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Soft cover. Zustand: New. The extraordinary story of a child bride who took on the patriarchy and emerged one of India s pioneering women doctors. From overcoming stupendous trials to inscribing her name in the annals of women s liberation, Rukhmabai s journey is marked by a quiet, unyielding strength. Denied formal education and wedded off at eleven years of age to a nineteen-year-old wastrel named Dadaji Bhikaji, Rukhmabai refused to live with him and was dragged into a vexatious legal suit for the restitution of conjugal rights . The suit set off a huge social and political debate of far-reaching importance. Coverage of her historic defiance in both British and Indian media established her as a salient figure of global feminism and, along with the backing of notable reformers, soon paved the way for her move to the United Kingdom to study medicine. Studying at the London School of Medicine for Women and qualifying to be a doctor in 1894, she returned to India a celebrity but chose an unglamorous life of service through medical practice. She spent the next many years, until her retirement in 1929, leading hospitals in Surat and Rajkot through two pandemics, performing daring surgeries, awakening women across classes and inspiring them to openly seek medical treatment. An outcome of research spanning decades, Sudhir Chandra s authentic, perceptive biography shines brilliant new light on this extraordinary but little-known life of a rebel-doctor who dared to challenge the norms of her time and left behind a formidable legacy. The radical view she proposed of woman s freedom is yet to be fully realized.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Festivals. 3. Harela. 4. History of agriculture. 5. Smarta deities. 6. Local deities. 7. Crops. 8. Folklore about Harela. 9. Biodiversity of seeds. 10. Photographs. 11. Plants of Harela mentioned in other ethnobotanical uses. 12. Discussion. 13. Summary. 14. References. 15. Informants. 16. Appendix Plants included. 68 pp. …

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Meaning of Havan. 3. List of sixteen ceremonies. 4. List of local Gods and Goddesses. 5. Method of Havan. Havan in Kumaun is performed on various auspicious occasions to seek blessings of the Gods. Various plants and plant products which are being used by humans for day to day needs are used in Havan. In other word the burning of mixture of various aromatic herbs in the fire accompanied by invocation and offering to the Gods is known as Havan. Many Chants are also based on the plants. In addition many plants are worshipped at the time of Havan according to the occasion. All plants are not used in same Havan. In this study the description of Havan is based on the sixteen important ceremonies (p.7) considered important in the life of a human being. In folklore and practice Havan is also performed at various occasions in addition to these sixteen ceremonies. Special attention has been paid to Karnhvedh Jneu and Wedding ceremonies (35 plants 33 other products 18 plants used for Havan samagri). Ceremonies where Havan is prohibited are listed. A short account of local Gods (13) Goddesses (5) have been described in addition to those worshipped by Hindus throughout India. Folk songs (on seven plants) folk lores (on eight plants) used in Havan are also given. Our cultural practices like Havan have served purpose of bringing the whole community together imparting message of purity and cleanliness. It has served the purpose of conserving our traditional heritage since the time of Vedas and Puranas. 138 pp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About the book: The sugar industry is the second largest industry and next to textile industry. It plays an important role in the India economic life of India. It is such an industry which makes an impact on agriculture directly. The sugar industry has great significatory value which cannot be devalued in its relationship with agricultural and industrial economy of the rural region of India. The Indian sugar industry is a key factor of rural development, supporting over about 55 million sugarcane farmers and their dependents and a large mass of agricultural labourers involved in sugarcane cultivation, harvesting, machine manufacturing etc. Further, the Uttar Pradesh is the foremost state in production of sugar and sugarcane in the country. It contributes almost fifty per cent of the total production of the country. But nowadays, Indian sugar industry is suffering from some basic problems i.e., archaic plant and machinery, poor physical condition and sickness etc. Hence, the term Quality of Work Life (QWL) has been increasingly used to describe certain environmental and humanistic values neglected by the industrial societies in favour of technological advancement, industrial productivity and economic growth. Therefore, this book is an attempt to highlight the dimensions and status of QWL in Uttar Pradesh Sugar Industry. It is widely covers the four important aspects of QWL i.e., working environment aspect, relational aspect, job aspect and financial aspect. In this context, this book will certainly prove to be useful to policy makers, mill owners, employees, practitioners of human resource and students for understanding the conceptual knowledge of quality of work life and further research scope in this area. About The Author: Dr Sudhir Chandra Das, Professor in Commerce at Faculty of Commerce, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India. He did his PhD from BHU. His specialisation exclusively is Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour and current areas of interest in research are HRD, Industrial Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, High Performance Work Systems and Insurance etc. He has published forty research papers in national and international reputed indexed journals and delivered good numbers of lecturers in the capacity of key note speaker/guest faculty/resource person. Prof. Das has completed one UGC major research project and currently working in ICSSR, (New Delhi) major research project on Work Life Balance. He has visited two times abroad for presenting research papers in Canada and England. Further, Prof. Das has been awarded Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award 2006, by AICC, India. Mr Anil Kumar Gope is Qualified UGCNETJRF in Human Resource Management in 2011. Presently he is pursuing his doctoral research in the Faculty of Commerce, BHU. Contents: Contents: List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgements 1. Quality of Work Life An Introduction Introduction Quality of Work Life, Concept and Indicators The Evolutionary Stages of Quality of Work Life Scientific Management Movement Human Relation Movement Sociotechnical Movement Development of QWL Programmes in India Dimensions of QWL Measurement of Quality of Working Life Benefits from Improved QWL Changing Technology and its Impact on QWL Quality of Work Life and Organisational Variable Relationship between Quality of Work Life and Quality of Life Techniques for Improving QWL. 2. Review of Literature and Research Strategy Review of Literature Objectives of the Study Hypotheses of the Study Identified Factors and Variables of the Study Significance of QWL in Agrobased Industries Research Design Scope of the Study Method Design Measurement and Scaling Techniques Sampling Design Data Collection Brief Profile of Select Sample Sugar Mills The Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd. Sultanpur, (Avadh) Triveni Engineering and Industries Ltd., Ramkola The Kanoria Sugar and General Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Captainganj J.H.V. Distillery and Sugar Mill, Paudrona Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd., 9 13 15 17 21 23 56 6 Quality of Working Life in Sugar Industry Semikhera, Deorania Kesar Enterprises Ltd., Baheri, Bareily J.K. Sugar Ltd., Sindhauli Road, Meerganj DSCL Sugar Ltd., Rupapur, Hardoi The Bagpat Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., Bagpat Indian Potash Ltd. Sakauti Tanda Bajaj Hindustan Ltd., Kinauni Indian Potash Ltd., Mohiuddinpur Personal Profile of Sugar Mills Employees Analysis Design Chapter Scheme. 3. Indian Sugar Industry An Overview Overview of Indian Sugar Industry Structure of Indian Sugar Industry Progress of Sugar Industry during Five Year Plans SWOT Analysis of Indian Sugar Industry Sugar Export and Import Policies and Issues Relating to Sugar Industry The Global Sugar Industry Scenario Origin and Development of Sugar Industry in Uttar Pradesh Zonewise Performance of UP Sugar Industry Uttar Pradesh State Sugar Corporation Ltd. (UPSSCL) Uttar Pradesh Cooperative Sugar Factories Federation Ltd. (UPCSFFL) Private Sector Sugar Mills in Uttar Pradesh Problems of the Sugar Industry in Uttar Pradesh Critically Assessment and Conclusion Future Prospects of the Indian Sugar Industry. 4. Working Environment Factor An Analysis Introduction Geographical Locationwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Nature of Organisationwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Nature of Employmentwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Analysis of Work Environment Factor with Select Demographic Variables Conclusions. 5. Relational Factor An Evaluation Introduction Geographical Locationwise Analysis of Relational Factor Nature of Organisationwise Analysis of Relational Factor Nature of Employmentwise Analysis of Relational Factor Analysis of Relational Factor with Select Demographic Variables Conclusions. 6. Job Factor An Appraisal Introduction Geograph.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About the book: The sugar industry is the second largest industry and next to textile industry. It plays an important role in the India economic life of India. It is such an industry which makes an impact on agriculture directly. The sugar industry has great significatory value which cannot be devalued in its relationship with agricultural and industrial economy of the rural region of India. The Indian sugar industry is a key factor of rural development, supporting over about 55 million sugarcane farmers and their dependents and a large mass of agricultural labourers involved in sugarcane cultivation, harvesting, machine manufacturing etc. Further, the Uttar Pradesh is the foremost state in production of sugar and sugarcane in the country. It contributes almost fifty per cent of the total production of the country. But nowadays, Indian sugar industry is suffering from some basic problems i.e., archaic plant and machinery, poor physical condition and sickness etc. Hence, the term Quality of Work Life (QWL) has been increasingly used to describe certain environmental and humanistic values neglected by the industrial societies in favour of technological advancement, industrial productivity and economic growth. Therefore, this book is an attempt to highlight the dimensions and status of QWL in Uttar Pradesh Sugar Industry. It is widely covers the four important aspects of QWL i.e., working environment aspect, relational aspect, job aspect and financial aspect. In this context, this book will certainly prove to be useful to policy makers, mill owners, employees, practitioners of human resource and students for understanding the conceptual knowledge of quality of work life and further research scope in this area. About The Author: Dr Sudhir Chandra Das, Professor in Commerce at Faculty of Commerce, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India. He did his PhD from BHU. His specialisation exclusively is Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour and current areas of interest in research are HRD, Industrial Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, High Performance Work Systems and Insurance etc. He has published forty research papers in national and international reputed indexed journals and delivered good numbers of lecturers in the capacity of key note speaker/guest faculty/resource person. Prof. Das has completed one UGC major research project and currently working in ICSSR, (New Delhi) major research project on Work Life Balance. He has visited two times abroad for presenting research papers in Canada and England. Further, Prof. Das has been awarded Best Business Academic of the Year (BBAY) Award 2006, by AICC, India. Mr Anil Kumar Gope is Qualified UGCNETJRF in Human Resource Management in 2011. Presently he is pursuing his doctoral research in the Faculty of Commerce, BHU. Contents: Contents: List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations Preface Acknowledgements 1. Quality of Work Life An Introduction Introduction Quality of Work Life, Concept and Indicators The Evolutionary Stages of Quality of Work Life Scientific Management Movement Human Relation Movement Sociotechnical Movement Development of QWL Programmes in India Dimensions of QWL Measurement of Quality of Working Life Benefits from Improved QWL Changing Technology and its Impact on QWL Quality of Work Life and Organisational Variable Relationship between Quality of Work Life and Quality of Life Techniques for Improving QWL. 2. Review of Literature and Research Strategy Review of Literature Objectives of the Study Hypotheses of the Study Identified Factors and Variables of the Study Significance of QWL in Agrobased Industries Research Design Scope of the Study Method Design Measurement and Scaling Techniques Sampling Design Data Collection Brief Profile of Select Sample Sugar Mills The Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd. Sultanpur, (Avadh) Triveni Engineering and Industries Ltd., Ramkola The Kanoria Sugar and General Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Captainganj J.H.V. Distillery and Sugar Mill, Paudrona Kisan Sahkari Chini Mills Ltd., 9 13 15 17 21 23 56 6 Quality of Working Life in Sugar Industry Semikhera, Deorania Kesar Enterprises Ltd., Baheri, Bareily J.K. Sugar Ltd., Sindhauli Road, Meerganj DSCL Sugar Ltd., Rupapur, Hardoi The Bagpat Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., Bagpat Indian Potash Ltd. Sakauti Tanda Bajaj Hindustan Ltd., Kinauni Indian Potash Ltd., Mohiuddinpur Personal Profile of Sugar Mills Employees Analysis Design Chapter Scheme. 3. Indian Sugar Industry An Overview Overview of Indian Sugar Industry Structure of Indian Sugar Industry Progress of Sugar Industry during Five Year Plans SWOT Analysis of Indian Sugar Industry Sugar Export and Import Policies and Issues Relating to Sugar Industry The Global Sugar Industry Scenario Origin and Development of Sugar Industry in Uttar Pradesh Zonewise Performance of UP Sugar Industry Uttar Pradesh State Sugar Corporation Ltd. (UPSSCL) Uttar Pradesh Cooperative Sugar Factories Federation Ltd. (UPCSFFL) Private Sector Sugar Mills in Uttar Pradesh Problems of the Sugar Industry in Uttar Pradesh Critically Assessment and Conclusion Future Prospects of the Indian Sugar Industry. 4. Working Environment Factor An Analysis Introduction Geographical Locationwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Nature of Organisationwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Nature of Employmentwise Analysis of Working Environment Factor Analysis of Work Environment Factor with Select Demographic Variables Conclusions. 5. Relational Factor An Evaluation Introduction Geographical Locationwise Analysis of Relational Factor Nature of Organisationwise Analysis of Relational Factor Nature of Employmentwise Analysis of Relational Factor Analysis of Relational Factor with Select Demographic Variables Conclusions. 6. Job Factor An Appraisal Introduction Geograph.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Va Mycorrhiza resume. 2. Va mycorrhiza distribution. 3. Effect of va mycorrhiza on growth. 4. Va micorrhiza physiology. 5. Va mycorrhiza vs other microbes. 6. Factors affecting va mycorrhiza. 7. Va mycorrhiza as biocontrol agent. 8. Va mycorrhiza in Wasteland development. 9. Va mycorrhiza inoculum production. 10. Miscellany. 11. Future prospects and strategies. References. Because of the advantage of their universal presence minute size and astonishingly rich physiological qualities microbes play a key role in maintaining the biological equilibrium on earth and in their absence life on the planet will be extinct. Different forms of interrelationship between plants and microbes have developed over million of years. On the extreme end destruction of one by the other takes place. On the other hand in the struggle for existence between the two efficient opponents various forms of symbiotic relationships have emerged. The possible beneficial role of a symbiotic association between plant roots and fungi was brought out for the first time in 1842 by Vittadini and the name Mycorrhiza was given to it by Frank in 1855. Since then our knowledge on mycorrhiza plant relationship has grown somewhat with slow pace until about 1970 when there was a sudden upsurge of interest on a specialized type of endomycorrhiza vesicular arbuscular mycorrhiza (VA Mycorrhiza). The prodigious research made during last three decades clearly established its widespread occurrence in various plant species and under different agroclimatic conditions covering broad ecological range including deserts forests and mangroves. It was also established that this symbiotic association benefits the plants through enhanced nutrient uptake biological control of root pathogens and synergistic interaction with nitrogen fixing microorganisms hormone production and drought resistance. In view of its utility to plants this biotool has now attracted the attention of microbiologists agronomists horticulturists and foresters at the global level. Key Features The book includes all the work done by the major mycorrhizasts of India on various aspects. Taxonomy morphology and anatomy distribution of VA mycorrhizae in various habitats their effect on plant growth their physiology their interaction with other microbes their role in the control of soil borne pathogens including nematodes role in wasteland reclamation methods of inoculum production etc. find their way in the book. Valuable suggestions of active mycorrhizasts in various priority areas have been framed for future research in VA Mycorrhiza in the country. The book will be highly useful for the microbiologists plant pathologists environmentalists biochemists biotechnologists agriculturists foresters and planners. 413 pp.…