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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Given that the nine provinces of British India as well as the 562 princely states that existed in August 1947 are not reflected on the map of India in the seventy-fifth year of its independence speaks volumes about the nation's ability to negotiate its political and administrative boundaries with its citizens. While the process of reimagining India through its constituent units - the states - has, on occasion, been due to administrative requirements, most restructuring in the internal boundaries is marked by the aspirations, assertions and adjustments of linguistic and/or ethnic groups seeking their place in the state and federal polity. For Dr Sanjeev Chopra, what started as research into land measurement instruments for revenue records and land settlements eventually became a narrative on mapping state boundaries and a record of the contemporary political history of India through its geography. The book includes captivating material from the reports of the States Reorganization Commission and Linguistic Reorganization Commission, records from state papers as well the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. A fascinating read about the multiple boundary adjustments for every state and union territory in India - from 1947 to the seventy-fifth year of independence - We, the People of the States of Bharat is the quintessential story of how India continues to redefine itself.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Given that the nine provinces of British India as well as the 562 princely states that existed in August 1947 are not reflected on the map of India in the seventy-fifth year of its independence speaks volumes about the nation's ability to negotiate its political and administrative boundaries with its citizens. While the process of reimagining India through its constituent units - the states - has, on occasion, been due to administrative requirements, most restructuring in the internal boundaries is marked by the aspirations, assertions and adjustments of linguistic and/or ethnic groups seeking their place in the state and federal polity. For Dr Sanjeev Chopra, what started as research into land measurement instruments for revenue records and land settlements eventually became a narrative on mapping state boundaries and a record of the contemporary political history of India through its geography. The book includes captivating material from the reports of the States Reorganization Commission and Linguistic Reorganization Commission, records from state papers as well the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. A fascinating read about the multiple boundary adjustments for every state and union territory in India - from 1947 to the seventy-fifth year of independence - We, the People of the States of Bharat is the quintessential story of how India continues to redefine itself.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Towards Thirty Thousand Crores-a sequel to TTC is a personal memoir of the Industrial Development Secretary of Uttaranchal The author documents the process of getting industrial investments to the state He is rather candid in discussing the difficulties and the roadblocks because unexpected and unanticipated problems often disturb the timelines that have been set But then the challenge is to win amidst the unexpected unknowns for the credo was we will either find a way or make one 205 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. 1. At the crossroads development discourse in India. 2. Food security and agricultural development through biotechnology shaping the contours of the policy debate in India. 3. Rural institutions and rural development policies. 4. Agriculture and agribusiness institutions in South Asia. 5. Physician heal thyself back to basics filling the space to be vacated by the Department of Co Operation. 6. Cooperatives emerging issues and challenges. 7. Agribusiness opportunities in Uttaranchal. 8. The development Andragogy a review of the NLM strategy for literacy campaigns. 9. Law and order administration with special reference to terrorism. Book review 10. Of farming farmlands and farmers. 11. A traveller and the road an extended essay on Mohit Sen's autobiography. 12. Of homes and houses in faraway lands. 13. Food for thought and action. 14. Governance in India a view from the Azamgarh Circuit House. Index. At the Crossroads (ATC) is a cracking good read for a book that deals with subjects that are normally as dry as dust. In this book Sanjeev Chopra an in service bureaucrat once again displays his flair for transforming flat arid topics dealing admittedly with critical issues in the contemporary context into racy Development thrillers crackling with wit and energy. The book is a good starting point for both the eclectic readers and the more serious students (of the development sector) wishing to hove up their knowledge on the various issues dealt with in this book. Sanjeev Chopra deals with widely disparate books in his book review section ranging from classics like David Luddens's The Agrarian History of South Asia to Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanam's Governance in India. To make Ludden's The Agrarian History more accessible for the more faint hearted readers Chopra has actually taken the trouble to churn out a synoptic version of the book. Also an offer is a penetrating critique on leading communist thinker and commentator Mohit Sen's autobiography A Traveller and the Road which deals with interesting aspects of modern Indian history such as the Chinese Aggression the split in the CPI the emergence of Bangladesh and the emergency. Equally interesting in his double review Of Homes and Houses in Far Away Lands where he does a comprehensive study of two contemporary works of fiction Monica Ali's Bricklane and Jhumpa Lahiri's Namesake. In this review he analyses the attempt made by both writers to reflect the growing dichotomy of thought and action between two generations in far away lands starting from the generation that migrated from India in the sixties. The book is a tantalizing potpourri of all relevant contemporary issues and is a must read for all curious minds. 230 pp. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Lal Bahadur Shastri, a man of slight stature, took a larger-than-life stand as India's prime minister. A man of few words, his correspondence was to the point, his speeches succinct. His silence, which some understood as willingness to acquiesce, was both a strength and a weakness. But in fact, during his short term of just about eighteen months, he established institutions that brought India on the path of self-sufficiency and helped defend against external aggression. Prime Minister Shastri galvanized the nation with his slogan 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan', recognizing the farmers for contributing to both food and national security. He is credited with laying the foundation of the Green Revolution, providing an institutional format to the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices and the Food Corporation of India, and establishing the National Dairy Development Board. Shastri is also strongly etched in public memory as the first Indian prime minister to direct the army to cross the border. To his leadership therefore goes the credit for the first 'surgical strike'. He established key national and domestic security organizations like the Border Security Force and the Central Bureau of Investigation. In The Great Conciliator, Sanjeev Chopra draws on meticulous research to turn the spotlight on an often overlooked figure in Indian politics and makes a case for reassessing the legacy of India's unassuming second prime minister.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Preface Everything else but remunerative. 2. Abbreviations. 3. AgriMatters Does agriculture really matter. 4. The competitive advantage of Indian agriculture. 5. Strengthen the farmers stake in agribusiness. 6. A partnership Tango called Calypso. 7. Beyond CD ratios know how to show how and seedlings to speedlings. 8. Can inclusive growth and exclusive education go together. 9. Four seminars one idea consolidate the farm produce. 10. The potato growers of Alberta. 11. Seeds of prosperity. 12. The Green Revolution mid life crisis and beyond. 13. Who is to be blamed for farmer suicides. 14. Leadership and management issues in co operatives. 15. Agflation the new term in the Lexicon. 16. A constitutional amendment for co operatives. 17. Equity redemption in co operatives. 18. The Pay Commission and Lakhpati farmers. 19. Triumph of the potato. 20. IT applications in agriculture co operatives the Indian experience. 21. Managing co operatives the role of professionals. 22. The ICU NCUI and The Co operative Movement. 23. Sharad Joshi's discourse on agriculture. 24. The World Bank Rediscovers agriculture. 25. The ITPO vs. NREGA. 26. A farmer's budget Déjà vu. 27. To be or (to) not to be GM crops in agriculture. 28. Sixty thousand crores strengthening institutions or dispensing largesse. 29. The fertilizer crisis what should be done. 30. A long term view on oilseeds exports. 31. Agri clinics new role for agricultural graduates. 32. Every dark cloud brings silver along. 33. A bagging question Jute bags versus plastic woven sacks. 34. Export policy and livelihood of primary producers. 35. Governance issues in co operatives. 36. Looking for development in the Doha round. 37. Loan Waivers and Tractor Hours. 38. An oasis close to the horizon. 39. Away from the headlines news from page eight. 40. Conservation agriculture the way forward. 41. The viability of financial inclusion. 42. Learning from the Election Commission. 43. Agriculture forecasts ground realities in the space age. 44. The user pays and has his say. 45. Building the absorptive capacities (As You Sow So Shall You Reap). 46. A tale from two states. 47. The great wall of APMC. 48. Zero tillage a number one idea. 49. A dollar a day keeps the World Bank at Bay. 50. PVP the IPR for agriculture. 51. The SAARC Milk Grid. 52. South Asia A landscape of milk and honey. 53. The Kisan Corporate dialogue. 54. The Arthashastra on agriculture. 55. Globalisation and primary producers (Part 1). 56. Globalization and primary producers (Part 2). 57. Stuffed and starved what lies behind the world food crisis 58. The DAP is not a silver bullet. 59. Fertilizer subsidy. 60. A new currency for the farmer warehouse receipt. 61. The amber blue and green boxes. 62. Learning from the global meltdown co operatives as a viable option. 63. Convergence is the new buzzword. 64. Her field her crops her choice. AgriMatters is a compilation of the weekly column penned by Sanjeev Chopra currently posted as the Secretary Agriculture of West Bengal. From Independence Day 07 he has been sharing his concerns about the dilemmas faced by the farmers agricultural scientists policy makers and agribusiness organisations. He feels that while the farmers have done a commendable job in achieving global competitive edge the failure of transparent price discovery mechanism agri warehousing and logistics has not given the commensurate returns to the farmers. He makes a strong case for agricultural co operatives taking the leadership position in the rural economy from agricultural extension services to supply of credit and partnership with processing firms for value addition. Given the size and structure of India's land holdings it would be best if co operatives established partnership farming with exporters and corporate to leverage their mutual strengths. The articles cover a wide range from the Arthashastra on agriculture to Sharad Joshi's discourse on agriculture and the Amber Blue and Green Boxes und the WTO pri. …

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. We, the People of the States of Bharat | The Making and Remaking of India's Internal Boundaries | Sanjeev Chopra | Buch | Gebunden | Englisch | 2022 | HarperCollins Publishers India | EAN 9789356291423 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

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