SN Sub Title 1 Anthrop Anthropological and Archaeological Research and Development 2 Anthrop Anthropology of Development: Demystification Relevance 3 Anthrop Anthropology of Disaster Management 4 Anthrop Anthropology of Sweetmeats 5 Anthrop Art and Culture of Marginalised Nomadic Tribes in Andhra Prades 6 Anthrop The Baiga 7 Anthrop The Balti: A Scheduled Tribe of Jammu and Kashmir 8 Anthrop Bathudi and Southi Tribes: A Bio-Anthropological Profile 9 Anthrop Bauls of Bengal: In the Quest of Man of the Heart 10 Anthrop Bio-Demographic Study of Kashmiris 11 Anthrop The Blue Grove: The Poetry of the Uraons 12 Anthrop Census of India-1931: With Complete Survery of Tribal Life and 13 Anthrop Changing Patterns of Caste and Class Relations in South India: S 14 Anthrop Customary Law of Austric Speaking Tribes 15 Anthrop Dairy Cooperatives and Tribal Development 16 Anthrop Development of Primitive Tribal Groups in India 17 Anthrop Development Programmes and Tribals “Some Emerging Issues” 18 Anthrop The Development of Scheduled Tribes in Madhya Pradesh 19 Anthrop Dhodia: Industrialisation and Change in a Primitive Community 20 Anthrop Dimensions of Human Society and Culture 21 Anthrop The Dynamics of Tribals Development: Issues and Challenges 22 Anthrop Edible Forest Foods of Tribals in South India 23 Anthrop Elements of Folk Psychology : Outlines of a Psychological Histo 24 Anthrop Encyclopaedia Mundarica (16 Vols.) 25 Anthrop Encyclopaedia of Primitive Tribes in India (2 Vols.) 26 Anthrop Encyclopaedia of Scheduled Tribes in India (5 Vols.) 27 Anthrop Encyclopaedia of Scheduled Tribes in Jharkhand 28 Anthrop Five Decades of Planning and Tribal Development A Study with Ref 29 Anthrop Folklore of the Santal Parganas 30 Anthrop Folklore of Tribal Communities 31 Anthrop Folk-Literature of Bengal 32 Anthrop Folk Medicine of Himalaya 33 Anthrop Folktales and Literatue of Himalaya 34 Anthrop An Encyclopaedia of Human Races All Over the World Their Life, 35 Anthrop The Encyclopaedic District Gazetteers of India11 Vols. + 1 Suppl 36 Anthrop The Fair Sex in Tribal Cultures: Problems and Development 37 Anthrop Frontiers of Social Anthropology 38 Anthrop Genesis of Indigenous Chakma Budhist and Their Pulverization Wo 39 Anthrop Historical Research into some Aspects of the Culture and Civili 40 Anthrop Hill Korwas of Chhattisgarh: A Study of Tribal Economy 41 Anthrop The Hill of Flutes 42 Anthrop Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2 Vols.) 43 Anthrop Human Rights of Tribals (2 Vols.) 44 Anthrop In Search of Alternatives Tribal Women in Desert Scenario 45 Anthrop Khasi-English Dictionary 46 Anthrop The Kinship, Affinity and Domestic Group A Study Among the Mish 47 Anthrop The Kiratas in Ancient India A historical Study of their Life, C 48 Anthrop The Kukis of Manipur: A Historical Analysis 49 Anthrop Land and People of the World (3 Vols.) 50 Anthrop Land and People of Indian States and UTs (36 Vols.)
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SN Sub Title Volumes1 AnthropoAnthropological and Archaeological Research and Development2 AnthropoAnthropology of Development: Demystification Relevance3 AnthropoAnthropology of Disaster Management4 AnthropoAnthropology of Sweetmeats5 AnthropoArt and Culture of Marginalised Nomadic Tribes in Andhra Pradesh6 AnthropoThe Baiga7 AnthropoThe Balti: A Scheduled Tribe of Jammu and Kashmir8 AnthropoBathudi and Southi Tribes: A Bio-Anthropological Profile 9 AnthropoBauls of Bengal: In the Quest of Man of the Heart
10 AnthropoBio-Demographic Study of Kashmiris11 AnthropoThe Blue Grove: The Poetry of the Uraons12 AnthropoCensus of India-1931: With Complete Survery of Tribal Life and Systems (3 Vols3 Vols. Set13 AnthropoChanging Patterns of Caste and Class Relations in South India: Social Stratification and Soci14 AnthropoCustomary Law of Austric Speaking Tribes15 AnthropoDairy Cooperatives and Tribal Development16 AnthropoDevelopment of Primitive Tribal Groups in India17 AnthropoDevelopment Programmes and Tribals “Some Emerging Issues”18 AnthropoThe Development of Scheduled Tribes in Madhya Pradesh19 AnthropoDhodia: Industrialisation and Change in a Primitive Community20 AnthropoDimensions of Human Society and Culture21 AnthropoThe Dynamics of Tribals Development: Issues and Challenges22 AnthropoEdible Forest Foods of Tribals in South India23 AnthropoElements of Folk Psychology : Outlines of a Psychological History of the Deve 2 Vols. Set24 AnthropoEncyclopaedia Mundarica (16 Vols.) 16 Vols. Set25 AnthropoEncyclopaedia of Primitive Tribes in India (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set26 AnthropoEncyclopaedia of Scheduled Tribes in India (5 Vols.) 5 Vols. Set27 AnthropoEncyclopaedia of Scheduled Tribes in Jharkhand28 AnthropoFive Decades of Planning and Tribal Development A Study with Reference29 AnthropoFolklore of the Santal Parganas30 AnthropoFolklore of Tribal Communities31 AnthropoFolk-Literature of Bengal32 AnthropoFolk Medicine of Himalaya33 AnthropoFolktales and Literatue of Himalaya34 AnthropoAn Encyclopaedia of Human Races All Over the World Their Life, Customs, Histor7 Vols. Set35 AnthropoThe Encyclopaedic District Gazetteers of India11 Vols. + 1 Supplement Vol. demy 4to36 AnthropoThe Fair Sex in Tribal Cultures: Problems and Development37 AnthropoFrontiers of Social Anthropology38 AnthropoGenesis of Indigenous Chakma Budhist and Their Pulverization Worldwide39 AnthropoHistorical Research into some Aspects of the Culture and Civilization of North-East India40 AnthropoHill Korwas of Chhattisgarh: A Study of Tribal Economy 41 AnthropoThe Hill of Flutes42 AnthropoHuman Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set43 AnthropoHuman Rights of Tribals (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set44 AnthropoIn Search of Alternatives Tribal Women in Desert Scenario45 AnthropoKhasi-English Dictionary46 AnthropoThe Kinship, Affinity and Domestic Group A Study Among the Mishings of Brahmaputr A Val47 AnthropoThe Kiratas in Ancient India A historical Study of their Life, Culture and Civilization48 AnthropoThe Kukis of Manipur: A Historical Analysis49 AnthropoLand and People of the World (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set50 AnthropoLand and People of Indian States and UTs (36 Vols.) 36 Vols. Set
51 AnthropoLand Reforms and Tribal Development52 AnthropoThe Lepchas of Sikkim53 AnthropoLife Sciences (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set54 AnthropoLife Style: Indian Tribes: Locational Practice (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set55 AnthropoThe Life of Hunting & Gathering Tribes in the Eastern Ghats56 AnthropoMan in Biosphere (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set57 AnthropoMan in Biosphere: A Case Study of Sundarban Biosphere Reserve58 AnthropoMan in Biosphere: A Case Study of Panchmarhi Biosphere Reserve59 AnthropoMan in Biosphere: A Case Study of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve60 AnthropoManipur and Naga Hills61 AnthropoMartial Arts : A Critical Analysis of Orissa62 AnthropoMatriliny to Patriliny: A Study of the Rabha Society 63 Anthropo64 AnthropoMunda-Magyar-Maori An Indi An Link between the Antipodes New Track of Hungari An Orig65 AnthropoA Mundari-English Dictionary66 AnthropoMundari Grammar and Exercises67 AnthropoMy Three Years in Manipur68 AnthropoMythology of the People of the Sikkim69 AnthropoThe Nicobarese of Great Nicobar Nandan70 AnthropoNorth-East India: The Human Interface71 AnthropoOraon Religion and Customs72 AnthropoThe People of Asia 73 AnthropoThe People of Assam74 AnthropoPeoples of North-East India: Anthropological Perspectives75 AnthropoA Philosophy for NEFA76 AnthropoPolicies, Programmes and Strategies for Tribal Development: A Critical Appraisal77 AnthropoPolity, Political Process and Social Control in South Asia: The Tribal and Rural Perspective78 AnthropoPrimitive Tribal Groups in Eastern India: Welfare and Evaluation79 AnthropoRadical Politics in Meghalaya : Problems and Prospects80 AnthropoThe Sakyans of South-East Asia An Introspection or Tracing Roots81 AnthropoThe Sangai: The Pride of Manipur82 AnthropoA Santhal Dictionary (5 Vols.) 5 Vols. Set83 AnthropoSantal Folk Tales (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set84 AnthropoSantali: A Look into Santal Morphology85 AnthropoSingle Women in Assamese Hindu Society An Anthropological Study of their Problems and S86 AnthropoSocial Structure and Change Among the Ho of Orissa87 AnthropoState Formation Among Tribals: A Quest for Santal Identity88 AnthropoStatus and Empowerment of Tribal Women in Tripura89 AnthropoTraditions and Institutions of the Santals 90 AnthropoTribal Culture in India91 AnthropoTribal Demography of Gonds92 AnthropoTribal Development in India (Orissa)93 AnthropoTribal Education: New Perspectives94 AnthropoTribal Food Habits95 AnthropoTribal Heritage: A Study of the Santals96 AnthropoTribal Life of North-Eastern India Habitate, Economy, Customs and Traditions97 AnthropoTribal Woman Labourers: Aspects of Economic and Physical Exploitation98 AnthropoTribes and Castes of Assam: Anthropology and Sociology99 AnthropoTribes of North-East India
100 AnthropoTribals of Orissa: The Changing Socio-economic Profile101 AnthropoTribes of Tripura: Description, Ethnology and Bibliography
The Mishings (Miris) of Assam Development of a New Life-style
102 AnthropoTribes of Uttaranchal : A Study of Education, Health, Hygiene and Nutrition103 AnthropoUnderstanding Evolution of Man An Introduction to Palaeoanthropology104 AnthropoThe Urban Political Elite in Tribal India105 AnthropoVisual Anthropology in India and its Development106 Anthropoeq.Mk ,oa mjkao dk /kkfeZd bfrgkl107 ChildrenChildren and Media108 ChildrenChild Counselling 109 ChildrenChild Education110 ChildrenChild Counselling and Education (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set111 ChildrenChild Development (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set112 ChildrenChild : Development of Personality Traits113 ChildrenChild Labour (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set114 ChildrenChild Labour and Human Rights115 ChildrenChild Labour in India : A Political Legal Study116 ChildrenClinical Child Psychology117 ChildrenCrime Against Children118 ChildrenDeterminants of Infant and Child Mortality in Rural India119 ChildrenEarly Childhood Education120 ChildrenEducation of Children with Special Needs121 ChildrenExperimental Child Psychology122 ChildrenFamily Environment and School Performance123 ChildrenHarnessing Child Development (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set124 ChildrenHealth and Nutrition for the School-Age Child125 ChildrenHuman Righs of Accused and Juveniles126 ChildrenInformation Communication Technology in Childhood Education127 ChildrenIntroduction to Child Development128 ChildrenMilestones of Child Development129 ChildrenSmall Children Big Dreams130 ChildrenStreet Children and the Asphalt Life (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set131 ChildrenThe Voice of Children132 ChildrenWomen and Child133 ChildrenlkekU; ,oa vijk/kh ckydksa ds O;fDrRo ,oa laosxkRed ifjiDork dk v/;;u 134 Dictiona A Mussalmani Bengali-English Dictionary135 Dictiona Dictionary of Management and Business Administration136 Dictiona Dictionary of Chemistry 137 Dictiona Dictionary of Plant Sciences138 Dictiona Dictionary of Subject Titles139 Dictiona Dictionary of Urban and Regional Planning140 Dictiona English Dictionary Sentences Grammar and Pronunciation141 EconomicGyan Hindi English Dictionary 142 EconomicAdoption of New Technology Production, Efficiency and Agrarian Relations143 EconomicAgony of the Plantation Workers North East India144 EconomicAgricultural Biotechnology145 EconomicAgricultural Geography: Issues and Applications146 EconomicAgricultural Growth and Non-Agricultural Growth Dynamics of National Development147 EconomicAgriculture Industry Inteactions Approach to Developing Economics148 EconomicAgricultural Problems in Ethiopia149 EconomicAnalysis of Poverty Reduction150 EconomicBusiness History of India151 EconomicCentral Government Budget in India: An Analysis
152 EconomicCapital Theory and Economic Analysis153 EconomicChanging Face of Poverty and Globalisation154 EconomicCharkha and Chip: Rural Industries and Technology155 EconomicContact Farming and the State: Experiences of Thailand & India156 EconomicConvertible Debentures/Bonds Experience of Indian Private Corporate Sector157 EconomicDairy Cooperatives and Tribal Development158 EconomicDynamics of Economic Life in Rural India: A Case Study159 EconomicEconomic History of Hyderabad State Warangal Suba: (1911-1950)160 EconomicEconomics of Hydropower161 EconomicEconomics of The Road Transport162 EconomicEconomic Liberalisations & India's foreign Policy163 EconomicEconomic Policy in Ancient India 164 EconomicEconomic Reforms and Vital Sectors of India165 EconomicEconomic Reforms Need Radical Changes166 EconomicEconomic Reforms, Liberalization and Structural Change: India and Hungary167 EconomicThe Economics of Urban Water Supply168 EconomicThe Economy of India : Global Challenge for the Century169 EconomicEnergy use Efficiency in Dryland Agriculture170 EconomicFinancial Management171 EconomicFinancial and Operating Performance of Indian Automobile Industry172 EconomicFinancial Sustainability of Micro Financing173 EconomicFiscal Policy in India174 EconomicFisheries Development in India: The Pollitical Economy of Sustainable Develop2 Vols. Set175 EconomicGlobalisation and Indian Economy176 EconomicGlobalisation of Economy: Vision for the Future177 EconomicGlobalisation, Liberalisation, Privatisation and Indian Polity (8 Vols.) 8 Vols. Set178 EconomicHistory of Rice in India: Mythology, Culture and Agriculture179 EconomicInformation Technology Industry in India180 EconomicImpact of Globalisation and Retaining Strategies for Labour and Employment181 EconomicImpact of Technology on Crop Productivity182 EconomicIndian Economics and Social Traditions183 EconomicIndian Insurance Sector in 21st Century : An Outlook184 EconomicIndustrial Accumulation in Sri Lanka Impact of Polity Shift185 EconomicIndustrial and Organisational Psychology (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set186 EconomicIndustrial Growth and Employment in India187 EconomicIndustrial Safety Management188 EconomicIndustrial Security Management189 EconomicInternational Economic Relations190 EconomicJapan: Super Economic Power191 EconomicLand Reforms and Tribal Development192 EconomicLand Transfers: A Case Study193 EconomicMacrofinance for Macro Change Emerging Challenges194 EconomicMacro Structural Perspectives in Indian Agriculture195 EconomicMicro Economics: Ideas and Analysis196 EconomicMineral Wealth A Guide to the Occurence197 EconomicThe Macro Economics Policies and the Millenium Development Goals198 EconomicOperational Analysis of Regional Rural Banks199 EconomicPorts Infrastructure and Economic Development200 EconomicPoverty and Sustainable Development201 EconomicPoverty and Under Development New Challenges-A Global Survey202 EconomicProblems of India’s Development
203 EconomicProductivity of Commercial Banks in India : Trends and Analysis204 EconomicPublic Sector Banks in India: Impact of Financial Sectors Reforms205 EconomicRegional Economic Integration206 EconomicRole of Warehouses in Indian Economy207 EconomicSmall and Medium Enterprises Under Globalization: Challenges & Opportunities208 EconomicSize Growth and Profitability of Firms Economics, Management, Commerce209 EconomicSocio-Economic and Political Development in South Asia (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set210 EconomicSociological Perspectives on Globalisation211 EconomicSolved Numerical Problems in Financial Management 212 EconomicState Level Public Entprises in India213 EconomicStrike: A Study of Conflict214 EconomicStruggle for Economic Freedom and Social Justice of scheduled Castes in South India215 EconomicSustainable Development of Hill Area Tea Cultivation216 EconomicTraditional Agricultural and Water Technology217 EconomicUnderstanding Extension Education 218 EconomicVillage Women and Grameen Bank in Bangladesh219 EconomicWomen in Agriculture: Strategy for Socio-economic Empowerment 220 Educati Adult and Non Formal Education221 Educati Adult Education: Policy and Performance222 Educati Applied Psychology: Indian Perspective223 Educati Biological Basis of Physical Education224 Educati Career and Counselling Education225 Educati Career Information & Guidance and Counselling226 Educati Caste and Educational Development227 Educati Challenges of Rural Education228 Educati Child Counselling 229 Educati Child Counselling and Education (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set230 Educati Child Development (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set231 Educati Child Education232 Educati Community College in India: Education for Livelihood233 Educati Computer in Education234 Educati Contemporary Education 235 Educati Crisis in Higher Education: Role Analysis of Teachers in a University System236 Educati Curriculum and Instruction237 Educati Dalit, Human Rights and Education238 Educati Democracy and Education 239 Educati Digital Technologies and Teaching Strategies240 Educati Dimensions of Education241 Educati Dimensions of Interpersonal Attraction242 Educati Drug Abuse and Youth: A Psychological Study243 Educati Early Childhood Education244 Educati Education Assessment Evaluation and Remedies245 Educati Education Designing and Building our Common Future246 Educati Educational Development of Scheduled Castes: Looking Ahead247 Educati Educational Guidance and Counselling248 Educati Educational Opportunities in Abroad249 Educati Educational Planning250 Educati Education: A Key to Development251 Educati Education and Career252 Educati Education, Culture and Human Values253 Educati Education of Children with Special Needs
254 Educati Education and Challenges of Globalisation255 Educati Education and Development256 Educati Education and Globalisation257 Educati Education : Instructional Methods258 Educati Education : Means of Instruction Delivery259 Educati Education and Physical Education260 Educati Education Status in India261 Educati Education : Skills and Competencies262 Educati Education in Ancient India263 Educati Education in the Twenty-first Century264 Educati Education : Understanding the Learner265 Educati Education in Ayurveda: A Re-constructional Analysis266 Educati Education in India267 Educati Education: Planning and Human Development (8 Vols.) 8 Vols. Set268 Educati Educational Technology269 Educati Elementary Education270 Educati Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems271 Educati Encyclopaedia of Education in South Asia (9 Vols.) 9 Vols. Set272 Educati Environmental Education273 Educati Extension: Third Dimension of Education274 Educati The Educational System of the Ancient Hindus275 Educati Family Environment and School Performance276 Educati Financing and Management of Higher Education in India : The Role of Private Sector277 Educati Framework of Information Communication Technology's and Teacher Education278 Educati Future Challenges of Learning 279 Educati The Future of Distance Learning 280 Educati A Genesis of Behavioural Science281 Educati Girls Primary Education282 Educati Globalising Professional Education in India 283 Educati Health and Nutrition for the School-Age Child284 Educati Health Education and Nutrition 285 Educati Higher Education in a Globalising World286 Educati Higher Education: Today and Tomorrow287 Educati Ignored Claims : Focus on Tribal Education in India288 Educati Information Communication Technology in Childhood Education289 Educati Imbibing Value Education Various Perspectives290 Educati Impact of Curriculum Reforms in Education291 Educati Impact of Media and Technology in Education292 Educati Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance293 Educati Issues in Indian Education294 Educati Increasing Role of Technology in Education295 Educati Information Communication Technology and Education (5 Vols.) 5 Vols. Set296 Educati Intelligence and Motivation297 Educati Internationalization of Higher Education : An Aspect of India's Foreign Relations298 Educati Knowledge Management : Analysis and Design for Indian Commercial Banking Sector299 Educati Learning and Teaching learing Process300 Educati Learners with Special Needs301 Educati Literacy and Non-formal Education302 Educati Modern Thought for Higher Education303 Educati The Modern Conditions of Educational Thought304 Educati The North-East Elementary Education
305 Educati Perspectives of Educational Changes306 Educati Personality Assessment: A Fresh Psychological Look307 Educati Personality Development308 Educati Philosophy of Education309 Educati Population Education 310 Educati Planning and Expenditure on Education311 Educati Plight of the Minorities: Problems and Grievances in their Education312 Educati Primary Education313 Educati Primary School Teachers Skills to Help Dyscalculic Children314 Educati Principles of Growth and Development315 Educati Principles and Techniques of Education316 Educati Psychological Basis of Physical Education317 Educati Psychology, Counselling and Therapeutic Practices318 Educati Psycho-Social Factors: Learning English in Schools319 Educati Quality in Education–The Quality Circle Way320 Educati Relevance of Adult Education321 Educati Rural Education322 Educati Rural Development and Education (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set323 Educati Rural Education: Study of Universalization of Education in India324 Educati Scheduled Castes Education: Issues and Aspects325 Educati School Oraganisation and Mangement326 Educati Science Education Health and Consciousness327 Educati Science Education328 Educati Scientific Bengal Science Education, Technology, Medicine and Environment 329 Educati Self-Education: A Gandhian Perspective330 Educati Secondary Education331 Educati Sexuality in India: Teenager and Teacher332 Educati Sociology and Education in the Indian Context333 Educati Socio-Psychological Dimensions of Women Education334 Educati Swami Vivekananda: Excellence in Education335 Educati Tagore and Education: For Social Change336 Educati Teacher Education: Making Education Effective337 Educati Teacher Education: Today and Tommorrow338 Educati Teaching and Technology for Human Development339 Educati Teaching Competency of Primary School Teachers340 Educati Teaching in a Technology-Rich Environment341 Educati Teaching of Biology342 Educati Teaching Teachers for Knowledge Society343 Educati Technology and Development of Distance Education344 Educati Technology in the Preparation of Teacher345 Educati Technology Integration in Education346 Educati Technology Use in Open Learning System347 Educati Thought on Redesigning Tribal Education: The Why and What?348 Educati Three Language Formula: An Educational Problem349 Educati Towards A New Paradigm in Higher Education Appropriate Knowledge : Essays in Intellect350 Educati Training Teachers: Problems and Issues351 Educati Trends in Higher Education352 Educati Tribal Education: New Perspectives353 Educati Understanding Education: An Overview354 Educati Understanding Extension Education 355 Educati Universal Education and Technology in 21st Century (11 Vols.) 11 Vols. Set
356 Educati Value Education: A Study of Public Opinion357 Educati Value Education : Based on all the Religions of the World (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set358 Educati Value Education and Education for Human Rights359 Educati Virtual Education and Educational Futures360 Educati Web-based Education 361 Educati When School Starts Sucking 362 Educati Hkkjr Ekas lk{kjrk vfHk;ku363 Educati nfyr f'k{kk dk ifjn`';364 Environ Anthropology of Disaster Management365 Environ Biodiversity and Ecosystem Conservation366 Environ Climate Change and International Politics367 Environ Corporate Governance for Sustainable Environment368 Environ Dam Removers in America Lenous for India369 Environ The Desperate Delta: Social Ecology of Sunderbans370 Environ Diet Planning for Diseases371 Environ Ecology and Environment in the Himalayas372 Environ Ecological Politics: Different Dimensions373 Environ The Encyclopaedic District Gazetteers of India (11 Vols. + 1 Supplement Vols.) 11 Vols. Set374 Environ Energy and Environment in India: A Study of Energy Management375 Environ Environment and History376 Environ Environment and its Global Implications (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set377 Environ Environmental Biotechnology378 Environ Environmental Challenges and Sustainable Future379 Environ Environmental Education380 Environ Environmental Issues in Mineral Resource Development381 Environ Environmental Management382 Environ Environmental Pollution and Bhopal Killings383 Environ Environmental Security: Concept and Dimensons384 Environ Environment, Energy, Health: Planning for Conservation385 Environ Environment, Security and Tourism in South Asia (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set386 Environ Fly Ash Amendment and Plant Growth387 Environ Famines in Ancient India 388 Environ Genesis of Disaster: Ramifications and Ameliorations389 Environ Global Climate and Sustainable Development (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set390 Environ Globalisation, Liberalisation, Privatisation and Indian Polity (8 Vols.) 8 Vols. Set391 Environ Global Warming and Climate Changes: Transparency and Accountability (3 Vol3 Vols. Set392 Environ Human Freedom and Environment: Contemporary Paradigms and Moral Strategies393 Environ The Immanent Disastor: A Vision on Climate Change394 Environ Indian Vistas of Environment395 Environ Marine Ecosystems396 Environ Natural Resources of Himalayas397 Environ Relevance of Environment398 Environ Rural Himalaya Ecology and Urban Ecosystem399 Environ Social Ecology of Forest Resources 400 Environ Sustainable Development of Hill Area Tea Cultivation401 Environ Water, Environment and Sanitation Assessment402 GandhiaThe African Element in Gandhi403 GandhiaBetrayal of Gandhi404 GandhiaContemporary Society Gandhian Appraisal405 GandhiaFriends of Gandhi : Correspondence of Mahatma Gandhi with Esther Faering (Menon), Anne
406 GandhiaGandhi: As We Have Known Him407 GandhiaGandhi: In the Mirror of Foreign Scholar408 GandhiaGandhi to Gandhi: Private Faces of Public Figures409 GandhiaGandhi’s Legacy and New Human Civilization410 GandhiaGandhian Religion411 GandhiaGandhian Sarvodaya: Realizing a Realistic Utopia412 GandhiaGandhian Thoughts: An Overview413 GandhiaGandhian Thought : New World New Dimensions414 GandhiaIndia and Mahatma Gandhi415 GandhiaMahatma Gandhi in the Beginning of Twenty-first Century416 GandhiaManu Gandhi and Ambedkar: Policy and Other Essays417 GandhiaPower to the People (2 Vols.): The Political Thought of M.K. Gandhi, M.N. R 2 Vols. Set418 GandhiaThe Making of Modern India Rammohun Roy to Gandhi and Nehru419 GandhiaThe Moral Philosophy of Gandhi420 GandhiaSelected Essays Mostly on Buddism and Gandhism421 GandhiaSelf-Education: A Gandhian Perspective422 GandhiaTilak and Gandhi: Perspectives on Religion and Politics423 Gandhiaxka/khoknh n'kZu % u;k fo'o] u, iM+ko424 Gandhia425 GandhiaegkRek xk¡/kh vkSj vfgalk426 GandhiaHkkjr vkSj egkRek xk¡/kh427 Health Ancient Indian System of Rasayana: Suvarntantra A Treatise on Alchemy/Rasayana428 Health Aids Awareness Through Community Participation429 Health AIDS Transmission: Challenges in the New Millennium430 Health Be A Vegetarian431 Health Biotechnology and Food Security432 Health Changing Trends in Health and Nutrition (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set433 Health Child Development (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set434 Health Child Health Nursing435 Health Clinical Child Psychology436 Health Community Health Nursing437 Health Community Participation in Health Management438 Health Demedicalizing Women's Health439 Health Diet Planning For DIseases440 Health Education in Ayurveda: A Re-constructional Analysis441 Health Encyclopaedia of AIDS (7 Vols.) 7 Vols. Set442 Health Excellence in Life443 Health Food and Nutrition: Concepts and Measurement444 Health Fundamental of Nursing445 Health Gem Therapy in Vedic Astrology446 Health Health and Food: Human Problems and Solutions447 Health Health Awareness for Women448 Health Health, Food and Nutrition449 Health Health and Nutrition for the School-Age Child450 Health History of Medicine: Study of Indian, Arabian, Egyptian, Greek Medicine451 Health History of Medicine in India: The Medical Encounters452 Health Indian System of Psychotherapy453 Health Inviting Menopause454 Health Manoniyantran : Vedic Views and Ways of Mind Control455 Health Medical Astrology
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Symbiosis of Science and Spirituality Generation of Innovation in Science for Human Survival
1521 Rural D Land Reforms and Tribal Development1522 Rural D Organisations of Scheduled Castes and Social Changes1523 Rural D Policies, Programmes and Strategies for Tribal Development: A Critical Appraisal1524 Rural D Poverty and Sustainable Development1525 Rural D Restoration of Spilt Milk1526 Rural D Rural Development and Education (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1527 Rural D Rural Development Priorities1528 Rural D Rural Development: Towards Sustainability (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1529 Rural D Rural Landless Women Labourers1530 Rural D Rural Leadership in India: A Study of Emerging Trends in Democratic vs. Authoritarian Rural1531 Rural D Social and Economic Development in North-East India1532 Rural D Social Development in India (8 Vols.) 8 Vols. Set1533 Rural D Strategic Management and Policy Issues of NGOs1534 Rural D Tribal and Sustainable Development1535 Rural D Tribal Development in India (Orissa)1536 Rural D Tribal India: problem, Development, Prospect (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1537 Rural D Village Women and Grameen Bank : A Socialogical Study of Bangladesh1538 Rural D Women's Autonomy and Reproductive Behaviour1539 Rural D iapk;rhjkt esa efgyk dh Hkkxhnkjh1540 Rural D xzkeh.k fodkl ds fofo/k vk;ke1541 Schedul Ambedkar and His Writings1542 Schedul Ambedkar’s Perspective on Buddhism and Other Religions1543 Schedul Dr. Ambedkar: The Redeemer of the Lost1544 Schedul An Anthology of Dalit Literature1545 Schedul Backward Communities Identity Development and Transformation1546 Schedul B.R. Ambedkar: His Relevance Today1547 Schedul Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the Dynamics of Neo-Buddhism1548 Schedul Budhism and Dalits1549 Schedul Caste and Educational Development1550 Schedul Caste System in India : A Historical Perspective1551 Schedul The Caste System of Northern India1552 Schedul Dalit : The Downtrodden of India1553 Schedul The Dalits and Dalits Awakening in India1554 Schedul Dalit and Human Rights (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1555 Schedul Dalits and African American1556 Schedul Dalit Freedom Fighters1557 Schedul Dalits in Early Buddhism1558 Schedul Dalit, Human Rights and Education1559 Schedul Dalit’s Inheritance in Hindu Religion1560 Schedul Dalit Leadership in India1561 Schedul Dalit Women : Fear and Discrimination1562 Schedul Dalit Women: Issues and Perspectives1563 Schedul Educational Development of Scheduled Castes: Looking Ahead1564 Schedul Emancipation of Dalits and Freedom Struggle1565 Schedul Empowerment of Scheduled Castes1566 Schedul Encyclopaedia of Backward Castes (OBC) (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1567 Schedul Encyclopaedia of Dalits in India (14 Vols.) 14 Vols. Set1568 Schedul Encyclopaedia of Scheduled Castes in India (5 Vols.) 5 Vols. Set1569 Schedul Encyclopaedia of Scheduled Tribes of Jharkhand1570 Schedul Encyclopaedia of Untouchables : Ancient Medieval and Modern
1571 Schedul Exploitation and Atrocities on the Dalits in India1572 Schedul A History of Telgue Dalit Literature1573 Schedul History of Chamar Dynasty (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1574 Schedul Human Rights From the Dalits Prospectives1575 Schedul Human Rights of Dalits: Societal Violation1576 Schedul Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1577 Schedul Human Rights of Minority and Women’s (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1578 Schedul Indian Constitution Under Communal Attack1579 Schedul Identity and Genesis of Caste System in India1580 Schedul Liberation and Social Articulation of Dalits (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1581 Schedul Literature, Caste and Society: The Masks and Veils1582 Schedul Manu Gandhi and Ambedkar: Policy and Other Essays1583 Schedul Minorities in Indian Social System (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1584 Schedul Minority : Social and Political Conflict (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1585 Schedul Organisations of Scheduled Castes and Social Changes1586 Schedul Plight of the Minorities Problems and Grievances in their Education1587 Schedul The Political Sociology of Dalit Assertion1588 Schedul Reservation Policy and Judicial Activism1589 Schedul Scheduled Castes Education: Issues and Aspects1590 Schedul The Scheduled Castes in India (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1591 Schedul Scheduled Castes of India1592 Schedul Struggle for Economic Freedom and Social Justice of Scheduled Castes in South India1593 Schedul Untouchability and the Law: The Ground Reality1594 Schedul Voice of Babasaheb Ambedkar1595 Schedul Weaker Section: The Psycho-Social Perspective1596 Schedul Mk- vEcsM+dj vkSj ,d euqcknh fo'kys"k.k1597 Schedul ckcklkgsc vEcsMdj dh ok.kh1598 Schedul cq) ds vxznwr Mkñ vkacsMdj1599 Schedul ckS}oPku rFkk vakCksMdj fopkj1600 Schedul nfyr vkUnksyu ls vlyh /keZ fujis{krk 1601 Schedul tkfr&izFkk ls iyk;u1602 SociologAids Awareness Through Community Participation1603 SociologAnalysis of Poverty Reduction1604 SociologAnatomy of Suicide1605 SociologAn Anthology of Dalit Literature1606 SociologAnti-Social Patterns of Begging and Beggars1607 SociologArchitect of Human Destiny1608 SociologBackward Communities Identity Development and Transformation1609 SociologDr. B.R. Ambedkar : Man of Millennium for Social Justice1610 SociologBengali Culture and Society through its Riddles1611 SociologCaste, Catholic Christianity and the Language of 1612 SociologConversion: Social Changes and Cultural Translation in Tamil Country1613 SociologThe Caste System of Northern India1614 SociologCaste System in India : A Historical Perspective1615 SociologChanging Patterns of Caste and Class Relations in South India : Social Stratification and Soci1616 SociologChild Labour (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1617 SociologChild Labour in India1618 SociologChild Victim of Crime Problems and Perspectives1619 SociologCommunalism: A Socio-Political Study1620 SociologCommunication Media and Social Changes
1621 SociologCommunity Participation in Health Management1622 SociologCrime Against Children1623 SociologCrime Community and Police1624 SociologCultural Heritage of Ladakh Himalaya1625 SociologThe Dalits and Dalits Awakening in India1626 SociologDalits and African American 1627 SociologDalit and Human Rights (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1628 SociologDeprived Devis: Women's Unequal Status in Society1629 SociologThe Desperate Delta: Social Ecology of Sunderbans1630 SociologDevelopment and Communication in India British Growth and Mass Deprivation1631 SociologDevelopment and Deception 1632 SociologDevelopment with a Human Face: A Major Challanges for Globalsation in the 21st Century1633 SociologDimensions of Human Society and Culture1634 SociologDisability Studies in India: Retrospects and Prospects1635 SociologDoing Social Research: A Service Book for Preparing Dissertation1636 SociologDrug Abuse and Youth: A Psychological Study1637 SociologDynamics of Development: A Sociological Perspective1638 SociologDynamics of Economic Life in Rural India: A Case Study1639 SociologEastern Bengal Ballads (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1640 SociologEducational Development of Scheduled Castes1641 SociologEmancipation and Empowerment of Women1642 SociologEmpowerment and Social Governance1643 SociologEmpowerment of Rural Indian Women Study of Uttarakhand1644 SociologEncyclopaedia of AIDS (7 Vols.) 7 Vols. Set1645 SociologEncyclopaedia of Backward Castes (OBC) (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1646 SociologEncyclopaedia of Dalits in India (14 Vols.) 14 Vols. Set1647 SociologAn Encyclopaedia of Human Races all Over the World (Their Like, Customs, Histo7 Vols. Set1648 SociologEncyclopaedia of Indian Women Through the Ages (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1649 SociologEncyclopaedia of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1650 SociologEncyclopaedia of Scheduled Castes in India (5 Vols.) 5 Vols. Set1651 SociologEnvironmental Pollution and Bhopal Killings1652 SociologEthno-Social Conflict and National Integration1653 SociologThe Evolution of Ideals of Womenhood in Indian Society1654 SociologExcellence in Life1655 SociologExploitation and Atrocities on the Dalits in India1656 SociologFairs and Festivals of India (6 Vols.) 6 Vols. Set1657 SociologFamily Diversity in India1658 SociologFamily Environment and School Performance1659 SociologFamily Planning in Slum Areas1660 Sociolog1661 SociologFrontiers of Social Anthropology1662 SociologGandhian Sarvodaya : Realising a Realistic Utopia1663 SociologGenesis of Disaster: Ramifications and Ameliorations1664 SociologGrowth through Participation Quality Circle Way1665 SociologHijras: The Labelled Deviants1666 SociologThe Hindu Journey: A Sociological Perspective1667 SociologHindu Culture in Ancient India1668 SociologHindu Life and Customs1669 SociologHistory of Chamar Dynasty (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1670 SociologHousing Rural Poor and their Living Conditions1671 SociologHuman Development
Fertility Transition in Rural South India
1672 SociologHuman Ecology of Cultural Entities 1673 SociologHuman Rights of Dalits: Societal Violation1674 SociologHumanist Words Worth1675 SociologHunger and Poverty in South Asia1676 SociologIdentity and Genesis of Caste System in India1677 SociologIn Sun and Shower1678 SociologIndian Constitution Under Communal Attack1679 SociologIndian Economics and Social Traditions1680 SociologThe Indian Family: Change and Persistence1681 SociologIndian Families at the Crossroad : Preparing Families for the New Millenium1682 SociologIndian Modernity1683 SociologIndian Nationalism and Political Awakening in 1920s1684 SociologIndian Wisdom and International Peace1685 SociologInside Gayland1686 SociologIslamic Terrorism: Myth or Reality (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1687 SociologKalighat: Its Impact on Socio-Cultural Life of Hindus1688 SociologLand Transfers: A Case Study1689 SociologLiberation and Social Articulation of Dalits (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1690 SociologLife and Conditions of the People of Hindustan1691 SociologLiterature, Caste and Society: The Masks and Veils1692 SociologLiving Death: Trauma of Widowhood in India1693 SociologLost People : Analysis of Indian Poverrty1694 SociologMarwari: Business, Culture and Tradition1695 SociologMarxist Theory and Socialist States1696 SociologMind and Ideology1697 SociologMinorities in Indian Social System (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1698 SociologMinority : Social and Political Conflict (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1699 SociologModern Sociology (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1700 SociologMuslims of India1701 SociologNationalism and Regionalism in India : The Case of orissa1702 SociologNomads at the Crossroads1703 SociologOne Billion Indian: Problems and Prospects1704 SociologOrganisations of Scheduled Castes and Social Changes1705 SociologThe Orphan : A Woeful Story1706 SociologThe People of Assam1707 SociologPeace Loving Nations1708 SociologPerspectives on Mind1709 SociologPhilosophy for a New Civilisation1710 SociologPlight of the Minorities Problems and Grievances in their Education1711 SociologThe Political Sociology of Dalit Assertion1712 SociologPoverty and Sustainable Development1713 SociologPoverty and Under Development: NewChallanges— A Global Survey1714 SociologPower to the People1715 SociologPrevention of HIV/AIDS and Drug Abuse1716 SociologPrisons and Society: A Study of the Indian Jail System1717 SociologProblems and Potentials of Women Professionals1718 SociologProblems and Strategies of Development in the Eastern Himalaya1719 SociologProblems of India’s Development1720 SociologProblems of Rural Aged1721 SociologPsycho-Social Factors: Learning English at School1722 SociologRational Approach to Islam
1723 SociologReadings in the Sociology of the Professions1724 SociologReflection of Human Behaviour: Impression Emotion and Perception1725 SociologReligion and Indian Society: A Sociological Perspective1726 SociologRole of NGOs in Development of Social System1727 SociologScheduled Castes of India1728 SociologThe Scheduled Castes in India (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1729 SociologScience in Society: Some Perspectives1730 SociologScientific Bengal1731 SociologScientific Communities and Brain Drain: A Sociological Study1732 SociologSimple Reforms for a Better Society1733 SociologSmall Children Big Dreams1734 SociologSocial and Cultural Geography1735 SociologSocial Ecology of Forest Resources1736 SociologSocial Justice and Empowerment1737 SociologSocial Justice and Human Rights in Islam1738 SociologSocial Legislation and Crime1739 SociologSocial Development in India (8 Vols.) 8 Vols. Set1740 SociologSocio-Economic and Political Development in South Asia (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1741 SociologSocial Work (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1742 SociologSocial Work Psycho Social Empowerment (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1743 SociologSociology of Legal Profession Law and Legal System The Indian Setting1744 SociologSociological Perspectives on Globalisation1745 SociologSociology of Pilgrims1746 SociologSociology and Education in the Indian Context1747 SociologStreet Children and the Asphalt Life (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1748 SociologStruggle for Economic Freedom and Social Justice of Scheduled Castes in South India1749 SociologTechnology and Labour Selected Essays1750 SociologThe Third Sex and Human Rights1751 SociologTowards Peace1752 SociologUnderstanding and Scouting with Physically Handicapped1753 SociologVisions of a Meaningful Life1754 SociologWomen and Society1755 SociologWomen’s Equality : A Struggle for Survival1756 SociologlH;rk ds ewy vk/kkj1757 Sports Biological Basis of Physical Education1758 Sports Education and Physical Education1759 Sports The Encyclopaedia of Sports (4 Vols.) 4 Vols. Set1760 Sports The Encyclopaedia of Sports and Games (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1761 Sports Martial Arts : A Critical Analysis of Orissa1762 Sports Olympic Games, Asian Games, Afro Asian Games and Common Wealth Games1763 Sports Psychological Basis of Physical Education1764 Sports Research Abstract in Physical Education and Sport Science (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1765 Sports Sports Medicine and Exercise Science 1766 Sports Sports Web Encyclopaedia (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1767 Sports World of Sports: Indoor1768 Terrori World of Sports: Outdoor1769 Terrori America’s Afghanistan War: The Success That Failed1770 Terrori Beyond the Bayonet: Indian Special Operations Forces in the 21st Century1771 Terrori Biological Weapons and Terrorism (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1772 Terrori Crime Human Rights and National Security
1773 Terrori Crime and Corruption in India1774 Terrori Defence Development and National Security1775 Terrori Double Talk: On Weapons of Mass Destruction and Indian Security1776 Terrori The Fourth Estate : A Force Multiplier for the Indian Army1777 Terrori Genesis and Fall out of U.S.-U.K. Military Action in Iraq1778 Terrori Global Challenge of Terrorism1779 Terrori Global Terrorism: A Threat to Humanity (6 Vols.) (continuous series)1780 Terrori Gorkhas - The Warrior Race1781 Terrori Impact of Terrorism on J & K Tourism1782 Terrori Imperial Politics in the 21st Century: War, Torture and the Killing Fields of Asia1783 Terrori India’s Foreign Policy—Challenge of Terrorism Fashioning Interstate Equations1784 Terrori India and South East Asia1785 Terrori India: Security Scope 2006 The New Great Game1786 Terrori Islamic Terrorism : Myth or Reality (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1787 Terrori Jihadi Terrorism: Making of a World War?1788 Terrori The Life and Times of Maj. General William Sleeman Elimination of Thuggies in India1789 Terrori Martial Races of Undivided India1790 Terrori Narco-Trafficking : Threat to National Security1791 Terrori Paramilitary Forces of India1792 Terrori Rise of Terrorism and Secessionism in Eurasia1793 Terrori South Asia: From Freedom to Terrorism1794 Terrori Terror and Containment Perspectives of India’s Internal-Security1795 Terrori Terrorism and Militancy in Central Asia1796 Terrori Terrorism and Separation in North-East India1797 Terrori Terrorism, Communalism and other Challenges to Indian Security1798 Terrori Terrorism in India (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1799 Terrori Terrorism in Punjab1800 Terrori Towards Understanding the Kashmir Crisis: A New Anthology1801 Tibetolo Across the Himalayan Gap: An Indian Quest for Understanding China demy 4to1802 Tibetolo Four Years in Tibet1803 Tibetolo Tibet: The Country and its Inhabitants1804 Tibetolo Tibet: The Himalayan Region: Religion, Society and Politics1805 Tibetolo Trans Himalaya: Discoveries and Adventures in Tibet (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1806 Tibetolo Twenty Years in Tibet1807 Tibetolo The Younghusband Expedition (To Lhasa) (An Interpretation)1808 Tourism Coastal Zone Management in India (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1809 Tourism Making Delhi a Better Place1810 Tourism Development of Ladakh Himalaya: Recent Researches1811 Tourism Discovering Himalaya : Tourism of Himalayan Region (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1812 Tourism Ecology, Environment and Tourism1813 Tourism Encyclopaedia of Tourism Resources in India (2 Vols.) 2 Vols. Set1814 Tourism The Encyclopaedic District Gazetteers of India (11 Vols. + 1 Supplement Vol.) 11 Vols. Set1815 Tourism Environment, Security and Tourism Development in South Asia (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1816 Tourism Faces of Goa1817 Tourism Fairs and Festivals of India (6 Vols.) 6 Vols. Set1818 Tourism Food and Beverages Management (3 Vols.) 3 Vols. Set1819 Tourism Foreign Exchange Management and Air Ticketing1820 Tourism Frontiers of New Tourism1821 Tourism Fundamental of Tourism and Travel1822 Tourism The Guest is God: Reflections on Tourism 1823 Tourism History of Darjeeling and the Sikkim Himalaya
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Mohit Chakravarti 7835-280-X 250 2007 125M.l. Dhawan 8205-172-X 312 2007 150P.V. G. Krishnan 7835-002-5 400 2009 190M.l. Dhawan 8205-160-6 312 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-173-8 320 2007 160D.S. Srivastava Sar 8205-156-8 312 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-171-1 312 2007 150Shri Prakash 212-0603-0 280 2007 140D.S. Srivastava Mo 8205-169-X 368 2007 180V.C. Pandey 8205-013-8 292 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-175-4 304 2007 150Sujata Mittal 8205-086-3 290 2007 140Dr. G. Pankajam 212-0695-2 210 2007 110Taruna Choudhary D7835-256-7 168 2007 90V.C. Pandey 8205-004-9 326 2007 160V.C. Pandey 8205-014-6 318 2007 160Ramesh Chandra 7835-236-2 312 2007 160V.C. Pandey 8205-082-0 320 2007 160V.C. Pandey 8205-357-9 267 2007 150S. Lomash 8205-177-0 278 2007 150Ramesh Chandra 7835-143-9 328 2007 160Sujata Mittal 8205-087-1 322 2007 160Amit Sen 8205-238-6 252 2007 130Rameshwari Pandya7835-213-3 346 2007 170Sarita & Monikca 8205-117-7 320 2007 160Ramesh Chandra 7835-231-1 328 2007 160Sarita Kumari 8205-141-X 304 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-157-6 312 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-011-1 288 2007 160M.l. Dhawan 8205-161-4 312 2007 150M.l. Dhawan 8205-159-2 304 2007 150S.K. Sharma Monic 8205-158-4 312 2007 150V.C. Pandey 8205-008-1 306 2007 150Dr. Bernd Pflug 212-0688-X 184 2007 160M.l. Dhawan 8205-151-7 288 2007 140G. Sreeramulu 7835-215-X 256 2007 130V.C. Pandey 8205-176-2 312 2007 150R.K. Rao 7835-012-2 400 2007 190S.K. Sharma Monic 8205-155-X 320 2007 160Ramesh Chandra 8205-143-6 304 2007 150Shamshad Ahmed 8205-245-9 278 2007 150Kusum Sharma 212-0707-X 320 2007 160Deepa Sharma Ravi7835-516-7 199 2007 90O.P. Goel 8205-163-0 312 2007 150Ramesh Chandra 7835-232-X 358 2007 180D.s. Srivastava Sar 8205-162-2 312 2007 150Kavita Joshi 7835-253-2 250 2007 160V.C. Pandey 8205-152-5 272 2007 130Sarita, Monica 8205-094-4 320 2007 160Ramesh Chandra 7835-233-8 328 2007 160V.C. Pandey 8205-012-X 296 2007 150
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2. Comparision Analysis of Indigenous Peoples2. Empowerment and Protection of the Rights of Tribals
1. Experimental Child Psychology, 2. Health and Nutrition for the School-age Child, 3. Children and Media
1. Children and the Culture of Human Rights 2. Children and the Right to Education 3. Children and the Access to Information
1. Selection and Enumeration of Street Children 2. Delinquent Street Children 3. Street Children and the Future Direction
1. Economy, 2. Poverty Reduction, 3. Industry, 4. Education, 5. Trade and Commerce, 6. Agriculture, 7. Communication, 8. Environment
1. Social Development in South Asia, 2. Economic Development in South Asia 3. Political Development in South Asia
1. Experimental Child Psychology 2. Health and Nutrition for the School-age Child 3. Children and Media
1. Education: A Key to Development, 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World, 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance, 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems, 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1-3. India, 4. Pakistan, 5. Bangladesh, 6. Nepal, 7. Sri Lanka, 8. Bhutan, 9. Maldives
1. Networks: The Foundations for Information Society, 2. ICT in Childhood Education 3. The Changing World ICT Governance, 4. Framework for ICTs and Teacher Education 5. Managing and Competing in the Information Age
1. Challenges of Rural Education, 2. Rural Development Priorities
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Tourism Development in South Asia 2. Environment Development in South Asia 3. Security Development in South Asia
1. Structure of Global Climate Change 2. Climate, Health and Sustainable Development
1. Climate Changes: Causes and its Effects 2. Global Warming: Consequences in the Future 3. Transparency and Accountability of Global Environment
1. Diet, Nutrition and Changing Style, 2. Health and Nutrition 3. Food and Nutrition Security: Urban Challenges, 4. Childhood Nutrition and Academic Progress1. Experimental Child Psychology, 2. Health and Nutrition for the School-age Child, 3. Children and Media
1. Solace or Misery, 2. Convention and Laws, 3. Supreme Court Verdicts
1. Historical Perspective 2. Demography and Human Geography 3. Geological and Physical Perspective
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Democracy My Foot, 2. Coalitions, Conflicts and Communalisations
1. Dalits and Racial Justice 2. Dalits Security and Rights Implications 3. Dalits: The Broken Future
1. Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 2. Comparision Analysis of Indigenous Peoples1. Reinventing Women's Right 2. Transgender Human Rights 3. Women and Human Rights Development 4. Human Rights and Sexual Minorities1. Status of Tribals in India 2. Empowerment and Protection of the Rights of Tribals
1. Managing Cyber Crime in Cyber Warfare 2. Cyber Crime: Issues and Threats
1. Networks: The Foundations for Information Society 2. ICT in Childhood Education 3. The Changing World 4. Framework for ICTs and Teacher Education 5. Managing and Competing in the Information Age
1. Digital Opportunities for All 2. Disparities in ICT Access and Use 3. Economic and Political Dimensions of Information Age 4. Evolution of Information and Communication Technologies 5. Net Based Guidance and Counselling 6. Network Revolution : Challenges and Opportunities 7. Networking and Educating 8. On the Road to Electronic EnvironmentMulticulturally 9. Understanding the Information and Communication Society1. Universal Access to Informationn Resources 2. Cyberspace as Public Domain: The Role of Civil Society 3. Trends of Cyberia: Challenges of the Future 4. Ethics and Governance of the Internet 5. Technology Trends of Information Technology 6. Information Technology: Threat to Freedom of Expression 7. Ethical and Societal Challenge 8. Web Marketing 9. Dimensions of Information Technology Issues
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education 4. Science Education 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education 10. Virtual Educationa nd Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. India, 2. Pakistan, 3. Afghanistan, 4. Maldives 5. Sri Lanka, 6. Bangladesh, 7. Nepal, 8. Bhutan1. Tourism Development in South Asia 2. Environment Development in South Asia 3. Security Development in South Asia
1. Social Development in South Asia 2. Economic Development in South Asia 3. Political Development in South Asia
1. Politics of South Asia 2. Conflicts of South Asia 3. Literacy and Development in South Asia
1. Digital Libraries and Archives 2. Digital Libraries: Principles and Practices 3. Issues of Digital Library Environment
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1. Democracy My Foot, 2. Coalitions, Conflicts and Communalisations
1. Managing Cyber Crime in Cyber Warfare 2. Cyber Crime: Issues and Threats
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Solace or Misery 2. Convention and Laws 3. Supreme Court Verdicts
1. Racial and Ethnic Minorities 2. Minorities and Social Conflict 3. Ethnic Minorities and Identity Politics
1. Comparative Politics 2. Political Theory 3. Public Policy and Administration
1. Social Development in South Asia 2. Economic Development in South Asia 3. Political Development in South Asia
1. Democracy my foot 2. Coalitions, Conflicts and Communalisations
1. Human Ecology of Spiritual Traditions 2. Human Ecology of War 3. Human Ecology of Aggression 4. Human Ecology of Tribal Societies and Rural Settlements 5. Human Ecology of Drug Abuse and Dependence Control
1. Comparative Politics 2. Political Theory 3. Public Policy and Administration
1. Ecstacy and Agony 2. Drugs Dangerous Dimensions and Tobacco Smoking 3. Indian Initiative
1. Solace or Misery 2. Convention and Laws 3. Supreme Court Verdicts
1. Education: A Key to Development 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. Reservation 2. Commissions 3. Mandal, Media and Aftermath 4. Judgements: Before and After Mandal Judgements1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............1. General Study 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation 3. Movements 4. Leaders 5. Reservation 6. Constitution 7. Social Justice 8. Emancipation and Empowerment 9. Women 10. Education 11. Literature 12. Problems and Perspective 13. Role of Police and Judiciary 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems
1. Ancient, 2. The Middle Age 3. Period of Freedom Struggle , 4. Modern
1. Ecstacy and Agony 2. Drugs Dangerous Dimensions and Tobacco Smoking 3. Indian Initiative1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal1. India 2. Pakistan 3. Afghanistan 4. Maldives 5. Sri Lanka 6. Bangladesh 7. Nepal 8. Bhutan
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Islamic Philosophy 2. Faith in Islam 3. Principles of Islam 4. Islamic Manners 5. Islam and Social Justice 6. Judicial System in Islam 7. Human Rights in Islam 8. Islam and Education 9. Science and Islam
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Dalit, Racism and Social Articulation 2. Issues of Dalit and Backward Liberation
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development1. Social Work: Issues and Civil Society 2. Social Work and Gender Equity 3. Assessment of Social Work Practices
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Spiritual Ecology Including Dharma Rituals and Customs 2. Spiritual Ecology of Monasteries and Gompas
1. Empowerment of Women Labour 2. Microfinance and Women Empowerment 3. Women in Rural Development
1. Challenges of Rural Education 2. Rural Development Priorities
1. Rural Empowerment 2. Rural Sustainable Development 3. Rural Diversity and Community Development
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. Dalits and Racial Justice 2. Dalits Security and Rights Implications 3. Dalits: The Broken Future
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Problems.1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry,Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. Protecting the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 2. Comparision Analysis of Indigenous Peoples1. Reinventing Women's Right 2. Transgender Human Rights 3. Women and Human Rights Development 4. Human Rights and Sexual Minorities Organisations of Scheduled Castes and Social Changes
1. Dalit, Racism and Social Articulation 2. Issues of Dalit and Backward Liberation
1. Racial and Ethnic Minorities 2. Minorities and Social Conflict 3. Ethnic Minorities and Identity Politics
1. Dalits and Racial Justice 2. Dalits Security and Rights Implications 3. Dalits: The Broken Future
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems.
1. Dalit, Racism and Social Articulation 2. Issues of Dalit and Backward Liberation
1. Racial and Ethnic Minorities 2. Minorities and Social Conflict 3. Ethnic Minorities and Identity Politics1. Globalization and Urban Sociology 2. Cultural Sociology
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development1. Social Development in South Asia 2. Economic Development in South Asia 3. Political Development in South Asia1. Social Work: Issues and Civil Society 2. Social Work and Gender Equity 3. Assessment of Social Work Practices1. Social Work, Children with Malnutrition and Families 2. Integrating Theory and Practice of Social Work 3. Gendering Social Work
1. Selection and Enumeration of Street Children 2. Delinquent Street Children 3. Street Children and the Future Direction
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Tourism Development in South Asia 2. Environment Development in South Asia 3. Security Development in South Asia
1. Concepts, Definitions and Classification of Tourism 2. Market Research in Travel and Tourism 3. Across Tourism: Impact in South Asia 4. New Directives in Hospitality and Tourism 5. Biodiversity and Tourism 6. Tourism and Sustainability
1. Potential and Prospect 2. Policy and Perspective1. Tourism, the Environment and the Society 2. Tourism and the Resource Management 3. Tourism: Policies, Planning and Governance
1. Reinventing Women's Right 2. Transgender Human Rights 3. Women and Human Rights Development 4. Human Rights and Sexual Minorities
1. Education: A Key to Development, 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World, 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance, 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems, 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. Networks: The Foundations for Information Society, 2. ICT in Childhood Education 3. The Changing World ICT Governance, 4. Framework for ICTs and Teacher Education 5. Managing and Competing in the Information Age
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Climate Changes: Causes and its Effects 2. Global Warming: Consequences in the Future 3. Transparency and Accountability of Global Environment
1. Diet, Nutrition and Changing Style, 2. Health and Nutrition 3. Food and Nutrition Security: Urban Challenges, 4. Childhood Nutrition and Academic Progress
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Networks: The Foundations for Information Society 2. ICT in Childhood Education 3. The Changing World 4. Framework for ICTs and Teacher Education 5. Managing and Competing in the Information Age
1. Digital Opportunities for All 2. Disparities in ICT Access and Use 3. Economic and Political Dimensions of Information Age 4. Evolution of Information and Communication Technologies 5. Net Based Guidance and Counselling 6. Network Revolution : Challenges and Opportunities 7. Networking and Educating 8. On the Road to Electronic EnvironmentMulticulturally 9. Understanding the Information and Communication Society1. Universal Access to Informationn Resources 2. Cyberspace as Public Domain: The Role of Civil Society 3. Trends of Cyberia: Challenges of the Future 4. Ethics and Governance of the Internet 5. Technology Trends of Information Technology 6. Information Technology: Threat to Freedom of Expression 7. Ethical and Societal Challenge 8. Web Marketing 9. Dimensions of Information Technology Issues
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education 4. Science Education 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education 10. Virtual Educationa nd Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Human Ecology of Spiritual Traditions 2. Human Ecology of War 3. Human Ecology of Aggression 4. Human Ecology of Tribal Societies and Rural Settlements 5. Human Ecology of Drug Abuse and Dependence Control
1. Education: A Key to Development 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............1. General Study 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation 3. Movements 4. Leaders 5. Reservation 6. Constitution 7. Social Justice 8. Emancipation and Empowerment 9. Women 10. Education 11. Literature 12. Problems and Perspective 13. Role of Police and Judiciary 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Islamic Philosophy 2. Faith in Islam 3. Principles of Islam 4. Islamic Manners 5. Islam and Social Justice 6. Judicial System in Islam 7. Human Rights in Islam 8. Islam and Education 9. Science and Islam
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Problems.1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry,Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. Reinventing Women's Right 2. Transgender Human Rights 3. Women and Human Rights Development 4. Human Rights and Sexual Minorities Organisations of Scheduled Castes and Social Changes
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems.
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. Potentials of World Terrorism 2. Foreign Policy in the Age of Terrorism 3. Global Crime Trends 4. World in Transition 5. Terrorism in Europe and European Strategies 6. Terrorism in India
1. Concepts, Definitions and Classification of Tourism 2. Market Research in Travel and Tourism 3. Across Tourism: Impact in South Asia 4. New Directives in Hospitality and Tourism 5. Biodiversity and Tourism 6. Tourism and Sustainability
1. Education: A Key to Development, 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World, 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance, 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems, 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Digital Opportunities for All 2. Disparities in ICT Access and Use 3. Economic and Political Dimensions of Information Age 4. Evolution of Information and Communication Technologies 5. Net Based Guidance and Counselling 6. Network Revolution : Challenges and Opportunities 7. Networking and Educating 8. On the Road to Electronic EnvironmentMulticulturally 9. Understanding the Information and Communication Society1. Universal Access to Informationn Resources 2. Cyberspace as Public Domain: The Role of Civil Society 3. Trends of Cyberia: Challenges of the Future 4. Ethics and Governance of the Internet 5. Technology Trends of Information Technology 6. Information Technology: Threat to Freedom of Expression 7. Ethical and Societal Challenge 8. Web Marketing 9. Dimensions of Information Technology Issues
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education 4. Science Education 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education 10. Virtual Educationa nd Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Education: A Key to Development 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............1. General Study 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation 3. Movements 4. Leaders 5. Reservation 6. Constitution 7. Social Justice 8. Emancipation and Empowerment 9. Women 10. Education 11. Literature 12. Problems and Perspective 13. Role of Police and Judiciary 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. History, Religion and Culture of North India 2. History, Religion and Culture of South India 3. History, Religion and Culture of Western India 4. History, Religion and Culture of Eastern India 5. History, Religion and Culture of Central India 6. History, Religion and Culture of North-East India
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Problems.1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry,Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. General Study; 2. Struggle for Self-Liberation; 3. Movements; 4. Leaders; 5. Reservation; 6. Constitution; 7. Social Justice; 8. Emancipation and Empowerment; 9. Women; 10. Education; 11. Literature; 12. Problems and Perspective; 13. Role of Police and Judiciary; 14. New Dimensions in Dalit Porblems.
1. Rural Development 2. Population and Family Planning 3. Poverty Alleviation 4. Poverty Monitoring of India 5. Women and Child Development 6. Globalisation and Women’s Economic Advancement 7. Liberacy and Education 8. Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Development
1. Education: A Key to Development, 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World, 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance, 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems, 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Digital Opportunities for All 2. Disparities in ICT Access and Use 3. Economic and Political Dimensions of Information Age 4. Evolution of Information and Communication Technologies 5. Net Based Guidance and Counselling 6. Network Revolution : Challenges and Opportunities 7. Networking and Educating 8. On the Road to Electronic EnvironmentMulticulturally 9. Understanding the Information and Communication Society1. Universal Access to Informationn Resources 2. Cyberspace as Public Domain: The Role of Civil Society 3. Trends of Cyberia: Challenges of the Future 4. Ethics and Governance of the Internet 5. Technology Trends of Information Technology 6. Information Technology: Threat to Freedom of Expression 7. Ethical and Societal Challenge 8. Web Marketing 9. Dimensions of Information Technology Issues
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education 4. Science Education 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education 10. Virtual Educationa nd Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Education: A Key to Development 2. Literacy and Non-formal Education 3. Higher Education in a Globalising World 4. Technology and Development of Distance Education 5. Issues and Trends in Educational and Vocational Guidance 6. Teaching in a Technology-rich Environment 7. Emerging Challenges of Educational Systems 8. Future Challenges of Learning
1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry,Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Education and Challenges of Globalisation, 2. Education : Designing and Building our Common Future 3. Impact of Media and Technology in Education, 4. Science Eduction, 5. Teaching and Technology for Human Development, 6. Technology Integration in Education 7. Technology Use In Open Learning System, 8. The Future of Distance Learning 9. Trends in Higher Education, 10. Virtual Education and Educational Futures 11. Web-based Education
1. Andaman & Nicobar (Islands), Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry,Tamil Nadu 2. Chandigarh, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan 3. Chhattishgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 4. Bihar, Chhattishgarh, Dadar Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal 5. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Sikkim, Tripura, West Bengal
1. National 2. Andhra Pradesh 3. Assam 4. Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura 5. Bihar 6. Chhattisgarh, 7. Gujarat, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 8. Haryana, Delhi, 9. Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir 10. Jharkhand 11. Karnataka 12. Kerala, Lakshadweep 13. Madhya Pradesh 14. Madhya Pradesh 15. Maharashtra 16. Maharashtra, Goa 17. Orissa 18. Punjab, Chandigarh 19. Rajasthan 20. Tamil Nadu 21. Tamil Nadu 22. Pondicherry, Andaman and Nicobar 23. Uttaranchal 24. Uttar Pradesh 25. Uttar Pradesh 26. West Bengal 27. ...............
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. National Volume (All States ); 2. Andhra Pradesh; 3. Arunachal Pradesh; 4. Assam; 5. Bihar; 6. Chhattisgarh; 7. Goa; 8. Gujarat; 9. Haryana; 10. Himachal Pradesh; 11. Jammu & Kashmir; 12.Jharkhand; 13. Karnataka; 14. Kerala; 15. Madhya Pradesh; 16. Maharashtra; 17. Manipur; 18. Meghalaya; 19. Mizoram; 20. Nagaland; 21. Orissa; 22. Punjab; 23. Rajasthan; 24. Sikkim; 25. Tamil Nadu;26. Tripura; 27. Uttaranchal; 28. Uttar Pradesh; 29. West Bengal. Union Territories : 30. Andaman & Nicobar; 31. Chandigarh; 32. Dadra & Nagar Haveli; 33. Daman & Diu; 34. Delhi; 35. Lakshadweep; 36. Pondicherry.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
1. Exploration 2. Processing, Interpretation and Reservoir Engineering 3. Geophone 4. Production 5. Geochemistry, Petroleum Geology and Petrography 6. Surveying, Geophysical field System Seismic Stratigraphy and Log Analysis of Subsurface Geology 7. Drilling and Drilling Fluids, Well Cementing, Production and Transport of Oil and Natural Gas 8. Petroleum Prospecting, Petrography, and Vertical Seismic Profiling 9. Reservoir Geophysics, World’s Giant Oil and Gas Field and Enhanced Oil Recovery 10. Mathematics for Signal Processing, Interior of the Planet Earth, and Fundamentals of Sedimentology 11. Optimization of Petroleum Exploration, Applied Palaeomagnetism and Seismic Migration 12. Seismic Earth Modeling, Seismic Earth Imaging and Three Dimensional (3-D) Seismic Exploration, Processing and Interpretation. 13. Borehole Geophysics and Fundamentals of Pleonotology 14. Well Logs Interpretation and Fundamentals of Plynology 15. Sesimic Noise and multiple Attenuation, Deconvolution, and Velocity Analysis and statics corrections 16. Applied remote Senoia and Hydrogen: The world’s future energy Mex. 17. Crude Oil and Natural Gas Reservoirs and Hydrates of Hydrocarbons. 18. Horizontal Well Technology, Geography and Prospects of the Polar Regions.
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