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LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI NATIONAL ACADEMY of ADMINISTRATION GANDHI SMRITI LIBRARY Nation in the Making Project Note for Authors LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ADMINISTRATION GANDHI SMRITI LIBRARY Nation in the Making Project Note for Authors / Publishers The Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie is in the process of creating a section ‘Making of the Nation’ in the Gandhi Smriti Library with a comprehensive collection of books written by Civil Servants (member of All India Central Services and State Civil Services). The Academy has tried to collect details of publications written by the Civil Servants from various sources. The list given below: The Academy would like to procure any publication which is not included in the list. This information may be sent to Shri Siva Prasad Senapathi, Library & Information Officer ([email protected] – Mobile No. 9748173855) for inclusion and procurement of the same. Director List of Books written by Civil Servant and Books on Civil Services Sl. No. Title Author Name of publisher Year Status 1 Jo wah na kha saki Aarya, Jiyalal Prakashan Sansthan 2009 Available 2 Bhitarkanika: mesmerizing mangrove Abasar, Beuria Not Available 3 Chilika: the celestial lake Abasar, Beuria Not Available 4 Myanmar ru Madagascar Abasar, Beuria Not Available 5 Compendium on Islamic Terrorists, Insurgents and Extremists Groups in India Abhash Kumar Intellegence, Internal Security 2012 Available 6 Muslims in Tamil Nadu Abhash Kumar Internal Security 2012 Available 7 River valley to silicon valley Abhay Kumar Bookwell 2007 Available 8 Candling the Light Remains Abhay, K Not Available 9 Colours of Soul: Art life of St. Petersburg Abhay, K Not Available 10 Enigmatic Love Abhay, K Not Available 11 Fallen leaves of Autumn Abhay, K Not Available 12 Jatra (Nepali edition) Abhay, K Kathalaya 2015 Not Available 13 Seduction of Delhi Abhay, K Not Available 14 The Eight-eyed Lord of Kathmandu Abhay, K Bloomsbury 2018 Not Available 15 The Prophecy of Brasilia Abhay, K Coletivo Editorial, Brazil 2018 Not Available 16 An Anecdotal Insight into Indian Diplomacy Abhayankar, Rajendra Not Available 17 Future Imperfect (Co-author) Abhayankar, Rajendra Not Available 18 India-Sri Lanka Relations Abhayankar, Rajendra Not Available 19 Stuff Happens Abhayankar, Rajendra Har-Anand Not Available 20 The Crossing Abhayankar, Rajendra I-Universe Not Available 21 Battlefield of peace : a politico-military account of UN peace keeping operation in Abhyankar, M.G. G. B. Books 2014 Available the Congo, 1960-63 22 Ambedkar's contribution for economic planning and development- its relevance Abraham, P. Kanishka Publishers 2002 Available 23 From powerless village to unior power secretary Abraham, P. Concept 2009 Available 24 Memoirs of an IAS officer: from powerless village to union power secretary Abraham, P. Concept 2009 Available 25 Reinventing Government through HRM strategies Adhia, Hasmukh The Icafi university 2007 Available 26 Are the third world cities sustainable? Aftab, Aariz Allied 2005 Available 27 Socio-economic study of households in Haldia planning area: 1999-2000 Aftab, Aariz Haldia Development Authority 2001 Available 28 Land Registration: global practices and lessons for India Agarwal, B.K. Pentagon Press 2019 Available 29 Towards integrated wage policy Agarwal, K.K. Manak Publications 2002 Available 30 'I am sorry'; Indian bureaucracy at crossroads Agarwal, P.K Manas Pub. 2008 Available 31 Naxalism: Causes and cure Agarwal, P.K Manas 2014 Available 32 Managing Indian Railways Agarwal, V.K. Manas Pub. 2004 Available 33 State and district administration in india Aggarwal, D.D. Delta Book World, New Delhi Not Available 34 CBI and policing in India Aggarwal, Devi Dayal; from vedi period to Kaveri Books 2000 Available modern times 35 Bhagwat Gita Natyaroop (Hindi) Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available Sl. No. Title Author Name of publisher Year Status 36 Bharat ka vikas aur rajneeti (Hindi) Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 37 Commentary on the Constitution of India Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 38 Environment protection and pollution control in the Ganga Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 39 Motivation and Indian Bureaucracy Aggarwal, P.K. New Delhi; MD Pub. 1995 Not Available 40 Phases of India's development Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 41 Ramacharimanan-Natya roop (Hindi) Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 42 Samagra Novels Part-1 (hindi) Aggarwal, P.K. Not Available 43 Industrial housing in India Aggarwal, S.C. 1952 Available 44 Kahan kho gayi betiyan Agnani, Manihar Wani prakashan 2007 Available 45 Autobiography of an unknown police man Agnihotri, A.K. Bhopal, Indra Publishing House 2011 Not Available 46 Mahuldiha Days Agnihotri, Anita Zubaan 2018 Available 47 Bharatiya rajniti ka pridrishya Agnihotri, R.K. Shivank Prakashan 2016 Available 48 Perspective of security and development in North East India / edited by S. K. Agnihotri, S.K.(ed.);Ray, B.Datta (ed.) Concept 2005 Available Agnihotri and B. Datta Ray 49 Daring bureaucracy: revelations and ruminations Agnihotri, V.K Manas Publications 2017 Available 50 Faculty manual Agnihotri, V.K. LBSNAA 1995 Available 51 System engineering approach to public policy analysis and design : indian Agnihotri, V.K. Dept. of Textile Technology 1993 Available handloom policy 52 TQM training for state / Central training institutions Agnihotri, V.K. LBSNAA 1998 Available 53 Handbook on the working of Ministary of Parliamentary Affairs Agnihotri, V.K. (ed.) Concept 2004 Available 54 Prasasako ke liye karye kousal vidhi Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) Vikash 1998 Available 55 Public policy analysis and design Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) Concept Pub. 1995 Available 56 Quality management in government Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) Allied 2003 Available 57 Prashasakon Ke Liye Prabhavi Karya Kaushal Vidhi Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) LBSNAA 1998 Available 58 Dimensions of the new economic policy;social sector Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) Concept publishing 1996 Available 59 Dimensions of the new economic policy Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) ; Ramachandran, Concept publishing 1996 Available H.(ed.) 60 Dimensions of the new economic policy Agnihotri, V.K.(ed.) ; Ramachandran, Concept publishing 1996 Available H.(ed.) 61 Indian Railway Track Agrawal, M.M. Not Available 62 I am sorry Agrawal, P.K Manas 2005 Available 63 Naxalism Agrawal, P.K Manas 2010 Available 64 India's move towards sustainable development Agrawal, P.K M. D. Pub. 1996 Available 65 Land and poverty alleviation Agrawal, P.K Kalpaz 2015 Available 66 Land reforms in states and Union Territories in India Agrawal, P.K Concept Pub. 2010 Available 67 Psychology of bureaucrats Agrawal, P.K Manas Publications 2016 Available 68 Solution to naxalism Agrawal, P.K Manas Publications 2016 Available 69 Bureaucracy to bureaucrazy Agrawal, P.K Manas 2001 Available 70 Environment Protection and Pollution Control in the Ganga / edited by P.K.Agrawal Agrawal, P.K.(ed.) D Publications 1994 Available 71 Brief history of modern India Ahir, Rajiv Specturm Books 2019 Available Sl. No. Title Author Name of publisher Year Status 72 Islamist challenge in West Asia: doctrinal and political competitions after the Arab Ahmad, Almiz Pentagon Press 2013 Available spring 73 Children of Abraham at war Ahmad, Talmiz Aakar Books 2010 Available 74 Pictorial guide to the plants of the Indian sub-continent Aima, Ramesh K. Natraj 2009 Available 75 Confessions of a secular fundamentalist Aiyar, Mani Shankar Penguin 2004 Available 76 Knickerwallahs, silly - lillies and other curious creatures Aiyar, Mani Shankar UBSPD 1995 Available 77 Pakistan papers Aiyar, Mani Shankar UBSPD Pub. 1994 Available 78 Resonance Ajay Pandey Not Available 79 Doosra Adhyay (Play) Ajay Shukla Not Available 80 Four lane expressway to stress management and happiness Ajay Shukla Not Available 81 Philosophy of Bhagwat Gita Ajay Shukla Not Available 82 Pratibodh (poem) Ajay Shukla Not Available 83 Silent Raindrop-Collection of poetry Ajay Shukla Not Available 84 Taj Mahal ka Tender (Play) Ajay Shukla Not Available 85 Who told you to join Railways Ajay Shulka 2018 Not Available 86 Darkness Before Dawn Ajay Singh Yadav Bhopal:Light House Not Available 87 Shikhar Yarns & Uncanny Tales Ajay Singh Yadav Bhopal:Light House Not Available 88 Two Cheers For The British Raj: A Political Novel Ajay Singh Yadav Bhopal:Light House Not Available 89 Why i am not a civil servant Ajay Singh Yadav Prakash Printers 1999 Available 90 Aadhunik bharat men police vyavstha Ajay Singh Yadav Vision Books 2016 Available 91 The Arrival Ajay, M. Gondane Not Available 92 Sakshi hai mahasamar Ajit Kumar Singh Lucknow, Sadaneera Prakashan 1992 Not Available 93 Tribal Development in M.P. : A Planning perspective Ajit Raizada ND; Inter India Publications Not Available 94 Communal riots in India Akhilesh Kumar Commonwealth Publishers 2018 Available 95 32 years in the police and after Alakh Kumar Sinha Bihar, A K Sinha, 1962 Not Available 96 Role of Civil Service-then and now Alexander, P.C. New Delhi; Gov. Of India 1983 Not Available 97 Perils of democracy Alexander, P.J. Somaiya Publications Pvt. Ltd. 1995 Available 98 Police and election in India Alexander, P.J. Indian Institute of Police Studies 1989 Available 99 Policing India in the new millennium Alexander, P.J. New Delhi, Allied Publishers 2002 Not Available 100 Clarion call by an IPS officer Ali, A.P Mohammed Kalpaz 2010 Available 101 Performance of women police Ali, A.P. Mohamed Kalpaz 2006 Available 102 Squatting with dignity Alok Kumar Sage 2011 Available 103 Squeting with dignity: Bharat mein swachchhata abhiyan Alok Kumar Sage 2015 Available 104 Making a difference Alphons, K.J. Viking 1996 Available 105 Badlav ke liye /tr. by Abhay Kishor Alphons, K.J. Vani Prakash 1998 Available 106 You are never too far- a collection of "prosotry" Amandeep Gill Not Available 107 Zarf-E-Nazar Amandeep Sidhu Chatha Not Available 108 Nine collections of poetry Amarendra Dhatua Not Available 109 MEA Propertiesq Amb. D’ Souza Not Available 110 The Divine Peacock: understanding contemporary India Amit Dasgupta & Satchidananda Murty Not Available Sl. No. Title Author Name of publisher Year Status 111 History of intelligence in modern India Amiya K.
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