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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. The pig. 2. Pig behaviour. 3. Anatomy of pig. 4. Feeding of pigs. 5. Housing and environment. 6. Prevention and control of diseases. 7.Some important pig diseases. 8. Pig management. 9. Planning of swine production programmes. 10. Estimation of cost of production. 11. Pig marketing. 12. Production performance and monitoring. Bibliography. "This book provides technical basis for dispensation of professional and administrative obligations of all those who are associated with the pig production or welfare of pig farming community. It provides essential knowledge on pig biology, behaviour, nutritional, housing and managerial requirements at various stages of growth and development. "The chapters on planning, cost of production, marketing and monitoring makes this book a working manual for all the concerned ones." No. 31676 256 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Himalayan region of India. 3. Climate change. 4. Biodiversity. 5. Climate-biodiversity-livelihood linkages. 6. Managing biodiversity for climate change mitigation/adaptation and socio-economic development: strategic actions. References. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and Inter-governmental panel on climate change (IPCC) laid down a global strategy of saving the mankind from the threats posed by changing climate and loss of biodiversity. These changes are confounded with other global changes in biophysical social economic political environment. Harmonization of environmental, economic and social development trajectories, the path of sustainable development, has been on the forefront of the global agenda. Persistence of current climate change trend will threaten biodiversity conservation in future. Nevertheless, judicious management of biodiversity cold mitigate climate change. Himalayan mountain system covering partly/fully eight countries (viz, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, China, Bhutan, Bhutan and Myanmar), is distinguished globally for its immense biodiversity and sensitivity to climate change. Responding to the global importance of the Himalaya, India has drawn a National Mission "Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem as part of the National Action Plan on Climate Change. This publication, an outcome of the research and development activities supported by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and cultural organization (UNESCO Regional office, New Delhi), the United Nations University (UNU, Tokyo), MacArthur Foundation, Asia Pacific Network for Sustainable Forest Management and Rehabilitation (APFNet) and Asia Pacific Network (APN), publication provides an overview of the state of knowledge about climate change and biodiversity management and their linkages with socio-economic development in the Himalaya, with particular reference to the Himalayan region of India, with an ultimate objective of identifying research and development action points to be pursued for managing Himalayan biodiversity for climate change mitigation/adaptation and socio-economic development. (Jacket). …

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Zustand: New. pp. 492.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Concerns of governance in health sector. 2. Governance in rural healthcare Pre Reform period. 3. Health sector reforms impact on governance. 4. Government response. 5. Dynamics of health sector governance. 6. Health governance the two paradigms. References. Notes. Index. The primary health care in the rural areas is beset with many problems which affect delivery of services to the people in need. This paper examines various facets of rural health care and major issues of governance which impact its performance in the context of health policy and changes introduced in it after the onset of economic reforms. It also discusses major interests which impinge upon health governance. A major policy intervention by the Government called the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) which attempts to address these issues has also been briefly dealt with. In this brief treatment of the subject the reader would get an overview of the major problems in the public health system in the rural areas why they arise and why they have failed to get resolved. 144 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The state after independence committed to provide and deliver essential public services to all its citizens free of cost and without discrimination as public goods. With the shift to a market economy, there has been a gradual withdrawal of this committment and increasing transfer of this responsibility in part or full to the private sector. This directional change was rationalised as an economic solution to investment constraints and institutional reforms to achieve investment efficiency, expansion of access to difficult areas and disadvanctaged groups and improvement in quality of these services. The book examines, conceptually and empirically, these claims and their impact on users of services in respect of education in 15 papers written by subject experts and social activits. It also includes a comprehensive introduction which relates this move towards privatisation, particularly its most preferred form of public-private partnership, to the global debate on the issue besides tracing the historical roots of private sector participation in public services in Indian policy making.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The state after independence committed to provide and deliver essential public services to all its citizens free of cost and without discrimination as public goods. With the shift to a market economy, there has been a gradual withdrawal of this commitment and increasing transfer of this responsibility in part or full to the private sector. This drectional change was ratonalised as an economic solution to investment constraints and institutional reforms to achieve invesement efficiency, expansion of access to difficult areas and disadvantaged groups and improvement in quality of these services. The book examines, conceptually and emperically, these claims and their impact on users of services in respect of health in 11 papers written by subject experts and social activits. It also includes a comprehensive introduction which relates this move towards privatisation, particularly its most preferred form of public-private partnership, to the global debate on the issue besides tracing the historical roots of private sector participation in public services in Indian policy making.…

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 80 pages. 0.39x9.02x5.98 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. With rapid advances in science and technology (S&T), the societal expectation from S&T are increasing which includes, providing the basic infrastructure of assured food, water and electricity supply, sanitation, efficient transportation and communication, IT connectivity and e-governance, safety and security of all, as well as finding solutions for alleviating malnutrition and poverty offering adequate healthcare and so on. To cope up with the increasing population in India, the only option left with us is to tap every channel of nutritional food for the security of life and sustainable development. Fortunately, we have plenty of natural resources like aquatic and open land, coastal belt and oceanic resources with rich faunal diversity. Livestock/animal resources are an important contribution to total food production. The role of animals in food and agriculture development programmes is underrated almost everywhere throughout the increasing demand, especially in developing countries. The focal theme of our Animal, Vetirinary and Fisheries Sciences have been well-tuned with the main focal theme of ISCA âScience and Technology: Rural Indiaâ. Rural development as assumed greater importance in India today than in the earlier period in the process of development of the country and our section is playing an important role in it.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Poverty and Deprivation: Changing Contours traces the journey of poverty estimation and eradication in India since Independence. It brings together important contributions from eminent experts focussing on distinct characteristics of rural and urban poverty, multiple dimensions of poverty and deprivation, and policy interventions made by the Indian state to reduce them. It also highlights increasing inequality in assets and access to civic amenities and persistence of disparities across regions and social groups through empirically grounded analytical chapters. The chapters included in the book present assessments of crucial poverty alleviation programmes and suggestions for better performance in outcomes. The editor's introductions make analytical comments on the impact of economic growth on poverty reduction and the controversy surrounding it and register concern that the period of high growth did not improve human capital development. In this context, it also puts in perspective the need for compatibility of macro-economic fundamentals with social policy. The series 'Social Change in Contemporary India' brings together key texts published in the prestigious journal Social Change, from 1971 till present times. These writings, most of which are considered canonical, address important issues in health, education, poverty and agriculture, with special focus on the disadvantaged groups. The essays will help readers identify key points in the history of policymaking in India and major discourses and debates and their impact.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The state after independence committed to provide and deliver essential public services to all its citizens free of cost and without discrimination as public goods. With the shift to a market economy, there has been a gradual withdrawal of this commitment and increasing transfer of this responsibility in part or full to the private sector. This directional change was rationalised as an economic solution to investment constraints and institutional reforms to achieve investment efficiency, expansion of access to difficult areas and disadvantaged groups and improvement in quality of these services. The book examines, conceptually and empirically, these claims and their impact on users of services in respect of six civic amenities in 17 papers written by subject experts and social activist. It also includes a comprehensive introduction which relates this move towards privatisation, particularly its most preferred form of public-private partnership, to the global debate on the issue besides tracing the historical roots of private sector participation in public services in Indian policy making.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Male sterility systems. 3. Hybrid seed production. 4. Breeding new hybrids. 5. Yield assessments of new hybrids. 6. Characterization of elite hybrids. 7. Comparison of pigeonpea with rice hybrids. 8. Strategies for future: meeting the challenge of imports through hybrids. 9. Moving forward. The new hybrid breeding technology is capable of substantially increasing the productivity of pigeonpea and become a trigger for pulse revolution in the country. The development of CMS based hybrid-RVICPH 2671 has paved a new way for easy development and identification of high yielding hybrids. The book will encourage researchers in adoption of newer technologies to achieve food security through productivity enhancement in Pigeonpea.…

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Contents Preface 1 Use of biotechnology to abate pollution using Phytoremediation Manjula K Saxena and BBS Kapoor 2 Application of plant Tissue culture for the production of useful secondary metabolites Renu Sarin 3 Biotechnological implications for chromosome diagnostic RA Sharma Sanju Jainth and RK Raghuvanshi 4 Role of DNA bending in transcription Manjula K Saxena and Annuja Tyagi 5 Biotransformation as an innovative approach in industry Parul Bhatt Manjula K Saxena and Amla Batra 6 Future prospects and problems of Stem Cells Renu Sarin 7 Conversion of feedstock to produce biodiesel from various sources Pankaj Verma S Datta and MK Sharma 8 Plant defense mechanism and elicitors Mala Agarwal and Renu Sarin 9 Future scope of nanobiotechnology in medical community S Datta Pankaj Verma MK Sharma and Manjula K Saxena 10 Molecular markers concepts types and applications BL Darji Manjula K Saxena and S Datta 11 Strategies for production of alkaloids from in vitro culture Rekha Vijayvergia and Priyanka Vijay 12 Applications of polymeric chain reaction Charu Kaiwar Surat Meena and S Datta 13 Designing of basic PCR for modification Surat Meena Charu Kaiwar S Datta and MK Sharma 14 Gene targeting creating knockouts Sumita Kachhwaha 15 Industrial uses of enzymes and biosensors Annuja Tyagi and Shashi Bansal 16 Sequence analysis in bioinformatics an introduction Vikas Srivastava Neha Srivastava and Tarusha Saxena 17 Online monitoring of fermentation process using biosensors Tarusha Saxena Manjula K Saxena and Annuja Tyagi 18 Role of enzymes as specific catalytic agents Annuja Tyagi and Shashi Bansal 19 Bitoechnology its medical applications Anil Arora Today the whole world is so much shaken up with the word Biotechnology Biotechnology is a multi disciplinary science with its constituent areas like microbiology molecular biology chemistry bio chemistry chemical engineering genetics and immunology Biotechnology has its applications in almost in all the fields of life science This book has been designed to cover the modern concepts and applied techniques belong to the science of Biotechnology jacket 232 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Future mining strategy for Bharat Coking Coal Ltd./B.N. Pan. 2. Reinventing Jharia coalfield role of Indian school of mines/B.B. Bhattacharya. 3. Present social environment and future prospects for Jharia coalfield/N.C. Saxena. 4. Jharia coalfield revival and long term sustainability/R.S. Singh. 5. Blasting over developed coal pillars/A.K. Mishra P. Balamadeswaran and Manish Sinha. 6. Blasting operations in fire affected areas/R.V. Erady and P.R. Prasad. 7. Note on BCCI/S.M. Koley. 8. Status of mine fire of Jharia coalfield and suggestions for prevention and control/R.V.K. Singh and V.K. Singh. 9. Mine fire problem in Jharia coalfield a scientific approach for its diagnosis and control/N. Sahay N.K. Varma I. Ahmad S.K. Ray V.K. Singh and D.D. Misra. 10. Mine fires need for technical audit/K.K. Malhotra and Gurdeep Singh. 11. Tools for ventilation of fire affected mines/N. Sahay N.K. Varma I. Ahmad R.P. Singh and D.D. Misra. 12. Subsidence management in Jharia coalfield/Bijay Kumar and N.C. Saxena. 13. Pattern of extraction and long term stability analysis of left out pillars for subsidence control with the help of numerical modelling/S.K. Singh A. Kushwaha R. Singh John Loui P. and R. Bhattacharjee. 14. Natural cokes (Jhama) of Jharia coalfield a critical appraisal for industrial use/A.K. Singh K. Sen N. Chaudhury and S.K. Hazra. 15. Search for appropriate strategies on coking coal utilization a pressing need for sustainable development of Jharia coalfield/K. Sen N.S. Das A.K. Singh and R. Dasgupta. 16. Augmentation of underground pumped out water for potable purpose from coal mines of Jharia coalfield/Gurdeep Singh. 17. Reinventing Jharia coalfield suggested action plan for attitudinal change to achieve the desired results/K.C. Vijh. 18. Environment management and sustainable development in Jharia coalfield some vital issues/B.K. Samanta and A.B. Samaddar. 19. Eco restoration of over burden dumps through the plantation of high photosynthetic/soil binder species/N.K. Srivastava L.C. Ram R.C. Tripathi S.K. Jha A.K. Sinha G. Singh and P.S.M. Tripathi. 20. Technical solution vis a vis human and social problems prevailing in Jharia coalfield/M.K. Thapar. 21. Environmental management in Jharia coalfield an overview during the last two decades/B.K. Sharma and E.V.R. Raju. 22. Post mining land use planning strategies for Jharia coalfield a GIS approach/E.V.R. Raju and Rekha Ghosh. 23. Coal bed methane recovery a helping hand for BCCL/N.N. Gautam. 24. Prospects of coalfield methane exploitation in the Jharia coalfield/A.K. Singh and N.N. Gautam. 246 pp.…

Contents Preface I Land 1 Land tenure security and rural development in Asian countriesT Haque 2 Equity and lad reforms in the context of the agrarian crisis in India the need to defeat diversionary trendsVikas Bajpai and Anoop Saraya 3 Tenancy in India emerging trends pattern and issuesManoj Ahuja 4 Development policy and social exclusion access of Dalits and Adivasis to common property resourcesKB Saxena 5 Land reforms evidences of reversal in OrissaBK Sinha 6 Roots of agrarian discontent in the Kaimur region of Uttar PradeshK Gopal Iyer 7 Debu--the man and his work significance and ramifications--with particular reference to Operation BargaPS Krishnan II Equity 8 Unbroken history of broken promises with special reference to bastarBD Sharma 9 Bondage to freedomBN Yugandhar 10 Law and practice of untouchability and manual scavenging in IndiaSR Sankaran 11 Debuda Halis of Delanpore then and nowLakshmidhar Mishra 12 Economic and social backwardness of Uttar Pradesh and BiharNJ Kurian and Prashant Kumar Trivedi 13 A note on the neo-liberal threat to the survival of AdivasisSP Shukla 14 A course change the only way forwardSuhas Borker III Democracy 15 Two faces of the Indian state Kalahandi to Kalinganagar and Operation Barga to LalgarhManoranjan Mohanty 16 State response to Maoist violence a critical assessmentKS Subramanian 17 Heroic popular resistance in Singur and NandigramSumit Chakravartty 18 The best of times the worst of timesSunanda Sanyal 19 My vision of India 2047 ADMahasweta Devi 20 Legitimacy and accountability of NGOs issues and optionsBuddhadeb Ghosh A fistful of dry rice interview with Debabrata BandyopadhyaySuhas BorkerThe book highlights three areas of public policy and governance land equity and democracy based on the vast experience and deep critical thinking of the authors The section on land deals with a variety of land tenure systems and their implications for efficiency of cultivation and returns to the cultivator the commitment of major political parties to pursuing the agenda of land redistribution reforms in tenancy relations developmental policies contributing to social exclusion with respect to access to common property resources subversion of redistribute land reforms in the process of implementation and social unrest caused by denial of rights in land to the rural poorThe section on equity focuses on the state of implementation of laws and programmes which benefit the poor and the marginalised groups It covers public policy neglect and denial of justice to the tribes in respect of their core concerns the lack of commitment to eliminate the scourge of debt bondage and manual scavenging iniquitous neo-liberal economy adversely impacting the Adivasis and the shrinking democratic space on account of the states repression of peaceful protests against unjust policiesThe section on democracy highlights the unresponsive character of the Indian state which imposes unjust economic policies on people unmindful of the suffering they cause and deals with a diverse range of issues from reversal of welfare-oriented development massive human rights violations in acquisition of land for development projects the security-centric response of the state to the challenge posed by the Maoist movement to peoples own efforts in addressing development deficit legitimacy and accountability of NGOs in advocacy and delivery of development programmes jacket 434 pp. tables (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. This book tries to locate the implications of the fast transforming health sector within the larger context of economic growth without resource redistribution; where health services become a commodity and access to services for the majority of the working people becomes costlier and more difficult. To mark the journey of ideas and concepts in public health, it focuses on the concept of Universal Health Care (UHC), which is now being offered as the panacea for the crisis in public health and is often presented to the public as something new and innovative, a project uncluttered by externalities and non-medical issues. The authors unravel the history of the concept of UHC and the contradictions and dilemma in its implementation through shifting trajectories of policies in India. They pose some pertinent questions: can the present model of UHC in India be the answer to universal access/coverage and provisioning adequate evidence that the public private partnership models are beneficial for the majority? Can technologies alone tackle issues that are rooted in social inequality? Can the state move away from a systemic and comprehensive approach for healing India's failing health system? Or does hope lie in midway policy corrections requiring political will and awareness of low-cost experiments that are going on within the country in making drugs and health care available with people's participation? (jacket).…

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.