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Biological diversity. 2.
Status of biodiversity in India. 3.
The forests in India. 4.
Wildlife in India. 5.
Insect diversity in a moist deciduous forest. 6.
Insect diversity in a high altitude forest. 7.
Aquatic resources and fish biodiversity of Western Himalayan region. 8.
Avian and Mammalian diversity in Western Himalayas. 9.
The convention on biological diversity and follow up. References.
Index. "The concept, knowledge and mass awareness about our biological diversity is one of the most talked about subject of 21st century.
Obviously because human survival is directly linked to its ambient biological diversity of kaleidoscopic nature. As a result imparting knowledge to our future generation, on this subject has become most essential for the sake of posterity.
However, the subject is vast like an ocean, embracing vast array of floral and faunal diversity including the microorganisms present over the planet earth. The conservation of this entire spectrum of diversity is
(less)Agricultural Extension : Worldwide Innovations/Ramesh Umrani and
Jain Ramesh Umrani and C.K.
Jain Vedams Books 9380179162 Accountancy Audit Afghanistan AIDS Amitabh Bachchan Animal Science Poultry, Cattle Camel Cattle and Dairy Farming Poultry Zoological Survey of India Publication Anthropology and Sociology Anthropological Survey of India Publications Architecture Vastu Arts of India Archaeology Mohenjodaro/Harappa/Indus Valley Civilization Art History Buddhist Art Mandalas Painting Pahari Rock Art Sculpture Textiles Art Astrology Palmistry Astronomy Ayurveda Bangladesh Bhutan Biographies and Memoirs Botanical Sciences Agronomy Algae Aromatic Plants Bamboo Biodiversity Botanical Survey of India Publications Ethnobotany/Medicinal Plants Floras of India Forestry Fungi/Mosses Herbs Horticulture Grape Mango Mushrooms Jatropha Mangroves Orchids Organic Farming Plant Science Teak Buddhism Central Asian Studies Children Christianity Cinema/Films Cricket Cuisine Dalits Dance and Performing Arts Bharatanatyam Kathak Kathakali Theatre Demography Dictionaries/Glossaries Ecology/Environment Economics/Dev Studies Education Distance Education English Literature Indian Fiction Entomology Geography Climatology Geological Sciences Geological Survey of India Publication Government Publications Herpetology Himalayas Hinduism Bhandarkar
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Dynamics of democracy: a conceptual framework. 2.
Gandhi's approach to democracy. 3.
Crisis in Indian democracy. 4.
A Gandhian remedy for strengthening Indian democracy. 5.
Conclusion. Bibliography.
Index. "In this book an attempt has been made to identify the factors responsible for the discontentment of people with the state and its institutions, main reasons of strains in the world's largest democracy.
The pathetic state of our democratic institutions reflects the depth of degradation of political values of the country. Politics today is devoid of moral values, principles, ideologies, commitment.
Good governance is not the issue but how to remain in power has become the serious concern. The loss of faith of people in the existing political system of country put various questions, if this is the present situation then what would be the future of Indian democracy.
In this context this volume has touched this aspect also by providing the Gandhian alternative
(less)Medical Biotechnology/edited by P.C. Trivedi Edited by
Stem cells--a gift for life/Parikshit Bansal and Roopesh Kumar. 2.
Cryopreservation of Mammalian cells: a boon to biotechnology/S.K.
Gautam, V. Verma, B.
Singh and R.S.
Manik. 3.
Bioartificial organs of the future/Sampat Nehra and P.C.
Trivedi. 4.
Cancer, phytocompounds and plant tissue culture/Zohra F. Samar and A.
Mujib. 5.
Human genome sequence : scope for genomic analysis using bioinformatic approaches/R. Mahmood, N.
Vidya and B.A.
Rahiman. 6.
Mitochondrial dysfunction in humans/J. Poongothai.
7. Emerging trends in assisted reproductive technology and their outcomes/A.
K. Vidya and C.
Swaminathan. 8.
Non tuberculous mycobacteria/U.D.
Gupta and Mallika Lavania. 9.
Biotechnology of extremophiles : Haloarchaea/A. Leela and M.
Vivekananadan. 10.
Recent biotechnological advances in immunopathogenesis and treatment of rheumatoid arthritis : an autoimmune disorder/Vinod Singh, Parul Tripathi, Prashant Tripathi, Nagendra Nath Mishra and Randhir Singh. 11.
Protein sequence analysis and characterization using insilico methods/K. Sivakumar.
12. Biotechnology and intellectual property rights/Roopesh Kumar, Parikshit Bansal and Mamta Sharma
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Recent advances in agricultural biotechnology/C.P.
Malik and Chitra Wadhwani. 2.
Genetically modified plants as food : environmental and social issues/Parul Sharma and P.C.
Trivedi. 3.
Crop protection through engineering of insecticidal proteins/Rajan Katoch and Kanika. 4.
Role of microbial diversity in sustainable agricultural development/Kambaska Kumar Behera and Santilata Sahoo. 5.
Wide hybridization in Cicer through biotechnological techniques and molecular characterization of F1 hybrids/Ajinder Kaur, Ruma Devi, Rajesh Sharma and S.S.
Gosal. 6.
Hardening and acclimatization of micropropagated plants : success and bottlenecks/S.D.
Purohit and R.K.
Suthar. 7.
Biochemistry of fruit softening/Anurag Payasi, Nagendra Nath Mishra and Randhir Singh. 8.
Seed germination-early events, regulatory interactions and mechanisms/Vijay Paul, Rakesh Pandey and Malavika Dadlani. 9.
Biofuel resources for Green House Gas mitigation and environmental protection/Ashwani Kumar. 10.
Biofuel species-past, present and biotechnological interventions/Tarun Kant. Index.
"Genetically modified foods have the potential to solve many of the world's hunger and malnutrition problems, and to help
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The Four-Week Countdown Diet : Now You Choose How You Lose
This diet uses vegetables and masalas found in every Indian kitchen to create meals that are oil-free, calorie-free, yet delicious to eat. The recipes involve minimum fuss, yet add that irresistible aroma to your food without the oil.
The Four-week Countdown Diet includes: Diet and workout plans suited to your individual needs Tips on how to stock your kitchen and bar Easy-to-make recipes Simple exercises you can do at home
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Biodiversity for Sustainable Development/edited by P.C. Trivedi
1. Exploration, utilization, conservation and management of biodiversity of non-timber forest resource: current trends on environmental concept/R.
N. Trivedi.
2. GIS: an advanced tool to study biodiversity/Utpala Parthasarathy.
3. Some threaten plant and animal species of Goalpara District (Assam) and Garo hills (Meghalaya), India/M.
Ahmed. 4.
Studies of Rhizobium association with sesbania species: a review/K.V.
Mallaiah and M. Sridevi.
5. Some fundamental facts about grasses/A.
K. Srivastava.
6. Sustainable management of soil fertility in rainfed farming systems/Santosh Kumar Mehar and S.
Sundaramoorthy. 7.
Studies of phytoplanktonic diversity of Grasisar Tank, Jaisalmer (India)/Sandhya Tyagi, Dilip K. Rathore and Govind K.
Barupal. 8.
Change detection in Wetland environment: a comparative study of Hasila, Kumri and Urpad Beels in Goalpara District, Assam/M. Ahmed.
9. Spirogyra Pandeyii Sp.
Nov. : A new member of zygnemaceae from India/Madhurima Singh and Madhavi Srivastava.
10. Turn over rate of forest floor litter and biodiversity aspects of Similipal biosphere reserve/R.
K. Mishra, S
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Introductory. 2.
Development of astrology. 3.
Universe. 4.
Lord of signs. 5.
Friendship-enmity between planets. 6.
Aspect of planets. 7.
Set planet. 8.
Exalted-debilitated planets. 9.
Mool Trikon. 10.
Planetary strength. 11.
Vinshottary Dasha. 12.
Rahu and Ketu. 13.
Ascendant and vivid planet. 14.
Name of week days. 15.
Forecast. 16.
One moment. II: 17.
Modern concept of universe. 18.
Retrograde and set planet. 19.
Actual Rahu-Ketu. 20.
Ayanansh. 21.
Deep thought. III: 22.
House of horoscope. 23.
Central house and periodicity. 24.
Rise and setting of signs. 25.
Planetary Shadbal. 26.
Summary. Appendices.
"Considered by some as science while by others a mere blind faith, astrology is a complex subject that needs to be studied in proper perspective. In the present book, Astrology : A Science or Myth, an attempt has been made to unearth the actual basis of the astrological principles formulated by our ancient sages, on which the
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Bibliography of Indian ethnobotany 2002. 2.
Addendum. 3.
Index-I. Index to name of joint authors.
4. Index-II.
Index to selected key-words in titles of references. From the preface: "The word Ethnobotany was coined about 100 years ago, but it became more widely known only during last five decades.
The word refers to the total natural relationship between man and plant life. "Due to comparatively late emphasis on this discipline, books, and research papers under the title Ethnobotany have been rather few till the seventies of the last century.
Even till the eighties, there were perhaps not more than a dozen books published in the whole world with the title of Ethnobotany. Similarly, considering the explosive rate at which the scientific journals and other literature has been generated during the last century, periodicals devoted to, or interested in ethnobotany were few till two decades ago.
Interest in ethnobotany in India in an organised
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C. Trivedi.
2. Potential of biotechnology in crop improvement and sustainable agriculture/K.
R. Koundal and R.
C. Bhattacharya.
3. Computational and experimental proteomics: opening new horizons in microbial research/Srinivasan Ramachandran and Anannya Bandyopadhyay.
4. DNA finger printing of trees: a review of recent progress/Gyana Ranjan Rout.
5. The transgenic plants: the genetically modified food for thought/Vikram Saini, Ritu Berwal, Avtar Singh and Jitender Sharma.
6. Genetic transformation in strawberry-a review/Amjad M.
Husaini and Dinesh K. Srivastava.
7. Agrobacterium and monocot plant transformation/Ajinder Kaur, Raman Gill and S.
S. Gosal.
8. Protoplast fusion and somatic hybridization in higher plants-an emerging genetic engineering technology/N.
Ramakrishnan. 9.
Probiotic functional foods: new concepts in nutrition and health/Praveen A. Balgir and Baljinder Kaur.
10. Transgenic insects resistance in vegetable crop improvement/Sanjeev Kumar and Major Singh.
11. Biotechnological approaches in the detection and treatment of cancer/Devarajan Karunagaran and Goodwin Jinesh.
12. Somatic embryogenesis - an important
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A. Organisational behaviour: I.
Nature and scope of organizational behaviour: 1. Nature and scope of organisational behaviour.
2. Perception.
3. Learning.
4. Motivation.
5. Personality.
6. Attitude.
7. Decision making.
II. Group dynamics: 1.
Group dynamics. 2.
Conflict. 3.
Coordination and control. 4.
Stress. 5.
Communication. 6.
Power and politics. 7.
Leadership. III.
Organisational behaviour: 1. Organisational environment.
2. Organisational theories.
3. Organisational goals.
4. Strategic planning.
5. Organisation design.
6. Organisation structure.
7. Organisational development.
8. Organisational climate/organisational culture.
9. Organisational change.
B. Personnel/human resource management and industrial relations: 1.
Human resource problems. 2.
Human resource and compensation planning. 3.
Human resource policies. 4.
Recruitment and selection. 5.
Training and development. 6.
Performance appraisal promotion. 7.
Nature and concept of industrial relation. 8.
Labour/industrial disputes. 9.
Discipline management. 10.
Union approach and trade union. 11.
Productivity. 12.
Human resource development. C.
Exercises and games. "Economic development brings about changes in the
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Each Decade In The History Of Hindi Films Has Had At Least One Kapoor,If Not More,Playing A Large Part In Defining It. Never Before Have Four Generations Of This Family,Or Five, If You Include Bashesharnath Kapoor, Prithviraj Kapoor's Father, Who Played The Judge In Awara,Been Brought Together In One Book.
The Kapoors Details The Professional Careers And Personal Lives Of Each Generation,Box-Office Successes And Failures, The Ideologies That Informed Their Work, The Larger-Than-Life Kapoor Weddings And Holi Celebrations, Their Extraordinary Romantic Liaisons And Family Relationships, Their Love For Food And Their Dark Passages With Alcohol. Based On Extensive Personal Interviews Conducted Over Seven Years With Family Members And Friends, Madhu Jain Goes
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Pande, Lalit Tiwari and H.C.
Pande P.C.
Pande, Lalit Tiwari and H.C.
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Biodiversity--the concepts, measurements and the status/S. Sundaramoorthy, Harish, Dinesh K.
Agrawal and Manohar Singh Suthar. 2.
Biodiversity of mangrove ecosystems of Orissa and its conservation with special reference to Bhitarakanika National Park/P.K.
Dash, Santilata Sahoo, Deepak K. Sahoo and Pratyush P.
Mohapatra. 3.
Biodiversity crisis management--need of the hour/M. Vijaya Koteswari.
4. Biodiversity of tropical deciduous forest of Achanakmar-Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve/Lalji Singh, Dhiraj Kumar Yadav and B.
S. Thakur.
5. Mayurbhanj--the biodiversity granaries of Orissa/Kambaska Kumar Behera and Santilata Sahoo.
6. Diversity of Grass flora of West Bengal with special reference to their utility/S.
Mitra and Sobhan K. Mukherjee.
7. Diversity of aquatic and wet land plants of West Dinajpur District, West Bengal/S.
Mitra and Sobhan K. Mukherjee.
8. Trees and shrubs of Koch Bihar District, West Bengal/S.
Bandyopadhyay and Sobhan K. Mukherjee.
9. The Palms of West Bengal/T.
Bhuinya and Sobhan K. Mukherjee.
10. Comparative tree community analysis of two old-growth tropical
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