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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Human Resource and child labour. 2. Child labour an overview. 3. Child labour the global situation. 4. Child labour in India. 5. Economic role of children in India and its states. 6. Child labour Its spatial social and occupational dimensions. 7. Conclusions and recommendations. 8. References. Child Labour A Study provides a wide range of definitions regarding child labour and the causes for child labour in the society and the practical problems faced by the child labour and how to overcome these problems. A study was undertaken in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh. In this the background of child labour and their habits in the society and their behaviour and the causes concerned for their bonded labour and child labour are clearly explained. The book clearly explains the concerned legal awareness Child Labour Act and how to eradicate the child labour and to provide educational opportunities in the society and then their employment for the livelihood in the community. The book is useful to the students of education sociology economics rural development social work anthropology population studies and other related departments. 170 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Hinduism and everlasting religion/V. Balambal. 2. Religion in medieval Andhra some thoughts/M. Radha Krishna Sarma. 3. Beginning of medieval Hindu culture/P.V.P. Sastry. 4. State and religion under the Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi/A. Aruna. 5. Sri Vaishnavism in Medieval Andhra Desa/B. Narasingaraja Naidu. 6. Srisailam some cultural aspects in religion and temple architecture/I.K. Sarma. 7. State polity and emergence of temple town a study of Srisailam/V. Anuradha. 8. Srisailam as a medicinal center during the medieval period/P. Hymavathi. 9. Temple rituals and fine arts in medieval Andhra Pradesh/P. Bhaskar Reddy. 10. Sri Kurmanatha Temple a socio religious institution/C.S. Vasudevan. 11. The temples of Orissa socio economic aspects/B.P. Panda. 12. Hindu Mathas in Andhradesa during the Vijayanagara period/R. Soma Reddy. 13. Socio cultural reflections in Vijayanagara paintings/V. Meena Kumari. 14. Lepakshi a tourism centre/V. Suguna Sarma. 15. The role of religious institutions in the processes of urbanization in Rayalaseema (c. AD 600 1300)/E. Sobhan Babu. 16. Impact of Vijayanagara religious policy on the Jetprole principality/P. Subramani. 17. Religious tolerance of the Vijayanagara rulers to promote social harmony (with special reference to medieval Andhra)/K. Reddappa. 18. Socio religious harmony in later Medieval Andhra Hindu and Muslim interactions/C. Kalyana Mohana Rao and P. Chenna Reddy. 19. Status of Hindus under the Qutub Shahis of Golconda/Syed Ayub Ali. 20. Religious tolerance in the Qutub Shahi kingdom as reflected in Telugu literature/S. Bhanumati Ranga Rao. 21. Qutub Shahi invasion of Tirumala Temple/A.R. Ramachandra Reddy. 22. The able and admirable Mahamantri Madanna/K. Kusuma Bai Reddy. 23. Feminist rights and a Medieval Deccan Hindu Creed/C.V. Rama Chandra Rao. 24. The medieval philosopher trinity of Rayalaseema a synthesis of their social philosophy/P. Yanadi Raju. 25. Alternative religious philosophy in pre colonial Andhra ideology of Vemana and Virabrahmam/Challapalli Swaroopa Rani. 26. The need of inter faith dialogue between Hinduism and Christianity the harmony of socio religious cohesion/C. Sam Christopher. This volume constitutes the proceedings of academic deliberations and presented papers of the National Seminar on Readings in Society and Religion of Medieval South India. Religion as the earliest institution in human history continues to influence the lives of people in all walks even today at the dawn of 21 century. The religious sentiments beliefs and practices will continue to have great ramifications in the maintenance of social cohesion and harmony to our country. Medieval Andhra witnessed tumultous changes in the religious fabric and the concomitant repercussions in society were also equally significant. The papers in this volume discuss various dimensions of religion society and culture. They are arranged chronologically and geographically. All the papers are well researched ones and add to our understanding of the socio cultural aspects of religion in Medieval Andhra and South India. 221 pp.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. Fundamentals of Computers. 2. Introduction to C Language. 3. Fundamentals of C Language. 4. Control Structures. 5. Arrays and Functions. 6. Pointers. 7. Strings. 8. Structure and Union. 9. Files. 10. Introduction to Data Structures. 11. Searching and Sorting. 12. Stack and Queue. The targeted audience is anybody who wants to know the Fundamentals of Computers and Start writing C programs. This book is not for advanced programmers. Unlike many other books on C which cover example C programs extensively, this book follows algorithmic approach. But some examples are also given. I strongly believe programmers are not typists and they can't learn programming by typing large number of programs. Typing the programs enables you to learn the syntax. Programming logic is inside all of us and by writing programs extensively on our own we can learn programming. (jacket).

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Society and culture 1. Robbery and royalty in medieval Andhra some historical insights/P.M. Krishna Kumari. 2. Indo Portuguese social and cultural relations in the early modern period an account of intermingling manners customs ceremonies and superstitions/N.S. Jeyaseela Stephen. 3. Women and social justice a study of Kakatiya period/N.A. Padma. 4. Turbulent waves in the writings of saint Bahinabai a feminist perspective/N. Padmaja A. Patil. 5. Blend of tradition and modernity townie life of Andhra women/N.I. Tirumali. 6. Origin and evolution of Lambada (Banjara) community in India a historical study/N.G. Bhadru. II. Religion and philosophy 7. Nath monastery of Paithan/N.A.R. Kulkarni. 8. Some facets of Virasaivism and aspects of social dynamics in medieval Andhra Desa/N. Rekha Pande. 9. Virasaivate reforms for women in medieval Deccan/N. Challapalli Swaroopa Rani. 10. The spread of temples in Velanadu region during medieval times/N.V.K. Mohan. 11. Christian missionaries in Orissa during the 19 century an objective analysis of their activities/N.B.K. Sarma. 12. Yoga and the ancient Indian method of stress management/N. Pranabanda Jash. III. Economy 13. Trade relations between India and China in early medieval period/N. Brajesh Krishna. 14. Agrarian developments and their relation to trade in the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh (AD 1000 AD 1350)/Shantisri Banerji. 15. Dimensions of urbanisation in early medieval Telangana/N. Lakshmi. 16. Some aspects of Seaborne trade in Andhra Desa 17 and 18 centuries AD/N.R. Varalakshmi. 17. Balutedari as a system of production distribution and power in the eighteenth and nineteenth century Deccan/N. Laxman D. Satya. 18. Few aspects of economic life in Paralakhemundi Zamindari during the British period/N.R.C. Misro and S.K. Dash. 19. Last days of Zamindari system in the coastal Andhra/N.B. Sobhanan. 20. Peasant and the state in modern Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh (19 century AD)/N. Devireddy Subramanyam Reddy. 21. Agrarian change in Thanjavur district during the pre independence period/N.R. Shantha Kumari. 22. Land reforms and Agrarian change in Travancore (1865 1900 AD)/N.G. Sugeetha. 23. Origins of modern industries in Rayalaseema during 1940's a case study of Sugar industry in Chittoor district/N. Movva Srinivasa Reddy. IV. Administration and policy 24. Contagious diseases civic facilities and the colonial administration in Bengal/N. Mrinal Kumar Basu. 25. Myth of the model state the case of Mysore/N.B. Narasingaraja Naidu. 26. Forgotten aspects of Indian history Shimla and the national movement (1921 31)/N.M.S. Ahluwalia. 27. Proscribed Pamphlets and the Nizam government a study/N.A. Bobbili and P. Shakuntala Devi. 28. Anti public policies of the pre independent British administration in Andhra during 1902 1947 their effective exposure by the Andhra vernacular press/N.K. Arjun Rao. 29. Reservations within reservation educational development and recent social movements in Andhra/N.Y. Chinna Rao. 30. Dr. Ambedkar's contribution to women's welfare some observations/N.B.S. Chandrababu. 31. Anti grouping movement last battle for independence in Assam role of the provincial Congress/N. Sagar Baruah. V. Archaeology 32. New impetus in the study of the Indian lower Palaeolithic/P. Robert G. Bednarik. 33. Mesolithic site at Peddaobanenipalle Prakasam district Andhra Pradesh/N.V.V. Subba Reddy. 34. Story telling through pictures Paithan paintings to Telangana scrolls/N.D.N. Varma. 35. Amaravati and Nagarjunakonda as centres of art/N.V. Meena Kumari. 36. Rare finds in Anatapur district/N. Dr. G. Jawahar Lal. 37. The structural classification of Tirumala Tirupati sacred complex/N.T. Subramanyam Naidu. 38. Rare images of Visnu the Vaikuntha Perumal temple at Kanchipuram/N. Raju Kalidos. 39. Model shrines of Badami/N.R.K.K. Rajarajan. 40. Mahasadasivamurti and Sadasivi/N. Jeyapriya Rajarajan. 41. A note on standing and reclining figures of Buddha in the Salar Jung Museum/.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Biodata of Prof. B. Rama Raju. 2. Folklore my first love/B. Rama Raju. 3. Biruduraju Rama Raju a biography/K. Vijaya Laxmi. 4. Prof. B. Rama Raju a founder of Telugu folklore research/N. Bhakthavathsala Reddy. 5. B. Rama Raju's Telugu Janapada Geya Sahityamu a review/G. Sambasiva Rao. I. General issues of folklore in the new millennium 1. The future of folklore in the new millennium/Indra Deva. 2. Folklore and modern Indian society/Jawaharlal Handoo. 3. Ethnic identity in the modern world/Susmita Poddar. 4. Folklore and identity/T.N Shankaranarayana. 5. Who owns folklore/Raghavan Payyanad. 6. Continuity and change among Gujjars in Jammu Siwaliks/Devinder Singh and Ashish Saxena. 7. Relevance of folklore in the new millennium/V. Vachaspati. 8. Folklore and globalization/H.S. Ramachandra Gowda. 9. Translation of folk literature/T. Sai Chandra Mouli. 10. Applied Folklore/R.V.S. Sundaram. II. Various genres and themes of folklore 11. Who were you talking to/Lee Haring. 12. Folk traditions of God Narasimha in A.P/M.L.K. Murty. 13. The Pandava folklore in the Himalayas/Subhadra Mitra Channa. 14. A socio cultural study of the Ballad cycle of Katamaraju/T.V. Subba Rao. 15. An analytical study of Lakshmi Devara Katha/N. Krishna Kumari. 16. The epic tradition of the Kakipadigelus/P. Jyoti. 17. Tax evasion in folk Ramayana/B. Rukmini. 18. An anthropological study of the Punjabi legend of Noorkhan/Ranjeet Singh Bajwa. 19. Myths and legends of Goddess Kamakhya's temple/Anima Choudhury. 20. Kafka and mythology transformation of myths/Rosy Singh. 21. A Punjabi folk song the semiotics of the Yogi/Surjit Singh. 22. Folk songs as a part of marriage ceremony/T. Susheela. 23. Gender discrimination in Haryanvi folksongs/Deep Punia and R.K. Puna. 24. Animal sacrifice and gender a study of agricultural rituals/Anjali Padhi. 25. Folk beliefs and traditions of Kumauni peasants/C.M. Agarwal. 26. The Adi Dravidar the social customs of an oppressed group/Rose Mary. 27. The narratology of Yakshagana Prasangas/Guru Rao Bapat. 28. The unspoken convention in traditional theater/K.A. Gunasekaran. 29. The Folkishness of the folk craft/Pulikonda Subbachary. 30. Folk arts forms and functions/S. Gangappa. 31. An overview of folk performances in Andhra Pradesh/C. Krishna Reddy. 32. Folklore studies in Telugu/G.S. Mohan. 33. Folklore documentation contemporary needs/Jayadheer Tirumala Rao. III. Folklore history and tourism 34. Folklore oral tradition and local history/K.K.N. Kurup. 35. History and folk Ballads/Kolluru Suryanarayana. 36. Oral history of Muthuvan and their migration/S. Rajendran. 37. Oral tradition and history/M.V. Vishnu Namboodiri. 38. Semantics of Folk words and proverbs/Nikhilesh Purkait. 39. Oral tradition and tourism a study of Nilgiri hills/Jakka Parthasarathy. 40. Emergence of tourism/Devendra Kumar S. Harkari. 41. Folklore and tourism their reciprocity/Atul Chandra Bhowmick. 42. Folklore for tourism/K. Satya Murty. Index. This age of post modernism has woken up from the slumber of modernism and begun to recognize certain plus points of pre modern age that have been discounted as unscientific and unreliable during modernism. Consequently the local and the specific issues have acquired importance. Unlike the age of modernism that threatened the existence and sustenance of folklore this age compassionately protects and preserves the treasures of folklore. The scholars through their papers have endeavoured to describe and discuss various issues of folklore in this new millennium. This book presents a good gamut of scholars from highly academic to greatly experienced people in folklore. All the papers are divided into three major categories. The first section covers general issues of folklore in the new millennium. The second describes various genres and themes of folklore and the third discusses the relationship of folklore with history and tourism. The information the hypotheses and the analysis will certainly int.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. 1. Indian Diaspora: A Brief History. 2. An Introduction to the Telugu Diaspora: Origins, Trends and Migration. 3. Indian Diaspora and Economic Contributions in India. 4. The Historical Roots of Telugus. 5. Antiquity of Telugu as Classical Language: Epigraphical Evidence. 6. Diasporic Telugu Brahmins- Gleanings through Epigraphs and Place Names. 7. Migration and Identity: A study of Telugu Dravida Brahmins. 8. Emergence of Setti Balijas in the First Half of the Twentieth Century: A Study in Migration. 9. Writers and the Social Construction of Indian Diasporic Identity. 10. Paragon Brilliance Emanating From Far Away Land. 11. Tamil Society During the Nayak Rule. 12. Performing Arts and Indian Dispora. 13. Role of Temples in the Construction of Telugu Identity, Malaysia. 14. The Cultural Legacy of the Telugu Nayaks of Tanjore. 15. The first wave of Indian Influx Indians in early (Pre-modern) Singapore. 16. Dhaatubhajana in Multi-cultural Malaysia. 17. Visual Art of the Telugu Diaspora: Cases from the Modern. 18. Regional and Cultural Identity: The Telugus in Taminadu. 19. Indian Labour Migration of Gulf Countries: A Case Study of Telugu Migrants. 20. From Andhra to Malaya: The Pothala Family Migration. 21. Migration of Telugu Artists: A Brief Study. This volume constitutes the proceedings of academic deliberations and presented papers of the National Seminar on "Telugu Diaspora through the Ages (From the earliest Times)". The papers in this volume discuss various dimensions of Telugu Diaspora. They are arranged chronologically and geographically. The Telugu Diaspora refers to the Telugu Speaking people of Indian States residing in mainly in other countries like United States of America, Europe, Gulf, Malaysia and other regions around the world. All the papers are well researched ones and add to our understanding of the Socio-Cultural aspects of Telugu Diaspora and Indian Diaspora. I hope this Volume will be of more interest to both serious scholars of Indian History, Diaspora, inter disciplinary studies and students alike and also a general reader.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Section- I: Archaeology and Anthropology. 1. Srisailam Sacred Complex: Ideology and Integration/Prof. K. Thimma Reddy. 2. Prehistoric Economies in the Lower Reaches of Srisailam: an Ecological Perspective/Dr. P.C. Venkatasubbaiah. 3. Settlement Systems of the Chenchus of Srisailam: an Ethnographic Approach to the 'Banda' and 'Bailu' Premise/Dr. Anjana Reddy. 4. The Foraging Chenchus and Their Affinity with Srisailam Mallanna/Dr. K. Syamala. 5. Historical Importance of the Srisailam Temple Through Inscriptions/Prof. R. Chandrasekhara Reddy. 6. The Symbols of Saivism Found in the Ancient World/Dr. Samyukta Koonaiah. 7. The Cult of Srisaila Mallikarjuna/Prof. P. Chenna Reddy. 8. Siva Theme in Indian Miniature Paintings a brief Study/Prof. V. Meena Kumari and Dr. P. Chenna Reddy. 9. Tripurantakam the gateway of Srisailam: An Epigraphical Study/Dr. G.C. Sekhara Reddy. 10. Narrative Art of Vira Saivism, Srisailam/Prof. G. Venkata Ramaiah. 11. Fresh Light in Two Syncretistic Forms of Siva from Srisailam/Prof. Myneni Krishna Kumari. 12. Virasaiva Literature in telugu/Prof. C.T.M. Kotraiah. 13. Ecological Heritage of the Krishna Valley along the Banks of Nallamalai Hill Ranges/Dr. K. Thulasi Rao. 14. Ecology of Nallamala Hills/Dr. G. Venkateswara Rao. 15. A Dialogue Between Tribal and Elite Cultures at Srisailam/Prof. Challapalli Swaroopa Rani and Mrs. Kondru Suvartha. Section- II: Literature and General. 16. Religious Sects and Mathas at Srisailam: Their Role/Prof. V. Anuradha. 17. Women Bhakta Poet Saints of Verrasaivism in 12th Century: A Study of Akkamahadevi/Prof. E. Sudha Rani. 18. Colonel Colin Mackenzie on Srisailam, March 1794/Dr. A.R. Ramachandra Reddy. 19. The Sacred Ritual Performances of Kalyanotsavam at Sisailam: A Study/Dr. E. Sobhan Babu and Dr. P. Muralidhar Reddy. 20. Selected fairs and festivals Associated with Siva Worship: A Historical Reappraisal/Prof. R.C. Misro. 22. The Literary 'Sailam', Srisailam: The Contribution of Srisailam to the Telugu Literature/Prof. Kolluru Suryanarayana. 23. The gateways and religion of srisailam/Dr. A. Dakshina Murthy. 24. Avenues of Tourism in and Around Srisailam/Dr. A. Dakshina Murthy. 25. Srisailam: A Pilgrimage Site as a privileged Nexus between Nature and Culture/Prof. P. Chenna Reddy. 26. Lord Siva in Rajarajeswaram in Tanjavur/Prof. V. Balambal. 27. The Spread of Vira Saivism in Medieval Andhra Desa: an Account from Temple art and Inscriptions/Prof. N. Kanakarathnam. 28. Saivism in Odisha: A Study/Prof. B.P. Panda, Dr. Ramakanta Bahuyan. 29. Archival Sources on the History of Srisailam/Dr. P. Krishna Moorthy. 30. Nandhiswaram With Four Faces/Prof. P. Chenna Reddy. 31. Panditaradhya with Four faces/Prof. P. Chenna Reddy. 32. Nataraja in his Pancha Sabhas/Prof. P. Chenna Reddy. 33. A Rare Seated Ardhanaresvara Sculpture from Srisailam/Dr. K.M. Suresh. 34. The Earliest Representation of Shiva and Shaivism in Deccan Coins/Prof. Deme Raja Reddy.

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