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I. NEW ADDITION to PARLIAMENT LIBRARY English Books May 2011 I. NEW ADDITION TO PARLIAMENT LIBRARY English Books 000 GENERALITIES 1 Glenday, Craig, ed. Guinness world records 2011 / edited by Craig Glenday.-- London: Guinness World Records, 2011. 287p.; plates; 30cm. ISBN : 978-1-904994-57-2. R 032.02 GUI B195300 2 Winterson, David Press, politics and society / David Winterson.-- New Delhi: Centrum Press, 2010. vii, 294p.; 22cm. ISBN : 93-80836-32-4. 070.44932 WIN-p B194526 3 Singh, Neerja , ed. Nehru-Patel: agreement within differences: select documents and correspondences 1933-1950 / edited by Neerja Singh.—- New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2010. xvi, 373p.; 22cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 81-237-5875-6. 080 NEE-n B195149 150 PSYCHOLOGY 4 Farndon, John The world's greatest idea: the fifty greatest ideas that have changed humanity / John Farndon.-- London: Icon Books, 2010. 317p.; 21cm. ISBN : 184831-196-1. 153.2 Q0 B195427 5 Ray, Hem Shanker A random walk in the world of creativity and innovation / Hem Shanker Ray.-- New Delhi: National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources, 2010. 188p.: illus.; 24cm. Bibliography: p.186-187. 153.35 Q0 C69054 6 Sharan, Farida The old man and his soul / Farida Sharan.-- New Delhi: Akshaya Prakashan, 2010. ix, 148p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-88643-29-5. 155.937 Q0 B195466 7 Sirshree The one above: what if God was your neighbour? / Sirshree foreword by Krishna Iyer.-- New Delhi: Penguin Group, 2010. 159p.; 20cm. ISBN : 0-143-41519-0. 158 Q0 B195318 8 Aiyar, Prakash The habit of winning: stories to inspire, motivate and unleash the winner within / Prakash Iyer; foreword by R. Gopalakrishnan.-- New Delhi: Penguin Books, 2011. xxiv, 248p.; 20cm. ISBN : 0-143-06828-0. 158.1 Q1 C68821 9 Al-Khalili, Jim Pathfinders: the golden age of Arabic science / Jim Al-Khalili.—- London: Penguin Books, 2010. xxix, 302p.: plates: illus.; 24cm. ISBN : 1-846-14161-4. 181.92 Q0 B195383 200 RELIGION 10 Bushrui, Suheil The spiritual heritage of the human race: an introduction to the world's religions / Suheil Bushrui and Mehrdad Massaudi.-- Oxford: OneWorld Publications, 2010. xvii, 466p.: figs.; 24cm. Bibliography: P428-445. ISBN : 1-85168-574-5. 200 Q0 B195311 11 Singh, I.N. Environment and Buddhism / I.N. Singh.-- Delhi: Prashant Publishing, 2011. 270p., 23cm. ISBN : 93-80565-12-5. 294.3 Q1 B195298 12 Mayeda, Sengaku, ed. Spread and influence of Hinduism and Buddhism in Asia / edited by Sengaku Mayeda & Masahiro Shimoda.-- Delhi: Originals, 2010. xxv, 161p.; 23cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 81-8454-098-7. 294.3095 Q0 B194481 13 Frawley, David Universal Hinduism towards a new vision of Sanatana Dharma / David Frawley,.-- New Delhi: Voice of India, 2010. xxiii, 213p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-85990-89-7. 294.5 Q0 B195310 14 Rice, Stanley The origin of Hindu customs / Stanley Rice.-- New Delhi: Universal Voice, 2010. xiii, 235p.; 23cm. ISBN : 81-8442-019-7. 294.544 Q0 B194478 15 Sharma, Sangeeta Women's liberation: the Arya Samaj movement in India / Sangeeta Sharma.-- Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2010. xi, 208p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-316-0376-8. 294.5563 Q0 B195309 16 Gandhi, M.K. The message of the Gita / M.K. Gandhi.-- Bangalore: Global Edge, 2009. 64p.; 22cm. 294.5924G P9 C68773 17 Misra, Sidharth, ed. Monuments of valour and compassion: historical gurudwaras of Delhi / edited by Sidharth Mishra.-- New Delhi: Punjabi Academy, 2006. 96p.: plates; 22cm. ISBN : 81-87796-06-5. 294.6350954131 P6 C68811 18 Gobind Singh, Guru Zafarnama / Guru Gobind Singh.-- New Delhi: Penguin Books, 2011. xxxii, 113p.; 21cm. Bilingual: Persian-English. 294.682 Q1 C68945 19 Engineer, Asghar Ali The prophet of non-violence: spirit of peace, compassion & Universality in Islam / Asghar Ali Engineer.-- New Delhi: Vitasta, 2011. ix, 246p.; 23cm. ISBN : 80828-08-08-4. 297.63 Q1 B194516 20 Chopra, Deepak Muhammad: a story of the last prophet / Deepak Chopra.-- New York: HarperCollins, 2010. xiv, 267p.: 22cm. ISBN : 0-06-178242-8. 297.63092 Q0 B195429 21 McCormack, Win, ed. The Rajneesh chronicles: the true story of the cult that unleashed the first act of bioterrorism on U.S. soil / edited by Win McCormack.-- 2nd ed.-- Portland: Tin House Books, 2010. 358p.: plates; 22cm. ISBN : 0-9825691-9-1. 299.93 Q0 B195432 300 SOCIAL SCIENCES 22 Mehta, S.R. New understanding of Indian society: encounters with sociology / S.R. Mehta.-- Shimla: Indian Institute of Advanced Study, 2010. ix, 658p.; 22cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 81-7986-070-0. 301.0954 Q0 C68874 23 Thomas, Pradip Ninan Political economy of communications in India: the good, the bad and the ugly / Pradip Ninan Thomas.-- New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. xix, 268p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-321-0449-0. 302.230954 Q0 B194518 24 Asthana, N.C. Terrorism and anti-terrorist operations / N.C. Asthana and Anjali Nirmal.-- Jaipur: Pointer Publishers, 2010. xxv, 361p.: figs.; 25cm. ISBN : 81-7132-628-0. 303.625 Q0 B194500 25 Singh, M.K. Infrastructure of terrorism / M.K. Singh.-- New Delhi: Sumit Enterprises, 2010. 328p.: illus.: figs.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-8420-225-0. 303.625 Q0 B195284 26 Richmond, Oliver P., ed. Palgrave advances in peacebuilding: critical developments and approaches / edited by Oliver P. Richmond.-- Hampshire: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. xviii, 469p.; 22cm. (Palgrave advances). Bibliography: p.439-461. ISBN : 0-230-55523-5. 303.69 Q0 B194471 27 Shiva Kumar, A.K. , ed. Handbook of population and development in India / edited by A.K. Shiva Kumar, Pradeep Panda and Rajani R.Ved.-- New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2010. xv, 240p.: tables: figs.; 25cm. ISBN : 0-19-806929-4. 304.6 Q0 B195288 28 Dalvi, Vinay B. Role model: a key to character development / Vinay B. Dalvi.—- New Delhi: Pentagon Press, 2010. xxx, 137p.; plates; 22cm. ISBN : 81-8274-487-5. 305.242 Q0 B194512 29 Power, Nina One-dimensional woman / Nina Power.-- Gurgaon: Imprint One, 2009. 74p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-88861-10-1. 305.42 P9 B194507 30 Bebel, August Woman and socialism / August Bebel,.-- Hyderabad: All India Democratic Women Association, 2010. 480p.: tables; 22cm. 305.42 Q0 B195308 31 Butalia , Urvashi , ed. Women changing India / edited by Urvashi Butalia and Anita Roy.-- New Delhi: Zubaan, 2010. 219p.: plates; 30cm. ISBN : 81-89884-97-0. 305.420954 Q0 B195358 32 Sharma, Aruna Women empowerment in India: processes and inter-linkages / Aruna Sharma.-- New Delhi: Om Publications, 2010. 384p.; tables; 22cm. ISBN : 81-906766-6-3. 305.420954 Q0 B195426 33 Sharma, Manju Psycho-social dimensions and women empowerment / Manju Sharma.— New Delhi: Mahamaya Publishing, 2010. xii, 227p.; 22cm. Some papers in Hindi also. ISBN : 81-8325-094-8. 305.420954 Q0 B194486 34 Iqbal Mohammed Reservation for woman in governance in 21st century / Iqbal Mohammed,.-- New Delhi: DPS Publishing House, 2011. viii, 280p.; 22cm. ISBN : 93-80388-33-5. 305.420954 Q1 B194510 35 Sadaf Ahmad, ed. Pakistani women: multiple locations and competing narratives / edited by Sadaf Ahmad.-- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010. x, 316p.; 23cm. (Oxford in Pakistan readings in sociology and social anthropology). Bibliography: p.288-306. ISBN : 0-19-547705-4. 305.42095491 Q0 B194487 36 Chatterjee, Debi Ideas and movements against caste in India: ancient to modern times / Debi Chatterjee.-- 2nd rev. ed.-- Delhi: Abhijeet Publications, 2010. ix, 308p.; 22cm. Bibliography: p.292-299. ISBN : 93-80031-96-5. 305.50954 N8;Q0 B195516 37 Tripathy Pandey, Manisha Globalization and the Indian urban middle class: the emerging trend / Manisha Pandey Tripathy.-- New Delhi: Uppal Publishing, 2010. xxi, 274p.: tables: figs.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7658-060-1. 305.550954 Q0 B195286 38 Singharoy, Debal K., ed. Surviving against odds: the marginalized in a globalizing world / edited by Debal K. Singharoy.-- New Delhi: Manohar, 2010. 412p.: tables; 23cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 81-7304-877-7. 305.560954 Q0 B194477 39 Subramaniam, V., ed. Social exclusion, integration and inclusive policies / edited by V. Subramanayam & K. Sekhar.-- Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2010. xii, 260p.: tables; 22cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN : 81-316-0366-0. 305.5680954 Q0 B194515 40 Naik, G. Bhadru, ed. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's vision of dalit uplift and its contemporary relevance / edited by G. Bhadru Naik.-- Bengaluru: Sree Bhagawan Publications, 2008. 310p.; 21cm. 305.56880954 P8 C68860 41 Singh, R.A.P. Dalits and social equality / R.A.P. Singh.-- Jaipur: Aavishkar Publishers, 2010. vii, 112p.; 23cm. ISBN : 81-7910-334-0. Includes bibliographical references. 305.56880954 Q0 B195505 42 Drucker, Peter F. Men, ideas, and politics / Peter F. Drucker .-- Boston: Harvard Business Review Press, 2010. x, 271p.; 24cm. ISBN : 1-4221-3160-2. 306.2 Q0 B195443 43 Sen, Amartya Re-imagining India and other essays / Amartya Sen.-- Hyderabad: Orient Blackswan, 2010. xxi, 260p.; 23cm. ISBN : 81-250-4068-2. 306.20954 Q0 B194485 44 Gupta, K.R., ed. Rural development in India / edited by K.R. Gupta.-- New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers, 2010. v.4: tables: figs; 23cm. Includes bibliographical references; earlier volumes also available in the library. ISBN : 81-269-0244-6. 307.14120954 Q0 B194521; V.4 45 Pandey, S.K., ed. Conservation through poverty alleviation in India / edited by S.K. Pandey.-- Delhi: Signature Books International, 2011. viii, 280p.; 22cm. 307.14120954 Q1 B195302 46 Joshi, Shambhu Ram, comp. & ed. District and VDC profile of Nepal: a socio-economic development database of Nepal / edited and compiled by Shambhu Ram Joshi...[et al].-- Kathmandu: Intensive Study and Research Centre, 2010. 964p.: tables; 26cm. 307.1412095496 Q0 B195258 47 Baghel, Indu Tribal women and society / Indu Baghel.-- New Delhi: Jananada Prakashan, 2011. vi, 301p.: 22cm. Bibliography: p.292-295. ISBN : 81-7139-414-2. 307.772089 Q1 B195313 320 POLITICAL SCIENCE 48 MacLean, George A. Politics: an introduction / George A. MacLean and Duncan R. Wood.-- Ontario: Oxford University Press, 2010.
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