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Pbk. Contents Preface 1 Jan Lokpal Bill an introduction 2 Campaign and movement for the Jan Lokpal Bill 3 Civil society members of Jan Lokpal Bill 4 Principles of Jan Lokpalk Bill and powers of Lokpal 5 Corruption in India 6 Anti-corruption movement 2011 7 Lokpall bill by Government of India 8 Protest for arrest of Anna Hazare Bibliography IndexJan Lokpal bill is prepare to establish a central government anti-corruption Institution called Lokpal supported by Lokayukta at state level As in the case of Supereme Court & cabinet secretariat the Lokpal will be supervised by the Cabinet Secretary and the Election Commission As a result it will be completely independent of the Government and Free from Ministerial influence in its investigations The members will be appointed by the Judges Indian Administrative Service officers with a clean record private citizens and constitutional authorities through a transparent and participatory process A selection-committee will invite short listed candidates for interviews video-recordings of which will thereafter be made public Every month on its website the Lokayukta will publish a list of cases dealt with brief details of each their outcome and any action taken or proposed It will also publish list of all cases received by the Lokayukta during the previous month cases dealt with and those which are pending Investigations of each case must be completed in one year Any resulting trials should be concluded in the following year giving a maximum total process time of two years The Losses cause to the Government by a corrupt individual will be recovered at the time of conviction The government office work required by a citizen that is not completed within prescribes time period will result in Lokpal imposing financial penalties on those responsible which will then be given as compensation to the complainant The complaints against any officer of Lokpal will be investigated and completed within a month and if found to be substantive will result in the officer being dismissed within two months The existing anti-corruption agencies will be merged into Lokpal which will have complete power and authority to independently investigate and prosecute any officer Judge or politician 240 pp.

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Web computing can be defined as a special kind of distributed computing that involves internet-based collaboration of several remotely located applications Contrary to the classical distributed components that are static and rely upon a fixed hardware configuration within a local area network a new approach advocates existence of dynamic functionalities that can be easily migrated and executed on any machine connected to the Web The new style of computing requires a uniform run-time environment broadband connections and flexible software structures In this book an approach to provide a World Wide Based framework for the distributed execution of various programs is presented The purpose of this book is to provide basic and essential knowledge of Web computing This book will prove a valuable resource for scholars researchers academicians and students 306 pp.

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Contents Preface 1 The Rigvedic perspective on forest and environment 2 Forest and environment in the later Vedas 3 Deforestation in the age of Brahmanas 4 Regional survey of forests in ancient India 5 The Buddhist perspective on forest and environment 6 The Mahabharata a book of the forests 7 Forest and environment in Kautilyas Arthashastra 8 conclusion Bibliography Forest and environment in ancient India is having emphasis in the Book on developing concept rather then merely providing information and providing up to date knowledge relevant tot he ancient environment ie Rig Veda later Vedic forest deforestation in age of Brahmans Koutilya Arthashastra and Buddha period There is adequate scope to stimulate Independent thinking and application of the principal learnt especially in religious forest In the sixth century BC India witnessed an in lends intellectual of upheaval Buddha was leading figure of that epoch beside questioning the established norms socio religious practices and spiritual values prevailing at that time Then the Buddha stood at a distance to the North east of the Bodhi tree and gazed at it for one week motionless eyes ass mark of gratitude and appreciation for having sheltered him during his enlightenment This is extremely significant in determining his attitude towards trees and forest Not only that there are sour ashram to lead out life the main is Vanprasth Ashram man who completed 50 to 55 years to the forest is live together Many philosophers have tried to indicate the basis for good forest life system for example Buddha left Home have at the age of 29 years and wondered through the village and cities in the Ganga Valley for 15 years jacket 148 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Editorial board. Foreword. Preface. I. Animal ecology 1. Impact of supplementary feeds on the growth and excretory metabolite levels in Clarias batrachus/Meenakshi Jindal. 2. Physico chemical and microbial studies of Lake Mansar in Jammu Shiwalik 498 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Complemantary Therapy with Traditional Herbal Medicines in Obstetrics and Gynecologic Disorders-I: Abortion, Pseudopregnancy, Lactation and Mastitis/Murside Ayse Demirel, Ipek Suntar and Esra Kupeli Akkol. 2. Complementary Therapy with Traditional Herbal Medicines in Obstetrics and Gynecological Disorders-II: Menstrual Cycle and its Disorders, Reproductive Performance and Menopause/Ipek Suntar, Murside Ayse Demirel and Esra Akkol. 3. Complemantary Therapy with Traditional Herbal Medicines in Obstetrics and Gynecologic Disorders -III: Leucorrhea, Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroid, Ovarian Cyst and Gynecological Cancers/Esra Akkol, Ipek Suntar and Murside Ayse Demirel. 4. Antioxidant Properties and Phytochemical Analysis of Chilli and Turmeric/Mital J. Kaneria, Kalpna D. Rakholiya , Krunal V. Nagani, Nila M. Vidja and Sumitra V. Chanda. 5. Evaluation of Antibacterial Potential of Aerial Parts of Some Plants of Cucurbitaceae Family and their Phytochemical Analysis/Hemali Padalia, Hinalkumari Gayakvad, Disha Menpara and Sumitra Chanda. 6. Classification of Chinese Herbal Medicine and its Recent Researches/Yongsheng Zhang, Ming Hong, Lei Li, Ning Wang and Yibin Feng. 7. Alternative Methods of Parasite Control in Rural Areas: An Authenticated Traditional Approach/N. Saleem Basha and Atul Kaushik. 8. Unani- An Approach to Holistic Medicine/Ansari Aqsa, Darshana Patil and Avinash Patil. 9. Ethnomedicinal Plants Used against Jaundice by Various Clans of the Telegu Tribe of Bangladesh/Mohammed Rahmatullah, Md. Tabibul Islam, Protiva Rani Das, Abdullah Al-Nahain and Rownak Jahan. 10. Chickpea (Shimbykul): Derived Biomolecules for Better Development of its Phytochemistry and Pharmacology/Mohammad Mazid. 11. Exploring the Potential of Withania for Traditional and Modern Healthcare Systems/Shweta Rana, Ashish Sharma and Leena Parihar. 12. Cassia fistula Pod: From Waste to Modern Herbal Laxative Products/S. Chewchinda and W. Gritsanapan. 13. Antiobesity and Hypolipidemic Effects of Proprietary Herbal Drugs Geriforte and Haritaki in Male Albino Rats Fed High Fat Diet/Vettae Gounder Maruthappan, Kumaravelu Sakthi Shree, Mathan Ramesh and Ramakrishnan Poopal. 14. Physico-chemical Characterization of Bhasmas: An Approach to Standardization/Abhishek K. Sah and Preeti K. Suresh. 15. Ethnomedical Survey of Medicinal Plants used by Three Indigenous Tribes in Yobe State, Nigeria/Umar M. Umar and Ibrahim T. Babaloala. 16. Plants in Indian Traditional Medicine Formulation/Hari Shankar Lal. Index.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Indian medicinal plant Jamun, Syzygium cumini exerts its radioprotective effect by reducing DNA damage in mice exposed to y-Gamma radiation/Ganesh Chandra Jagetia. 2. Ginger rhizome (Zingiber officianale Rosc.) protects mice whole body exposed to different doses of y-radiation/Ganesh Chandra Jagetia. 3. Optimization of conditions for the extraction of oil from the seeds of castor and Soybean using three phase partition (TPP) and Soxhlet method/Mital J. Kaneria, Kalpna D. Rakholiya, Krunal V. Nagani, Neha M. Parmar and Sumitra V. Chanda. 4. Chemical characterization of important aromatic herbs grown in temperate conditions of central Himalayan region of India/Archana P. Raina and K.S. Negi. 5. Identification of constituents of essential oils of Zanthoxylum nitidum (Roxb.) DC. And Zanthoxylum rhetsoides drake from Vietnam/Tran D. Thang, Do N. Dai and Isiaka A. Ogunwande. 6. Essential oil constituents of Vietnamese species of Fissistigma bracteolatum Chatt. And Fissistigma chloroneurum (Hand-Mazz.) Tsiang/Tran D. Thang, Do N. Dai and Isiaka A. Ogunwande. 7. Ethnopharmacological approaches to wound healing: exploring medicinal weeds/Puja Ray, Abhijit Dey, Souryadeep Mukherjee, A. Balakrishnan and S.V. Lakshmi. 8. Inter-specific variation studies on cissus species using histochemical and SDS-PAGE/I. Revathy, M. Johnson, T. Shibila, M. Narayani and S. Ramalakshmi. 9. Antioxidant Anti-proliferative activities and phenolic content opf ipomoea nil (L.) Roth/Madhulika Bhagat and A.K. Saxena. 10. Antioxidant mineral elements in plants/C.V. Lamaro, C.C. Silva, O. Canhoto, M.F. Ferreira, K.L.S. Rocha, R.G.A. Fontes and V.F. Veiga Junior. 11. Citrus: a genus with miraculous pharmacological potential/Rasleen Sudan and Madhulika Bhagat. 12. Plumieride : an immunopotentiating candidate from plumieria acutifolia Linn./Anpurna Kaul, Jasvinder Singh, N.K. Satti, Naseer Shah, A.K. Saxena and V.K. Gupta. 13. Potential antidiabetic medicinal plants with evidence of preclinical and clinical investigations/Bhavesh M. Vyas, Dhara P. Mehta, Shashipal P. Indoria and Praful A. Talaviya. 14. Taraxacum officinale exhibited diuretic and anti-inflammatory effects in the rat/M.E. Melendez-Camargo and R. Silva Torres. 15. Trigonella foenum graecum (Methi Dana): an effective vaginal contraceptive/Radha Sharma, Leena Vaidya and Suman Jain. 16. Evaluation and studies of medicinal euphorbious plants croton tiglium: a review/Ram P. Yadav and Ajay Singh. 17. Evaluation of sustainable and eco-friendly approaches of Indian seaweeds against coastal Malarial vector, Anopheles sundaicus (Diptera: Culicidae)/J. Subramaniam, K. Murugan, K. Kovendan, P. Mahesh Kumar, D. Amerasan, C. Panneer Selvam, T. Nataraj, D. Dinesh, B. Chandramohan, R. Chandrasekar and Jiang-Shiou Hwang. 18. Larvicidal activity of indigenous plant extracts against diamondback moth plutella xylostella (Lep: Plutellidae)/D. Amerasan, K. Murugan, C. Panneerselvam, K. Kovendan, P. Mahesh Kumar, J. Subramaniam, T. Nataraj, D. Dinesh, B. Chandramohan and R. Chandrasekar. 19. Antitrypanosomal activity of xanthium strumarium leaves against trypanosoma evansi/P. Shaba, S. Dey and R.K. Singh. 20. In vitro trypanocidal activity of comparative extractions of eupatorium adenophorum leaves and flowers with solvents of different polarities against Trypanosma evansi/P. Shaba, N.N. Pandey and R.K. Singh. 21. Antibacterial and antifungal efficacy of different varieties of dicranopteris linearis/M. Johnson, D. Patric Raja, V. Irudayaraj and Janakiraman. 22. Antipyretic effect of honey in Albino rats/B.V. Owoyele and E.O. Adeyeye. 23. A comparative study of five medicinally important plant extracts against two multi drug resistant human pathogenic bacteria/Sunayana Saha, Abhijit Dey, Souryadeep Mukherjee and Rabindranath Bhattacharyya. 24. In vitro antibacterial properties and dyeing ability of Punica granutum L. Rind extract for healthcare textile/R. Rathinamoorthy. 25. Development of mosqu.

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