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Zustand: New. pp. xii + 184 Figures, Illus.

Zustand: New. pp. 174.

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Zustand: New. pp. xiii + 344 Illus.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Introduction. I. Art of successful business and entrepreneurs 1. How to be a winner in business. 2. Road to becoming a successful boss. 3. How to be a top entrepreneur. II. Thoughts of happy life 4. Learn to smile you will be a happy and successful person. 5. Why lose your cool Become a man of achievement. 6. Learn to win through determination. 7. Road to a positive life. III. Marriage bliss children and family values 8. Mantras of a successful married life. 9. Are we fair towards children. 10. Declining basic family values. IV. Of health food fitness and retirement 11. Do you suffer from an Agitated Mind. 12. Fight stress through Manoshanti (Peaceful Mind). 13. Walking to health. 14. The food we eat. 15. Make a healthy start of the day with breakfast. 16. Problems of a loaded stomach. 17. Can money buy back health. 18. Why worry about retirement. Index. In the present fast changing global economy unless one is well prepared to face it the opportunity can be easily lost. Not only that one has to be fully qualified for the job being handled which is its technical aspect simultaneously one has also to know well about its human aspect. In other words one has to be equally conversant with the art of dealing with human resources. There is need to handle this complex job with alertness patience and cool mind. Whether it refers to your own colleagues or employees or customers or even family members you have to deal the situation with tact and equanimity. Ultimately only those people succeed who know how to maintain a close balance between work place colleagues workers customers as well as family members and home. This slim volume dealing with these and other similar areas would be found of interest by its readers. 130 pp.…

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Zustand: New. pp. viii + 129.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. 323 Pages Usual Ex-Lib Marks O/W Sound.

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Zustand: New. pp. viii + 288.

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Zustand: New. pp. xii + 444 Illus., Maps.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Instrumental methods of analysis discusses the fundamental concepts and their applications for day-to-day analysis of a wide range of compounds. These instruments are used widely in quality control laboratories, research institutes, forensic laboratories and diagnostic centres to mention a few. The book provides a comprehensive overview of each method such as electromagnetic radiation, ultraviolet, infrared, atomic and nmr spectrometry, liquid and gas chromatography, x-ray diffraction techniques and fluorescence and phosphorescence. It is written in simple, easy-to-grasp language, with hundreds of diagrams, solved problems and practice problems. There is even a section on the upkeep of instruments.…

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Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,950grams, ISBN:0198093489. …

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Zustand: New. pp. 496.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction/Gurpreet Mahajan, Ila Patnaik and Surinder S. Jodhka. I. Politics: 1. India s Political Transition/Rajni Kothari. 2. Social Background of the Indian Cabinet/Satish K. Arora. 3. Electoral Participation of Minorities and Indian Political System/Moin Shakir. 4. Compensatory Discrimination in Political Representation: A Preliminary Assessment of India s 30-year Experience with Reserved Seats in Legislatures/Marc Galanter. 5. Social Mobility and Caste Violence: A Study of the Gujarat Riots/Pradip Kumar Bose. 6. Communal Violence in India: A Study of Communal Disturbance in Delhi/Gopal Krishna. 7. Biology and Gender Bias: Some Issues in Discrimination against Women at the Workplace/Vimal Balasubrahmanyan. 8. Measurement of Poverty and Undernutrition/D. Banerji. II. Society: 9. Changes in the Indian Family: An Examination of Some Assumptions/A. M. Shah. 10. Strains in Leadership Structure: From Status Group to Pluralism in East UP Village/Hira Singh. 11. Semi-Feudalism or Capitalism? Contemporary Debate on Classes and Modes of Production in India/Alice Thorner. 12. The Indian Institute of Technology: Do They Contribute to Social Mobility?/C. Rajagopalan and Jaspal Singh. 13. Transformation of Tribal Society: Integration vs. Assimilation/K. S. Singh. 14. A Harijan Elite ? The Lives of Some Untouchable Politicians/Oliver Mendelsohn. 15. Women s Studies: New Perceptions and the Challenges/Vina Mazumdar and Kumud Sharma. 16. The Communalising of Punjab, 1980-85/Dipankar Gupta. 17. The Ideology of Population Control/Mahmood Mamdani. 18. Migration, Urbanisation and Interregional Inequality: The Emerging Sociopolitical Challenge/Amitabh Kundu. III. Economy: 19. Controls and the Current Situation: Why Not Let the Hounds Run?/Arun Shourie. 20. Indian Development Strategy: Some Comments/Jagdish Bhagwati and T. N. Srinivasan. 21. Industrial Growth in the 1980s: Emerging Policy Issues/Vijay L. Kelkar and Rajiv Kumar. 22. MNCs and Export Development/C. K. Prahalad. 23. On Benefits of Tapping Foreign Portfolio Investments: An Indian Perspective/Vihang R. Errunza. 24. Financial Scenario of the 1990s: Agenda for Reform/N. A. Mujumdar. 25. Federal Fiscal Transfers in India: Performance of Six Finance Commissions/M. Govinda Rao. Since 1966, when Economic Weekly formally expanded its mission and became the Economic and Political Weekly, it has been a significant space for critical, constructive and innovative thinking on political, social and economic issues. Reading India, Vol. II, the second of the three volumes commemorating 50 years of the EPW, brings together a selection of articles from 1966-1991. Divided into three fields of inquiry the political, social and economic it presents an analysis of the issues and concerns that dominated this period, and in some ways, shaped the discourse of the following decades. The first section, dealing with politics, focuses on two concerns of this period - democracy and equality. The essays examine issues related to: political representation, electoral processes, policies of reservation, inter-caste and inter-religious conflict, status of women, and measurement of poverty. The second section takes up the concerns highlighted by sociologists and social anthropologists: the changing Indian family, rural leadership patterns, economic and social changes taking place in India s rural economy, affirmative action and the marginalisation of religious minorities. The final section showcases trends in economic thinking during this period, which questioned the economic policies of the era and shaped the direction and nature of the post-1991 reforms. Together, this collection presents analysis, research and debates that are relevant even today for understanding India. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Introduction. Acknowledgements. 1. Tough land tough people. 2. Early days in Lahore. 3. Travail of unsettled life. 4. Simla Hills Beckon. 5. Calcutta the new destination. 6. Transfer to Delhi. 7. Ship journey. 8. London and LSE. 9. Journey homeward. 10. Back to Calcutta. 11. Life in Chandigarh. 12. Campus life. 13. Foreign academic sojourns. 14. Post retirement problems. 15. Back to Chandigarh. 16. Settling to a new life. 17. My mother in law and our children. Epilogue. Index. This is the life story of the author who though had initially joined the civil service was keen to move out of this life and instead enter the academic profession for which some foreign qualification was essential fortunately the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) had agreed to admit him in the year 1956 for the degree of Ph.D. Thus the author had sailed to London in September 1956 and joined the LSE. Soon unfortunately a travail of failures had followed and despite more than three years stay in London the author was not able to get any degree. Initially almost halfway he was unceremoniously asked to shift to Master's Degree from Ph.D. he was registered. It was a major blow for him and there being no other alternative he got registered for this degree where again ill luck followed him and he was unsuccessful to get it even after three attempts. His supervisor had failed him and told him ultimately that he should go back to his civil service job and forget all about his shifting to an academic career. However the author soon proved him wrong when with his persistent efforts determination and contribution to academic journals he was ultimately able to walk into the portals of a reputed university. And once settled he made steady progress for the next more than two decades when he proved a successful teacher researcher and published quite a few well received papers as well as authored some choice books which earned positive reviews from the critics. He also wrote reports on the projects he was involved with. He also made his presence felt in international conferences and seminars where he was invited and made rich contribution. This also provided him with an opportunity to visit foreign lands and widen his horizon of academic contacts which proved beneficial in several ways. He did equally well in national conferences seminars and other programmes. On the invitation of Mizoram Government he also prepared a plan for the conversion of Jhum (shifting) cultivation a highly wasteful method of agriculture involving the burning of rich forest wealth to settled land use. It was a comprehensive 15 Year Plan complete with all details data as well as financial implications involved. He also prepared a report on behalf of Bureau of Industrial Cost and Prices (Government of India) on the Price Policy of Plywood used for making tea chests used in the packing of tea. He was also involved as Consultant with the Planning Commission in the preparation of a report on developing India's waterways for carriage of bulk cargo as a part of comprehensive transport plan being finalised by the Planning Commission. He was not only academically active he also took active interest in the campus social life encouraged several social activities for his students including long distance educational tours where he himself accompanied them. He also took keen interest in teachers problems and was an active member of the Campus Teachers Association (PUTA) and later its Vice President. He however did not rest on the laurels of his active academic life even during the post retirement period of he has been quite active written extensively for the press on the current social economic and political issues. Since 1992 he has also been publishing an independent academic journal titled Political Economy Journal of India which has gained good popularity among teachers scholars senior students even policy framers. It has also helped several young scholars in getting their contributions.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Handbook of Practical Human Anatomy and Physiology has been published by keeping the students at centre. This is an attempt to meet the needs of pharmacy students to understand and grasp the practical knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. To achieve this, the authors have written this book in a simple way and it is very easy and lucid language to understand the fundamentals of practical approaches in the subject in the form of table, charts and figures to enhance process of understanding. The authors have compiled this book as per the syllabi laid down by Pharmacy Council of India. This book will provide an effective learning experience and a resource for all the learners especially to the students and other users. …

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Community Mobilisation for the Formation and Promotion of Cooperatives 2. Basics of Cooperative Societies. 3. Cooperative Federalism: Types and Status. 4. Governance and Regulation in Cooperatives. 5. Registration of Cooperative Societies. 6. Development Scenarios and Potential for Cooperatives. 7. Youth Engagement in Cooperative Movement. Annexure. Cooperatives play a vital role in community development and economic empowerment. Empower your community with this training module to cooperative entrepreneurship. From community mobilisation to cooperative registration, this module covers essential aspects like cooperative identity, governance, management, cooperative federalism, regulation structure and fostering a cooperative culture. Packed with practical insights, it equips leaders, entrepreneurs and general public to build resilient cooperatives and drive positive change. Ideal for novices and enthusiasts, as it provides a developmental scenario of key sectors and potential for cooperatives, in addition to exploring the roles of youth and women in fostering local businesses and cultivating a culture of collaboration.…

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 194 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.42 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 146 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.47 inches. In Stock.

Contents 1 Introduction to Air Pollution 2Air Pollution Impact Legislation and Standards 3 Air Pollution Measurement 4 Prevention of Air Pollution 5 Air Pollution Meteorology 6 Air Pollution Modelling 7 Air Pollution Control Particulate Matter I 8 Air Pollution Control Particulate Matter II 9 Air Pollution Control Volatile Organic Compounds VOCs 10 Air Pollution Control Sulphur Dioxide and Oxides of Nitrogen The air we breathe is being polluted by activities such as vehicles burning coal oil and other fossil fuels and manufacturing chemicals Air pollution can even come from smaller everyday activities such as cooking space heating and degreasing and painting operations These activities add gases and particles to the air we breathe When these gases and particles accumulate in the air in high enough concentrations they can harm us and our environment The module on Air Pollution deals with the various sources of air pollution and the associated environmental and health impacts It also discusses the appropriate measures to control prevent the same Key Features The book presents state of the art technologies for controlling air pollution The write up is supported with various tables and figures for easy comprehension Solved examples are also part of the chapters &bull Revision questions along with solutions are also given in the book The language of the book is simple and lucid for easy comprehension 375 pp.…