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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Privatization of agriculture myth or reality/Das Gupta. 2. Indian agriculture GDP productivity and value addition/S.K. Acharya and M.M. Adhikary. 3. Value addition in research by prioritization approach and techniques/S.K. Acharya and M.M. Adhikary. 4. Quality aspects of human resource management organization renewal for individual's and organisation's growth/R.K. Samanta. 5. Performance appraisal for quality upgradation/S.K. Acharya and M.M. Adhikary. 6. Techniques of quality management in horticultural commodity the approach and methodology/S.K. Mitra. 7. Quality issues in water management in areas of agriculture livestock and public health/S.K. Sanyal. 8. Intellectual property and other related issues/D. Das Gupta. 9. Transforming organizations concept of co entrepreneurs/M.M. Adhikary and S.K. Acharya. 10. Value addition in micro planning and project analysis/S.K. Acharya and M.M. Adhikary. 11. Total quality management in extension services/S.P. Mukherjee. 12. Meat technology its export potentiality and challenges in Indian perspective/S. Biswas. 13. Issues of value addition in financial management/S.N. Mukhopadhyay. 14. SFQ an emerging concept/Asitava Sur. 15. Extension strategy with quality issues/P. Das. 16. Information Technology (IT) in agriculture quality issues/A.B. Saha. 17. Quality issues in capacity building process/A.K. Bandopadhyay. 18. Quality Banana production and value addition for competing in the international market/Abu Hassan. 19. Ornamental fish and fisheries present status and future strategies/Suvendu Dutta. 20. Participation in development of quality extension concept and strategy/D. Basu and A. Haque. 21. Environmental resources their preservation and management/D. Das Gupta. 22. Community seed production a model and an actual experience/Pranab Chattopadhyay. 23. Overview of value addition in tropical fruits in India/Ivi Chakraborty and S.K. Mitra. 24. Sustainable fisheries management with people participation in Lentic Water bodies/S.S. Dana. 25. Some important information on plant diversity management/S.K. Samanta. 26. Role and contribution of local knowledge and wisdom in the value addition/D. Basu D. Biswas S. Banerjee and A. Haque. 27. Conflict management concept factors and interventions/S.K. Acharya M.M. Adhikary and K. Pradhar. 28. Exploring new areas for commodity agriculture in wetland ecosystem/A.M. Puste. 29. Applying TQM concepts to training/teaching organizations/D. Basu D. Biswas and R. Goswami. 30. Quality land and water management towards attaining sustainable agricultural development/P.K. Tarafdar. 31. Advanced agricultural extension strategies/R. Saravanan NSS Gowda and V. Veerabhadraiah. 32. Agricultural industry and quality issues policy challenges and intervention/Pradip Kumar Majumdar. 33. Value added e learning for quality extension education/B.N. Chattopadhyay. 34. Quality issues in farm mechanization/J.P. Gupta. 35. Sustainability of JFM/Raktima Mukherjee. 36. Development of business plan for value added agriculture/D. Basu D. Biswas S. Banerjee R. Banerjee and A. Haque. 37. Market research with quality issues/D. Basu D. Biswas and R. Goswami. 38. Value addition in services concept Kalyani municipality a perspective/S. Jha. 39. Indian fisheries sector and globalization challenge/B.T. Sawant and P.B. Sawant. 40. Generating value added information of indigenous technical knowledge with a pro rejection approach challenges and explorations/Kausik Pradhan. 41. Gender dimension and value added extension/D. Basu and S. Banerjee. 42. Prospect of quality rice production in terms of changing market scenario/D. Kumar. 43. Issues of soil health and value addition/P.K. Mukhopadhyay. 44. Quality issues in tea production and management in terms of pesticidal hazards/A. Bhattacharyya. 45. Quantity vs. quality need proper balance in Indian agriculture/J.K. Das and G. Majumder. 46. Indicators of effective management of agricultural extension in West Bengal/S. Mondal and. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Prostitution is one of the oldest professions of the world practiced since the birth of the organized society. Prostitution is practiced in almost all the countries and every type of society. In India, the Vedas, the earliest of the known Indian literature, abound in references to prostitution as an organized and established institution. In Indian mythology there are many references of high-class prostitution in the form of celestial demigods acting as prostitutes. They are referred to as Menaka, Rambha, Urvashi and Thilothamma. They are described as perfect embodiments and unsurpassed beauty and feminine charms. They are highly accomplished in music and dance. They entertained divinities and their guest in the court of Lord Indira, the Lord of Hindu Gods. They were also sent to test the real depth of 'tapasya' (penance). Prostitution, the system that commodities and dehumanizes the bodies and persons of women and children of both sexes for the use and profit of men, is today the object of an intense and international mainstreaming campaign that is working for the social and political acceptance of the hugely profitable industries of sex.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The essays contained in this volume fondly remember and pay tribute to the memory of Nicholas G Rhodes who passed away in 2011. As a numismatist and collector Rhodes left behind his mark in his many publications (provided in this volume), mostly on the coins and currency systems of the Eastern and north-eastern parts of the subcontinent. The contributors to the volume have written on various aspects of the field of Indian coinage, a Theme that was so dear to Rhodes. The essays delve deep into coins in catalogues, medals, medallions, seals, particular Coin types (dynastic and non-dynastic issues), commerce and monetization and suchlike. The essays cover diverse areas and different periods of Indian history which experienced varieties of monetary issues. Rich in bibliography, maps, graphs and images of coins, the volume generates new knowledge in the field concerned.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. 1. Changing perspectives of participatory extension in India/D. Sen. 2. Participation in development concept and strategy/D. Basu and R. Goswami. 3. Extension management concept issues and challenges/S.K. Acharya. 4. Perspective on project planning and project management in extension/Atanu Sarkar. 5. Goal Oriented Project Planning (GOPP) concept and methodology/D. Basu and D. Biswas. 6. Micro planning and project analysis through participation/S.K Acharya and K. Pradhan. 7. Stakeholder analysis/D. Basu and S. Banerjee. 8. Strategic planning by AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process)/R. Chakraborty. 9. Gender based planning for developing income generating options for women in agriculture/D. Sen. 10. Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) and Participatory Learning Action (PLA) techniques and methodology/D. Das Gupta and S.K. Acharya. 11. Development communication in rural sector/D. Das Gupta. 12. Team building for extension programmes practical exercise/S.K. Acharya and A.K. Bandopadhyay. 13. Conflict management/S.K. Acharya and K. Pradhan. 14. Communication skill/Ashutosh Sarkar. 15. Environmental resources their preservation and management/D. Das Gupta. 16. Democracy and participatory management/S.K. Sarkar. 17. Participatory monitoring and evaluation of rural development/D. Basu and D. Biswas. 18. Systemic approach to participatory forest management background and concept/S.B. Roy. 19. Bilateral matching institution an illustration in forest conservation/S.B. Roy. 20. Participatory fishery project management/Dipankar Saha. 21. People's participation in forestry through socio ecological process concept and approach/Raktima Mukherjee. 22. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) initiatives in agricultural research and extension systems in India/P. Das. 23. Participatory project management through NGO/Basudev Deb. 24. Recommended structure of a plan of operation (in the form of document)/D. Basu. 25. Understanding project management software/Shyamal Majumder. 26. Finance for non finance executives some basic issues/S.N. Mukhopadhyay. 27. Designing training management a participatory approach based on ELC/M.M. Adhikary S.K. Acharya A. Haque and K. Pradhan. 28. Group dynamics an approach and application in project management/S.K. Acharya and M.M. Adhikary. 29. Participatory project management in cooperative sector/M.K. Sengupta. 30. Indigenous technical knowledges issues and methods/S.K. Das. 31. Information system and participatory approaches for project formulation/Dipak De. 32. Participatory total community sanitation in Bangladesh an experience/Kamal Kar and Brigitta Bode. 33. Participatory urban development the success stories and learning experience/Santanu Jha. 34. Information is key to agricultural development/P.K. Majumder. 35. Business is key to agricultural development/S.K. Bose. 36. Agro biodiversity basic principles scope and participatory management/S.K.T. Nasar and S.K. Samanta. Author's Index. Subject index. The blow of globalisation as it pervades into each and every iota of socialization process extension science cannot remain stoic. The role of management in extension science and services has become an analogy in itself with the very upcoming and upbringing of the discipline. Books on extension management are not that visible in Indian context. Managing extension system and managing agriculture through extension system have gone interchangeably coupled. That's why it is essential for the extension students professionals scientists primarily and agricultural scientists in general to learn and earn the competency of managing resources like human and natural endowment institutions project and activities as to provide a fillip to the growth and nurturing of mega agriculture system. People's participation in extension management has become both an immediacy as well as inevitability. That is why participatory extension management has been conceived in this creation of the book as a giant stride for en. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. About the authors. About the book. Section I. Concepts and politics 1. Natural Resource Management (NRM) concept issue and approaches. 2. Policy implication in Natural Resource Management. 3. Preserving and managing biodiversity for sustainable agriculture. 4. Clean environment emerging concept and challenges. 5. Human dimensions in Natural Resource Management. 6. Gender dimensions in Natural Resource Management. 7. Community based Natural Resource Management some basic concepts. 8. Participation in development concept and strategy for Natural Resource Management. 9. Micro planning and project analysis in Natural Resource Management. 10. Stakeholder analysis an effective tool in Natural Resource Management. 11. Biodiversity and IPR in the context of natural resources management. 12. Indigenous technical knowledge and its role in Natural Resource Management. 13. Co management in natural resources concepts and approaches. 14. Impact analysis of Natural Resource Management. 15. Communication and Natural Resource Management. 16. Environment and development harmony and conflict. 17. Conflict management in NRM concept factors and interventions. 18. Managing natural resources in rain fed ecosystem. 19. Extension strategy for disaster management. 20. Research in NRM by prioritization approach and techniques. Section II. Issues and strategies 21. The natural resources conservation and management for sustainable complete agriculture. 22. Management of soils emerging issues in the context of Natural Resource Management (NRM). 23. Managing soil for sustainable agriculture. 24. Soil and water conservation measures in the perspective of Natural Resource Management. 25. Arsenic and other heavy metals contamination in groundwater. 26. Sustainable management of water bodies. 27. Making agriculture free from chemical hazards approach and methodology. 28. Safe agriculture with genetically modified crops benefits and concern. 29. Participatory mode on ecological approaches in management of pesticide syndrome in crop protection technology. 30. Plant biodiversity plant genetic resource management and combating biopiracy. 31. Dynamics of weed ecosystem new approaches in managing weeds. 32. Biodiversity and horticulture present and future of India in the changing world scenario. 33. Organic farming of vegetables in India problems and prospects. 34. Domestic animal genetic resources in the context of bio diversity management. 35. Biodiversity conservation issues on local faunal diversity. 36. Agricultural productivity and environmental security in the coastal eco system. 37. Monitoring and auditing in Natural Resource Management (NRM). Section III. Applications and responsibilities 38. Natural resource management in Dooars a perspective. 39. Role of FPC and EDC in protecting and preserving forest resources. 40. Joint forest management an approach for Natural Resource Management case study from West Bengal. 41. Organic farming and the role of State Government. 42. Responsibility and involvement of (Corporate sector) Indian agro chemical industry in Natural Resource Management and ensuring food safety. 43. Context of Natural Resource Management in Urban ecology. Subject index. The book on Extension Strategy on Natural Resource Management is a compiled work by deriving huge academic and experiential elements from a good number of academic contributors renowned in respective fields. This book is probably the first of its kind in the area of advanced extension strategy exclusively for Natural Resource Management. The comprehensive coverage huge and useful database splendid case studies contemporary concepts heuristic values scores of techniques methods and approaches etc. are the elegant contribution of this book to arrest the interest and application of the readers. This voluminous intellectual cultivation in Natural Resource Management would generate immense utility to the scholars teachers scientists extension professionals professiona.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Reprint. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgement. General introduction to geology of India 1. Introduction. 2. Physiography. 3. Geomorphology. 4. General introduction to Precambrian Geology of India. I. Dharwar Province 1. Introduction. 2. Greenstone belts i. Sargur schist belt. ii. Nuggihalli schist belt. iii. Aladahalli schist belt. iv. Ghatti Hosahalli schist belt. v. Holenarasipur schist belt. vi. JC Pura schist belt. vii. Kalyadi schist belt. viii. Krishnarajpet (KR Pet) schist belt. ix. Nagamangala schist belt. x. Mayasandra schist belt. 3. Dharwar Supergroup i. West Dharwar Subprovince (Block). 4. Shimoga Superbelt i. North Kanara Goa Belt. ii. Western Ghat (Kudremukh) Belt. iii. Dharwar Shimoga schist Belt. iv. Bababudan Belt. v. Sigegudda Belt. 5. Chitradurga Superbelt i. Chitradurga schist belt. ii. Gadag schist belt. iii. Javanahalli schist belt. iv. East Dharwar subprovince (Block). 6. Ramagiri Penakacherla Kushtagi Hungud Superbelt i. Ramagiri Penakacherla schist belt. ii. Hungud Kushtagi Hagari schist belt. 7. Kolar Kadiri Jonnagiri Hutti Maski Superbelt i. Kolar schist belt. ii. Kadiri schist belt. iii. Jonnagiri schist belt. iv. Hutti Maski schist belt. 8. Veligallu Raichur Gadwal Superbelt i. Veligallu schist belt. ii. Raichur schist belt. iii. Gadwal schist belt. iv. Manglur schist belt. v. Gurugunta schist belt. vi. Peddavuru schist belt. vii. Kunigal schist belt. viii. Sandur schist belt. 9. Smaller schist belt. 10. Other Supracrustal Belts i. Nellore schist belt. ii. Khammam schist belt. iii. Karimnagar Granulite belt. 11. Gneisses and granites. 12. Peninsular Gneiss. 13. Gneisses and granites of West Dharwar Block. 14. Granites of East Dharwar Block. 15. Dyke rocks. 16. Kimberlites and Lamproites i. Kimberlites. ii. Lamproites. II. Southern Granulite Terrain (Province) 1. Sub divisions of Granulite Terrain i. Nilgiri Block. ii. Madras Block. iii. Madurai Block. iv. Trivandrum Block. v. Nagercoil Block. vi. Northern Block. 2. Tectonised zone of Cauvery shear system. 3. Structure and tectonics. III. Sedimentary cover sequences 1. Pranhita Godavari Valley (PG Valley) Basin. 2. Cuddapah Basin. 3. Bhima Basin. 4. Kaladgi Badami Basin. 572 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Physiography of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. 3. Floristic. 4. Table 1 Habitat wise distribution of the birds of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. 5. Terms and abbreviations used. 6. Systematic account. 7. Table 2 Systematic list with status habit and habitat. 8. Table 3 Intergrading species and subspecies in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. From the Introduction The present paper is based mainly on the findings of various field trips undertaken by the present authors in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh in recent times collections present in the National Zoological Collections and previous accounts. Species and sub species recorded in earlier literature but not present in the National Zoological Collections or could not be found by the authors in the field are also dealt with. Altogether 449 species and sub species of birds from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are discussed here. Manakandan and Pittie's (2001) classification of taxa has been adopted in the present account. The numbers used in the text against each species is according to the Handbook of India and Pakistan by Ali and Ripley (1987). 152 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The journey of communication even from the prehistoric phases has so far been full of revolutions, plataeuing and resurrections. The non human communication has also been Sanskritzed with human lives through taming and domestication of wild and undescript animals. This is a beginning and pro-human communication goes on evolving in both text and approach. It is now a blend of traditional and electronic communication that has entered the rural social system in swashbuckling manner. The process of communication evolves and mutates over time and space to be redesigned as Development Support Communication DSC, Development Support System DSS or value added Communication VAC. The applications and benefits of Information Communication Technology ICT is to design and derive for 329.7 million ha of land surface, 143 million ha of agricultural land, and where in 65 million hectors of land goes rain fed by nature. In India, there are more than 6,00,000 villages 600+ districts and 1.24 billion of population of which 550 millions have to reel under abject poverty. While Indian agriculture has already superseded two phases of her evolution, inductive and stimulative, it is the right time to pass through the third new phase, i.e. simulative agriculture. In this phase, the application of knowledge, information and wisdom will supersede the need for application of fertilizer, chemicals or provision of credits as have been done in both inductive and stimulative agriculture between 1950 to 2000. Information Technology rightly and amply has encompassed and assimilated the entire key elements of all these Technology ICT. Incoming time for the farmers, marginal, small or big, would be the age of the Information Communication Technology (ICT). Incoming time for the farmers, marginal, small, or big, would be the age of the Information Communication Technology for shaping and profiling all critical derivatives of farm life processes like decent livelihood and security and quality assurance. The increasing rate of urbanization in Indian scenario has characterized the Indian agriculture to go electronically receptive and sensitive and no way left in between for its much desired development and inclusive growth. (jacket).…