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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: 1. Background of the study. 2. Literature review. 3. Materials and methods. 4. Price spread analysis, marketing pattern and potential assessment of agricultural diversification in Chenani block of Udhampur district.

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Contents Preface Foreword Acknowledgements 1 Weed 2 Weed Management 3 Integrated Weed Management 4 Absorption and Translocation Herbicides 5 Herbicide Selectivity 6 Herbicide-Resistant Crops 7 Management of Weedy Rice 8 Weed Management in Crops 9 Management of Problematic Weeds 10 TerminologyFrom the Preface Plants are very valuable assets of man without which he could not have survived on earth but some unwanted and undesirable plants interfere with the utilization of land and water resources and adversely affect the human welfare The concept of a weed is very subjective A Plant may be a weed to one person and a useful plant to another or a weed in one place but nor in another season 208 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Punjab College of Technical Education (PCTE). Editor's Profile. Editor's Note on the Book. I. Globalisation Opportunities and Challenges 1. Holistic management of global economy the fourth wave/H.H. Jha Bidyarthi and P.N. Jha. 2. Impact of globalization on Indian agriculture production and trade/Prashant Salwan. 3. Opportunities and threats to enter global economy/G.D. Sardana and Sumeet Singh Jasial. 4. E marketing as a strategic tool for marketing in the 21 century/Harpreet Kaur. 5. Impact of globalization on technological environment/Khushdeep Dharni. 6. Paradigm shift in micro finance institutions a futuristic model/Geetika Neeraj Pandey and Kingshuk Das. 7. Impact of globalisation towards ethical business focus/Surinder Pal Singh. 8. Foreign Direct Investment and export growth in India/Sadananda Prusty. 9. Role of corporate social reporting in global economy/Suprava Sahu. II. Management of Human Resources 10. Impact of globalization on human resources/Aleena Sharma. 11. Leadership dynamics in a global economy/Dindayal Swain. 12. Second Basel Accord (Basel II) issues and challenges for India/Dhiraj Sharma. 13. Managing employees in a global marketplace/Mary Ipe. 14. Management of human resources in the global arena issues and challenges/Leena Shrivastav. 15. Succession planning and leadership development in a global economy the Indian experience/V.V. Ramani Nandita Sethi and Bala Kiran. 16. Managing work force diversity in MNCs a case study of Monsanto India Ltd./Neelam Rani Suneja and Shailja Verma. 17. Talent management/Renu Luthra and Manisha Seth. 18. Changing face of human resource management in the new millennium/Varsha Dixit. 19. Management of global human resources/Vivek Kumar. III. Information Technology and Marketing of Services 20. India a global tourism Hub/M.K. Sehgal Adarsh Kumar Aggarwal and Hirak Das Gupta. 21. Impact of relationship marketing on behavioural customer loyalty/MJF Fazeela Ahsan. 22. Linkage model for business education institutions/Rukhsana Kalim and Rahmat Ullah. 23. Management education and NGOs role and issues/Ranjana Agarwal. 24. Retailing in a global economy with special reference to Indian industry/Jasnoor Kaur and O.P. Sahni. 25. Liberalizing international trade in services challenges in e governance and service branding/Komal Chopra. 26. India as a hub of global health care through medical tourism/P. Kannadas and C. Muthuvelayutham. 27. Indian banking managing transformation through information technology/R.K. Uppal. 28. Impact and implications of globalization on management education/Sapna Hooda. IV. Management Functions in the Emerging Scenario 29. Supply chain knowledge management technology strategy/A. Lakshmi Kanth. 30. Managerial role in international marketing strategies/S.K. Bhatt Arunabh Mishra and Julius Mogaka Gekonde. 31. Dynamics of rural marketing/Meera Kulkarni and Vaidehi Pandurengan. 32. Aligning information technology to global business strategy/Jaspal Singh Baldev Singh and Manohar Singh. 33. Consumption behavior of young consumers in Pakistan/M. Mahmood Shah Khan. 34. Venture capitalists an Indian perspective/Neeti Agrawal. 35. Web enabled supply chain management/Prashant M. More. 36. Supply chain performance through SCOR model/Prashant More and Rupa S. Bindu. 37. Building information management/Rachit Garg and Manohar Singh. 38. Entry strategies of automobile manufacturers the case of Indian Automobile Industry/Rajiv Kumar Garg. 39. Branding challenges for global competitiveness/Ruchi Shah. 40. Globalisation and business management with special reference to Bangladesh/Anwar Hossain. 41. Perceptions about gender discrimination against women at workplace/Kashif Ur Rehman Nasir Ahmed Muhammed Shahbaz Shabbir and Muhammad Iqbal Saif. 42. Stress management in the banking sector/Sandhir Sharma Pawan Taneja and R.K. Gupta. The emergence of World Trade Organisation (WTO) has changed the world economic order. Economies of the world are opening up and integrating w.…

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. Bihar in a country perspective. 2. Economic development and poverty. 3. Demography. 4. Education. 5. Health. 6. Quality of life. 7. Agriculture and rural development. 8. Employment and work participation. 9. Development programmes and the poor. 10. Analysis based on primary data. 11. Policy implications and suggestions. References. Index. Determining the disparities between rural and urban areas is apparently more difficult than it appears since it is possible to redefine what is urban and what is rural. Governments in Asia use different definitions for urban areas and do not define rural areas treating them as the undefined residual. An area is designated as urban when it crosses a certain population limit (for example 5 000 inhabitants) or when its population density reaches to a certain level (for example 1 000 per square kilometre). Small changes in criteria can have a considerable impact on the urbanization level of a country. Rather than defining rural and urban in geographical or demographic terms it is desirable to look at the character of the rural and urban society and its economy. Economists define an area as urban when the economy is characterized by non extractive occupations for example industry commerce that benefit particularly from a high population density and the accompanying infrastructure. Sociologically urban may typify wider but less personal and social relations and a lifestyle characterized by individualism anonymity and a segmentation of life. However improved transport and the relative reduction in transport costs have made it easier to commute between an urban area and its surrounding rural areas or to temporarily migrate from rural to urban areas. Resultantly an increasing number of people find temporary or permanent urban employment in the urban areas while living or at least being registered to live in a rural area. 220 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. Foreword. Introduction. 1. India 60 Yesterday today tomorrow of watershed management/K.G. Tejwani. 2. Watershed development participatory management and rural livelihood issues in India/Saundarjya Borbora. 3. The quest for gender equity 286 pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Crop production technology. 2. Horticultural production technology. 3. Crop protection. 4. Natural resource management. 5. Post harvest and value addition. 6. Agricultural and allied activities. 6. Animal husbandry and fisheries. The book at hand, attempts to highlight the dimensions of improved Agricultural and allied technologies for farmers. The first part of the book covers the crop production technologies for rice, mustard, lentil, sugarcane besides IFA model and SRI techniques. The segment of Horticultural Production Technology highlights the protected cultivation, vegetable fruit, floriculture and diversification for nutritional security and prosperity. The Crop Protection unit includes information on weed management, Nematode management and integrated pest management. The natural Resource management components cover the topics on soil testing bio fertilizer, water management and biogas. …

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. I. Water policy problems and prospects 1. Democratisation of water concept status and issues/B.K. Thapliyal and others. 2. The right to water towards democratisation and participatory governance/C.R. Bijoy. 3. Pathway to the water democracy in India/H.M. Desarda. 4. Rising population water scarcity and conflicts in rural India/S.S.P. Sharma. 5. National Water Policy options on interlinking of rivers dimensions and issues/V. Madhava Rao R.R. Herman and P. Keshav Rao. 6. Inequity in water distribution and interventions towards security/T.K. Giri and Upadhyaya. 7. Irrigation water management and drought risks in Orissa some policy issues/B.K. Sahu. 8. Water resources planning through non conventional methods a study on inter basin transfers in Peninsular India/D. Rudrappan. 9. Decentralised management of water resources strategies for sustainable development in N E Region/N. Upadhyaya and T.K. Giri. 10. Sustainable approaches to water resources management/R. Murugesan. 11. Conflict resolution and institutional arrangements for trans boarder rivers a case of Kosi Basin/NMP Verma. 12. Legal regime of ground water in India/Sujit Koonan. 13. Public private partnerships in water and sewerage an African perspective/Reto Theonen. II. Management of irrigation 14. Development and management of irrigation water/S.K. Rau. 15. Democratizing irrigation management and reforming water pricing system in India/Mamta Swain. 16. Participatory irrigation management in India policy and practice/Deepak Kumar Das. 17. Minor irrigation in Andhra Pradesh equity and other issues/Rahul A. Shastri. 18. Economic and institutional aspects of irrigation water rates in Andhra Pradesh/U. Hemanth Kumar. 19. Pricing of canal irrigation and service delivery an empirical study in Fatewadi Canal command area in Gujarat/Sonal Bhatt. 20. Institutional mechanism for traditional and modern practices in the maintenance and management of irrigation water/V. Ragupathy. 21. Tank irrigation in India status trends and issues/A. Narayanamoorty. 22. Participatory management of lift irrigation in Haryana/C.S. Singhal. 23. Market pricing of ground water in agriculture in Karnataka/P.S. Srikanthamurthy and others. 24. Sustainable management of ground water use for irrigation a village study/Sarah Ahmed. 25. Irrigation and equity a regional analysis/Ch. Radhika Rani. III. Development and management of drinking water 26. Access to drinking water in India state and market interventions/Samantha Sahu and Rajashree Padhi. 27. Decentralisation of drinking water and role of Panchayats/Y. Bhaskar Rao. 28. Management of drinking water supply system by rural local self governments/A.C. Jena and E.V. Prakash Rao. 29. Drinking water accessibility in rural areas the case of West Bengal/Dilip Kumar Ghosh. 30. Government initiatives in rural and urban water supply a study in three districts of KBK Region in Orissa/P. Sivaram R.R. Herman A.V. Yadappanavar and T. Vijay Kumar. 31. State society partnership in drinking water management the case of Jalanidhi Project in Kerala/T.M. Joseph and Jos Chathukulam. 32. Public Public and Public Private partnership in maintenance of drinking water/G. Palanithurai and R. Ramesh. 33. Community initiatives and participation of the community in drinking water supply basic lessons and emerging issues/V. Annamalai and E.V. Prakash Rao. 34. Household participation in community based rural water supply systems Kerala experience/K.R. Nisha. Index. With increasing population food production and industrial activities demand for multiple usage of water is multiplying every year. More over due to human activities water pollution is becoming a major problem. Though more than 70 per cent of the surface area of the earth is covered by water less than of three percent of all available sources of water are safe for consumption. In India though sweet water resources are in abundance their distribution across the geographical area is not unifor.…

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