Tribal At A Glance

In the present book, the authors have made an attempt to look into different tribal problems closely to identify the bottlenecks in different areas of tribal development and have tries ot bring all facts and figures at one place. This book reflects the population scenario of tribals, their educational development, various other socio-economic indicators and progress in various sectors of economy on tribal life. This book focuses on those statistical data that are most important for the plan and policy formulation of the tribal development.

ISBN: 8178271893
Author: Kachhap, A, Kachhap, Suvashi
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The Janata Enigma

As the title suggests, the book covers 30 years out of the 60 years since India's Independence. It's a story of the Janata Factor in Indian politics during last 30 years. The story begins in 1977 with formation of the first non-Congress government in New Delhi, when Morarji Desai, who had always wanted to be the Prime Minister, finally became one. The story ends in 2007, when Dr. Manmohan Singh, who had hardly ever dreamt to be in politics, is the Prime Minister now. Transformation in country's socio-political arena from 1977 to 2007 is of tremendous significance in grasping the contemporary history and politics of India. While the book cannot claim to be a detailed documentation of this entire transformation, it certainly covers a very important aspect of it. That aspect is country's Central government and politics. Reference to state politics in this book is, at best, incidental.

ISBN: 8178271915
Author: Rajesh, Kumar
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The Gond Kingdom Of Garha

This work throws light on a forgotten chapter of medieval Indian history and tries to reveal the proud past of the Gonds. The Gond kingdom of Garha is mostly remembered with reference to the challenge put by Queen Durgawati before the powerful army of the Mughal emperor Akbar and the rest of the history of this kingdom is mostly obscure. It is surprising that little is known about the history of this spacious kingdom, though it went into oblivion just two hundred years ago.

ISBN: 8178271850
Author: Mishra, Suresh
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The Civil Disobedience Movement In Bihar (1930-1934)

ISBN: 9788178270005
Author: Ghosh, Papiya
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Shaikh-Ul-Hind Maulana Mahmud Hasan And Indian Freedom Movement

Sikh-ul-Hind Mahmad Hasan was a great freedom fighter and an internationally renowned Islamic scholar. His sincere devoting and great sacrifice for India's independence shall be written in golden letters. Shaikh-ul-Hind was a great champion of India's freedom movement and has close connection with revolutionary leaders before advent of Mahatma Gandhi on the political scene. He championed the cause of Hindu-Muslim unity for the sake of India's Independence.

ISBN: 8178271966
Author: Nisar, Rafiya
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Right To Health In The Context Of HIV / AIDS In India And Africa

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) epidemic has continued to intensify in last two and half decades and has affected all nations throughout the world. The pandemic is now viewed as a major development problem with implications beyond the health sector. The epidemic is disproportionately affecting developing countries and is fuelled by poverty, gender inequality and social marginalization. The book deals with important issue related with HIV/AIDS and how these issues have affected, India and Africa.

ISBN: 8178271990
Author: Sinha, Manoj Kumar, Olutunji, Oyelade S, Babafemi, Odunsi S
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Religious Minorities In South Asia

This two volume work is a collection of select essays on religious minorities in South Asia with emphasis on the the post-colonial situation covering Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It explores the relationship between the religious minorities and majorities on one hand and the relationship between the religious minorities and the state on the other.

ISBN: 8186562893
Author: Hussain, Monirul & Ghosh, Lipi
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Iraq Reconstruction

It is irony that forces which destroyed the Arab world's most dynamic country are now rebuilding it to bring democracy and economic justice. But what we witness toady in a 'Saddam-free Iraq' is the sectarian bloodshed, a chaotic scene and a 'return of imperialism' with the infiltration of multinationals. This altogether presents a pathetic picture of helpless and humiliation of the entire Arab Islamic world which was never seen in the recent history. This book takes into account the Arab perspectives on the current economic exploitation of Iraq and its people by the authorities in US and UK in the name of 'Iraq Reconstruction'..

ISBN: 8178271974
Author: Khan, Javed Ahmad
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India & Korea

India and Korea: Bridging the Gaps brings together fifteen articles by an enthusiastic group of senior and junior India and Korean scholars and budding entrepreneurs who gathered together in February 2007 under the auspices of an informal association called Researchers Association for the Study of Korea (RASK) in New Delhi, India. This diverse group of articles provides glimpses of multi-dimensional aspects of India-Korea relations, ranging from economics and politics to science and environment..

ISBN: 8178271982
Author: Narsimhan, Sushila & Young, Kim Do
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Implementing Human Rights In The Third World

Human rights in modern international relations represent both the best of times and the worst of times. During the half century following the Second World War revolutionary developments occurred in the legal theory and diplomatic practice of internationally recognized human rights. Human rights language was written into the UN charter and the constitutions of many countries. More than two hundred multilateral human rights treaties exist today. The United Nations system alone has adopted more than 100 human rights instruments on various facets of human rights, covering the entire gamut of human relationship. The world community has adopted the international Bill of Human rights and core human rights instruments on elimination of racial discrimination, discrimination against women, prevention of torture, rights of children and migrant workers. These core treaties have monitoring bodies to supervise international human rights obligations of the states ratifying them. Many third world states are parties to these instruments. Thus, human rights now have become the common language of mankind. Notwithstanding these revolutionary evolution and domestic implementation of various human rights treaties, this period on the other hand represents the worst of times. Many instances of gross and systematic violations of human rights and inhumanity have occurred in almost all countries the developed West and the under-development Third World. In the 20th century more people have been killed by the states or in the inter-ethnic and communal strife than in two World wars. The essays contained in the book recapture this paradox of the 20th century the gap between theory and practice of human rights norms. It examines the problem of implementing international human rights obligations in Third World States. The main focus of the essays is to evaluate the rights of Dalits, minorities, socio-economic rights, rights of women, children and marginalized groups. It also deals with human rights situation in Central Asia, Gulf, Sierra Leone and Turkey. The learned contributors provide candid and graphic accounts of human rights violations. Specialists and non-specialists alike will find ideas, arguments and analyses of high quality in these essays.

ISBN: 9788178271927
Author: Vijapur, Abdulrahim
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Growing Up In Slums

Children have been the subject of several scholarly studies. However, this unique volume focuses on the ethnographic description of the lives and experiences of the poor children living in slums. This child focused ethnographic study deals with various aspects of children's lives such as health, education, contribution to household economy. The new dimensions covered in the study are the use of space and leisure time by the children and the critical analysis of the Convention on the Rights of Children in the context of slum. The study gives importance to the attitude, perception, opinion, experience and voices of slum children. This volume is useful for all students, researchers and academicians in the fields of anthropology, sociology and social work..

ISBN: 8178271950
Author: Nath, Nibedita
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Expansion Of Cultural Imperialism Through Globalisation

Globalization as a concept is very widely in circulation today. Globalization has now touched almost every sphere of our life. It has been the central concern of economists and business community for quite some time as an offshoot of economic liberalization and opening up of the market. But of late, other disciplines of social sciences, social anthropology began to probe into the queries as to how the globalization process affects the culture of people, their life style, habits, hobbies, etc..

ISBN: 8178271877
Author: Rao, V Krishna
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