Narendra Shukla
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Children are mirror who reflect the future image of a nation. If anybody wants to see the nation he should see its children. If the children grows up properly then the nation will also grow up and if the exploitation of children was there then the nation will go in doom.
Child labour is a global problem. It is multi dimensional and multi layered in nature. The phenomenon of child labour like all other social phenomena is historically and socio-economic ...
In the year 1980's the awareness that took place in the minds of the consumers tends the companies to widen substantially both their market and consumer base. Privatization, libralisation and globalisation are the key policies which promote market economy. These policies have changed whole scenario. Since 1960 the developed nations have slowly started selling their culture into developing countries converting the 'essential needs' to 'interealistic demand.' ...
Growth with Stability" is the one of the main objectives of India’s planning which subsequently strengthened and expanded to "Growth with Social Justice" as an added objective of National planning. But uneven distribution of benefits flowing from the New Economic Policy as well as from other institutional changes have contributed to an increase in socio-economic disparities. Reduction of socio-economic disparities is essential from the point of ...
This book Systematically presents various aspects of Economic Reforms introduced in 1991 with respect to Indian Economy. Thus the subject matter of economic reforms included in the present book covers wide range of topics from farm sector, industrial sector, banking, insurance and financial sector, state level economic reforms to social sector reforms in detail. It is expected that the finalizing and suggestions of various research work would be helpful to ...
Globalisation is a phenomenon that has many dimensions, i.e., economic, cultural, environmental and political. Almost every aspect pertaining to the issue of globalisation is a subject matter of vital academic debate. The term globalisation is widely and generally applicable in the economic and commercial perspective. Nevertheless its impact - range encompasses cultural and philosophical dimensions as much as fundamental principles pertaining to the culture and ...