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GENERAL ELECTIONS -1996 a Select Annotated Bibliography GENERAL ELECTIONS -1996 A Select Annotated Bibliography DISSERTATION Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of MMtgt of Itbrarp anb Snfotmatton ^titntt I995r% »r IRUA MEHMOOD IMI Ms. tS kSM • 02 f iirot. No. X - 3215 Under the Supervision tA MR. S, HASAN ZAMARRUD (READER) OBPARTMBNT OP LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIBNGB ALIOARH MUSLIM UNIVBRSITY AUOARH (INDIAI 1996 .^^^-^P^'•'?,^ ,,•0 No. ^ . TV \ vsans Phone ( 0571 ) 400039 Telex : Sb4—230AMU/N Fax : 91-0571-400528 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY, ALIGARH—202002 (U.P), INDIA a»f. No. DatBd December 31 ^ 1996 This is to certify that the M.L. S. I.Sc. dissertation of Ms. Irma Mehmood on ' General Elections - 1996: A select annotated bibliography * was compiled under my supervision and guidance. ( S. /Hasan Zamarrud ) READER Dedicated to my losing parents For I will be needing their prayers Today. Tomorrow and all times to come. CONTENTS Page No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '-'" AIMS AND SCOPE iV-vii LIST OF PERIODICALS SCANNED viii-x PART ONE INTRODUCTION 1-44 PART TWO BIBLIOGRAPHY 45- PART THREE INDEX First of all my head is bowed before Almighty ALIAH- TAAIA whose mercy bestowed on me opportunity and priviledge for the timely completion of this dissertation without the help of Almighty God, This work would have not seen the light of the day. Secondly, I would like to express ray deep sense of gratitude to my teacher and Supervisor Mr. S. HASAN ZAMAKRUD, Reader, Department of Library and Information Science, A.M.U., Aligarh. Who inspite of his busy schedule shared his precious time, provided advice during the course of Con^letion of this work. He has been a guiding light in moments of darkness and a pillar of strength in troubled times. My sincere thanks are due to Mr. SHABAHAT HUSAIN, Chairman, Deptt. of Library and Information Science A.M.U, Aligarh for providing all facilities that I needed for my work. I am also indebted to my teacher, Mr. S. MUSTAFA I( K.Q. ZAIDI, Reader, Deptt. of Library and Information Science A.M.U., Aligarh for his suggestions and co-operation in all aspects, whenever I needed. I will be discourage in my duty, if i do not express sincere gratitude and indebtess to my parents who have been the source of guidence, inspiration and encouragement to me throughout my life. After them I am indebted to my elder brother Mr. Rozer MEHMOOD,who has always stood by me through all the rough patches. Without his sincere help, this work would remained a dream for me. And my brother-in-law Mr. MOHD ASLAM SIDDIQUI, Vetenary Docter and my sister Mrs. SABREENA their love & cooperation have been sources emotional support to me. My heartfelt thanks are due to my friend Miss. ASMA KHAN, her collective and cultivative support, moral backing helped me to continue my study and getting the pleasure of completion of this work. And well wishers specially Mr. ASIF FAREED SIDDIQUI, Research Scholar, Deptt of Library and Information Science A.M.U., Aligarh and Mr. Noman Jabrx &Mr. Mohd. QUAMRUDDIN, deserve special thanks for their kind attitude sympathy and full co-operation during the cotnpletion of this dissertation. I would like to express my gratefulness to the New Reading Hall incharge Mr. RAIS-UL-HASAN and Mr. WALI MOHD KHAN for providing me necesary material. Last but not the least I am thankful to Mr. ABUL KALAM AZAD (Computer Professional) Con^etent Xerox Centre, Chaitqpion Market, Aligarh for taking pains to bring out this work in its present form. [IKMA MEHMOOD] IV SCOPE AMD METHODOLOGY ********************* 1. SCOPE General elections of 1996 to the Lok Sabha and assemblies of Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Harayana, West Bengal and Pondicherry were held simultaneously in four phases on April 27, May 7 and May 21, and Lok Sabha poll were completed in Jammu and Kashmir on May 28. The out come of polls indicats that the people have for a change. The voters have become more aware about their Democratic rights. The basis aim of this study is to bring together at one place the documents and periodicals, articles publised in Indian and foreign jounals on the subject. Since the topic is so vast. I have tried to includes all the aspects and in each a few representative articles have been documented. Informative abstracts for the articles have been prepared. 2. METHODOLOGY The primary source were consulted in the following Libraries. i) Maulana Azad Library, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. ii) Sapru House Library, New Delhi iii) Indian Institute of Pviblic Administration (IIPA) , New Delhi. iv) Coaching Guidence Centre, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. v) Commerce Department, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. vi) Arabic Department, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. vi) Employment office Bureau, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. The procedure following in preparing this bibliography was as following :- 1. The secondary source was consulted in Maulana Azad Library, Aligarh to find out the location of the articles. These secondary source was :- Indian Periodical index. 2. The relevant bibliographical details were noted down on 5" X 7" cards following the (IS: 2381-1969) version, 3. The primary source were consulted in Maulana Azad Library Aligarh and Libraries in Delhi. 4. On con^iletion of the abstracts subject headings were v« assigned, subject headings are completely co-extensive to the extent possible. 5. The subject heading were arrange in an alphabetical 2 sequence of various elements. 6. In the end a combined author and title index was prepared, providing reference to various entries by their respective numbers. 7. No subject Index has been provided as bibliograhy itself arranged alphabetically through subject headings. STAMDASD FOLLOWED Bibliography reference for periodical articles. Care has been taken to follows strictly the rules and practices of CCC. Thus it given a uniformity for the bibliographical references throughtout the selected bibliography. Attemp has been made to give the full name of the periodicals. The items of bibliographical references for each entry of periodical are arrange as follows :- a) Name (s) of author (s) b) Full stop (.) c) Title of the article including sxibtitle, if any d) Title of the periodical in full e) Full stop (.) f) Volume number in Indo arabic Numberals. g) Coma {,) h) Issue number i) Year of publication VII j) Date of publication k) Inclusive pages of Article SPECIMEN ENTRY 101. KARP (Jonathan). Certain Uncertainty. Far Eastern Economic Review. 159, 22; 1996, 5, 30; 18-20. SXTBJECT HEADING Attempt has been made to give co-extensive subject heading as much as possible, it will facilitate the readers to find out desired article (s) from this bibliography. ARRANGEMENT In enrty is preceeded by subject heading in capital. The entry beings with entry element (i.e. surname of the author) in capitals, following be the secondry element (i.e. forename) in parenthesis and then title of the article, which is followed by the underlined title of the periodical, its volume, issue no, date of pioblication and page no. If the entry beings capitals. Each entry is them followed by an informative abstact of the article. INDEX The index part contains a combined author and title index. The index guides to the specific entry or entries in the bibliograpy. It is hoped that it will be found use full in consultation of the bibliography. LIST OF PERIODICALS/NEWSPAPERS SCANNED S.No. Name of the periodical Place of Frequency publication 1. Asian Age Delhi Weekly 2. Asian Recorder New Delhi Weekly 3. Asian Week Hongkong Weekly 4. Blitz Mumbai Weekly 5. Business India Mumbai Fortnightly 6. Business Today Delhi Fortnightly 7. Business World Calcutta Fortnightly 8. Centre For Policy Research California Quarterly 9. Civil Services Chronicl e New Delhi Monthly 10, Competition Master Delhi Fortnightly 11, Competition Refresher New Delhi Monthly 12, Competition Success Review New Delhi Monthly 13, Dalit Voice Bangalore Bi-monthly 14, Democratic World New Delhi Quarterly 15. Economic and Political Weekly Mumbai Weekly 16. Economic Times New Delhi Daily 17. Economist London Weekly 18. Financial Express Mumbai Daily 19. Far Eastern Economic Review America Weekly 20. Frontier Calcutta Weekly 21. Frontline Chennai Fortnightly 22. Hindu Chennai Daily 23. Hindustan Times New Delhi Daily 24. India Abroad New Delhi Weekly 25. Indian Express New Delhi Daily 26. India Today New Delhi Fortnightly 27. Janata Mumbai Weekly 28. Mainstream New Delhi Weekly 29. Monthly Commentary on Indian Economic Conditions New Delhi Monthly 30 Muslim India New Delhi Monthly 31 Nation Pakistan Daily 32 National Herald Lucknow Daily 33 Nation And The World New Delhi Fortnightly 34 New Age New Delhi Weekly 35 New Wave New Delhi Weekly 36, Newsweek New York Weekly 37, Organiser New Delhi Weekly 38, Outlook New Delhi Weekly 39. Patriot New Delhi Daily 40, Calcutta Weekly 41, People's Democracy Pioneer Lucknow Daily 42, New Delhi Monthly 43. Pratiyogita Kiran New Delhi Weekly Prout 44. Public Opinion New Delhi Monthly 45. Radiance New Delhi Weekly 46. Rashtriya Sahara Mumbai Monthly 47. Redical Humanist New Delhi Monthly 48. Seminar New Delhi Monthly 49. Statesman New Delhi Daily 50. Sunday Calcutta Weekly 51. Telegraph Calcutta Daily 52. Third Concept New Delhi Monthly 53. Time Tokyo Weekly 54. Times of India New Delhi Daily 55. Tribune Chandigarh Daily 56. Toppers India New Delhi Monthly 57. Week Kottayam Weekly m^^<yne ^'n/^e<)<iaryti(>n 1 mTRODUCTIOH It is not generally known that the republican forms of government existed in many part of ancient India. There is no dearth of references to such governments in the Budhist literature. The first evidence of the representative form of government is found in the Vedas. National life and activities in the earliest times were governed by popular assembliesand institutions.
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