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Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,450grams, ISBN:9781853022944.

Zustand: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,350grams, ISBN:9781897635926.

Zustand: New. pp. xxvi + 396 Figures Maps.

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Zustand: New. pp. vi + 159 Figures Maps.

Zustand: New. pp. xi + 475 Maps.

Zustand: New. pp. xlix + 604 Map.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 263 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.66 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: New. pp. xxxvii + 479 Map.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Pbk, [12]p., b/w photo illustrations, map. A clean unmarked copy in very good condition. f1167 / m9249.

Zustand: New. pp. vi + 172 Maps.

Zustand: New. pp. vi + 163 Maps.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction/S.K. Aggarwal. I. Urban development and the urbanization process in India 1. Urbanization in India with special reference to growth of cities (1901 1951). 2. Urbanization in India retrospect and prospect. 3. Urbanization and urban development in India some policy issues. 4. Integrated rural and urban development a strategy for spatial development in India. 5. Cities suburbs the region and hinterland. 6. Rurban corridors and industrial development in India. 7. Planning for urban growth a review of the first three plans with a 2001 post script for urban growth. II. Metropolitan India 8. Metropolitan cities vehicles of modernization and shelter for the rural poor. 9. Problems of metropolitan cities in India. 10. Poverty in the metropolitan cities of India. 11. A strategy for reducing poverty in India's large metropolitan cities. 12. Spatial and socio economic dynamics of Delhi's emergence from a medium sized city to megalopolis 1947 2000. 13. Planning for Delhi before and after 1947 the emerging pressures and priorities. 14. The changing face of a South Delhi residential colony. 15. Need for a new model of Indian Metropolitan city. 16. Regional planning for large metropolitan cities a case study of the national capital region. 17. Master plans for metropolitan growth management five case studies in India. 18. The politics of metropolitan cities. Index. This book is a collection of essays by Dr. V. Nath former Chief of urban and regional planning at the Planning Commission. He wrote these essays as India was urbanizing since independence until more recent times when India is experiencing a state of restructured and globalised economy. It includes discussion on myriad aspect of urbanization and metropolitization with special emphasis on trends and reasons for rapid urbanization concentration of urban population in cities and mega cities emergence of rurban corridors as priority areas of urban growth role of cities as vehicles of economic growth and modernization urban poverty and growth of slums. Several essays focus on changing spatial structure of the cities the old model the emerging model and the need for a new model to encompass the outward spatial growth engulfing villages around it and the growth of slums along side the central city. The focus is also on lack of urban renewal slow or half hearted implementation of the plans for growth of cities politicization of municipal bodies insufficient investment for expansion in provision of services like water supply sewerage and roads. It gives hope for the future due to improvement in urban management and the activist's role played by the judicial system the courts and several civil society organizations. The book is especially a good reading who wants to peep into the processes of Indian urbanization with policy implications and hence suitable for urabanalogists urban planners and students with interests in India's urban and metropolitization problems. 396 pp.

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Contents Preface I Information Technology 1 Computer Related Crimes S C Mittal II Evidence And Prosecution 2 Personal Identification  Past Present and Future V N Sehgal 3 Identification of Dead Bodies and Interesting Tales From ThemV N Sehgal 4  Lie-Detection Its Legal Status and Reliability In India and Abroad V N Sehgal 5 Forensic Pathologist At The Crime Scene Yogender Bansal and Dasari Harish 6 Recent Trends In Medico Legal Investigation of Torture CasesB B L Agarwal and SK Verma 7 Role of Physical Evidence In Forensic Explorations Surinder Nath and V N Sehgal 8 Compatible Expert Opinion For The Successful Prosecution and Genuine Execution Abdul Wahab III Biology Society and Crime  9 Some Notes On The Biological Theories of Crime Vinay Kumar Srivastava 10 Increasing Sexual Violence Against Women Who Is Responsible P Shrivastava Deepti Verma and A K Guru   11 Crimes Against Aged Socio Ecological PerspectiveA K Kapoor and Satwanti Kapoor  12 Crime Justice And Forensic Science In The Contemporary SocietyJ R Gaur 13 Society and Crime An Introduction To Criminology and The Anthropology of Crime Vinay Kumar Srivastava Index It is essential for the law enforcement agencies to identify an individual responsible for a criminal act from among a multitude of people This is possible only if the law enforcement agency is well equipped with modern laboratories where scientific analysis of physical evidence recovered from crime scenes is possible It is not only physical evidence but even trace evidence like strand of fiber or hair or a latent impression of a finger a washed blood spot a fragment of a bone or single tooth could unfold unsolved mysteries of crime to help the law enforcement agencies This volume also deals with trends and legal status of lie-detection in medico legal investigations as well as about the intricacies of the prosecution process Besides dealing with the theories of crime and its causation violence against women and the role of forensic science in the contemporary society has also been dealt with 220 pp.

Contents Preface I Anthropometry 1 Morphological Features Of Human Hair Forensic SignificanceOP Jasuja 2 Estimation Of Stature From Bones Of Upper And Lower ExtremitiesSurinder Nath 3 Reconstruction Of Stature Through Upper Limb MeasurementsL Sunita Devi And Surinder Nath 4 Use Of Lower Limb Measurements In Estimation Of StatureSurinder Nath And Preeti Jain 5 Age Determination From The Degree Of Fusion Of Manubrio-Mesosternal JointTh Bijoy Singh L Chandramani Singh and L Fimate 6 Significance Of Bone Wreckage In Forensic AnthropologySurinder Nath and Shveta Datta 7 Age Determination From The Secondary Changes In ToothA Momonchand II Dermatoglyphics And Documentation 8Dermatoglyphics And Its Forensic ApplicationsP R Mondal 9 Development Of Latent Finger Print On Various Surfaces By Some Organic Dyes In Powder FormMI Shah And HS Maheshwari  10 Comparison And Value Of Fingerprint Impressions In CourtS Nath 11 Documents Forgeries Examination And Their HandlingVN Sehgal III Forensic Ballistics 12 Recent Advances In Shooter Identification TechniqueNP Waghmare MS Rao and A Manna 13 Gunshot Residue Particle Analysis A State Of The Art TechniqueC N Bhattacharyya 14 Evaluation Of Shooting Case Parameters To Discriminate Between Suicidal And Accidental Firearm FatalitiesC N Bhattacharyya B P Singh P K Srivastava and R P Singh 15 Lateral Dispersion Of Gunshot Residue Particles Analysis Of Total Particle Population Using Sem EdxaC N Bhattacharyya S S Baisoya P Siddambary and R P Singh IV Forensic Medicine 16 The Present Day Poisoning Scenario And The Role Of Chemical AnalysisD Harish B R Sharma Vivek Sharma and K Vij  17 Updating Specimen Collection Of Viscera For Toxicological AnalysisL Fimate Index 204 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Blood Evidence and Crime Investigation  Recent Advances And ApplicationsArchana Tripathi 2  Polymorphic Markers In Human Blood M K Bhasin 3 Human Blood AnalysisM K Bhasin and Satish Kumar 4 Hla and Forensic Science U Shankarkumar 5  Forensic Serology Without Antiserum A Molecular Overview M P Sachdeva 6  Science Of Establishing Identity Past Present And FutureM W Pandit and Lalji Singh 7 Dna Profiling Technologies In Forensic AnalysisV K Kashyap T Sitalaximi P Chattopadhyay and R Trivedi 8 Forensic Status Of 20 Blood Genetic Marker Systems In IndiaKPS Kushwaha and SMS Chahal 9 Fingerprinting Vs DNA Fingerprinting The Court PresentationMP Sachdeva IndexBlood a biological material is the most common evidence found in all types of forensic investigations There are two major areas of investigation Testing for biological evidence of kinship in civil cases; and characterization of blood stains in criminal cases Blood groups typing is still the most commonly using immunological method employed by forensic serologists for the individualization of blood Certain enzymes and blood proteins exist in multiple genetically different forms In case of enzymes these forms are known as Isoenzymes The discovery of HLA polymorphism not only involves the variable alleles in individual loci but also the haplotypes of neighboring lined loci which increases the discrimination potential for individualization and association of some HLA antigens with particular ethnic groups thereby making them  important from the forensic point of view The molecular biology has provided a more reliable techniques of DNA fingerprinting which has revolutionized the forensic analysis of blood evidence in crime investigation and today it is possible to provide valuable information in cases where scare or and degraded amount of crime scene material could have been a limiting factor Population studies and generation of DNA databases and quality systems are further advancements in the forensic investigation of blood evidence The blood analysis proves useful for the forensic serologist in establishing the reliability of the results in any court of law 300 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. xviii + 512 Figures.

Zustand: New. pp. xxii + 556 Figures.

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BINDING - Rebound full cloth. Zustand: CONDITION - used/Average. 1st Edition. 229 Pages. Illustrated. Some Marginalia, 3/4 Minor Pin Holes.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 76 pages. 8.66x5.91x0.18 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Jackfruit. 3. Cashew Apple. 4. Carambola. 5. Chalta. 6. Passion fruit. 7. Avocado. 8. Kendu. 9. Jungle Jalebi. 10. Chirounjee. 11. Amra. 12. Mahua. 13. Stargoose berry. 14. Jalpai. 15. Barbadose Cherry. 16. Paniyala. 17. Kokam. 18. Loquat. 19. Har. 20. Bahera. 21. Deshi Badam. 22. Gular. 23. Jamrol. 24. Maulsri. 25. Barhal. 26. Longan. 27. Rambutan. Appendix. Fruits are an important source of nutritional security and income generation. The country ranks second in terms of fruit production after China with an annual production of nearly 50 million tons from an area of about 4.0 million hectares. However we are short in supplying the required quantity of fruits as per dietary recommendation for our increasing population. The major reason for non availability of required quantity of fruits is lack of sufficient production from the existing area under cultivation and post harvest management in different fruit crops. The possible solution to mitigate the shortfall could be either increase in productivity with improved management practices and varieties of existing crops and post harvest handling techniques or increase in area under fruit production. In the present book the information pertaining to importance and uses taxonomy plant genetic resources and varieties plant propagation and nursery management production technologies and processing and value addition techniques of 27 such lesser known tropical and subtropical fruits of the country has been compiled. The updated information on these crops have been reviewed and suitably placed with the help of tables and figures. The long working experience in these crops has enable to collate and synthesize the useful informations for the better understanding. The main purpose of writing this book is to assemble information on various aspects of these underutilized and lesser known fruit crops in order to identify the constraints and research gaps to work upon and develop sustainable technology for the future so that these crops can find place in Indian horticultural scenario and help to nutrition security and poverty elevation programmes of the country. The information presented in this book will be a useful tool for teachers students extension functionaries development personals policy makers fruit growers and traders. 556 pp.