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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The author has structured the hierarchy of courts in ancient India and the way the courts were handling the matter and disposing off them in speedy way. It is interesting to read the methods followed in ancient India as to how the proceedings of the court were conducted, how the witness were examined , how the defendant or accused was called upon and judgement delivered. The methodology followed to extract truth from the accused and the ordeals conducted in cases where there was no eye witness. According to the author, the judicial system in ancient India was based upon moral and social values. Standard of conduct and the ancient philosophy. Merits like speedy justice, transparency and affordability under ancient system can provide national reorientation to the present system. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Sh. S. Narain an Alumnus of IIT, Roorkee earlier known as university of Roorkee, has been the Registrar Board of Technical Education Govt. of Delhi. For more than 15 years with a rare distinction of having got sponsored into I.A.S. by Govt. of Delhi. He has also worked as officer on Special Duty, Delhi College of Engineering, Govt. of Delhi, a prestigious Engineering College for degree, post degree and doctorate level courses for several years. CONTENTS: Chapter 1 : Modern Judicial System & Ancient India 1 Chapter 2 : Ancient Concept of Law & Justice 17 Chapter 3 : Sources & Authorities of Hindu Law 27 Chapter 4 : Judicial system of ancient India 49 Chapter 5 : Crimes & punishments in ancient India 71 Chapter 6 : Kinds & Set up of Courts 85 Chapter 7 : Witness Evidence & Ordeals in Ancient India 101 Chapter 8 : Judges, Judging & Judgment 117 Chapter 9 : Bar code in aicnent India 129 Chapter 10 : Schools of law Education 137 Chapter 11 : Jail, Bail & Warrant 145 The Title 'Jail Judges & Justice in Ancient India written/authored/edited by S. Narain, Forword By Sh. S.N.P. Sinha', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9789351282495 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 165 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Law / Sociology. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 165.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents 1 Materials properties manufacture and specifications 2 Conventional theory of reinforced concrete 3 Shear stress diagonal tension bond and anchorage 4 Limit state method of analysis and design 5 Design of one way slabs and beams working stress and limit state methods 6 Axially loaded columns working stress and limit state methods 7 Continuous beams and one way slabs working stress and limit state methods 8 Two way slabs and flat slabs  working stress and limit state methods 9 Foundation and footings working stress and limit state methods 10 Retaining wall working stress and limit state methods 11Staircases 12 Combined direct and bending stress working stress and limit state methods 13 Building frames Seismic analysis 14 Torsion in reinforced concrete working stress and limit state methods 15 Yield line theory and strip method of analysis of slabs 16Domes and water tanks 17 Deflections limit method of analysis and cracking of concrete 18 Detailing for seismic resistant building 19Deep beams 20 Distribution of concentrated loads bridges box culverts and marine structures This book on Reinforced Concrete has been comprehensively revised with a view to make it more suitable for the updated syllabus of various Technical Institutes and Engineering Colleges of different Universities More stress has been given to the Limit State Method of Analysis which is based on the ultimate strength of the structures More examples on Limit State Method of Analysis and Design have been included Limit State Method of Design has been illustrated in the Chapters on Foundation and Footing Chapter 9 as well as for Retaining Walls In Chapter 13 in which Design features of Building Frames have provided including provisions in Limit State Method a section has been included for discussion on Seismic Method of Analysis for Buildings This will be helpful for the students and the designers In Chapter 16 a section has been included on the Design of Overhead Water Tanks and Staging An example on Design of an Overhead Water Tank including the staging has been inserted Chapter 15 discussing Yield Lime Theory and Strip Methods has been retained as these are connected with the ulitmate Design of Reinforced Concrete Slabs Chapter 17 dealing with Deflections Limit Method of Analysis and Cracking of concrete are important when design of structures are done on basis of ultimate strengths A new Chapter on Deep Beam has been included as Chapter 19 with several examples on design of Deep Beam used in hoppers sides Chapter 20 has been added for discussion as Distribution of Concentrated Loads other related problems and Design of Bridges and Box Culverts Suitable examples on Design of Slab and Deck Girder Bridges and Box Culverts have also been included Besides a typical design of a RC Jetty supported on piles has also been included 1168 pp.…

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

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. 5th or later Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I: 1. The advantages of keeping cows. 2. Breeds of cattle. 3. Buying cows. 4. Points in a good cow. 5. Food. 6. House and utensils. 7. Attendants. 8. Washing, grooming and exercise. 9. Breeding. 10. Bulls. 11. Bullocks. 12. Dry cows. 13. Management of cows when calving. 14. Calves: their value, management and house. 15. Points in a good calf. 16. Castrating calves. 17. Taking the bull. 18. Barren cows. 19. Age of cattle and names at different ages. 20. Price of cattle. 21. Milk. 22. Cream. 23. Butter. 24. Ghee. 25. Curd, cheese, and tyer. 26. Lice, ticks, flies etc. 27. The seasons of the year. 28. Cattle-dung. 29. Grazing fields. 30. Dairy-farming. 31. Breeding and rearing farms, dry-cow farming and cattle-shows. 32. What experts say. II: 1. Diseases of cattle, goats and sheep. 2. Some common complaints. 3. Dangerous but not contagious diseases. 4. Contagious and fatal diseases. Recipes. Recipes of indigenous and other drugs for diseases etc. Weights and measures. Indian names of some cattle diseases. Indigenous drugs with their vernacular names and purposes. Index."A simple and practical book on cattle and their care and treatment in India. The book is divided into 36 chapters."It covers a large field of discovery, both in the theory and practice of cattle breeding and cow keeping in India."The text has been aptly illustrated through photographs and a comprehensive index have been provided to enhance the utility of the book." (jacket) 306 pp. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. The cohesion and the spirit-de-corps in the Indian Armed Forces (Army, Navy and the Air Force) is fostered by various customs and traditions, which are reflected in the daily lives of their officers and men. They are not always legally binding but they are nonetheless followed willingly without coercion. There are traditions handed down from the past Valour, Honour and Never to Surrender that are intrinsic and resonate the lives of servicemen and image of their regiments and formations. On the other hand there are cus­toms and traditions that regulate the lives of soldiers, sailors and airmen on a daily basis; military courtesies, dress and mess customs, regimental traditions, ceremonial drills and parades and the like. The various facets of customs and traditions of the armed forces were originally compiled by late Maj Gen Chand N. Das. The present volume has been inspired by the original and contains edited updated and enlarged facets that have been arranged in seven parts containing 33 chapters. Each chapter deals with different aspects of customs and traditions, viz., flags, colours and emblem, military uniform and dress customs, commemorative days, state and military funerals, battle honours, war memorials, medals and ribbons and so on.…

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