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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Aleph Book Company, New Delhi, 2012. First edition. First printing. A fine copy in a fine jacket. A clean copy in an unclipped jacket. Comes with archival-quality jacket protector. Contributions from Barkha Dutt; Chetan Raj Shrestha; Cyrus Mistry; Devdutt Pattanaik; Ira Trivedi; Jerry Pinto; Khushwant Singh; M. Krishnan; Malini Parthasarathy; Manjushree Thapa; Maria Aurora Couto; Musharraf Ali Farooqi; Nilanjana S. Roy; Nirmala Lakshman; Omair Ahmad; Pamela Timms; Pavan K. Varma; Peter Smetacek; Ruskin Bond; Shankkar Aiyar; Timeri N. Murari; Wendy Doniger. F600A.…

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Empowerment of the weaker sections in India current status and future prospects/R.B.S. Verma H.S. Verma and Raj Kumar Singh. I. Empowerment and the profession of social work 2. The concept of empowerment/R.R. Singh. 3. Empowerment concept objectives and strategies/R.B.S. Verma. 4. Empowerment concept evolution and strategies/Anil Navle and Mona Sharma. 5. Empowerment of the weaker sections revisiting Buddhist Gandhian and Ambedkar perspectives/Anand Bahadur Singh. 6. Social work education and practice paradigm shifts/H.Y. Siddiqui. 7. Empowerment of the weaker sections need to establish interlinkages between social work profession and people's organizations/Prabha Tirmare. II. Civil society organizations characteristics concerns and contributions 8. The context of voluntarism in India/Joseph Verghese. 9. Civil Society and NGOs a discourse of confusion/Rajeshwar Prasad. 10. Managing non profit organizations an agenda for the day/Pushpendra Priyadarshi and Pankaj Kumar. 11. Sensitizing the right to survival of the female child lessons from the TN FORCES model/A. Shahin Sultana and K. Shanmugavelayutham. III. Action for empowerment of the weaker sections commitment and response from the government and civil society organisations 12. Empowerment of the weaker sections government and societal responsibility/Devi Dayal. 13. Empowerment of the STs/SCs/OBCs in India the nature of constitutional commitment and evolved case law/Pallavi Gupta. 14. Law and empowerment of the weaker sections the ground reality of the relationship/B.B. Pande. 15. Scheduled Tribes as marginalized population empowerment or great betrayal/Nadeem Hasnain. 16. Political and civil institutions of governance contradictions of exclusion and inclusion of the Dalits in contemporary India/Vivek Kumar. 17. Collective violence against the Scheduled Castes a critical assessment of SC/ST (POA) 1989/V.S. Sujatha and H.S. Verma. 18. Empowerment of the OBCs in India emerging tasks and response from the leading segments of the Civil Society/H.S. Verma. 19. Approaches and strategies for women's empowerment role of social work/M.M. Verma. 20. Empowerment of the Scheduled Caste women in the Panchayati Raj Institutions in Haryana opportunities for participation and availed status/A.N. Singh. Annexure The report on the deliberations of the National Seminar and the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of the Department of Social Work University of Lucknow. Outcome of the written contributions and deliberations of a National Seminar this is perhaps the most outstanding book on the theme of empowerment of the weaker sections in India. Organised in three sections it provides authoritative treatment of the concept of empowerment and its relationship with the profession of social work characteristics concerns and contributions of the civil society organizations and the commitment and response from the government and civil society organisations for empowerment of the weaker sections. Instead of just compiling descriptions of pious policies programmes and their montonous analysis of inefficient implementation the contributors to this volume have all been very forthright in calling a spade and giving some fresh ideas in which the empowerment of the weaker sections can be undertaken in time to come. This book is a must read for the teachers researchers and students from the disciplines of anthropology sociology social work and political science and policy and programme designers for the weaker sections. 358 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. I. Communication 1. Communication skills for home scientists/J.P. Yadav. 2. Communication pertinent issues/V.S. Kulhari and P.N. Kalla. 3. Visual communication/Archana Raj Singh. 4. A view on communication strategy/J.P. Yadav. 5. Listening/Manju Saraswat. 6. Facilitating skills/Meenakshi Choudhary. 7. The art of public speaking and presentation/P.N. Kalla. II. Media 1. Role of television in farm communication/V.S. Kulhari and P.N. Kalla. 2. Production of video for teaching/Nishi Sethi. 3. Communication technology for distance education/N.K. Khatri. 4. Multimedia applications/Vipin Ladda. 5. Arousing communication skills through simulation/games/Manju Saraswat. III. Information management 1. Computers and communication/Rajesh Sharma. 2. Information and communication skills/Dinesh Munjal. 3. Management information system for faster communication and reporting/Nishi Sethi. 4. Internet/Nishi Sethi. 5. Designing a website/Nishi Sethi. IV. Communication and community participation 1. Motivation and work environment/Madhu Sharma. 2. Participatory learning and action techniques (PLA)/Manisha Kabra. 3. Impact of watershed management technology transfer models with special reference to farm women/G.D. Singh. 4. A birds eye view of agriculture research and its communication to farmers at ARS Gurgapura/P.C. Jain. 5. Educating masses through Balmala/Meenakshi Mathur. 6. Teleconferencing/Nishi Sethi. 7. Obstruction in human communication/Pankaj Jain. Subject index. Whether it is business or personal life or official life the role of communication is pivotal and important. Nobody can feel liberty without effective communication. It is however true that the communication skill is inbuilt in every human being. But the problem is environment personal social cultural and host of many impersonal factors. The skill of communication is rarely an inherited gift. The majority of us not blessed with instinctive flair can nevertheless develop the ability. It is not easy and it needs hard work. It depends partly one acquiring an understanding of technique. It depends also on practical development of competence and confidence either through on the job coaching by sensitive management or more often off the job in some sort of seminars workshops etc. in which it can rapidly build compressed experience. The glory and greatness of Indian womanhood is reflected in the unsung unknown and unhonoured tales of her in our national heritage. She is the manager of the family who has to shoulder a number of responsibilities and be the best communicator. Home science personnel and women extension workers having an extra and different place in agriculture due to their immense help in women emancipation and empowerment are expected to be bestowed with efficient communication skills. Thus bringing out this edited book entitled Communication skills for extension workers is a timely venture. The present compilation of lectures delivered by expert speakers of ICAR sponsored winter school are reflecting the efforts to achieve the target of exposing the participants to latest techniques and advances in communication skills with special relevance to home scientists. 192 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Preface Part A Concept Approaches and Dimensions of Sustainable Development 1 Mahatma Gandhi?s Vision of Sustainable DevelopmentRana PB Singh 2 Climate Change and Sustainable Development The Global ConcernHifzur Rehman and Suman Lata 3 Corporate Responsibility towards Sustainable Development An Indian PerspectiveHK Singh and FB Singh 4 Guinea Fowl Farming A Model for Rural Prosperity and Sustainable DevelopmentBrijesh Singh RS Barwal and Peerzada Suhail Ahmad 5 Natural Capital and Corporate SustainabilityMitrabinda Singh 6 Towards a Socially Sustainable India An Analysis of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 2006Rituparna Bhattacharyya Polly Vauquline and Suman Singh 7 Conception of Man and Nature in Different Traditions Quest for Ecological SustainabilityBikramaditya K Choudhary and KG Choudhary 8 Envisioning Sustainable DevelopmentMamta Mokta 9 Information Technology and Sustainable Development of AgricultureAshutosh Kr Dubey and Vibha Singh 10 Strategic Management for Rural Development The Role of Banking SectorAkhilesh Kumar Verma Vivek Kumar Singh Vibha Singh Abhijeet Singh 11 Part B Energy Resources and Alternative Search 11 Strategic Management of Energy for Sustainable DevelopmentVivek Singh Abhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vibha Singh 12 Environmental Effects of Wind Power and its development as an Alternative Source of EnergyDJ Desai R N Desai and HN Pandya 13 Geopolitics of Energy Resources and India?s Energy SecuritySarfaraz Alam 14 Energy AuditAbhijeet Singh Ashutosh Mishra Vivek Kr Singh Vibha Singh 15 Hydropower Environmental Boon or BaneSK Gupta P Sivakumar and SK Singh 16 India Sustainable Development and EnergyBabita Kumari and Gayatri Rai 17 Financial Implications of Energy Management Practices Issues and ConcernsGS Rathore and Gyanndra BS Johri 18 Future Market Penetration of Solar EnergyS Chinnammai and MR Sasikala 19 Alternative Sources of Energy in IndiaRVenkatesan 20 Development of Alternative Sources of EnergySC Singh RV Rai and NB Singh 21 Jetropha Curcas-Source of Bio-diesel a Future FuelLavneet Singh and Salveen Singh 22 Bio-diesel by Carbon Sequestration of Thermal Power Plants through AlgaeRVRai and SC Singh 23 Sustainable Energy A Strategy of Energy SecuritySuwa Lal Jangu and Kausik Ghosh 24 Public-Private-Partnership in Rural PowerVinita Kalra HP Mathur and Namrata Shah 25 Promoting Bio-Fuel by Industries A ReviewDebabrata MajiSustainability is usually interpreted as a constraint on economic growth namely non-decreasing welfare This interpretation is quite a strict criterion as any temporary decrease in welfare implies unsustainable development Moreover representatives from civil society organizations got involved in this discussion very early and they also agreed on the concept of sustainable development as a basis for jopint action While Nelson Mandela Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi succeeded in forming powerful national movements sustainable development is the first global attempt to realize the dream of perfect social integrationEquity and justice are important for sustainable development It is multidimensional that includes equity among nations like rich nations poor nations developed and developing nations equity within countries between regions social classes genders sectors of activities equity between generations and equity between economics and ecology and science and spirituality the environmental regeneration must be such as to lead to an increase in biomass that will both foster environmental stability and contribute to the sustainable livelihood security of the rural poor careful industrialization implying considerable technology transfer from north to southSustainable Development is often illustrated as a utopian concept of total integration referring to at least three different dimensions targets territories and time and of adequate management rules to use limited resources on the grass-roots level for environment friendly and economically sound global devel.…

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