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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Doordarshan and satellite channels a profile. 3. Spread and impact of global television. 4. Globalization of advertisement on Indian televisions. 5. Globalization of contents and Indian television. 6. Epilogue. Appendices. Annexure. Bibliography. Index. As a powerful medium of communication globalization of Indian broadcasting has been responsible for bringing a whole lot of changes in our social values and culture. So it becomes essential to acquaint about different facets of global television. This book on Globalization of Indian Broadcasting throws light on some important issues that Indian television is facing at present. It is divided into six chapters. The first chapter provides general insight about global television working in India besides Doordarshan. The second one deals with a brief description about Doordarshan and its different channels along with satellite channels. In the third chapter spread and impact on global television in present context has been dealt. No one can deny the fact that in the present day advertising play an important role in shaping individuals as well as society. And in the chapter on globalization of advertisements on Indian television efforts have been made to show how it has shaped the Indian market in various ways. Similarly in chapter five one can find that how global content has affected Indian television through its various formats and in turn helped in developing its own contents. In the end under epilogue as sum up of all the above aspects along with suggestions have been provided. Commercial rate card of Doordarshan advertisement is appended in appendix for the benefit of those who are interested in it. 208 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction caste and OBCs. 2. Mobilization of backward castes. 3. Mungeri Lal Commission and after. 4. Protective discrimination. 5. Welfare measures for backward castes. 6. Epilogue. 7. Annexures. 8. Bibliography. Bihar immediately reflects two different concepts in one's mind i.e. first it is most difficult place to live in and secondly it has a rich past cultural history its educational brilliance its role in Freedom Struggle etc. No doubt it was one of the best administered state in 1950s as the Appleby Report and other reports speak of but it has undergone a sea change in the last fifty years which also has its bearing on the backward castes of the state. The present study is an attempt to understand the on going process of social transformation of backward caste (39% of the total state population) in context of Bihar. The introductory chapter gives a bird's eyes view about the Indian caste system including the meaning of backward castes in different contexts. What is the nature of social mobility among the weaker sections of the state has been discussed in mobilization of backward castes. It also describes the role played by different castes associations in achieving higher socio economic educational and political status during pre independence and post independence. Struggle for their betterment resulted in constitution of Mungerilal Commission to suggest various measures for their upliftment including formulation of reservation policy for the State Government Services as well as education (including welfare measures) so that their energy could be channelised in the right direction for diluting the aggressiveness of these caste groups for overall development of the state. In the end of the book lists of backward castes of Bihar along with office orders have been appended for practical purpose. 322 pp.