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The human rights idea is universal now. It has virtually been accepted by all nations, states and societies, the world over. Over the years, the concept of human rights has assumed importance globally, in fact, the respect for Human Rights only makes freedom meaningful and really effective. Still, the protection of human rights is a constant fight, which cannot culminate into success, until and unless every individual gets involved in it. The society is not to be ...
SAARC, a regional organisation is small but significant in its own right. Its importance lies in its strategic value and the special position, that its area of operation—the South Asian region—holds. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) includes only seven nations, some of them small in size and population. But this does not lessen its relevance in the new world order and the role it aims to play in the continental and global perspective. ...
Indian Woman has been the subject of study and keen interest for academics, fiction writers and artists for centuries. Still, full justice has not been done to her, as most of the studies seem to be ‘not research oriented’ but rather superficial as well as without any objective. This study has been accomplished in view of the dearth of good books on the subject. This is the result of painstaking research, spanned over years and lot of toilsome work done for ...
Child Labour is a menace, it’s a curse, a black spot on the face of our society. Regretfully, the number of working children in our country is increasing every year and that is despite all efforts and claims made by the Government, Social Organisations and NGOs, in this regard. Various factors are responsible for this state of affairs. To a great extent, the economic compulsions of the families of these children are responsible for their plight. Ironically, ...
In India "Library and Information Science" is relatively a new discipline and people in this country are yet to evaluate it properly. The Library movement in India has come of age now, but the appreciation of the nature and amount of work involved in organizing a library for the service of society, is not much. In fact, we as a nation and as a society are far from being part of the library culture, which is very much in vogue in the West. The author has ...
The book is an indepth analysis of India’s economy with an overview of its economic past as well as present conditions. Population explosion & unemployment are major issues concerning our economy. The various government policies on this issue are also discussed in detail. We get deep knowledge of the role of Human resources in a developing economy and appropriate policies needed for promotion and accumulation of Human Capital and also the meaning and ...
There has been a growing trend of violence against women, more so with hunger and greed for material things. Progressive changes in personal life style, living standards, varied growth, caused by urbanization and changes in social ethos contribute to violent attitudes and tendencies towards women, which has resulted in an increase in crimes against women. We find that from the very beginning of the world history, women have been at the receiving end, cutting ...
History is the mirror of a society, which shows us our real face. In it we see our present through past and get warned about future. It is a laboratory which proves things right or wrong for a civilization. A lot can be learnt by reading history between the lines. The history of India, for the purpose of study and to bring out more clearly the forces, trends and institutions that have shaped history at any given point and time, has been divided into the Ancient, ...
Secularism is one of the main theme in contemporary discourse. But most often there is vehemence and intolerance surrounding the discussion. In such charged atmosphere the author is sympathetic without being partisan to the cause she is arguing for. Such a level of discussion is particularly desirable in the halo of academe where the importance of secular values in our educational system can hardly be overestimated. In fact, there is growing awareness among our ...
Educational Television (ETV) plays a significant role in educational development of the country. The special initiative of UGC in introducing Countrywide Classroom (CWCR) brought a momentum for ETC at higher education stage. The book traces the development of ETV in India with special reference to CWCT. The major focus of the book remains on conducting experiment on effectiveness of different modes of presentation of ETV in classroom setting with special emphasis ...
The tumultuous changes across the world today are unfolding new promises, challenges and threats. Global interdependence has now become a reality and the twentieth century has been characterised by the paradoxes unparalleled in human experiences. The most significant feature has been the shrinking of geographical boundary due to easy access to communication technologies converting the whole world into a global village. However new walls of caste, class, region, ...
The word tribe evokes different ideas in people’s mind. The fact that remains undisputed is that it represents a type of society, which fails to catch up with the advance world. Viewed in this context the existence of tribal society in India is generally believed to have its linkage with the Indian Civilization. They continue to be a dominant social formation of traditional Indian social structure. The imperialistic design of the British colonial rule was ...
This book is distinctly different from the normally available literature on the subject. The approach during this entire work (on the book) is firstly to identify and analyse the root causes of major irritants between the two nations (India and Pakistan), in their historical perspective and then to suggest some likely solutions to these deep rooted problems. This book begins with an examination of the various irritants which had their roots in the partition. The ...
Deterrence has been a feature of the behaviour of individuals, nations and states since the time immemorial. But since the Second World War deterrence has acquired a special significance, particularly because of the development of weapons of mass destruction. It would not be exaggeration to say that in the Post-War period peace and stability have largely been functions of the policy and strategy of deterrence. There is a lot of literature available on nuclear ...
National Security encompasses various issues, which are essential and important for the progress and existence of a nation-state. Therefore to evaluate the existing security scenario in the country in the age of globalization, a content analysis method was used so that merits and demerits of the existing policies adopted by Government of India could be analysed. The objective of this study is to find out the relevance and contribution of Dr. Babasahen Ambedkar to ...
Forest resources of the country play an important role in the development of an economy and preserving environment. Forests are considered to be renewable resource conceptually but they are enlisted below critical zone. This is because such resources are sometimes deplete to such an advanced level that their natural recovery fails to take place, even when the exploitation has ceased. The forests are still contributing about two per cent to National Domestic ...
The possible acquisition of nuclear weapons by the states is a major international concern for those countries which do not posses them. Since 1968, the international arrangements designed to prevent this have been based upon “Nuclear Non Proliferation Treatyâ€, which has now been permanently and indefinitely extended in final extension conference in 1995. The nuclear weapons states put pressure today on non-nuclear countries not to proliferate while raising ...
South Asia has become the cynosure of global attention after the nuclear weaponization of its two major constituents-India and Pakistan. In the perception of external observers this development combined with the existing patterns of conflictual relationships, large conventional military machines and military dictatorships and authoritarian regimes intensifies the potential for conflict in South Asia. South Asia regionally presents a picture of marked contrasts in ...