K S Bhardwaj (78 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: New. The royal courtesans called tawayafs in Urdu have been very mysterious members of the society. More mysterious are their lives, deeds, hobbies, and flare for performing arts like singing and dancing. But it is not all. Very few people know that they were great patriots and several of them sacrificed everything including their lives to get freedom for their motherland from British clutches. To know more please go through this book, perhaps first of its kind so far.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. After looking at the level of exploitation the women face today, it is evident that reasoning with women and men has completely derailed. With women's participation in public affairs, freedom to women has increased but promiscuity among men too has escalated manifold just because women are easily available to them. No doubt, women have more liberty today but the question is at what cost? On one side, she is overburdened with double duties, on the other, as she moves out of her home she faces two-legged wolves roaming in the streets ready to pounce upon her. We have tried to diagnose this social anomaly in this book and have attempted to find ways and means how to protect women's modesty without affecting their personal, physical, educational, psychological, and social development. It will not be appropriate here to say anymore.…

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Paperback. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Using the guideline. I. Introduction 1. Background of ecodevelopment. 2. Concept of ecodevelopment. 3. Evolution of the concept of ecodevelopment. II. Issues and planning process 1. Issues in ecodevelopment planning a. Where to do ecodevelopment. b. Identification of impact zones. c. Prioritization and selection of target villages. d. Activities to be taken up under ecodevelopment. e. Stakeholders identification and collaborations. f. Participation of local communities. g. Tenurial issues. h. Empowering the partners. i. Landscape issues. j. Research monitoring and process documentation. 2. Ecodevelopment planning process. III. The Micro plan format. References. Appendices. Ecodevelopment is a multi disciplinary and multi stakeholder led collaborative strategy currently being adopted in India to link the conservation values of wildlife protected areas with the livelihood and development aspirations of the local communities. The success of this programme essentially depends upon the ability of the planners to understand the complex issues involved in ecodevelopment and integrate these with the overall planning process. This guideline is a step forward in providing basic and concise framework for ecodevelopment planning. The guideline contains structured information on concepts issues and the planning process. It has extensively drawn on experiences from the field and lessons learnt from effective ecodevelopment models currently being implemented in a range of sites across the country. Protected Area Managers development planners NGOs trainers researchers and those involved in integrated conservation and development projects should find this guideline a useful resource. This document is an outcome of the project on protected area management planning guidelines and training including regional planning and regulation under the GEF India Ecodevelopment Project of Ministry of Environment and Forests Government of India. 83 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. What is diabetes. 2. Aetiology of diabetes an Indian perspective. 3. The diabetes and the methodology an overview of the previous work. 4. Arrangement of data. 5. Antidiabetic plants. 6. Conclusion and prospects. 7. Literature cited. Appendices 1. Index to total number of genera and species under various divisions of plant kingdom. 2. Index to families. 3. Index to uses of various species under a genus for the cure of diabetes. 4. Index to botanical names. 5. Index to English names. 6. Index to Hindi names. 7. Index to Sanskrit names. The present compendium is first of its kind providing up to date information on the phytotherapeutic potential (including biological activity and active constituents) of 360 Indian plants under 288 genera and 97 families for alleviating the suffering of mankind due to diabetes. These include mostly the angiosperms (351 species) followed by pteriodophytes (6 species) and gymnosperms (3 species). Of the angiospermous taxa 312 dicotyledonous species predominate in their antidiabetic properties. Over twenty four colour photographs of the plants two figures and seven appendices enhance the value of the compilation significantly. It is hoped that this monographic information source will serve as a multidisciplinary ready reckoner to ethnobotany graduates and postgraduate students researchers pharmacists medical practitioners scientists and teacher through the globe. 164 pp. …

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Tourism growth and trends 1. Tourism in India an overview/Sultan Singh and M.S. Turan. 2. Trends in world tourism and optimal business strategy an Indian context/Raj Kumar. 3. Global tourism trends/S.P. Bansal and Prashant Kumar Gautam. 4. Tourism trends in developing countries a case of China/S.S. Boora. 5. The global importance of tourism/Ashish Saihjpal Harsh Vineet Kaur and Sawtantar Singh. 6. GATS and the tourism industry/Neelam Rani Suneja and Amita. 7. Future developments in tourism/Suhas D. Pathak. 8. Safety and security of foreign tourists in India an exploratory study/Surender Pal Singh and Mohit Vij. 9. Tourism and hospitality industry in India emerging issues/M.L. Singla. Tourism marketing and information technology 10. Trends and issues in tourism in India/Ajay Suneja. 11. Tourism marketing issues and challenges/Siddharatha Shankar. 12. Are festivals an effective marketing strategy a case study of Ellora Aurangabad festivals/Dulari Qureshi. 13. Destination marketing and planning some issues in tourism in Goa/Debasish Mazumdar and G.V. Joshi. 14. Revenue management in hotel industry/Vinay Goyal. 15. Sustainable tourism marketing/Adarsh Batra. 16. Role of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) in hospitality education/R.H. Taxak. 17. Challenges of tourism industry facing through information technology/Pardeep Ahlawat and S.C. Kundu. 18. Tourism behaviour pattern of servicemen category an empirical experience/Neelam Dhanda and Ramesh Lal. III. Emerging paradigms and impacts of tourism 19. Sustainable tourism development plan a conceptual framework/Mohinder Chand. 20. Eco tourism linking tourism the environment and concepts of sustainability/M.K. Sehgal and Shubhum Gaur. 21. Sustainable tourism a case study/Ashok Aima Deepak Raj Gupta and Sonia Sharma. 22. Buddhist tourism in India a conceptualisation/Ravi Bhushan Kumar. 23. The health tourism industry in India a perspective/M.K. Sehgal and Divya Gupta. 24. Asian health tourism industry an Indian perspective/Hirak Dasgupta and Adarsh Kumar Aggarwal. 25. Infrastructure for tourism in India/Ajay Suneja Kirti Kaushik and Ritu Bajaj. 26. Globalisation of tourism and its impact a case study of Goa/Filipe Rodriguese Melo. 27. Personality correlates of sensation seeking among adventure tourists/Umed Singh and Nidhi Verma. 28. Geographical effects on Indian history and tourism a critical analysis/Achintya Mahapatra. IV. Human resource development 29. Domestic tourism and human resource development problems and prospects/Farah Naaz Gauri. 30. International tourism and human resource management strategies/Nirmala Chaudhary and Sudesh. V. Case studies 31. Food quality in the hotel industry practice and guest's perception/Vinti Davar. 32. Terrorism and tourism in J & K an empirical study/Vinay Chauhan and Suvidha Khanna. 33. Promotion of cultural heritage and rural tourism through pilgrimage tourism a case study/Deepak Raj Gupta and Poonam Sharma. 34. Perspectives of Orissa tourism in the context of global tourism a study/Achintya Mahapatra. 35. Chhatishgarh an emerging tourist destination/Susanta Ranjan Chaini. 36. Identifying potential of eco tourism for sustainability in Uttaranchal/Pratima Sharma. 37. A spatial analysis of beach tourism development in Pernem Taluka (Goa)/S.M. Ambli. 38. Tourism development in Arunachal Pradesh problems and prospects/Rama Kanta Mishra. 39. Safety and security perception of pilgrims visiting Jammu/Bharti Gupta. Index. 377 pp. …