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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to photochemistry. 2. Twentieth century developments in photochemistry. 3. Photochemical reaction. 4. Absorption of electromagnetic energy. 5. Photon. 6. Laws of absorptions. 7. Renner teller effect. 8. Franck Condon principle. 9. Fluorescence. 10. Phosphorescence. 11. Luminescence. 12. Luminescence analysis. 13. Chemiluminescence. 14. Bioluminescence. 15. Electroluminescence. 16. Photolysis. 17. Free radical. 18. Triplet state. 19. Chain reaction. 20. Radiation chemistry. 21. Photosynthesis. This concise book is a clearly written student oriented text. It has a fresh approach and a logical organisation that will have a significant impact on the teaching of photochemistry at undergraduate and post graduate level. This book is a lively broad presentation that develops from a logical modern microscopic first perspective. It will be a superb book covering the UGC syllabus completely wherever necessary line diagrams have been added to make the concepts more illustrative. SI as well as MKS units have been used throughout the text. 152 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Enter the new Kashmiris. 2. Mufti for dialogue with all groups. 3. LoC at Aman Setu being opened today. 4. Azad's Takeover as next CM certain. Ghulam Nabi Azad was born in the area of Jammu in the state of Jammu and Kashmir in a very modest Muslim family. He got his education in Jammu and later moved to Delhi where he was spotted by Late Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi. He has been a true disciple of Indian National Congress Party. He started his political work as a member of the Congress Seva Dal. He worked in the Government of India under Mrs. Indira Gandhi Shri Rajiv Gandhi and Shri. P.V. Narasimha Rao. He is the most non controversial member of the Indian Government and his career has been very honest. Due to his abilities and hard work in the Government of India as a Parliamentary affairs minister and later a tourism and civil aviation minister have earned him the post of chief ministership. He has vowed to uproot corruption from the state administration and he is in favour of the spread of education for all the children. He is of the opinion that education will end orthodoxy and backwardness. He has yet to rise in his career as he is comparatively a younger leader in age but very senior in experience. 194 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgements. Acronyms. 1. Introduction. 2. Economic reforms and rural employment. 3. Migration a theoretical perspective. 4. Profiles of the study areas. 5. Pre and post migration socio economic status. 6. Changes in the socio economic status. 7. Determinants of the socio economic status of labour migrants. 8. Perceptions and policy implications. References. Index. The problem of rural poverty is a major push factor for rural out migration in India. This trend increased during economic reforms because the agriculture sector was badly effected by the lowering of public investment. In this book efforts have been made by the author to assess the impact of economic reforms on rural employment and migration. An attempt is made to reproduce the views of the famous economists of India and the world on the impact of liberalization on the primary sector. The concept and theoretical framework of migration is well explained. In this volume an exercise is made to analyze pre and post migration conditions and the socio economic status of migrant labour in Jammu and Visakhapatnam cities based on an empirical study. A rigorous work has been done to determine poverty levels of migrant labour by using statistical techniques. The volume includes a foreword by Prof. G. Ramachandrudu a senior professor and director of the Academic Staff College Andhra University Visakhapatnam. This book will be a practical help to faculty members social workers research scholars who teach and conduct research on the subject. 124 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Brief. 2. Education problems and trends in it. 3. Teaching measurement and evaluation. 4. Significance of learning in education. 5. Determinants to influence learning teaching process. 6. Influence of determinants on process of learning and teaching. 7. Significant considerations for choosing teaching career. 8. Reliability and other features. 9. Future education. 10. Boarding school. 11. Class teaching alternatives. 12. Genesis of boarding school. 13. Illustrations and apparatus utilization. 14. System of marks prizes and reporters. 15. Management. 16. Discipline its theory and practice. 17. Provision for punishment. The ancient past the teacher's role combined both the aspect of worldly welfare and spiritual gain of the learner. Hence the teacher the guru was held in high esteem and teaching as a task was widely revered. While on the one hand the teacher was hoped to be the master of certain branch or branches of studies he was on the other hand to have a high moral character. 204 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Observation. 2. Gym facilities and equipment. 3. Extramural athletics broadcasting and soul body. 4. Physical fitness wellness in the physical education programme and activity of education. 5. Supplementary substantial. 6. Advance attitude workouts. Effective observation leads to increased understanding of the total situation. The student teacher needs to become a skilful observer he should be given many and varied opportunities for selected and guided observations before during and following the period of his student teaching. Suggested experiences and procedures for observation in becoming acquainted with the total school community situation have been discussed. 204 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Conducting physical education classes. 2. Distribution central tendency Percentiles. 3. Education activities. 4. Health programme. 5. Finance and budget planning. 6. Public relations in physical education. 7. Neurological disabilities and physical education. 8. Programme of physical education. One of the most essential problems that is frequently overlooked is that of planning the daily program for each class. This should be done carefully. It is only the novice who needs to write out in detail the various aspects of the lesson to be taught although capable experienced teachers can usually profit by jotting down a few brief notes or key words as they think through the coming lesson. 216 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Planning for library excellence. 2. Developing an infrastructure. 3. Developing team skills. 4. Research tools. 5. Hardware and software for libraries. 6. Five Laws of Library Science. 7. Illustrated books. 8. Subject matter and scope of copyright. 9. Library of congress and the world beyond. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. As is suggestive from the name of the title the present volume gives an elaborate and scientific treatment to many vital issues pertaining to modern strategies being adopted in the area of library and information science. A veritable mine of information this will serve as a reliable reference tool to students researchers faculty and professionals in the field of library and information science. 260 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. e Resources e Services and the human factors. 2. Digital library. 3. Online education and quality Dilemma. 4. Online information retrieval. 5. Electronic reference services. 6. Digital library components. 7. Distributed information discovery. 8. Descriptive metadata and information retrieval. 9. World Wide Web and the internet. 10. Electronic publishing. 11. The Digital Library in Japan. 12. Digital Library Architecture. 13. Information Retrieval System (IRS). 14. Implementation of UDP. Bibliography. Index. From the Preface Knowledge explosion Knowledge Commission E publications E books E journals E governance E everythingare recent coinages. This notion of a digital library is radical most current digital library efforts are aimed at building individual libraries to replace existing physical libraries that are burdened by financial and space constraints. However the avowed digital library policy is that each home will be able to access electronic libraries and electronic museums around the world via networks allowing users to readily search and obtain worldwide information on books and art based on their own particular interests. The present book is devised and developed on the academic exercises of different authorities in the field. 260 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Education during Vedic and Brahmanic age. 2. Development of education under British empire. 3. Education and democracy. 4. Development of secondary education. 5. Development of higher education. 6. Educational policy 1986. 7. Teacher education. 8. Vocational education. 9. Computer education. 10. Development of distance education. 11. Sex education. 12. Promotion of education. Bibliography. Education has deep roots in India. This country had its own education system even during ancient times. Later in Medieval period the education system was further polished and perfected. Most of the rulers during sultanate period took keen interest in promotion of education. Later in Mughal era the emperors and their administration devoted great attention to the promotion and growth of education in this country. They established a network of schools and institutions of higher learning throughout the vast empire. However the real development of education began under British regime only. The new rulers framed policies and laid foundation of modern education in India. They opened schools and colleges all over British India. No doubt the English masters shaped the education system in accordance with their interests and their primary aim was to produce administrators and clerks for the strength and durability of their government. But in fact that proved to a blessing in disguise. Over the years the English established and cultivated a perfect education system on modern western lines. 304 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents 1. Aims and objectives of teaching. 2. Classroom test planning. 3. Modern methods of teaching. 4. The way to plan lesson. 5. Science's lesson planning. 6. Planning of lesson. 7. Lesson plan. 8. Item tests of objective type simple forms. 9. Multiple choice items. 10. Maps. Lesson planning is a plan of action. It is the core the heart of effective teaching. Lesson plan is a statement of the aims to be percepted and the specific means by which these are to be attained as a result of activities engaged in during the period of class spends with the teacher. 216 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The fast food industry. 2. Functions of fast food restaurants. 3. Menu planning. 4. Modern fast food items. 5. Food production management. 6. Human resource in fast food services. 7. Storing and issuing food. 8. Fast food marketing. 9. Fast food dining. 10. Evaluation of fast food outlets. 11. Emerging trends. Bibliography. Index. Fast food denotes food which is prepared and served quickly at outlets called fast food restaurants. It is a multi billion dollar industry which continues to rapidly grow in many countries as fewer people are eating at home. Fast food outlets are take away or take out providers and most have a setting area for which customers can eat the food on the premises. Fast food is a worldwide phenomenon. The number of multinational fast food corporations are increasing day by day. They typically modify their menus to cater to local tastes. These multinational fast food chains are not the only or even the primary source of fast food in most of the world. Many regional and local chains have developed around the world to complete with international chains. The present book offers essential information on all aspects of fast food operations in a simple and understandable fashion. It will be a highly valuable reference tool for restaurant managers owners and personnel. 232 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Inter relationship of sociology with other social sciences. 3. Scope of sociology. 4. Sociology in India and Indian sociology. 5. Sociological theory. 6. Social organisation. 7. Feminist sociology. 8. Methods in sociology. 9. Urban sociology an introduction. 10. Social structure. 11. Social problems. Bibliography. Index. The study of development organisation functioning and classification of human societies is known as sociology in conventional sense. Though sociology may be accorded the place of mother of all social sciences. This book is devised as introductory text to sociology. All important topics are given an elaborate treatment. Devised on the findings of various sociologist this work has become an authoritative reference book. Hopefully this will serve the purpose of students researchers and teachers in the field. 290 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Education and development of women. 2. Development women as human resource. 3. A sight at women's education. 4. Women as human resource in 21 century perspective. 5. Women family and education. 6. Women's role in Information Technology (IT). 7. The beginnings of women's studies in India. 8. Methodology of women studied in India. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. This book express all the important issues of women's education. Women education is of paramount importance as to educate a women mean to educate a family or society as a hole. The idea that women would be kept away from most occupations no longer finds favour. It might be that certain occupations are not suited for women but that is a different matter. So it is highly necessary that we should develop our education among our girls specially because men are provided for to some extent. Despite all tall claims and effort by government a major segment of women population is illiterate. Illiteracy is the mother of all other evils responsible for women's plight and exploitation. The present book intends to highlight some crucial issues concerned with education of women. 296 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Teachers talk. 2. Sorts of talk. 3. Teaching a complex experience. 4. A vision of teaching. 5. Teaching responsively. 6. Preparation for a discussion. 7. Holding discussions. 8. Using simulation. 9. Giving useful evaluations. 10. Cooperation with students. 11. The political realities of teaching. 12. Some truths about skillful teaching. 13. Overcoming resistance to learning. 14. The tensions and emotions of learning. 15. Adjusting teaching to the rhythms of learning. 16. Lecturing better. Bibliography. Index. The Government of India has recently allocated 83 000 crores of rupees for the spread and maintenance of elementary and secondary education in 11 Five Year Plan from 2007 to 2112. It shows the seriousness of the Government of India to take care of the expansion of primary education in the country. Most of the developed countries of the west had acquired 100% literacy in the beginning of the 20 century and with the 100% literacy especially at the elementary standard helped those countries to raise the level of education in their countries. The method of teaching at the primary level is equally important. Primary education has to be made more and more interesting and appealing to the student. As such the teacher has to work hard to make his lessons interesting and appealing. 287 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. World Tourism in 21 century an introduction. 2. Adventure tourism in 21 century. 3. Everest tourism. 4. Tourism in China in 21 century. 5. Future of tourism industry in developing countries. 6. Tourism and development. 7. Space tourism in the 21 century high hopes high stakes. 8. Tourism and mountains. 9. Tourism and sustainable mountain development. 10. Advance information technology and tourism in 21 century. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. 283 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Crime against women an introduction. 2. Human rights of women. 3. Problem of Molestation and eve teasing. 4. Kidnapping of women and girls an overview. 5. Family violence family courts and social change. 6. Women and rape laws. 7. Immoral trafficking of women. 8. Dowry and murder in India the social evil. 9. Law and domestic violence in India. Bibliography. Index. Women are discriminated in all spheres of life at home or at workplace (if employed). Crime against women have special features. Rape eve teasing sexual harassment are the crime against women typical in nature. Though every civilized society has devised some safeguards to curb the violence against women yet the problem remains unabated and persists. In India we come across a number of cases molestations rape or other cruelties on women. Special laws are enacted special machinery to curb the problem is set up. Despite that women are facing the violence. Hopefully the readings compiled here will benefit students researchers social scientist women activists policy planners and administrators. 294 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Health planning. 2. Psychological analyses. 3. Tests and measurements in physical education. 4. The duties of physical education. 5. The camping and outdoor education programmes. 6. Professional preparation of physical education teachers. 7. Product import correlation. 8. Curriculum structure in health instruction. 9. Role of education aids. The intercollegiate strength test which was developed by Sargent and his group has been somewhat revised first by F.R. Rogers and second by McCloy and in its new form is used extensively in the present day program of physical education. Advances in knowledge concerning the physiology of the heart and circulation brought a change in emphasis from pure muscle building to improvement in physiological functioning and in all round physical condition and with this change in viewpoint came an emphasis on cardiovascular tests. 208 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Brief. 2. Research approach. 3. Existing status of research. 4. Educational research. 5. Sample and population. 6. Data analysis. 7. Research techniques. 8. Collection of information and tools. 9. Varied significance of devices. 10. Techniques of making research. 11. Methodology of experimental research. Research involves gathering new data from primary or first hand sources or using existing data for a new purpose. Teachers frequently assign a so called research project that involves writing a paper dealing with the life of a prominent person. The students are expected to read so many of encyclopaedias books or periodical references and to synthesize the information in a written report. This is not research for the data are not new. Merely reorganizing or restating what is already known and has already been written valuable as it may be as a learning experience is not research. It adds nothing to what is known. 240 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Teaching innovative methods aims and objectives. 2. Complementary difference between boys and girls. 3. Child education. 4. School as social. 5. The class. 6. Varieties of schools. 7. Learning. 8. Application for the job of teacher. 9. Appointment to first fost. 10. Societies of progress. 11. Statutory provisions and teachers. 12. Places of school in the community. 13. How to selection for secondary education. 14. Occupational guidance. 15. Education for community. 16. Educational administration role of principle. 17. Supervisor of school and principal. The writer has known many cases of this type among his own students and he even had once a psychology graduate who went into nursery school work and proved very effective. But the usual practice is for those who are to serve in primary schools to be trained in two year (or three year) colleges and the courses available there are generally better adapted to this kind of work than the more academically specialised four year course in a university. 240 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Ways of teaching. 2. Teaching's innovative methods. 3. Teaching's modern methods. 4. Teaching of Socrates. 5. Teaching's democratic methods. 6. Methods of teaching women teachers. 7. Teaching's aims and objectives. 8. Curriculum. 9. How to plan lesson. 10. Modern laboratory. 11. School's library. If teacher education is defined in simple words as the education of those who become teachers its history is coterminous with the history of education itself. The present book consists of detail descriptions about the educational technology which is of significant value. 240 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Project planning an introduction. 2. Project appraisal. 3. Faculty location and layout planning. 4. Project financing. 5. Network techniques. 6. CPM and PERT. 7. Fundamental concepts of network model. 8. Cost control process. 9. Financial globalisation. 10. Investment planning. 11. Project control system. 12. Project time and cost overruns. 13. Materials management. 14. Quality description. 15. Engineering in quality control. Bibliography. Product planning and development facilitate the profitability and growth of business. Development of new products enables a business to face competitive pressures and to diversify risks. Product is the most important constituent of marketing mix. Finding and meeting the needs of customers is the key element in a successful marketing strategy. New product development has become all the more important in the modern world characterised by technological change and market dynamics. New product development brings opportunities but also involves heavy commitment of finance technology and even emotional attachment. New product decisions are necessary as well as costly. Many new products fail causing ruin to business firms. Product development is a continuous and dynamic function. Continuous adjustments and improvements in the product are necessary to minimise costs of production and to maximise sales. 288 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. From the Preface Dictionary is also having figures by which you can go through the knowledge of the parts by demonstration. The dictionary is a helping material for the students of sports and health education. The people who are related to sports and want to get the knowledge of sports and health education terms can take this. The language of dictionary is kept quit simple so that every one can understand it. The dictionary conducts recent as well as previous entries related to sports. The chief requirement in a modern dictionary of sports was without doubt a treatment of explaining terms of sports. 314 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Maintenance of play fields. 2. Intramural Athletics Programme. 3. The Physical education and sports service program. 4. Playground programme. 5. Supplementary material. 6. Programme of health. 7. Education of health. 8. Exercise for the physically handicapped and planning of health. The school playground deserves thorough consideration in the total pattern of community recreation facilities. Years ago the pedagogue regarded school playgrounds as a place where children spent their time during recess periods and immediately before and after school. In those days the playground represented a service facility similar to the cloakroom or lavatory. Few teachers utilized the area for organized educational and recreational activities. Unfortunately this attitude prevails even today in many school systems throughout the country. 248 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Organisation and administrative. 2. The work of the physical education teacher. 3. State responsibility in health and physical education. 4. Legal aspects of health and physical education. 5. Professional organisations and physical education. 6. Employment opportunities in physical education. 7. Physical education in the modern age. 8. General education and physical education. 9. Biological interpretations of physical education. 10. Sociological and general foundations of physical education. The understanding of health education will be aided by a review of certain facts and principles which underline the development and administrative conduct of the programme. One's health is determined by both one's heredity and one's mode of living. Because of differences in constitution two children with the same programme of living do not maintain the same level of health. Neither teachers nor children should expect health education to produce uniform health. A particular individual however will have health and greater efficiency with good habitation with person. 244 pp. …

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to human anatomy and soul body. 2. The automation era. 3. The normal curve. 4. The problems of research. 5. Surveys and case studies. 6. Grading system and leadership in physical education. 7. The case study approach in physical education. 8. Values and duties of physical education. This is sometimes difficult to remember when it is a matter of convenience to study each system separately. It makes learning about them easier but it is just as possible to approach the body in a different unconventional manner. The branches of science that will help you understand the body parts and functions are anatomy and physiology. Anatomy deals with the study of the human body and physiology the study how the body functions. An understanding of the function and the benefits of exercise on the various body systems will be beneficial in an athlete's development. 240 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Ecology an overview. 2. Conservation ecology. 3. Ecosystem. 4. Conservation of nature and natural resources. 5. The Wild Life (Protection) Act 1972. 6. The Forest (Conservation) Act 1980. 7. Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer 1985. 8. Preservation of fauna and flora in their natural state. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. Ecology is usually considered a branch of biology the general science that studies living organisms. Organisms can be studied at many different levels from proteins and nucleic acids (in biochemistry and molecular biology) to cells (in cellular biology) to individuals (in botany zoology and other similar disciplines) and finally at the level of population community and ecosystem to the biosphere as a whole. These latter strata are the primary subjects of ecological inquiries. Infact ecology is a multi disciplinary science. 286 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to linguistic and language. 2. Phonology. 3. Morphophnology. 4. Semantics. 5. Early history of denotational semantics. 6. Philosophy of logic. 7. Semiology. 8. Game semantics. 9. Syntax. 10. Phrase structure grammar. 11. Context free grammar. 12. International phonetic alphabet. Bibliography. Index. A language is a system used to facilitate communication among people. It is easy to define language in vague terms as there is a magic in the spoken word Language is one of the greatest glories of man. But to define a language with precision is far less easy than to define acid or any other chemical term. All the numerous definitions of language given by various thinkers bring out different aspects of language and supplement one another in making us understand all the facts of language. A language by which we mean a spoken language may be defined as a system of arbitrary vocal symbols by means of which human beings communicate and co operate with one another. Phonology is the organization of sounds into patterns. In order to fulfil the communicative functions languages organize their material the vocal noises into recurrent bits and pieces arranged in sound patterns. It is the study of this formal organization of languages which is known as phonology. 248 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Indian society and mass media. 2. Trends of publication and media. 3. Revolution in communication technology. 4. Radio television as mass medium. 5. Invasion of satellite and cable. 6. Impact of media on changing society. 7. Development of print media. 8. News industry. 9. Television and cable network. 10. Trends in educational television. 11. Internet and electronic media. Bibliography. Mass communication is mostly misunderstood as a synonym of communication media such as radio television or films. Modern technology is essential to the process of mass communication but its presence does not always signify mass communication. For example the nationwide telecast of independence day celebrations is mass communication whereas closed circuit telecast in a classroom or assembly hall on a topic such as eco friendly environment is not. Mass communication is directed towards a relatively large heterogeneous and anonymous audience. It is public rapid and transient. The concept of mass communication in India has undergone transformation after independence. It has become development supportive flexible and need based especially in the areas like health nutrition family welfare agriculture dairy development literacy etc. 304 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to social psychology. 2. Psychology of administrative decisions. 3. Socio psychology of rural development administration. 4. The bureaucracy of politics. 5. Administrative techniques and innovations. 6. Management theories of motivation. 7. Conflict psychology in administration. 8. Process of communication. 9. Planning and business forecasting. Index. Public administration is one of the youngest branches of political science. With the expansion of the activities of modern state public administration assumed great significance in modern society. The effort of every state to cater to social welfare has added to the importance of the subject. Hence public administration has been rightly described as the heart of modern civilization. It has been considered essential to create social harmony and maintain peace and stability in the society. If the machinery of public administration breaks down the fabric of our society gets shattered like a house of cards. 336 pp.…

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. National integration and ethnicity. 2. Features of Indian constitution. 3. Cabinet system and process. 4. Bureaucracy and judiciary. 5. Role of delegated legislation. 6. Fundamental rights. 7. Language politics and reorganisation. 8. Emerging trends in centre state relations. 9. Communalism and regional parties. 10. Trends in caste and class. Bibliography. With the development of the behavioural revolution in the U.S.A. there was a radical change in the approach to the study of political science and its various branches. There was a metamorphosis in its contents and the approaches to its study and analysis. Due to the impact of this revolution the Indian Universities had not only recast their syllabi but were compelled to incorporate many topics which never formed a part of the traditional approach to the study of political science. The unproductive intervening variables were eliminated and greater stress was laid on the aspects of observations verification quantification and testing. Attempts were made to subject the political pro positions to empirical verification by more direct and rigorously controlled observation of political events. 336 pp.…