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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Financial services to the rural sector, especially the poor, in India have seen a series of experiments over the past, and the process of experimentation still continues. Institutions have emerged, policies have evolved, products and services have been designed to cope with the special needs of the sector, and, most importantly, technology has entered the space to alter the profile of financial services as never before. The field is so vast that there is room for all experiments and all innovations to co-exist, from the traditional moneylender to sophisticated technology-driven institutions. While much development has taken place, there is need and scope for more. This is a field where the last word is yet to be told. The Last Mile focuses on both the supply and demand sides of financial services delivery, the policy relating to financing of the rural and priority sectors, and the role of technology in facilitating the process.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Introduction. I. Archaeology 1. Pre and proto history of South Orissa. 2. Pre and proto history of Khurda. 3. Pre and proto history of Kalahandi. 4. The Neolithic culture of Orissa a typo technological analysis. 5. Chalcolithic and Copper bronze Age cultures in Orissa. 6. Sankerjang A Chalcolithic site in Orissa. 7. The iron and other objects from Gudavella and Kharligarh. 8. Ancient potteries of Orissa a study. 9. Buddhist art and architecture in the Langudi Hills (After the first phase of excavation). 10. Ratnachira Valley a preliminary survey. II. History 11. Vishnusarma the author of Panchantantra and his times. 12. New light on the origin of the Bhaumakara Dynasty. 13. Development of the iconography of Purusottama Jagannatha in the inscriptions of Orissa. 14. Dharma Sastras as referred to in the inscriptions of Orissa. 15. The martial tradition of Orissa as reflected in the inscriptions of Orissa. 16. Vaishnava perceptors during the later Eastern Ganga Rule in Orissa. 17. Vaisnava teachers and the Suryavamsi Gajapati Rule in Orissa. III. Culture 18. Madhava worship in Orissa and the Gitagovinda. 19. The depiction of Orissan society and culture in the Gitagovindam. 20. The background of Saiva culture a techno evolutionary approach. 21. Fasts and festivals of Orissa. 22. Tribal Art of Orissa its roots and continuity. 23. Plant domestication to Shifting cultivation a technical change in Orissa. 24. Rhythm from the Hills. The present volume contains 24 papers written by Dr. R.N. Dash on different aspects of archaeology history and culture of Orissa. Based on his field work as well as comments on the excavated remains the section on Archaeology has ten papers covering pre history proto history ceramics as well as the excavated remains of Langudi Hills and survey work of Ratnachira Valley. The section on History has seven papers. Heavily dependent on inscriptions Dash has tried to shed new light on the origin of Bhaumakara Dynasty the development of Purushottama Jagannatha the question of marital traditions as well as reference to Dharmasastras. The accounts on Vaishnavism during the Late Eastern Gangas and Gajapatis constitute an important aspect of religious history of Orissa. With seven papers in the section on Culture Dash has depicted the Madhava worship as well as depiction of Orissan society and culture in the text Gitagovindam. Besides discussion has been made with regard to Saiva culture tribal art fair and festivals and rhythm from the Hills. In short this book is the work of a versatile scholar nourished under local traditions of Orissa. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Jagannatha in historical perspectives an introduction/Rabinarayan Dash. 1. Hints on the significance and history of Jagannatha/Pandit Nilakantha Das. 2. The temples of Jagannatha in Bengal/D.R. Das Rajat Sanyal and Sharmila Saha. 3. Jagannatha a few sidelights in Persian accounts/Lalatendu Das Mohapatra. 4. Concept of Jagannath among the Assamese Hindus/Birinchi K. Medhi. 5. Art and architecture of Lord Jagannath Temple Puri/G.C. Chaubey. 6. The development of Purushottama Jagannath or The Jagannath Cult in the inscriptions of Orissa (261 BC 1533 AD)/Rabinarayan Dash. 7. Sri Jagannatha the Upanisadic Brahman/Braja Kishore Swain. 8. Purusottamaksetra a review/Bijayananda Kar. 9. Subsidiary shrines in Sri Jagannath Temple premises/Jagabandhu Padhi. 10. The Shiva aspects of Purusottama Jagannatha/Lakshman Kumar Panda. 11. Purusottama Jagannatha in Skanda Purana/Gopinath Mahapatra. 12. Imprints of Jainism on the Cult of Jagannatha/U.K. Subuddhi. 13. Sri Jagannath Temples in Orissa a socio cultural study/Surendra Nath Dash. 14. Management of Jagannath Temple during the 19 century/Bhagirathi Mohapatra. 15. Niladrimahodaya a record of the traditions and customs of Orissa/Basudev Mishra. 16. Lord Jagannatha and the Great Temple as reflected in Gangavamsanucarita Campu/Raghunath Panda and Pranati Mishra. 17. Navakalevara through the ages/Prafulla K. Mishra. 18. Human elements in the daily rituals of Sri Jagannath Temple/Ramchandra Mishra. 19. The Cult of Jagannath the Round Eyed Lord of the Universe/Rai Charan Das. 20. Evolution of Shri Jagannath Temple Management/Sarat Chandra Mahapatra. 21. The daily rituals in the Sri Jagannath Temple Puri/Mahimohan Tripathy. 22. Different names of Lord Jagannatha depicted in Sanskrit Dramas/Trinath Hota. 23. Jagannath the evolutionary form of Nilamadhava Durgamadhav and Radhamadhava/Gopal Krishna Srichandan. 24. The sociological and universal heritage of Sri Jagannath Cult/Jagannath Mohanty. 25. Sri Jagannath in Oriya Lyric Poetry/Balaram Das. 26. The origin antiquity and the evolution of Lord Purusotham Jagannatha a study through placenames/Asutosh Prasad Patnaik. 27. Jagannatha in art and paintings/Dinanath Pathy. 28. Jagannatha in Oriya Prose literature/L.K. Parida. 29. Shrines inside the Lord Jagannatha Temple Complex Puri/Shshanta Kumar Kar. Illustrations. Through different phases of history Jagannatha culture has attracted not only the pilgrims and the believers but also has been a focal point of research in terms of historical antecedents processes and cultural ramifications. Eclectic as well as syncretistic by nature the Jagannath culture cannot be understood in terms of one single cult. This has been emphasized in the present monograph in various papers written by scholars of history archaeology anthropology and Sanskrit literature etc. Critical use of different kinds of sources archaeological epigraphic literary and archival is an important aspect of this volume. Emphasis has been put on the influence of Vaishnavite Saivite Jaina and Buddhist traditions in the making of Jagannatha culture. Besides issues relating to other shrines in Jagannath Temple Complex management of the temple in different periods and various rituals followed are also discussed. An account of various Jagannatha temples in West Bengal and importance of Jagannatha among Assamese Hindus imply the pan Indian network of the Jagannatha culture. Thus this volume tries to incorporate multiple historical perspectives associated with the Jagannatha culture. 286 pp.