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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The processes of exclusion and hierarchy in society, is embedded deeply in the historical, cultural, and social web, especially in the context of India. Excluded groups of the society continue to be the disadvantaged, distressed and vulnerable part of the society. There is need of egalitarian society in today's times. The elimination of social exclusion should be scheduled for democratic India. Therefore, confiscation of forms o f discrimination is the most important assignment to be performed before an inclusive society is reconstructed. This is also the most democratic task of all since it is call to establish a society based on equality: social, political and perhaps economic too. This book focuses on various forms of exclusion and inclusion strategies run by the state to include the communities or groups to the mainstream of society. This book will be useful for readers, research scholars, and academicians interested in Dalit studies, minority studies, social exclusion and Inclusive policy studies. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof.Emanual Nahar is working, at present in Department of Political Science, USOL, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He obtained his Doctorate in Political Science from Panjab University, Chandigarh. He has specialization on 'Minority and Dalit Politics' and 'Foreign Policy'. He is present Director/Coordinator, Centre for the study for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Dr. Ambedkar Centre and Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Duties, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He remained member of Research Degree Committee, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is member of Senate and Syndicate, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He has been supervising M.Phil., Ph.D. research scholars and has published many books and articles in reputed Journals. He is recipient of prestigious awards (Thorpe's and William Carry Award) in the field of education. He is member of many educational bodies/institutions. CONTENTS: Foreword . 9 List of Contributors . 11 Towards Inclusive Policy: Cultural, Political and Economic Deterrents . 13 1. Politics of Social Exclusion: A Study of Dalit Christians in the State of Punjab . 23 Priyanka and Emanual Nahar Abstract Introduction SocioEconomic Profile: A Study of Christians SocioEconomic Exclusion Politics of Exclusion and Dalit Christians Christians in the State of Punjab Conclusion References. 2. Return of Kashmiri Pandits: Problems of Perceptional Divergence and Trust Deficit . 35 Suman 3. Religion and its Interactional Dynamics: A Study of Changing Contours of Tribal Community . 49 Sipra Sagarika Abstract Introduction Sociology of Religion Anthropology of Religion Tribal Religion: In Anthropological Lensing Demography of Tribal Population in India Tribal Religious Identity Issues Identity Issue Tribal and Hindu Interactions Impact of Buddhism and Islam on Tribal Religion Conclusion. 4. Inclusive Policy Approach on Disabled Persons: A Core Concept of Human Rights . 61 Amritpal Kaur Abstract Introduction Suggestions Conclusion. 5. Political Marginalisation of Scheduled Castes in Elections to General Constituencies of Punjab Vidhan Sabha A Case Study of 2007 and 2012 Elections . 73 Kamla The Brief Backdrop and Research Methodology Reasons and Remedies. Social Exclusion 6 and Discrimination with Weaker Sections of Society 6. Ambedkar's Quest of a Mere Democratic India . 83 Nirmal Singh Dr Ambedkar's View on Caste System Ambedkar's Vision Social Democracy References. 7. Women with Disabilities: A Politics of Exclusion . 93 Kanchan Chandan Abstract Review of Literature Case Studies Analysis Conclusion References. 8. Sex Preference and the Value of Sons and Daughters in India . 105 Manjinder Kaur Abstract Introduction Family Size and Sex Preference Value of Children Mortality Conclusion References. 9. Violation of Human Rights in Unorganised Sector: A study of excluded group of Migrant Labour in Punjab . 119 Sucheta Singh Introduction Contributions of migrants A human rights approach to migration Some glimpse of Ground Realities Issues Pertaining to Human Right Violation Conclusion References. 10. Revisiting Delhi Gang Rape: Strategizing gender empowerment at linguistic level. 127 Nirat Pandey Abstract Introduction Goal of the Paper Methodology Theoretical Framework Method Qualitative Analysis Framing of victim Framing of Accused Framing of Fear Framing of a city Deductions Framing of victim Framing of Accused Framing of Fear Framing of city Conclusion References. 11. Between "Exclusion" And "Unfavourable Inclusion": Realising the Right to Food For Dalits . 159 Tejinder Pal Singh Abstract Introduction Conceptualising the Social Exclusion Right to Food and Constitutional Mandate in India Castebased violation of Right to Food Suggestions Conclusion References. 12. Crime against Dalit Women . 179 Parminder Kaur Abstract Introduction Insecure Indian Dalit Women Forms and frequency of violence against Dalit women Various issues being confronted by Indian Dalit women Recommendations Implement laws that prohibit bonded or forced labour References Website Links. 7 13. Development Projects at Odisha's Coast and the Silent Spiriting away of Fishing Communities . 191 Sunakar Patra Abstract Introduction Marine Fishermen Development Script Displacement and Impoverishment Ecological vulnerabilities Conclusion References. 14. IT and Gender from Social Exclusion to Social Inclusion . 199 Ranjay Vardhan Abstract Introduction Theoretical Background Methodology Findings Discussion Inclusion through Entrepreneurship Challenges of ICT use for Women's Social Inclusion Training Women for the IT Workplace Recommendations References. 15. Gender Discrimination: The Status of Girl Child . 217 Mona Arora Abstract Introd.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The organization of eight South Asian nations, namely India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan , Sri Lanka and Afghanistan with observer nations, Myanmar, China, Iran, the European Union (EU) and the United States, to name a few, is known as the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). It was established at the first summit in Dhaka on December 78, 1985. India, significantly, constitutes 70 per cent or more of SAARC's area and population. All have a shared culture, ethnicity and experienced long interactive historical events including British imperialism and its consequences. Over the years, SAARC has attempted to address several regional concerns, for instance drug and human trafficking, economic cooperation among south Asian states and the forging of a south Asian social identity and most recently efforts have been made to tackle the menace of terrorism in the region. Despite its stated intentions SAARC as a regional body has for years grappled with interstate, intrastate and regional conflicts. Since its existence in 1985, SAARC has been criticized for its failure to forge an effective regional identity. Interstate conflicts and the bilateral interests of member states have a decisive influence on the achievements of SAARC; the regional body has also been influenced by external players and other regional organizations. SAARC, regrettably, has yet to develop into a conflictmediating or conflictresolving institution both on multilateral and bilateral issues. This publication is a byproduct of a very successful ICSSR sponsored National Seminar organized by the Department of Political Science University School of Open Learning, Panjab University, Chandigarh from March 2425 , 2014. The book comprises of papers presented during the National Seminar from learned and distinguished experts, academicians, and research scholars. This study evaluates SAARC, as a living and developing organization and efforts have been made to cover all the aspects in an objective manner. This edited work is an attempt to bring to light the debilitating effect of interstate conflicts in South Asia on regional cooperation. Analyses has focused primarily on the negative association of interstate conflict and regionalism in South Asia, however this study also discusses how other regional cooperation mechanisms in South Asia have coped with such challenges to promote a vibrant regional identity. The study also analyses various development policies and Confidence Building Measures initiated by the respective Governments, and provides useful suggestions and policy recommendations to tackle the concerned challenges in South Asia. This book should serve as an important source as it provides a wealth of information about the existing issues of contentious prevailing in South Asian region, that have been continuously hampering the process of regional economic cooperation and integration under the forum of SAARC. This Book will be highly useful for the readers interested in studying the issues, problems and conflicts in South Asia. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Emanual Nahar is working as a Professor at Department of Political Science USOL, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He specializes on Foreign Policy issues in South Asia & Minority and Dalit Politics in India. Prof. Emanual Nahar obtained his Doctorate Degree from Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is the Director Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) & Dr. Ambedkar Centre , Panjab University, Chandigarh. Presently, he is also Director cum Coordinator Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Duties at Panjab University. Prof. Nahar has been supervising Ph.D research scholars and is also the Member Research Degree Committee in Political Science, Panjab University. Apart from this edited book, he has six books published under his name and his numerous research papers have figured in various Journals of repute. He has participated and presented research papers in various national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. Prof. Nahar has received prestigious awards (Thorpes and William Carry Award) in the field of education. He is member of Senate, Panjab University, Chandigarh and member/advisor of various educational and academic bodies of North India. CONTENTS: Preface ? 7 Introduction ? 9 Unit I Chapter 1 Freedom of the Press: An Overview ? 17 Chapter 2 Freedom of the Press and the British Government (19081947) ? 29 Chapter 3 Freedom of the Press and the Indian Government (19481988) ? 47 Chapter 4 Freedom of the Press and Article 19 (a): Case Studies ? 79 Chapter 5 Freedom of the Press and Press Council of India ? 93 Chapter 6 Summary and Conclusions ? 107 Unit II Chapter 7 Gandhian Journalism ? 125 Chapter 8 Gandhi's Free Speech ? 151 Chapter 9 Gandhi's Free Attire ? 173 Chapter 10 Gandhi's Free Communication Versus Ethics ? 195 Chapter 11 Gandhi's Free Religion ? 205 Index ? 233 The Title 'Inter-State Conflicts and Contentious Issues in South Asia Challenges and Prospects For Saarc written/authored/edited by Emanual Nahar', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789351281696 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 328 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is International Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 328.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The processes of exclusion and hierarchy in society, is embedded deeply in the historical, cultural, and social web, especially in the context of India. Excluded groups of the society continue to be the disadvantaged, distressed and vulnerable part of the society. There is need of egalitarian society in today's times. The elimination of social exclusion should be scheduled for democratic India. Therefore, confiscation of forms o f discrimination is the most important assignment to be performed before an inclusive society is reconstructed. This is also the most democratic task of all since it is call to establish a society based on equality: social, political and perhaps economic too. This book focuses on various forms of exclusion and inclusion strategies run by the state to include the communities or groups to the mainstream of society. This book will be useful for readers, research scholars, and academicians interested in Dalit studies, minority studies, social exclusion and Inclusive policy studies. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof.Emanual Nahar is working, at present in Department of Political Science, USOL, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He obtained his Doctorate in Political Science from Panjab University, Chandigarh. He has specialization on 'Minority and Dalit Politics' and 'Foreign Policy'. He is present Director/Coordinator, Centre for the study for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Dr. Ambedkar Centre and Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Duties, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He remained member of Research Degree Committee, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is member of Senate and Syndicate, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He has been supervising M.Phil., Ph.D. research scholars and has published many books and articles in reputed Journals. He is recipient of prestigious awards (Thorpe's and William Carry Award) in the field of education. He is member of many educational bodies/institutions. CONTENTS: Foreword . 9 List of Contributors . 11 Towards Inclusive Policy: Cultural, Political and Economic Deterrents . 13 1. Politics of Social Exclusion: A Study of Dalit Christians in the State of Punjab . 23 Priyanka and Emanual Nahar Abstract Introduction SocioEconomic Profile: A Study of Christians SocioEconomic Exclusion Politics of Exclusion and Dalit Christians Christians in the State of Punjab Conclusion References. 2. Return of Kashmiri Pandits: Problems of Perceptional Divergence and Trust Deficit . 35 Suman 3. Religion and its Interactional Dynamics: A Study of Changing Contours of Tribal Community . 49 Sipra Sagarika Abstract Introduction Sociology of Religion Anthropology of Religion Tribal Religion: In Anthropological Lensing Demography of Tribal Population in India Tribal Religious Identity Issues Identity Issue Tribal and Hindu Interactions Impact of Buddhism and Islam on Tribal Religion Conclusion. 4. Inclusive Policy Approach on Disabled Persons: A Core Concept of Human Rights . 61 Amritpal Kaur Abstract Introduction Suggestions Conclusion. 5. Political Marginalisation of Scheduled Castes in Elections to General Constituencies of Punjab Vidhan Sabha A Case Study of 2007 and 2012 Elections . 73 Kamla The Brief Backdrop and Research Methodology Reasons and Remedies. Social Exclusion 6 and Discrimination with Weaker Sections of Society 6. Ambedkar's Quest of a Mere Democratic India . 83 Nirmal Singh Dr Ambedkar's View on Caste System Ambedkar's Vision Social Democracy References. 7. Women with Disabilities: A Politics of Exclusion . 93 Kanchan Chandan Abstract Review of Literature Case Studies Analysis Conclusion References. 8. Sex Preference and the Value of Sons and Daughters in India . 105 Manjinder Kaur Abstract Introduction Family Size and Sex Preference Value of Children Mortality Conclusion References. 9. Violation of Human Rights in Unorganised Sector: A study of excluded group of Migrant Labour in Punjab . 119 Sucheta Singh Introduction Contributions of migrants A human rights approach to migration Some glimpse of Ground Realities Issues Pertaining to Human Right Violation Conclusion References. 10. Revisiting Delhi Gang Rape: Strategizing gender empowerment at linguistic level. 127 Nirat Pandey Abstract Introduction Goal of the Paper Methodology Theoretical Framework Method Qualitative Analysis Framing of victim Framing of Accused Framing of Fear Framing of a city Deductions Framing of victim Framing of Accused Framing of Fear Framing of city Conclusion References. 11. Between "Exclusion" And "Unfavourable Inclusion": Realising the Right to Food For Dalits . 159 Tejinder Pal Singh Abstract Introduction Conceptualising the Social Exclusion Right to Food and Constitutional Mandate in India Castebased violation of Right to Food Suggestions Conclusion References. 12. Crime against Dalit Women . 179 Parminder Kaur Abstract Introduction Insecure Indian Dalit Women Forms and frequency of violence against Dalit women Various issues being confronted by Indian Dalit women Recommendations Implement laws that prohibit bonded or forced labour References Website Links. 7 13. Development Projects at Odisha's Coast and the Silent Spiriting away of Fishing Communities . 191 Sunakar Patra Abstract Introduction Marine Fishermen Development Script Displacement and Impoverishment Ecological vulnerabilities Conclusion References. 14. IT and Gender from Social Exclusion to Social Inclusion . 199 Ranjay Vardhan Abstract Introduction Theoretical Background Methodology Findings Discussion Inclusion through Entrepreneurship Challenges of ICT use for Women's Social Inclusion Training Women for the IT Workplace Recommendations References. 15. Gender Discrimination: The Status of Girl Child . 217 Mona Arora Abstract Introd.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's views on democracy, social and economic justice, gender equality, national unity and religious belief provide important inputs in quest for finding solutions to some of the demanding questions of present times. The relevance of Ambedkar's thought will remain democratic system is working, institutions are getting strength, caste system is getting negated though slowly, dalits are increasingly getting their say and rightly so, social integration is coming around. All these positive traits in Indian system and establishment have come about due to sound edifice given by Dr. Ambedkar. The need of the hour is to highlight and safeguard those facets in Ambedkar's personality and thinking that help in ensuring a social change. The radical part of Ambedkar's legacy which will strengthen the forces fighting for radical social transformation should be safeguarded and emulated. Ambedkar's life and work cannot be ignored by anybody in our country who is concerned about changing the society. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. Emanual Nahar is working, at present in the Department of Political Science, USOL, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is also holding the prestigious office of DeanStudents Welfare (DSW), Panjab University. He specializes on 'Minority and Dalit Politics' and 'Foreign Policy' issues. Prof. Nahar obtained his Doctorate in Political Science from Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is present Director/Coordinator, Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy and Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Duties, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is also the member of Research Degree Committee at Centre for Women Studies & Department of Political Science, Panjab University, Chandigarh. Prof. Nahar is the member of Senate and Syndicate the Governing bodies of the University. He has been supervising M.Phil & Ph.D. research scholars and has published nearly 8 books and more than 50 research papers in reputed national and international Journals. He is an advisory member of many educational bodies/institutions and editorial member of many reputed research journals. Prof. Emanual Nahar has presented more than 50 papers at various national and international seminars and conferences. He is also the recipient of prestigious awardsThorpe's and William Carry Award in the field of education. CONTENTS: List of Contributors . 9 Foreword . 11 Introduction . 15 1. Dr B.R. Ambedkar's Philosophy in Contemporary India: Threats and Relevance 31 Emanual Nahar Abstract Introduction Dr Ambedkar A Champion Reformer and Social Democrat Relevance of Dr Ambedkar's Philosophy in Contemporary India Threat to Ambedkarism Limited Space for Dr Ambedkar's Philosophy Diminishing Use of Reservations Neo Liberal Policies and Dalits Politicisation of Dr Ambedkar Merchants of Dalit Voters through Dr Ambedkar Communist Agenda Regarding Dr Ambedkar Policies and Programmes against Dr Ambedkar's Approach Invoking Nationalism Present Political Democracy is not a Social Democracy Conclusion References. 2. Dr Ambedkar's Economic and Political Thought: Relevance in Globalised Era . 49 Nisha Bhargava Abstract Introduction Dr Ambedkar's Political Philosophy The Economic Views of Ambedkar Relevance of Ambedkar's Philosophy in the Era of Globalisation Conclusion References. 3. B.R. Ambedkar's Quest for Social Justice through Journalism . 59 Navjot Kaur Abstract Introduction Conclusion References. 4. Ambedkar and Dalits: A Sociological Perspective . 67 Ranjay Vardhan Abstract Introduction Subaltern Perspective by Dr B.R. Ambedkar Who is a Dalit? Ambedkar and Dalit Movement Ambedkar in 1930s Ambedkar and Drafting of Indian Constitution Three Principles of Dalit Movement: "Education, Agitation and Organisation" Conclusion References. 5. Ambedkar's Concept of Social Justice and Discrimination in Panchayati Raj Institutions . 79 Dr Neeru Sharma Abstract Introduction B. R. Ambedkar on Social Justice 73rd Amendment and Reservation Discrimination with Dalits Conclusion References. 6. Constitutional Prerogatives in Mainstreaming of Dalit in India . 91 Gobinda Chandra Sethi Abstract Introduction Dalit Identity Vision of Dr Ambedkar Constitutional Prerogatives Directive Principles of State Policy Social Dimension Dimension of Human Trafficking, Article 23 Religious Dimension, Article 25(2) Educational and Cultural Dimension Political Dimension Dimension of Reservation and Service Statutes and Legislations The Position of Dalits in India Today Findings Suggestions Conclusion References. 7. Dr B.R. Ambedkar: A Quest for Social Justice . 103 Mrs Jatinder Walia and Mrs Reena Kushwaha Abstract Introduction What is Social Justice? Dr B.R. Ambedkar's Views on Social Justice Dr Babasaheb's Contribution towards Social Justice in India Today's Scenario Conclusion References. 8. Ambedkar Aesthetics: A Creative Inspiration for Dalit Writers . 113 Dr Amandeep Abstract Introduction References. 9. Ambedkar's Views on Education for Women Empowerment and Role of ICT in Its Implementation . 121 Rohini Arora Abstract Introduction Education as Tool for Women Empowerment Role of Information and Communication Technology in Women Empowerment Conclusion References. 10. Relevance of B.R. Ambedkar in the Renewal of Untouchability and Upliftment of Scheduled Castes . 127 Dr Mona Arora Abstract Introduction Five Principles of PanchaSutra for the Progress of Dalits Three Principles of Dalit Movement (a) Constitutional and Legislative Measures Legislative Measures Measures to Check Atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Few Acts as Punishable Crimes Other Welfare Measures and Programme for Upliftment of Scheduled Castes Other Welfare Programmes Voluntary Organisations Evaluation of Welfare Measur.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Title 'Social Exclusion and Discrimination with Weaker Sections of Society : An Inclusive Policy written by Emanual Nahar' was published in the year 2016. The ISBN number 9789351281979 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 322 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Sociology, ABOUT THE BOOK:- The processes of exclusion and hierarchy in society, is embedded deeply in the histori.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's views on democracy, social and economic justice, gender equality, national unity and religious belief provide important inputs in quest for finding solutions to some of the demanding questions of present times. The relevance of Ambedkar's thought will remain - democratic system is working, institutions are getting strength, caste system is getting negated though slowly, dalits are increasingly getting their say and rightly so, social integration is coming around. All these positive traits in Indian system and establishment have come about due to sound edifice given by Dr. Ambedkar. The need of the hour is to highlight and safeguard those facets in Ambedkar's personality and thinking that help in ensuring a social change. The radical part of Ambedkar's legacy which will strengthen the forces fighting for radical social transformation should be safeguarded and emulated. Ambedkar's life and work cannot be ignored by anybody in our country who is concerned about changing the society.