Das j b k (9 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Micro finance and sustainable rural development/S.K. Das and B.P. Nanda. 2. Micro finance and rural poor in Orissa/N. Acharya. 3. Dynamics of micro finance and social transformation/P.C. Dhal. 4. Micro finance and empowerment of women/A.K. Pati and B.F. Lyngdoh. 5. Micro credit through Self Help Groups/B.B. Swain and G. Nayak. 6. Micro financing by regional rural banks/A.C. Swain. 7. Micro finance and empowerment of the poor/R.K. Sahoo. 8. Micro finance Self Help Groups and poverty removal/S.K. Das. 9. Micro finance and rural development in Orissa/S.K. Das J. Rath and N.C. Dash. 10. Micro credit Self Help Groups and empowerment of women/S. Patra. 11. Building social capital for combating poverty/A.P. Samal. 12. Role of women in rural development/R.R. Prusty. Appendix Main findings and recommendations of the committee on financial inclusion (Chairman C. Rangarajan) January 2008. Index. Rural development is primarily concerned with addressing the needs of the rural poor in the matter of sustainable economic activities. Alleviation of rural poverty can be achieved by identifying income generating activities with focus on micro finance as the basic input for socio economic development. Role of micro finance in eradication of poverty was stressed by the United Nations in its Economic and Social Council meet on July 25 1997 in which the council called for strengthening the micro credit institutions. The present work contains the research papers and articles contributed by researchers social scientists and academicians. Topics ranging from the concept of micro finance Self Help Groups issues in rural credit delivery system bank linkage programmes rural development and related matters have been examined and policy measures suggested to help the rural poor. The book will be useful for planners policy makers administrators academicians social scientists teachers and students interested in micro finance as a tool of rural development. 164 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Introduction 1. Mammals. 2. Indian mammals. 3. List of Indian mammals. 4. List of endemic Indian mammals. Order Insectivora Family 1. Erinaceidae Hedgehogs. 2. Soricidae Shrews. 3. Talpidae Moles. Order Scandentia 1. Family Tupaiidae tree shrews. Order Chiroptera Family 1. Pteropodidae fruit bats flying foxes. 2. Rhinopomatidae mouse tailed bats. 3. Emballonuridae Tomb bats. 4. Megadermatidae false vampires. 5. Rhinolophidae Horse shoe bats. 6. Hipposideridae leaf nosed bat. 7. Vespertilionidae evening bats. 8. Molossidae free tailed bats. Order Primates Family 1. Loridae loris. 2. Cercopithecidae monkey. 3. Hylobatidae ape. Order Carnivora Family 1. Canidae wild dogs jackal fox wolf. 2. Hyaenidae hyaena. 3. Felidae cats. 4. Viverridae civets and binturong. 5. Herpestidae mongooses. 6. Mustelidae otters badgers martens wealsels. 7. Ursidae bears and panda. Order Cetacea 1. Family Balaenopteridae rorquals. 2. Balaenidae right whales. 3. Platanistidae river dolphins. 4. Delphinidae dolphins and whales. 5. Phocoenidae Porpoises. 6. Physeteridae sperm whales. 7. Ziphiidae beaked whales. Order Sirenia sea cow or dugong. Order Proboscidea elephants. Order Perissodactyla Family 1. Equidae asses. 2. Rhinocerotidae rhinoceros. Order Artiodactyla 1. Bovidae cattle sheep goat antelope. 2. Cervidae deer. 3. Moschidae musk deer. 4. Tragulidae mouse deer. 5. Suidae pigs. Order Pholidota pangolins. Order Rodentia Family 1. Sciuridae squirrels and marmots. 2. Muridae rats mice voles hamsters dormice gerbils bamboo rats. 3. Dipodidae Birch mice. 4. Histricidae porcupines. Order Lagomorpha Family 1. Ochotonidae Pikas. 2. Leoporidae hares and rabbits. Selected references. Index 1. Scientific names. 2. Common names. Indian mammals comprise of 401 species under 180 genera 45 families and 13 orders constituting about 8.6 per cent of the global mammalian species. This country is also the abode of 45 endemic mammals. The present book which is the first part of the series Animals of India to be published by the ENVIS Centre ZSI attempts to deal with all these species of Indian mammals. The book incorporates a comprehensive checklist of Indian mammals their diagnostic features distribution endemicity habit and habitats and current conservation status. A large number of photographs of Indian mammals are presented in the book for the convenience of their identification. It is hoped that the book will serve as a valuable source of information for all concerned and will be an useful guide to both the amateur nature lovers and wildlife professionals. 238 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Mountains : Eastern Himalaya/J.R.B. Alfred, S. Chakraborty and A.K. Das. 2. Mountains : Western Himalaya/Vinod Khanna and Arun Kumar. 3. Mountains : North-West Himalaya/H.S. Mehta and J.M. Julka. 4. Mountains : trans-Himalaya/H.S. Mehta and J.M. Julka. 5. Desert : Thar/Qaiser H. Baqri and P.L. Kankane. 6. Desert : Rann of Kutchch/Qaiser H. Baqri and P. Bohra. 7. Forests/P. Venu and M. Sanjappa. 8. Grasslands/G.V.S. Murthy and M. Sanjappa. 9. Wetlands : freshwater/J.R.B. Alfred and N.C. Nandi. 10. Wetlands : brackishwater/N.C. Nandi. 11. Estuaries/C.A. Nageswara Rao. 12. Mangroves/A.K. Das. 13. Coral reefs/K. Venkataraman and J.R.B. Alfred. 14. Marine/Ramakrishna and K. Venkataraman. 15. Islands/A.K. Das. 16. Western ghats/K.V. Lakshminarayana, G.M. Yazdani and C. Radhakrishnan. 17. Eastern ghats/T. Pullaiah. 18. Deccan peninsula/P.T. Cherian. From the preface: " India is blessed with a highly variable natural continuum from snow clad high mountain ranges of the Himalaya to sea coasts of sandy, muddy, rocky, shingle and coralline nature through forests, grasslands, deserts, wetlands, mangroves and coral reefs. Covering the terrestrial part of the Indian territory in the south and west, there is a marine water-spread of varied depth with islands and archipelagoes of various configuration. In ecology, each of these are classified as ecosystem which is defined as a dynamic complex of interactive and interdependent biotic communities and their abiotic environment, functioning as an unit within a definable boundary. "However, there is no satisfactory and universally accepted 410 pp. …

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