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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Ganga means different things to different peopleshe's the river, the life-giver, the mother and the Goddess. Apart from being India's longest and most revered river, Ganga and her tributaries traverse eleven states and provide livelihood to nearly 43 per cent Indians. Despite being so special, Ganga has been getting polluted, with its ecology and flow endangered. Many initiatives to clean the river ended up either being hugely inadequate or dismal failures. The dilemma before the new team of National Mission for Clean Ganga was not just the enormity of the task, but also having to bear the scar of past failures. This haunting legacy stayed with them every step of the way in their long, complex and daunting journey. So, how do you even begin to think of re-imagining, rejuvenating and reconnecting with Ma Ganga? From the beginning, the team adopted a radically different and holistic approach to resolve the 'wicked problem' while dealing with multiple stakeholders and their clash of ideas on the road ahead. This insider's account by two change-makers chronicles this long and complex journey so far transcending the challenges of over abstraction of water, pollution abatement, bringing behavioural change and making collaborative partnerships to achieve their goals. More importantly, it brought back some of the love and respect of the people for its Mother and Goddess. The authors are categorical that the task is not yet over, much more needs to be done. However, the successful journey so far, as demonstrated by the findings of this book, is a testament to the fact that a job well begun is not just half done, but also provides a road map for the future successes. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Financial inclusion inclusive growth and poverty/Padmaja Mishra, Alok Ranjan Behera and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 2. Financial inclusion in India: an inter-state analysis/Shibalal Meher. 3. Financial inclusion models in India/Dipti Ray and Himanshu Sekhar Rout. 4. Financial inclusion through micro finance/Prakash Kumar Sahoo and Alok Ranjan Behera. 5. Financial inclusion through India post/Mitali Chinara and Santosh Kumar Kamila. 6. Financial inclusion in India: a Kaleidoscopic view/Abhilas Kumar Pradhan. 7. Financial inclusion and the banking sector in Odisha/Reetanjali Dash. 8. Affordable financial services and inclusive growth/Anthony Joseph and Poonam Barla. 9. Role of micro finance institutions (MFIs) in financial inclusion/Biranchi Narayan Swar and Prasant Kumar Sahoo. 10. A policy perspective of financial inclusion in India/Jogeswar Garnaik, P.K. Mishra and B.B. Pradhan. 11. Financial inclusion in rural India/Alekha Chandra Mohanty. 12. Financial inclusion strategy in India/Reenati Mishra. Appendices. Index. The term Financial inclusion means a comprehensive and holistic process of ensuring access to financial services and credit by vulnerable and marginalized groups in the society. Inclusive growth means broad-based benefits to all sections of people. The eleventh Five Year Plan 2007-12 envisioned inclusive growth as a key objective. India s Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012-17) with its focus on Faster, More Inclusive and Sustainable Growth has put the growth debate in the right perspective. Growth is inclusive when it creates economic opportunities along with ensuring equal access to them. The concept inclusion should be seen as a process of including the excluded as agents whose participation is essential in the very design of the development process and not simply as welfare targets of development programs. Indian economy has made rapid strides in the recent past. However a sizeable section of the population continues to remain excluded from even the most basic opportunities and services provided by the financial sector. The present volume contains 12 scholarly papers-authored by experts in the field of finance and development policy which provide deep insights into various aspects of financial inclusion and inclusive growth efforts in India. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. Interiors of Vedic poetology. 2. Metaphors in the first Mandala of the Rgveda. 3. Poetology of Brhma Vaivarta Purana. 4. Poetology of Bharata. 5. Concept of Nataka: Bharata to Visvanatha. 6. Performing arts vis-a-vis state and society: Bharata, Vatsyayana and Kautilya. 7. Sanskrit literary theories on the origin of Rasa (with special reference to Abhinavagupta and Mammata). 9. Anandavardhana on the suggestiveness of words. 10. Problem of hero hood vis-a-vis the Vyayogatva of Duravakyam. 11. Literary criticisms and a poet's voice. 12. Beauty in art: a study with reference to poetry. The present work contains twelve essays that are mostly unconventional in approach to some aspects of Indian aesthetics and poetics. Each essay shows a new frontier in the above two fields. While dealing with the tough and terse angles in various topics it presents a product of unbiased research, deep analysis and of lucid expression. Readers would also get immense pleasure from the uninhibited discussions upon art, beauty, aesthetic delight, dramaturgy and upon the secrets of poetic grandeur.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. The age of classicism Introduction. 1. Ganeshwar Rath. 2. Yatiraj Acharya. 3. Ananta Tripathi Sharma. 4. Ramanath Mishra. 5. Banamal i Acharya. 6. Jayakrushna Mishra. 7. Pundarikaksha Mishra. II. The age of transition 8. Digambar Mohapatra. 9. Narayan Rath. 10. Umakant Panda. 11. Brajabandhu Mishra. 12. Bhagirathi Nanda Sharma. 13. Govinda Chandra Mishra. 14. Bhagavat Prasad Dash Sharma. 15. Laxmidhar Dwivedi. 16. Bharat Chandra Nath. 17. Kshirod Chandra Dash. 18. Prafulla Kumar Mishra. III. The age of experiments 19. Keshab Chandra Dash. 20. Pramod Chandra Mishra. 21. Surendra Mohan Mishra. 22. Laxman Charan Bishwal. 23. Bar mali Bishwal. 24. Rabindra Kumar Panda. 25. Pramod Kumar Nayak. 26. Keshab Chandra Mohapatra. 27. Narayan Dash. 28. Conclusion. 29. Bibliography. The present book Contemporary Sanskrit Writings in Orissa is a product of analytical research as a part of major thrust area of research under the SAP DRS programme of UGC in the Department of Sanskrit Dr. H.S. Gour University Sagar. It deciphers the current trends of Sanskrit literature in India taking Orissa as a specimen. The literary works of twentyseven Sanskrit writers of Orissa who have lived or have been living beyond 1975 are discussed here to conclude that Sanskrit literature is steadily heading towards modernity to be at par with any other language in India. 317 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. 1. Transformations in Asia and India-China relations: impact and implications/Alka Acharya. 2. Diplomacy and diplomatic protocol under the Mughals/N R. Farooqi. 3. The 1919 March First Movement of the Korean People and India/Pankaj Mohan. 4. From the forgotten war to Trump-Kim Summits: a historical analysis of US-China-Korea Triangle diplomacy/Shachee Agnihotri. 5. Studying cultural basis of diplomatic history: China and Tibet through marriage, multiculturalism and representation/Priyanka Chakraborty. 6. Rethinking South Asia: locating the matrixes of conjectures and cooperation/Priyanka Jha. 7. Asia: Strategic player in global energy transition/Girijesh Pant. 8. Understanding the dynamics of diplomatic relations of China with Central Asia/Madan Mohan Gupta. 9. China as a Lynchpin in impacting economic dimensions of Central Asia/Meenakshi Yadav. 10. Bhutan, India and China: a small state and two big neighbours/Mathew Joseph C. 11. India and China in Asian Order: Interrogating dialogues of the past and future/Keshav Mishra. 12. Indo-Iran relations under the shadow of cold war/Alima Naqvi. 13. India-China border imbroglio: the way forward/Muraleedharan Nair. 14. Diplomatic history of Asia: connections, disjunctions and prospects/Dipak Malik. This volume of essays is a result of our collective forays into the vast canvas of the history of Asia especially in the context of rapid changes taking place at both the macro and micro levels. Focusing on diplomatic history, the papers explore emerging trends in the current Asian order and the historical inter-relatedness and commonalities which have continued to be challenged by the imperatives of the modern nation state. Within this ambit, themes such a s intra-Asia civilizational connections, anti-imperialist movements, vicissitudes of the Cold-War era, Energy diplomacy, prospects of a multi-polar Asia and impact on bilateral relations, and future recourses, have been explored and discussed. …

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Acknowledgement. Abbreviations. Introduction. I. Origin and development: 1. Kanada. 2. Gautama. 3. Vatsyayana. 4. Prasastapada. 5. Uddyotakara. 6. Jayanta Bhatta. 7. Bhasarvajna. 8. Vacaspati Misra. 9. Sridhara Bhatta. 10. Udayanacarya. 11. Sivadityacarya. 12. Sasadhara. 13. Kesava Misra. 14. Gangesa Upadhyaya. 15. Sankara Misra. 16. Raghunatha Siromani. 17. Bhavanada. 18. Conclusion. II. Edited text of the Karanatavicara, translation and notes: 19. Karanatavicara of Bhavananda Bhattacarya. 20. Variant readings. Bibiliography. "The present book Nyaya Concept of Cause and Effect Relationship is a product or arduous inquiry into the genesis and development of the concept of causality in the Nyaya-vaisesika system of Indian philosophy. The unfoldment of the intricate thought processes in all the philosophical branches of India, despend upon abstract relations that directly correspond to the relation of causality. The book sketches out the blossoming up of the concept of causality in the hands of seventeen Nyaya-vaisesika philosophers right from Kanada and Gautama to Bhavananda Bhattacarya. It also applies special thrust to the dating and making notes upon the treatise Karanata-vicara on the concept. Special care has been taken to present before readers the beauty of philosophical argumentations prevalent in India.". …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. The world has witnessed a lot of controversy over development induced displacement, and it has given rise to issues concerning social justice and equity. Displacement is essential to development in a globalized world; however, we remain accountable as a nation or as citizens of the world for the displaced. There are issues concerning mental trauma of the displaced, conflict between the refugee and the original habitant, economic and social exclusion relating to new settlements, and issues concerning failure of resettlement without rehabilitation. Moreover, over the years, without compromising on development, we are positioned in a crossroad and are in the process of exploring worthwhile futuristic solutions. This volume is a modest attempt in this direction. With 22 chapters divided into two sections and contributed by anthropologist, economist, engineers, sociologist, activist, administrators, this volume is a rich collection of displacement and rehabilitation research in India. The sections in the volume focused on theoretical and empirical issues pertaining to Displacement and Livelihoods; Rehabilitation Policies and Implementation Issues and People's , Responses. This book is an important addition to the available resources in the field of development, , , displacement and rehabilitation studies. It will be useful as a reference book to researchers and academics working in these areas as well as the professionals involved in the field. About The Author: Dr. Nihar Ranjan Mishra, is Assistant Professor of Sociology at National Institute of Technology, Rourkela, Odisha. A recipient of University Gold Medal in M.A. Anthropology Examination. Dr. Mishra had his academic training at University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad. He is also the recipient of Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Scholarship for Doctoral Studies (20052006), Doctoral Fellowship on Tribal Studies by Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India (2006 2007), National Scholarship (19972000) and few others. He specializes in Natural Resource Management and Sustainable Livelihood, Displacement Issues, Tribal and Rural Development and Agrarian Studies. He has over 20 publications in professional journals of repute. As a credit to his academic achievement Dr. Mishra participated in jmany national and international conferences in India and abroad. Before joining at NIT, he worked with various reputed institutions in India with various capacities. He has earned his research and teaching experiences over the years handling various independent and joint projects sponsored by various private and government departments. K.K. Misra, is Professor of Anthropology at the Central University of Hyderabad and is currently on deputation to the Government of India as Director of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal. He is also holding the additional charge of Director, Anthropological Survey of India, Kolkata. He had his education at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar; Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; and University of Kent at Canterbury (U.K.). He was the recipient of Utkal University Gold Medal, Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship and Fulbright ScholarinResidence Award. He was also Visiting Guest Researcher at the University of Bergen in Norway. He had earlier taught at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar and at Austin College, Sherman, Texas (USA). Dr. Misra's research interests include Environmental Anthropology, Anthropological Linguistics, Theory in Anthropology, and Museum Anthropology. He has written/edited/coedited 9 books and has published more than 50 research papers in journals of repute and anthologies. He is editor of Humankind and Journal of Anthropological Survey of India, and on the editorial advisory boards of several professional journals. Contents: Table of Contents, Displacement and Rehabilitation: Some Contemporary Issues Structural Inequality and Displacement: The Multiple Burdens among the SCs/STr of Orissa Economic Development and Disparity: A Concern for the Displaced People, Mining bulustries and the Dignity of Development in Backward States: An Anthropological Search for Solution, Mining and Displacement Problems in Orissa, Social and Economic Effects of Violent Armed Conflicts on Children: Evidence from Displaced Camps in Jammu and Kashmh: India, Development, Induced Displacement: The Case of Moolampilly, Impact of Displacement and Rehabilitation on Chenchu Livelihoods, Social Cost of Development: A Study on Displacement and Resettlement of the Thibals Affected under Mandira Dam Project, Displacement and Rehabilitation of Tribals of Andaman : A Critical Review, The Impact of Kalinganagar Industrial Complex on Livelihood and Culture of the Tribal Communities in .httpur District, Odisha, Industrialisation and Displacement in Kalinganagar: A Case Study of Tata Steel Parivar Colony, Potential Displaced People and their Loss qlResources : An Experience from Angul.theIndustrial lub of Orissa, Land Acquisition for Industrialisation and Displacement of People in India: Role of the State, Ultra Mega Power Plant in Orissa:Some Unanswered Questions, Development and Population Displacement in Orissa: A Human Perspective, Development and Displacement: A Note on Special Economic Zones, Development huluced Displacemetzt:Evidence fiom Sardar Sarovar Project, Involuntary Urban Displacement and Vulnerability Risks, Voices of the Displaced, Coal Economy, Displacement and Rehabilitation A Hard Look in Talcher Coal Mines Atea of Orissa, Between Two Nations: Chakmas and Their Settlement in Arunachal Pradesh, Development Projects and Tribals : 11 Critical Look from Uttar Pradesh, Index. The Title 'Displacement and Rehabilitation Solutions For the Future written/authored/edited by Nihar Ranjan Mishra', published in the year 2012. The ISBN 9788121211604 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 457 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in Engl.…

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