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Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. Systematic list of the fishes of Orissa coast. Systematic account. 1. Class Chondrichthyes. 2. Key to orders. 3. Order Orectolobiformes. 4. Family Hemiscyllidae. 5. Family Stegostomatidae. 6. Order Carchariniformes. 7. Family Himigaleidae. 8. Family Carcharhinidae. 9. Family Sphyrnidae. 10. Order pristiformes. 11. Family pristidae. 12. Order Torpediniformes. 13. Family torpedinidae. 14. Family Narcinidae. 15. Order Rajiformes. 16. Family Rhinobatidae. 17. Family Dasyatidae. 18. Family Gymnuridae. 19. Family Myliobatidae. 20. Family Mobulidae. 21. Class Osteichthyes. 22. Key to the orders. 23. Order Elopiformes. 24. Family Elopidae. 25. Family Megalopidae. 26. Order Anguilliformes. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. Table I. Fishes originally described as new to science from Orissa coast. 186 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) and Ladakh, which together constituted the former state of Jammu and Kashmir, had been in a state of political turmoil ever since the former princely state had acceded to India in October 1947. The tumult included the invasion of J&K by Pakistani tribal raiders, the deceptive Pakistani occupation of the strategic Gilgit-Baltistan region, a UN-sponsored cease-fire in the Indo-Pak War (1947-49), the creation of the POK as an entity, the illegal occupation of the strategic Aksai Chin plateau and the building of a military highway across it by China, Pakistan's deal with China gifting away to the latter the Shaksgam valley in Gilgit-Baltistan (1963), the bungling in the system of internal governance of the state by the then government in granting a 'special status' to it, Pakistan-sponsored terrorist activities and Islamic fundamentalism and a serious attempt to cause its secession from India. This book is a detailed study and an eye-opener of all historical, political and anti-social events. It also recounts the decisive Indian response including Balakot surgical strikes against terrorists, to the pre-Aug. 5 (2019) pandemonium in J&K, the scrapping of Article 370, the consequent revocation of its 'special status', the reorganisation of the state into two Union Territories and all their ramifications for restoration of peace and saying good-bye to corruption in the sub-continent.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface.1. The geopolitical matrix. 2. Historical background of the north east. 3. The problem of immigration. 4. The turmoil. 5. Anti-foreigner agitation. 6. Small arms proliferation. 7. Insurgency in the north east. This book is a study of the geopolitical importance of North East India, including the geostrategic threats the region faces from across the borders. It focuses on the background and growth of what the players in the game indulgently call "regionalism" of the provinces. The rugged geography of the land and the idiosyncratic history of the waves of migration to it from near and distant lands beginning in a remote past and continuing ever since-the course had once led to the formation of an all-inclusive body-politic through a process of social integration in this part of the country centuries back-are now found to have gradually created out of nothing a consciousness-as also belligerence-among myriads of resident groups to rediscover their clan identities on the basis of ethnicity, culture and the small territories of their group dominance. Mistrust, a desire to dominate and a never-ending chain of violence slowly became a way of life during the last half a century in almost all the seven States collectively called the North East. This work is a chronicle of investigation into the events that bred a secessionist sentiment and an insular attitude among the different communities and tribes inhabiting the hills and plains of the region. The research undertaken by the author detects a pattern in the social and political developments in various corners of the region during the last few decades. Most of the ills that have been belabouring the Seven Sister States are unique to this region. It provokes a thought, "who is responsible for this mess?" The book examines the slide.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. I. Development and disparity in social and economic sectors 1. Development and disparity. 2. Economic development. 3. Social dimensions of development. II. Rural urban disparity 4. Social and economic disparity evidences from secondary data. 5. Sample design and details of primary survey. 6. Social and economic disparity evidences from primary survey. 7. Rural urban relations in Uttarakhand retrospect and prospect. References. Index. The growing disparity in India between regions sectors and sections of the population is a blot on our civilization. Although the economic reforms have ushered in an era of high growth the unequal distribution of these gains particularly between rural and urban sectors has thrown up questions about the distributional impact of such growth processes. This book studies the nature of rural urban disparity for the hilly state of Uttarakhand. Based on secondary data and a primary survey it takes an extensive look at both social and economic aspects of development in the state and the extent of inequality in these sectors. 226 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Drugs of abuse. 2. Abuse of drugs. 3. Production of drugs. 4. Trafficking. 5. Narco terrorism. 6. Doping in sports. 7. Role of international bodies. 8. Drug law enforcement. Index. At the outset the book gives a list of the currently available narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances classified under relevant categories with a description of their origins and effects on users to enable the reader to know the wide variety of drugs in use the world over. The theoretical explanations in respect of the diverse and often queer drug abuse patterns and their consequences have been highlighted. The region wise history and the style of production of narcotics as well as the economics and geo politics involved therein have been examined. The book investigates the diverse drug trafficking patterns the layout of the global drug routes and the functioning of major drug cartels in Asia Europe Africa and the Americas. The nuances of the profit giving drugs trade that does the billion dollar funding of insurgencies and gun running across the globe have also been probed. There is special forms on the pattern and role of substance abuse in national and international sports. Besides the book contains a summary of the history of the international community's intervention in thwarting the escalation of the drug menace. Finally it contains comparative study of drug law enforcement in the major countries of the world including India. 296 pp.

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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Review of literature 3 Research design 4 Research setting 5 Socio-economic profile 6 Peoples perception of industrialisation and future industrialisation 7 Mitigation measures 8 Conclusion Bibliography Index In developed countries environmental degradation is almost exclusively caused by consumerism On the contrary the environment in developing countries suffer loss and degradation primarily owing to mans struggle for existence although his illiteracy and ignorance partly contribute to environmental pollution Moreover in the developing world there are also pockets of industrialization urbanization and commercial activities whose mode of functioning as well as style of living may be attributed to environmental degradationThe present study not only intends to assess the negative environmental impact of industrialisation but also examines peoples perception of the impact of further industrialisation The study reveals the possible negative impact and recommends methods for prevention control and mitigation 268 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. Diversification 1. Diversified farming systems for livelihood security in arid regions/B.S. Chundawat. 2. Horticulture based farming systems for arid region/O.P. Pareek and O.P. Awasthi. 3. Productivity dynamics of integrated farming systems in western Rajasthan/T.K. Bhati J.C. Tewari and S.S. Rathore. 4. Shrubs for diversification of farming system in Western Rajasthan/J.P. Singh V.S. Rathore M.L. Soni and B.K. Mathur. 5. Performance of Guggal provenances under arid conditions/R.S. Mertia B.K. Kandpal and Daleep Singh. 6. Present status and scope of henna for crop diversification in arid and semi arid regions/Y.V. Singh B.L. Jangid and Khem Chand. 7. Productivity of moth bean intercropped with fruit trees/N.D. Yadava M.L. Soni and R.K. Beniwal. 8. Pomegranate based cropping system for sustainable production under arid ecosystem/G. Lal. 9. Productivity of an agri horti silvi system under sprinkler irrigation/R.K. Beniwal N.D. Yadava and M.L. Soni. Strengthening the traditional farming systems 1. Agroforestry for improved livelihood security/K.R. Solanki. 2. Management of arid rangelands/P. Rai. 3. Remote sensing based soil information system for sustainable farming system/D.C. Joshi and N.K. Kalra. 4. Evaluation of neem and ardu based agri silvi systems/J.M. Patel S.N. Jaimini and S.B. Patel. 5. Integrating vegetative and water harvesting measures to establish silva Ayurveda models in arid region/C.S. Dange Genda Singh and Sunil Kumar. 6. Growth and biomass production of fodder species in agroforestry systems under arid conditions/Ranjana Arya G.R. Kachhwaha K.R. Choudhary and R.R. Lohara. 7. Acacia tortilis a boon to arid region of India/L.N. Harsh. 8. Potential of salvadora oleoides as an economic plant of the desert/Hamid A. Khan L.N. Harsh and P.R. Meghwal. 9. Strip cropping of grass and legume in silvi pastoral system/M. Patidar. 10. Trees and shrubs for fencing in arid region/N.K. Dwivedi Neelam Bhatnagar and S. Gopala Krishnan. 11. Viability of different cropping systems in semi arid regions of Haryana/S.K. Yadav Pawan Kumar Manoj Kumar and K.P. Singh. Enhancing resource use efficiency 1. Changing paradigms in water development and management systems in arid zone of India/J. Venkateswarlu. 2. Agro ecosystem management and natural resources conservation through watershed approach in arid regions/M.A. Khan J.C. Tewari Raj Singh R.K. Goyal and Pratap Narain. 3. Management of agricultural resources on watershed level for livelihood security in arid region/Balak Ram M. Patidar Pramila Raina and Usha Rani Ahuja. 4. Biological manipulation through farming systems for the arid regions of India/J.C. Tarafdar. 5. Soil biological productivity in relation to various farming systems in Indian arid zone/A.V. Rao. 6. Integrated approach for enhancing productivity of degraded land in arid zone/B.M. Sharma R.K. Goyal P.R. Meghwal and J.C. Tewari. 7. Response of moth bean genotypes to fertilizers and row spacing/B.K. Kandpal R.N. Kumawat R.S. Mertia and Ubed Ullah. 8. Nutrient management in ber (Zizyphus mauritiana lamk) under arid conditions/Haridayal G. Lal and Y.V. Singh. 9. Yield improvement of pearl millet by senna stems/B.K. Garg H.A. Khan and Z.D. Kavia. 10. Using diallel and line x tester mating systems for identifying parents and potential hybrids of pearl millet/V.K. Manga. 11. Identification of component traits contributing to seed yield and their inheritance in pigeonpea/V.P. Mittal K.S. Brar and Paramjit Singh. 12. Genetic architecture of yield and its components in Indian mustard/K.S. Brar V.P. Mittal and Paramjit Singh. 13. Comparative performance of pearl millet hybrids and composites for Stover Yield Traits/Yash Pal Yadav H.P. Yadav and J.S. Yadava. 14. Collection of pearl millet germplasm from Gujarat/S. Gopala Krishnan C.J. Dangaria P.S. Patel S.D. Atara N.K. Dwivedi and Neelam Bhatnagar. 15. Impact of tree plantation on the physico chemical properties of arid zone soils/Pramila Raina Mahesh.