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2. Physiography of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

3. Floristic.

4. Table 1: Habitat wise distribution of the birds of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

5. Terms and abbreviations used.

6. Systematic account.

7. Table 2: Systematic list with status, habit and habitat.

8. Table 3: Intergrading species and subspecies in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

Summary. Acknowledgements.

References. From the Introduction: "The present paper is based mainly on the findings of various field trips undertaken by the present authors in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh in recent times, collections present in the National Zoological Collections and previous accounts.

Species and sub-species recorded in earlier literature but not present in the National Zoological Collections or could not be found by the authors in the field are also dealt with. Altogether 449 species and sub-species of birds from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are discussed here.

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This book, the outcome of a two year long research study, tracks the lives of nearly 3,000 of these evicted households who were relocated to Bawana on the margins of the city, and describes their struggle to live with dignity in the face of assaults on their identities, homes, rights and lives. The book presents data and evidence on a wide range of social and economic indicators to show how eviction and resettlement have eroded the rights and undermined the livelihoods of resettled families, leaving them in a state of permanent poverty from which escape seems unlikely if not impossible.

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2. Menispermaceae.

3. Brassicaceae.

4. Cleomaceae.

5. Capparaceae.

6. Violaceae.

7. Polygalaceae.

8. Caryophyllaceae.

9. Portulacaceae.

10. Hypericaceae.

11. Clusiaceae.

12. Malvaceae.

13. Oxalidaceae.

14. Balsaminaceae.

15. Rutaceae.

16. Simaroubaceae.

17. Meliaceae.

18. Celastraceae.

19. Vitaceae.

20. Anacardiaceae.

21. Fabaceae.

22. Caesalpiniaceae.

23. Mimosaceae.

24. Rosaceae.

25. Cucurbitaceae.

26. Melastomataceae.

27. Apiaceae.

28. Rubiaceae.

29. Asteraceae.

30. Primulaceae.

31. Campanulaceae.

32. Sapotaceae.

33. Ebenaceae.

34. Oleaceae.

35. Asclepiadaceae.

36. Gentianaceae.

37. Boraginaceae.

38. Convolvulaceae.

39. Solanaceae.

40. Scrophulriaceae.

41. Bignoniaceae.

42. Acanthaceae.

43. Verbenaceae.

44. Lamiaceae.

45. Amaranthaceae.

46. Piperaceae.

47. Myristicaceae.

48. Euphorbiaceae.

49. Podostemaceae.

50. Urticaceae.

51. Salicaceae.

52. Orchidaceae.

53. Zingiberaceae.

54. Hypoxidaceae.

55. Liliaceae.

56. Arecaceae.

57. Eriocaulaceae.

58. Cyperaceae.

59. Poaceae.

Gymnosperms: 1. Cycadaceae.

2. Gentaceae.

Floristic analysis: statistical analysis: 1. Comparison of dominant families.

2. District floras.

References. Index.

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2. Criteria for selection and trade of commercial grade granites.

3. Geological set-up of the prospective areas.

4. Prospects in different districts of southern Uttar Pradesh: i.

Lalitpur district. ii.

Jhansi district. iii.

Mahoba district. iv.

Banda district. v.

Sonbhadra district. 5.

Geotechnical aspects of granites in relation to their use as dimension stone. 6.

Table: i. Table 5: Geotechnical parameters of multicoloured and black granites from Lalitpur district.

ii. Table 6: Geotechnical parameters of multicoloured and black granites from Jhansi district.

iii. Table 7: Geotechnical parameters of multicoloured and black granites from Mahoba district.

iv. Table 8: Geotechnical parameters of multicoloured and black granites from Banda district.

v. Table 9: Results of uniaxial confined compressive strength.

vi. Table 10: Results of gloss/reflectivity test.

vii. Table 11: Deatiled petrographic summary of rocks-Bundelkhand Granitoid Complex.

viii. Table 12: Potential areas of commercial grade granite in Lalitpur district.

ix. Table 13: Potential areas of (less)

Pteridophytes: 1. Huperziaceae.

2. Lycopodiaceae.

3. Selaginellaceae.

4. Isoetaceae.

5. Equisetaceae.

6. Psilotaceae.

7. Botrychiaceae.

8. Ophioglossaceae.

9. Angiopteridaceae.

10. Osmundaceae.

11. Dicranopteridaceae.

12. Loxogrammaceae.

13. Polypodiaceae.

14. Drynariaceae.

15. Lygodiaceae.

16. Cheilanthaceae.

17. Actiniopteridaceae.

18. Pteridaceae.

19. Adiantaceae.

20. Hemionitidaceae.

21. Parkeriaceae.

22. Marsileaceae.

23. Cyatheaceae.

24. Denstaedtiaceae.

25. Pteridiaceae.

26. Lindsaeaceae.

27. Thelypteridaceae.

28. Aspleniaceae.

29. Athyriaceae.

30. Hypodemataceae.

31. Aspidiaceae.

32. Lomariopsioaceae.

33. Nephrolepidaceae.

34. Davalliaceae.

35. Blechnaceae.

36. Azollaceae.

II. Angiosperms: 1.

Ranunculaceae. 2.

Dilleniaceae. 3.

Magnoliaceae. 4.

Annonaceae. 5.

Menispermaceae. 6.

Berberidaceae. 7.

Nymphaeaceae. 8.

Papaveraceae. 9.

Brassicaceae. 10.

Capparaceae. 11.

Violaceae. 12.

Bixaceae. 13.

Cochlospermaceae. 14.

Flacourtiaceae. 15.

Pittosporaceae. 16.

Polygalaceae. 17.

Caryophyllaceae. 18.

Portulacaceae. 19.

Tamaricaceae. 20.

Elatinaceae. 21.

Hypericaceae. 22.

Theaceae. 23.

Dipterocarpaceae. 24.

Malvaceae. 25.

Bombacaceae. 26.

Sterculiaceae. 27.

Tiliaceae. 28.

Linaceae. 29.

Malpighiaceae. 30.

Zygophyllaceae. 31.

Geraniaceae. 32.

Oxalidaceae. 33.

Averrhoaceae. 34.

Balsaminaceae. 35.

Rutaceae. 36.

Simaroubaceae. 37.

Balanitaceae. 38.

Ochnaceae. 39 (less)

Bhajan. 2.

Ceremonial songs. 3.

Seasonal songs. 4.

Jhonjhi-Tesu festival. 5.

Miscellaneous. Glossary.

Bibliography. "Blowing of a conch-shell and and/or ringing of a hand bell and/or singing a song to welcome the evening twilight in front of a tulsi plant is a nostalgic scene from India's past.

For the majority of the young Indian population, this daily routine is only depicted on picture postcards or in Bollywood movies. Folk songs in this book were recorded in the 1970's.

Since independence, India has been undergoing fast technological advances; a wave of new internationalism is absentmindedly sweeping away rural traditions. Singing and playing of traditional folk songs and ensembles for appropriate ceremonies are becoming less and less popular; instead, movie songs and modern brass bands are appreciated.

Each folk song in this collection is like an artefact in an archaeological museum. These songs tell the story and customs of celebrating life-cycle ceremonies, welcoming seasons, (less)