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Parliamentary Documentation Vol. XXXVIII 1-15 December 2012 No.23 Parliamentary Documentation Vol. XXXVIII 1-15 December 2012 No.23 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 1 PATEL, Amrit and KALKOTI, Gopal Accelerating agricultural growth in Nagaland. YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.56, 2012(Dec, 2012): P.28-36 ** Agriculture-Agricultural Production. -AGRO BASED INDUSTRY 2 GOTHOSKAR, Sujata This chay is bitter: Exploiltative relations in the Tea industry. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.47(No.50), 2012 (15.12.2012): P.33-40 Highlights the violation's of the rights of the tea picking workers, mostly women, in the tea gardens of India. ** Agriculture-Agro Based Industry; Tea Industry. -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-(INDIA) 3 ANSAL, Sushil Seeking way out of urban chaos. PIONEER (NEW DELHI), 2012(13.12.2012) Highlights the saleint features of the Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Bill, 2011. ** Agriculture-Land and Land Reforms-Land Acquisition- (India). 4 VENKITESH RAMAKRISHNAN Grounds for hope. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.22), 2012(16.11.2012): P.34-36 Discusses over a ten point agreement signed between Union Government and Ekta Parishad, a Non-Governmental Organisation to bring land reforms legislation. ** Agriculture-Land and Land Reforms-Land Acquisition- (India). AWARDS -INTERNATIONAL AWARDS-NOBEL PRIZE-(PEACE) 5 CHERIAN, John And the award goes to........ FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.22), 2012(16.11.2012): P.51-53 ** - Keywords 1 AWARDS -INTERNATIONAL AWARDS-NOBEL PRIZE-(PEACE) Expresses views over awarding Nobel Peace Prize of 2012 to European Union. ** Awards-International Awards-Nobel Prize-(Peace). 6 CRAVINHO, Joao Nobel years of peace in Europe. TIMES OF INDIA (MUMBAI), 2012(11.12.2012) Applauds the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the European Union for their contribution to promote reconciliation and democratic values in Europe. ** Awards-International Awards-Nobel Prize-(Peace). BIOGRAPHIES -POLITICAL LEADERS-GANDHI, RAHUL 7 KALYANI SHANKAR Tough road ahead for Rahul Gandhi. PIONEER (NEW DELHI), 2012(14.12.2012) Throws light on political challenges ahead for Indian National Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GANDHI, Rahul; Indian National Congress. -POLITICAL LEADERS-GUJRAL, INDER KUMAR 8 GUPTA, Shekhar Accidentally, in history. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2012(1.12.2012) Acknowledges the diplomatic skills of Inder Kumar Gujral. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. 9 GUPTA, Smita Politician who was gentleman first. HINDU (CHENNAI), 2012(1.12.2012) Acknowledges the contribution of Inder Kumar Gujral in Indian politics. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. 10 MALHOTRA, Inder Gentleman Prime Minister. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2012(1.12.2012) Throws light on the political skills of Inder Kumar Gujral. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. ** - Keywords 2 -POLITICAL LEADERS-GUJRAL, INDER KUMAR 11 NAYAR, Kuldip In the world of foreign policy, a rare idealist. HINDU (CHENNAI), 2012(1.12.2012) Throws light on the foreign policy of former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. 12 SALMAN HAIDAR Gujral legacy. STATESMAN (KOLKATA), 2012(4.12.2012) Acknowledges the efforts of Inder Kumar Gujral for peace and maintaining good relations in South Africa region. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. 13 SHARMA, Vinod Pragmatic victory of peace. HINDUSTAN TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2012(4.12.2012) Pays tribute to Inder Kumar Gujral, the former Prime Minister of India. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-GUJRAL, Inder Kumar. -POLITICAL LEADERS-KEJRIWAL, ARVIND 14 TRIPATHI, Purnima S Shock strategy. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.22), 2012(16.11.2012): P.23-24 Discusses the political prospects of anti-corruption crusader-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal in the upcoming Lok sabha elections of 2014. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-KEJRIWAL, Arvind; Political Development-(India). -POLITICAL LEADERS-MODI, NARENDRA 15 ARUN, T K Why Narendra Modi should not become Prime Minister. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2012(8.12.2012) Expresses views on the candidature of Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi as Prime Ministerial of India in the forthcoming Lok Sabha election, 2014. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-MODI, Narendra. ** - Keywords 3 -POLITICAL LEADERS-MODI, NARENDRA 16 MUKHOPADHYAY, Nilanjan Man who would be Prime Minister. TELEGRAPH (KOLKATA), 2012(9.12.2012) Acknowledges the political skills of Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-MODI, Narendra. -POLITICAL LEADERS-PANT, KRISHNA CHANDRA 17 K C Pant: End of an era. INDIAN OBSERVER (NEW DELHI), V.62(No.23), 2012 (1.12.2012): P.21-24 Pays tribute to Krishna Chandra Pant, an eminent political leader. ** Biographies-Political Leaders-PANT, Krishna Chandra. -PROMINENT PERSONS-KASTURI, G 18 SUBRAMANIAN, T S Complete editor. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.20), 2012(19.10.2012): P.118-122 Pays tribute to the editor of Hindu newspaper, G Kasturi. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-KASTURI, G. -PROMINENT PERSONS-RAVI SHANKAR 19 GHOSH, Bikram Maestro's magic. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2012(13.12.2012) Gives an opinion on the achievement of Pandit Ravi Shankar in the field of music. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-RAVI SHANKAR. 20 MENON, Sadanand Sitar loses its strings. HINDU (CHENNAI), 2012(13.12.2012) Pays tribute to legendary musician Ravi Shankar. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-RAVI SHANKAR. 21 MITRA DAS, Srijana India's classiest rock star. TIMES OF INDIA (MUMBAI), 2012(13.12.2012) ** - Keywords 4 -PROMINENT PERSONS-RAVI SHANKAR Pays tribute to Ravi Shankar, a famous musician in India. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-RAVI SHANKAR. 22 MUDGAL, Shubha World music, but not fusion. HINDU (CHENNAI), 2012(14.12.2012) Appreciates the contribution of Pandit Ravi Shankar in promoting Indian music around the world. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-RAVI SHANKAR. -PROMINENT PERSONS-THILAKAN, SURENDRANATHA 23 VENKITESWARAN, C S Portrait of a patriarch. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.20), 2012(19.10.2012): P.123-125 Pays rich tribute to Surendranatha Thilakan, a great Malyalee actor. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-THILAKAN, Surendranatha. COMMERCE -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-ASEAN) 24 BHUYAN, Anjan and CHAKRABORTY, Sweety Ethical dilemma in border-trade: An aproach to the need of ethical codes for the North Eastern region of India, P.247-276, in. PHUKAN, DEVOJIT (ED): LOOK EAST POLICY AND NORTH EAST INDIA, 2012 New Delhi, SSDN Publishers and Distributors. ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-ASEAN). -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-CHINA) 25 PALIT, Amitendu Economically meaningless. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2012(11.12.2012) Expresses views on proposal to sign a bilateral Free Trade Agreement between India and China. ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-China). -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-MYANMAR) 26 SEN MAZUMDAR, Sayantani Reinventing Moreh through India's Look East Policy. WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.33(No.12), 2012(Dec, 2012): ** - Keywords 5 -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-MYANMAR) P.87-93 Focuses on the trade relations between India and Myanmar. ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-Myanmar). -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-PAKISTAN) 27 ISHRAT HUSAIN and RAMDAS, Kavita N Agenda for better Indo-Pak trade. DECCAN CHRONICLE (HYDERABAD), 2012(1.12.2012) ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-Pakistan). 28 ISHRAT HUSAIN and RAMDAS, Kavita N How to build trust. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2012(1.12.2012) Gives suggestions to improve bilateral trade relations between India and Pakistan. ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-Pakistan). -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-SRI LANKA) 29 CHAWLA, Gorakh Paradigm shift in India-Sri Lanka trade relations: FTA and beyond. WORLD FOCUS (DELHI), V.33(No.12), 2012(Dec, 2012): P.114-116 FTA: Free Trade Agreement. ** Commerce-International Trade-(India-Sri Lanka). COMMUNICATIONS -TELECOMMUNICATIONS-(INDIA) 30 ANTONY, M J Disconnect with consumers. BUSINESS STANDARD (NEW DELHI), 2012(5.12.2012) Emphasises that Supreme Court should review its decision on accountability of telephone companies. ** Communications-Telecommunications-(India); Judgement. CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION -MORAL POLICING 31 DE, Hemchhaya Thou shalt not blaspheme. TELEGRAPH (KOLKATA), 2012(5.12.2012) Argues against Indian blasphemy law. ** - Keywords 6 CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION -MORAL POLICING ** Culture and Civilization-Moral Policing. DEFENCE -ARMY-(INDIA) 32 MEHTA, Ashok K Aayo Gorkhali ! Cry that won us a war. PIONEER (NEW DELHI), 2012(5.12.2012) Talks about the valour of Gorkha Rifles during the 1971 war in East Pakistan. ** Defence-Army-(India). -DEFENCE ADMINISTRATION-PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 33 TRIPATHI, Purnima S Pay and pain. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.29(No.22), 2012(16.11.2012): P.99-101 Highlights Armed Foces' protest against the anamolies in the pay structure of the 6th Pay Commision. ** Defence-Defence Administration-Personnel Management. -DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-ASEAN) 34 GOGOI, Amrita Pritam Non-traditional security concerns: North Eastern society vis-a-vis Look East Policy, P.277-294, in. PHUKAN, DEVOJIT (ED): LOOK EAST POLICY AND NORTH EAST INDIA, 2012 New Delhi, SSDN Publishers and Distributors. ** Defence-Defence Relations-(India-ASEAN). -DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-CHINA) 35 CHELLANEY, Brahma Scorched by the dragon. HINDUSTAN TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2012(13.12.2012) Contemplates that India and other nations may learn lesson from 1962 war fought between India and China. ** Defence-Defence Relations-(India-China). ** - Keywords 7 -DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-NEW ZEALAND) 36 CHAKRABORTY, Mohor
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