Inorganic reaction mechanism: 1. Inorganic reaction mechanism.

2. Rate laws and Stoichiometric reactions and mechanisms for Ligand substitution reactions.

3. Labile and inert coordination compounds.

4. Intimate mechanisms for Ligand substitution reactions.

5. Substitution reactions of Octahedral complexes.

6. Entering group, leaving group and metal effects on Ligand substitution rates.

7. Spectator Ligand effects on Ligand substitution rates.

8. Redox or electron transfer reactions.

9. Classification of Redox reaction mechanisms.

10. Outer sphere electron-transfer processes.

11. One-electron inner-sphere and long-range electron-transfer processes.

12. Two electron inner-sphere electron-transfer processes.

13. Substitution reactions in square planner complexes: the Kinetic Transfer Effect.

14. Test your knowledge.

II. Symmetry and Group Theory: 1.

Symmetry in chemistry -- group theory. 2.

Introduction to symmetry and point groups. 3.

Combination of symmetry elements in Finite groups. 4.

Symmetry elements in arrays. 5.

Philosophical implications of chemical symmetry. 6.

Group (mathematics). 7.

Group Theory. 8.

The development of Group (less)

Family: Podicipedidae. 2.

Pelecaniformes: I. Family: Pelecanidae.

II. Family: Phalacrocoracidae.

3. Cinconiiformes: I.

Family: Ardeidae. II.

Family: Ciconiidae. III.

Family: Threski ornithidae. IV.

Family: Phoenicopteridae. 4.

Anseriformes: I. Family: Anatidae.

5. Falconiformes: I.

Family: Accipitridae. II.

Family: Falconidae. 6.

Galliformes: I. Family: Phasianidae.

7. Gruiformes: I.

Family: Turnicidae. II.

Family: Gruidae. III.

Family: Rallidae. IV.

Family: Otididae. V.

Family: Jacanidea. VI.

Family: Rostratulidea. VII.

Family: Recurvirostridae. VIII.

Family: Burhinidae. IX.

Glareolidae. X.

Family: Charadriidae. XI.

Family: Laridae. 8.

Columbiformes: I. Family: Pteroclididae.

II. Family: Columbidae.

9. Psittaciformes: I.

Family: Psittacidae. 10.

Cuculiformes: I. Family: Cuculidae.

11. Strigiformes: I.

Family: Strigidae. 12.

Caprimulgiformes: I. Family: Caprimulgidae.

13. Apodiformes: I.

Family: Apodidae. 14.

Coraciiformes: I. Family: Alcedinidae.

II. Family: Meropidae.

III. Family: Coraciidae.

IV. Family: Upupidae.

V. Family: Capitonidae.

VI. Family: Picidae.

15. Passeriformes: I.

Family: Pittidae. II.

Family: Alaudidae. III.

Family: Hirundinidae. IV.

Family: Laniidae. V.

Family: Oriolidae. VI Family: Dicruridae (less)

Introduction. 2.

Tautomerism. 3.

Hydrogen bonding. 4.

Role of reaction kinetics in organic reaction mechanisms. 5.

Stereochemistry. 6.

Mechanism of free radical reactions. 7.

Addition reactions. 8.

Elimination reactions. 9.

Nucleophilic substitution at saturated carbon. 10.

Aromatic substitution. 11.

Molecular rearrangement. 12.

Esterifications, Ester hydrolysis and trans-esterification. "This book deals with all the mechanistic aspects of the organic chemistry.

It begins with the basic aspects in organic reaction mechanism and in the subsequent chapters stereo-chemistry and kinetics etc. have been explained and then the mechanism of various organic reactions has been explained.

For explaining the mechanism the reactions have been classified as addition reactions, substitution reactions, molecular rearrangement reactions, elimination reactions etc. Moreover the further sub-classification such as nucleophilic substitution reactions, aromatic substitution reaction has been used.

An attempt has been made to include large number of varied types of reactions. The book is likely to serve as a useful textbook and (less)

Pisciculture: 1. Introduction and classification of fish culture.

2. Morphology and anatomy of any cultivable fish (Catla, Rohu, Mrigal).

3. Fish breeding.

4. Hatcheries and their management.

5. Rearing of spawn and transport of fish seed.

6. Design and construction of freshwater fish farm.

7. Physico-chemical properties of freshwater.

8. Physico-chemical characteristic of soil.

9. Pond fertilization.

10. Predatory and weed fishes and their control.

11. Aquatic insects and their control.

12. Aquatic weeds and their control.

13. Fish diseases and their control.

14. Food and feeding habits of freshwater culturable fishes.

15. Fish nutrition.

16. Productivity of freshwater fish pond.

17. Management of freshwater fish pond.

18. Economics of composite fish culture.

19. Culture of exotic fishes.

20. Methods of Pisciculture.

21. Fish farming with livestock.

22. Brackish water fish culture.

23. Harvesting and marketing of fishes.

II. Aquarium Keeping: 24.

Aquarium fishes and plants. 25.

Design, construction and materials used (less)

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 (less)

1. LIS education in Madhya Pradesh/R.

G. Prasher.

2. Use of audio-visual aids in LIS education/G.

D. Bhargava.

3. Commercialization of library science education in Madhya Pradesh/Y.

L. Chopra.

4. Staff pattern in university libraries/G.

D. Bhargava.

5. Total quality management in university libraries/Roshan Raina.

6. Library resource sharing network: modern trends/Y.

L. Chopra & Bhaskar Mukherjee.

7. Information dissemination in academic libraries – a challenge/G.

D. Bhargava.

8. Automated libraries and information networks/Jagtar Singh & H.

P.S.

Kalra. 9.

Essential features in a computer based information retrieval system/S.K.

Sharma & Roshan Raina. 10.

Emerging information technology: its use in university libraries/Y.L.

Chopra & Bhaskar Mukherjee. 11.

The electronic library/H.S.

Chopra. 12.

Application of IT in university library services of Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh)/Y.L.

Chopra & Bhaskar Mukherjee. 13.

Use of IT in library services at RDVV, Jabalpur, M.P.

: user’s reaction/Y.L.

Chopra & Bhaskar Mukherjee. 14.

Bibliographical Databases in Bhai Gurdas library/Sukhdev Singh & Sukhbir Singh. 15.

Development of terminology (less)

S. Eliot, the greatest poet of the twentieth century, examine the expatriate sensibility of two American women writers--Bharati Mukherjee and Jhumpa Lahiri--of Indian extraction, reconnoitre West Africa through the eyes of Mary Kingsley and Gerald Durrell, visit Chinua Achebe and then end up with the Afro-American novels (less)

K. Das, N.

C. Nandi and Piyali Chattopadhyay.

2. Crustacea : Decapoda : Palaemonidae and Potamonidae/S.

K. Ghosh, S.

S. Ghatak and T.

Roy. 3.

Leeches/C.K.

Mandal. 4.

Trematodes of Amphibian/P.T.

Bhutia. 5.

Insecta : Collembola/A.K.

Hazra, G.P.

Mandal, S.K.

Mitra and B. Bhattacharya.

6. Insecta : Odonata/Tridip Ranjan Mitra.

7. Insecta : Orthoptera : Acridoidea/S.

K. Mandal, A.

Dey and A. K.

Hazra. 8.

Blattaria (Dictyoptera)/S.K.

Mandal. 9.

Insecta : Coleoptera : Scarabaeidae : Coprinae (Dung Beetles)/Ram Sewak. 10.

Insecta : Diptera : Nematocera/Bulganin Mitra, A.R.

Lahiri and M. Mukherjee.

11. Insecta : Diptera : Brachycera/Bulganin Mitra, P.

Parui and D. Banerjee.

12. Insecta : Diptera : Bombyliidae/D.

Banerjee and Bulganin Mitra. 13.

Insecta : Diptera : Cyclorrhapha/Bulganin Mitra, M. Sil, R.

S. Mridha and K.

Bhattacharjee. 14.

Insecta : Diptera : Syrphidae/M. Mukherjee, P.

Parui and Bulganin Mitra. 15.

Insecta : Diptera : Muscidae/Bulganin Mitra. 16.

Insecta : Hymenoptera : Formicidae/S.N.

Ghosh, S. Sheela, B.

G. Kundu, (less)

Having made his home and found his creative métier there as a student first and a teacher later he was one of the pioneering trio of artists, along with Nandalal Bose and Benodebehari Mukherjee, who made Santiniketan the most important centre for art in India between 1920 and 1947. Ramkinkar, as he was popularly known, was a man who had enormous gifts but never aired them; an artist who was singleminded in his pursuit of work but treated the results with philosophic unconcern.

Indifferent to success, fame and money, he lived an unworldly and capricious life. His works reflect a great zest for the gifts of (less)

Global development of organic agriculture: challenges and prospects/Aparna Pareek and P.C.

Trivedi. 2.

Biofertilizer: an important component in organic farming/C.D.

Deokar and R.B.

Sonawane. 3.

Use of microalgae and cyanobacteria as biofertilizers and soil conditioners/J.B.

Khan, Manoj Kumar and G.P.

Singh. 4.

Biofertilizers: an essential component of organic farming/P.K.

Roul and M.P.

Behera. 5.

Organic farming for sustainable agriculture development/D. Mukherjee.

6. Vermicompost: role in organic farming/M.

P. Behera and J.

Sahoo. 7.

Biodynamic farming: a holistic approach in agriculture/M.P.

Behera and P.K.

Roul. 8.

Organic farming and biotechnology/Parul Sharma and P.C.

Trivedi. Index.

"Sustainable agriculture is agriculture that is ecologically sound, economically viable and it conserves the resources such as soil, ground and surface water, minerals, petroleum and biodiversity. Sustainable crop production is only possible when the natural resources based on which the production activity depends should not be eroded or harmed in any manner.

Organic Farming is the wise answer to (less)

1. Ramkinkar: a biographical sketch.

2. About Ramkinkar's sculptures.

3. Ramkinkar's Sculptures: Photographs.

4. Ramkinkar's Sculptures: List of photographs.

5. Ramkinkar in his own words.

6. Ramkinkar through the eyes of his friends, students and associates.

7. Ramkinkar's Sculptures: A list of known works.

8. Ramkinkar's life and work: a chronology.

9. Ramkinkar: a select bibliography.

"Ramkinkar Vaij (1906-1980), a significant artist of twentieth-century India, is regarded as the first major figure in modern Indian sculpture. Born into a poor family in Bankura District, Bengal, he enrolled himself as a student in Santiniketan, at the university founded by Rabindranath Tagore, at the age of 19.

Having made his home and found his creative metier there--as a student first and a teacher later--he was one of the pioneering trio of artists, along with Nandalal Bose and Benodebehari Mukherjee, who made Santiniketan the most important centre for art (less)

Corruption: perceptions, reality and policy implications/Binayak Ray. 2.

Corruption, accountability and political parties in Bangladesh: connections and consequences/Samiul Hasan. 3.

Combating corruption: the Indian experience/Arun Prosad Mukherjee. 4.

Corruption among the public servants in India/Sankar Sen. 5.

Corruption, governance and economic development in Pakistan/Sajid Anwar and Ahmed M. Khalid.

6. Combating corruption: an afterword/R.

J. May.

Index. "Corruption, in its many forms, is being seen increasingly as an obstacle to good governance, a constraint on economic development, an impediment to social equity, and eventually a source of political instability and, in extreme cases, state failure.

By almost any indicator of corruption, the performance of the South Asian countries has been poor. Corrupt practices in the region have a long history, and were sustained during British colonial rule.

They flourished during the Second World War and in the context of political and social change in the post-independence states. In this volume, a group of (less)

The English writings of Raja Rammohan Ray/Bruce Carlisle Robertson. 2.

The Hindu college: Henry Derozio and Michael Madhusudan Dutt/Sajni Kripalani Mukherji. 3.

The Dutt family Album: and Toru Dutt/Rosinka Chaudhuri. 4.

Rudyard Kipling/Maria Couto. 5.

Two faces of prose: Behramji Malabari and Govardhanram Tripathi/Sudhir Chandra. 6.

The beginnings of the Indian Novel/Meenakshi Mukherjee. 7.

The English writings of Rabindranath Tagore/Amit Chaudhuri. 8.

Sri Aurobindo/Peter Heehs. 9.

Two early-twentieth-century women writers: Cornelia Sorabji and Sarojini Naidu/Ranjana Sidhanta Ash. 10.

Gandhi and Nehru: the uses of English/Sunil Khilnani. 11.

Verrier Elwin/Ramachandra Guha. 12.

Novelists of the 1930 and 1940/Leela Gandhi. 13.

R.K.

Narayn/Pankaj Mishra. 14.

Nirad C. Chaudhuri/Eunice deSouza.

15. Novelists of the 1950s and 1960s/Shyamala A.

Narayan and Jon Mee. 16.

On V.S.

Naipaul on India/Suvir Kaul. 17.

Poetry since Independence/Rajeev S. Patke.

18. From sugar to Masala: writing by the Indian Diaspora/Sudesh Mishra.

19. Looking for A.

K. Ramanujan/Arvind Krishna Mehrotra (less)

Introduction/M.P.

Dube. 2.

An approach to the concept of inclusion and exclusion in Gandhian thought/T.N.

Chaturvedi. 3.

Philosophical background of Gandhi’s thinking/Ramashray Roy. 4.

History, hope and agency: identity and politics of inclusion-the Gandhian context/Ram Krishna Mani Tripathi. 5.

Gandhian thought in the existentialist context/Naresh Dadhich. 6.

Concept of history in Hind Swaraj and War and Peace/M.T.

Desai. 7.

Gandhian philosophy, liberalism and liberalization/Nalini Pant. 8.

Strategies and stratagems in Gandhian thought/Ramjee Singh. 9.

Mahatma Gandhi’s truth oriented idealism/Surendra Kumar Verma. 10.

Relocating self-reliance and Swadeshi in he Neo-liberal context of globalization/Asha Kaushik. 11.

Gandhi and modern civilization/C.P.

Barthwal. 12.

Civilizing modernity: Gandhi in Hind Swaraj/Chandakala Padia. 13.

Gandhian Ashrams: laboratories for experiments with truth and non-violence/B.M.

Sharma. 14.

Understanding Gandhi/Jai Narain Sharma. 15.

War with violence/Ashu Pasricha. 16.

Gandhi and art/Raman P. Sinha.

17. Early Marxists and Gandhi: three frameworks of M.

N. Roy, Lenin and Gramsci/Subrata Mukherjee.

18. Gandh’s first political (less)

Recent developments in Chondrocyte cultures and cartilage engineering/R.K.

Saxena, Garima Sharma and Prashant Mishra. 2.

Human granulocyte-colony stimulating factor: a therapeutic protein/Shyam Sundar Nandi, Chiranjib Chakraborty, J.K.

Deb and Ragini Gothalwal. 3.

Chemical analysis of leaves of Cestrum diurnum (L.) (solanales: solanaceae) and seasonal variation of some primary and secondary biochemicals/A.

Ghosh and G. Chandra.

4. Protein folding pathways: its kinetics and related functions/Surajit Sinha, Shyam Sundar Nandi, Akash Verma, Ragini Gothalwal and T.

K. Maiti.

5. Recombinant therapeutic proteins from bacteria, animal and plant cells/J.

K. Deb.

6. Programmed cell death: an overview/Satyendra Gautam and Arun Sharma.

7. Biocatalysis: an emerging field in the synthesis of Eenantio-pure compounds/Mani Shankar Bhattacharyya, Sawraj Singh, Anirban Banerjee, Praveen Kaul, Pankaj Soni, Brajesh Barse, Rohit Sharma and U.

C. Banerjee.

8. Use of immunostimulant in aquaculture/Arup Tewary and Bidhan C.

Patra. 9.

Application of environmental biotechnological tools in water resource development/Biplab Sarkar, Debabrata Mukherjee, S. Adhikari and S (less)

I. General: 1.

New tools for isolation and identification of micro-organisms/Cecile Militon, Corinne Petit-Biderre and Pierre Peyret. 2.

Immobilization - Microencapsulation/P. Fernandes and J.

M.S.

Cabral. 3.

Nanobiotechnology and bioprocesses/Arup Mukherjee. II.

Bioprocess optimization, design of bioreactors and downstream processing: 4. Biosensors/Beatriz Lopez-Ruiz, Marta Sanchez-Paniagua Lopez, Arturo Jose Miranda-Ordieres and Noemi Santos-Alvarez.

5. Metabolic engineering and other methods for strain improvement/Anne Ruffing and Rachel Ruizhen Chen.

6. Fermentation media: Design and properties/Jean-Bernard Gros.

7. Bioreactors: Functions in fermentation processes/Bimal Chandra Bhattacharya, Soumitra Banerjee and Tapan Kumar Ghosh.

8. Statistical design for the optimization of fermentation processes/Christophe Vial.

9. Downstream processing of biologicals: A strategic approach/Tapati Bhanja, Mithu Das and Rintu Banerjee.

III. Industrial products and bioprocesses: 10.

Industrial enzymes/Parameswaran Binod, Reeta Rani Singhania, Carlos Ricardo Soccol and Ashok Pandey. 11.

Fermented beverages: The examples of winemaking/Jean-Marie Sablayrolles. 12.

Production of organic acids: Citric, Gluconic and Lactic acids/Hwa-Won Ryu, Young-Jung Wee, Jin-Nam Kim (less)

V. Subba Rao.

2. Medusae : Cnidaria/Badri Prasad Haldar and Amalesh Choudhury.

3. Echiura and Sipuncula/Badri Prasad Haldar.

4. Molluscs/N.

V. Subba Rao, A.

Dey and S. Barua.

5. Polychaetes/A.

Misra. 6.

The structure and dynamics of planktonic copepods/Rashid A. Khan.

7. Stomatopoda : Crustacea/H.

C. Ghosh.

8. Isopoda : Crustacea/S.

S. Ghatak.

9. Hermit Crabs (Crustacea : Decapoda)/K.

Narapu Reddy. 10.

Crustacea : Xanthidae/Maya Deb. 11.

Crustacea : Decapoda : Grapsidae/Sunil Kumar Ghosh. 12.

Portunidae : Decapoda : Crustacea/Sipra Bhadra. 13.

Ocypodidae : Decapoda : Crustacea/N. Bairagi.

14. Prawns and Shrimps (Crustacea : Decapoda)/K.

Narapu Reddy. 15.

Spider/B.K.

Biswas. 16.

Chaetognatha/Badri Prasad Haldar. 17.

Asteroidea, Ophiuroidea and Ehinoidea (Echinodermata)/D.R.

K. Sastry.

18. Holothuroidea : Echinodermata/S.

K. Mukhopadhyaya.

19. Intertidal fishes/P.

Mukherjee. 20.

Anura : Amphibia/S.K.

Chanda. 21.

Reptilia/D.P.

Sanyal, B. Dattagupta and S.

Sur. 22.

Ecology of the Hugli-Matla Estuarine system/A. Rashid Khan.

23. Ecology of Kulti Estuary with reference to (less)

1. Biodiversity of some aquatic environments in Central India/S.

K. Kulshrestha.

2. Diversity and densities of Benthic Macroinvertebrates as biotic indicators of eutrophication/M.

V. Reddy.

3. Phytoplankton dynamics in a shallow, eutrophic man-made lake in Delhi: Relationships between species composition and environmental factors/J.

Arora and N.K.

Mehra. 4.

Macrophytic association of epiphytic microflora and fauna of some Beels of Eastern U.P/S.

Prakash and K. Srivastava.

5. Time scale evaluation and use of traditional practices to reclaim and enhance biodiversity/S.

K. Ghosh.

6. Fish diversity in the oriental highlands of the Indian subcontinent/P.

Nautiyal and H.R.

Singh. 7.

Conservation and development of Mahseer Fishery in Shyamlatal Lake/C.B.

Joshi, Shyam Sunder, P. Sanga and A.

U. Khan.

8. Ichthyofaunal diversity of Assam: resource development/S.

P. Biswas, M.

Choudhury and S. Boruah.

9. Ecological assessment of a national lake Rabindra Sarover, Kolkata/A.

Roy, T. Saha, S.

S. Majumdar, M.

Mukherjee and P.B.

Ghosh. 10.

Comparative account of Plankton ecology (less)

Ecology and environment (ethics of survival)/R.R.

Das. 2.

Conservation of biological diversity : science and politics/T.N.

Khoshoo. 3.

Biodiversity/S.K.

Agarwal. 4.

Floristic diversity in upper storey cover of Jhalawar district (Rajasthan) with special reference to phytogeographical affinities/N.K.

Sharma, J.L.

Sharma and A.P.

Sharma. 5.

Indoor environment/Sharda Khandelwal. 6.

Evolution and degradation of biodiversity with special reference to forest types in protected areas of Rajasthan/L.K.

Dadhich and Shuchita Jain. 7.

Biodiversity conservation measures/S.K.

Shringi and A.P.

Sharma. 8.

Ferns of Hadoti plateau with special reference to their medicinal uses/L.K.

Dadhich and N.K.

Sharma. 9.

Need for forest management and biodiversity conservation/L.K.

Dadhich and Shuchita Jain. 10.

Macrophyte diversity in wetlands of Birbhum district, West Bengal : economic prospect/Ambarish Mukherjee and Debnath Palit. 11.

Floristic diversity of Hadoti region with reference to its geography/B.L.

Sharma and N.K.

Sharma. 12.

Desertification and depletion of biodiversity : a case study of Kantli Inland Drainage basin/Ajay (less)

2. Renewable energy from the ocean and its relevance to India/M.

Ravindran. 3.

Energy requirements in India by 2020 and future strategies/Kuldeep Chandra. 4.

Role of hydrographic survey, law of the sea and its implications in the Indian context and delineation of legal continental shelf/K.R.

Srinivasan and G.S.

Inda. I.

Seabed morphology, structure and tectonics: 5. Physiography of the deep seafloor of the western part of the Bay of Bengal/B.

R. Rao and B.

M. Faruque.

6. Morphology and surface sediments off southern part of eastern continental margin of India/G.

P. Mohapatra, G.

Gaitan Vaz and R.B.

S. Rao.

7. Tectonic evolution of the western continental margin of India/R.

K. Sukhtankar.

II. Sediment processes and stratigraphy: 8.

Temporal and spatial variation of clay mineral assemblage in the Bay of Bengal sediments/B.M.

Faruque, Kalpana Choudhuri and Swapna Mukherjee. 9.

Sedimentary processes and structural framework of Konkan basin, western offshore, (less)