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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Argumentative and deeply researched, Bharat Rising combines the narrative style of journalism and the rigour and discipline of academia. It is as much about the resetting of Lutyens world as it is about a new India shedding its traditional distrust, if not distaste, for the country s civilizational and cultural past.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface and acknowledgements. 1. Approximation in numerical computations. 2. Calculus of finite differences. 3. Interpolation. 4. Numerical integration. 5. Numerical solutions of ordinary differential equations. 6. Numerical solutions of algebraic and transcendental equations. 7. Numerical solution of a system of linear equations. 8. curve fitting and spline interpolation. 9. Algorithms and programs in C language. 10. Introduction to software packages 34610.1. Appendix: fourier series and fourier transforms. Index. This textbook presents the frequently used numerical methods in a simple, well-structured and logical manner to enable students to easily grasp the pertinent concepts. All the concepts are accompanied by numerous solved problems of varying levels of difficulty to further strengthen and consolidate the students understanding. From a software perspective, algorithms as well as C programs are included to enable the student to optimise their usage of the techniques. The text is well supported with problems, illustrations, assignments, MCQs and long and short answer questions, thereby providing an exam-oriented approach.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Bharat's history is often written as a series of invasions starting with the Aryans knocking on the gates of the subcontinent followed by Central Asian tribes, the Arabs, Afghans, Turks, and finally Europeans. Mainstream history depicts Bharat as a barren land where various races and cultures arrived at different times. This country, we are told, belonged to each one of these migrants and invaders or to none of them. Eminent Distorians: Twists and Truths in Bharat's History challenges this historiography, presenting Bharat's story from its own perspective. It debunks the Aryan invasion theory, calling Vedic and Harappan civilizations two sides of the same coin. It reevaluates Ashoka's legacy and the Nehruvian obsession with his 'greatness'. It reinterprets Bharat's 'golden era' during the Gupta period and sheds new light on the post-Gupta phase. The book argues that Islamic conquest in Bharat faced stiff Hindu resistance until Akbar's diplomatic/matrimonial overtures. When Aurangzeb reverted to confrontation, his empire declined. Contrary to conventional understanding of history, Eminent Distorians explains how the British conquered this country from the Marathas not the Mughals. It also examines the roles of Gandhi, Gandhians, and revolutionaries in ending colonialism. Meticulously researched and cogently argued, the book avoids a Delhi-centric view of history as it highlights significant dynasties such as the Karkotas, Gurjara-Pratiharas, Pallavas, Cholas, and Ahoms, among others.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This book presents an analysis of the demand for housing and its determinants in the Dimapur town of Nagaland. Dimapur town is a unique representative of urban India and the most populous town in the hilly Nagaland state of North-East India that has been experiencing rapid growth of residential houses and population over the years. The rise in population, indigenous and migrants, consequently increases the demand for residential properties. But price/rent of residential properties varies across space and time depending upon the characteristics of the houses as well as on the preferences of the potential buyers/tenants and their capabilities. As no concrete study has been made on the nature of demand for housing and its characteristics in this hilly town, despite the unprecedented rise in demand for residential property, this study is an attempt to examine the determinants of demand for housing characteristics and factors that influence choice of housing in Dimapur. The study based on a primary survey across the 23 Wards of Dimapur Municipal Council and using appropriate statistical tools provides great insights into the housing demand pattern and factors affecting the same and brings out valuable policy implications.

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Contents 1 Education Concept and Types 2 Concept of Extension Education 3 Rural Development Meaning Definition Concepts and Objectives 4 Development programmes of Pre independence era 5 Development programmes of post independence era 6 Community development programme 7 Panchayati Raj System 8 Agricultural development programmes 9 Social justice and poverty alleviation programme 10 Women development programmes 11 Reorganized extension system-training and visit T&V System 12 New Trends in extension 13 Emergence of broad based extension 14 Important policies of agriculture Bibliography IndexThis book is prepared for undergraduate agricultural source of Dimension of Agricultural Extension as per revised curriculum in Extension Education for BSc Agri degree programmeAgricultural Education has undergone a change in its contents approaches emphasis and even methodology As a vast research knowledge is being generated new areas of learning in agriculture are being explored teaching approaches are constantly modified farmers orientation is getting changed professionals challenge is increasing so new items are being added with every passing ear in the Agricultural Education system The 4th Dean?s committee recommended the present course curricula and this book is prepared as per the new contents Some additional but important contents are also included in the book for the benefit of the students 238 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. This book, authored by three most experienced pedologists on 'Soil Resources of North Eastern States of India' covers the gamut of soil resources in eight states of North Eastern India comprising Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. The Chapter I opens out with the Introductory chapter enumerating the general description of the states, the Chapter II deals with the Agro-climate of North Eastern Region. Soils and Land Uses in Different States of NER are described in detail in Chapter III. The Chapter IV elaborates on the Acid Soils of NER and their Extent, Distribution and Management. The Degraded and Waste Lands of NER and their Extent and Distribution are dealt in detail in Chapter V. Vulnerability of NER to Climate Change - A Severe Threat to Agricultural Sustainability and Food Security are highlighted in Chapter VI. The references cited in the text are given in the end of the book.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. Background. I. Human resource and natural resource management 1. Dimension of human resource and the management of natural resources/Utpal Kumar De. 2. Human resource development and natural resource management an approach in Meghalaya/Mreeshi Agarwala and Keshav C. Das. 3. Human resource development and the management of natural material resources of Meghalaya/S. Aravamudhan. II. Management of some renewable resources 1. Financial management and sustainability of selected fish production units in Burdwan District of West Bengal/Soumyendra Kishore Datta and Ruma Kundu. 2. An alternative model of governance for civic drinking water supply a note/Arunoday Saha. 3. Effects of deforestation on environment in border area of Meghalaya/Rezina Ahmed. 4. Prospect of Bamboo Culture in Nagaland a note/Mithilesh Kumar Sinha. 5. Problems and prospects of biological resource utilization in Meghalaya/S.R. Joshi. III. Society resource management and economic development 1. Dynamics of coal extraction in Meghalaya and its implications/Utpal Kumar De Lambodar Rout and Gurudas Das. 2. Household's characteristics and dependency on common property resources a study in Arunachal Pradesh/Pravat Kumar Kuri. 3. Natural resource management and socio economic development of West Garo Hills of Meghalaya/Keshav C. Das and Mreeshi Agarwala. 4. Community and natural resource management/Amalesh Banerjee. IV. Population education and indigenous knowledge 1. Population growth and natural resource degradation in and around Guwahati City/Nilofar Jasmin and Kanta Chakraborty. 2. Natural resource management by Lisus in the Southeastern Part of Namdapha National Park Arunachal Pradesh/R. Sarmah A. Arunachalam D. Adhikari and M. Majumdar. 3. Role of education in preservation and enrichment of forest resources in Meghalaya/Surojit Sengupta and Sumana Paul. V. Tourism and resource management 1. Eco cultural tourism as an alternative strategy for sustainable Natural Resource Management a case study of Meghalaya/M. Sashikumar and R.R. Gowloog. 2. Tourists Resource Management an approach for North East India/Prasanta Bhattacharya. VI. Disaster control and resource management 1. Flood management and interlinking of rivers a case study of Brahmaputra in Assam/B.P. Sahu. 2. The place of disaster management in North East India's development Matrix/Anup Saikia. Depletion degradation and thus management of natural resources have become an important issue worldwide for sustaining human civilization and its progress. Several factors like population growth incidence of poverty unplanned economic activities ownership rights and faulty system of management as well as government policies are identified to be the major reasons for this. The both way linkages between the availability and quality of resources and economic and human development have been established in several writings theoretically and empirically that provide useful insights for the policy formulation and judicious management of resources. Attempts have been made at different national and international fora to raise awareness among the people and formulate ways for the sustainable management and utilisation of resources. In spite of having huge potential resources North East India failed to tap and judiciously use those for the development of the regional economy. However the region has also been observing degradation of such natural resources. The present volume is a collection of good articles highlighting the issues and problems of management of natural resources in connection with the development of economy. Also the linkage between human resources and management of natural resources is analysed along with the analysis of role of society education of the people and traditional knowledge especially in the North East India for the management of resources both renewable and non renewable. A part of the volume is also devoted for the management of tourism and related resources along with the descript.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Part I: Inequality, Growth and Development: 1. Does Economic Growth Increase Inequality?: An Empirical Analysis for ASEAN Countries, China and India/Partha Gangopadhyay and Biswa Nath Bhattacharya. 2. Does Institutional Quality Affect Foreign Direct Investment? A Panel Data Analysis/Girijasankar Mallik and Mamta Chowdhury. 3. An Empirical Verification of Kuznets Hypothesis in India/Aadil Ahmad Ganaie, Sajad Ahmad Bhat and Bandi Kamaiah. 4. An Inquiry into the Dynamics of Inequality from the Perspective of Caste/Anoop S. Kumar and P Yazir. 5. Can Horizontal Inequalities Explain Ethnic Conflicts? A Case Study of Bodoland Territorial Area Districts of Assam/Rupan Boro and Rajshree Bedamatta. 6. Selection and Performance of Self-Help Groups in West Bengal: A Case Study/Archita Ghosh and Tithi Bose. 7. Financial Inclusion Through Kisan Credit Cards in Arunachal Pradesh The Truth Behind Aggregating Numbers/Samir R. Samantara. 8. Insurance and Banking Habits Regulating Economic Stability of the People of Char Areas (Riverine) in Lower Assam/Kishore K. Das. 9. Institutional Barriers to Development in the State of Nagaland/Chothazo Nienu. Part II: Poverty at State Level with Focus North-East. 10. A Study of Multidimensional Poverty in Northeast India/Supravat Bagli. 11. Poverty, Inequality and Relative Deprivation Among Northeastern States of India: Evidence from NSS/Mohammad Kashif Khan and Balakrushna Padhi. 12. Deprivation of Women in Northeast India: An Exploratory Study/Papita Dutta. 13. Levels of Living in the Northeastern States of India/Anika M. W. Kshiar Shadap. 14. Urban Poverty Reduction Through Local Governance in Nepal/Dil Nath Fuel. 15. Rural Poverty and Employment Guarantee Scheme: Reflections from West Bengal/Manjima Mandal, Amal Mandal.16. Poverty in Rural West Bengal: Trend Over Four Decades/Arindam Chakraborty.17. A Study on Spatial Statistical Method of Poverty and Sustainable Development of North-Eastern States of India/Manoshi Phukon and Rajeshwar Singh.18. Hunger, Governance Failure and Its Outcome: An Analysis of the Historical Experience of the Mizo Hills District of Undivided Assam/Malabika Das Gupta. 19. Conflicts Leave a Trail of Poverty and Malnutrition: Evidences from Assam/Kalyan Das. Part III: Agricultural and Environmental Perspectives. 20. Integrating Management for Land Water Ecosystem for Augmenting Productivity, Income, and Sustainable Livelihood/A. M. Puste, S. K. Gunri, K. Jana, B. Ray Pramanik, S. K. Acharya and M. Dasgupta. 21. Family Farming in Amazon: Solution to Food and Regional Competitiveness/Alex Rotta Romani, Flávio de São Pedro Filho, Jeoval Batista da Silva, Janilene Vasconcelos de Melo and Jayashree Patil-Dake. 22. Farm Growth in Northeast India and Its Effect on Poverty/K. U. Viswanathan and Anannya Gupta. 23. Socio-Economic and Environmental Performance Across North-Eastern States of India/Rakesh Saxena. 24. Adaptability of Farmers in Assam Towards Extreme Climate Effects: An Empirical Investigation/Utpal Kumar De and Kamal Bodosa. 25. Dynamics of Forest Resources: Some Empirical Testing on Assam s Forest Cover/Gunjan Kumar. 26. Is Indian Agriculture Shifting Towards Feminisation? A Study on Recent Trend in Indian Agriculture with Reference to the Selected States of Northeast India/Banjul Bhattacharyya and Udaybhanu Bhattacharyya.

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