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Tourism as a global industry is essentially a post Second-World War phenomenon Though a number of research papers and articles have been written on different aspects of tourism there has been a need for an authentic comprehensive textbook on tourismBK GOSWAMI has been associated with tourism for a long time He received the Hall of Fame Award He contributes articles on Tourism from time to time to various newspapers and magazinesG RAVEENDRAN belongs to Indian Statistical Service He has an experience of over sixteen years in Tourism 96 pp.…

The book is India-specific and addresses tourism-related issues which are relevant to the current situation and conditions It goes on to address typical issues like tourism-related infrastructure; tourism and civil aviation; tourism planning; tourism promotion and marketing; special-interest tourism; hotels and hospitality; tourism and promotion of handicrafts and domestic tourism including its vital constituent pilgrim tourismThe book covers the entire gamut of tourism-related activities and there is hardly any issue related to Indian Tourism which has escaped notice or mention 140 pp.…

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction What is politics Its relationship with other walks of life men in politics vis-a-vis women in politics 2 The status of Indian women over the ages 3 Women freedom fighters of India and womens ancillary role in freedom movement 4 A birds eye-view of womens status after Independence 5 Women at the grass-root level 6 Women upliftment in the urban setting 7 Women in Indian legislatures 8 Women who have made their mark in politics 9 Profile of Prominent political women of India 10 Balance sheet of gains and non-gains Appendices Index "Among the gender based issues that have come up for intensive studies in the recent days empowerment including politicalization of women is a prominent one The glorious past of the Indian women of the Vedic times has not only faded into insignificance but degraded to the level of an abject subjugation of women during the last few centuries and it is for the first time in recent history that honest attempts have been made to ameliorate their lot so far as political and other fields are concerned not only in India but all over the worldThis book attempts to survey these attempts at a revival of the political status of Indian women particularly in the context of 73rd and 74th Amendments to the Constitution of India which came into force in April 1993 and June 1993 for their upliftment in rural and urban areas respectively and the prospects of a similar bill for the reservation of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies eagerly awaiting consideration in the Lok Sabha for the last few years " jacket 130 pp.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Embark on a visual odyssey of the colours of Krishna devotion, the dulcet hymns of Braj Bhasa guiding one through the air of peace and profundity in the by-lanes of Mathura, one of the oldest living cities of the world, lauding quotidian spirituality and a sincere pride in its cultural legacy. For curious seekers and ardent followers alike, the quirks and charms of the spiritual landscape of Mathura abound in its history steeped in artistic excellence and mysticism. This volume records the dynamic interplay of a city which has carved out a benign way of life in the interplay of devotion and artistry. About the authors: Pradip Bhatnagar is an IAS officer of the 1982 batch of the Uttar Pradesh cadre who retired as Additional Chief Secretary and Agricultural Production Commissioner of UP in 2017. He also worked in the United Nations Geneva for several years. He served as Divisional Commissioner of Agra Division from 20132016, and was the Chairman of the Vrindavan-Mathura Development Authority. Dr Sangeeta Bhatnagar is an author and food consultant. Her book Dastarkhwan e Awadh is widely acclaimed in the culinary world. She has conducted workshops for chefs at the Oberoi Centre for Learning and Development, Delhi, and was on the editorial team of Food, and was featured in Saveur. She has hosted shows on television, and writes on food, arts and crafts. B.K. Goswami is a senior IAS officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre of the 1960 batch. He served as Director General of Tourism, and later Secretary of Tourism with the Government of India. He has patronised many initiatives in education, yoga, nursing, wildlife, handicrafts and tourism. In 2006, he was given the Lifetime Achievement award by the Ministry of Tourism.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The constitution needs urgent re vamping including reorganization of states on the lines indicated. 2. Hung houses an opposition less National Government the only remedy. 3. Can the speaker function without taking oath Do we need a sp 178 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. From the above works of various descriptions can be judged the versatile nature of the genius of their author. He was a poet a dramatist and an astronomer. And his works bespeak the superior order of his scholarship his acquaintance with the important systems of philosophy the Upanisadas and the Puranas his close observation of society and its intricate problems his delicate appreciation of the most refined feelings his familiarity with the conflicting sentiments and emotions of the human heart and his keen perception of and deep sympathy with the beauties of nature. His imagination was of a very high order and of a constructive nature. His description aerial voyages in Raghuvansam and Sakuntala is so exquisitely beautiful and so true to nature that one can not but the struck with the vast range of the constructive and reproductive capacity of his imagination. Of the three plays of Kalidasa the Sakuntala has acquired the greatest celebrity. The popularity of this pay with the natives of India exceeds that of any other dramatic and probably of any other poetical composition. But it is not in India alone that the Sakuntala is known and admired. Its excellence and beauty are acknowledged by many learned men in every country of the civilized world. Sakuntala is a maiden bordering on womanhood. Her heart when we first see her is already undet the influence of love though that feeling has not yet assumed a clear and distinct form. She is guileless but she feels no scruple in telling an untruth if it serves her ends without doing injury to others. Her capacity for love is unbounded. She can forget herself forget the world and everything when she is absorbed in thoughts of love. She is gentle and meek yet she can undauntedly give vent to her moral indignation against the ruler of the earth. But she is not vindictive. She has that benign graciousness that forgivingness and that kindly nature the presence of which in a woman makes a goddess of her and a heaven of home. The Uttaramacarita a drama of considerable celebrity from the pen of Bhavabhuti the poet of deep pathos and the sublime bears some resemblance to the Sakuntala. The Uttaracarita opens with the installation of Maharaja Ramachandra and his Queen Sita on the throne of Ayodhya and in this respect does not compare with the Sakuntala the first three acts of which are taken up with a description of the hero's devices for gaining the hand of the heroine. The real comparison begins after the banishment of Sita and the public disowning of Sakuntala. The pangs of love which the heroes of both the pays feel at the separation from their respective queens is matter common to the two plays. But Bhavabhuti excels in describing the deep pathos and the heart stirring incidents. In the closing scenes the resemblance is greater. Dusyanta sees his unknown son feels his heart overflowing with affection for him and from a collation of circumstantial evidence concludes the boy to be his son. In the Uttaracarita precisely similar is the predicament of Rama with regard to his unknown sons. Both Sita and Sakuntala are exemplary wives. But Sita a devotion to her husband is of a transcendental nature her forgivingness verges on improbability. 202 pp.…

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