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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. figs, tables, col. plates (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Diversification of Aquaculture Need of the HourDelip KUmar and Rupam Sharma 2 Aquatic Biodiversity Text Context and ConflictsNC Datta 3 Air-Breathing Fish Culture and Rural UpliftmentM Yusuf Kamal 4 Perspectives on Productivity Improvement in Inland Aquatic Resources and Upscaling Aquaculture ProfileAP Sharma and BB Satpathy 5 Unscientific and Profit Making Approaches in Fish Breeding and Its Impact on Aquatic Bio-Diversity of Bengal and AssamNR Chattopadhyay C Chetri and P Chatterjee 6 Indigenous Ornamental Fish Diversity and Trade in Kolkata and SuburbsSandipan Gupta and Samir Banerjee 7 Diversification of Aquaculture through Culture of Murrels and MagurT Suguna 8 Diversifying Carp Culture Through Locally Available fish Species in West Bengal A Meta Frontier AnalysisJaydev Misra 9 Fish biodiversity in Himalayan and Terai Region of West Bengal Issues of Preservation Propagation and ConservationMadhumita Mukherjee and Chinmoy Chakraborty 10 Indigenous Ornamental Fish their Propagation and TradeArchana Sinha and BK Mahapatra 11 Biodiversity and Conservation of Indigenous fish Species of Upper Lake BhopalPraveen Tamot and Ashu Awasthi 12 Diversity of Indigenous Sisoroid Catfishes of North East India and their ConservationN Anganthoibi and W Vishwanath 13 Ichthyofaunal Diversity and Eco-fishery Status of Doyang Reservoir NagalandS Odyuo and TS Nagesh 14 Umium Reservoir Fisheries-Its Present Status and Future Need for Sustainable Rural LivelihoodsBK Mahapatra and K Vinod 15 Studies on Diversity and Impact of Algae on Brackish Water fisheries in and Around SundarbansNurmohammad Naskar and Kumud Ranjan Naskar 16 Inland Indigenous Ornamental Fish Resources of BiharAktar Jamal 17 Utilization of Pigments Molecules in Designing feeds for Freshwater Ornamental fish and Crustaceans CultureUmesh C Goswami 18 Occurrence and Antibiotic Susceptibility of Bacteriological Indices Isolated from Fish Cultured in Waste Fed WetLandSutapa Sanyal Abhisek Basu and Samir Banerjee 19 Prevalence of Carp Diseases in Relation to Water Quality Parameters in the Culture Areas of West Bengal IndiaTK Mohapatra N Islam and G Dash 20 Effect of Salt-marsh Grass Porteresia Coarctata Diet on Growth Performance of Black Tiger Shrimp Penaeus Monodon Abhijit Mitra Kunal Mondal and Kakoli Banerjee 21 Effect of Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals on Embryonic Stages of Rohu Labeo Rohita HamAnusaya Mallick BC Mohapatra and N Sarangi 22 The Role of Fungi in Nutrient Cycling During the Process of Litter Decomposition of Mangrove Leaves in the Estuarine Ecosystem of Sundarbans West BengalNityananda Ghosh and Kumudranjan Naskar 23 Recent Technologies used for the Seed Quality Management of Commercially Important Shrimp Species Penaeus MonodonK Veeranjaneyulu and Pushpendra Singh Sengar 24 Reproductive Biology and Artificial Propagation of Chocolate Mahseer Neolissocheilus Hexagonolepis McClelland in MeghalayaBK Mahapatra and K Vinod 25 Impact of Duck rearing on Pond Water Quality Pond Productivity in Integrated Fish Farming SystemJ Yaswanth Kumar MS Chari and HK Vardia 26 Assessment of Arsenic Profiles of Different Environmental Elements in West BengalSoumen Chanda Parimal Sardar and Durgesh Kumar 27 Effect of Some Common Pesticides on the Survivability of Spot Fin Swamp Bard Puntius SophoreLakshman Chandra Patel Prasanta Chatterjee Chandan Kumar Mondal and Dipak Kumar Roy 28 Effect of Some Herbicides in Controlling the Floating Aquatic WeedsSubhendu Datta and Ajit Kumar 29 Observations on the Morphology of Gill Rakers and Relative Lengths of Intestine of some Indigenous Non-carp Freshwater FishesNilima Priyadarshani Chuli Subrato Ghosh and Ajay Kumar Patra 30 Options Available for Controlling Submerged Aquatic Weeds in IndiaSubhendu Datta Uday Sahani Parimal Sardar and BK Mahapatra 31 Management Strategy for Utilization of Under Utilized Aquatic Resources with of Pro-poor Pro-gender and Pro-nature approachSudhir K Das 32 Evaluation of Fishery and Socio-Econo.

73 illus, col. maps (illustrator). Contents Preface A Background 1 Introduction 2 India 3 Gujarat 4 Architecture of Gujarat II Site lists 5 The prehistoric period 6 The protohistoric period 7 The Iron Age 8 The early historic and historic periods 9 The medieval to Maratha periods 10 Unknown period sites Appendix Two recently excavated Harappan Sites Bibliography Human settlements in Gujarat can be traced back to the stone age period Palaeolithic Mesolithic in the valleys of the river Sambarmati Tapi Narmada Mahi and its tributaries During the protohistoric period ie approximately 5000 years from the present Gujarat formed part of the earliest urban cultures with planned cities of the Harappa or Indus civilization which has been studied using archaeological material in the absence of any deciphered written textdata Through out the years proceeding this urban culture during the Mauryas through the Guptas and the Islamic rule Gujarat has been closely associated to the mainstream politics and culture of the country at large which is clearly visible in the architectural remainsThe state of Gujarat is thus very rich in archaeological heritage and the present book attempts to document this aspect in a concise form The book consists of a brief history of Gujarat from the Stone Age to the British rule important monuments and archaeological sites and their importance and exhaustive list of sites from lower Paleolithic to the British times This is basically a reference book useful to all those interested in the subject The merit of the work lies in that it provides the interested researcher or curious layman with the salient features of a site all at one place thereby saving him hours of search through the profusion of archaeological books that are not necessarily located at one place 344 pp.

145 Col. Plates, b/w 165 figs, maps (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Introduction to Indian culture and art 2 Landmarks of Jaina Art 3 Jaina Architecture and sculpture 4 Iconography Jina Tirthankara 5 Iconography Yakshas-Yakshis or Shasanadevatas 6 Iconography Mahavidyas or Vidyadevis 7 Econography other Jaina divinities Upadevatas 8 Iconography Gommateshvara Bahubali and Bharata Muni 9 Jaina Painting Wall and manuscript 10 Aesthetics in reference to Jaina Society and texts 11 Aesthetic content Jaina sculptures and temples 12 Epilogue aesthetic and socio-religious features-mutuality and commonality Glossary Bibliography IndexThe present book on Jaina Art and Aesthetics is the outcome of long study and research on Jaina art in its totality The book delves deep into the contributions and landmarks of Jaina art in its multiplicity and in reference to its being the part of the whole of the gamut of Indian art and culture The rare feature of Jaina art is its consistency in sustaining the manifestation of non-violence renunciation austerity and non-acquisition all through from 3rd century BC down to the present day in the figural depiction of the vitaragi Jinas or Tirthankaras and Bahubali The Jaina tradition and thereby the art did never compromise with the above basic tenets the embodiment of which are to be seen in the figures of the 24 Jinas and BahubaliThe study also reveals that Jaina Art has never been monotonous The texts speak of the dhyana-murtis of Jinas being beautiful and in their prime youth taruna rupavan manohara and surupa In sculptural and architectural context as well as in paintings the aesthetic content and appeal are expressed brilliantly in all forms of Jaina art The intimate relationship between man and nature is also distinct The social and psychological reflections in different forms of Jaina art have also been brought out lucidly The book discusses all these aspects for the first time and is a valuable contribution to Indian art in general and Jaina art in particular 238 pp.