We put IIS's security design into context and describe how to administer and deploy information through it. Included are descriptions and explanations of security loopholes and workarounds that show how to trim your site for the best safety and information delivery.

We then cover the typical day-to-day problems that can be isolated and solved using NT's Performance Monitor. We show how best to interpret results ad how to use these results for troubleshooting purposes.

We extend this discussion to configuring SQL Server to obtain the best performance when using a database to dynamically supply web page content. We then move on to reveal the proper methods to monitor and analyze your Internet site's statistics.

There is a complete run through of logging that will enable you to preempt users' demands and problems. This will help you retain maximum `up time' for your service and keep maintenance costs under control.

To take your site to the next level of demand we have examined multi-homing in a separate chapter. This will enable you to balance the user load in a professional, corporate development.

We examine how to configure a multiple server site and set it up to handle real-world traffic. This is an administrator's workbook to manage the transition smoothly.

Finally, we have a very swift tutorial in the FrontPage package that comes with the NT 4.0 system.

This can be your main web page authoring tool as well as a cost effective remote administrator. We cover the basic methods and tools for delivering standard pro-level pages with on-board Wizards and Microsoft Bots (less)

Man's natural aim in life is happiness which is largely an attitude of the mind. While the laws of physical health have been disseminated in different ways, the question of mental health is sadly neglected, as a result of which, people in general are not aware of the right concept of health, particularly mental health (less)

How to get a raise and how to convince you boss. 2.

What is your rating as an employee? 3. Is a career for you? 4.

Do you have a sales mentality? 5. Do you have what it takes to be a good secretary? 6.

Do you have what it takes to be successful? 7. Will you succeed? 8.

How's your office etiquette? 9. How is your telephone etiquette? 10.

Do you like to work? 11. Do you enjoy your work? 12.

Are you a hard worker? 13. Can you supervise? 14.

Are you a leader? 15. Are you a good guide? 16.

Can you make decisions? 17. How persuasive are you? 18.

How good are you at managing money? 19. Do you have dynamic energy? 20.

Are you efficient? 21. Do you use time efficiently? 22.

Do you show your good manners by writing? 23. Can you give constructive criticisms? (less)

The concept of development administration. 2.

Role of bureaucracy in development administration. 3.

Professionalism and recruitment of bureaucrats. 4.

Professionalism and training of bureaucrats. 5.

Conclusion. Epilogue: 1.

Origin of civil services in India. 2.

Training programme of Civil Servants in India. 3.

Training programmes of developmental personnel in U.P.

Bibliography. "This book discusses the comprehensive analysis of development administration in India.

It examines the task of making an assessment of various personnel engaged in developmental task with special reference in recruitment and training, intelligently and fruitfully. It examines as to what means are to be adopted so as to bring out a perfect coordination between bureaucratic elements, developmental activities and democratic forces so as to ensure efficiency, professionalism, accountability and productivity.

The present study finds out a new approach to the problem of recruitment and training of the bureaucrats and method and procedure of development of administration in India. The efficiency (less)

Man's natural aim in life is happiness which is largely an attitude of the mind. While the laws of physical health have been disseminated in different ways, the question of mental health is sadly neglected, as a result of which, people in general are not aware of the right concept of health, particularly mental health (less)

Administration of justice and the judicial administration in Mizoram/H. Thansanga.

2. The legal system in Mizoram -- before and after the advent of the British/Michael Lalrinsanga Sailo.

3. Administration of justice in Mizoram -- past and present/P.

Lalnithanga. 4.

Evolution of the justice-system in Mizoram -- need for further research/P. Chakraborty.

5. Analytical study of the judicial powers of the Deputy Commissioner in Mizoram/R.

N. Prasad and Lalneihzovi.

6. Relevance of customary law and justice in the changing socio-economic context of Mizoram/Khuanga.

7. Administration of justice in Mizoram -- a constitutional mess/P.

Chakraborty. 8.

Separation of judiciary in Mizoram -- problems and prospects/C. Lalramzauva.

9. Consumer Justice in Mizoram -- a critical study/P.

Chakraborty. 10.

Various aspects of security of the state, overdoses of laws, out-dated justice and Mizoram/P. Chakraborty.

11. Court Fees Act and Indian Stamp Act (Mizoram Amendment)--advantages and disadvantages for the people of Mizoram/Michael Zothankhuma.

12. In search of a (less)

Are you a good judge of human nature? 2. How well do you live with yourself? 3.

What's your popularity rating? 4. What kind of a person are you? 5.

Discover your personality. 6.

Are you really a nice person? 7. Are you an "in" person? 8.

Do you know how others see you? 9. Do people really like you? 10.

Are you friendly? 11. Are you easy to live with? 12.

How carefree are you? 13. How poised are you? 14.

How cordial are you? 15. Are you sensuous? 16.

Are you an interesting person? 17. Are you a peaceful person? 18.

Are you a pushover? 19. Do you have charm? 20.

Do you talk too much? 21. Are you young in spirit? 22.

Are you young at heart? 23. Do you feel inferior? 24.

How tacky are you? 25. Do you maintain your self-respect? 26.

Are you in full (less)

Organization and administration. 2.

Development administration and structural changes. 3.

Legal management of education. 4.

School-based instructional supervision. 5.

Role of local bodies. 6.

Personnel management--a changing scenario. 7.

Towards a good governance of school education. Annexures.

References. Index.

"The book elaborates how administration of school education has transformed into management and development administration. While discussing the present status of organizational structure and administrative hierarchies, it provides a critical analysis of legal basis of education in school education.

The book delineates the need of school-based supervision and described how successful is the role of local bodies so far in the country as well as how the system of personnel management is changing specifically in the perspective of development programmes. The book finally provides a critical review of the governance of school education in India.

This publication will be a valuable reference material for researchers, educationists, educational planners and administrators as well as (less)

Man's natural aim in life is happiness which is largely an attitude of the mind. While the laws of physical health have been disseminated in different ways, the question of mental health is sadly neglected, as a result of which, people in general are not aware of the right concept of health, particularly mental health (less)

There have been many later works from Indian Christian scholars emphasising the possible contributions of one or other school of Indian philosophy to Christian thought. Whereas the merit of these two pioneering works was that they provide a Christian response to all the six systems of Hindu philosophy together comprehensively.

For the later Indian Christian scholars to follow inclusivism or pluralism or pluralistic inclusivism in Theology of Religions, somebody had to start at the (less)

Introduction. 1.

Deviance, social organisation and social disorganisation/Rajendra Pandey. 2.

Current penal philosophy/B.N.

Chattoraj. 3.

Evolution of correction in criminal justice/Nirmal Kanti Chakrabarti. 4.

Religion, crime and correction/Durga Pada Das. 5.

Crime, judicial and correctional statistics/S.K.

Bhattacharyya. 6.

Social work in correctional settings : an analysis/K.D.

Sikka. 7.

Social work in criminal justice : agenda for change/S. Vijay Raghavan.

8. The courts and correction: role of the judiciary/N.

K. Chakrabarti.

9. Criminal law and advocacy: general strategies in trial under correctional laws/N.

K. Chakrabarti.

10. Police and corrections : problems and perspectives in India/S.

M. Diaz.

11. Role of police under correctional laws in India/V.

P. Srivastav.

12. Role of probation officer : a critical evaluation/S.

C. Raina.

13. Role of volunteers and correction/N.

K. Chakrabarti.

Index. Vol.

2. Institutional Corrections: 1.

Preface. Introduction.

1. The early history of modern prison system/A.

S. Raj.

2. After-care of institutionalized juveniles in historical perspective/Ananya Das Gupta.

3 (less)

Introduction. 2.

Hardware and Software. 3.

Key to Windows. 4.

Internet Services. 5.

Connecting to the Internet. 6.

Information Access. 7.

Security and power to surf. 8.

Email and document transfer. 9.

Information retrieval. 10.

Search engines. 11.

Online reference books. 12.

Information online. 13.

Bibliography. "Internet is becoming the mechanism for distribution of three fourth of the specialized books and journals as well as research information.

Immediate access to the research work of scientists and a virtual library of millions of documents afford students, teachers and researchers the ability to use huge amount of knowledge hitherto unthinkable. Now any one can make an endless thematic tour through information on libraries around the world.

Internet provides instant access to billions of information sources, which includes books, reports, journals, video films and sound recordings on any topic. Quality and success of any activity including management, teaching, learning, and research can be improved by (less)

Introduction. 2.

Historical account of legal Profession and the tradition of impartial administration of justice. 3.

High traditions and present status of the the legal profession. 4.

High traditions and the image of judiciary. 5.

State of Professional ethics in administration of justice and bench bar relations. 6.

Professional and other misconducts of advocates. 7.

Ill health of the judiciary and unbecoming behaviour of judges. 8.

Mechanism for maintaining accountability of bench and bar in India. 9.

Conclusions. Bibliography.

Index. "The book relates to the present scenario of the components part of the administration of justice the advocates and the judges.

The concern and apprehension about the impartiality Independence and social relevance of administration of justice is becoming more and more compelling. The judicial efforts to keep secrecy and public interest in transparency the urge for quick justice and lawyers hurdles put by way of strike misconduct on part of advocates and (less)

Secondary school administration. 2.

The setting of secondary school administration. 3.

Leadership in secondary schools. 4.

Essentials of secondary school administration. 5.

Instructional leadership. 6.

Staff personnel in secondary schools. 7.

Administration of pupil personnel. 8.

Management of secondary schools. 9.

Community relations in secondary schools. 10.

Unique tasks of the junior high school. 11.

Needed competencies in secondary schools. Bibliography.

Index. "Secondary education is terminal in nature in that the students undergoing secondary education prefer to enter various professions for earning their livelihood.

A very small number of students both in the developed and the developing country go to the universities. In view of this the Administration of Secondary Education has acquired paramount importance.

This is a fact that secondary education is the responsibility of the government to provide secondary education for all. But in some countries including India secondary schools are run by private agencies also.

But the fact remains (less)

Moreover, a clear exposition is given of public service, fundamental issues in Indian Administration, Centre-State relations, financial administration, State administration, district administration, role of special agencies, state services, planning at the district level, Local Self-government including urban and recent thinking on Local Self-government. The last Chapter illustrates a clear picture of the summary of the Administrative Reforms Commission (less)

It is also extremely useful for academicians, researchers, students and others who are professionally related to the subject. Comprehensive and lucidly written the book equips the reader with a wide range of information and latest updates on this topic (less)

Personal experience (biographical). 2.

A life of dialogical commitment. II.

Abhishiktananda's dialogical theology: 1. The context and the setting of Abhishiktananda's dialogical theology.

2. Presuppositions and process of Abhishiktananda's dialogical theology.

3. The unique shape of Abhishiktananda's dialogical theology.

3. Evaluation and conclusion.

Bibliography. Index.

"This book in its original form is the thesis submitted to the Senate of Serampore College towards the D.Th degree with the title : "An Examination of Swami Abhishiktananda's Dialogical Theology": now published, with written permission with the title : "A Christian Dialogical Theology : The Contribution of Swami Abhishiktananda.

The book is both a person-oriented and a problem-oriented research. It focuses on the unique personality of Swami Abhishiktananda and on the unique contribution he has made to the problem of inter-faith relationships in terms of inter-faith dialogue.

Meeting between the Sanathana Dharma (classical Hindu faith, Advaita in particular) and Christianity as a faith (less)

1. Brief history of the college curriculum in the United States.

2. William Smith and the new education in Pennsylvania.

3. Thomas Jefferson and the elective system at the university of Virginia.

4. George Ticknor and the beginnings of the elective system at Harvard College.

5. Contemporary reforms at other colleges.

6. The evolution of the elective system at Harvard college.

7. The evolution of the elective system in the small college.

8. Breakdown of the prescribed regime.

II. Critical.

9. Present requirements for the A.

B. Degree.

10. Concentration and distribution of studies.

11. Relation between college studies and success in life.

12. Counting quality as well as quantity for college degree.

13. The need of a scientific distribution of college credits.

14. Our democratic American college: some conditions affecting the administration of its curriculum.

Bibliography. Appendixes.

Index. “ The purpose of the series is to discuss and debate major trends and (less)

Education for tribal development : introduction, problems and methodology. 2.

Constitutional provisions, policy and programmes for tribal development. 3.

Administration for educational development of tribes in Darjeeling. 4.

Concluding remarks and suggestions. Annexure.

Bibliography. "The present monograph deals with the problems and prospects of the Lakshadweep Islands, a group of island situated on the Arabian sea and is abut 220 to 440 k.

m. away from the Malabar Coast.

It is really a companion volume of a similar study which was carried out for the Andaman Group of islands by the members of the center. The Islands are formed by the accumulation of coral sand.

The economy of the island has been discussed along with its demographic problems in this books in details. The major problem of scarcity of resources in the island themselves along with the presence of great possibilities in developing extensive sea fishing, on a large scale has been discussed (less)