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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Author: Sukanta Sarkar (MA, Ph.D) is working as assistant professor (economic s ) , Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala, Tripura. He did bachelor and master degree in economics. He was awarded Ph.D for this research work on rubber tappers in Tripura. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber plantation, Corporate social responsibility, Handicraft workers, Deforestation, Environmental pollution, Agrarian economics and Social securityÉ. Suman Kalyan Chaudhury (M.Com, Ph.D) is a distinguished scholar in the field of Finance and Accounting and a dedicated researcher and teacher. His superior academic credentials have put him in a status as exemplary and a role model in management. He has published 40 research papers in different referred National and International journals and magazines. At present under his guidance 10 research scholar doing Ph.D in the area of Management and one scholar has awarded Ph.D. His excellence in methodology and competency in pedagogy is well accredited. He has innate curiosity and his passion for management and industry is unique in style. His experience in this vast field is unparallel. He has engaged number of students in cutting edge research. He has participated and presented 60 papers in various National and International conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops. His area of interest on research covers Financial Management, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Micro Finance,.To his credit Dr. Chaudhury has 13 years of teaching experience, 3 years Industry experience along with 3 years research experience. Currently Dr. Chaudhury is working for Berhampaur University, Odisha as a Placement Officer, in P.G. Dept. of Business Administration. Contents: CONTENTS: # SECTION: A TRIBAL SITUATION AND WELFARE : Evolution and Functioning of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India Jangkhongam Doungel Introduction ¥ British Rule and Its Impact in the Hill Areas of the NorthEast India ¥ Bordolai Committee and Acceptance of the Second Schedule by the Constituent Assembly ¥ Amendment of the Sixth Schedule and Emergence of States and Union Territories from the Sixth Schedule Area ¥ Uniqueness of the Pawiregional Council ¥ Amendment of the Sixth Schedule and its Present Status ¥ Comparative Analysis of the Powers of Different Councils, and Conclusion. : Situation of TribalÕs in India: An Overview N.G. Pandse and Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Constitutional Provisions ¥ TribalÕs in North IndiaÑPunjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan ¥ TribalÕs in East IndiaWest Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa ¥ TribalÕs in West IndiaGoa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Daman and Diu ¥ TribalÕs in Central IndiaChhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh ¥ TribalÕs in South IndiaPondicherry, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu ¥ TribalÕs in NorthEast India Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh, Foreword 11 Preface 13 Abbreviations 15 List of Contributors 19 Introduction: 6 Autonomous District Council and Tribal Welfare Assam ¥ TribalÕs in Andaman and Nicobar Islands ¥ TribalÕs in Lakshadweep Islands ¥ Conclusion. : Traditional Thangkhal Marriage System S. Haukhanlian Mate Introduction ¥ Marriage System: Arrange Marriage, Elopement, Marriage Proposal, Bride Price, Marriage Ceremony, Mouven Key (dowry), Tunsa, Sasengsin, Pusum, Thaman, Sialkhumsa and Divorce. : The Sociodemography of the TribalÕs in NorthEast India P.K. Pandey Introduction ¥ TribalÕs in Assam ¥ TribalÕs in Meghalaya ¥ TribalÕs in Manipur ¥ TribalÕs in Nagaland ¥ TribalÕs in Mizoram ¥ TribalÕs in Sikkim ¥ TribalÕs in Arunachal Pradesh ¥ TribalÕs in Tripura ¥ Conclusion. : Economic Problems and Prospects of Tribal Youth in Tripura: With Special Reference to Educated Unemployment L. Darlong Introduction ¥ Situation of Tribal in Tripura ¥ Economic Problem Faced by Educated Tribal Youth ¥ Education and Unemployment ¥ An Alternative Way of Educated Tribal Youth ¥ Conclusion. : Tribal Life in India: Past vs Present Prahelika Roy Introduction ¥ Who are TribalÕs ¥ Situation of Tribal in India ¥ Life of TribalÕs: Historical Perspectives ¥ Changing Scenario of Tribal Life ¥ Policy of Government ¥ Conclusion. : Employment Avenues in Government and Corporate Sectors for Tribal People Turun Kumar Bahadur Introduction ¥ Constitutional Status ¥ TribalÕs in North East India ¥ Demographic Profile of Scheduled Tribes in AssamÑWork Participation Rate, Category of Workers, Government and Corporate Sector Job Opportunity for ST, Should there be Job Quotas in the Private: CONTENTS: 7 : Social Security of TribalÕs in India: Needs and Government Initiatives Fazana Alim Introduction ¥ Article 342 Scheduled Tribes ¥ Importance ¥ Constitutional Safeguards for the children ¥ Special Central Assistance and Grants under Article 275 (1) of the Constitution ¥ Tribal Welfare ¥ The Tribal Policy: Focus on Formal Education ¥ Sarva Shiksha Aviyan ¥ Ashram Schools ¥ Tribal subplan ¥ Vocational Training in Tribal Areas ¥ Schemes of Development of Primitive Tribal Groups ¥ Tribal Research Institutions ¥ Girls/Boys Hostels for STs ¥ Strengthen Education among Scheduled Tribe Girls in Low Literacy District ¥ Coaching for Scheduled Tribes ¥ Grantinaid to Voluntary Organisations Working for Welfare of Scheduled Tribes ¥ Postmatric Scholarship for Scheduled Tribes Students ¥ Upgradation of Merit of ST Students ¥ Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Scheme ¥ National Overseas Scholarship Scheme for Scheduled Tribes ¥ Scheme of Top Class Education for ST Students ¥ Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Limited ¥ PESA ¥ Scheme for Assistance to State Tribal Development and Finance Corporations ¥ State/UT.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The present book is a compilation of 14 scholarly articles which are representative in Dalit literary theory and practice. All the articles in the book are meant for the beginning scholars as well as the teachers in the area of Dalit literature in general and Dalit Novel in particular. The articles deal with the caste discrimination, gender dominance, oppression, poverty, denial of education, power politics, inequality, subjugation etc. The book exclusively focuses on Dalit novel and it showcases the variety of writers from different states of India and how they have represented their feelings as a Dalit within the Dalit community and outside the Dalit community. The book mainly focuses on the novels available in English translation. The Dalit novel remains a messenger and instrument for taking ahead the ideology of the Dalits from one to the rest of their communities. Going through the book we could understand that the Dalit novel depicts how the Dalits, with collective consciousness and selfassertion, rebel and turn their wheel of life from the stage of downtrodden to the stage of selfrespect. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Rajib Mallik is an Assistant Professor at National Institute of Technology Agartala. His areas of interest are Finance, Marketing and Accounting. He had completed his Bachelor of Pharmacy from Regional Institute of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology (RIPSAT), under Tripura University. He did his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance from Tripura University. He had obtained his Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing from Rajendra Prasad Institute, Mumbai. DR. Mallik has qualified UGC, NET Exam in Management (2009). He received his Ph.D. degree in Management from Singhania University, Rajasthan in the year 2012. He has rich experience in teaching, research and administration. He has several international research publications in peer reviewed and multi indexed Journals. He has participated and presented his research work in many international and national conferences. He is also a member of Hyderabad Institute of Social Sciences (HISS), Telangana. He is a Gold Medalist in his Bachelor of Pharmacy. He has been awarded many times from several reputed organization for outstanding achievements and remarkable role in the field of management education. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA, PhD) is a renowned scholar and academician in social science studies. He has more than 12 years teaching experience in various universities in India. He is currently working as Associate Professor in Department of Economics, Gambella University, Gambella, Ethiopia, Africa. He did bachelor and master degree in Economics from Tripura University, India. He was awarded doctorate degree from Singhania University, Rajasthan for his research work on socioeconomic changes of rubber tappers in Tripura. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. He presented more than thirty research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. He has been published more than hundred research papers in foreign and national journals. He was previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala and Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. CONTENTS: Preface . 9 Abbreviations . 11 PART Ð I TAX REFORMS 1. Taxation: An Overview . 15 ¥ Features of Tax ¥ Objectives of Taxation ¥ Canon of Taxation ¥ Characteristics of Canons of Taxation ¥ Proportional Tax ¥ Progressive Tax ¥ Regressive Tax ¥ Tax Base ¥ TaxTolerance ¥ Direct Taxes ¥ Types of Direct Tax ¥ Advantages of Direct Tax ¥ Disadvantages of Direct Tax ¥ Indirect Taxes ¥ Types of Indirect Tax ¥ Advantages of Indirect Tax ¥ Disadvantages of Indirect Tax ¥ Tax Reforms in India ¥ Bouncy and Elasticity of a Tax ¥ Impact of Tax ¥ Shifting of Tax ¥ Value Added Tax Reform. 2. Value Added Tax . 35 ¥ Meaning and Concept ¥ Objectives of Value Added Tax ¥ Difference between VAT and Turnover Tax ¥ Features of Value Added Tax ¥ Types of Value Added Tax ¥ Principles Governing Value Added Tax ¥ Advantages of Value Added Tax ¥ Disadvantages of Value Added Tax. 3. Goods and Services Tax . 41 ¥ What is Goods and Services Tax? ¥ Global Perspectives of GST ¥ History of Goods and Service Tax ¥ Types of GST in India ¥ Models of GST ¥ Objectives of GST ¥ Taxes Subsumed into GST ¥ Administration of GST in India ¥ Advantages of GST ¥ Disadvantages of GST ¥ Managerial Implementation ¥ Goods and Services TaxÓ Network ¥ GST Council ¥ GST Returns ¥ GST Rates in India ¥ Commodities subject to 5 per cent GST ¥ Services Subject to 5 per cent GST ¥ Commodities Subject to 12 per cent GST ¥ Services Subject to 12 per cent GST ¥ Commodities Subject to 18 per cent GST ¥ Services Subject to 18 per cent GST ¥ Commodities Subject to 28 per cent GST ¥ Services Subject to 28 per cent GST ¥ Opinion of GST ¥ Effects of GST ¥ Effects of GST on various sectors are ¥ What will get costlier in the GST regime. 4. Demonetization: An Overview . 67 ¥ What is Demonetization? ¥ Aim of Demonetization ¥ Demonetization in Countries ¥ Merits of Demonetization ¥ Demerits of Demonetization. 5. Demonetization in India . 81 ¥ Demonetization on January 1946 ¥ Demonetization on January 1978 ¥ Demonetization on 8th November, 2016 ¥ Important Steps taken before this announcement was made ¥ Similarities in 1978 and 2016 Ban ¥ Differences in the Currency Ban ¥ Decision of Demonetization is Arbitrary? ¥ Judicial Approach on Demonetization ¥ Constitutional Validity of Demonetization in India ¥ Public Reaction ¥ Experts and Economists Views ¥ Problems/Issues due to Demonetization ¥ Shortcomings of the Policy. 6. Effects of Demonetization . 95 ¥ Black Money in India ¥ Effects of Demonetization ¥ Impact of Demonetization on FMCG sector ¥ Deposits in Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana Account ¥ PostDemonetization Effort ¥ Overall Impact of Demonetizatio.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About the book: Child is a human between the stages of birth and teenage years. The legal definition of child generally refers to a minor, otherwise known as a person younger than the age of majority. Africa is the only continent with a regionspecific child rights instrument. The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) is an important tool for advancing children's right s. While building on the same basic principles as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the AU Children's Charter highlights issues of special importance in the African context. India has the largest number of children in the world. India's heritage of a stable family life and traditional joint family system helped children grow into an atmosphere of warmth and affection into a secure future. Children's rights are human rights for children. Human rights are basic standards to which every person is entitled to survive and develop indignity. The United Nations set a universal standard for human rights with the adopt ion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. Since t hen, a number of human rights treaties have been developed to recognize the basic rights of all persons. Children have these rights, too. Children (under age 18) also have specific rights, recognized in the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, given their vulnerability and dependence. All children's human right s apply to all children at all times, without exception. The provision and protection of children's Convent ion rights is the primary responsibility of governments at all levels and realising the promise of the Convention is an ongoing, progressive commitment. International human rights treaties are developed through negotiation among governments. United Nations Member States produce a commonly acceptable set of standards for the treatment of people by their governments. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in labour economics field, in particular. Contents of this book are Children RightsAn Overview ; Street Children; Orphan Children; Child Labour; Bonded Labour; Disable Children; Slum Children; Child Trafficking & Urban Beggar About The Author: Prof. B.K.Panda (MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor and Head, Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. His various papers are published in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research , Indi an Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economi cs. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA , Ph.D) is working as Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala (Tr ip ura). He qualified UGC NET Examin December/2006. He was awarded PhD for work on rubber tappers and currently he is D.Litt scholar in Berhampur University, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. His various research papers are published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber Plantation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Handicraft Workers, Deforestation, Environmental Pollution, Agrarian Economics, Illegal Trafficking & Social Security The Title 'Vulnerable Children Human Rights Perspectives written/authored/edited by B.K. Panda/Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357223997 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 327 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Children Studies / Human Rights. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms 327.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: Globalisation is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. The term globalisation has been increasingly used since the mid1980s and especially since the mid1990s. It is currently a popular and controversial issue, though often remaining a loose and poorly defined concept. Sometimes too comprehensively, the term is used to encompass increases in trade and liberalisation policies as well as reductions in transportation costs and technology transfer. Economic globalisation, the ongoing process of greater economic interdependence among countries , is reflected in the increasing amount of crossborder trade in goods and services, the increasing volume of international financial flows, and increasing flows of labour. Economic development is the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers and communities that promote the standard of living and economic health of a specific area. It is a wealth spent on country's population. Economic development can also be referred to as the quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy. The scope of it includes the process and policies by which a nation improves the economic, political, and social wellbeing of its people. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in economics finance field, in particular. About The Author: Prof. B.K. Panda(MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head, Department of Economics , Berhampur University , Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, lik e as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management , International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, lik e as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment , Consumption, Poverty and Inequality , Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies , I C FA I University , Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socio economic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate Fellow (PDF) in De p a r t me nt o f Economic s, Berhampur University , Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology , Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Content: CONTENTS: Preface 11 About the Contributors 13 Abbreviations 15 Part I Globalisation 1. Globalisation: A Reality in 21st Century 21 S. K.Chaudhury & Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Globalisation? ¥ History of Globalisation ¥ Significance of Globalisation ¥ Measurement of Globalisation ¥ Components of Globalisation ¥ Globalisation in India ¥ Effects of Globalisation ¥ Problems of Globalisation ¥ Small Scale Industry and Globalisation ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 2. Globalisation and Status of Women in India: A Study 39 Prof. D.Pulla Rao Introduction ¥ Gender Equity in the Constitution of India ¥ Women at the National Level Politics ¥ Women chief ministers of India ¥ Gender Variations in Literacy Levels ¥ Women in the Parliament of India ¥ Women Representation in State Legislatures ¥ Women Representation in Panchayati Raj Institutions ¥ The New Initiatives ¥ The Failures of the Government of India ¥ Summary ¥ Suggestions ¥ References. 3. Global Export Crisis and Chiken Impact on the Poor in India: A Synthesis of Sector Studies 52 Shikha Chantia Introduction ¥ Overview of the Chikan with Selected Sectors through Data ¥ Chikken Craft¥ Key Findings ¥ References 4. Women Empowerment and Microfinance: Bridging the Gender Gap 60 Krupa D. Bhatt Introduction ¥ Gender Inequality and the Need for Women Empowerment ¥ Micro finance and Women Empowerment: Global Perspective ¥ Microfinance in IndiaSuccess and Flaws ¥ SEWA Conclusion ¥ References 5. Acceptance of Birth Control Methods: The Prevailing Pattern among Yerava Tribe in Karnataka 73 P. Prabhuswamy¥ Introduction ¥ The Context ¥ Karnataka Scenario ¥ Awareness and Acceptance of Birth Control Methods among Tribes ¥ The Pattern among Yeravas ¥ Objectives ¥ Methodology ¥ Analysis and Findings ¥ Type of Contraceptive Methods Opted by the Yerava Women ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 6. Economic Development in India: Progress and Challenges 90 Prof. R.Prasad & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Economic Development? ¥ Indicators for Economic Development ¥ Economic Development in India since Independence ¥ Five Year Plans ¥ Finance Commissions ¥ Centre State Financial Reforms ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 7. Globalisation and Poverty Eradication: An Assertive Approach in 21st Century 109 Dr. Deepali Singh Introduction ¥ Causes of Poverty ¥ Poverty in India ¥ Government Policies ¥ Below Poverty Line ¥ Conclusion¥ References 8. Changes of Economic Sectors in India: Progress and Challenges 120 Dr. Rakesh Joshi & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Types of Economic Sector ¥ Importance of Economic Sectors ¥ Economic Sectors of India: Changing ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 9. Effects of Globalisation on Language lecturer's of international postgraduates language and academic culture in National University of Malaysia 137 Md. Mo.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: After retirement from the Army in 1978 I worked for about a decade in the Middle East on various project management assignments. This became a stepping stone for my 'Green Card' to become permanent resident of California which facilitated my PhD studies from an Indian University. The huge well stocked and catalogued libraries of Berkley and San Francisco Universities proved boon, vast store houses of valuable information. A large number of encyclopedia besides numerous rare outofprint old books to which I had easy access in the Universities of California. I acknowledge with deep gratitude for having made liberal use of vast literature on subjects like Paranormal phenomena, P a r a Psychology , ' Near Death Experiences', 'Out of Body Experiences', Mysteries, GhostsApparitions, Dreams, Sances , communications with the Ò Other SideÓ via mediums , medical treatment via Regression, Reincarnation, Psychic Sciences, and above all, about DEA TH: We Never Die! Excellent resource on Philosophy of Spiritualism É About The Author: Mahinder Gulati born Feb 1931 i n remote village in Pakistan. At age twenty became an officer in Corps of Engineers. Published his first article at age 22: FORTY DAYS AMONG THE LUSHAIS. In compliance with Army rules he started writing under pseudonym, 'Gemini Paul'. Published many articles in social anthropological journals. In 1962 was actively involved in Army operations in NEFA. During 1965 Indo Pak War he was in LahoreKhemkaran Sector in a Tank Brigade. In 1971 he was on Planning Staff for Bangladesh Operations and was posted at Dacca in mid December. Was awarded MID ('Mention in Despatch'). Cabinet Division of the Government of People's Republic of Bangladesh appointed Col Gulati as member of Communication Cell of their Government. After finishing his foreign contracts he settled down at Dehradun for Ph.D. Has twelve books to his credit on historical biographical philosophical subjects besides one in the slippery field of political science. Content: Preface 7 1. Riddles of Nature 11 2. Xenoglossy 17 3. Stonehenge, Mehirs and Dolmen 27 4. Bermuda Triangle 35 5. Shamanism and Shamanic Experiences 39 6. Divination 41 7. Precognition, Premonitions, 53 Predictions and Prophecies 8. Dreams 65 9. Ghosts and Apparitions 73 10. Near Death Experience (NDE) 87 Out of Body Experience (OBE) 11. Hindu Tradition 93 12. Psychic Applications 99 13. Thanatology 117 14. Auras 121 15. Thought Forms 125 16. A Search for the Truth 137 17. Ghosts and Apparitions 141 18. Hello From Heaven 149 19. Shambhala 157 (Imaginary Land of Heavenly Bliss) 20. Totem: Personal Guardian Spirit 161 21. CHD 165 A Tibetan Rite of Impermanance Medically Impossible, Totally Unbelievable, Most Unnatural but still TRUE! 22. Tumo 171 (Self Generation of Body Heat) 23. Spirit World 175 24. Evil Forces 183 25. Death Transition or Terminus? 191 26. Liquor Drinking Gods 205 Spirits Love Spirit 27. Milk Drinking Gods 211 Bibliography 217 Index 225 The Title 'Violation of Disability of Rights written/authored/edited by Prof. Rohini Prasad, Dr. Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357225069 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 360 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Education & Reference / General. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms 360.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: Women's rights are the rights and entitlements claimed for women and girls of many societies worldwide. Although males seem to have dominated in many ancient cultures, there are some exceptions. During the 19th century some women began to ask for, demand, and then agitate and demonstrate for the right to vote, the right to participate in their government and its law making. In the subsequent decades women's rights again became an important issue in the English speaking world. By the 1960s the movement was called feminism. In 1946 the United Nations established a Commission on the Status of Women. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948, enshrines "the equal rights of men and women", and addressed both the equality and equity issues. The present book highlights, considers and discusses various contemporary issues of women rights. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in women rights field, in particular. About The Author:Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA, UGCNET, PHD is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala Tripura, India. He did bachalor and master degree in Economics from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his research work on socioeconomic changes of rubber tappers in Tripura He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala and Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human trafficking, Orphan children, Rubber plantation, Corporate social responsibility, Handicraft workers, Deforestation, Environmental pollution, Agrarian economics, Illegal trafficking, Environmental Science, Autonomous District Council & Tribal Welfare and Social security. Dr. Manaswini Patra is presently working as Librarian I/c at R.P.Padhy Library, Berhampur University, Odisha. She received her MLISC from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, PGDLAN from IGNOU, New Delhi and Ph.D from Berhampur University. Dr. Patra has more than 08 years of experience in Library Administration and Management. She has participated and presented papers in more than 20 nos. of National & International conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops also published 25 nos. articles in different national and international referred Journals and published 5 nos. of books. Her areas of interest include Library Networking, application ICT in Libraries and Information Management. CONTENTS: Preface 9 Acknowledgements 11 Introduction 13 Abbreviations 17 Part I: Preservation of Women Rights 1. Status of Indian Women 23 Introduction ¥Indian Women during British Period ¥Prostitution in Colonial India ¥Social Upgrading of Women during British Period ¥Women Education during the British Period ¥Role of Women in Indian Freedom Movement ¥Women Empowerment since Independence ¥Women Rights in India ¥Role of Women in Indian Politics ¥Conclusion 2. Constitution of India 39 Introduction ¥Significance of Constitution ¥Preamble of Constitution ¥Fundamental Rights ¥Constitutional Protection ¥Protection of Human Rights ¥Conclusion 3. Women Rights 49 Introduction ¥What are WomenÕs Rights? ¥WomenÕs Rights Movement ¥Role of United Nations UN Women ¥Women Rights in India ¥Challenges before Women ¥Conclusion 4. Women Empowerment 61 Introduction ¥Meaning of the Concept ¥Importance of Empowerment ¥Missing Women ¥Women Empowerment in India ¥Policies for Women Empowerment ¥National Mission for Empowerment of Women ¥WomenÕs Empowerment Principles ¥Women Empowerment and Economic Development ¥WomenÕs Empowerment in Agriculture Index ¥Constrains before Women Empowerment ¥Conclusion 5. Women Entrepreneurship 79 Introduction ¥Meaning of the Concept ¥Importance of Women Entrepreneurs ¥Factors Influencing Women Entrepreneurs ¥Women Empowerment: Global Perspectives ¥Women Entrepreneurship in India Successful Women Entrepreneurs in India of 21st Century ¥Challenges before Women Entrepreneurs ¥Conclusion 6. SelfHelp Group and Microfinance 95 Introduction ¥What is SelfHelp Group? Features of Self Help Group ¥Importance of Microfinance ¥Grameen Bank ¥Microfinance in India ¥Success Story of Microfinance ¥Poverty Eradication ¥Women Empowerment ¥Shortcoming of Microfinance ¥Conclusion 7. Human Rights 115 Introduction ¥Meaning of the Concept ¥Importance of Human Rights ¥National Human Rights Commission ¥Universal Declaration of Human Rights ¥International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ¥International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights ¥Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women ¥International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination ¥Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ¥United Nations Convention against Torture ¥International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families ¥Convention on the Rights of the Child ¥Conclusion Part II: Violation of Women Rights 8. Force Marriage 181 Introduction ¥Meaning of the Concept ¥Types of Forced Marriage ¥Reasons of Force Marriage ¥Arrange Marriage ¥Force Marriage: Global Perspectives ¥Force Marriage in India ¥Effects of Force Marriage ¥Legal Mechanism ¥Conclusion 9. Dowry 195 Introduction ¥What is Dowry? ¥Reasons of Dowry ¥Advantages and Disadvantages of Dowry System ¥Dowry in Marriage: Global Perspectives ¥Dowry System in India ¥Dowry Death in India ¥Effects of Dowry ¥Dowry Prohibition Act 1961 ¥Protecti.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: Human society is a group of people involved in persistent interpersonal relationships, or a large social grouping sharing the same geographical or social territory. More broadly, a society may be illustrated as an economic, social, or industrial infrastructure, made up of a varied collection of individuals. Members of a society may be from different ethnic groups. Society, in general, addresses the fact that an individual has rather limited means as an autonomous unit. Human societies are most often organized according to their primary means of subsistence. Societies may also be structured politically. Societies are social groups that differ according to subsistence strategies, the ways that humans use technology to provide needs for them. The main form of food production in such societies is the daily collection of wild plants and the hunting of wild animals. Huntergatherers move around constantly in search of food. Fruits and vegetables grown in garden plots that have been cleared from the jungle or forest provide the main source of food in a horticultural society. Agrarian societies use agricultural technological advances to cultivate crops over a large area. As access to electronic information resources increased at the beginning of the 21st century, special attention was extended from the information society to the knowledge society. People of many nations united by common political and cultural traditions, beliefs, or values are sometimes also said to form a society. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in sociology field, in particular. Contents of this book are Child Marriage, Bonded Labour, Child Labour, Widow, Farmer Suicide, AIDS, Urbanization, Arm Trafficking, Poverty, Violence against Women, Human Trafficking , Orphan Children, Caste system, Beggary, Urban slum, Migration, Terrorism, Unemployment, Corruption, Drug Abuse, and Superstition. About The Author: Neelkanth Gajanan Pendse (MA, PhD) is former Head of the Department of Post Graduate Studies and Research in Economics, and Presently Chairman Board of Studies in Economics, Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur (M. P.). He specialises in Econometrics and Development Economics. He has published more than 100 research papers in professionally reputed Journals. He has six books to his credit and four books are in pipeline. He is also member of Editorial Board of Departmental Journal ÒKatilya VartaÓ. He is expert member to several academic bodies and life member of IEA, ISAE, ISLE, ICA, MPEA and IIOA. He is the first economist in the state of Madhya Pradesh to win young scientist Award in Social Sciences awarded by MAPCOST, Bhopal. Sukanta Sarkar (MA, PhD) is working as Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management Studies, ICF AI University , Agartala (Tripura). He did bachelor and master degree in economics from Tripura University. He awarded doctorate degree for his work on rubber tappers. He qualified UGC Ð NET Exam in December/2006. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. He has published various research papers in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Parallel economics, Human trafficking , Orphan children, Rubber plantation , Corporate social responsibility, Handicraft workers, Deforestation, Environmental pollution , Agrarian economics, Tourism, Autonomous District Council, Agricultural economics, Economic development, Sustainable development, Urbanization, Microfinance, and Social security . CONTENTS: Preface 9 Abbreviations 11 1. Child Marriage 13 [Introduction; What is Child Marriage? Reasons Behind; Global Perspectives; Child Marriage in India; The Effects; Legal Mechanism; Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929; Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006; Conclusion; References] 2. Bonded Labour 26 [Introduction; Who are Bonded Labourers? Reasons Behind; Global Perspectives; The System in India; Effects of Systems; Legal Mechanism; Bonded Labour System (Abolition) 1976; International Labour Organisation; Conclusion; References] 3. Child Labour 44 [Introduction; Who is Child Labourer? Reasons Behind; Global Perspectives; Indian Scene; Effects of Child Labour; International Labour Organisation (ILO); Effective Measures; The Convention and Its Implications; Legal Mechanism; National Child Labour Project; Conclusion; References] 4. Widows 63 [Introduction; Who are widows? Widows in India; Challenges before widow; Abolition of Sati;Widow Remarriage; Legal Perspectives; Hindu WidowsÕ Remarriage Act, 1856; Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007; Conclusion; References] 5. FarmersÕ Suicide 71 [Introduction; Reasons of FarmersÕ Suicide; Farmers; Suicide in India; Effects of Suicide; Government Assistance; Conclusion; References] 6. AIDS 85 [Introduction; What is AIDS/HIV? Reasons of AIDS; AIDS: Global Perspectives; AIDS in India; Effects of AIDS; Preventive Measures; Assistance to Victims; National AIDS Control Organisation; Conclusion; Reference] 7. Urbanisation 103 [Introduction; What is Urban Area? Global perspectives; Urbanisation in India; Problems of Urbanisation; Government Policies/Programmes; Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited; Urban Slum; RuralUrban Migration; United Nations Human Settlement Programme; Conclusion; Reference] 8. Arms Trafficking 122 [Introduction; What is Arms Trafficking? Reasons of Arms Trafficking; Global Perspectives; Arms Trafficking in West Africa; Arms Trafficking in India; Arms Trafficking and Terrorism; Effects of Arms Trafficking; Controlling Arms Trafficking; Conclusion; References] 9. Poverty in India 139 [Introduction; Urban Poverty; Rural Poverty; Human Poverty Index; Measurement; Types of Poverty Income Poverty and NonIncome Poverty; Absolute Poverty and Relative Poverty, In.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Author: Sukanta Sarkar (MA, Ph.D) is working as assistant professor (economic s ) , Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala, Tripura. He did bachelor and master degree in economics. He was awarded Ph.D for this research work on rubber tappers in Tripura. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber plantation, Corporate social responsibility, Handicraft workers, Deforestation, Environmental pollution, Agrarian economics and Social securityÉ. Suman Kalyan Chaudhury (M.Com, Ph.D) is a distinguished scholar in the field of Finance and Accounting and a dedicated researcher and teacher. His superior academic credentials have put him in a status as exemplary and a role model in management. He has published 40 research papers in different referred National and International journals and magazines. At present under his guidance 10 research scholar doing Ph.D in the area of Management and one scholar has awarded Ph.D. His excellence in methodology and competency in pedagogy is well accredited. He has innate curiosity and his passion for management and industry is unique in style. His experience in this vast field is unparallel. He has engaged number of students in cutting edge research. He has participated and presented 60 papers in various National and International conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops. His area of interest on research covers Financial Management, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Micro Finance,.To his credit Dr. Chaudhury has 13 years of teaching experience, 3 years Industry experience along with 3 years research experience. Currently Dr. Chaudhury is working for Berhampaur University, Odisha as a Placement Officer, in P.G. Dept. of Business Administration. Contents: CONTENTS: # SECTION: A TRIBAL SITUATION AND WELFARE : Evolution and Functioning of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India Jangkhongam Doungel Introduction ¥ British Rule and Its Impact in the Hill Areas of the NorthEast India ¥ Bordolai Committee and Acceptance of the Second Schedule by the Constituent Assembly ¥ Amendment of the Sixth Schedule and Emergence of States and Union Territories from the Sixth Schedule Area ¥ Uniqueness of the Pawiregional Council ¥ Amendment of the Sixth Schedule and its Present Status ¥ Comparative Analysis of the Powers of Different Councils, and Conclusion. : Situation of TribalÕs in India: An Overview N.G. Pandse and Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Constitutional Provisions ¥ TribalÕs in North IndiaÑPunjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan ¥ TribalÕs in East IndiaWest Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa ¥ TribalÕs in West IndiaGoa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Daman and Diu ¥ TribalÕs in Central IndiaChhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh ¥ TribalÕs in South IndiaPondicherry, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu ¥ TribalÕs in NorthEast India Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh, Foreword 11 Preface 13 Abbreviations 15 List of Contributors 19 Introduction: 6 Autonomous District Council and Tribal Welfare Assam ¥ TribalÕs in Andaman and Nicobar Islands ¥ TribalÕs in Lakshadweep Islands ¥ Conclusion. : Traditional Thangkhal Marriage System S. Haukhanlian Mate Introduction ¥ Marriage System: Arrange Marriage, Elopement, Marriage Proposal, Bride Price, Marriage Ceremony, Mouven Key (dowry), Tunsa, Sasengsin, Pusum, Thaman, Sialkhumsa and Divorce. : The Sociodemography of the TribalÕs in NorthEast India P.K. Pandey Introduction ¥ TribalÕs in Assam ¥ TribalÕs in Meghalaya ¥ TribalÕs in Manipur ¥ TribalÕs in Nagaland ¥ TribalÕs in Mizoram ¥ TribalÕs in Sikkim ¥ TribalÕs in Arunachal Pradesh ¥ TribalÕs in Tripura ¥ Conclusion. : Economic Problems and Prospects of Tribal Youth in Tripura: With Special Reference to Educated Unemployment L. Darlong Introduction ¥ Situation of Tribal in Tripura ¥ Economic Problem Faced by Educated Tribal Youth ¥ Education and Unemployment ¥ An Alternative Way of Educated Tribal Youth ¥ Conclusion. : Tribal Life in India: Past vs Present Prahelika Roy Introduction ¥ Who are TribalÕs ¥ Situation of Tribal in India ¥ Life of TribalÕs: Historical Perspectives ¥ Changing Scenario of Tribal Life ¥ Policy of Government ¥ Conclusion. : Employment Avenues in Government and Corporate Sectors for Tribal People Turun Kumar Bahadur Introduction ¥ Constitutional Status ¥ TribalÕs in North East India ¥ Demographic Profile of Scheduled Tribes in AssamÑWork Participation Rate, Category of Workers, Government and Corporate Sector Job Opportunity for ST, Should there be Job Quotas in the Private: CONTENTS: 7 : Social Security of TribalÕs in India: Needs and Government Initiatives Fazana Alim Introduction ¥ Article 342 Scheduled Tribes ¥ Importance ¥ Constitutional Safeguards for the children ¥ Special Central Assistance and Grants under Article 275 (1) of the Constitution ¥ Tribal Welfare ¥ The Tribal Policy: Focus on Formal Education ¥ Sarva Shiksha Aviyan ¥ Ashram Schools ¥ Tribal subplan ¥ Vocational Training in Tribal Areas ¥ Schemes of Development of Primitive Tribal Groups ¥ Tribal Research Institutions ¥ Girls/Boys Hostels for STs ¥ Strengthen Education among Scheduled Tribe Girls in Low Literacy District ¥ Coaching for Scheduled Tribes ¥ Grantinaid to Voluntary Organisations Working for Welfare of Scheduled Tribes ¥ Postmatric Scholarship for Scheduled Tribes Students ¥ Upgradation of Merit of ST Students ¥ Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Scheme ¥ National Overseas Scholarship Scheme for Scheduled Tribes ¥ Scheme of Top Class Education for ST Students ¥ Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India Limited ¥ PESA ¥ Scheme for Assistance to State Tribal Development and Finance Corporations ¥ State/UT.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About the book: Child is a human between the stages of birth and teenage years. The legal definition of child generally refers to a minor, otherwise known as a person younger than the age of majority. Africa is the only continent with a regionspecific child rights instrument. The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACRWC) is an important tool for advancing children's right s. While building on the same basic principles as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the AU Children's Charter highlights issues of special importance in the African context. India has the largest number of children in the world. India's heritage of a stable family life and traditional joint family system helped children grow into an atmosphere of warmth and affection into a secure future. Children's rights are human rights for children. Human rights are basic standards to which every person is entitled to survive and develop indignity. The United Nations set a universal standard for human rights with the adopt ion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. Since t hen, a number of human rights treaties have been developed to recognize the basic rights of all persons. Children have these rights, too. Children (under age 18) also have specific rights, recognized in the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, given their vulnerability and dependence. All children's human right s apply to all children at all times, without exception. The provision and protection of children's Convent ion rights is the primary responsibility of governments at all levels and realising the promise of the Convention is an ongoing, progressive commitment. International human rights treaties are developed through negotiation among governments. United Nations Member States produce a commonly acceptable set of standards for the treatment of people by their governments. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in labour economics field, in particular. Contents of this book are Children RightsAn Overview ; Street Children; Orphan Children; Child Labour; Bonded Labour; Disable Children; Slum Children; Child Trafficking & Urban Beggar About The Author: Prof. B.K.Panda (MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor and Head, Department of Economics, Berhampur University, Odisha. His various papers are published in reputed National and International Journals, like as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research , Indi an Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management, International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, like as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment, Consumption, Poverty and Inequality, Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economi cs. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA , Ph.D) is working as Assistant Professor, Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala (Tr ip ura). He qualified UGC NET Examin December/2006. He was awarded PhD for work on rubber tappers and currently he is D.Litt scholar in Berhampur University, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. His various research papers are published in foreign and national journals. He has authored books relating to Corruption, Human Trafficking, Orphan Children, Rubber Plantation, Corporate Social Responsibility, Handicraft Workers, Deforestation, Environmental Pollution, Agrarian Economics, Illegal Trafficking & Social Security The Title 'Vulnerable Children Human Rights Perspectives written/authored/edited by B.K. Panda/Sukanta Sarkar', published in the year 2015. The ISBN 9789351281177 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 327 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Children Studies / Human Rights. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 327.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About the book: Education in it's general sense is a form of learning in which the knowledge, skills, and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through teaching , training, or research. Systems of schooling involve institutionalised teaching and learning in relation to a curriculum, which itself is established according to a predetermined purpose of the schools in the system Schools systems are sometimes also based on religions, giving them different curricula. Universalisation of upper primary education in India is normally discussed in terms of enrolling and retaining all children belonging to the group 11 to 14. The present book highlights, considers and discusses various contemporary issues of Indian education. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general, students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in education field, in particular. Contents of this book are Primary Education in India: Progress and Challenges; Progress of Upper Primary Education in India : A Comparative Study of Pre and Post Reform Period; Employee Stress Management in Private School: An Analysis; Development of Primary Education among Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh; A Study of Academic Attainment among Class I Students of Himachal Pradesh; Midday Meal Programme in India: An Overview; Relationship between Preschool Education with Cognitive and Language Development of Preschool Children : An Analysis; Social Exclusion of Scheduled Caste Children from Primary Education in Tripura, Secondary Education in India : An Overview; Secondary Education : Progress and Challenges; Attitude of teachers and peers of mentally retarded children towards mental retardation : A Study in Assam; Higher Education in India : An Overview; Quality Assurance of Higher Education in India; Information Communication Technology and Higher Education; Digital Library: A New Invention in Research and Study; Adult Education in India : An Overview; Distance Education in India : An Overview; Community Participation and Local Governance in Education; Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan in India: Success and Constrains; Right to Education for Person with Disabilities ; Women Education in India: Challenges and Progress; Tribal Education in India: An Overview ; Environmental Education : Needs and Progress; Sex Education : Needs and Challenges and Knowledge Society and Information Management: A Study of Contemporary Socioeconomic Issues and Challenges., About The Author: Mohammed Ataur Rahman is the Director of Centre for Global Environmental Culture (CGEC) and Professor of College of Agricultural Sciences of IUBATInternational University of Business Agriculture and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Graduated from the University of Dhaka Professor Rahman obtained M.Sc. from the same university and also from the University of Landon with Post Graduate Diploma (Die) from the Imperial College, London. He did PhD from California, USA. He is a Plantation Crop, Forestry and Agriculture Specialist; Coordinators of WWOOF Bangladesh and Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE) Greater Dhaka acknowledged by UNUIAS. He published five books on Plantation Crops and Organic Farming Series and one on Traditional Knowledge and Biodiversity published by United Nations University, Japan. At present, he is working on Education for Sustainable Development with United Nations University Institute of Advance Studies (UNUIAS); Global Environment Change and Sustainable Development with International Geosphere and Biosphere Program (IGBP) and Asia Pacific NetWork (APN). Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala Tripura, India. He did MA and PhD in Economics. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate fellow in Berhampur University, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various top ics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Contents: PART:1PRIMARYEDUCATION 13 15 17 1 Primary Education in India:Progress and Challenges Prof N.C. Pendse andDr. Sukanta Sarkar 25 ¥ Introduction ¥ Concept ¥ Importance of Primary Education ¥ Primary Education in India ¥ Millennium Development Goals ¥ Challenges ¥ Conclusion 2. Progress of Upper Primary Education in India: A Comparative Study of Pre and Post Reform Period Prof D. Pu/la Rao 35 ¥ Introduction >Present Structure ofSchool Education in India ¥ Progress of Upper Primary Education >Studentteacher Ratio in Upper Primary Schools ¥ Conclusions 3. Employee Stress Management in Private School: An Analysis Ms. Sacbin Sacbdeua 43 ¥ Introduction s Stress: Hans Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome >Alarm Reaction ¥ Resistance s Exhaustion s Types of Stressors ¥ Effects of Stress ¥ Result and Discussions s Limitations >Future Research Directions 4. Development of PrimaryEducation among Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh ~D~~ ~ ¥ Introduction ¥ Policies and Programmes Objectives and Methodology ¥ Disparities in Literacy Ratesbetween Scheduled Castes and All Communities ¥ Enro llment of SC Children versus All Children in Primary Stage ¥ Districtwise Enrollment of SC Children vers us All Children in Primary Stage > Conclusions 5. A Study ofAcademic Attainment among Class I Students ofHimachal Pradesh Dr. Satish ChandBhadwal andDr.A nil KumarAgnihotri 57 ¥ Introduction s Objectives of the Study >Hypothesis of the Study >Analysis and Interpretation of Data > Discussion 6. Midday Meal Programme in India: An Overview Dr. MohammadAftarA/am 70 ¥ Introduction >What is Midday.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: Globalisation is the process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. The term globalisation has been increasingly used since the mid1980s and especially since the mid1990s. It is currently a popular and controversial issue, though often remaining a loose and poorly defined concept. Sometimes too comprehensively, the term is used to encompass increases in trade and liberalisation policies as well as reductions in transportation costs and technology transfer. Economic globalisation, the ongoing process of greater economic interdependence among countries , is reflected in the increasing amount of crossborder trade in goods and services, the increasing volume of international financial flows, and increasing flows of labour. Economic development is the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers and communities that promote the standard of living and economic health of a specific area. It is a wealth spent on country's population. Economic development can also be referred to as the quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy. The scope of it includes the process and policies by which a nation improves the economic, political, and social wellbeing of its people. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in economics finance field, in particular. About The Author: Prof. B.K. Panda(MA, M.Phil, Ph.D) is working as professor & Head, Department of Economics , Berhampur University , Odisha. He has published various papers in reputed National and International Journals, lik e as. IUP Journal of Management Research, International Journal of Business Research, Indian Economic Journal, Apeejay Journal of Management , International Journal of Environment and Development, Indian Journal of Economics, Journal of Rural Development, etc. He has published various books in economics, lik e as Economic Reforms and Emerging Patterns of Employment , Consumption, Poverty and Inequality , Applied Demand Analysis, Serial Publications etc. He has also supervised many Ph.D and M.Phill scholars in economics. Dr. Sukanta Sarkar is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies , I C FA I University , Agartala Tripura, India. He did Bachelor and Master degree from Tripura University. He was awarded doctorate degree for his work on socio economic improvement of rubber tappers. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. Currently he is PostDoctorate Fellow (PDF) in De p a r t me nt o f Economic s, Berhampur University , Ganjam, Odisha. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology , Agartala & Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. Content: CONTENTS: Preface 11 About the Contributors 13 Abbreviations 15 Part I Globalisation 1. Globalisation: A Reality in 21st Century 21 S. K.Chaudhury & Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Globalisation? ¥ History of Globalisation ¥ Significance of Globalisation ¥ Measurement of Globalisation ¥ Components of Globalisation ¥ Globalisation in India ¥ Effects of Globalisation ¥ Problems of Globalisation ¥ Small Scale Industry and Globalisation ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 2. Globalisation and Status of Women in India: A Study 39 Prof. D.Pulla Rao Introduction ¥ Gender Equity in the Constitution of India ¥ Women at the National Level Politics ¥ Women chief ministers of India ¥ Gender Variations in Literacy Levels ¥ Women in the Parliament of India ¥ Women Representation in State Legislatures ¥ Women Representation in Panchayati Raj Institutions ¥ The New Initiatives ¥ The Failures of the Government of India ¥ Summary ¥ Suggestions ¥ References. 3. Global Export Crisis and Chiken Impact on the Poor in India: A Synthesis of Sector Studies 52 Shikha Chantia Introduction ¥ Overview of the Chikan with Selected Sectors through Data ¥ Chikken Craft¥ Key Findings ¥ References 4. Women Empowerment and Microfinance: Bridging the Gender Gap 60 Krupa D. Bhatt Introduction ¥ Gender Inequality and the Need for Women Empowerment ¥ Micro finance and Women Empowerment: Global Perspective ¥ Microfinance in IndiaSuccess and Flaws ¥ SEWA Conclusion ¥ References 5. Acceptance of Birth Control Methods: The Prevailing Pattern among Yerava Tribe in Karnataka 73 P. Prabhuswamy¥ Introduction ¥ The Context ¥ Karnataka Scenario ¥ Awareness and Acceptance of Birth Control Methods among Tribes ¥ The Pattern among Yeravas ¥ Objectives ¥ Methodology ¥ Analysis and Findings ¥ Type of Contraceptive Methods Opted by the Yerava Women ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 6. Economic Development in India: Progress and Challenges 90 Prof. R.Prasad & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ What is Economic Development? ¥ Indicators for Economic Development ¥ Economic Development in India since Independence ¥ Five Year Plans ¥ Finance Commissions ¥ Centre State Financial Reforms ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 7. Globalisation and Poverty Eradication: An Assertive Approach in 21st Century 109 Dr. Deepali Singh Introduction ¥ Causes of Poverty ¥ Poverty in India ¥ Government Policies ¥ Below Poverty Line ¥ Conclusion¥ References 8. Changes of Economic Sectors in India: Progress and Challenges 120 Dr. Rakesh Joshi & Dr. Sukanta Sarkar Introduction ¥ Types of Economic Sector ¥ Importance of Economic Sectors ¥ Economic Sectors of India: Changing ¥ Conclusion ¥ References 9. Effects of Globalisation on Language lecturer's of international postgraduates language and academic culture in National University of Malaysia 137 Md. Mo.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Economic development is the sustained, concerted actions of policy makers and communities that promote the standard of living and economic health of a specific area. It can be referred to as the quantitative and qualitative changes in the economy. The study of economic development was borne out of an extension to traditional economics that focused entirely on national product, or the aggregate output of goods and services. It is important so that our society can constantly grow and evolve, making new advancements in both technology and industry. Understanding economics is important for our society to continue its rapid development. The level of economic development in a country may be measured by considering levels of public welfare, education, health and liberty. It is hoped that the present edition of this book will be beneficial to all concerned of the society, in general and students, lawyers, advocates, academicians, human rights institutions, researchers and NGOs working in economics field, in particular. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Sukanta Sarkar (MA,PhD) is working as Assistant Professor in Faculty of Management Studies, ICFAI University, Agartala Tripura. He did bachelor, master degree and doctorate in Economics. He qualified UGCNET Exam in December/2006. He presented many research papers in various seminars, conferences and symposiums. Various research papers have been published in foreign and national journals. He also previously worked as visiting lecturer in National Institute of Technology, Agartala and Tripura University. He has research interest in various topics like agricultural crisis, rural development, women empowerment, sustainable development and social problems. He has edited and reference books relating to Corruption, Human trafficking, Orphan children, Rubber plantation, Corporate social responsibility, Handicraft workers , Deforestation, Environmental pollution, Agrarian economics, Illegal trafficking, Environmental Science, Autonomous District Council & Tribal Welfare, Monetary economics, Economics of Labour and Industry, Women rights, Women politics, Minority rights and Social security. Dr. Suman Kalyan Chaudhury (M.Com. MBA. Ph.D) is a distinguished scholar in the field of Finance & Accounting and a dedicated researcher and teacher. His superior academic credentials have put him in a status as exemplary and a role model in management .He has published 40 research papers in different referred National and International journals and magazines. At present under his guidance 10 research scholar doing Ph.D in the area of Management and one scholar has awarded Ph.D .His excellence in methodology and competency in pedagogy is well accredited .He has innate curiosity and his passion for management and industry is unique in style. His experience in this vast field is unparallel. He has engaged number of students in cutting edge research. He has participated and presented 60 papers in various National and International conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops. His area of interest on research covers Financial Management, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, and Micro Finance. To his credit Dr. Chaudhury has 13 years of teaching experience, three years Industry experience along with three years research experience. Currently Dr. Chaudhury is working for Berhampaur University, Odisha as a Placement Officer, in P.G. Dept. of Business Administration. CONTENTS: ?Foreword . 9 Preface . 11 Introduction . 13 About the Contributors . 17 Abbreviations . 19 1. Corporate Governance in India: Challenges and Future Prospects . 23 Dr Suman Kalyan Chaudhury and Dr Sukanta Sarkar ¥ Introduction ¥ What is Corporate Governance? ¥ History of Corporate Governance ¥ Corporate Governance: Global Perspectives ¥ Corporate Governance in India ¥ Corporate Governance in India: Challenges ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 2. Green Marketing Strategies for Sustainable Development in the Present Era . 41 Akanshya Patnaik and Dr Sunil Kumar Pradhan ¥ Introduction ¥ Global Scenario in Green Marketing ¥ Green Responsibility ¥ Green Products/Production ¥ Green Pricing ¥ Green Promotion ¥ Green Packaging ¥ Consumer Response ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 3. Rubber Plantation in Tripura: A Strategy of Afforestation . 49 Dr B.K. Panda and Dr Sukanta Sarkar ¥ Introduction ¥ What is Rubber Plantation? ¥ Afforestation ¥ Significance of Afforestation ¥ Deforestation in Tripura ¥ Rubber Plantation in India ¥ Rubber Plantation in Tripura ¥ Benefits of Rubber Plantation ¥ Rubber Plantation Insurance ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 4. Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development: A Case Based Approach . 65 Dr Simanchala Das and Dr Suman Kalyan Chaudhury ¥ Introduction ¥ Review of Literature ¥ Sustainable Development ¥ Study of SAIL and RSP ¥ Rourkela Steel Plant has received the following awards ¥ SocioEconomic Development ¥ Medical & Health Care ¥ Education ¥ Developing the Rural Livelihood and Conservation of Energy ¥ Rehabilitation Initiatives ¥ Vocational Training and Skill Development ¥ Promoting Art and Culture ¥ Developing the Weaker Sections of the Society including the SCs and STs ¥ Creating Sustainable Income ¥ Environmental Management ¥ Implementation of EMS linked to ISO 14001 ¥ Improvement in Environmental Footprints and Operational Efficiency ¥ Improvement in Air and Water Pollution Level ¥ New Initiatives on Environment during 201314 ¥ Plantation ¥ EcoRestoration of Degraded Lands ¥ Awards and Accolades in respect to Environment Protection ¥ Environmental 6 Economic Development in India Performance of Rourkela Steel Plant ¥ Sustainable Performance Highlights 201213 ¥ Conclusion ¥ References. 5. Factors affecting Adolescent Childbearing and Its Impacts on Maternal and Child Health in India . 85 Dr R. Mutharayappa ¥ Introduction ¥ Characteristics of Adolescent Women ¥ Extent of Adolescent Women who had a Child ¥ Adolescent Maternal Health Care ¥ Pregnancy Complications among.

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