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Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLV 16-30 June, 2019 No.12 Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLV 16-30 June, 2019 No.12 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-RICE 1. SONI, Jeetendra Kumar and Others Weedy rice : Threat for sustainablility of direct seeded rice production. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.37-40. Discusses the weedy rice and its impact on direct seeded rice production. **Agriculture-Agricultural Commodities-Rice; Herbicide; Infestation. -AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 2. BEHERA, S. K. and Others Best micronutrient management practices for ameliorating micronutrient deficiency and enhance crop productivity. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.11-16. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Fertilizer; Micronutrient. 3. NOGIYA, M and Others Biological interventions to improve P-use efficiency and sustainable crop production. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.17-19. Discusses the method to improve phosphorus use efficiency of soil to maintain sustainble crop production. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Micro-organism; Soil; Fertilizers; Soil conservation. 4. RAGHAVENDRA, M. and Others System of wheat intensification : An innovative approach. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.23-26. Discusses the management practices for raising wheat production. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Agricultural Research; Food Security; Wheat. -AQUACULTURE 5. PRADHAN, Sweta and Others Designer pearl production in freshwater : an upcoming technology. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.53-56. **Agriculture-Aquaculture; Designer Pearl; Pond Culture; Pearl Farming. 2 **-Keywords -CROPS 6. VANDANA SHIVA Crime against nature and society are not "Satyagraha". JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.22), 2019(23.6.2019): P.5-6. Needs for banning of Bt. Brinjal to uphold India's biosafety and environmental law. **Agriculture-Crops; Agriculture Research; Bt. Brinjal; Genetically Modified Food Crop; Environmental Protection. -FARMERS AGITATION 7. Farmers protest in Mandsaur on second anniversary of firing. JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.22), 2019(23.6.2019): P.13-14. **Agriculture-Farmers Agitation; Police Firing. -FARMS AND FARMERS 8. YADAV, Prachi and MINA, Usha Amaranthus : Development opportunity : Crop for marginal farmers livelihood and nutritional security. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.27-31. **Agriculture-Farms and Farmers; Marginal Farmers; Pseudo-Cereal; Crop Rotation. -FISHING AND FISHERIES 9. SARKAR, U. K. and Others Climate resilient pen system in floodplain wetlands : An adaptive strategy for fisheries enhancement and biodiversity conservation. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.41-44. **Agriculture-Fishing and Fisheries; Fisher. -NATURAL RESOURCES 10. VELUGURI, Divya and Others Statewise report cards on ecological sustainability of agriculture in India. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.26-27), 2019(29.6.2019): P.19-27. **Agriculture-Natural Resources; Climate Change. -POULTRY 11. GAUTHAM, Kolluri and YADAV, Ajit Singh Mitigating managerial risks in poultry farms by securing the biosecurity. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.48-52. Emphasises on effective biosecurity program to support poultry health programs. **Agriculture-Poultry. 3 **-Keywords -WASTE AND WASTE RECLAMATION 12. RATHOD, Prakashkumar and REDDY, Dattu Potential use of sugarcane trash as a fodder source. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.4), 2019(April 2019): P.35-36. **Agriculture-Waste and Waste Reclamation; Sugarcane trash; Fodder; Agricultural commodities-Sugarcane. BIOGRAPHIES - CHAKRAVARTTY, NIKHIL 13. IYER, V.R. Krishna Nikhil Chakravartty : I salute you. MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.28), 2019(29.6.2019): P.15-16. Remembers Nikhil Chakravartty, great Journalist, thinker and Socialist. **Biographies- CHAKRAVARTTY, Nikhil. -KARNAD, GIRISH 14. CHHABRA, Sagari Girish Karnad-A tribute. MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.57(No.28), 2019(29.6.2019): P.31.32. Pays rich tribute to Girish Karnad (1938-2019) playwright, actor, film director, administrator and public intellectual. **Biographies-KARNAD, Girish. 15. NASEERUDDIN SHAH Goodbye, Girish. INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.44(No.25), 2019(24.6.2019): P.14. Pays tribute to Girish Karnad (1938-2019) famous actor and film director. **Biographies-KARNAD, Girish. -LUMUMBA, PATRICE 16. NTALAJA, Georges Nzongola Remembering Patrice Lumumba. JANATA (MUMBAI), V.74(No.22), 2019(23.6.2019): P.12-13. Remembers Patrice Lumumba, the first legally elected Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo. **Biographies-LUMUMBA, Patrice; Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). 4 **-Keywords -POLITICAL LEADERS-AMBAREESH, SUMALATHA 17. NANDAKUMAR, Prathima Vows renewed. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.28-29. Highlights Sumalatha Ambareesh, an independent candidate won Lok Sabha seat from Mandya, Karnataka in 17th Lok Sabha elections. **Biographies-Political Leaders-AMBAREESH, Sumalatha; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-BISOYI, PRAMILA 18. DIXIT, Rekha Grassroots gain. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.26-27. Throws light on various initiatives and achievements of Pramila Bisoyi, first time Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Aska constituency, Odisha. **Biographies-Political Leaders-BISOYI, Pramila; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-DIYA KUMARI 19. MISHRA, Soni Princess diaries. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.32-33. Throws light on the life of Diya Kumari, princess from Rajasthan royal family and elected Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Rajsamand constituency, Rajasthan. **Biographies-Political Leaders-DIYA KUMARI; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-DUGGAL, SUNITA 20. DIXIT, Rekha Beyond gender. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.30-31. Highlights the vision of Sunita Duggal, former officer in Indian Revenue Service who won Lok Sabha seat from Sirsa, Haryana in 17th Lok Sabha elections. **Biographies-Political Leaders-DUGGAL, Sunita; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. 5 **-Keywords -POLITICAL LEADERS-HARIDAS, RAMYA 21. PAUL, Cithara Winning note. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.42-43. Throws light on the struggles and achievements of Ramya Haridas, Singer turned politician who won Lok Sabha seat from Alathur, Kerala in 17th Lok Sabha elections. **Biographies-Political Leaders-HARIDAS, Ramya; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-JOTHIMANI, S 22. SUBRAMANIAN, Lakshmi Space of her own. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.34-35. Highlights the political journey of Jothimani S., elected Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Karur constituency, Tamil Nadu. **Biographies-Political Leaders-JOTHIMANI, S; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-MALOTH, KAVITHA 23. DEVULAPALLI, Rahul Ethnic energy. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.36-37. Highlights the achievements of Kavitha Maloth, elected Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Mahabubabad constituency, Telangana. **Biographies-Political Leaders-MALOTH, Kavitha; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-MAURYA, SANGHMITRA 24. AWASTHI, Puja Prescription for change. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.38-39. Highlights the vision of Sanghmitra Maurya, a doctor and elected Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Badaun, Uttar Pradesh. **Biographies-Political Leaders-MAURYA, Sanghmitra; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. 6 **-Keywords -POLITICAL LEADERS-MURMU, CHANDRANI 25. DEVULAPALLI, Rahul Customised connect. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.44-45. Highlights Chandrani Murmu a youngest Member of Parliament won from Keonjhar constituency, Odisha in Lok Sabha elections, 2019. **Biographies-Political Leaders-MURMU, Chandrani; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. -POLITICAL LEADERS-RANA, NAVNIT 26. JATHAR, Dnyanesh Giant slayer. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.25), 2019(23.6.2019): P.40-41. Throws light on the life of actor turned politician Navnit Rana and elected Member of Parliament in 17th Lok Sabha from Amravati, Maharashtra. **Biographies-Political Leaders-RANA, Navnit; Women Parliamentarians; 17th Lok Sabha. COMMERCE -CONSUMER PROTECTION 27. GUPTA, Ajita and KASHYAP, Seema Rural Consumers : Awareness regarding the legal provisions of consumer interest. INDIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL RESEARCH (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.3), 2019(May-June 2019): P.329-339. Assesses the awareness of rural consumers regarding the legal provisions of consumer interest. **Commerce-Consumer Protection; Rural Marketing. -E COMMERCE 28. KELKAR, Nachiket Right click. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.26), 2019(30.6.2019): P.106-107. Discusses Mukesh Ambani's planning to enter into e-commerce market through Reliance Retail. **Commerce-E Commerce; Reliance Retail; Hybrid Project. -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(CHINA-UNITED STATES) 29. CHANDRASEKHAR, C. P. Looming economic war. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.12), 2019(21.6.2019): P.93-95. Highlights the trade relations between the China and United States. **Commerce-International Trade-(China-United States). 7 **-Keywords DEFENCE -ARMY-(INDIA) 30. SANDHU, J. S. 'Jasper' Need to revamp Army Group Insurance Fund (AGIF). FAUJI INDIA(MUMBAI), V.5(No.6), 2019(May 2019): P.23-26. Stresses on need to upgrade Army Group Insurance Fund (AGIF) and enhance the insurance cover of the serving soldiers. **Defence-Army-(India); Defence Personnels; Group Insurance. 31. SINGH, D. P. Skydiving: The deepest
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