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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. Knowledge awareness preferences and behaviour. 3. Crop insurance. 4. Services of cooperatives. 5. Sources of seeds and seed replacement. 6. Usual practice of seed replacement. 7. Use of inputs. 8. Fertilisers and pesticides. 9. Veterinary services. 10. Adequacy and quality. 11. Distance. 12. Testing facility. 13. Land used for different kinds of farming. 14. Inter state variations in the use of land. 15. Differences among social groups in use of land for farming. 16. Differences in use of land for farming among farmer households across size of holding. 17. Area irrigated from different sources all crops. 18. State wise area irrigated from different sources all crops. 19. Energy used for farming and other activities ploughing. 20. Energy use irrigation. 21. Energy use harvesting. 22. Energy use threshing. 23. Access to modern technology sources of information. 24. Quality of information received. 25. Adoption of recommended practice. 26. Suggestion for improvement in extension services. 27. Consumption and poverty among farmer households. 28. State wise differences in consumption of cereals. 29. Poverty among farmers households. 30. Indebtedness. 31. Indebtedness of farmer households in different social groups. 32. Land status and indebtedness. 33. Sources and purpose of loan. 34. Distribution of loans by purpose of loan. 35. Income expenditure and productive assets of farmer households. 36. Variations across social groups. 37. Productive assets across size class of land possessed. 38. Productive assets across MPCE classes. 39. Variations in assets across states. 40. Income generated by farmer households from different sources during the agricultural year July 2002 to June 2003 by size class of holdings. 41. Inter state variations in income. 42. Expenditure incurred by farmer households. 43. Inter state variations in expenditure incurred on assets. 44. Average expenses and income from farming of animals. 45. Average expenses and income from cultivation during 2002 03. 46. State wise differences in cost of cultivation. 47. Inter state variations in consumption expenditure. 48. Income from various sources by size class of land holding. 49. Income from all sources and consumption expenditure of farmer households across size class categories 2002 03. 50. Surplus of income over consumption. 51. Summing up. 52. Policy suggestions. Appendix. Further reading. This book contains a summary of the main findings of the Situation Assessment Survey of the farmers undertaken by the National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO) of the Ministry of Statistics and Plan Implementation Government of India during 2003. The survey graphically brings out some disturbing facts about the state of affairs in the farming sector. It highlights the dissatisfaction of the farmers with their profession their ignorance about matters most important for their future and the dismal failure of the credit institutions and numerous government agencies in fulfilling their assigned tasks for the farming sector. The survey results also show that most of the farmer households have low living standards and low earnings and nearly two fifths among them are under debt. 96 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. I. Environment 1. Measures for ecological improvement defective/G.S. Bhalla and Balkrishan Bali. 2. Give mother earth a chance for survival/G.S. Bhalla and Abhay Jain. 3. Bad policy behind owning individual cars survey shows 80 per cent of cars carry only one person/G.S. Bhalla. 4. Environment reporting an evaluation/G.S. Bhalla and Niti Singh. 5. Bhagat Puran Singh on tree felling/G.S. Bhalla. 6. Unjustified felling of trees/G.S. Bhalla. 7. Penny wise pound foolish policy about forest wealth/G.S. Bhalla. 8. Helifax declaration and the universities/Jatinder Kaur Tur. II. Economics 9. Need of economic structural changes in India/G.S. Bhalla and Rupinder Bhalla. 10. Development banking in 21 century challenges ahead/G.S. Bhalla and S.S. Nartta. 11. Economic programme for rural poor/G.S. Bhalla and H.S. Bhalla. 12. An open letter to he Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on eco economic policy of India/G.S. Bhalla. 13. A development model/G.S. Bhalla and Vandana Dem. 14. Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) not alive to leasing potential/G.S. Bhalla. 15. Leasing a lever of exploit business acts/G.S. Bhalla and Balakrishan Bali. 16. Prevention and detection of tax evasion to cut black economy/G.S. Bhalla and Monica Duggal. 17. Kelkar Task force on direct taxes a new dimension in tax reform/G.S. Bhalla and Rajani. 18. Business and tax raids/G.S. Bhalla. 19. Tax payer and inflation in economy/G.S. Bhalla. 20. Indian industrial development post reform scene/Vikram Chadha G.S. Bhalla and Randeep Wadhera. 21. Pitfalls of HUF assessment and economic consequences/G.S. Bhalla. III. Commerce education 22. Making commerce education more relevant/G.S. Bhalla and Vandana Dem. 23. Women's role in managing the changing commerce scenario/G.S. Bhalla and Ruchi Trehan. 24. The economic health of universities/G.S. Bhalla and Sumninder Bawa. 25. Better funding of universities/G.S. Bhalla and S.P. Dhawan. 26. Not for fourth estate alone/G.S. Bhalla. 27. Woes of doctoral research fellow/G.S. Bhalla and Rupinder Bhalla. 28. Business seminars of what use/G.S. Bhalla and Abhay Jain. IV. Socio economic development in Punjab 29. Socio economic development in Punjab an overview/G.S. Bhalla and Sumninder Bawa. The philosophy of exploitation which promulgates that any destruction of nature is justified for the sake of development that we develop at any cost need not only be condemned but completely discarded in the interest of giving mother earth a chance of survival. The world of excessive exploitation of nature definitely leads to ecological catastrophe of magnitude which result into the extinction of human civilization. Development must be environmentally harmonious economically efficient and targeted towards equity with social justice. At present the education system has degraded a lot. The education has lost its real meaning and has become more of an isolated knowledge in the field of technology seismology economy sociology pure sciences and so on instead of having a meaningful inter disciplinary approach. The book in hand deals with the above mentioned theme and is divided into different sections dealing with ecological environment economics and commerce education besides an overview of the different aspects of the economy. 257 pp.

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Contents: Acknowledgements. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Natural resource base of Indian agriculture. 3. Changes in agrarian structure in India. 4. Planning for agricultural growth. 5. Agricultural growth in India since 1950-51. 6. Agricultural inputs--seeds and fertilisers. 7. Agricultural inputs--irrigation. 8. Agricultural credit. 9. Agricultural marketing and warehousing. 10. Price interventions in agricultural markets: agricultural price policy in India. 11. WTO and Indian agriculture. 12. Trends in agricultural trade in the context of the reform process. 13. Food security in India in the context of trade liberalisation.14. The condition of Indian farmer: the impact of globalisation and agricultural liberalisation. 15. Socio-economic condition of agricultural labourers. 16. New directions for agricultural regeneration. "Critically reviewing the performance of Indian agriculture since independence, the book examines the relative performance of Indian agriculture both during the plan period and post-reform period as well as the role of agriculture in the development of Indian economy. The book also underlines the main cause of deceleration of agriculture in the post-reform period and makes policy suggestions for regeneration of Indian agriculture.".

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. 1. Environment and education/Sunderlal Bahuguna. 2. Managing ecological concerns related to economic development/G.S. Bhalla and Hema Khanna. 3. Vedic wisdom for survival/Shanta Chatterji. 4. Environmental degradation correctives available in agriculture/S.S. Johl. 5. Nobel for Wangari Jury Skirts issues of war and peace/Punyapriya Dasgupta. 6. Environmental awareness an evaluation/Hema Khanna and G.S. Bhalla. 7. Pope calls energy alternatives a source of peace/Ian Fisher. 8. President Kalam's Green Justice the H.T. correspondent. 9. Water wars loom large poor access to water hampers development/Anita Inder Singh. 10. Desertification an assessment and remedies/G.S. Bhalla and Hema Khanna. 11. A model for sustainable development in India/G.S. Bhalla. 12. Chipko Movement spreads to Northern India/Varinder Walia. 13. Keep forests intact for the future generation/Sunderlal Bahuguna. 14. Fiscal measures for pollution control defective/G.S. Bhalla and H.S. Bhalla. 15. Air in India unfit to breath/Vibha Sharma. 16. Deficient environmental taxation in India/Hardeep Kaur and G.S. Bhalla. 17. Green taxation and economic development/Hema Khanna. 18. Symphony of the Vienna Woods/Unvanthi Balaram. 19. Environment reporting practices in India/Niti Singh and G.S. Bhalla. 20. Economic development and ecological environment are closely related/G.S. Bhalla and Hema Khanna. 21. Way to defend eco environment and civilization/Sunder Lal Bahuguna. 22. Plant a tree at Easter a message to masses/Wangari Maathai (Nobel Laureate). 23. Environmental accounting and reporting practices a study of selected Indian companies/H.S. Bhalla and Ruchi Trehan. 24. Industry needs Green Revolution/G.S. Bhalla and Hema Khanna. 25. Prospecting for Green diesel/N. Gopal Raj. 26. One issue two responses ecological concerns/V.N. Narayanan. 27. Inventing environment friendly technology the Hindu correspondent. 28. What the mind conceives man achieves/D. Balasubramanian. 29. Bhagat Puran Singh on tree felling/G.S. Bhalla. 30. Depleting water table/Saifuddin Soz. 31. The Chipko Movement/Sunder Lal Bahuguna. 32. Judiciary in defence of trees/G.S. Bhalla and Hema Khanna. 33. On the brink still/Ashish Kothari. 34. Environmental reporting in India a case study/H.S. Bhalla Summi Arora Hardeep Kaur and Hema Khanna. 35. Climate change and energy policy Indian scenario/Neena Malhotra Hardeep Kaur and G.S. Bhalla. 36. Environmental solutions through Indian scriptures/Dharminder Singh Ubha. 37. Higher education and sustainability/Dalwinder Kaur Neena Malhotra and G.S. Bhalla. 38. Promoting sustainable development through universities/Dalwinder Kaur G.S. Bhalla and Hardeep Kaur. Index. It's long the environmentalists of vision started their campaign to enlighten the masses an the different governments about the possible fall out of the ecological degradation. The first among them was Edward Goldsmith who anticipated the civilizations devastation because of fast economic growth after the industrial revolution in the middle of nineteenth century. The father of the Indian nation and an apostle of peace Mahatma Gandhi realized the impact of industrial development in the beginning of the nineteenth century and expressed his deep concern about ecological environment. Other environmentalists including the living legend Mr. Sunder Lal Bahuguna dedicated whole of his life in defending the ecological environment. The reference to ecological environment would be incomplete without the mention of the saint of Pingalwara (Late) Bhagat Puran Singh who spared no effort to spread ecological awareness and his successor Dr. Inderjit Kaur who is following in his footsteps. Ms. Wangari Maathai did an honour to the Noble Prize by making it green and his holiness the spiritual leader of Tibetans Mr. Dalai Lama and the honorable Prime Minister of the country Dr. Manmohan Singh have stressed the need for a balanced and sustainable development. The first citizen o.

tables (illustrator). Contents Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1 Man and environment 2 Environment and development related studies 3 Research implementation on economic development and ecological degradation 4 Economic development and ecological degradation--extent gravity a 276 pp.