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Humanities & Social Sciences

ECONOMICS ........................................................................................... 7-12

ENGLISH............................................................................................... 13-14

GEOGRAPHY ............................................................................................. 15

HISTORY.................................................................................................... 15

JOURNALISM ............................................................................................ 16

LIBRARY SCIENCE............................................................................... 16-18

POLITICAL SCIENCE ........................................................................... 19-24

SOCIOLOGY ......................................................................................... 25-26

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Economics

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introductory International Economics as a Separate Branch of Economics Some Analytical Tools Classical Theory of International Trade Terms of

Trade Modern Theory-I Modern Theory-II Growth and Trade Gains from

Trade Rate of Exchange-I Rate of Exchange-II Balance of Payments: The

Concept Foreign Trade Multiplier Balance of Payments: Adjustment

Mechanism Free Trade vs Protection Trade Policy: Tariffs Quantitative

Restrictions: Quotas Dumping, State Trading and Export Subsidies Import

Substitution vs Export-led Growth Foreign Aid vs Trade Foreign Direct

Investment and Outsourcing Theory of Economic Integration: Globalisation

Theory of Economic Integration: Regional Blocs Regional Groupings: Some

Recent Developments General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade General

Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) Indias Merchandise Foreign Trade

Indias Balance of Payments GATT/WTO and India Indias Trade Policy

Subject Index x Name Index.

H L BhatiaPh D, Ex-Reader in

Economics, Shri Ram College of

Commerce, University of Delhi.

H L Bhatia

International Economics aims at meeting various needs of its readers. It covers

the syllabi of international economics of leading Indian universities, supplements

it with a comprehensive coverage of ground realities and, in the process, enriches

theoretical understanding of the subject.

ISBN : 978-81259-16604

Price : 485 Pages : 672

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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-One: International Trade Theory and Commercial Policy Introduction:

The Principle of Trading The Classical Theory of International Trade:

Comparative Advantage Model International Trade Equilibrium: Neo-classical

Analysis Terms of Trade: Concepts and Significance Foreign Trade and National

Economics The Modern Theory of International Trade Appendix Obstacles

to Trade and Trade Restrictions Commercial Policy The Tariff Issue

Commercial Policy: The Theory of Customs Unions Part-Two: Balance ofPayments and Foreign Exchange Rate The Balance of Payments: Definitions

and Concepts Foreign Trade and National Economics The Balance of Payments

and Foreign Exchange Rate Balance of Payments Adjustment Mechanism:

Automatic System Balance of Payments Adjustment: Policy Issues Optimum

Currency Area Theories International Liquidity and the World Monetary System

Trade Problems of Less Developed Countries Author Index Subject Index .H G Mannur

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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (2nd Ed.)

Special FeaturesFully covers the prescribed syllabi of Indian universities including technical

segments and tools of analysis

Real life examples in the form of a large number of case studies andappendices where needed

For enhancing comprehension of the subject matter, each chapter starts

with an introductory text box and contains appropriately placed additional

text boxes

Each chapter is followed by a glossary, readings and references, and

questions for review and exercises

Contains latest available information and data

The formatting of the subject matter is appealing and inviting, making it

easier to comprehend what is being conveyed

H G MannurMA, Ph D (USA), Head,

Economics Department University of

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Review of Some Elementary Mathematics Mathematical Reasoning Sets and

Relations The Number System System of Equations and Inequations Market

Equilibrium Trigonometry Determinants and Matrices Analytical Geometry

Functions and Limits Differential Calculus: Functions of One Variable

Differential Calculus: Functions of Two or More Variables Integral Calculus

Differential and Difference Equations Input Output Economics National

Income and Economic Accounting Linear Programming Probability and

Statistics Frequency Distributions Measures Central Tendency Dispersion,

Descriptive Measures, Expectation, Movements Distribution I: Some Theoretical

Distributions Distribution II: Discrete and Continuous Distributions Exact

Sampling Distributions Correlation and Regression Sampling Statistical

Inference: Estimation Testing of Hypotheses Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)G S MongaMA, M Sc, STAT, Dean

G S Monga

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Nature and Importance of Economic Thought Mercantilism and Cameralism

Pre-Classical Economists Physiocrats. Adam Smith David Ricardo and His

Economics Thomas Robert Malthus (1766-1834) Jeremy Bentham and

utilitarianism John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) The Immediate Followers of the

Classical School Simondi de Sismondi (1773-1842) German Romanticism,

Historical School and Institutionalists The Nationalist School Socialist thought

before Marx Marx and After Rise of Marginalism The Austrian School TheLausanne School The Mathematical School American Contribution to

Economics Alfred Marshall (1842-1924) Post-Marshallian Developments

Economics of Welfare Monetary Economics form Wicksell to keynes Indian

Economic Thought.

H L BhatiaPh D, Ex-Reader in Economics, Shri Ram College of

Commerce, University of Delhi.H L Bhatia

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT (4th Ed.)

Economics

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Part-One: Introduction Part Two: Macroeconomic Accounting Part-Three:

Macroeconomic Theory Part-Four: Money, Interest and Prices Part-Five:

Macroeconomic Policy, Foreign Exchange Rate and Banking Part-Six: Trade

Cycle and Economic Growth Name Index Subject Index.

M C Vaish

MACROECONOMIC THEORY (14th ed.)

M C VaishFormerly Professor

and Head of the Department ofEconomics, University of

Rajasthan, Jaipur.

Special Features

Basic terms and concepts explained with great clarityCompletely revamped chapters with updated information

Two new chapters 'Taxation and Public Debt' and the 'Foreign Exchange

Rate

Examination-oriented review questions at the end of each chapter for

the readers to assess their knowledge

Simple language to facilitate understanding of difficult concepts

Separate name and subject indexes at the end of the book

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS FOR ECONOMICS (2nd Ed.)

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PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (2nd Ed.)

ISBN : 978-81259-16512


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D N Dwivedi

D N DwivediRetired as Reader

in Economics, Ramjas College,

University of Delhi. He is presently

Professor of Economics at

Maharaja Agrasen Institute ofManagement Studies, Delhi.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Introduction Part-II: Fundamentals of Market Economy Part-III:

Theory of Consumer Demand Part-IV: Theory of Production and Analysis of

Cost Part-V: Theory of Firm Part-VI: Theory of Factor Pricing Part-VII:

General Equilibrium and Welfare Economics Part-VIII: Macroeconomics

Part-IX: Economic Growth and Business Cycles Part-X: International

Economics.

Key FeaturesClearer concepts and theories

More numericals & examples

More questions and exercises

Five new chapters, 10 new sections

New ChaptersBasics of the Market System and Market Equilibrium to give an overview

of the market system (ch. 6)

An introduction to macroeconomics to show its usefulness for business

management (ch. 18)

Circular Flow Model of the Economy shows how product and money

flows make it work (ch. 19)

Being a global problem, a study of Inflation is important to a business

manager (ch. 25)

Changing business environment due to globalization needs to be studied(ch. 26)

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Part-I: Introduction Part-II: Analysis of Demand and Demand Forecasting

Part-III: Production and Cost analysis Part-IV: Market Structure, Pricing

Theory and Practices Part-V: Capital Budgeting and Investment Decisions

Part-VI: Macroeconomic Aspects Part-VII: International Economic

D N DwivediRetired as Reader

in Economics, Ramjas College,University of Delhi. He is presently

Professor of Economics at

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of

Management Studies, Delhi.

D N Dwivedi

With some new chapters, new sections, sub-sections, and additional explanatory

matters, this book provides a complete, comprehensive and authentic text on

micro and macro aspects of managerial economics.

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS (7th Ed.)

Bestseller

Teachers

ManualAvailable

Economics

Principles of Economics is a comprehensive textbook for undergraduate and

postgraduate students. The book begins with a simple introduction to economics

as a social science, moves on to basic economic problems of individuals, firms

and the society focusing on the problem of scarcity and choice, and finally

discusses the higher levels of economic theories.

Thus substantial changes have been made for this edition; most chapters have

been rewri tten, expanded and updated while some new chapters have been

added. Graphical illustrations and simple algebraic formulations have been used,wherever necessary, for clear exposition of economic theories. Review questions

and exercises are given at the end of each chapter to help students assess their

own understanding of economics.


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English

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Speaking to the Global Village

(Introduction) Can You Help Me, Please?

(Pragmatics) Slow and Steady (Tempo

of Speech) To Be or Not To Be (Phrasal

Pause) Fall and Rise (Intonation) OnStress (Word Stress) Exports and Imports

(Stress in Noun, Verb, Adjective, etc.)

Stress According to Word Ending - I (Stress

in Derived Words) Stress According to

Word Ending - II (Stress in Derived Words)

Air Hostess and Income (Stress in

Compound Words and Phrases) Clerks

and Wives (Some Long Vowels) Vets and

Wets (Some Consonants) Understanding

Global English

S ChaudharyPhD. In English

Phonology from Central Institute of

English and Foreign Languages,

Hyderabad.

Aysha ViswamohanVisiting

Faculty at Indian Institute of

Technology, Chennai.

BETTER SPOKEN ENGLISH

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Introduction Vocabulary Spelling and

Pronunciation The Shaping, Building and

Ordering of Words I The Shaping,

Building and Ordering of Words II

Individuals and The Making of Modern

English The English Language To-Day

Aims and Methods of Study.

C L Wrenn

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

S Chaudhary

Aysha Viswamohan


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Geography/History

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Historical Perspective The Indian Scene The Modern Ruling Class The

Difficulties Facing the Historian The Need to Study Rural and Tribal Society

The Villages Recapitulation Primitive Life and Prehistory The Golden Age

Prehistory and Primitive Life Prehistoric Man in India Primitive Survivals in

the Means of Production Primitive Survivals in the Superstructure The First

Cities The Discovery of the Indus Culture Production in the Indus Culture

Special Features of the Indus Civilisation The Social Structure The Aryans The Aryan Peoples The Aryan Way of Life Eastward Progress Aryans after

the Rigveda The Urban Revival The Epic Period From Tribe to Society The

New Religious The Middle Way The Buddha and His Society The Dark Hero of

the Yadus Kosala and Magadha State and Religion in Greater Magadha

Completion of the Magadhan Conquest Magadhan Statecraft Administration

of the Land The State and Commodity Production Asoka and the Culmination

of the Magadhan Empire Towards Feudalism The New Priesthood The Evolution

of Buddhism Political and Economic Changes Sanskrit Literature and Drama.

D D Kosambi

This is a strikingly original work, the first real cultural history of India. The main

features of the Indian character are traced back into remote antiquity as the

natural outgrowth of a historical process. Did the change from food gathering

and the pastoral life to agriculture make new religious necessary? Why did the

Indus cities vanish with hardly a trace and leave no memory?

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Gopal SinghFormer Head of

the Department of Geography, A.I.

Jat H.M. College,

Rohtak.

Gopal Singh

MAP WORK AND PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY (4th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Globes and Maps Map Scales Measurement of Distances and Areas on Maps

Enlargement and Reduction of Maps Map Projections Cylindrical Map

Projections Conical Map Projections Zenithal Map Projections Conventional

Map Projections Identification and Choice of Map Projections Surveying

Representation of Relief features Representation of Relief by Contours

Profile, Slope and Intervisibility Interpretation of Topographical Maps

Statistical Diagrams Line Graph Cartographic Symbols Distribution Maps

Determination of Class-Interval Representation of Population, Agricultural,

Industrial and Transport Data Weather Maps Determination of True North

Bearings Elementary Statistical Techniques Select Bibliography. Index.

THE CULTURE AND CIVILISATION OF ANCIENT INDIA IN HISTORICAL OUTLINE

ISBN : 978-07069-86136


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Books treating various aspects of practical geography need regular up-dates.

Therefore, the latest available material has been used to up-date this edition.

Guidance of learned college and university teachers has enabled the author to

present the subject-matter clearly and accurately.


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Types of Entries Single Personal Author Two Personal Authors Three

Personal Authors Four Personal Authors Personal Author(s) along with

Collaborator(s) Series Note Non-Series Note Pseudonymous Author Anonymous Book Multivolumed Book Government as Author

Institution as Author Conference as Author Composite Book Periodical

Publication Cases of Conflict.

K KumarEx Professor and Head of the Department of Library Science,

and Dean of Arts Faculty, University of Delhi.K Kumar

Journalism

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The Bible, Shakespeare and the Journalist Some Common Errors Creative

Writing House Journals as Journalism Development Journalism Economic

and Commercial Reporting Technical and Science Reporting Selling of a

Product Newspaper, Radio and Television Writing The Law and the Reporter

Press Law and Press Freedom The Press Council.

M V KamathMost prominent journalists in the country today. Few

newspapermen in India have his breadth of experience and expertise.

ISBN : 978-07069-90263


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THE JOURNALISTS HANDBOOK

M V Kamath

No other book on journalism has dealt with some of the themes discussed in his

present work, such as house journals, development journalism, economic reporting

and science reporting. There are separate chapters on radio and television writing

and copywriting, as well as on law and the reporter.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

So You Want to be a Journalist? The Editor and His Men The News Operation

What is News? Depth Reporting Crime Reporting Headline Writing

Writing for Magazines The Special Correspondents Government, Media

and Social Responsibility Appendix.ISBN : 978-07069-90287


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PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISM

M V Kamath

This is a book on Indian Journalism for Indian Journalists citing examples of

Indian writers, Kamath quotes profusely from the writings of Indian editors to

illustrate his ideas which considerably adds to the relevance of his work.

AN INTRODUCTION TO CATALOGUING PRACTICE

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M V KamathMost prominent journalists in the country today. Few

newspapermen in India have his breadth of experience and expertise.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction The Objectives of a Library Catalogue Physical Forms Types of

Library Catalogues Kinds of Entries Sources of Information for a Cataloguer

Descriptive Cataloguing Annotation Subject Cataloguing Development of

Catalogue Codes Normative Principles Comparative Study of AACR and CCC

Study of Personal Names Rules for Filing Entries Organisation of a Catalogue

Department Centralized & Cooperative Cataloguing Limited Cataloguing

Symbiosis between a Catalogue & Classification Layout of a Catalogue Code Teaching of Cataloguing Theory Progress in Library Cataloguing.

K Kumar

G Kumar

Library Science


and Dean of Arts Faculty, University of Delhi.

G KumarEx-Librarian, Jawaharlal Nehru University; and Ex-President,

Indian Association of Academic Librarians.

THEORY OF CATALOGUING (5th Ed.)

ISBN : 978-07069-98160


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Introduction Schools of Management Thought Principles Underlying the Process

of Management Elements of the Management Process Planning Objectives

Managers and Their External Environment Innovation in Library Environment

Pattern of Organizational Systems Relationship of the Library to the Parent

Body Staffing Human Relations in Staffing Reporting Library Finance

Library Budget Planning of a Library Building Book Selection (Routine) Book

Order Accessioning Processing Circulation Section Charging Systems

Library Rules Maintenance Work Periodical Publications Statistics Annual

Report, Index.

LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

ISBN : 978-07069-84606


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K Kumar

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Library and Society Part-II: Administration and Management Part-III:

Classification Part-IV: Cataloguing Part-V: Bibliography and Book Selection

Part-VI: Reference Service.

LIBRARY MANUAL (4th Ed.)

ISBN : 978-07069-74249


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and Dean of Arts Faculty University of Delhi

The book has been written primarily to meet the requirements of students

preparing for library science/library and in formation science/documentation

diplomas and degrees (Diploma in library science/and Bachelor of Library Science).

The book contains catalogue entries prepared according to S. R. Ranganathan's

classified catalogue code (5th Edition) and Anglo-American cataloguing rules

(AACR1 and AACR2), Class numbers prepared according to Colon classification

(6th Edition) and Dewey decimal classification (19th Edition) has also been

provided.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Kinds and Nature of Reference Service in Different Types of

Libraries Users and Non-users User Education: Organization, Methods and

Evaluation Orientation of a Freshman Ready Reference and Long Range

Reference Services Mechanics of Compiling and Arranging Bibliography

Information Service Source of Information Kinds of Reference Books and

Their Evaluation Dictionaries Encyclopaedias Yearbooks, Almanacs and

Supplements to Encyclopaedias Biographical Sources Geographical Sources

Directories Current Reference Sources, Sources of Statistics, Handbooks and

Manuals Systematic Bibliography National Bibliographies Trade Bibliographies

National Library Catalogues Subject Bibliographies Indexing Services

Abstracting Services Types of Bibliographies Techniques and Methods of

Answering Reference Questions Theories of Reference Service Organization

of a Reference Section New Developments.

K Kumar

REFERENCE SERVICE (5th Ed.)

ISBN : 978-07069-86389


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K Kumar

THEORY OF CLASSIFICATION (4th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Need and Purpose Basic Concepts and Terminology Introduction to Major

Schemes of Classification Species of Schemes for Classification of Subjects

Evolution of Theory of Library Classification Laws of Library Science and

Basic Laws Canons for Idea Plane Canons for Verbal Plane Notational

System Canons for Notational Plane Mnemonics Planes of Work Formation,

Structure and Developments of Subjects Devices Postulational Approach

Categories Common and Special Isolates Space Isolates Time Isolates Indicator Digits Phase Relation Book Number and Collection Number

General versus Special Classification History of Library Classification

Comparison or Major Schemes of Classification Normative Principles: A

Comparative Study Revision of Major Schemes of Classification Evolution of

Notational Techniques Autonomy and Guidance to a Classifier Knowledge

Classification versus Library Classification Computer and Classification Abstract

Classification Design of a Scheme for Library Classification: A Methodology

Uses of Classification Classification Research Groups, Societies and

Library Science

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Library and Society School Library College Library University

Library Special Library Public Library Library Extension Service National

Library Public Library Movement in India Public Library Movement in UK

and USA Library Legislation Library Cooperations Library Association

Organizations other than Library Associations Librarianship as a Profession

Censorship and Copyright Laws of Library Science.

K Kumar

LIBRARY ORGANIZATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sixth edition of the book has been updated to the time of signing a nuclear deal

with the US for civilian nuclear cooperation, and the successful conclusion of a

binding agreement with it. The edition also discusses the attempts at improving

its relations with China and Pakistan during the last three years, and what led to

Chinas recognition of Sikkim as an integral part of the Indian Union,

Afghanistans joining the SAARC, invitation to India for attending the meetings

of G-8, and strengthening of the NAM. These and many other such developments

pertaining to Indias foreign policy have been carefully updated, incorporated

and analysed.

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Foreign Policy and National Interest Factors Shaping Indias Foreign Policy

Principles and Objectives of Indias Foreign Policy The Policy of Non-Alignment

India and Its Neighbours: Pakistan India and Its Neighbours: China India and Its

Neighbours: Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Disarmament, Indias Security and

Nuclear Non-Proliferation India and the United Nations India and the SAARC

India and the United States of America India and the Soviet Union From Non-

Alignment to Nuclear India An Overview.

V N KhannaRetired as Reader

in Political Science at Deshbandhu

College, University of Delhi.

V N Khanna

FOREIGN POLICY OF INDIA (6th Ed.)

Political Science


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Political Science

ISBN : 978-81259-08449


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INDIAS FOREIGN POLICY IN A CHANGING WORLD

V P Dutt

The present book is a natural successor to his earlier volume on Indias Foreign

Policy about which the noted Indonesian scholar, Juwono Sudarsono wrote in

the Indonesian edition of the book that it reflected the authors depth of

knowledge, political experience and imprint as research scholar.

V P DuttFormer nominated

member of the Rajya Sabha and

former member of the

Parliamentary Consultative

Committee on Foreign Affairs,

brings, to bear an academic

perspective on, besides his close

knowledge of, the working of

Indias foreign policy.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

A. The Post-Cold War Scenario: An Era in Transition B. Foreign Policy in a

Changing World India and the United States From Soviet Union to the

Commonwealth of Independent States: India and Russia Central Asia India and

South Asia I. India and Pakistan II. India and Bangladesh III. Relations Across the

Palk Strait IV. India and Nepal V. SAARC Neighbours A. India and China: Road

to Recovery Background B. Storm in the Hermit Republic: India and Burma

India and South-East Asia India and the Persian Gulf and West Asia India andAfrica India Japan: European Community Conclusions: Security and Foreign

Policy.

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D C Gupta

INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS (8th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

India Towards a Republic Fundamental Rights Directive Principles of State

Policy President and Vice-President Presidents and the Politics of India

Prime Minister and Council of Ministers Parliament Opposition in Indian

Politics Supreme Court and its Power of Judicial Review Centre-State Relations

Governors of Indian States Constitutional Amendments Bureaucracy in India

Fourth General Election and Coalition Politics in States Communalism inIndian Politics Language in Indian Politics Politics of Defection Regionalism

in Indian Politics Efforts Towards National Integration Emergency Era in

Indian Politics Communist Party in India Janata Party.


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Political Science

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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA (5th Ed.)

M V Pylee

It has been written for the students of political science, public administration,

and law, those preparing for competitive examinations of UPSC and State service

commissions, political and social workers. Fifth edition includes a summary of

the recommendations of the Constitutional Review Commission, which are of

considerable importance.

M V PyleeFormer Vice-

Chancellor of the University ofCochin and Founder Director of

the School of Management

Studies, is presently Director

General of the Asian Institute of

Development &

Entrepreneurship.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Background Making of the Constitution Basic Principles Philosophy of

the Constitution Salient Features of the Constitution Special Features The

Preamble The Union and Its Territory Citizenship Fundamental Rights Right

to Equality Right to Freedom Right against Exploitation Right to Freedom of

Religion Cultural and Educational Rights Right to Constitutional Remedies A

Note on Writs An Assessment Directive Principles of State Policy Fundamental

Duties The Union Executive Vice-President and the Attorney-General UnionLegislature the Parliament Legislative Procedure Union Judiciary Supreme

Court Machinery of Government in the States Judiciary in the States The

Federal System Administrative Relations between the Union and the States

Financial Relations between the Union and the States Inter-State Trade and

Commerce Emergency Provisions Comptroller and Auditor-General Public

Service Public Service Commissions Administrative Tribunals Official Language

Elections Special Provisions Relating to Certain Classes Amendment of the

Constitution Constitutional Review Conclusion Appendices Index .

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S P Varma

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-One: Nature and Scope of Political Science Growth of Political Science as

a Discipline: Traditionalism, Behaviouralism, Post-Behaviouralism The

Behavioural Revolution in Political Science: Meaning, Purpose and Limitations

State of Political Theory Today: Decline or Resurgence? Nature and Scope of

Political Science Part-Two: Modern Political Analysis: Systems and Approaches

Elite, Group and Power as Organizing Principles: Failure to Evolve a Theory

Major Theoretical Approaches: Lasswell, Easton and Almond Systems Analysis

and International Relations Models and Simulations: Communications Theory,

Decision-Making Approach and Game Theory Part-Three: Mainstreams ofContemporary Political Thought Theories of Alienation: From Sartre to Marcuse

Theories of Political Development: A Critique and Search for an Alternative

Approach Gandhi and Contemporary Politicial Thought, Towards Synthesis

Between the East and the West.

MODERN POLITICAL THEORY

Salient FeaturesFor common mans understanding of the Constitution

Highlighting special features of the Constitution

Focus on important concepts like Fundamental rights, Directive principles,

Emergency, Elections and more


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Political Science

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The World in 1914 The Peace of Paris The League of Nations Structure &

Functions The Search for Security Reparation Debits and Economics Crisis

The Russian Revolution Fascism in Italy The Far East Rise of Nazi Germany:

The Third Reich Nazi Dictatorship in Action Appeasement and Prelude of the

War The Second World War The League of Nations - A Peace Maker War-

Time Conferences Foreign Policy of the United States of America Foreign

Policy of the Soviet Union The Cold War Communism in China and the War in

Korea Decolonisation: Emergence of the Third World Evolution of the Cold

War Dtente and the End of Cold War Non-Alignment The United Nations and

Regional Organisations.V N Khanna

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V N KhannaRetired as Reader

in Political Science at

Deshbandhu College, University

of Delhi.

(International Relations)

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (4th Ed.)


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(Comparative Politics and Political Institutions)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Foreign Policies of Major Powers The Nature of Foreign Policy Cold-

WarBeginning and End of the Cold War (1947-1989) Foreign Policy of the

United States of America Foreign Policy of the Former Soviet Union Foreign

Policy of Britain (UK) Foreign Policy of Peoples Republic of China Foreign

Policy of Japan Foreign Policy of India Part-II: Continentwise Study of

Regional Systems (Europe, Asia, Asia-Pacific, Western Hemisphere, and Africa) Regional Systems on the European Continent Eastern Europe The Birth and

Death of a Regional System The German Porblem Division and Reunification

Regional Systems on the Asian Continent Regional System in South Asia

Regional System in South-East Asia Regional System in East Asia (Far East)

Central Asia Region Asia-Pacific Region Regional System in the Western

Hemisphere Regional System on the African Continent.

Prakash ChandraEx-Head,

Department of Political Science,

BSM (PG) College, Roorkee.

Prakash Chandra

Political Science

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(COMPARATIVE POLITICS)

TABLE OF CONTENTS )

Salient FeaturesCompels the reader to delve into his psyche and explore values. Student

and teacher-friendly. Even the most intricate theories deliberated in a lucid

and simple language. Quotes from the scriptures as well as Hindi and Urdu

poetry with explanations. Examples from everyday life

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Value Education Self Exploration Happiness and ProsperityA Look at Basic

Human Aspirations Prioritizing Human Needs and Aspirationsfor Fulfillment and

Overall Happiness Understanding True Happiness and Prosperity Actualization of

Aspirations and Harmony Coexistence of the Gross and the SubtleBody and

Soul The Needs of Sentient I and the Physical Body Understanding the Body as

an Instrument of II as a Seer ( ), Doer ( ) and Experiencer ( ) Characteristics and Activities of 'I'-Harmony within I and True Meaning of

Prosperity Sanyam and Swasthya-Constraints, Restraints and Good Health

Harmony in the FamilyThe Basic Unit of Human Interaction Salient Values in

RelationshipsNyay, Trust, Respect and Mutual Fullfilment Harmony in Society

Universal and Harmonious Social Order Harmony in Nature The Four Orders of

NatureInter-connectedness and Mutual Fulfilment Understanding Existence

Co-existence of Mutually Interacting Units In AllPervasive Space Holistic

Perception of Harmony At all levels of Existence Human values and Definitiveness

Subhash B GogateCivil

Engineering graduate from

Bihar Institute of Technology.

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HUMAN VALUES & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

Subhash B Gogate

Various issues pertaining to human values, holistic understanding and harmony at

all levels of existence are explained in the most intelligible, logical and scientific

manner.


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Meaning and Scope of Anthropology and Its Main Branches Emergence ofManBiological Evolution Cultural Evolution : Broad Outlines of Prehistoric

Cultures Concepts of Community, Society and Culture Marriage and Family in

Primitive Societies Kinship System Economic Anthropology Political

Anthropology Anthropology of Religion Medical Anthropology Development

Anthropology Anthropology and the Contemporary Societies Field Work and

Field Work Traditions in Anthropology.

Makhan JhaPh D, D.LITT,Professor of Anthropology Ranchi

University, Ranchi (India).

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Sociology

AN INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGICAL THOUGHT (2nd Ed.)

AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY (2nd Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Origin of Anthropology A Historical Perspective Interpretations of Culture

Evolutionary School of Thought Diffusionist School of Thought Functional

School of Thought Structural School of Thought. Pattern School of Thought

Culture and Personality School of Thought Theoretical Contributions of

Indian Anthropologists Some Independent World Anthropologists and

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Makhan Jha

Makhan JhaPh D, D LITT,

Professor of Anthropology Ranchi

University, Ranchi (India).

An Introduction to Social Anthropology is a highly useful textbook for the IAS

examinees. Social Antropology is a compulsory paper not only for the students

of Central Services, but also for the students of anthropology and sociology

and thats why all the aspects of social anthropology, viz., its relation todifferent branches of anthropology sociological topics like Society,

Community, Institution, Association, Group, Band & Tribe, Culture &

Civilization, etc. Tribal Marriage, Family Kinship Economic Organisation,

Political Organisation, Religion, Totem and Taboo, Magic, etc., have been

seriously dealt with keeping in view the requirements of students of Central

Services. Field methods in anthropology, definition of hypothesis and

methodology, etc., have been nicely explained at one place to ease the problems

of the students.


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Botany

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Historical Introduction General Techniques in Virology Chemistry of Viruses

Morphology and Architecture of Viruses Physiology of Viruses Genetics of

Viruses Phylogeny and Taxonomy of Viruses Host Virion Inter-Relationships

Viral DiseasesTheir Transmission, Prevention and Control Viruses and

Human Civilization.

S B BiswasProfessor,

Department of Botany, ZakirHussain College, University of

Delhi.

Amita BiswasProfessor,

Department of Biotechnology,

Government of India, New Delhi.

S B Biswas

Amita Biswas

Thoroughly revised, the book endeavours to present a comprehensive account

of the emergence and chronological development of virology. It deals with

the techniques of virology, chemistry, architecture, physics, genetics and

taxonomy of viruses. Some aspects such as isolation and cultivation of viruses

and replication in bacteriophages have been discussed in detail.

ISBN : 978-81259-82206

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AN INTRODUCTION TO VIRUSES (4th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Introduction Bacteria Structure and Classification Bacteria Growth

and Physiology Microbial Genetics Genome Sequencing and Minimum Genome

Bacteria as a Global Super-organism Culturing of Microorganisms Surface

Colonizing and Biofilm Bacteria Acellular Microorganisms (Viruses) Microalgae

The Archaea Lichens and Microfungi Microbial Animals (Protozoa)

Biofertilizers Extremophilic Microorganisms Environmental Microbiology

Microbial Pathogens of Plants and Animals Medical Microbiology.H D KumarFaculty of Science,

Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

Swati KumarMBBS and MD from

the Institute of Medical Sciences,

Banaras Hindu University

H D Kumar

Swati Kumar

The text has been thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the many new and

interesting breakthroughs in diverse aspects of Microbiology such as boffins,

quiescene, virology, genetics, metabolism and medical microbiology. Special

emphasis is given to Applied Microbiology and to pathogenic microbes that

cause diseases in plants, animals and humans.

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Sciences


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TABLE OF CONTENTSClassification of Living Organisms into Major Groups Part-I: Eubacteria,

Mycoplasmas, Archaebacteria and Viruses: Bacteria Mycoplasmas Archaebacteria

Viruses Part-II: Fungi: An Introduction to Fungi Division Myxomycota

Plasmodiophora Division Eumycota Sub-division Mastigomycotina

Synchytrium Saprolegnia Achlya Pythium Phytophthora Albugo or

Cystopus Rhizopus and Mucor Sub-division Ascomycotina Saccharomyces

(The yeast) Asperg illus Penici llium Sphaerotheca Claviceps Pez iza

Morchella Sub-division Basidiomycotina Puccinia Ustilago Agaricus

Sub-division Deuteromycotina Al te rn ar ia ; Ce rcospora Fu sa rium

Colletotrichum General Discussion Part-III: The Lichens: Lichens Part-

IV: Elementary Plant Pathology: Elementary Plant Pathology: General Aspects

Some Important Plant Diseases Part-V: Algae: Introduction Classification

of the Algae; Division Cyanophyta; Division Prochlorophyta Division

Glaucophyta Division Rhodophyta Batracho spermum Polysiphon ia

Division Heterokontophyta Class Xanthophyceae Class

Bacillariophyceae Class Phaeophyceae Ectocarpus Dictyota Sargassum

and Fucus Division Dinophyta Division Euglenophyta; Division

Chlorophyta Chlamydomonas, Pandorina, Eudorina and Volvox Chlorella,

Pediastrum, and Hydrod ic tyon Ulothrix Cladophora Stigeoclonium,

Dra parnaldiopis and Coleochaete Oedogonium Spirogyra, Zynema and

Cosmarium Division Charophyta General Discussion Selected Reading

Further Reading Index .

S N PandeyTeaching at DAV

College, Kanpur since 1966. He isGeneral Secretary of the

International Society for Plant and

Environment.

P S TrivediHead, Department

of Botany, BND College, Kanpur.

S N Pandey

P S Trivedi

A Textbook of Botany has been developed as a multi-volume work to meet the

needs of undergraduate students. An effort has also been made to make it useful

to honours and post-graduate students. First published more than thirty years

ago, the current edition has been thoroughly updated and revised to cover the

UGC Model Curriculum, keeping in mind the subject break-up followed at

leading universities.

A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY VOLUME I (11th Ed.)

Botany

AN INTRODUCTION TO PTERIDOPHYTA (2nd Ed.)

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A Rashid

A RashidBanaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Psilopsida Lycopsida Equisetopsida Pteropsida Gametophyte

Sporophyte Germination of Spore Initiation of Gametophyte Sexuality

Regeneration Alternation of Generations Morphogenesis of Sporophyte

Cytogenetis and Speciation Origin and Evolution.


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N S Subrahmanyam N S SubrahmanyamMSc, PhD, Reader in Botany, Sri Venkateshwara

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope of Taxonomy Morphology of Angiosperms Classifications of the

Angiosperms Contemporary Systems of Classification Taxonomic Evidences

Origin and Evolution of Angiosperms Variation and Speciation in Plants Nomenclature Numerical Taxonomy Identification of PlantsKeys Botanic

Gardens and Herbaria Taxonomic Terms and Abbreviations in Latin Selected

Families of the AngiospermsDicotyledons Selected Families of the

AngiospermsMonocotyledons.

Botany

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General Introduction Cells, Molecules and Atoms Nucleic AcidsDeoxyribose

Nucleic Acid Ribose Nucleic Acid (RNA) Role of Nucleic Acids in Protein

Synthesis Genes Genomics and Proteomics.

H D Kumar

The book is a choice selection of exciting topic in molecular biology organized

in a logical sequence starting with a historical and biochemical background,

progres sing through the structure and functions of nucleic acids, the role of

nucleic acids in protein synthesis (including transcription and translation of

genetic information) and culminating in a concise account of our current

knowledge about genes and genomes.

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (2nd Ed.)

H D KumarFaculty of Science,

Banaras Hindu University,

Varanasi.

Key FeaturesThe book has a glossary of useful terms and a list of books and papers

for supplementary reading and reference

A short summary of some important points and rules of molecular

biology is given at the end of each chapter for quick reference

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General Introduction Scope and Importance Biotechnology and Developing

Countries Recombinant DNA Technology Plant Biotechnology AgriculturalBio-technology Industry and Fermentations Animal Biotechnology

Immunology and Health Care Energy and Environment Regulatory Issues in

Biotechnology.

H D Kumar

The book covers virtually all aspects of biotechnology traditional and

modern in a concise and well-illustrated manner.

MODERN CONCEPTS OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

H D KumarFaculty of Science,

Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

Key FeaturesSpecial treatment is given to agricultural biotechnology

The book includes a glossary of useful terms

Some sample questions and answers are given

A short list of recent literature for supplementary reading is also given

MODERN PLANT TAXONOMY

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Part-One: The Cell: The Cell Part-Two: Water Relations: Different Bio-

phys ic o-ch emic al Ph en omena Absorp ti on of Water Ascen t of Sap

TranspirationA Phenomenon of Water Loss Mineral Nutrition Mineral

Salt Absorption Heterotrophic Plants Part-Three: Elementary Biochemistry

and Metabolism: Elementary Biochemistry The Enzymes Photosynthetic

Apparatus Photosynthesis Bacterial Photosynthesis and Chemosynthesis

Photorespiration Translocation of Solutes Respiration Nitrogen Metabolism

The Nucleic Acids (DNA and RNA) Replication of DNA Select Nuclear

Enzymes Synthesis of Proteins The Genetic Code Regulation of Gene Action

and Signal Trasduction Mechanism Fat Metabolism Part-Four: Growth and

Related Phenomena: Growth Plant Growth Regulators Photoperiodism andVernalisation Photobiology: Phytochrome and Cryptochrome Plant

Movements Fruiting Senescence Seed Germination Biology of Dormancy

Stress Physiology Biological Clock Photomorphogenesis Role of Plant

Physiology in Agriculture Introduction To Modern Laboratory Techniques

Objective Type Questions Select Reading Glossary Index .

S N PandeyDepartment of Botany,

DAV College, University of Kanpur.

B K SinhaWorked on Plant

Physiology for thirty years and taught

graduate and postgraduate students

at DAV College, Kanpur.

S N Pandey B K Sinha

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Ecosystem and Allied Concepts Community and Population Ecology SpeciesInteractions Energetics and Nutrient Cycles Systems Ecology, Continuum

Concept and Succession World Biota and Biodiversity Ecological Studies in

Developing Countries The Biosphere and Its PollutionWater Pollution Air

Pollution Natural Resources and Their Conservation.

H D KumarFaculty of Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

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Part-I: Plant Anatomy The Plant Body The Cell Cell Cycle and Cell

Division Meristematic Tissues Permanent Tissues Tissue System The

Stem-Primary Structure The Root-Primary Structure The Leaf Secondary

Growth Abscission and Healing of Wounds Anomalous Secondary Growth

Nodal Anatomy Anatomy of Floral Parts Fruit Wall and Seed Coat Ecological

Anatomy Systematic Plant Anatomy Part-II: Economic Botany Introduction(Importance of Plants) Cereals and Millets Legumes and Nuts Vegetables

Fruits Spices and Condiments Fibres Wood and Wood Products Fatty Oils

and Vegetable Oils Essential Oils Papers and Pulps Sugars and Starches

Beverages Tannins and Dyes Rubber and Latex Gums and Resins Fumitories

and Masticatories Medicinal Plants.

S N Pandey

Ajanta Chadha

A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY VOL. III PLANT ANATOMY AND ECONOMIC BOTANY

S N PandeyDepartment of Botany, DAV College, University of Kanpur.

Ajanta ChadhaDepartment of Botany, S N Sen PG College, University

of Kanpur.

Botany

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (4th Ed.)

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Fundamental Concepts The First Law of Thermodynamics Thermo-chemistry

The Second Law of Thermodynamics Free Energy Functions Statistical

Thermodynamics System of Variable Composition Chemical Equilibria The

Phase Rule Non-Equilibrium States: Linear Thermodynamics of Irreversible

Processes.

R P RastogiEx-Vice Chancellor, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

R R MisraDepartment of Chemistry, Hindu College, University of Delhi,

Delhi.R P Rastogi

R R Misra

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Nomenclature of Metal Complexes Theories of Coordination

Compounds I Theories of Coordination Compounds II Spectral and Magnetic

Characteristics of Metal Complexes Stability of Coordination Compounds

Chelates Isomerism of Metal Complexes Reactions of Metal Complexes I

Reactions of Metal Complexes II Organometallic Compound s Metal

Carbonyls and Related Compounds Industrial Applications of Organometallic

Compounds Biological Coordination Compounds Application of Coordination

Compounds Preparation of Coordination Compounds Solved Spectral Problems

in Coordination Chemistry Glossary Appendix Bibliography Index .

R GopalanProfessor and Head, Department of Chemistry, Madras

Christian College, Tambaram.

V RamalingamSenior Faculty, Department of Chemistry, Madras

Christian College, Tambaram.

R GopalanV Ramalingam

Chemistry

AN INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS (6th Ed.)

ISBN : 978-07069-99358


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CONCISE COORDINATION CHEMISTRY

ISBN : 978-81259-09347


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N K VishnoiRetired as Reader

from Department of Chemistry, Christ

Church College, Kanpur (UP).

N K Vishnoi

ADVANCED PRACTICAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (3rd Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-One: Separation Purification and Identification of Organic Compounds

General Experimental Techniques Separation of Mixtures Preliminary

Investigations Detection of Elements Compounds Containing C and H with

or without O Compounds Containing S, C, H with or without O Compounds

Containing N, C, H with or without O Compounds Containing Halogen (Cl, Br

or I) C, H with or without O Compounds Containing S Halogen (Cl, Br) C

H with or without O Compounds Containing N Halogen (Cl, Br, I) C, H with or without O Compounds Containing N, S, C, H with or without O

Compounds Containing N S Cl, C, H and O Miscellaneous Compounds

Part-Two: Organic Preparations Simple Preparations Two Step Preparations

Three Step Preparations Biochemical Preparations Part-Three: Organic

Quantitative Analysis Estimation of Elements Molecular Weight of Organic

Compounds Estimation of Groups Miscellaneous Estimations.


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Physics

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preliminaries Divisibility Theory Congruences Some Special Congruences and

Eulers fFun ct io ns Arit hmet ic Func ti on s Primi ti ve Root s Qu ad ra ti c

Congruences and Quadratic Reciprocity Law Perfect Numbers and Fermats

Numbers Prime Number Theorem (Elementary Remarks) Representa tion of

Integers as Sum of Squares Partitions.

S B MalikReader, Department of Mathematics, Hindu College, University

of Delhi.

S B Malik

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Numeri ca l Meth od s an d er rors Interp olat ion Numerica l Di fferen ti at ion

Numerical Integration Solution of Algebraic and Transcendental Equations

Numerical Solution of a system of Linear Equations Numerical Solution of

Ordinary differential equations Curve fitting Numerical Solution of problems

associated with Partial Differential Equations Appendix Programs.

Dr N DattaProfessor & Head, Department of Maths, Heritage Institute of

Technology, Kolkata & Former Professor, IIT Kharagpur.

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Harmonic Oscillators Lissajous Figures Free, Forced and Resonant Vibrations Wave Motion Velocity of Sound Stationary Waves, Interference and Beats Vibrations in Strings and Air Columns Reflection, Refraction and Differaction Doppler Effect Fourier Analysis Practical Applications Allied Phenomena.

N SubrahmanyamDepartment of Physics, Kirori Mal College,

University of Delhi.

Brij LalReader in Physics, Hindu College, University of Delhi.

N Subrahmanyam

WAVES AND OSCILLATIONS (2nd Ed.)

BASIC NUMBER THEORY (2nd Ed.)

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COMPUTER ORIENTED NUMERICAL METHODS

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Vectors Matrices Tensors Group Theory Complex Variables Beta Gamma

and Error Functions Differential Equations Harmonics (with special functions)

Fourier's Series Integrals and Transforms The Laplace Transforms Hankel

Transforms Diffusion Wave and Laplace Equations Maxwell's Electromagnetic

B D Gupta

The purpose of Mathematical Physics is to provide a comprehensive study of

the mathematics underlying theoretical physics at the level of graduate and

postgraduate students and also have enough depth for others in terested in

higher level mathematics relevant to specialized fields.

MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS (4th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Crystal Structure Crystal Diffraction Crystal Bonding Crystal Elasticity

Lattice Dynamics Thermal Properties Free Electron Theory of Metals

Band Theory of Solids The Fermi Surface Semiconductors Semiconducting

Devices Dielectric Properties Optical Properties Magnetic Properties

Superconducting Properties Bibliography Index .

HC GuptaPrincipal of Fulbright Fellowship (USEFI). He is the Deputy

Director (Administration) of IIT Delhi.H C Gupta

B D GuptaRetired as Reader and

Head of Mathematics Department,

Vardhaman College, Bijnor

Physics

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SOLID STATE PHYSICS (2nd Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Harmonic Oscillators Lissajous Figures Free, Forced and Resonant Vibrations

Forced Vibrations Velocity of Sound Stationary Waves, Interference and

Beats Vibrations in Strings and Air Columns Doppler Effect Reflection,

Refraction and Diffraction Practical Applications.

N Subrahmanyam

Brij Lal

N SubrahmanyamDepartment of Physics, Kirori Mal College,

University of Delhi.

Brij LalReader in Physics, Hindu College, University of Delhi.

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A TEXTBOOK OF SOUND (2nd Ed.)

Key Features

Exhaustive treatment of the subject

Systematic and logical arrangement of topics

Rigorous explanation of each theorem to facilitate comprehension

Worked out examples to clarify concepts

Additional problems from university papers for more practiceNew topics added in accordance with the UGC syllabus


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T Dharmalingam

ISBN : 978-07069-78728


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L RamachandranDirector Gandhigram Institute of Rural Health and

Family Welfare, Gandhigram.

T DharmalingamProfessor of Health Education, Gandhigram Institute of

Rural Health and Family Welfare, Gandhigram.

Medicine & Nursing

D SahuD SahuMBBS degree from the Utkal University and MD from the PatnaUniversity. He has over 16 year experience in teaching and research and

has many research publications to his credit.

CRITICAL APPROACH TO CLINICAL MEDICINE (2nd Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Social Psychology Part-II: Group Process Part-III: Health Education.

The book takes into account the psychosocial factors of individual, groups and

community, group process and dynamics while studying the subject. It also deals

with the principles and methods of Health Education of which communication

and community participation are essential components. In the process, it teaches

every individual how to maintain positive health, and when, how and where to

seek remedial action when afflicted with illness.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section-I: History & Examinations History Taking General Examination

Examination of Cardiovascular System Examination of Respiratory System

Examination of Nervous System Examination of Abdomen Section-II:

Clinical Problems Pulse Jaundice Cyanosis Clubbing of the Finger Oedema

Fever (Pyrexia) Arthritis Headache Hemiplegia Paraplegia Disorders of

Consciousness Wasting of the Muscles of the Hand Gait Involuntary Movements

The Fundus Examination of Cerebrospinal Fluid Jugular Venous Pulse Murmurs Electrocardiography Chest Pain Haemoptysis Diagnosis of Chest Diseases

Pleural Fluid Dysphagia Splenomegaly Lymphadenopathy Liver Biopsy

References Index.

HEALTH EDUCATION: A New Approach

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Hospital Pharmacy Hospital in India Drug Distribution System in

Hospitals Hospital Manufacturing Surgical Instruments Equipments and

Accessories Pharmacy Therapeutic Committee Drug Information Service andBulletin Surgical Dressings Computers Part-II: Clinical Pharmacy

Introduction Communication in Clinical Pharmacy DiseasesPathophysiology

and Symptoms Physiological Parameters Drug Interactions Clinical Toxicity

Drugs Abuse and Drug Dependence Bioavailability of Drugs Therapeutic Drug

Monitoring.ISBN : 978-81259-04854


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HOSPITAL AND CLINICAL PHARMACY (3rd Ed.)


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Alphonsa JacobNursing Tutor, Government School of Nursing,

Alphonsa Jacob

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Unit-I: History of Nursing Unit-II: Brief Introduction to Nursing Role of a

Nurse in a Heal th Team Legal and Ethical Aspects of Nursing Unit-III:

Hospitals Care of Hospitals Articles Medical Asepsis Admission Procedure

Physical Examination Laboratory Tests Unit-IV: Application of Principles

of Effective Body Mechanics Unit-V: Need for Physical Comfort and Safety

Bed Making Hygienic Needs Rest and Sleep Needs Observational Needs

Nutritional Needs Elimination Needs Oxygen Needs Need for Fluid andElectrolyte Balance Exercises Recreation Unit-VI: Record and Reports

Unit-VII: Administration of Medicine Unit-VIII: Thermal Applications

Unit-IX: Care of the Dying Patient Unit-X: Simple First Aid Measures

Index.

Alphonsa JacobNursing Tutor, Government School of Nursing,

Ernakulam.

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Alphonsa Jacob

Medicine & Nursing

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING VOLUME I

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Unit-I: Introduction Unit-II: Evolution of Psychiatry Unit-III:

Symptomatology Unit-IV: Mental Health Assessment Unit-V: Community

Mental Health Unit-VI: Psychiatric Nursing Practices Unit-VII: Mental

Disorders Unit-VIII: Bio-psychosocial Therapies Unit-IX: Somatic Illnesses

Unit-X: Crisis in Psychiatric Nursing Unit-XI: Forensic Psychiatry Appendix

A: Job Opportunities for a Psychiatry Nurse Appendix B: Institutions for the

Mentally Ill Bibliography Glossary.

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING VOLUME II

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HANDBOOK OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING (2nd Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Unit-I: Surgical Care Surgical Asepsis Wounds, Wound Healing and Care ofWounds Wound Closures and Suture Removal Pre- and Post-operative Care

Immobilisation Devices Unit-II: Advanced Nursing Procedures Parenteral

Injections Irrigations Aspirations Biopsies Drainages and Suction Care of

a Patient with Tracheostomy Unit-III: Diagnostic Measures X-ray

Examinations Endoscopy Special Diagnostic Tests Normal Values of Blood

Unit-IV: Advances in Nursing Nursing Process Nursing Diagnosis and its

Characteristics Nursing Research Sample Nursing Care Plans Unit-V:

Professional Adjustment Methods of Adjustment Study Habits Preparing for

Examinations Problem Solving Employment Etiquette Unit-VI: Ward

Management and Administration Management Administrative Aids Leadership

Utilisation of Nursing Staff and Management Organisational Planning

Functions of Hospital Nursing Services.

Handbook of Psychiatric Nursing, which has provided authentic study material

for trainee as well as practising nurses for the last 10 years, has now been

greatly expanded with latest information on the subject and totally restructured

for students' convenience.

Alphonsa Jacob


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Amresh KumarProfessor and Head, Department of Surgery and

Radiology, College of Veterinary Sciences, UP, India. Amresh Kumar

VETERINARY SURGICAL TECHNIQUES

Veterinary

S N SharmaProfessor of Virology, Punjab Agricultural

University, Ludhiana.

S C AdlakhaProfessor and Head, Department of Microbiology, S N Sharma

Lily Pritam Telu RamRetired as Director Nursing of Philadelphia

College, Rohtak. She is an active life member of TNAI, CMAI, Nursing

League. She has also been the President of CMAI, Nursing League. She

was member of the Indian Nursing Council.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Historical Background of Nursing Introduction to Professional Nursing

Principles and Practice of Professional Nursing Health and Environment

Environmental Condition in Hospitals Introducing Patients to the Hospital

Environment Removal of Stains Bed Making General Care and Comfort of

Patients Temperature, Pulse, Respiration and Blood Pressure Charting, Recording

and Reporting Admission, Position, Physical Examination and Discharge

Laboratory Examination and Collection of Specimens Enemata and Suppositories Hand Washing, Perineal Care and Douching Special Procedures Cold and Hot

Applications Gastric Lavage and Gavage Pre- and Post-Operative Care,

Emergencies and Intensive Care Unit First Aid in Case of Poisoning Feeding the

Sick Catheterization Oral Medications, Injections, and Transfusion of Blood

and Other Solutions Prevention and Control of Infection Sterilization of

Hospital Articles Bandages, Binders and Dressings Orthopaedic Apparatus

Cleaning and Sterilization of Feeding Bottles Ward Trays Red Cross (Geneva

Cross) Explanation of Terms Abbreviat ions.

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Part-I: Microbial Biology Part-II: Bacterial Pathogens and Associated Diseases Part-III: Pathogenic Viruses and Associated Diseases Part-IV: Pathogenic

Fungi and Associated Diseases.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Presurgical, surgical and post-surgical considerations Surgical restraint Surgical

instruments Suture and suure materials Anaesthesia Sterilization Wound

healing and general management of wounds Chemotherapy in surgical infections

Fluid and electrolytes therapy Fracture and their management Surgery of

special sense organs Surgery of integumentary system Surgery of thorax and

organs of respiratory tract Surgery of abdomen and organs of digestive system

Surgery of urinary organs Surgery of male genital organs Surgery of female

genital organs Surgery of bones and limbs.

MANUAL OF NURSING ARTS AND PROCEDURES (4th Ed.)

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TEACHING OF COMMERCE: A Practical Approach (2nd Ed.)

J C Aggarwal

J C AggarwalRetired as Deputy Director of Education/Executive Director

of Delhi Bureau of Textbooks.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Significance, Meaning, Nature and Scope of Commerce Objectives of Teaching

Commerce at School and College Level Instructional Objectives of Teaching

Commerce Aims, Values and Competencies Related to Commerce Education

Current Facilities and History of Commerce Education Commerce Curriculum

Dynamic and Progressive Methods of Teaching Commerce Problem Method in

Commerce: Deductive and Inductive Methods Project Method in Commerce

Dalton Plan in Commerce Techniques, Maxims and Principles of TeachingCommerce Questioning and Answering in Commerce Skills in Commerce

Textbooks and Supplementary Material in Commerce Audio-Visual Aids and

Technology in Commerce Teaching Teaching of Accountancy (CBSE Curriculum)

Examinations in Commerce (Including Unit Test) Evaluation and Testing in

Commerce Guidance Programme for Commerce Students Commerce Teacher

Recent Innovations in the Teaching of Commerce Diverse Issues in Commerce

(Including Commerce Room/Laboratory and Library) Lesson Planning in

Commerce Suggestive Lesson Plans in Commerce Suggestive Lesson Plans in

Accountancy Contents and their Pedagogic Analysis Multiple Choice Questions

with Answers Sample Illustrative Aids Appendices Index.

PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING ENGLISH

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S VenkateswaranS VenkateswaranTeacher Trainer in the Regional Institute of

English, Bangalore.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Place of English in the Indian School Curriculum The Nature and Function of

Language Theories of Language and Language Learning Methods of Teaching

English Communicative Approach to English Language Teaching Teaching

Language Skills A. Listening and Speaking B. Reading C. Writing Teaching of

Spelling Teaching of Grammar Techniques of Teaching English Correcting

Second Language Learners Errors Language Games Audio-Visual Aids in the

Teaching of English Second Language TestingProcedures and Techniques

Phonetics Miscellaneous.

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Pioneers in Education and Teaching Teaching and Its Fundamental Basis

Anatomy or Structure of Teaching Learning and Motivation Teaching-

Learning Process Principles and Maxims of Teaching Methods of Teaching

Devices and Techniques of Teaching Fixing Devices in Teaching Audio-

Visual Aids in Education Mass Media and Technological Media in Education Play Way in Education Kindergarten Method Montessori Method The

Project Method Problem Solving Method (Including Deductive and Inductive

Methods) Dalton Plan and Heuristic Method Basic Education Programmed

Instruction/Programmed Learning Micro-Teaching Curriculum Lesson

Planning and Different Types of Lessons Examinations and Evaluation

Diverse Issues Effective Teaching and Educational Practices at a Glance.

PRINCIPLES, METHODS & TECHNIQUES OF TEACHING (2nd Ed.)

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TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES: A Practical Approach (4th Ed.)

J C Aggarwal

J C AggarwalRetired as Deputy

Director of Education/Executive

Director of Delhi Bureau of

Textbooks.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Social Studies: Meaning, Significance and Scope Aims and Objectives of

Teaching Social Studies Instructional Objectives of Social Studies Selection of Social

Studies Curriculum Social Studies in National Curriculum Organisation of the Social

Studies Curriculum Methods and Strategies of Social Studies Dalton Plan in Social

Studies Problem Method in Social Studies Project Method in Social Studies Questioning

in Social Studies Socialised Recitation in Social Studies Social Studies Textbooks and

Supplementary Material Social Studies Room and Museum Technological Media inSocial Studies Programming Learning Examination and Evaluation in Social Studies

Social Studies Teacher Social Studies and Education for Citizenship Utilising Community

Resources in Social Studies Current Affairs and Controversial Topics in Social Studies

Social Studies and Emotional Integration Social Studies and International Understanding

Micro Teaching and Simulated Teaching Lesson Planning in Social Studies Suggestive

Lesson Plans Approaches to the Organisation of Social Sciences/ Social Studies Curriculum

Teaching Models and Team Teaching in Social Studies Formative and Summative

Evaluation: Preparation of a Unit Test and Performance Test Restructuring Social Sciences

/ Social Studies Curriculum, NCERT/CBSE Curriculum: Critical Evaluation Teaching

Aids: Maps, Figures and Charts, etc. Quiz.

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Nature and Scope of History Values of Teaching History Objectivity and Scientific Study

of History Scientific Approach to Indian History Teaching Correlation of History with

other Subjects Aims and Objectives of Teaching History Instructional Objectives of

Teaching History History Curriculum Selection and Organization of Material in History

Dynamic Methods of Teaching Dalton Plan and Discussion Method Heuristic Method

and Lecture Method Micro Teaching and Simulation Teaching Problem Solving and

Project Method Programmed Learning Questioning Source Method of Teaching History

Student Participation in History Technological Media in History History Textbook and

Supplementary Material History Room, Library and Museum Current Affairs in History

History Teaching and National Integration History Teaching and International Understanding

Examination and Evaluation in History Communalism in Indian History National Integration and Evaluation of History Textbooks History Teacher and Controversial

Topics Chronology and Time Sense in History Lesson Planning in History Suggestive

Lesson Plans Objective-Based Lesson Plan and Group Discussion Plan Recent Trends in

the Curriculum Teaching Aids: Maps, Charts and Figures Miscellaneous Information

Important Dates, Dynasties and Battles in Indian History Suggestive List of Books and

other Instructional Material for School Libraries Quiz.

TEACHING OF HISTORY: A Practical Approach (4th Ed.)

ISBN : 978-81259-22940


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J C AggarwalJ C AggarwalRetired as Deputy


Director of Delhi Bureau of

Textbooks.

TEACHER AND EDUCATION IN A DEVELOPING SOCIETY (5th Ed.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Educational: Philosophical and Sociological Basis Education in a Developing(Emerging) Society Teachers Role Education, Skills Competence and Status

Diverse Issues Recent Developments in Education.

ISBN : 978-81-259-38460


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Part -One: National Systems of Education Understanding Comparative Education

Comparative Educational Structures Pre-Primary and Primary Education Secondary Education Higher Education Teacher Education Part-Two: Problems

in Comparative Education The Government of Education Educational Autonomy

Organisation of Curriculum Student Unrest Examination System Problems of

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Educational Technology: Meaning, Scope and Uses Teaching and Teaching

Technology Learning and Mastery Learning Teaching-Learning Process

Principles and Maxims of Teaching Instructional/Teaching Objectives: Taxonomy

Managing Teaching Learning and Teaching Strategy Motivation in Learning Programmed Instruction/Programmed Learning Teaching Models Teacher

Behaviour and Interaction Analysis Micro-Teaching Teaching Skills Simulated

Teaching Education and Systems Analysis Audio-Visual Aids in Education Mass

Media in Education Communication, Information Technology and Computers in

Education Educational Technology in India Technology of Education and

Technology in Education: Allied Concepts New Educational Technologies Edusat

(Educational Satellite) Institutional Initiatives Lesson Planning Language

Laboratory Teaching Machines and Team Teaching Task Analysis Instructional

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ESSENTIALS OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY: Innovations in

Teaching-Learning (2nd Ed.)

J C Aggarwal

J C AggarwalRetired as

Deputy Director of Education/

Executive Director of Delhi

Bureau of Textbooks.

TEXTBOOK OF COMPARATIVE EDUCATION (6th Ed.)

T S Sodhi

T S SodhiHead, Department of Education and Community Service,

Punjabi University, Patiala.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part-I: Principles of Comparative Education Part-II: American Education

Part-III: British Education Part-IV: Problems of Indian Education Part-V:

Russian Education Part-VI: General Trends in Comparative Education.

S P Chaube A Chaube

S P ChaubeProfessor of Education and Dean, University of Gorakhpur.

A ChaubeSenior Reader in Education, Lucknow University.

COMPARATIVE EDUCATION (2nd Ed.)

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The Revised Edition specially underlines the distinction between Technology of

Education and Technology in Education. Role of new technologies like Artificial

Intelligence, EduSat, Virtual University, Dial Access, Digital Resources, Internet,

Video Teleconferencing, etc. now finds place in the book. It shows how they are

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Origin, Concept and Functions of Examinations An Overview Types of

Examinations Reforms in Examinations Semester System and Internal

Assessment (Examination) Unit Test Examination System in India Research

in Examinations History and Present Status of Examination Reforms in India

Definition, Meaning, Purposes and Nature of Evaluation Evaluation in the

Overall System of Education Evaluation and Instructional Objectives in

Behavioural Terms Summative and Formative Evaluation Internal Assessment

and Evaluation Cumulative Record Card Assessment and Measurement Tests

and Testing Achievement Tests Criterion-Referenced Test (CRT) and Norm-Referenced Test (NRT) Psychological Tests and Measurement Presenting

Measurement Results Examination, Evaluation and Measurement: Comparative

Study of Selected Countries Committees and Commissions on Examinations,

Evaluation and Measurement.

J C Aggarwal

ESSENTIALS OF EXAMINATION SYSTEM: Evaluation, Tests and Measurements

Lokesh KoulProfessor Head

& Dean, Faculty of Education,

Himachal Pradesh University,

Shimla.

J C AggarwalRetired as Deputy


Director of Delhi Bureau ofTextbooks.

This book provides a detailed survey and indepth analysis of crucial issues relating

to examinations, evaluation and measurement including testing at the school and

college level. Aspects like smooth conduct of examinations, setting of good

question papers, balanced provision of different forms of questions, marking

scheme, moderation and scaling of examination results, grades and marks, multiple

set of question papers, question banks, open book examination system, internal

evaluation, semester sy

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