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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. Plantation Crops. 2. Introduction to Coconut-Arecanut Cultivation. 3. Coconut.4. Coconut Cultivation in Dakshina Kannada. 5. Arecanut. 6. Paddy. 7. Cardamom, Pepper and Rubber.8. Summary and Conclusion. 9. Energy and Economics in Tea Processing. 10. Some Problems of Rural Development.11. Cashewnut: An Introduction. 12. The Project. 13. Findings of the Study. 14. Improved Cashew Cultivation.15. Cashew Industry. 16. Cashew Apple. 17. Cashew: An Overview. Plantation crops have been traditional export earners but their importance declined when industrial and engineering goods become major export products. Interest in them was revived through new technology and marketing methods. Plantation crop development is another way of containing the environmental deterioration caused by the modern agro-systems. Plantation and forestry could go hand in hand and could develop what is called a forestry-plantation system: Plantation development if it is in wasteland, could propagate mixed crop species along with soil conservation and linkage with other sectors thus improving the role of plantation crops. Thous coconut and arecanut are classified as palms, an attempt is made in this study to include them and study some other plantation crops like cashewnut to the development of agricultural and the rural sector in the particular region. The study is divided into two parts- Part I comprising coconut-arecanut and Part II Cashewnut. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. A major reason for decline in fish productivity has been overcrowding of mechanized crafts and absence of extension of exploitable zone. Effective inland water fisheries through aquaculture and pisciculture could supplement the marine catch but the total catch would be far less then demand. This book attempts to evaluate marine fisheries and aquaculture and the role of institutions and the actors in sustaining the required fish productivity level. The papers include economics of mechanized and non-mechanised boats in Pondicherry and Karnataka, marine fishermen cooperatives in West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh. Though there are other areas to cover, the papers make an attempt in presenting information which otherwise is lacking in the growing field of fisheries and its impact on rural development.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. This book deals with the Indian experience of entrepreneurship. Explaining the concepts and the processes of entrepreneurship, it traces the evolution and development of entrepreneurship in India. It describes in detail the development of entrepreneurship in iron and steel industry, biotechnology, information and technology industry, and small and medium exterprises. Analyzing the role of Indian business houses in the development of indigenous entrepreneurship, it presents a detailed account of the development of social, ecological, public, institutional, and women entrepreneurship. It also examines India's emergence in business leadership and explores prospects of entrepreneurship development in the country. About The Author: Nobory TABE (b. 1932) is Professor Emeritus of Development Study and India Study, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, and Honor Fellow, Faculty of International Studies, MGU, Tokyo. Previously, he was visiting Professor at Madras Christian College, Chennai. Somu GIRIAPPA (19442013) was Professor, MBA, SJB Institute of Technology, Banglore. He studied at University of Madras. Contents: Contents, Foreword, Preface, Introduction, Conceptualisation and the Process of Entrepreneurship, Introduction The 'Flying Geese' Concept A Prelude, to Entrepreneurship Theories of Entrepreneurship , Sociocultural and Psychological Approaches Discovery, and Opportunity Theories of Entrepreneurship The, Entrepreneurial Process Entrepreneurial Models , Resume and Conclusion Chapter Outlines., The Evolution of Entrepreneurship and its Development, in India, Introduction Business Enterprising in the Past , Overview of the Traditional Indian Society and, Entrepreneurship Development The PostIndependence, Period The Current Scenario Conclusion., Development of Entrepreneurship in Iron and Steel, Industry, Introduction Types of Innovation The Genesis of, Innovative Entrepreneurship Steel Entrepreneurship, Development in Korea The Tata Iron and Steel Industry, Development of Intrapreneurship Conclusion., The Emergence of Indian Information Technology, Industry, Introduction Software Development in India The, Government Initiatives Recent Developments in, Entrepreneurship Development in India, Sector Bangalore, the IT Hub of India The Hyderabad, Experience The IT Achievers Conclusion., Biotechnology Enterprising in India, Introduction Biotechnology Development in India , Recent Biotechnology Development Biopharma Segment, Bioagriculture Segment Bioenergy International, Collaboration Barriers Impeding Innovation and, Discovery The Neobiotech Firms Dr Reddy's, Laboratories Wockhardt Ltd Nicholas Piramal India, Ltd Ranbaxy Conclusion., Indian Business Houses and Development of Indigenous, Entrepreneurship, Introduction The Family Business Groups Major, Business Combines in India The Tatas The Reliance, Group Reliance Industries Reliance ADA Aditya, Birla Group ITC Limited The Bajaj Group Bharti, Airtel The Godrej Group The Adani Group The, Hero Group The Escorts Group The M P Birla Group, Prospects of Indian Business Groups The Tata, Entrepreneurs The Bioentrepreneurs Conclusion., Entrepreneurship Development in Small and Medium, Enterprises, Introduction SMEs in Indian Automobile Industry , Growth of Entrepreneur ship in SMEs through, Interventions Technology and Informationbased, Init iatives in Ent repreneurship Diffusion of, Entrepreneurship Case Studies Anuja Electronics , ELICO Cheminnova Remedies Ducom Micro FX, Safety Match Industry Conclusion., Development of Social, Ecological, Public, Institutional, and Women Entrepreneurship, Introduction Social Entrepreneurship Ecological, Entrepreneurship Public Entrepreneurship Institutional, Entrepreneurship Women Entrepreneurship , Conclusion, CONTENTS: , Innovation and Entrepreneurship: India's Emergence, in Business Leadership, Introduction The Chinese Experience Innovativeness, in Different Frontiers Conclusion., The Prospects of Entrepreneurship Development in India, Introduction Entrepreneurship Development in, Retrospective Global Competitiveness Index Global, Entrepreneurship Assessment Global Entrepreneurship, Development Index A Resume Some Questions An, Assessment of Indian Entrepreneurship Scope of, Entrepreneurship Development in India Conclusion., Further Reading, Afterword, Index The Title 'Entrepreneurship Development in India: Emergence From Local to Global Business Leadership written/authored/edited by Prof. Somu Giriappa, Noboru Tabe', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357225625 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 333 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Management. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: 333.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction to rural development. 2. Banking industry. 3. International banking. 4. Banking performance and indicators. 5. Rural banking: a case study. 6. Conclusion. References. Index.Development of the rural areas has been the major focus of growth in the third world countries since long and India is no exception to this. However, owing to varied development approaches the aim of achieving a speedier growth in rural sector has been beset with many a bottleneck. Rural development is basically a micro approach, which has to be entwined with macro objective depending on the micro perspectives. This study dwells on a micro region, how different rural development programmes are being financed by the local branches of commercial and cooperative banks, by considering region-wise and sector-wise total deposits, advances, recovery and loan outstanding. Apart from crop cultivation, minor irrigation and land development, the other programmes considered refer to small scale industries and other priority and non-priority sectors. Special emphasis is laid on programmes like IRDP and PMRY whose shares show a very low level, indicating the need for spreading up of assistance in many rural development schemes. Besides, the macro analysis of commercial banks provides their varies levels of performance in terms of several indicators. While the contribution of private banks and foreign banks has been showing a slow growth in this liberalization era, the public sector banks dominate the current banking scenario in the country. However, their performance is subject to fluctuations as and when policy changes are being made and a steady growth pattern in term is yet to be realized in full. Further, some of the efficiency indicators become volatile during some years indicating a greater role for risk management, necessitating both intensification (within the country) and extension (outside the country) with better performance so as to be locally as well globally competitive.This book will be of special interest to bankers and policy makers in delineating the relative contribution of various commercial and cooperative banks at the local level and how branch specification as to the policy prescription and activity will opt for an appropriate matching process between various rural development programmes and institutional build-up process. 170 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. This book deals with the Indian experience of entrepreneurship. Explaining the concepts and the processes of entrepreneurship, it traces the evolution and development of entrepreneurship in India. It describes in detail the development of entrepreneurship in iron and steel industry, biotechnology, information and technology industry, and small and medium exterprises. Analyzing the role of Indian business houses in the development of indigenous entrepreneurship, it presents a detailed account of the development of social, ecological, public, institutional, and women entrepreneurship. It also examines India's emergence in business leadership and explores prospects of entrepreneurship development in the country. About The Author: Nobory TABE (b. 1932) is Professor Emeritus of Development Study and India Study, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, and Honor Fellow, Faculty of International Studies, MGU, Tokyo. Previously, he was visiting Professor at Madras Christian College, Chennai. Somu GIRIAPPA (19442013) was Professor, MBA, SJB Institute of Technology, Banglore. He studied at University of Madras. Contents: Contents, Foreword, Preface, Introduction, Conceptualisation and the Process of Entrepreneurship, Introduction The 'Flying Geese' Concept A Prelude, to Entrepreneurship Theories of Entrepreneurship , Sociocultural and Psychological Approaches Discovery, and Opportunity Theories of Entrepreneurship The, Entrepreneurial Process Entrepreneurial Models , Resume and Conclusion Chapter Outlines., The Evolution of Entrepreneurship and its Development, in India, Introduction Business Enterprising in the Past , Overview of the Traditional Indian Society and, Entrepreneurship Development The PostIndependence, Period The Current Scenario Conclusion., Development of Entrepreneurship in Iron and Steel, Industry, Introduction Types of Innovation The Genesis of, Innovative Entrepreneurship Steel Entrepreneurship, Development in Korea The Tata Iron and Steel Industry, Development of Intrapreneurship Conclusion., The Emergence of Indian Information Technology, Industry, Introduction Software Development in India The, Government Initiatives Recent Developments in, Entrepreneurship Development in India, Sector Bangalore, the IT Hub of India The Hyderabad, Experience The IT Achievers Conclusion., Biotechnology Enterprising in India, Introduction Biotechnology Development in India , Recent Biotechnology Development Biopharma Segment, Bioagriculture Segment Bioenergy International, Collaboration Barriers Impeding Innovation and, Discovery The Neobiotech Firms Dr Reddy's, Laboratories Wockhardt Ltd Nicholas Piramal India, Ltd Ranbaxy Conclusion., Indian Business Houses and Development of Indigenous, Entrepreneurship, Introduction The Family Business Groups Major, Business Combines in India The Tatas The Reliance, Group Reliance Industries Reliance ADA Aditya, Birla Group ITC Limited The Bajaj Group Bharti, Airtel The Godrej Group The Adani Group The, Hero Group The Escorts Group The M P Birla Group, Prospects of Indian Business Groups The Tata, Entrepreneurs The Bioentrepreneurs Conclusion., Entrepreneurship Development in Small and Medium, Enterprises, Introduction SMEs in Indian Automobile Industry , Growth of Entrepreneur ship in SMEs through, Interventions Technology and Informationbased, Init iatives in Ent repreneurship Diffusion of, Entrepreneurship Case Studies Anuja Electronics , ELICO Cheminnova Remedies Ducom Micro FX, Safety Match Industry Conclusion., Development of Social, Ecological, Public, Institutional, and Women Entrepreneurship, Introduction Social Entrepreneurship Ecological, Entrepreneurship Public Entrepreneurship Institutional, Entrepreneurship Women Entrepreneurship , Conclusion, CONTENTS: , Innovation and Entrepreneurship: India's Emergence, in Business Leadership, Introduction The Chinese Experience Innovativeness, in Different Frontiers Conclusion., The Prospects of Entrepreneurship Development in India, Introduction Entrepreneurship Development in, Retrospective Global Competitiveness Index Global, Entrepreneurship Assessment Global Entrepreneurship, Development Index A Resume Some Questions An, Assessment of Indian Entrepreneurship Scope of, Entrepreneurship Development in India Conclusion., Further Reading, Afterword, Index The Title 'Entrepreneurship Development in India: Emergence From Local to Global Business Leadership written/authored/edited by Prof. Somu Giriappa, Noboru Tabe', published in the year 2013. The ISBN 9788178359892 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 333 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Management. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 333.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. Agricultural Development. 2. An Analysis of Size of Operational Holdings. 3. Forestry in Economic Development. 4. Sericulture Development. 5. A Study of Mechanised Boats. 6. Sugarcane Supply to D K Cooperative Sugar Factory. 7. Evaluation of Self-Employment Scheme. 8. Rural Development in a Micro-region. This study takes up the case of a coastal region (in Karnataka) as to its different aspects of development process and prospects. Thematically, the book argues that specific sectoral development in the given area has to reckon with other integrated aspects. Agricultural development with reference to growth patterns of different crops, nature of operational holdings and forestry is analysed along with sectoral developments like sericulture and fisheries indicating the available development initiatives. In rural industrialisation, labour augmentation is an essential input and an evaluation of the self-employment programme in achieving the desired goals is analysed; also, the efficacy of a cooperative sugar factory is being attempted. Finally, considering the case of a micro-region, various elements of rural development (including IRDP) are studied as to the performance of the 'Project'. The main emphasis of IRD Programme is on productive asset creation through subsidy. Subsidy should be only a short run phenomenon so that the technique of rural development is imbibed into the beneficiaries on a permanent footing. On the whole, the micro approach has to be specific and sustainable within the macro approach. The intensity and problems of rural development, though different from those of urban development have not been adequately conceptualised. A system of rural development has to include both micro (target-oriented short term objectives) and macro (long term oriented sector and area development) dimensions. It should shred the view of mere project-orientation in different agro-economic systems and objective regimes.(jacket).

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