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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Developing Nations bear the greatest burden of infectious disease and have limitations on the food front as well. These two situations work synergistically to put a lot of stress on the physical growth of children living in the developings world thus impinging on their health, survival and habitual physical activity. Professor Amartya Sen, the Nobel Prize winner in Economics in 1998 dedicated his efforts to work on the welfare economics by correlating the health situation with economic indicators. In a real and functional sense, the size of the children, adolescents and adults is indicative of the fact how a nation performs on its economic and developmental front. Though nobody doubts the interaction between genetics and environment in determining the outcome of child growth, extricating the effects of these two is highly cumbersome. A large number of studies have indicated that the growth performance of children in the developing world is slower than their peer in the developed world. Indian scenario of child growth and development is alarming. Data compiled by WHO has shown that underweight children in India below the age of 5 years constitutes 43.5 per cent of all children during the year 2006. This is a huge number and an eye opener for every progressive Indian.This volume is the outcome of the papers dedicated to the Panel "BH 01: Health, Nutrition and Physical Growth in Developing Nations" of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES) World Congress "Evolving humanity, emerging worlds" held at Manchester, UK, from 5th-10th August, 2013. Different papers in this edited volume throw light on the status of children throughout India and delve in detail about the conditions in which they are living and thriving. It is expected that this book will be of immense value to the scholars (viz. students of anthropology, biology, demography, economics, geography, sociology, medicine, public health, health management etc.) and planners equally. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Completely Randomized design. 3. Randomized complete block design. 4. Latin square design. 5. Dealing with problem data. 6. Factorial experiments. 7. Split plot. 8. Strip plot in Randomized complete block design. 9. Comparison of factorial split plot and strip-plot designs. 10. Extensions of the basic designs. 11. Confounding: complete factorials in incomplete block design. 12. Analysis of covariance. 13. SAS system for data analysis. The book entitled Designing Agricultural Research focused on the conducting various field and laboratory related research mainly used in agriculture. The statistical techniques elaborated in this presentation are equally applicable in the field of biological research including veterinary, diary, horticulture and medical sciences. This book has been written in a very simple language and the beauty of this presentation is the simplification of complex formula into simple one and easy to understand. Concept of each statistical design is elaborated with examples and clear terms. Suitability of a particular design in a given situation with pros and cons has also been dealt with. This book contains statistical design like completely Randomized design, Randomized complete Block Design, Latin Square design, split plot design strip plot design and factorial experiments. Some chapters on comparison of factorials, split plot and strip plot designs is also added. Similarly, extension of basic designs, confounding, analysis of Covariance, SAS system for data analysis is a new introduction. One unique chapter which was a long pending demand of students/researchers in dealing with problem data is also included.

figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Resource conservation technologies for food security and rural livelihood in eastern Indo-Gangetic plainsAR Khan 2 Use of conservation agriculture to improve farming systems in developing countriesKen Sayre and Bram Govaerts 3 Resource conservation technologies in rice-wheat cropping system of Indo-Gangetic plainsRK Malik 4 Resource conservation technologies in salt affected areasSS Singh 5 Conservation agriculture based resource conserving technologies for rice maize systemRavi Gopal Raj Kumar and Raj Gupta 6 Resource conservation techniques in rice--wheat systems of eastern Indo Gangetic plainsRavi Gopal Raj Kumar and Raj Gupta 7 Info-RCT crop model for resource conserving technologies in rice-wheat systemYS Saharawat M Gathala Neelam Chaudhary R Laik ML Jat Virender Kumar H Pathak and JK Ladha 8 Soil health issues under conservation agricultureY Saharawat R Laik Sheetal Sharma and JK Ladha 9 Conservation agriculture based farming system optionsUP Singh 10 Efficient irrigation system for water productivity in tube well commandAP Mishra 11 Water management for increasing water productivityAdlul Islam 12 Weed management in  conservation agricultureTK Srivastava 13 Impact of climate change in rice and wheat crops adaptation strategies and resource conservation measuresAbdul Haris A Vandna Chhabra and Sandeep Biswas 14 Ecological consequences of crop intensificationTK Srivastava 15 Climate change and its impact on natural resources with special reference to the A and N IslandRC Srivastava 16 Conservation agriculture economic perspective and future challengesKM Singh and MS Meena 17 Attaining food security through resource conservation technologiesAbhay Kumar Ujjwal Kumar RC Bharati and N Chandra 18 Farmers perception and socio-economic aspects of zero tillage technologiesUjjwal Kumar Abhay Kumar RC Bharati and N Chandra 19 Innovation decision process constraints and strategies for wider adoptability of conservation innovationsMS Meena and KM Singh 20 Extension strategies for accelerating adoption of zero tillage technology a perspective of North BiharAshok K Singh 21 Computing economics of resource conservation technologyN Chandra RC Bharati Abhay Kumar and Ujjwal Kumar 22 Experimental planning for conserving resourcesRC Bharti Ujjwal Kumar Abhay Kumar and N Chandra 23 Water resource development and management in rainfed horticultureRC Srivastava 24 Water management practices in horticultural cropsShivendra Kumar and Santosh S Mali 25 Development of an ideal and replicable watershed plan for resource conservation in rainfed-humid farming systemN Sahoo and PS Brahmanand 26 Water resource development and management on participatory basis in cyclone affected coastal ecosystemN Sahoo PSB Anand and A Kumar 27 Plasticulture technologies for resource conservationPratap Ray Bhatnagar 28 Food security for increasing rural livelihood under limited water supply through adaption of diversified crops and crop sequencesRD Singh 29 Integrated farming system for resource management and food securitySanjeev Kumar 30 Strategies and steps for efficient crop residues management for conservation agricultureAV Dahiphale UV Mahadkar LS Chavan and Vijay B Mehta 31 Integrated pest management based on RCTs of rice-wheat cropping systemMohd Idris and SS Singh 32 Alternate livelihood supports system for landless farmwomen and unemployed rural youthAR Khan 33 Resource conservation technology for soil health maintenance in Gujarat stateHM Virdia 34 Application of GIS in resource conservation technologyB Saha 35 Enhancing water productivity of North Bihar using resource conversation techniques with special reference to Makhana cultivationJanardan Jee 36 Resource conservation in wetland fisheries issues and strategiesDK Kaushal 37 RCTs through hydroponics - the current scenarioMJ Alam and Vijaya Nand Singh 38 Cultivation of water chest nut for livelihood improvement of landless farm labourSP Sinha and Sunita Kumari 39 Role and management of.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Of Thieves and Theris, Potters and Pativratas celebrates Kumkum Roy's contributions as a scholar and teacher of history. Best known for her research on the history of early India, Kumkum Roy has worked on sources as diverse as the Vedic corpus, the Therigatha, the Rajatarangini and the Mahabharata. A crucial feature of her scholarship has been her emphasis on the significance of gender in the reconstruction of India's pasts. She has enriched our understanding of social history through essays and edited volumes examining institutions and processes, including monarchy, urbanism, caste, the household and renunciatory traditions. While her primary source materials have been Sanskrit and Pali texts, she has also integrated insights from epigraphy and archaeology into her work. Her contribution as a teacher has been immense, and in recent years her pedagogical engagements have expanded to include writing textbooks for the Delhi State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), as well as interventions on the teaching of history at the school level. The essays in this volume in honour of Kumkum Roy draw attention to various aspects of early Indian social history.