K.D. Gaur
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Contents: the code of criminal procedure, 1973. 1. Preliminary. 2. Constitution of criminal courts and offices. 3. Power of courts. 4. Powers of superior officers of police. 5. Arrest of persons. 6. Processes to compel appearance. 7. Processes to compel the production of things. 7a. Reciprocal arrangements for assistance in certain matters and procedure for attachment and ? Forfeiture of property. 8. Security for keeping the peace and for good behaviour. 9. ...
This set of volumes deals with the various aspects of the economic planning in the Indian economy. The economic reforms in India have been studied extensively and their impact upon the Indian economy has been analysed with the help of empirical exercises. In this volume, an attempt has been made to examine the most important facts of macro level economy and its policies with special reference to Indian economy. Further, it has also been sought to examine the ...
This edited volume on "Women Work Participation and Empowerment : Problems and Prospects" is a joint collaboration of twenty-seven papers on different aspects of this important issue which relates with almost 50 per cent population of any country. Women are the worse sufferers of the economic and social problems of any country due to a tendency of sex discrimination towards them and there is a need to focus attention on the evaluation and solution of ...
The book on Criminal Law and Criminology is a masterly exercise to project the latest innovations, through judicial and administrative techniques of creativity. The important issues challenging the very concept of criminal jurisprudence that has become obsolete in a number of areas has been thoroughly discussed in this classic book. Keeping in view the broad objective, an effort has been made to include literature covering various aspects of criminal law, ...
Development of rural economy has been one of the main goals of developmental planning in India. Of course, this has registered some improvement as far as general economic activity and raising of the level of income are concerned, but the structural problems of rural economy could not be solved to the desired extent despite planned efforts for rural development over forty years. Therefore, the strategies of rural development have been changing over the years. In ...
This set of volumes deal with the various aspects of socio-economic planning a subject which has received maximum coverage in the field of socio-economic development of the macro Indian economy. The recent economic reforms in India have been studied extensively and their impact upon the economy has been analysed. In these volumes, an attempt has been made to examine the most important facts of macro level economy and its policies with special reference to India. ...
This volume deals with the various aspects of Indian economy, and economic planning a subject which has received maximum coverage in the field of Indian economics. The economic reforms in Indian economy and their related problems and prospects have been studied extensively and its impact upon the Indian economy has been analysed. In this volume, an attempt has been made to examine the most important facts of macro-level economy and its various dimensions and its ...
After independence, India adopted a model of planned economic development to alleviate the poverty of its masses. This has shown some improvement as far as general economic activities and raising of the per capita income are concerned. But facts remain that the problem of poverty has not been solved so far despite planned efforts spanning over four and a half decades. Before, measures for an elimination of poverty are suggested, it is imperative to have an idea ...
Poverty is both widespread and intensive and intrinsically related to socio-cultural, socio-political and socio-economic factors which indicate the contemporary ideologies and policies followed by a society. After Independence, India adopted a model of planned economic development to eliminate the poverty of its masses. This has shown some important as far as general economic activities and raising of per capita income are concerned. But facts remain that the ...
Human resources play a pivotal role for determining the level of socio-economic development in all economies of the world. Low level of human resource development may be attributed to number of factors such as high growth rate of population, poverty, inequality, illiteracy, mortality and morbidity, low level of income, low level of consumption, low savings and investments and high burden of debts etc. This is a fact that these factors mainly prevail in developing ...