Anil Kumar Sinha (55 results)

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Condition: New. pp. 276 1st Edition.

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pbk. Creation of universe has been an enigma since time immemorial Matter is made of energy Emc2 is an established scientific fact Energy in essence is an expression of natural forces Natural forces recognised so far are electromagnetic forcea strong force binding the nuclear particles weak force of radioactivity force of gravitation and a recently recognised force binding together the quarks It has been suggested that all these forces are essentially part of a unified field force of nature Forces exhibit as field as wave and sometimes as particle radiation To explain their behaviour exactly various theories eg quantum theory relativity theory and string theory have been postulated in physics But their changing behaviour is complicated enough to be understood fully by any one theory They all are debated discussed modified challenged cancelled and formulated again and again to reach new syntheses ?Consciousness? appears to be one variant of this field force of nature Space time and the unified field force of nature interacted to create this universe Consciousness incorporated into matter and the living world happened Life in essence is conscious awareness of self and an intense desire to perpetuate it for ever This desire of eternal perpetuation is termed as survival instinct which reflects in the complex behaviour patterns of all living organisms starting from sexual behaviour to sports and politics The nature is governed by the principles of perpetuity dynamicity infinity uncertainty and cyclicity As nature keeps on changing everything changes with the passage of time The profound change in the system of an organism ultimately accumulates detrimentally and this natural machine first gets deranged or diseased and finally stops working The expression of consciousness ceases and we call it death Mental conditioning since childhood imparts attachment to family society and nation at large Food habits beliefs cultural imprints and faith in various gods are the other fallouts of conditioning The book Truth and Illusion contains seminal essays on all these aspects of life including matter energy time consciousness survival instinct pain grief sorrow anger and violence among others The readers will find it interesting and informative 80 pp.…

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Condition: New. pp. xxiii + 314 Illus.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Risk Perception and asset Holdings: from beliefs or actions/Arjun Mittal and Prateek Bedi. 2. An examination of causality relationship of spot and future price of silver in MCX/Ferojuddin M.A. Khan. 3. Exploring the Relationship Between Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intention among IT Employees, from Generation Y, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India/Ramnath Srinath. 4. Human resource practices in Indian startups/Soni Agrawal. 5. Human resource as business partner: a key business differentiator/Maninder Khalsa. 6. Microfinance Institutions in Delhi: challenges and road ahead/Madan Singh and Asheesh Pandey. 7. Multilateral alliances: accessing the prospects of a multipolar world/Gauri Narain Mathur. 8. Research methodology strategies in venture capital/private equity/Smita Tripathi. 9. Microfinance through self help groups: an empirical study of repayment of loans in Lucknow region rural self help groups/Zain Mehdi. 10. Exploring the effect of government change on foreign direct investment movement in India/Rakesh Kumar. 11. An exploratory research into the antecedents of the need for uniqueness motivation among adolescents in India/Jones Mathew and Rakesh Mohan Joshi. 12. Consumer behavior towards promotional mobile messages among management graduates in Delhi-NCR/Nimit Gupta and Ritika Malik. 13. Study of consumer preferences for online banking in Delhi-NCR/Shamsher Singh and Raveena Rana. 14. Growth of micro, small and medium scale enterprises and its impact on employment generation in Uttarakhand/Deepika and R.S. Pandey. 15. The pragmatics of trading luxury brands online/Maani Dutt and Preethi Viswanathan. 16. Organizational commitment of emotionally intelligent leader in Indian IT Sector of Delhi/NCR/Priyanka Jain and Taranjeet Duggal. 17. Using unconventional measures to evaluate mutual fund performance/Parag Rijwani. 18. Good or bad jobs: women in Indian manufacturing sector/Megha Shree and Balwant Singh Mehta.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents: I. Division Mycota: 1. The Fungi: General Characters and Classification. 2. Subdivision: Myxomycotina, Class: Myxomycetes. 3. Subdivision: Eumycotina, The Lower Fungi (Phycomycetes). 4. ubdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Chytridiomycetes. 5. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Plasmodiophoromycetes. 6. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Oomycetes. 7. Subdivision: Eumycotina, Class: Zygomycetes. 8. Subdivision: Eumycotina, The Higher Fungi. 9. Subclass: Hemiascomycetidae (Yeasts). 10. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Series Plectomycetes. 11. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Series Hymenoasco. 12. Subclass: Euascomycetidae, Sub-Sereis: Discomycetes. 13. The Higher Fungi, Class: Basidiomycetes. 14. Subclass: Heterobasidiomycetidae. 15. Subclass: Homobasidiomycetidae. 16. Class: Deuteromycetes (Fungi Imperfecti). 17. Fungi: General Topics and Discussion. 2. Schizomycota, Viruses and Mycoplasma: 1. Schizomycota: Bacteria. 2. Viruses, Viroids and Mycoplasma. 3. Lichens: IV. Elementary Plant Pathology: 1. Principles of Plant Pathology. 2. Examples of Important Plant Diseases. 3. Plant Parasitic Nematodes. Throws light on Whittaker's five kingdom system and beyond, economic importance of fungi and recent developments in fungal taxonomy (AFTOL ): Includes a chapter on plant parasitic nematodes discussing briefly their life cycle, common symptoms and control measures. Pedagogically enriched with close to 1000 coloured diagrams and images as well as engaging chapter-end exercises. (jacket). …