implications of MGNREGS on Small and Marginal Holdings. 12. Crop Insurance as a Risk Management Strategy in Rainfed Agriculture in Odisha. 13. An Insight on Farmers' Willingness to Pay for Risk Management: A Case of Weather based Crop Insurance. 14. Risk and Insurance in Andhra Pradesh Agriculture A Disaggregate Analysis. 15. Smallholders in Indian Agriculture-Crop Diversification - underlying Factors-Policy Implications. 16. ICT as Helping Tool to Improve Supply Chain Network in Farmers Club. 17. Towards Measuring Interventions in Rainfed Areas. 18. Performance of Kisan Credit Card in Andhra Pradesh. 19. A Graphical Analysis of Terms of Trade between Agriculture and Non-Agriculture Sectors of Indian Economy Since 1950's To 2006 Does Trends in Agricultural Terms of Trade Reflect the True State of Agriculture? 20. Risk and Risk Management in Rainfed Agriculture. 21. A Pilot Project in Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Risk Management. Weather forecasts are probabilities and projections based on improved technologies but not reachable to many small and marginal farmers. But still vast majority of the people in the country continue in farming with a hope that they would get better production and better prices. Agriculture continues to play a major role, in spite of declining share in India's overall economy. Even today, as we entered the new millennium, the situation is still the same, with almost the entire economy being sustained by agriculture, which is the mainstay of the villages. Although agriculture contributes less than 15% of India's GDP, its importance in the country's' economic, social and political fabric goes well beyond this indicator. The rural areas are still home to 75 percent of the India's 1.2 billion people, a large number of whom are poor. Most of the rural poor depend on rain-fed agriculture and fragile forests for their livelihoods. Agricultural risk is associated with negative outcomes that stem from imperfectly predictable climatic and price variables. Weather and climate are major risks and uncertainty factors impacting agriculture production. Market risk is due accessibility of inputs, uncertainty of prices in buying inputs, selling farm output, dairy and livestock products etc. Risk management is very critical to the success of agriculture, and yet there is a lack of tools used to manage risk as well as a lack of understanding of the tools themselves. Though, risk is an integral part of agriculture and farmers make risky decisions every day and confront different types of risk, changes in the risk environment and available tools to manage the risk make it a compelling reason to engage in risk management education. This volume is outcome of selected papers presented at the National Seminar on "Agricultural Risk Management" organized during 3-4 January 2014 by Centre for Good Governance (CGG) in association with National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRD&PR).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Resource Articles: 1. Governance of agricultural extension and advisory systems. 2. Initiatives and innovations in good governance of extension services- a case of Meghalaya state aquaculture mission. 3. Promotion of buffalo husbandry through breeders' welfare association in Haryana: an innovative approach. 4. Suitable livestock extension models for small and marginal farmers towards fodder development in semi-arid regions. 5. Importance, problems and prospective of information and communication technology (ICT) in agriculture. 6. Kudumbasree goat village project - a practical model for good governance of a microfinance enterprise. 7. Farmers field school an effective and innovative way to train dryland farmers. 8. Public private partnerships in agricultural development. 9. Factors influencing the extent of adoption of recommended icm practices by the participant and non participant farmers of rice ffss 10. Interactive multimedia compact disc (imcd) an innovative tool for agricultural technologies transfer - impact study 11. Problems and suggestions of stake holders for effective information and communication technology based extension services 12. Farm mechanization extension project management as new paradigm for sustainable sericulture development in karnataka 13. Factors determining the use of soil health card (SHC) recommendations in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh. 14. ICT based transfer of technology in rice: a case of RKMP - "app" solutely knowledge driven. 15. Enhancing competency of extension functionary through national training on improved sorghum cultivation. 16. Economic evaluation of IPM technology for cotton in Yavatmal district of Vidarbha in Maharashtra. 17. Knowledge level of farmers on agri based online services in Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh. 18. ICTS for agricultural extension in India: policy implications for agricultural development. Country Specific Article: 1. Training in the rural Kenya: techno-serve approach of extension. 2. Huduma centres: a one stop platform for service delivery in Kenya. 3. Common interest group: an approach to control infectious bursal disease among poultry farmers in Kenya. 4. Aeroponics technique for seed potato production- a case of Kisima private farm in Kenya. 5. Delivery of poultry extension services in Kenya: a case of Winnie Kuku Afya poultry farm. 6. Sustainability of aquaculture (fish farming programme) in Migori county, Kenya. 7. Contracted agricultural extension delivery model in Kenya. 8. Table banking: an innovation in empowering rural women in agriculture in Kenya. 9. M-PESA: harnessing the potential of mobile money transfer platforms to enhance agricultural value chains in Kenya. 10. Challenges in the fisheries sector of Liberia. 11. Effects of Ebola on agriculture cooperatives in Liberia and the way by which it was dealt with. 12. Management and governance in Liberia. 13. Tackling challenge in Liberia agricultural extension services. 14. Impact of farm input subsidy program on people's livelihood in Malawi. 15. Model village concept in Malawi 16. Resource centres in Malawi. 17. Plant health clinics as an innovation in agricultural extension service delivery in Malawi. 18. Impact of agricultural cooperatives in Malawi's economy. 19. Enhancing good governance in implementation of agricultural extension system in Malawi. 20. Farmer business school (FBS) in Mponera for promoting market oriented farm produce.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Basic Concepts and Definitions under IT Act. 2. Residential Status and Incidence of Tax. 3. Incomes which do not form part of Total Income. 4. Income from Salary. 5. Income from House Property. 6. Profits and Gains from Business or Profession. 7. Capital Gains. 8. Income of other Persons included in Assessee's Total Income. 9. Set-off and Carry Forward of Losses. 10. Deductions and GTI. 11. Rebate u/s 87A. Appendices. Taxation is a dynamic subject. It has to be up-dated every year avoiding to the amendments made by the Finance Act in the Parliament during the month of February every year. In the developing economy like ours, the importance of Direct Tax has been acknowledged by all specially, when the revenues are collected for the exclusive welfare of the state. This book is written in a simple language adhering to all the recent amendments made for the Assessment Year 2019-20. The rules are explained along with number of illustrations. This book is helpfull for all the students studying at UG courses. (jacket).

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Zustand: New. Devi, Chandra (illustrator). &Uumlber den AutorJyoti Ma began Sparkling Together as a means to nourish the self-esteem of the children she taught in San Francisco. The project evolved in Yogaville, Virginia, where Jyoti Ma took up residence in a blossoming communit.

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