Hto, Sooo, Pot See 2-Hto, Sooo, Pot See SCHOLARINK THE CASTE SYSTEM IN TAMILNADU K.K. PILLAY 978-81-8094-040-8 PB 2007 186 pp ` 200 CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Origin and Development

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History, Sociology, Political Science

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ANCIENT DRAVIDIANS T.R. SESHA IYENGAR

978-81-8094-034-7 HB 2016 188 pp ` 795

CONTENTS

I. The Indo-Aryan Epics and Southern India

II. An Unwritten Chapter in the History of

Ancient South India

III. Ancient South Indian Polity

THE STORY OF MADRAS GLYN BARLOW

978-81-8094-208-2 HB 2015 138 pp ` 795

CONTENTS

1. Before the Beginning

2. The Beginning

3. Fort St. George

4. Development

5. ‘The Wall’

6. Expansion

7. Outposts

8. The Church in the Fort

9. Roman Catholic, Madras

10. Chepauk Palace

11. Government House

12. Madras and the Sea

13. The Story of the Schools

14. Here and There

15. ‘No Mean City’

A FORGOTTEN EMPIRE ROBERT SEWELL

978-81-8094-210-5 HB 2016 380 pp ` 1695

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Origin of the Empire (A.D. 1316)

3. The First Kings (A.D. 1336 To 1379)

4. Growth of the Empire (A.D. 1379 To 1406)

5. Deva Raya I. (A.D. 1406 To 1419)

6. Deva Raya II. (A.D. 1419 To 1444 Or (?) 1449)

7. The City of Vijayanagar in the Reign of Deva Raya

Ii. (A.D. 1420 (?), 1443)

8. Close of the First Dynasty (A.D. 1449 to 1490)

9. The First Kings of the Second Dynasty (A.D. 1490

to 1509)

10. The Reign of Krishna Devaraya (A.D. 1509

to 1530)

11. The Siege and Battle of Raichur, and Close

of Krishna’s Reign (A.D. 1520 to 1530)

12. The Buildings, Works, and Inscriptions of

Krishna Deva

13. The Reign of Achyuta Raya

14. The Beginning of the End

15. Destruction of Vijayanagar (A.D. 1565)

16. The Third Dynasty

17. The Story of Barradas (1614)

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THE CASTE SYSTEM IN TAMILNADU K.K. PILLAY

978-81-8094-040-8 PB 2007 186 pp ` 200

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Origin and Development of the

Caste System in India

3. Rise and Growth of the

Caste System in Tamil Nadu

4. The Right Hand and Left Hand Castes

5. Caste Government

6. Modern Tendencies

7. The Depressed Classes

8. Merits and Drawbacks of

the Caste System

9. The Future of the Caste System

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND SELF HELP GROUPS IN TAMILNADU

S.K. SATHYAPRABHA

978-81-8094-402-4 2016 303 pp ` 1800CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Profile of Madurai

3. Empowerment of Women

4. Analysis of Assessment criteria and their

interpretation

5. Conclusion & Suggestions

6. Bibiliography

DIGITALIZATION AND GOOD GOVERNANCE IN INDIA

DR. R. MATHAIYAN

978-81-8094-440-6 HB 2016 664 pp ` 2695

YUSUF KHAN - THE REBEL COMMANDANT S.C. HILL

978-81-8094-193-1 HB 2017 336 pp ` 1250

CONTENTS

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1. Introduction

2. Early Career of Yusuf Khan

3. Entry into the English Service

4. The Rise of Yusuf Khan

5. Madura

6. Colonel Heron’s Expedition to Madura and

Tinnevelly

7. Caillaud and Yusuf Khan

8. The Siege of Madras by Lally

9. Yusuf Khan as Governor

10. The Chances of Rebellion

11. Preparations

12. First Siege of Madura

13. Second Siege of Madura

14. Attempt to Storm Madura

15. Blockade and Fall of Madura

16. Conclusion

THE MADRAS PRESIDENCY WITH MYSORE, COORG AND THE ASSOCIATED STATES

EDGAR THURSTON

978-81-8094-192-4 HB 2014 312 pp ` 1350

SANGAM TAMILS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PATTINAPALAI

M. THILAKAVATHY

978-81-8094-189-4 HB 2015 122 pp ` 700

1. The Age of Paţţinapālai

2. Political Conditions of the Tamils

3. Social Conditions of the Tamils

4. Economic Conditions of the Tamils

5. Religion

6. Art and Culture

7. Conclusion

8. Bibliography

CONSIDERATION ON ASPECTS OF ANCIENT INDIAN POLITY

R.V. RANGASWAMI AIYANGAR

978-81-8094-225-9 2016 174 pp ` 1250

THE TIGER OF MYSORE: A STORY OF THE WAR WITH TIPPOO SAIB

G.A. HENTY

978-81-8094-227-3 HB 2015 304 pp ` 1495

CONTENTS

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1. A Lost Father

2. A Brush with Privateers

3. The Rajah

4. First Impressions

5. War Declared

6. A Perilous Adventure

7. Besieged

8. The Invasion of Mysore

9. News of the Captive

10. In Disguise

11. A Useful Friend

12. A Tiger in a Zenana

13. Officers of the Palace

14. A Surprise

15. Escape

16. The Journey

17. Back at Tripataly

18. A Narrow Escape

19. Found at Last

20. The Escape

21. Home

RIGHT OF TEMPLE ENTRY P. CHIDAMBARAM PILLAY

978-81-8094-039-2 PB 2008 296 pp ` 250

TEMPLE ENTRY MOVEMENT IN TAMIL NADU S. SUBRAMANIA PILLAI

978-81-8094-433-8 2016 389 pp ` 2500

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Social Mosaic of Tamil Country by the Dawn of 19th

Century

3. Sivakasi and the Great Deluge

4. Harijan Sevak Sangh in Tamil Nadu

5. Gandhiji’s Harijan Tour in Tamil Nadu

6. Temple Entry Movement in Tamil

Nadu

Conclusion

DALIT EMPOWERMENT IN INDIA S. GURUSAMY

978-81-8094-201-3 HB 2013 248 pp ` 1595

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Dalits in India: The Scenario

3. Social Structure and issues in Empowerment of

Dalits

4. Socio-Economic Status of Dalits

5. Major Analysis—Dalit Upliftment – Sug-

gestions

6. Steps And Measures For Dalit Uplifment

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HISTORICAL HERITAGE OF TAMILS K. K. PILLAY

978-81-8094-047-7 PB 2008 273 pp ` 280

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Tamil Literature as a Source Material of History

3. Narrinai in its Historical Setting

4. Inscriptions of Tamil Nadu and their Historical

Value

5. The Brahmi Inscriptions of South India and the

Sangam Age

6. Aryan Influence in Tamilaham During the

Sangam Epoch

7. Origin of Muruga Worship

8. The Temple as a Culture Centre

9. The Bhakti Movements in Tamil Nadu

10. Date of Manikkavachagar

FORT ST. GEORGE, MADRAS FANNY EMILY PENNY

978-81-8094-038-5 PB 2008 354 pp ` 350

CONTENTS

1. Why Fort St. George was Founded

2. The Infancy of Fort St. George

3. The Early Growth of Fort St. George

4. The Garrison of Fort St. George,

and the Soldier of Two Centuries Ago

5. The Peccadilloes of the Company’s Servants

6. Streynsham Master, Pilots and Diamonds

7. St. Mary’s Church and the Vestry

8. The Exchange Master’s Character and Family

9. Taxes, Slavery and Interlopers

10. Pirates and Princes; and the Retirement of Gyf-

ford

11. Elihu Yale, the Mayor’s Court and Other Matters

12. Job Charnock’s Visit to Fort St. George,

and the Baptism of his Children

13. Fifty Years of Merchant Governors: Hig-

ginson, Pitt, Addison, Fraser, Harrison,

Collet and Milton’s Descendants

14. Fifty Years of Merchant Governors (Con-

tinued)

15. Clive, Dupleix, the Capitulation of Fort St.

George

to the French, 1746, and its Siege by Lally

in 1758

16. Pigot, Cornwallis, Munro, and Others

17. Fort St. George in the Present Day

18. The Monuments of the Old Cemetery

CASTES AND TRIBES OF SOUTHERN INDIA (7 VOLUME SET)

EDGAR THURSTON

978-81-8094-207-5 HB 2014 1682 pp ` 6995

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THE TRIBES AND CASTES OF THE CENTRAL PROVINCES OF INDIA (4 VOLUME SET)

R.V. RUSSELL

978-81-8094-214-3 HB 2015 1650 pp ` 9500

OMENS AND SUPERSTITIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA

EDGAR THURSTON

978-81-8094-093-4 PB 2011 349 pp ` 495

CONTENTS

1. Omens

2. Animal Superstitions

3. The Evil Eye

4. Snake Worship

5. Vows, Votive and Other Offerings

6. Charms

7. Human Sacrifice

8. Magic and Human Life

9. Magic and Magicians

10. Divination and Fortune-telling

11. Some Agricultural Ceremonies

12. Rain-making Ceremonies

TSUNAMI HOUSING AND PROBLEMS S. SURENDRAN

978-81-8094-209-9 HB 2014 140 pp ` 850

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Tsunami—Lost Lands

3. 26th December 2004—Eyewitnesses

4. Role of NGOs—Housing and Relief Meas-

ures

5. Post–Tsunami Scenario and Suggestions

INDIAN UNREST VALENTINE CHIROL

978-81-8094-094-1 PB 2011 394 pp ` 495

CONTENTS

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1. A General Survey

2. Swaraj on the Platform and in the Press

3. A Hindu Revival

4. Brahmanism and Disaffection in the Deccan

5. Poona and Kolhapur

6. Bengal before the Partition

7. The Storm in Bengal

8. The Punjab and the Arya Samaj

9. The Position of the Mahomedans

10. Southern India

11. Revolutionary Organizations Outside India

12. The Indian National Congress

13. Constitutional Reforms

14. The Depressed Castes

15. The Native States

16. Cross-Currents

17. The Growth of Western Education

18. The Indian Student

19. Some Measures of Educational Reform

20. The Question of Religious Education

21. Primary Education

22. Swadeshi and Economic Progress

23. The Financial and Fiscal Relations between

India and Great Britain

24. The Position of Indians in the Empire

25. Social and Official Relations

26. The Government of India

27. Conclusions

ANTHROPHOLOGY R.R. MARETT

978-81-8094-246-6 HB 2016 268 pp ` 2500

CONTENTS

1. Scope of Anthropology

2. Antiquity of Man

3. Race

4. Environment

5. Language

6. Social Organization

7. Law

8. Religion

9. Morality

10. Man the Individual

HINDUISM AND BUDDHISM - AN HISTORICAL SKETCH (3 VOLUME SET)

SIR CHARLES ELIOT

978-81-8094-223-5 HB 2014 746 pp ` 5500

DECENTRALIZATION IN SOUTH INDIAN STATES

G. PALANITHURAI

978-81-8094-240-2 HB 2014 368 pp ` 1595

CONTENTS

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Introduction

1. Decentralization Process in Kerala

2. Decentralisation Process in Tamil Nadu

3. Decentralization Process in Karnataka

4. Decentralization Process in Andhra Pradesh

5. Rural Local Government Finance in South Indian

States

6. Service Delivery through Panchayats in India

7. Democratisation through Decentraliza-

tion

8. Decentralization of Powers: Acceleration

or Deceleration

9. Political Regimes, Decentralized Govern-

ance and Social Security in Southern

States

10. Local Body Elections in Tamil Nadu

11. Bibliography

DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY G. PALANITHURAI

978-81-8094-261-7 HB 2015 142 pp ` 695

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Gram Sabha: An instrument for Deepening Democ-

racy through Deliberative Process

3. Gram Sabha as Institution of Participatory Democ-

racy – An overview of Andhra Pradesh Experi-

ence

4. Grama Sabha – Kerala Experience

5. Refurbishing Participatory Democracy:

A Grassroots Initiative

6. Gram Sabha: A Step Towards Deepening

Democracy

7. Report of the National Seminar

8. Recommendations

SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSION OF WOMEN IN INDIA (2 VOLUMES SET)

K.R. MURUGAN & K. MANIMEKALAI

978-81-8094-247-1 HB 2015 1038 pp ` 5995

PILGRIMAGE TOURISM IN INDIA: SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

C. ARULJOTHI & S. RAMASAMY

978-81-8094-221-1 HB 2014 2014 pp ` 1900

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Role of Tourism in Economic Development

3. Realities of Pilgrimage Tourism

4. Pilgrimage Tourism in Tamil Nadu—A Case

Study

5. Socio-Economic Analysis of Pilgrimage

Tourism

6. Conclusion

7. Bibliography

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CULTURE AND TOURISM: CONCEPTS AND CASES

BIDHYADHAR BEHERA

978-81-8094-205-1 HB 2014 198 pp ` 1395

CONTENTS

1. Culture and Cultural Tourism

2. Travel and Tourism

3. Tourism Promotion and Marketing

4. Rural Tourism

5. Odisha Tourism

6. Important Tourist Places and The Voca-

tions in Odisha

7. Vocational Occupants in Odisha Tourism

8. Summary and The Suggestions

TOURISM IN TAMILNADU: GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

S. SUBRAMANIA PILLAI

978-81-8094-432-1 2016 610 pp ` 2500

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Spiritual Heritage Tourist Centres in Tamil Nadu

3. Cultural Heritage Tourist Centres in Tamil Nadu

4. Natural Heritage Tourist Centres in Tamil Nadu

5. Fairs, Festivals and Folk Entertainments in

Tamil Nadu

6. Tourism Plant Facilities in Tamil Nadu

7. Conclusion and Suggestions

A STONE AND COPPER PLATE INSCRIPTIONS OF TRAVANCORE WITH ILLUSTRATIONS (TAS) SERIES

K.V. SUBRAHMANYA AIYAR

978-81-8094-257-0 HB 2017 298 pp ` 1800

GENDER JUSTICE IN INDIA: DURING PRE-INDEPENDENCE ERA

E. JAYANTHI

978-81-8094-431-4 HB 2017 198 pp ` 1500CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Socio-Political Climate of the Madras Presidency

during the earlier Period of 20th century

3. Abolition of devadasi System

4. Child marriage restraint act of 1929-its implimen-

tation and success

5. Prostitution-Laws relating to the abolition

of prostitution

6. Conclusion

7. Bibiliography

8. Glossary

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GENDER RELATIONS AND GOVERNMENT POLICIES

K. VIJAYA

978-81-8094-173-3 HB 2013 292 pp ` 900

CONTENTS

1. Introduction 2. Approaches to the Planning of Gender3. Women’s Organisations and Voluntary Institu-

tions4. Government Policies and Programmes for the

Advancement of Women

5. Impact of Globalisation and ICT on Women

6. Gender Development Indicators7. Summary and Findings 8. Bibiliography

WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CONFLICTS IN INDIA

M. THILAKAVATHY

978-81-8094-270-9 HB 2015 200 pp ` 995

CONTENTS

1. Print Media and Women’s Welfare Measures

2. Implementation of the Right to Education in

Schools -With Special Reference to Girl Students

3. Women Empowerment Through Self-Help Groups

and The Role of Indian Government Programmes

4. Efficacy of Entrepreneurial Training on Self Help

Group

5. Sister R. S. Subbalakshmi as a Social Reformer

6. Tamil Nadu Government Policies in Bettering

Women’s Lives - 21St Century

7. Acid Test for Indian Women

8. Articulating The Silence of The Voiceless—Women

in the Indian Parliament

9. Women Empowerment- Today’s Vision,

Tomorrow’s Mission

10. Women Entrepreneurs in Tourism Indus-

try

11. Women’s- Rights and Victimization

12. Impact of Television on Women in In-

dia

13. Women and Media

14. Women’s Development and Social Con-

flicts in India

15. Women Struggle for Social Identity in

Tamil Nadu

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH

S. GURUSAMY

978-81-8094-204-4 HB 2014 274 pp ` 950

CONTENTS

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1. Inclusive Growth and Empowerment of Women

2. Challenges of Muslim Women in Kerala

3. Social and Structural Constraints in the Empower-

ment of Women in India

4. Micro Finance is a Boon for Women Empowerment

and Sustainable Development

5. Development of Disadvantaged Women – Inclusive

Practices for Health Promotion

6. Implications of Women Education in Rural Areas:

A Futuristic Approach

7. Conflict Resolution Mechanism among Women

Shgs in Dindigul District

8. Inclusive Growth of Women Under Mgn-

regs

9. Self- Help Groups as Instrument of

Women Empowerment

10. Tribal Devlopment in Manipur: Binding

Impediments

11. Association and Identity Formation

among Bengali Migrant Women in Banga-

lore

12. Financial Inclusion for Inclusive Growth –

Gender Perspectives

13. Inclusive Dimensions of Excluded Women

Prisoners: Reflections from Tamilnadu

DALIT: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES THUMMAPUDI BHARATHI

978-81-8094-272-3 HB 2015 170 pp ` 1495

1 Is Forgiveness Ethical when it Continues Oppres-

sion?: a Dalit Perspective on Reconciliation when

Persistent Injustice is Systemic

2 Dr. Ambedkar’s Philosophy: An attempt towards

total Humanism

3 Human Rights and Dalits: Different Strands in the

Discourse

4 Dalits’ Rendezvous with English: An Exodus from

Bondage

5 Violent Attacks on Churches in India: A Critical

Analysis

6 Christian Ecumenism as Social Therapy in the

Indian Context

7 Dalit Literature for Social Emancipa-

tion

8 The Vibrant Voices of the Contemporary

Dalit Poets in Telugu

9 Social Realism in Telugu Dalit Poetry: An

Overview

10 What did she do to be a Dalit and a

Woman? A Reflection

11 Contextualizing Dalit Feminism

12 Telugu Dalit Women Poets: The Distinctive

Voices against Caste and Gender Discrimi-

nation

13 The Expression of Impressions: A Critique

of Sikhamani’s Poetry

TRANSGENDER WELFARE AND SOCIETY E. JAYANTHY

978-81-8094-440-0 HB 2016 166 pp ` 1295

CONTENTS

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1. Introduction

2. Transgenders as Depicted in Hindu Mythology and

in Tamil Literature

3. Intersex and Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome

4. Transgenders - Physiological Parameters

5. Transgenders - Psychological Parameters

6. Role of Tamil Community in the Develop-

ment of Thirunangai Communities – A

Profile

7. Social Exclusion Of Transgender

8. Kalki Subramanian – A Profile

9. Conclusion

FACETS OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY M. THILAKAVATHY

978-81-8094-269-3 HB 2015 616 pp ` 1950

DRUG ABUSE AND TRAFFICKING R. THILAGARAJ & S. KARTHIKEYAN

978-81-8094-246-4 HB 2014 334 pp ` 1850

CONTENTS

1. Classification of Drugs

2. Drug Abuse: A Global Picture

3. Drug Abuse Among Youth

4. Causes and Consequences of Drug Abuse

5. Drug Rehabilitation

6. Drug Trafficking

7. An Evaluation of the Rehabilitation and

Deaddicton Programmes for Drug Abusers

ELDERLY IN TOWN S. SURENDRAN

978-81-8094-212-9 HB 2014 224 pp ` 1595

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA AND INDIAN SOCIETY

S.BABU

978-81-8094-296-9 HB 2017 198 pp ` 795

CONTENTS

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1. Swami Vivekananda and the Concept of

Harmony of Religions

2. Who Inspired Swami Vivekananda?

3. Swami Vivekananda the seer as seen by others

4. An Exegesis of Swami Vivekananda’s Poems

5. Impact of Swami Vivekananda on the National

Movement

6. The Social Service of Swami Vivekananda and Sri

Narayanaguru: A Comparative Study

7. Activities of Ramakrishna Mission in Kerala

8. Swami Vivekananda and the Upliftment of

Women in the Society

9. Thoughts of Swami Vivekananda in the Present

Scenario

10. Swami Vivekananda and his Idea of Social Service

11. Swami Vivekananda: A Spiritual Luminary

and a Patriotic Saint

12. Swami Vivekananda’s Progressive

Thoughts

13. Swami Vivekananda’s Ideals of Educa-

tion

14. The End of all Education is Man-Mak-

ing

15. Swami Vivekananda’s View on Emancipa-

tion of Women

16. Reforms of Swami Vivekananda on the

Path of Tamil Siddhas

17. Women Education and Social Changes in

the 19th Century Bengal

18. Vivekananda’s Teachings on Religions

SOCIAL CHANGES IN INDIA AND SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

S.BABU

978-81-8094-250-1 HB 2015 170 pp ` 795

CONTENTS

1. Social Changes in India and Swami Vivekananda

2. Swami Vivekananda and the Youth Movement

3. The Practical Vedanta of Swami Vivekananda

4. Swami Vivekananda’s Contribution to Freedom

Movement in India

5. Swami Vivekananda and the Emancipation of

Women

6. Nineteenth Century India and Vision of Swami

Vivekananda -With Special Reference to Socio-

Economic Condition

7. Swami Vivekananda a Great Phenomenon

of 19th Century

8. Awake, Arise, and Dream No More! Poetry

of Swami Vivekananda

9. Metamorphosis of Margaret Noble to Sis-

ter Nivedita by Swami Vivekananda

10. Swami Vivekananda’s Model of Economic

Growth for India

11. Educational Ideals of Swami Vivekananda

SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICAL TOURISM C. GOBALAKRISHNAN

978-81-8094-291-4 HB 2015 274 pp ` 1750

CONTENTS

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1 Medical Tourism in Kerala

2 Spiritual Healing and Wellness Tourism

3 Surrogacy: A Transnational Practice in Medical

Tourism

4 Social Media Marketing and Medical Tourism

5 Alternative Medicine and Wellness Tourism

6 Medical Tourism and its String In India

7 Medical Tourism in India: Issues, Opportunities

and Specific Tour Packages for Growth and Devel-

opment

8 Ethical and Legal Aspects of Medical Tourism in

India

9 Medical Tourism (Mt) and Indian Economy: Ethical

Perspectives

10 Role of Medical Tourism in Economic Development

of India

11 Analyzing the Linkages between Tourism Invest-

ment, Employment and Gross Domestic Product

(GDP) in India

12 Impact of Medical Tourism on India’s Economy

13 Emerging Challenges and Future Prospects of

Medical Tourism in India

14 Opportunities and Challenges of Medical & Well-

ness Tourism in Karnataka

15 Medical Tourism in India

16 Medical Tourism and Employment Op-

portunity in India: Opportunity and Chal-

lenges

17 A Swot Analysis of Medical Tourism in

India

18 Voyages for Treatment: Exploring Domes-

tic Medical Tourism by Kadmat Islanders

of Lakshadweep

19 Medical Tourism Progress in India: Boon

or Bane?

20 Globalization and Medical Tourism in

India

21 Sustainable Medical Tourism

22 Recent Trends in Medical Tourism in

Karnataka: An Overview

23 Medical Tourism in India: Issues, Op-

portunities and Designing Strategies for

Growth and Development

24 Medical Tourism – A Boon for the Hospi-

tality Industry

25 Pro-Poor Domestic Medical Tourism in

Pondicherry

SELF-HELP GROUPS: AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

S.BOSE

978-81-8094-200-6 HB 2013 322 pp ` 1750

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. SHGs and Development: The Scenario

3. SHGs and Microcredit and Microfinance

4. Global Analysis of Self-Help Groups

5. Detailed Analysis of SHG in Tamilnadu

6. Self-Help Group and its Members

7. Role of SHGs in Social Transforma-

tion

8. Summary of Major Analysis

9. Promotion of Self-Help Groups

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MICROFINANCE IN ALLEVIATING FEMINIZATION OF POVERTY

N. LALITHA

978-81-8094-218-1 HB 2014 234 pp ` 1595

THE POPULAR RELIGION AND FOLK-LORE OF NORTHERN INDIA (2 VOLUMES SET)

WILLIAM CROOKE

978-81-8094-229-7 HB 2015 246 pp ` 3500

INCLUSIVE GOVERNANCE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT

DR.VENKATA RAVI

978-81-8094-403-1 HB 2016 103 pp ` 900

THE TEACHING OF HISTORY ERNEST C. HARTWELL

978-81-8094-244-0 HB 2017 70 pp ` 495

CONTENTS

1. Some Preliminary Considerations

2. How to Begin the Course

3. The Assignment of the Lesson

4. The Method of the Recitation

5. Various Modes of Review

6. The Use of Written Reports

7. Examinations as Tests of Progress

TRANSGENDER IN SOCIETY CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

S. MRINALINI

978-81-8094-309-6 HB 2016 178 pp ` 1800

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Transgender Through the Ages

3. Transgender - Truth and Pain

4. Life Style and Problems of Transgender

5. Social and Economic Conditions of

Transgender

6. Developmental Action Points

7. Bibliography

SOCIOECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN DIMENSIONS AND STRATEGIES

M. RAZIYA PARVIN

978-81-8094-234-1 HB 2015 168 pp ` 895

CONTENTS

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1. Legal Empowerment of Women: Theoretical and

Practical Considerations

2. Leadership and Women Empowerment: A Theoreti-

cal Perspective

3. Violence against Women: Issues, Challenges and

Policy Considerations

4. Rural Economy and Empowerment of Women with

Special Reference to Agriculture

5. Biodiversity Management through Empowerment

of Women

6. Information Technology and Empower-

ment of Rural Women

7. Status of Women in Tourism: Issues and

Challenges

8. Globalization, ICT and the Changing Trend

of Women Empowerment

9. Women Empowerment in Tamil Nadu:

Strategies and Systems for Gender Jus-

tice

10. Women in Tamil Nadu: Towards Empower-

ment with Reference to Human Develop-

ment Indicators

SAFETY AND SECURITY FOR WOMEN K.R. MURUGAN

978-81-8094-654-6 HB 2016 570 pp ` 2800

About the BookThe book “Safety and Security for Women” provides platforms and mechanisms for raising awareness among women and for organizing them on the issue of social securi-ty. Although violence in the private domain is now widely recognized as a human rights violation, violence against women and girls, especially harassment in public spaces, remains a largely neglected issue, with some laws or policies in place to prevent and address it. Safety planning and designing mechanism for women and girls is impor-tant which is the need of the hour. Harassment and abuse of women and girls in public spaces is a rampant yet largely neglected issue. Hence this book provides guidance on how to create safety and security for women and girls to live a life free of violence.

SLUMS OF INDIA NEELA GANGULY

978-81-8094-255-6 HB 2015 204 pp ` 1200

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Slums of the World and in India

3. Health Care Delivery In India

4. Slums in Chennai

5. Health Care Programmes for the Slum Population

of Chennai City

6. Children, Women and Geriatric Care for

the Slum Population of Chennai City

7. Conclusion and Suggestions

8. Bibliography

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ELEMENTARY GUIDE TO LITERARY CRITICISM

F. V. N. PAINTER

978-81-8094-4. 29-1 PB 2017 119 pp ` 395

CONTENTS

Part 1 Fundamental Principles

1. Nature and Office of Criticism

2. The Author and his Work

3. Some Æsthetic Principles

Part 2 Rhetorical Elements

4. Words, Sentences, Paragraphs

5. Figures of Speech

7. Style

Part 3 Kinds of Literature

8. Nature and Structure of Poetry

9. Kinds of Poetry

10. Epic and Dramatic Poetry

11. Nature and Forms of Prose

12. Essays and Oratory

13. Nature and Classification of Fiction

THE PRINCIPLES OF AESTHETICS DEWITT H. PARKER

978-81-8094-428-4 PB 2017 200 pp ` 495

CONTENTS

1. Introduction: Purpose and Method

2. Definition of Art

3. The Intrinsic Value of Art

4. The Analysis of the Aesthetic Experience: The Ele-

ments of the Experience

5. The Analysis of the Aesthetic Experience: The

Structure of the Experience

6. The Problem of Evil in Aesthetics, and its Solution

Through the Tragic, Pathetic, and Comic

7. The Standard of Taste

8. The Aesthetics of Music

9. The Aesthetics of Poetry

10. Prose Literature

11. The Dominion of Art Over Nature: Painting

12. Sculpture

13. Beauty in the Industrial Arts: Architecture

14. The Function of Art: Art and Morality

15. The Function of Art: Art and Religion

A HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE 1870

FRED LEWIS PATTEE

978-81-8094-419-2 PB 2017 375 pp ` 695

CONTENTS

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1. The Second Discovery of America

2. The Laughter of the West

3. Mark Twain

4. Bret Harte

5. The Discovery of Pike County

6. Joaquin Miller

7. The Transition Poets

8. Rise of the Nature Writers

9. Walt Whitman

10. The Classical Reaction

11. Recorders of the New England Decline

12. The New Romance

13. Later Poets of the South

14. The Era of Southern Themes and Writers

15. The Later Poets

16. The Triumph of the Short Story

17. Shifting Currents of Fiction

18. The Essayists

THE LIVES OF THE MOST FAMOUS ENGLISH POETS

WILLIAM RILEY PARKER

978-81-8094-418-5 PB 2017 163 pp ` 395

TENNYSON’S LIFE AND POETRY: AND MISTAKES CONCERNING TENNYSON

EUGENE PARSONS

978-81-8094-417-8 PB 2017 37 pp ` 120

CONTENTS

1. Introductory Note

2. Tennyson’s Life and Poetry

3. Mistakes Concerning Tennyson

4. Translations of Tennyson’s Works

A HANDBOOK TO THE WORKS OF ROBERT BROWNING

MRS. SUTHERLAND ORR

978-81-8094-416-1 PB 2016 314 pp ` 695

CONTENTS

1. Handbook to Browning’s Works

2. General Characteristics

3. His Choice and Treatment of Subject

4. Introductory Group

5. “Pauline,” “Paracelsus,” “Sordello”

6. Non-Classified Poems

7. Dramas

8. “The Ring and the Book” 1868-69

9. Classified Groups

10. Argumentative Poems, Special Pleadings

11. Didactic Poems

12. Critical Poems

13. Emotional Poems, Love

14. Historical Poems, or Poems Founded on

Fact

15. Romantic Poems

16. Satirical or Humorous Poems

17. Miscellaneous Poems

18. Concluding Group

19. “Dramatic Idyls” “Jocoseria”, “D ramatic

Idyls”

20. A Chronological Bibliography of Browning’s

Works

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LIFE AND LETTERS OF ROBERT BROWNING MRS. SUTHERLAND ORR

978-81-8094-415-4 PB 2017 225 pp ` 495

HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE REUBEN POST HALLECK

978-81-8094-414-7 PB 2017 291 pp ` 595

CONTENTS

1. Colonial Literature

2. The Emergence of a Nation

3. The New York Group

4. The New England Group

5. Southern Literature

6. Western Literature

7. The Eastern Realists

MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE G. H. MAIR

978-81-8094-413-0 PB 2017 132 pp ` 395

CONTENTS

1. The Renaissance

2. Elizabethan Poetry and Prose

3. The Drama

4. The Seventeenth Century

5. The Age of Good Sense

6. Dr. Johnson and his Time

7. The Romantic Revival

8. The Victorian Age

9. The Novel

10. The Present Age

PREFACE TO THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE HUGH G. DICK

978-81-8094-412-3 PB 2017 54 pp ` 150

A HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE ROBERT HUNTINGTON FLETCHER

978-81-8094-411-6 PB 2017 281 pp ` 495

CONTENTS

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1. The Britons and the Anglo-Saxons to A. D. 1066

2. The Norman-French Period A.d. 1066 to About

1350

3. The End of the Middle Ages About 1350 to About

1500

4. The Medieval Drama

5. The Sixteenth Century The Renaissance and the

Reign of Elizabeth

6. The Drama From About 1550 to 1642

7. The Seventeenth Century, 1603-1660.

Prose and Poetry

8. The Restoration, 1660-1700

9. The Eighteenth Century Pseudo-Classicism

and the Beginnings of Modern Romanti-

cism

10. The Romantic Triumph, 1798 To About

1830

11. The Victorian Period, About 1830 To 1901

A HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE (THE COLONIAL PERIOD)

PERCY H. BOYNTON

978-81-8094-410-9 PB 2017 387 pp ` 695

A HISTORY OF ELIZABETHAN LITERATURE SAINTSBURY

GEORGE SAINTSBURY

978-81-8094-409-3 PB 2017 339 pp ` 695

CONTENTS

1. From Tottel’s “Miscellany” to Spenser

2. Early Elizabethan Prose

3. The First Dramatic Period

4. “The Faërie Queene” and its Group

5. The Second Dramatic Period—Shakespere

6. Later Elizabethan and Jacobean Prose

7. The Third Dramatic Period

8. The School of Spenser and the Tribe of Ben

9. Milton, Taylor, Clarendon, Browne, Hobbes

10. Caroline Poetry

11. The Fourth Dramatic Period

12. Minor Caroline Prose

A HISTORY OF 19TH CENTURY LITERATURE GEORGE SAINTSBURY

978-81-8094-326-3 PB 2017 317 pp ` 595

CONTENTS

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1. The End of the Eighteenth Century

2. The New Poetry

3. The New Fiction

4. The Development of Periodicals

5. The Historians of the Century

6. The Second Poetical Period

7. The Novel Since 1850

8. Philosophy and Theology

9. Later Journalism and Criticism in Art and

Letters

10. Scholarship and Science

11. Drama

12. Conclusion

"STOPS" OR, HOW TO PUNCTUATE - A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK FOR WRITERS AND STUDENTS

PAUL ALLARDYCE

978-81-8094-325-6 PB 2017 76 pp ` 120

CONTENTS

Introduction

1. The Full Stop

2. The Comma

3. Exceptions

4. Or

5. The Semicolon

6. The Colon

7. The Point of Interrogation

8. The Mark of Exclamation

9. The Dash

10. Brackets (Or the Parenthesis)

11. Inverted Commas

12. Italics

13. The Hyphen

14. The Apostrophe

15. Marks of Ellipsis

COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH S. PADMASANI KANNAN

978-81-8094-159-7 PB 2012 102 pp ` 120

CONTENTS

1. Article

2. Auxiliary Verbs

3. Modals

4. Tenses

5. Active and Passive Voice

6. Infinitives and Gerunds

7. Prepositions

8. Adverbs

9. Instructions/Imperatives

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYHOUSES: A HISTORY OF ENGLISH THEATRES FROM THE BEGINNINGS TO THE RESTORATION

JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS

978-81-8094-220-4 HB 2015 354 pp ` 1850

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1. The Inn-Yards

2. The Hostility of the City

3. The Theatre

4. The Curtain

5. The First Blackfriars

6. St. Paul’s

7. The Bankside and the Bear Garden

8. Newington Butts

9. The Rose

10. The Swan

11. The Second Blackfriars

12. The Globe

13. The Fortune

14. The Red Bull

15. Whitefriars

16. The Hope

17. The Phœnix, or Cockpit in Drury Lane

18. Salisbury Court

TOLSTOY ON SHAKESPEARE: A CRITICAL ESSAY ON SHAKESPEARE

LEO TOLSTOY

978-81-8094-217-4 HB 2015 136 pp ` 695

CONTENTS

PART - I

Tolstoy on Shakespeare

Part- II

Appendix

Shakespeare’s Attitude toward the Working

Classes

Letter From Mr. G. Bernard Shaw

SOFT SKILLS S. HARIHARAN, N. SUNDARARAJAN & S.P. SHANMUGAPRIYA

978-81-8094-085-9 PB 2010 340 pp ̀ 250

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. An Overview

LIFE SKILLS

1. Attitude

2. Emotional Intelligence

3. Interpersonal Skills

4. Self development/ Empowerment

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

5. Process of Communication

6. Listening Skills

7. Speaking Skills

8. Reading Skills

9. Writing Skills

10. Presentation Skills

11. Professional Writing Strategies

12. Telephone Skills

13. Employability Skills

14. Interview Skills

15. Group Discussion

16. Corporate Skills

17. Leadership Qualities

18. Negotiation Skills

19. Time Management

20. Stress Management

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Hto, Sooo, Pot See 2-Hto, Sooo, Pot See SCHOLARINK THE CASTE SYSTEM IN TAMILNADU K.K. PILLAY 978-81-8094-040-8 PB 2007 186 pp ` 200 CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Origin and Development