Development Initiatives in India
Published by Serials Pub, New Delhi, 2008
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Contents Acknowledgement. Contributors. Introduction. I. Agriculture development 1. Impact of agricultural credit on productivity an econometric analysis/P.N. Rao. 2. Changes in the productivity of groundnut and sugarcane during Pre and Post Green Revolution Period in A.P/K. Prabhakar K. Satyanarayana Reddy and M. Srinivasa Reddy. 3. Irrigation management facing the challenge/M. Lakshmi Narasaiah. 4. Bore well irrigation in drought prone areas experience of A.P./L. Reddeppa. 5. Price elasticity of acreage under cotton crop a case study of Telangana Region/P. Venkateswarlu. II. Rural development 6. Sustainable community based regional development a case of BIMARAU Region/R.D. Singh. 7. Participatory planning at village level a case study on initiatives/R. Venkata Ravi and V. Narayana Reddy. 8. Rural marketing and post liberalized era emerging perspective and issues/Awadhesh Kumar Singh and Satya Prakash Pandey. 9. Primacy of participatory methods in rural appraisal a macro study/N. Narayanaswamy and M.P. Boraian. 10. Sustainable rural development through people's participation/M. Perumal. 11. Local knowledge and sustainable development a case of Konda Reddi Tribe/K. Anil Kumar. 12. Reflection of tribal development programmes a case of Manipur/M. Romesh Singh. III. Women development 13. Inter State Inter regional variation in performance of banking institutions in financing women Self Help Groups/I. Sundar. 14. Derivation of women in education and employment in India a historical perspective/D. Pulla Rao. 15. A study of value addition by the housewives to the family income through extended SNA activities/Lakshmi Kulashetra and Sunitha Gupta. 16. Influence of literacy and SHG participation on social sustainability/K. Sudha Rani G. Hussain Reddy and K.G. Bharathi. 17. Population awareness of secondary school teachers a case study of Ajmer City/Lakshmi Thakur. 18. Participatory communication in Agribusiness a development strategy for hill women of Uttaranchal/Neelam Bharadwaj and S.K. Kashyap. 19. Self Help Groups and poverty alleviation/D. Sunder Raj. IV. Social development 20. Population explosion vs environmental degradation/K. Vijaya Kumar. 21. Child labour in India an anthropological perspective/P.H. Mohammad. 22. NGOs in India some observations/M. Venkataramana. 23. Role of government and non governmental agencies in governance a perspective/B.S. Vasudeva Rao and M.V.S.S. Prakash Rao. 24. Adoption of UN Convention on the rights of the Child 1989 and labour labour in India/P. Hazarika. Index. The development architects in India have experimented with many socio economic development programmes under the trickle down approach. As development is a multifaceted process the experience gained over a period in the top down approach has paved way for shifting towards the participatory micro planning to achieve the development with people participation. The concept of participation encompass many elements such as involvement contribution sharing. In the development process paramount significance is given to the equality that is the very base for the participatory development approach. The equality starts from the stage of identification of need for developmental intervention in assessing the impact of the intervention for the development. Now the question is whether we are in the right direction of achieving development with equality. With this background the present edited book containing the following topics agriculture development rural development women development and social development will have glance towards the development initiatives in India. 342 pp. …
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- Development Initiatives in India
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- V Narayana Reddy; D Sunder Raj and R Romesh Singh
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- Serials Pub, New Delhi
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- 2008
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