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Hardcover. Zustand: New. About the book This book is situated in a contemporary setting post Covid-19, in which the globe is confronted with situations like the ending of the peace dividend, the socio economic impact of an unforeseen epidemic, geopolitical realignments, fast digitalization, climate change all of which could create a world of reduced choices for men and women. But there is always a silver lining with every cloud. This book ventures to explore these rays of hope with a gender lens, focus being on India, under the vision of a "Viksit Bharat". What emerges in the new world order is a collage of possibilities and options for policy makers, planners and stakeholders as they walk the talk on the road to gender equality. About The Authors Madhu Bala Nath An advocate for gender and rights since 1982, Madhu Bala Nath has worked with agencies like SIDA, the United Nations Development Fund for Women, UNDP, UNAIDS, UNWomen, IPPF and Engender Health. Her work involves improving the visibility of women's work through national census processes, creating spaces to negotiate with their political representatives besides sensitising senior policy makers towards gender and inclusion. With three authored books besides training manuals, she is in governing boards of various organisations for bringing about the overall global change. Mondira Dutta Professor Mondira Dutta founder Chairperson of the Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of International Studies, and Gender Sensitization Committee Against Sexual Harassment at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi specialises in Gender Studies, Violence against Women, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Human Development with over five decades of teaching and research experience. She was awarded the 'Lifetime Achievement Award' by UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan in 2009. She is actively engaged in various Research and Editorial Boards, besides being an expert in Advisory and Selection Committees.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. This book an attempt to the reader through compelling voices of men of women and of the LGBTQ community. The book questions the existing status quo regarding grassroot governance, it provides evidence that can enable duty bearers to cast away their complacence and an attitude of this far and no more. This is done through engaging the reader into the multiple layers of deprivations and poverty that most of us see and feel but tend to turn a blind eye to; often because of our sense of comfort with social norms and practices. It is the costs of this complacence that the author has made an attempt to bring out into the open.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Psychological well-being (PWB) and nursing personnel in hospitals - an overview. 2. Objectives and methodology. 3. Profiles of sample hospitals. 4. Analysis and interpretation of perceptions of nursing personnel. 5. Summary of findings and suggestions. Nurses play multiple roles depending on the unique needs of patients. They act as a teacher at times explaining to the patient and his/her family members about the medical condition of the patient and advising them on food intake, exercises, etc. In emergencies, when doctor is yet to arrive, she evaluates the patient condition, recognizes the problem, and implements interventions that are necessary to promote the health of a patient. Nurses also counsel patients and improve the psychological well-being (PWB) of patients by giving right kind of care at right time. But what if PWB of nurses comes down? What factors influence PWB of nurses? Is it possible for hospital management to enhance PWB of nurses? What will be the advantage to hospitals if the management improves PWB of nurses? This research work is a modest effort to answer the above questions. In the process, the study compares the PWB of nurses in autonomous, private and government hospitals located in Hyderabad and Delhi. The study seeks to understand the factors influencing PWB of nurses. Further, the research analyses the association of PWB of nurses with their job satisfaction and suggest measures to improve PWB of nurses.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction/Madhu Bala Sharma and V. Kaul. 1. Rupkund Human remains the unresolved mystery/R.S. Negi. 2. Genetic diversity among the populations of Himachal Pradesh/V. Kaul and Madhu Bala Sharma. 3. Blood pressure profile and prevalence of hypertension in Bhotias of Joshimath/C.R. Mandal. 4. Endangered languages of Central Himalaya (A case of some selected languages)/Shree Krishan. 5. Cultural profile of Central Himalayas/P.C. Joshi. 6. Interrelations between man and environment a review of Garhwal situation/Zainab Rahman. 7. Aspects of cultural persistence and change in a polyandrous society the Jaunsaris of Uttaranchal/N.K. Sinha. 8. Study of copper craft of the Tamtas of Almora tale of a traditional craft/B.K. Basu. 9. Maintenance and decay of Polyandry/A.R.N. Srivastava. 10. Crosses and cravings of the Lahaula (Lahauli Society)/T.K. Ghosh. 11. Austric substratum in Kinnaur strategy for ethnography in Central and Western Himalayas/Subhash Chandra Chattopadhyay. 12. Syncretism in the Lahul Himalayas/Rajendra Sarkar. 13. Identity formation and regionalism a case of Ladakh tribal autonomy/A.V. Arakeri. 14. Caste co operation in a hill village a study of Kwer organisation among the Gaddis/Vatsala Sarkar. 15. Religious centre development and change a case study of Mata Vaishno Devi shrine/Manish Srivastava. Index. The book is an outcome of the deliberations held during the two day Seminar on Central and Western Himalayas organized on 25 and 26 November 2002 at Anthropological Survey of India North West Regional Centre Dehradun in the International year of mountains. Out of 25 papers presented in the seminar 16 papers were selected for the present book from the fields of physical anthropology cultural anthropology sociology and linguistics with the hope to not only have better understanding of the uniqueness and the variations in terms of biological and socio cultural aspects of the Himalayan societies located in the central and western parts of the Himalayas but would also provide some useful insights on the pressing problems of the Himalayan people which would be of practical relevance to the administrators planners and other welfare agencies. The papers discuss unresolved mystery of Roopkund lake greater affinity to the local communities in H.P. blood pressure profile of Bhotia gradual extinction of Central Himalayan languages cultural profile of the Uttaranchal role of women to arrest environment degradation and economic development of Garhwal region social structure among Jaunsaris dying copper craft of Tamta stochastic model for polyandry intermixture and intermingling of two diverse cultures in Lahaul Mundari features in the language of Kinnauri intermingling of Buddhists and Hindu in Lahaul demand of autonomy for Ladakh caste interaction pattern of Gaddis and the evolution of Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine after Govt. takeover. 238 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Disarmament and Arms Control is a burning issue in recent years, but it has a long history. Since the First World War efforts have been made in the field of disarmament and Arms Control. The means of warfare have been changed and modern weapons of technology are very dangerous. Disarmament favours the abolition of the arms race and arms control. Disarmament Conference was convened in 1932 on the limitation of the armaments. The United Nations and USSR had concluded several agreements on disarmaments. They agreed to reduce the Anti-Ballistic Missiles, Strategic Arms, Intermediate Range Weapons at their own sphere. United Nation has made several multilateral agreements with other countries like Britain, France, Canada, India, China, Israel, etc. This book has been divided into 5 chapters : Chapter 1 : Introduction : In this chapter brief introduction is given about disarmament and arms control, meaning and definition of disarmament and brief history of disarmament. Chapter 2 : Disarmament under the Bilateral and Multilateral Treaties : In this chapter, the role of the United States and Soviet Union has been given regarding their bilateral treaties for the prohibition and stockpiling of nuclear and other weapons. A number of multilateral treaties which are concluded on the specific issues of disarmament particularly on the prevention of nuclear weapon tests, prevention on the arms race on sea-bed and the prohibition of the chemical and bacteriological weapons. The role of the NPT and CTBT under the disarmament has also been discussed in this chapter. Chapter 3 : India and Disarmament : In this chapter it has been discussed that which steps India has taken to reduce the danger of nuclear armaments. India's participation in chemical weapon, biological weapons convention and cut-off the fissile material has been discussed. India has made an agreement with the United States on civilian nuclear energy has also been discussed. Chapter 4 : United Nations and Arms Control : In this chapter United Nations effort to control the armaments, to establish peace, the establishment of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), establishment of commission for conventional armaments, establishment of the United Nations Disarmament Commission and United Nations joint efforts with other countries to reduce the nuclear armament have been discussed. Chapter 5 : Conclusion and Suggestions. The book addresses the globally important issue of disarmament with special reference to India and other developed and developing nations. This book will serve as an interesting reference material for research scholars, strategic planners and alike.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Genetic transformation in Groundnut | Groundnut transformation study | Madhu Bala (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 132 S. | Englisch | 2015 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9783659801624 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. The setting/B.K. Thapar. 2. Discovery and previous work/B.K. Thapar. 3. Summary of results/Jagat Pati Joshi. 4. Chronology of the early Harappan settlement/B.B. Lal. 5. The early Harappan culture-complex of Kalibangan in its wider setting/B.B. Lal. 6. Stratigraphy/Jagat Pati Joshi. 7. Structures/Jagat Pati Joshi. 8. The agricultural field/B.B. Lal. 9. The end of the early Harappan settlement at Kalibangan/B.B. Lal. 10. The pottery/Madhu Bala. 11. Minor antiquities/Madhu Bala. 12. Graffiti/Madhu Bala. 13. Technical reports: A. Scientific analysis of early Harappan pottery/B.N. Tandon. B. Report on metal specimens/B.B. Lal. C. Identification of animal remains/S. Banerjee, R.N. Mukherjee and B. Nath. D. Identification of plants and seeds/Vishnu Mittre and R. Savithri. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Part I: Early Harappan and Harappan: 1. Dhalewan: An Introduction. 2. Summary of results. 3. Chronology. 4. The cuttings. 5. The Pottery. 6. Seal and Sealings. 7. Terracotta Animal Figurines. 8. Transport. 9. Terracotta mustikas and cakes. 10. Bangles and rings. 11. Beads, spacers and pendants. 12. Weights. 13. Tools. 14. Other important findings. 15. Report on scientific studies of pottery and copper samples. 16. Animal bones from Dhalewan. Part II: Kushan and Gupta Periods: 17. Structures of early historical period. 18. The pottery. 19. Sealings. 20. Coins. 21. Human and Animal figurines. 22. Beads and pendants. 23. Metal objects. 24. Other important antiquities. The archaeological importance of the ancient mound at Dhalewan came into existence in 1980 during my first exploration visit to this area under the leadership of Shri Jagat Pati Joshi, former Director General of Archaeological Survey of India. At that time, the mound was not found much disturbed and was covering an area of 1500 x 1500 m approximately. In all, 25 sites having Harappa remains were explored in Mansa taluk along the Ghaggar and its tributaries, covering an area of about 1250 Sq. Km. The whole area shows a very important zone of Harappa Culture. The mounds at Dhalewan, Gurnikalan, Baglan De Theh, Lakhmirwala and Hasanpur are the bigger sites, in this area and situated closely at a distance of 3 to 5 km. Dhalewan is located on the western side of the present Sirhind Canal, which possibly made on the old depression of Sirhind, a tributary of Ghaggar. The Ghaggar and its tributaries consisted of the important 'Economic Pocket', which mobilized the internal trade and communication with their resources of northern region of the lower Himalayas and further transported to Bahawalpur area via Kalibangan (Rajasthan) and to other Harappa sites in Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan. Along the same Ghaggar, M.R.Mughal reported 250 Early and Mature Harappa sites in an area of 1000 Sq. Km. in Bahawalpur Region. On considering the view of the archaeological importance of Dhalewan, the field work at the site has been carried out in two field seasons in 1999-2000 and 2001-2002 by the team of Excavation Branch-II under my direction. The site revealed the remains of Harappa settlement on virgin soil as first occupants and after a considerable gap of time, the site was re-occupied by Kushans and continued up to the Gupta Period. The re-occupation by Kushans on Harappa mounds is noticeable as a common feature in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan. This feature most likely existed on those mounds, which particularly fall on ancient trade routes. The excavation at Dhalewan produced ample evidence of structures, antiquities, pottery, etc. of Harappa assemblage. The lower deposits were divided into three sub- periods i.e. Early Harappa Period (Period IA), Transition Period (Period IB) and Mature Harappa Period (Period IC). All excavated material of Harappa assemblage has tried to be fully analyzed and side-by-side a comparative data presented thereon with a full concentrative approach of study. A good attempt has also been made to throw some light on the development from Early Harappa to Mature Harappa from one stage to another stage locally while reporting the material of Harappa assemblages carefully. Similarly, the early historical material belongs to Kushan (Period II) and Gupta (Period III) revealed from upper deposits (re-occupational deposits) has also studied and reported without ignoring their importance. The report is divided into two parts, Part I deals with the Early Harappa and Harappa material in first 14 Chapters along with the reports on scientific studies of Harappa pottery and copper samples in Chapter 15 and animal bones in Chapter 16. The first four chapters of the report are' commonly dealing with the material of Harappa assemblages, Kushan and Gupta Periods. The Part II of the report deals the material of Kushan and Gupta Periods, whi. …