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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The present book "SET Life Science: Solved Papers" is specially developed for the aspirants of SET Life Sciences Examinations. This book includes previous solved papers SET Life Science papers of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Gujarat and Rajasthan. Main objective of this book is to develop confidence among the candidates appearing for SET examination in the field of Life Sciences. Both fundamental and practical aspects of the subject have been covered by solved questions. This book meets the challenging requirements of CSIR-NET, GATE, IARI, BARC and Ph.D entrance of various Indian universities. (jacket). …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Abbreviations. Chronology of Wittgenstein's life. Transliteration chart. 1. Introduction. 2. Meeting the major challenges. 3. Analytic philosophy and Advaita Vedanta An overview of select studies. 4. The question of reality Early Wittgensteinian and advaitic responses. 5. Reality revisited later Wittgenstein vis a vis Advaita Vedanta on the question of reality. 6. Wittgenstein and Advaita Vedanta on ethics some issues of common concerns. 7. Wittgenstein and Advaita Vedanta on religion the Realm of illuminating affinities. 8. Some concluding remarks. Select bibliography. Name index. Subject index. The philosophy of Wittgenstein and the Advaita Vedanta philosophy are two philosophical traditions far apart in time and cultural space yet they posses striking similarities. This painstaking research carried out with a rare thoroughness by an erudite scholar Ravindra K.S. Choudhary shows that there are illuminating parallels between them even while recognizing their legitimate differences. The work argues that though Advaita Vedanta did not exert a direct influence over Wittgenstein the philosopher owes much to Schopenhauer who was a great admirer of the Upanisads. Examining a variety of Wittgenstein's works earlier as well as later and the basic texts of Vedanta the Upanisads the Brahmasutra and the Bhagavad Gita along with Sankara's interpretations of them it delves into their similarities vis a vis the question of reality the realm of value and some central issues of ethics and religion. It observes that for instance Wittgenstein's notion of the mystical (das mystische) is similar to the Advaitic view of Brahman. For both the matters of value have a higher or transcendental level as distinct from the world of facts. Wittgenstein's idea of a good or happy life is very close to the Vedantic ideals of jivanmukti as well. The work goes on to show that the Vedantic parallels of Wittgenstein's philosophy persists in distinctive ways from the Tractatus to his last writings. The volume reveals a fresh approach in the field of comparative philosophy. The volume will benefit all those concerned with the discipline of philosophy Indian or Western. 262 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Preamble. 2. Micro irrigation history different types of micro irrigation and its components. 3. Filtration system in drip irrigation. 4. Emitter discharge operating pressure and emission uniformity of drip system. 5. Design procedure for drip irrigation system. 6. Simplified design procedure of drip irrigation system. 7. Design of drip irrigation for banana. 8. Design of drip irrigation for orange/sweet orange and requirement of system material. 9. Design of drip irrigation for Guava. 10. Design of drip irrigation for grape. 11. Design of drip irrigation for pomegranate and requirement of system material. 12. Design of drip irrigation and estimation of cost for sugarcane. 13. Design of drip irrigation for cauliflower. 14. Field evaluation of drip irrigation system. 15. Faults detection in drip design and verifying components as per design. 16. Causes of clogging and its prevention. 17. Water management in vegetable crops. 18. Important research findings. Annexures. References. Micro irrigation for Cash Crops consists of the practical aspects of design and operationlisation of drip irrigation in some of the important cash crops. It covers wide range of dedicated chapters on history of micro irrigation and its components filtration system emitter discharge and design procedures. The uniqueness of the publication is that it has crop wise design for micro irrigation system of important commercial crops like banana orange guava grapes pomegranate sugarcane cauliflower etc. The book also aims at educating the users about fault detection troubleshooting for clogging of drip lines etc. The exhaustive calculations and formulae provided would help the students researchers and the growers to scientifically install drip irrigation system for their crops. These calculations would act as a ready reckoner for installation of drip system by the farmers in their fields. The book dwells in detail the kind of filtration system which are available for drip irrigation emitter discharge operating pressure and emission uniformity. It also gives an idea on cost estimation for installation of drip irrigation in a model crop (sugarcane) which acts as an example to utilize such costing for other crops. One exclusive chapter on water management in vegetable crops covering the micro irrigation technologies that are suitable for vegetable crops would be of great value for commercial vegetable growers. The salient research findings in some of the important high value crops are included in a chapter to review the developments for the benefit of the readers. It is hoped that this publication would be of great significance for students researchers progressive farmers etc. 162 pp.…

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Nanotechnology applications for food 3 Nanotechnology in agriculture 4 Nanotechnology can provide a second green revolution in India 5 Bio-nanotechnology will help India?s food security 6 Nano-agriculture in developing countries 7 Nanotechnology and food industry 8 Anticipated applications of nanotechnology in agriculture 9 A tiny revolution in food and agriculture 10 Agricultural biotechnology a bountiful harvest 11 Nanoscale science and engineering for agriculture and food systems 12 Relationship of nanotechnology to science and engineering in agriculture and food systems 13 Functional materials in food nanotechnology 14 Potential applications of nanotechnology on food 15 Nanotechnology-the new threat to food 16 Precision agriculture 17 Industrial agriculture 18 Potential changes in agriculture sector 19 Sustainable agriculture 20 Nano green 21 Genetically modified food Bibliography IndexNanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize the agricultural and food industry with new tools for the molecular treatment of diseases rapid disease detection enhancing the ability of plants to absorb nutrients etc Smart sensors and smart delivery systems will help the agricultural industry combat viruses and other crop pathogens In the near future nanostructured catalysts will be available which will increase the efficiency of pesticides and herbicides allowing lower doses to be used Nanotechnology will also protect the environment indirectly through the use of alternative renewable energy supplies and filters or catalysts to reduce pollution and clean up existing pollutants All this issues along with the negative and positive sides are discussed in this book The Indian context finds separate and detailed analysis 236 pp.…

Contents Preface 1 Political development in India 2 The political awakening of India 3 Governance in India in the 1980s 4 The politics of Hindutva 5 Images mobilization and communalism 6 India day to day 7 Divisions in society 8 Regional movements 9 Political theatre in contemporary India Bibliography Index The chronological history of India dates back to about 34 000 years ago when the first traces of human existence on the Indian subcontinent were found Since then it has hosted some of the greatest civilizations that have significantly shaped up human historyA chronological history of India spans the modern day geographical landscapes of countries like India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka Nepal and Bhutan Politics of India take place in a framework of a federal Parliamentary multi party representative democratic republic modeled after the British Westminster system According to its constitution India is a sovereign socialist secular democratic republic India is the largest state by population with a democratically elected government At the federal level India is the most populous democracy in the world jacket 273 pp.…

Contents Preface 1 The Indian subcontinent 2 The Government of British India 3 War and the search for a new order 4 A critical decade 5 Indias democratic experience 6 Democracy and development 7 Democratic governance and globalization 8 Problems at home Bibliography IndexDemocracy which drives from the Greek word demos or people is defined basically as government in which the supreme power is vested in the people In some forms democracy can be exercised directly by the people; in large societies it is by the people through their elected agents Democracy is a political system in which all the members of the society have an equal share of formal political powerAsia has the promise of democracy with democratically elected governments in all of South Asia and in many other parts of the region Countries in Asia have adopted different systems and models of democracy that have been influenced by their historical past Indias political experiment as a sustainable and successful democracy should logically provide a workable model for all the other South Asian nations jacket 272 pp.…