Parliamentary DocumentationVol.XLV                1-15 June, 2019                 No.11

AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL LOAN

PHADNIS, Ajit and GUPTA, Aishwarya1.Politics of farm loan waivers : A comparative study.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.50-56.

Analyses the loan waiver announcements in India over the last three decades.**Agriculture-Agricultural Loan; Farms and Farmers; Loan Waivers.

-FARMERS SUICIDEMOHANTY, B. B. and LENKA, Papesh K.2.

Small farmers suicide in odisha.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.51-59.**Agriculture-Farmers Suicide; Odisha.

-FARMS AND FARMERSLALIT KUMAR and Others3.

Doubling India's farm incomes : Paying farmers for ecosystem services, not justcrops.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.43-49.

Discusses the Government of India aims to double farm incomes by 2022.**Agriculture-Farms and Farmers; Rural Income; Food Security.

VEERESHA, Nayakara4.Agrarian unrest, insurrection and CPI (Maoist) Party programme in India : Acritique.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.26), 2019(15.6.2019): P.21-26.

Discusses the agrarian programme of Communist Party of India (Maoist).**Agriculture-Farms and Farmers; CPI (Maoist).

-FORESTS AND FORESTRYDUTTA, Ritwick5.

Reintroduction of the Asiatic lion : Precedence of politics over rule of law.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.13-16.

Expresses concern over lack of implementation of programme relating to therelocation of the Asiatic lion from Gujarat.**Agriculture-Forests and Forestry; Wild Life; Asiatic Lion; Supreme Court.

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-LAND ACQUISITIONSHARMA, Chandan Kumar and BORGOHAIN, Bhaswati6.

New land settlement act in Arunachal Pradesh.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.17-20.

Deals with the new Arunachal Pradesh (Land Settlement and Records)(Amendment) Act, 2018.**Agriculture-Land Acquisition; Tribal Communities; Scheduled Tribes.

BIOGRAPHIES -SARANGI, PRATAP CHANDRA

PRAMOD KUMAR7.True jansevak.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.20-21.

Reports on newly elected MP and Minister in Modi Cabinet in 17th Lok Sabha,Pratap Chandra Sarangi.**Biographies-SARANGI, Pratap Chandra; BJP; Cabinet Minister.

-SAVARKAR, VEERJOG, Akshay8.

Veer Sarvarkar: An epitome of sacrifice.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.38-41.

Pays rich tribute to Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, freedom fighter, on his birthanniversary.**Biographies-SAVARKAR, Veer; Freedom Fighter.

COMMERCE -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(CHINA-UNITED STATES)

ABRAHAM, Joseph9.US trade war against China: The neo-economic terrorism.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.25-26.**Commerce-International Trade-(China-United States).

-INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-AFRICA)MOHANTY, Saroj10.

Boosting trade and business with Africa-via Indian diaspora.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.32.**Commerce-International Trade-(India-Africa); Non resident Indians; Export;Import.

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-INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(UNITED STATE)11.

Bully for you : America first trade policy.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9146), 2019(8-14 June 2019): P.62-63.

Deals with America's first trade policy.**Commerce-International Trade-(United State); Trade Policy-(United States).

-REGIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATIONSNSHIMBI, Christopher Changwe12.

Pan-African aspirations drive a new free trade pact.CURRENT HISTORY (PHILADELPHIA), V.118(No. 808), 2019(May 2019):P.188-193.

Analyses African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) agreement whichaspires Africa's integration.**Commerce-Regional Trade Associations; AFCFTA; African Union.

DEFENCE -DEFENCE POLICY-(INDIA)

SAGAR, Pradip R.13.Three-pronged plan.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.16-17.

Highlights the tri-service Special Operations Division formed by Indiangovernment to enhance the preparedness for the future warfare.**Defence-Defence Policy-(India); Special Operations; Cyber; Space.

-DEFENCE PRODUCTIONSAGAR, Pradip. R.14.

Half-baked in India.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.18-20; 22.

Emphasises on the need to achieve Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make inIndia vision in defence manufacturing.**Defence-Defence Production; Make in India; Defence Procurement.

-DEFENCE RELATIONS-(NORTH KOREA-UNITED STATES)TOURANGBAM, Monish15.

US-North Korea nuclear negotiations in the Trump era.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.98-101.

Analyses the diplomacy under President Donald Trump on the issue of US-North Korea nuclear negotiations.**Defence-Defence Relations-(North Korea-United States); Nuclear Weapons;International Security.

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-NUCLEAR WEAPONSGHOSH, Pitam16.

From Vajpayee to Modi: India's journey towards a credible and responsiblenuclear-weapon state.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.77-83.**Defence-Nuclear Weapons.

ECONOMIC GROWTH17.

Time for a makeover : India's economy.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9146), 2019(8-14 June 2019): P.63-64.

Deals with the economic reforms in the second term of Modi government.**Economic Growth; Finance.

-(ODISHA)SAHU, S. N.18.

Special category status for Odisha.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.24-27.

Demand for special category status for Odisha to tackle the devastation wroughtby several natural disasters including the Fani cyclone.**Economic Growth-(Odisha); Natural Calamities-Cyclone Fani; DisasterManagement.

-(RUSSIA)GIDADHUBLI, R. G.19.

Russian economy on the backfoot-challenges for Putin.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.31-32.

Examines the reasons behind the declining trend in the Russian economicgrowth.**Economic Growth-(Russia).

-ECONOMIC CRISIS-(INDIA)NAYAR, Lola and SOOD, Jyotika20.

Faultlines in the economy.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.63-65.

Deals with the challenge of uplifting economy of India before the newly formedBJP government.**Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(India); GDP.

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-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTSRAKESH KUMAR SINGH21.

Initiatives for good governance.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.38-41.

Gives an opinion on various policy initiatives by the government to foster afavouring situation of achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs).**Economic Growth-Economic Development Projects.

-ECONOMIC POLICY-(INDIA)DEY, Soumik22.

Back in business.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.22.

Highlights the key areas to be focused for economic reforms in India.**Economic Growth-Economic Policy-(India); Agrarian Distress; Infrastructure.

KINGSOLVER, Ann and PANDEY, Annapurna Devi23.Economic nationalism in the US and India : Comparing strategies and impact.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.14-16.

Compares the economic nationalist policies of the current governments of theUnited States (US) and India.**Economic Growth-Economic Policy-(India); United States; EconomicNationalism.

-INCOME AND WEALTHSENGUPTA, Atanu and Others24.

Universal basic income : A debate or conundrum?MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.22-23.**Economic Growth-Income and Wealth; Universal Basic Income (UBI).

-LIBERALISATIONCHOTE LAL SINGH25.

Impact of globalization on terrorism, violation of human rights and environmentin India.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.90-97.**Economic Growth-Liberalisation; Terrorism-(India); Human Rights;Environment; Globalisation.

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-LIBERALISATION-ECONOMIC THOUGHTS AND THEORIESZAHOOR AHMAD WANI26.

Continuing relevance of Karl Marx.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.31-32.

Examines the relevance of Karl marx's ideas in the contemporary neoliberalworld.**Economic Growth-Liberalisation-Economic Thoughts and Theories; Marxism.

ELECTION -ELECTION COMPAIGN-MAKKAL NEDHI MAIAM

PUNIYANI, Ram27.Gandhi's assassin Godse's ideological inheritors.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.19-20.

Raises controversy over the remark by filming star-now-turned politician onNathuram Godse during election campaign in Tamil Nadu.**Election-Election Compaign-Makkal Nedhi Maiam; GODSE; Naturam; HinduTerrorist.

ELECTIONS -ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(TAMIL NADU)

SHEKHAR, G. C.28.Bypolls to their rescue.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.20.

Deals with the satisfactory victory of AIADMK in by-polls after losing in LokSabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Tamil Nadu); By Polls.

-ELECTION CAMPAIGNHARI, Vaisakh E.29.

Net results.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.50-52.

Analyses the influence made by political parties social media campaigning onthe decision of voters in India.**Elections-Election Campaign; Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Social Media;Facebook; Internet.

-ELECTION COMMISSIONMURTHY, Sachidananda30.

Unmasking dissent.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.12.

Highlights Ashoka Lavasa, one of the two election commissioners dissent in thedecision made by election commission on the complaints against the BJP.**Elections-Election Commission; Lok Sabha Elections-(India).

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-ELECTION TECHNIQUE AND METHODBHATTACHARJEE, Subimal31.

Throwing tantrums over EVMs.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.22-23.

Analyses the doubts raised on the reliability of Electronic Voting Machine (EVM)by political parties in India.**Elections-Election Technique and Method; Electronic Voting Machine (EVM);Election System; Voting Procedure.

KAPIL KUMAR32.Electronic voting machines Vs. election venom marketers.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.20-21.

Analyses the criticism and complaints against the Electronic Voting Machine.**Elections-Election Technique and Method; Voting Procedure; Electronic VotingMachine (EVM); Election System.

SARAPH, Anupam33.Is this my vote?JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.19), 2019(2.6.2019): P.5-9.

Needs for audit of the EVM-VVPAT electronic voting machines by the ElectionCommission.**Elections-Election Technique and Method; EVM; Election Commission;Election System.

-LOK SABHA ELECTIONS-(INDIA)34.

Modi's miracle : India's election results.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9144), 2019(25-31 May 2019): P.27-28.

Deals with the BJP's remarkable victory in Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; BJP.

AGRAWAL, Ravindra35.Back with a bang.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.6-12.

Praises the BJP's incredible victory under Prime Minister Narendra Modi in LokSabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results.

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AURORA, Bhavna Vij36.Modimatic.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.11-12; 14; 16.

Analyses the BJP's strategy in the Lok Sabha elections 2019 that resulted in itshuge victory.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; BJP.

AWASTHI, Puja37.Over caste.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.38-39.

Highlights the huge mandate to BJP which changed the old caste Politics inUttar Pradesh in Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Uttar Pradesh.

BANERJEE, Rabi38.Last stand.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.42-43.

Deals with BJP's strategy to win Bengal in the Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Lok Sabha Result; West Bengal; BJP.

BAVADAM, Lyla39.Saffron stranglehold.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.39-42.

Focuses on the combine wins of Bhartiya Janata Party and Shiv Sena inMaharashtra.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Maharashtra; BJP;Shiv Sena.

BHAKTO, Anando40.Victory and anxiety.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.57-59.

Highlights the BJP's victory in the Jammu region.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Jammu and Kashmir;BJP.

BHAT, Tariq41.Soaring hope.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.29.

Deals with the aspirations of BJP in upcoming assembly polls in Jammu andKashmir after impressive performance in the Lok Sabha polls.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Campaign; Jammu andKashmir.

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BHATTACHARJEE, Subimal42.Game changer.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.16-17.

Highlights the BJP and its allies performance in northeastern states in LokSabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results.

CHATTERJEE, Partha43.Populism plus.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.10-15.

Analyses the stunning electoral victory of the BJP as the success of populistpolitics.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); BJP; Functions of Government-(India).

CHATTOPADHYAY, Suhrid Sankar44.Anti-Mamta wave.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.90-94.

Analyses BJP wins 18 of West Bengal's 42 Lok Sabha seats.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; West Bengal; BJP;Trinamool Congress.

GUPTA, Barun Das45.Congress at a critical Juncture.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.7-9.

Expresses concern over the humiliating defeat of the Congress party in the LokSabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Political Parties;Congress.

JATHAR, Dnyanesh46.Joint force.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.40-41.

Analyses the factors responsible for BJP-Shiv Sena victory in Lok Sabhaelections, 2019 from Maharashtra.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Maharashtra; BJP-Shiv Sena.

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KATAKAM, Anupama47.Grip tightens.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.45-47.

Focuses on the winning of Bhartiya Janata Party in all 26 Lok Sabha seats in theGujarat.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Gujarat; BJP.

KRISHNAKUMAR, R.48.Hope in the South.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.72-75.

Throws light on historic victory of the Congress-led United Democratic Front inKerala.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Kerala; Congress-ledUnited Democratic Front.

KUSHAL PAL49.Resounding success of the BJP in Haryana.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.26), 2019(15.6.2019): P.16-17.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Haryana; BJP.

MAHANTA, Sabyasachi50.Landslide in the hills.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.52-54.

Analyses the BJP's strategy that resulted its wining maximum seats fromNortheast States in the Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Northeast.

MALLICK, Pratick51.Poll perceptions and strategies in West Bengal.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.10-11.

Throws light on the results of the recent Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Elections Results; West Bengal.

MISHRA, Soni52.Handcuffed.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.34-35.

Analyses the congress defeat in the Lok Sabha elections 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Congress.

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NAIR, Preetha53.Two on a throw of dice.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.47.

Analyses the BJP's position in Lok Sabha election results, 2019 from southernstates.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; BJP.

NANDAKUMAR, Prathima54.Southern springboard.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.44-45.

Analyses the results of Lok Sabha elections, 2019 for Karnataka state.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Karnataka.

PATNAIK, Prabhat55.Modi's electoral triumph.JANATA (NEW DELHI), V.74(No.20), 2019(9.6.2019): P.1-2.

Highlights the reasons behind the victory of Narendra Modi and his party during2014 and 2019 in Lok Sabha elecitons.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Functions ofGovernment; BJP.

PAUL, Cithara56.Note of dissent.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.46.

Analyses the Lok Sabha elections, 2019 results for Kerala state.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Kerala.

PRASANNAN, R.57.Saffron man returns.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.24-29.

Deals with the massive victory of BJP in the Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results.

RAJALAKSHMI, T. K.58.Perfect ten.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.34-35.

Analyses the election results of 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Haryana; BJP.

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RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh59.Curious patterns.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.27-30.

Describes the major factors behind the victory of Bhartiya Janata Party in UttarPradesh.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Uttar Pradesh; BJP.

RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh60.Right on top.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.6-13.

Focuses on the return of the Modi government with an enhanced majority in LokSabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; BJP.

SAHU, Sandeep61.Finding fani in Modi Headwinds.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.44-45.

Analyses the Lok Sabha election results, 2019 for Odisha state.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results.

SHARMA, L. K.62.Indian elections : It wasn't the economy, stupid!MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.9-11.

Highlights the factors behind the Narendra Modi's stunning victory in the LokSabha election, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Functions ofGovernment.

SHARMA, Pratul63.Saffron sequel.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.22), 2019(2.6.2019): P.30-33.

Analyses various factors which resulted in the huge mandate given by voters toBJP in the Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Nationalism;Hindutva.

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SHENOY, Govind Raj64.Battle of leningrad of Bihar.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.22-23.

Analyses the victory of BJP candidate, Giriraj Singh from Begusarai afterdefeating left candidate, Kanhaiya Kumar.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; PoliticalDevelopment-(Bihar).

SRIDHAR, V. and Others65.Ground regained.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.68-71.

Focuses on the BJP's massive win in Karnataka.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Karnataka; BJP.

SUBRAMANIAN, Lakshmi66.Wilting point.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.30.

Deals with the performance of AIADMK in election results in the Lok Sabhaelection, 2019 from Tamil Nadu.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Tamil Nadu.

YADAV, Puneet Nicholas67.Modi storm in heart of Bharat.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.36-37.

Analyses the results of Lok Sabha elections from Madhya Pradesh andChhattisgarh.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Election Results; Madhya Pradesh;Chhattisgarh.

-LOK SABHA ELECTIONS-(INDIA)-CODE OF CONDUCTJOSHI, Yashwardhan68.

Unchecked money power in Indian elections.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.20.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India)-Code of Conduct; Expenditure.

-LOK SABHA ELECTIONS-(INDIA)-ELECTION RESULTSGANGULY, Anirban69.

success in symphony.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.23-26.

Analyses the reason behind BJP's massive victory in the Lok Sabha elections,2019.**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India)-Election Results; BJP.

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-OPINION AND EXIT POLLGUPTA, Pranav70.

Why media needs to alter the way it covers elections surveys !ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.18-19.

Analyses the importance of election surveys including pre-poll surveys, exit pollsand post-poll survey provided by the news channels.**Elections-Opinion and Exit Poll; Election System; Election Surveys; Media;News Channels.

ENERGY -BIOFUEL

SHAGUN KAPIL71.Welfare interrupted.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.18-20.

Deals with slow progress of toilet linked biogas project in Gujarat.**Energy-Biofuel; Biogas.

-ENERGY POLICY-(INDIA)JANARDHANAN, Nanda Kumar72.

Energy agenda for new India.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.30-31.

Stresses on need for energy security policy at the national level to resolve thechallenges before the energy sector.**Energy-Energy Policy-(India); Energy Resources.

ENVIRONMENT73.

An alternative to stubble burning for punjab.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.29.

Highlights worldwide Fund initiative of converting rice straw as energy feederthat can help in saving northern India form choking pollution.**Environment; Air Pollution; Agriculture-Waste and Waste Reclamation; RiceStraw; World Wide Fund.

-CLIMATE CHANGERATTANI, Vijeta74.

India and climate change: Paris climate rulebook and beyond.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.128-132.**Environment-Climate Change; Global Warming.

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-GLOBAL WARMINGCONLEY, Julia75.

Youth strike once again globally.JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.18), 2019(26.5.2019): P.19.

Focuses on the largest international climate demonstration by the young peoplefrom around the world.**Environment-Global warming; Climate Change; Social Movement; YouthAffairs; Environment Protection.

HAYNES, Suyin76.Students from 1,600 cities protest climate change.JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.19), 2019(2.6.2019): P.17-18.**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Youth Affairs; EnvironmentProtection.

QUEALLY, Jon77.CO2 levels hit 415 PPM for first time in 3 million + years.JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.19), 2019(2.6.2019): P.16.

Expresses concern over global warming and climate crisis due to rise inatmospheric levels of Carbon.**Environment-Global Warming; Environmental Degradation.

SHENDE, Rajendra78.Modi's climate-change warning from the hills.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.28.

Deals with the prioritisation of climate change issue by Modi government in hissecond term.**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change.

FINANCE -DEFICIT FINANCING-(KERALA)

SEBASTIAN, Jose79.Kerala's persistent fiscal stress : A failure in public resource mobilisation.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.32-39.

Assesses the tax performance and revenue structure of the Kerala.**Finance-Deficit Financing-(Kerala); GST; Taxation.

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-ELECTRONIC BANKING80.

E-rupification: Fintech in India.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9146), 2019(8-14 June 2019): P.65.

Highlights switching to digital payments mode in India.**Finance-Electronic Banking; Digital Payment.

-INFLATIONMOHD FAYAZ and MUMTAZ AHMED81.

Dynamics of inflation in India : A bounds test Analysis.ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No.1), 2019(March 2019): P.41-62.**Finance-Inflation; Food Inflation; Fuel and Power Inflation.

-TAXATIONMUKHERJEE, Sacchidananda82.

Value added tax efficiency across Indian states : Panel stochastic frontieranalysis.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.40-50.**Finance-Taxation; Value Added Tax; Tax Reforms.

HISTORY -(INDIA)

SUDHIR CHANDRA83.Gandhi's last message.JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.19), 2019(2.6.2019): P.1-4.

Highlights the reasons behind the partition of India.**History-(India); Partition; GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand.

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT -PRIVATE SECTOR

84.Privatisation by stealth: Indian business.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9144), 2019(25-31 May 2019): P.64-66.

Highlights the government's role in promating private sector by letting state-runfirms wither.**Industrial Development-Private Sector; Privatisation; Disinvestment.

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-UREA INDUSTRYBHUSHAN, Chandra and Others85.

How green is the urea sector ?DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.56-58;60-62; 64; 66.

Discusses the environmental assessment of Indian urea industry.**Industrial Development-Urea Industry; Fertilizer Industry; Pollution Control;Green House Gas Emission.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -(INDIA-BIMSTEC)

GOEL, Deeksha86.Modi charms BIMSTEC with graceful diplomacy.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.18-19.

Highlights invitation given by the Modi-led BJP government to the Head ofStates of BIMSTEC to attend the swearing-in-ceremony of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi and his cabinet.**International Relations-(India-BIMSTEC); BJP.

-(INDIA-IRAN)CHAUDHURY, Nilova Roy87.

Will India turn its back on Iran?INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.9.

Deals with withdrew of India from sanctions for crude oil trading with Iran byUnited States.**International Relations-(India-Iran); Petroleum-Oil imports.

-(INDIA-NEPAL)THAPA, Gaurab Shumsher88.

Modi's chance to redefine India-Nepal ties.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.12.

Emphasises on the need to strengthen India-Nepal Bilateral relations.**International Relations-(India-Nepal); Foreign Policy-(India).

-(INDIA-PAKISTAN)RATHER, Mohd. Aarif89.

China's role in the India-Pakistan conflict.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.38-47.**International Relations-(India-Pakistan); China.

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SAHASRABUDDHE, Uttara90.India's response to Pakistan's proxy war in Kashmir: Change of policy under theModi government.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.5-9.

Deals with India's policy against Pakistan's proxy war in Kashmir.**International Relations-(India-Pakistan); Foreign Policy-(India).

-(INDIA-RUSSIA)MOHAMMED BADRUL ALAM91.

Contextualising India-Russia relations: The China factor.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.48-59.**International Relations-(India-Russia); China.

-FOREIGN POLICY-(INDIA)BEENA92.

Doklam stalemate: The tri-junction between Bhutan, China and India.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.60-69.

Discusses the standoff between on Bhutan, China and India on the issue ofDoklam.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); Bhutan; Doklam; China.

CHAUDHURY, Nilova Roy93.Buzz is back in corridors of power.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.6.

Focuses on Modi government's foreign policy priorities "Neighbour-hood First"and Act East" soon after assumption of office for the second term.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); BIMSTEC.

MUKHERJEE, Bhaswati94.Modi Outlines new foreign policy imperatives.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.7.

Deals with the priorities in Indian foreign policy outlined by Narendra Modi afterassumed office as Prime Minister for the second term.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); BIMSTEC.

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SHARMA, Pranay95.New ties in global kinship.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.66-67.

Highlights the emerging challenges in India's foreign Policy before the newlyformed government.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India).

SIBAL, Kanwal96.Role of military diplomacy in India's foreign policy.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.24-37.

Reviews the evolving attitude of Indian policy makers towards the role of thecountry's armed forces in diplomacy.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); Armed Force; MilitaryDiplomacy.

-INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES-(INDIA-PAKISTAN)SARIN, Jaideep97.

Cross-border faith brings India, Pakistan on common ground here.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.10-11.

Deals with Kartarpur corridor project which will enable Indian citizen to visitkartarpur Sahib in Pakistan.**International Relations-International Boundaries-(India-Pakistan); KartarpurSahib Gurdwara; Sikhism.

-REGIONAL ALLIANCE AND PACTS-BIMSTECDATTA, Sreeradha98.

Can India make BIMSTEC work?INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.8.

Deals with India's efforts to strengthen the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation.**International Relations-Regional Alliance and Pacts-BIMSTEC; Foreign Policy-(India).

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LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES -EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT

VARMA, Subodh99.Over 4 crore are jobless now, much more than earlier.JANATA (NEW DELHI)), V.74(No.20), 2019(9.6.2019): P.3-4.

Highlights the recent report of the centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE)on Unemployment.**Labour and Labouring Classes-Employment and Unemployment.

LANGUAGES -OFFICIAL LANGUAGE

PREM SINGH100.Official language versus social justice.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.26), 2019(15.6.2019): P.27-30.**Languages-Official Language.

LAW AND JUSTICE -CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

101.Ultimate wrong : The death penalty in Pakistan.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9145), 2019(1-7 June 2019): P.21-22.**Law and Justice-Capital Punishment; Pakistan.

MISHRA, Maitreyi and VISHWANATH, Neetika102.Mental illness, sentencing and the death penalty : In search of doctrinal clarity.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.17-19.

Deals with the commutation of a death sentence to life imprisonment on thegrounds of post-conviction mental illness.**Law and Justice-Capital Punishment; Life Imprisonment; Mental illness;Supreme Court.

MIGRATION -EMIGRATION

STEELE, Abbey103.Civilian resettlement patterns in civil war.JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH (LONDON), V.56(No.1), 2019(January2019): P.28-41.

Studies the implications of civilian resettlement patterns in violence, conflict andstate-building.**Migration-Emigration; International Law-War; Civil War; Forced Migration.

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-EMIGRATION-(SYRIA)SCHON, Justin104.

Motivation and opportunity for conflict-induced migration : An analysis of Syrianmigration timing.JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH (LONDON), V.56(No.1), 2019(January2019): P.12-27.**Migration-Emigration-(Syria); Conflict; Civil war; Refugees.

-IMMIGRATIONFISK, Kerstin105.

Camp settlement and communal conflict in sub-saharan Africa.JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH (LONDON), V.56(No.1), 2019(January2019): P.58-72.

Investigates the effect of refugee encampment on occurrence of communalconflict in host communities in sub-saharan Africa.**Migration-Immigration; Refugee Settlement; Inequality; Communal Conflict.

GINESTE, Christian and SAVUN, Burcu106.Introducing POSVAR : A data set on refugee-related violence.JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH (LONDON), V.56(No.1), 2019(January2019): V.134-145.**Migration-Immigration; Violence; Refugees; Political and Societal Violence byand Against Refugees.

SAVUN, Burcu and GINESTE, Christian107.From protection to persecution : Treat environment and refugee scape goating.JOURNAL OF PEACE RESEARCH (LONDON), V.56(No.1), 2019(January2019): P.88-102.

Studies the violence against refugees in host countries at the time of securitythreat.**Migration-Immigration; Refugees; Security Threat.

-REFUGEES AND REHABILIATIONPRASHAD, Vijay108.

World of migrants : The Sahara and the Mediterranean.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.20-22.

Discusses the problems faced by migrants travelling through the Sahara toreach the Mediterranean.**Migration-Refugees and Rehabiliation; Sahara; Mediterranean.

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-REFUGEES AND REHABILITATION-(SOUTH ASIA)ROY, Sangeeta109.

South Asia's refugee crisis and the need for a unified multilateral resolution.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.51-57.**Migration-Refugees and Rehabilitation-(South Asia); Refugee Movement;Stateless.

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT -CAPITALISM

FOSTER, John Bellamy110.Capitalism has failed-what next?JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.18), 2019(26.5.2019): P.4-11.**Politics and Government-Capitalism.

-DEMOCRACYAIJAJ AHMAD111.

India : Liberal democracy and the extreme right.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.11), 2019(7.6.2019): P.14-26.

Discusses about the ideologies of Bhartiya Janta Party and RashtriyaSwayamsevak Sangh and their impact on Indian politics.**Politics and Government-Democracy; Political Development-(India); BJP;RSS; Religion and Politics; Hindutva.

SALEEM AHMAD and SHADAB AHMAD ANSARI112.Challenges for Indian democracy under the Modi Government.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.102-109.**Politics and Government-Democracy; NDA Government; BJP; PoliticalDevelopment-(India).

SHARMA, Manish113.Contemporary global concerns and solutions.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.110-116.

Highlights the importance of issues involving democracy and human rights.**Politics and Government-Democracy; Human Rights; Gender Justice;Environment Protection; Terrorism.

-EMERGENCYRAJAGOPAL, Arvind114.

Emergency : A watershed in India's politics.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.23-26.**Politics and Government-Emergency.

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-FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT-(INDIA)BANERJEE, Srestha115.

Agenda for the new Government: Resource rite.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.42-43;46-47.

Discusses the agenda of the new government on the issue of the naturalresources governance and waste management.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); NDA Government;Natural Resources; Waste Management; Forests and Forestry.

BHASKAR, C. Uday116.Will Modi 2.0 see a new governance Model?INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.4.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); Modi 2.0.

GANGULI, Amulya117.Modi, riding on hope and change.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.14-15.

Deals with the aspirations and responsibilities of Modi government as a PrimeMinister for the second term.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India).

NARAIN, Sunita118.Agenda for the new Government: Environmental charter.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.26-29.

Discusses the agenda of the new government on the issue of environment andsustainable development goals (SDGs).**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); NDA Government;Environment; Economic Development; Natural Resources; Climate Change.

PALSHIKAR, Suhas119.In lieu of an agenda.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.18-21.

Highlights the main challenges before the newly formed government in India.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); BJP.

PUNIYANI, Ram120.Can Indian democracy survive another five years of Modi, role?MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.17-18.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); BJP; NDAGovernment.

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ROYCHOWDHURY, Anumita121.Agenda for the new Government: Air apparent.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.32; 34;36.

Discusses the agenda of the new government on the issue of public health andair pollution control.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); NDA Government;Air Pollution; Environment; Public Health.

SHARMA, Pratul and Others122.Hawk-eyed, hard-nosed.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.18-21.

Highlights economic reforms and welfare policies announced by BJPgovernment after huge victory in Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); Welfare Schemes.

SIRAJ HUSSAIN123.Agenda for the new Government: Rejig the strategy.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.48; 50;52; 54.

Discusses the agenda of the new government on the issue of the agriculture,climate change and energy.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); NDA Government;Agriculture.

VYAS, Mahesh124.Agenda for the new Government: Jobs for the boys.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.38-40.

Discusses the agenda of the new government on the issue of employment andwater management.**Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); NDA Government;Labour and Labouring Classes; Water Management; Employment andUnemployment.

-POLITICAL AGITATION-(WEST BENGAL)SAHA, Biswanath and CHAKRABORTY, Gorky125.

Reimagining the geographies of the Gorkhaland movement.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.27-31.

Deals with the demand for the creation of a separate state named Gorkhalandby bifurcating West Bengal.**Politics and Government-Political Agitation-(West Bengal); Demand forSeparate State.

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-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(BRITAIN)PRATAP, Anita126.

What after May?WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.62-63.

Deals with the speculations about new Prime Minister in Britain after resignationof Theresa May.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Britain); JOHNSON, Boris.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(INDIA)RANA AYYUB127.

Amit Shah, India's invisible Prime Minister, gets more powerful - and dangerous.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.9-10.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(India); BJP.

RATAN SHARDA128.Modi 2.0-how different will it be from Modi 1.0?ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.10-12.

Focuses on the agenda of the new govenment.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(India); Functions ofGovernment-(India).

YADAV, Puneet Nicholas129.Last action heroes?OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.21), 2019(3.6.2019): P.22-23.

Highlights political leaders who had contested last time in Lok Sabha elections,2019.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(India); Veteran Leaders; LokSabha Elections.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(KARNATAKA)NANDAKUMAR, Prathima130.

Patchwork vs patience.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.26-27.

Deals with the commotion in Karnataka's coalition government after the LokSabha elections, 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Karnataka); coalitionGovernment.

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SUKUMARAN, Ajay131.Muddy water eddy.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.16.

Deals with the commotion in JD(s)-Congress Coalition in Karnataka after LokSabha election, 2019 result announced.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Karnataka); CoalitionGovernment.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(MEXICO)GUEVARA, Claudio Fabian132.

How is Mexico's fourth transformation progressing?JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.18), 2019(26.5.2019): P.17-19.

Highlight the social policies of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez ObradorKnown as AMLO.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Mexico); Social Welfare.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(THAILAND)133.

Unequal sequel : Thai politics.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9146), 2019(8-14 June 2019): P.25-26.

Deals with the current political scenario of Thailand.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Thailand).

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(WEST BENGAL)SEN, Arup Kumar134.

New grammar of politics in West Bengal.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.35.

Deals with the current political scenario in West Bengal after Lok Sabhaelection, 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(West Bengal).

SHIRAZ SHEIKH135.Modi 2.0 and the demise of communist forces in Bengal.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.26), 2019(15.6.2019): P.18-20.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(West Bengal); CommunistPolitics.

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-POLITICAL PARTIES-BJPANAND, Arun136.

RSS-BJP paradigm : Look global, think local.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.5.

Deals with influence of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ideology on the BJP'sgovernance.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-BJP; RSS.

ARUN KUMAR137.How the BJP's political narrative filled the holes in the NDA's actualperformance.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.25), 2019(8.6.2019): P.29-31.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-BJP; NDA Government; Functions ofGovernment-(India).

AURORA, Bhavna Vij138.Applied Chemistry.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.28-31.

Discusses the unique partnership between Modi and Amit Shah.**Politics and government-Political Parties-BJP.

SATISH KUMAR139.Changing the grammar of electoral politics.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.13-15.

Analyses the victory of BJP in Lok Sabha election, 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-BJP; Lok Sabha Elections-(India);Election Results.

-POLITICAL PARTIES-CONGRESS140.

In need of a hand : Politics in India.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9145), 2019(1-7 June 2019): P.22-23.

Evaluates the defeat of Congress party in Lok Sabha election 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Congress; Lok Sabha Elections-(India).

BISHT, Sudhir141.Myth of Nehru-Gandhi sacrifices.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.24-27.

Gives an opinion on the sacrifices made by Nehru-Gandhi family.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Congress; Dynastic Politics.

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MISHRA, Soni142.Hand needs a hand.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.24-25.

Deals with the resignation of congress president Rahul Gandhi after congressparty's massive defeat in Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Congress; Elections-Lok SabhaElections-(India).

SAKSENA, Rashmi143.What ails congress? its feudal culture.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.19.

Analyses the failure of congress party in Lok Sabha elections, 2019.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Congress; Elections-Lok SabhaElection-(India); Election Results.

YADAV, Puneet Nicholas144.Congress law of inertia.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.38-41.

Analyses the reasons behind failure of congress party in Lok Sabha elections,2019.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Congress; GANDHI, Rahul, LokSabha Elections-(India).

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION -CHIEF MINISTER

PRASANNAN, R.145.High five.WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.23), 2019(9.6.2019): P.28.

Highlights Odisha Chief Minister Naveen patnaik's fifth term as a Chief Minister.**Public Administration-Chief Minister; PATNAIK, Naveen; Odisha.

-LAW AND ORDERSEN, Arup Kumar146.

Revisiting the Bilkis Bano gang rape case.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.35.

Deals with Supreme Court's order to the Gujarat Government for payingcompensation and government job to Bilkis Bano, a victim of gang rape.**Public Administration-Law and Order; Communal Riots; Crime AgainstWomen; Rape; Judgement; Gujarat Carnage.

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-TERRORISM-(INDIA)BAJPAI, Arunoday147.

Terrorism in India: Geopolitics, strategy and goals.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.58-64.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(India); Religious Terrorism; Ethnic Terrorism.

GUPTA, Anil148.Re-emergence of ISIS: Threat to India.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.49), 2019(2.6.2019): P.32-35.

Holds an opinion that increasing ISIS activity in India by ISIS luring Muslimyouths through its online propaganda.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(India); Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS);Islamic State (IS).

KARMAKAR, Asim K.149.India's hard wrestling with terrorism: A close investigation.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.133-137.

Investigates the challenges before India to deal with terrorist activities inside andoutside the country.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(India).

MISHRA, Vandana150.Changing nature of terrorism in India: Articulating responses and imperatives.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.120-127.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(India); International Relations-(India-Pakistan).

-TERRORISM-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)NASEER GANAI151.

Face of radicalism.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.12.

Highlights the killing of Zakir Musa, a radical islamist by security forces inJammu and Kashmir.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir); Militant; Radical Jihad.

-WASTE MANAGEMENTANUPAMA HARISH152.

Crisis of waste.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.50), 2019(9.6.2019): P.34-36.

Focuses on the need to solve the growing plastic waste problem.**Public Administration-Waste Management; Plastic Pollution; Pollution.

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PUBLIC HEALTHBASAVARADDI, Ishwar V.153.

Yoga : Art and science for healthy living.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.45-48.**Public Health; Yoga.

GUPTA, Neha154.Promoting Yoga : Features and benefits.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.49-53.**Public Health; Yoga.

MEENAKSHISUSHMA155.Sweet trick.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.2), 2019(1-15 June 2019): P.22-23.

Debates over the issue of effect of sugar on health.**Public Health; Diseases; Sugar.

-INFECTIOUS DISEASESSHANTESH KUMAR SINGH156.

Infectious diseases, national security and globalisation.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.10-23.

Emphasises the need for reforms of current economic system tocomprehensively address the challenges posed by communicable viral andmicrobial infections.**Public Health-Infectious Diseases; National Security; Globalisation.

-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-(KERALA)SINIMOLE, K. R. and Others157.

Does healthcare system in Kerala need a change? Emerging patterns ofmorbidly and Hospitalisation.ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No.1), 2019(March 2019): P.1-21.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(Kerala); Hospitalisation.

-SWINE FLU158.

Aporkalypse now: Farming.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.431(No.9144), 2019(25-31 May 2019): P.34-35.

Expresses concern over the spread of cases of African swine fever.**Public Health-Swine Flu; African Swine Fever.

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RELIGION -BUDDHISM

SUGUNAN, Sreejith159.Ambedkar's non-violence.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.32-34.

Focuses on Ambedkar's arguments regarding his preference for Buddhism overother religious or political projects.**Religion-Buddhism; Non-Violence; AMBEDKAR, B. R.

SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING -MINORITIES

SEN, Arup Kumar160.How are the Muslims in new India?MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.26), 2019(15.6.2019): P.26-27.**Social Policy and Planning-Minorities; Muslims; Religion and Politics.

-RESERVATION POLICYREDDY A., Bheemeshwar and Others161.

New Reservation Policy : Is it empirically justifiable.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.23),2019(8.6.2019): P.12-14.

Raises questions over reservation policy earmarking a 10% quota for theeconomically weaker sections of the "general category".**Social Policy and Planning-Reservation Policy; General Category;Economically Weaker Section (EWS).

-SCHEDULED CASTESPAL, G. C.162.

Caste crimes and the law in Uttar Pradesh.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.22),2019(1.6.2019): P.60-66.

Deals with the implementation of the Scheduled Castes and the ScheduledTribes (Prevention of Atrocitics) Act in Uttar Pradesh.**Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Castes; Atrocities; Caste Crimes;Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

-SOCIAL CLASSESSOUTHALL, Roger163.

South Africa's Precarious black middle class.CURRENT HISTORY (PHILADELPHIA), V.118(No. 808), 2019(May 2019):P.169-174.

Deals with the social mobility of black middle class in South Africa.**Social Policy and Planning-Social Classes; Middle Class; Social Reforms.

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-WOMENPANDA, Snehalata164.

Gender justice: A civilisational war.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.10-16.

Expresses concern over the growing cases of atrocities against women andfocuses on justice for women and fight against discrimination.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Gender Discrimination; Crime againstWomen.

REDDY, C. Sheela165.Multiculturalism and women : Individual freedom versus group identity.WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.23(No.1), 2019(January-March 2019):P.150-163.

Explores the concept of multiculturalism in "western" and "eastern/southern"societies with particular regard to the condition and problems of women.**Social Policy and Planning-Women.

-WOMEN EMPOWERMENTCHAKRABARTY, Manas166.

Women empowerment vis-a-vis social justice in India.WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.40(No.5), 2019(May 2019): P.24-29.**Social Policy and Planning-Women Empowerment; Social Justice.

TOURISM -TOURIST SITES

GIRINANDINI SINGH167.Himalayan high Jinx.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.22), 2019(10.6.2019): P.48-49.

Highlights the traffic jam in Mount Everest that resulted in the death of manymountaineers.**Tourism-Tourist Sites; Mount Everest; Mountaineers.

WATER MANAGEMENT -DRINKING WATER

BHATIA, Anuj and BHATIA, Navin168.Revival of traditional rainwater harvesting structures in Rajasthan.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.41-44.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rain Water Harvesting; Ground Water.

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GAUTAM, Harender Raj169.Ensuring safe and adequate drinking water.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.5-8.

Emphasises need to widen the access and availability of drinking water in ruralareas.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rain Water Harvesting; Ground Water.

GORE, Manish Mohan170.Technology innovations for safe drinking water supply.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.14-18.

Highlight the pivotal role of technologies and innovations in making safe andclean drinking water to rural population in India.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Water Supply.

LAHARIYA, Chandrakant171.Access to drinking water and public health.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.24-27.

Deals with the scientific linkage and importance of pure drinking water with goodhealth.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Public Health.

RAMESH, R. and SIVARAM, P.172.Safe rural drinking water supply : A study on ROs and Water ATWs.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.37-40.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rural Areas; Water Supply.

SIVARAM, P.173.Rural drinking water supply infrastructure : Monitoring operation andmaintenance.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.32-36.

Needs to develop and implement newer ways of storing, conserving, protectingand distributing water in rural areas.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rural Areas; Water Supply.

SUGAM, Rudresh Kumar174.Water security and sustained drinking water supply.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.19-23.

Highlights the drinking water situation in rural India.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rural Areas.

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TRIPATHY, K. K.175.Community participation and quality drinking water supply.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.8), 2019(June 2019): P.9-13.

Highlights the Government's initiatives and participation of community for safedrinking water in rural areas.**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rural Areas.

-IRRIGATION SYSTEMMOHAN, N. Chandra176.

Monsoon raga : Reducing rain dependence a long way off for Indian agriculture.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.3(No.11), 2019(1.6.2019):P.31.

Emphasises need for more irrigation facilities to reduce monsoon dependencefor agriculture.**Water Management-Irrigation System; Agricultural Production.

-RIVER WATER LINKSRATHA, K. C.177.

Floating boat of politics and the skeletal Mahanadi.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.24), 2019(1.6.2019): P.28-30.

Discusses the Mahanadi water scarcity in Odisha and Chhattisgarh.**Water Management-River Water Links; Mahanadi; Odisha; Chhattisgarh.