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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Isha and her grandpa (Tatiya) are besties and share a rare camaraderie. Tatiya is ageless and Isha is a girl full of chutzpah! When everything seems near perfect, tragedy strikes. Tatiya is diagnosed with cancer. Their world comes crumbling down. Isha tries to make sense of the chaos around her. Slowly but surely, she becomes the rallying point for her family, especially Tatiya. Will the daring duo be able to overcome the huge crisis? In the worst of times, can it bring out the best within? Can it fight the big tumour with bigger humour? My Grandpa, My Bestie is a tale of courage, compassion and empathy with loads of masti and humour. It tells an enduring tale of an endearing connect between Gen-Ex & Gen-Next .…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. 1. Foundation of the English Company's Trade in Bengal and the Private Merchants. 2. Surman Embassy : a boon for private English merchants. 3. Growth of company's trade and the private English Merchants. 4. Pre-Plassey private trade-an evasion of Nawabs authority. 5. 1757-63 : years of mounting private trade. 6. Grant of Diwani and the liquidation of Bengal's economy by Private Trade. Conclusion. Appendices. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The present research work entitled Private Trade of the English Merchants and Decline of Bengals Economy, 1690-1765, i.e. from the English settlement in Calcutta up to the grant of diwani, is an attempt to narrate the gradual decline of Bengal economy by the entry of private English merchants. It is also an attempt to narrate the private trade of the Company's officials, free-merchants, as well as interlopers, who had carried on this illegal trade in different marts of Bengal, without any licence of trade. Thus on the very outset, it should be borne in mind that the present research work does not narrate the east India Company's trade in Bengal.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. This collection examines Calcutta's rapid transformation from a cluster of three villages into the second city of the British Empire. Bidisha Chakraborty and Sarmistha De, two talented archivists, remind us that the ancient and crumbling British legacy scattered all around Calcutta was once a fledgling imperial dream of the most astounding scope. The English East India Company started out as a trading company but soon found itself saddled with administrative responsibilities. The British built Calcutta around Fort William, not just for the burgeoning European population but also as the nerve centre of their growing Indian empire. As word spread about how the British wanted to make Calcutta the 'London of the East', people from all over Bengal, India and the rest of the world flocked to Calcutta throughout the nineteenth century. This book delves into several archival sources and unearths not just the grandeur of such an ambitious undertaking but also the meticulous planning that went with it. Through rare photographs, plans, blueprints and other documentary evidence we get a glimpse of Calcutta as the British wanted the city to be. This book shows not just how much they achieved but also the inevitable resistance that they faced. One is also made aware of the complex coloniser-colonised dialectic that lay behind the growth of a city like Calcutta.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. An active career spanning seven decades is unusual. And to describe Ashoka Gupta (1912-2008) simply as a 'social worker' is not enough. Till the last day of her life, she was a dynamo, who generated exhilaration and energy in those around her. In this volume,we have tried to capture her personality through her own writings and through the recollections of others. The earliest piece by her was published in 1945, the last written in 2004. They vividly convey the ethos of the times-the terrible 1940s, through war,famine, riots, and Partition-situations when actions spoke more strongly than words. The tragedy of Partition was overtaken by the excitement and anticipation of nation building. For Ashoka Gupta the ideals of the Indian constitution were realistic, and needed to be strengthened by ceaseless hands-on work at the grassroots. Twenty years later, she stood by her husband to battle the injustices done to the refugees from East Pakistan who had migrated in the 1960s and were being 'rehabilitated' in the wilderness called Dandakaranya.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Introduction. 1. The European settlement in India: a colony not in the making. 2. Anatomy of European destitution in India. 3. The ailing self: prognosis and prescription. 4. White prostitutes: imperial morality in the red. 5. White prisoners: discipline and pamper. Conclusion. Bibliography. Appendices. Index. "Even as Victorian England sought means and methods to 'manage' its poor through new laws, the colonial rulers of India found the European poor in India a threat to the myth of superiority and homogeneity they were busy building up for the British ruling class. This study focuses on this particular section of European settlers in India, referred to in contemporary official papers as the 'low Europeans' or 'mean whites'; which loosely meant a white underclass comprising destitutes, vagrants, convicts, lunatics and prostitutes. Primarily a study of the European underworld and marginal classes in two Presidencies of Colonial India, viz. Calcutta and Bombay, the condition of the marginal Europeans and white underworld in the mofussil and railway cantonment areas also comes under its purview. The genesis of delinquency and marginality among Europeans in India; manifestations of the problem; reactions of different sections of society to the problem; debates among the ruling class about the problem, its origin and solution, remedial measures taken by the administration as well as private initiatives are closely analysed.".…

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Contents Preface I New paradigms in business management 1 Banking sector in India evolution road ahead and e-bankingAnnu Agarwal 2 Impact of repo-rate on strategic management of business enterprisesCP Chawla 3 Impact of infrastructure development on the rural market of IndiaVikas Mehra and Deepak Trivedi 4 Energy conservation an effective tool for business managementMonika Gupta 5 Green marketing in India an overviewNeha Bhatia 6 Investment pattern of Indian and other Asian stock marketsNisha Jindal 7 Understanding SERVQUAL technique for measuring service qualitySarmistha Sarma 8 Retail sector in India opportunities and challengesSukhvinder Singh 9 Stress in the workplace meeting the challengeShilpa Arora 10 Role of mathematical programming in decision-makingSonal Aneja 11 Quality of living at work place a novel exemplar in managementSneha Sharma 12 A study on the fiscal policy an overviewTaxila Arora 13 Leadership challenges - managing change in organizationsYasha Aggarwal II New paradigms in information technology 14 CRM strategies and its applicationArti Gupta 15 E-commerce and its applicationsAbhishek Tripathi 16 CRM working in cloudAnkita Sharma 17 Encrypting database contents for efficient query processingAnkit Dhamija 18 Information management and intelligent organizationAnkita Minglani 19 Understanding the significance of OSS in knowledge proliferationHemant Kumar 20 Information technology and competitive advantageKamal Preet Kaur 21 Android operating system revolution in mobile technologyLavisha Ahuja 22 Green computingMadhu Chauhan 23 Data warehouse and its application in IT and managementShubhra Dwivedi 24 Fundamentals of cellular networksSimranjeet Kaur 25 Biometric ATM a banking solution to rural IndiaSudeepa Roy DeyThe present day economic environment is ruled by the changes in Business Management and Information Technology The uniqueness of both the disciplines is the fact that they have a direct impact on the global economy Academicians and industry experts in Business Management and Information Technology are redefining the standards of both the disciplines The role of these two areas is complementary in nature with one trying to promote the other They are the two faces of same coin This book New Paradigms in Business Management and Information Technology is an effort to bring both these domains on the same platform and explore certain path breaking technologies that are going to be the 21st century paradigmsIt is the endeavor of the authors to present current and futuristic literature for the readers and a humble attempt to explain various facets of Business Management and Information Technology Hopefully it will enlarge the available literature in these functional domains jacket 326 pp. figs, tables (illustrator).…