Gyanendra singh (360 resultados)

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Prevention of untouchability. 2. Court's role. 3. Constitutional measures. 4. Specific provisions. 5. Solution by law. 6. Economic factors. 7. Geographic issues. 8. Statutory protection. 9. Role of police. 10. The safeguards. 11. Special transitional and temporary provisions. 12. Other safeguards. Index. It is widely felt that proper legislative measure enacted and implemented in time can save the Dalit from other caste. The need for dalit protection is an area which has been at the forefront of the social concern during last four decades globally. What is needed is a balance between dalit and law. An integration of the dalit and law is required at the policy planning in the constitutions. The dalit in India is a old as our civilisation and law. The caste based theories from time to time were considered relevant and effective by our society which were the foundation stone in accordance with the socio economic condition of the individuals. The sense of discrimination became an effective instrument which proved dangerous retarding expected progress in our society. This indeed led to the emergence of a few ardent reformers whose sincere efforts were directed to bring about equality by granting socio economic religious and political concessions to the economically weaker sections. The main significant idea is to bring them at par with the outer castes and communities. Undoubtedly some progress in this direction is a glaring phenomenon with the since efforts of Buddha Gandhi B.R. Ambedkar and several other reformers. It is hoped that this book will fulfill the demands of a wider section of our society. The editors are painfully aware of the shortcomings and shall welcome any criticism and suggestions from the readers for improvement in further editions. 328 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. A long journey. 2. Roots and development. 3. The Indian history. 4. Gradation of Hinduism. 5. Dalit literature. 6. The Indian society. 7. The religion. 8. Different phases. 9. Early movements. 10. Later movements. Index. Since the days of yore the social condition of the Dalits had been deplorable. They had to bear an insulting and low behaviour in the society. They were used as menials for the lowest type of work and per chance if they happened to refuse to do any kind of work assigned to them they were to get physical punishment. But with the change of time there have been some social societies which have shown much interest and keenness to support the socio economic cause of Dalits by which their upliftment could be a glaring phenomenon. Such social institutions are the Harijan Sewak Samaj and several others who are keen to give Dalits a better status in our society. In the process of completion of this book in a comprehensive way it became essential and academically viable to visit some prominent research institutions to collect the material in order to make it interesting and readable. This book would be useful for social scientists teachers researchers and students in Indian and abroad. 355 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Social rights in India. 2. Socio religious behaviour. 3. First recognition. 4. Dalit historical background. 5. Philosophical basis of Dalit. 6. Dalit process of liberation. 7. Social emancipation of Dalit. 8. Right of equality. 9. Rightful development of Dalit. 10. The great initiative. Index. Dalit human rights and humanitarian law once clearly distinguishable segments of international law are increasingly being viewed in an integrated and holistic manner where the individual has a continuum of protection under human rights law as well as that provided under humanitarian law as warranted by the specific circumstances. There is a broad space for forging effective linkages between humanitarian assistance and human rights programmes. The separate mandates and different methods of work can produce a remarkable added value if perceived as complementary and mutually supportive and if we maintain the focus of all we do to increase the extent of protection for the victims. India and the country of origin of the refugees. In the process refugees have become victims of gross human rights violations. A cursory scrutiny of the conditions of refugees makes it crystal clear. It is hoped that this book will fulfill the demands of a wider section of press persons of society. The editors are painfully aware of the shortcomings and shall welcome any criticism and suggestions from the readers for improvement in further editions. 360 pp.…

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