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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. The evolution of time. 2. The fourth dimension. 3. Rationale of astrology. 4. The astrological control. 5. Approaching the third approximation. 6. The Indian chronology. 7. Mundane astrology. 8. Adityachara. 9. Movements of the moon. 10. Movements of mars and Mercury. 11. Jupiterain movements. 12. Venus in marriage. 13. The planet Saturn in astrology. 14. Varahamihira and Viking on mars. 15. Is Ayanamsha revolutionary? 16. Astrology and national crisis. 17. Planets and self generating economy. 18. Relativity theory and judicial astrology. 19. The Hindu Calendar. 20. Astrological basis of economic planning. 21. Planets and environment. 22. Geological aspects of the Brhatasmhita. 23. Some astrological aspects of Vastu. 24. Importance of Vastu in Mundane astrology. 25. Astrological indication for ground water. 26. Astrology and gems. 27. Planets and sound vibrations. 28. Operation Hiroshima. 29. The Vedic river Sarasvati. 30. The Solar control of mountain formation. 31.; Geological veracity of Cheiro's earthquake prediction. 32. Varahamihira on earthquakes. 33. Prognostication of earthquakes. 34. Causes of earthquakes.35. Planetary purturbations and earthquakes. 36. Tides and earthquakes. 37 . Forecasting earthquakes. 38. Astrological evaluation of personality. 39. Rationale of the Ashtakavarga. 40. Using divisional charts in Horoscopic studies. 41. The Vedic science of Aeronautics. 42. Astrology and abnormal places of birth. 43. The astrological basis of Hindu Philosophy. 44. The astrological aspects of the Bhagavadgita. 45. The astrology of Kundalini. 308 pp.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,550grams, ISBN:9781439804773.

Zustand: New. pp. xviii + 308 Figures, Illus.

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Contents. 1. Development of theory of the earth in Europe and ancient India a critical review. 2. The Vedas and their geological aspects. 3. The geological aspects of Jyotisha. 4. The geological aspects of the Vedantic and related texts. 5. Varahamihiras contribution to Vedic theory of the earth. 6. Correlation of the terrestrial events with eclipses. 7. Correlation of martian movements with the terrestrial events. 8. Towards an integrated cosmic theory of the earth. 128 pp.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. I. Sea Turtles i. Tortoise turtle or terrapin. ii. Distribution. iii. Habits. iv. Reproduction. v. Breeding habits. vi. Threats diversity. II. Sea Snakes i. Description. ii. Sea snake or Eel. iii. Food. iv. Reproduction. v. Where are they found. vi. Venom. vii. Sea snakes a threat to fisherfolk and divers. viii. Distribution. ix. Diversity. x. Sea snakes as food. III. An updated checklist of the marine reptiles of India (with common names). IV. Accounts of species i. Sea Turtles Family Dermochelyidae. 1. Dermochelys coriacea (Vandelli). Family Cheloniidae. 2. Caretta caretta (Linnaeus). 3. Chelonia mydas (Linnaeus). 4. Eretmochelys imbricata (Linnaeus). 5. Lepidochelys olivacea (Eschscholtz). ii. Sea Snakes Family Hydrophiidae. Subfamily Hydrophiinae. 1. Astrotia Stokesii (Gray). 2. Enhydrina schistosus (Daudin). 3. Hydrophis caerulescens (Shaw). 4. Hydrophis cantoris (Gunther). 5. Hydrophis cyanocinctus Daudin. 6. Hydrophis fasciatus (Schneider). 7. Hydrophis gracilis (Shaw). 8. Hydrophis lapemoides (Gray). 9. Hydrophis mamillaris (Daudin). 10. Hydrophis nigrocinctus Daudin. 11. Hydrophis obscura Daudin. 12. Hydrophis ornatus (Gray). 13. Hydrophis spiralis (Shaw). 14. Hydrophis stricticollis Gunther. 15. Kerilia jerdonii (Gray). 16. Lapemis curtus Daudin. 17. Pelamis platurus (Linnaeus). 18. Thalassophis viperina (Schmidt). Subfamily Laticaudinae. 19. Laticauda colobrina (Schneider 1799). 20. Laticauda laticaudata (Linnaeus). Summary. References i. Sea turtles. ii. Sea snakes. Glossary i. Sea turtles. Sea snakes. 64 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. What is true Secularism 1. Introduction. 2. Political polarizations. 3. Objectives of study. 4. Chapterization. II. Methodology of study 5. Statement of the problem. 6. Methodology and discourse content analysis. 7. Operational design. 8. Sampling of the content. 9. Tests reliability and validity inter reliability of coding. 10. Graphical and Statistical data for analysis. 11. Justification of the sample The Indian Express and The Hindu. III. Secularism thematic analysis of theoretical issues 12. Literary definition. 13. Sociological and revolutionary origins. 14. Secularization and Secularism. 15. Spiritual and philosophical interpretation. 16. Secular characters of India as on the August 15 1947. 17. Constitutional. 18. Determining objectivity in interpretations. IV. Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid Movement a focal point. V. Portrayal of Secularism unite and item analysis of Indian Express 19. Analysis of the editorial. 20. Analysis of the edit page articles. 21. Analysis of non edit page articles written by politicians and intellectuals. 22. Analysis of articles of Sunday Magazine. VI. Portrayal of Secularism in the media unit analysis and item analysis of the Hindu 23. Analysis of the editorial of The Hindu. 24. Statistical analysis. 25. Analysis of the edit page articles in The Hindu. 26. Analysis of non edit page articles. 27. Analysis of Sunday Magazine articles. 28. Analysis of interviews. VII. Discussion and conclusions 29. Treatment of editorial of Indian Express and The Hindu. 30. Treatment of edit page articles Indian Express and The Hindu. 31. Treatment of non edit age articles in Indian Express and The Hindu. 32. Treatment of articles published in Sunday Magazine of Indian Express and The Hindu. 33. Interviews published in The Hindu. 34. Conclusions. 35. Suggestions for further study. Bibliography. Index. 166 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Theoretical Observations: 1. Bhu Mandala. 2. Graha Mandala. 3. Naksatra Mandala. II. Application: 4. Formulation of the Theory of the Earth. 5. The 'Vedic Theory of the Earth' in Practice. 6. Resume. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. Vedas are indisputably the oldest of mankind's documents. Which not just magnificently articulate the early civilized man's wonderment about the cosmos and his yearnings for the divine, but also unfold the foundations of many ancient sciences, like mathematics, astronomy, alchemy, metallurgy, botany and medicine. This book, however, is the first ever effort to show how Vedas embody the earliest discourses on the earth and the earth-related phenomena.Combining in him the acumen of a professional earth scientist and a highly proficient Sanskritist, Dr. Murthy marshals the whole extent of geological data from the Vedic/post-Vedic literatures, and even some of the later works, like Varahmihira's Brihatsamhita (of the 5th century ad) -- in his thematic effort to highlight the Vedic worldview of the earth and, importantly, how it almost approximates the projections of modern earth science.Developed from over three decades of Dr. Murthy's researches in ancient Sanskrit literature, the study employs contemporary scientific idiom to describe Vedic perception of the earth, its origin, shape, dimensions, constitution, movements, quakes/tremors, and its position vis-a-vis the solar system, stars and ethereal space. Also including, contextually, the Vedic idea of heliocentricity, the book puts forth the Veda-based methods for deciphering/predicting deep-focus earthquakes -- for future research and investigation.Together with a glossary of Sanskrit terms and relevant bibliographic references, this geological perspective on the Vedas will fascinate scholars, specialists and discerning readers alike. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. High performance working organisations a global human resources perspective/Ramchander Maddela and Nagender Deverakond. 2. Human resources management strategic challenges/V.V.S. Sarma and V. Prudvi Raju. 3. Quality of work life some reflections/G. Ramakrishna Reddy and A. Timma Reddy. 4. Managing knowledge workers/G. Srinivas Reddy and Ravi Dasari. 5. Human resources planning a comparative study of public and private sector organisations/M. Madhusudhana Rao and M. Lakshimipathi Raju. 6. Human resources accounting practices in India/P. Krishnama Chary and Ch. Satyanarayana. 7. Emotional intelligence and organizational excellence/R. Rajani. 8. Managerial competence for Organisational effectiveness/M. Subrahamanya Sarma and D. Thiruvengala Chary. 9. HRD corporate social responsibility/B. Venkat Rathnam M. Shiva Kumar and K. Venkateshwarlu. 10. HRM Emerging trends and the future/A. Jagan Mohan Reddy. 11. Some aspects of exit interview/Thaduri Balaraju. 12. Dimensions of downsizing/G. Sreenivas Reddy and Ravi Dasari. 13. Industrial relations alternative perspectives/S. Kamaleshwera Rao and N. Hanumantha Rao. 14. Changing HR paradigm under BPO/N. Kusuma and P. Amaraveni. 15. Online recruitment in India/Mamilla Rajashekar and Cuddapah Anitha. 16. ITES outsourcing the right HR strategy/G. Naresh Reddy and T. Krishna Kumar. 17. Dimensions of business process re engineering/Eshwar Kumar M. 18. Human resources information systems/P.B. Appa Rao. 19. A framework for human resources information system/V. Appi Reddy and S. Kmaleshwera Rao. 20. Human resources management A Tri dimensional strategy/V.V.S. Sarma and Ravi K. Jain. 21. Impact of information technology on HRM/G. Ravi Kumar and Srujan Chada. Index. Human Resource Management (HRM) is a dynamic discipline as it deals with people having varied cultural social and religious backgrounds changing work settings diverse goals expectations and attitudes. Over the years the nature and scope of the discipline has undergone several changes to cope with fast changing business scenario. Several new issues have emerged including talent management outsourcing performance management online recruitment emotional intelligence team management and impact of information technology and communications. All these issues need to be properly addressed and examined in the context of current wave of privatization liberalization and globalization. This book contains 21 essays authored by eminent persons in the field which deal with various aspects of strategic HRM. 274 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Contents: Preface. Part I : 1. Physiographical features. 2. Historical background. 3. Sources. 4. Definition, concept, evolution and classification of forts. 5. Forts in ancient Andhra. 6. Forts in medieval Andhra. 7. Administration and maintenance of forts. 8. Qutub Shahi forts in A.P. Part II : Study of select forts : 1. Warangal. 2. Gandikota. 3. Gutti. 4. Chandragiri. 5. Penukonda. 6. Udayagiri. List of important forts.Bibliography. Index. "Unfortunately, there is dearth of authentic source material dealing with forts and fortifications reflecting the military architecture of India. Inspite of its abundant wealth, save few reports here and there in the Memoirs of Archaeological Survey of India and District Gazzetteers and few publications on the subject (viz) Forts of India by Verma, Amrit (1985); Forts of India by Fass, Virginia (1986) and Defence Architecture of Early Karnataka by S.K. Joshi (1985), which appeared in recent years. However, in the case of A.P., inspite of its being rich in the remains of forts--on the plains, river banks and hill tops, no such work appeared till now. In this context comes the book Forts of Andhra Pradesh,.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Authors Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Description of reptiles i. Crocodiles. ii. Turtles and tortoises. iii. Lizards. iv. Snakes. 3. Suggested reading. 4. Economic importance threats and protection. There is an increasing demand for the reader friendly books on Indian reptiles. This book written in an easy to understand language and format describes a majority of the most abundant and otherwise typical representatives of crocodiles turtles lizards and snakes that any citizen of the Republic of India is likely to encounter. The descriptions of reptiles are supplemented by as many illustrations as possible. Each species account which pinpoints the distinctive features colour size habitats habits and distribution is preceded by a brief summary of the classification upto the generic level and salient features of the group to which it (the species) belongs. Additional information is given through remarks on the economic importance threats and conservation of reptiles. For those who wish to extend their knowledge a list of books has been suggested. If this slender volume contributes in a small way to further the interest of Indians in reptiles which are becoming scarce due to human interference it will have fulfilled its objective. 88 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Global journalism and mass communication. 2. Global news flow. 3. Problems of global journalism. 4. Global journalism freedom. 5. Asia Pacific. 6. South Asia. 7. China. 8. Hong Kong. 9. Japan. 10. Europe. 11. United States. 12. Latin America. 13. Africa and the Middle East. Appendix. Bibliography. International news flow and cultural problems are significant in global journalism perhaps too significant. In his look at television coverage of natural disasters Adams found that it wasn't so much the magnitude of the disaster that accounted for the amount of coverage but deaths. For example he found that the death of one Western European equalled three Eastern Europeans equalled to 9 Latin Americans equalled three Easterners equalled 12 Asians. This may seem too simple but there is evidence for this kind of news value judgement operating when deciding the importance of foreign news. Cassara suggests that factors of political power and conflict dominate news choices more than news selection because of economic or cultural ties. 240 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Media as promoters of educational level and awareness. 3. Establishing electronic network for educational programmes. 4. Satellite experiences of some Asian countries electronic media. 5. Learning strategies of some Third World Countries. 6. Correspondence cum contact programmes for rapid educational transformation. 7. Establishment of corollary institutions. 8. Funding a critical review of preparatory requirements and low cost strategies media education as balancing act. 9. Decentralization priority areas. 10. Administrative hierarchy. Bibliography. Index. From the preface The book offers a comprehensive and analytical discussion of the global media educational and ICT (Information and Computer Technology) strategies being pursued in a number of third world countries including Asia South America and Africa. The discussion includes how initially the technologies of the first world (US Japan and the Europe) guided the formulation of media technologies and educational strategies of the third world and how they failed also to deliver. The book offers in essence that the educational strategies of each third world country could be formulated based on its own socio economic cultural and political settings and could not be copied straight from the east or the west. 282 pp.