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Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLV 16-30 November, 2019 No.22 Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLV 16-30 November, 2019 No.22 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 1. SHARMA, Hari Om and RATHI, Deepak Problems and prospects of production of small millets and their value added products in Madhya Pradesh. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.76(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.25-28. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Millets; Minimum Support Price (MSP). 2. STANIKZAI, Ezatullah and Others Factors affecting growth of agriculture in Punjab. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.76(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.8-15. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Annual Growth Rate. 3. SUNNY KUMAR and SIDANA, Baljinder Kaur Impact of climate change on the productivity of rice and wheat crops in Punjab. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.46), 2019(23.11.2019): P.38-44. **Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Global Warming; Rainfall; Climate Change. -AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH-ORGANIC FARMING 4. YADAV, Shikha Organic agriculture in peri-urban area of Delhi : A case study of organic acre, Bankner village. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.76(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.16-24. **Agriculture-Agricultural Research-Organic Farming. -BIRDS 5. PANDE, Neha and SHARMA, Arun Kumar Avitourism in Uttrakhand. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.47), 2019(30.11.2019): P.18-21. Draws attention towards the promoting birdwatching and avitourism as part of ecotourism in Uttrakhand. **Agriculture-Birds; Bird Tourism; Avitourism. 2 **-Keywords -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-SOIL CONSERVATION 6. GROVER, D. K. and Others Impact of soil health card scheme on production, productivity and soil health in Punjab. AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.76(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.29-32. **Agriculture-Land and Land Reforms-Soil Conservation; Fertilizers. BIOGRAPHIES -POLITICAL LEADERS-CHOWDHURY, ADHIR 7. DEVASAHAYAM, M. G. Local phenomenon on a national stage. GFILES (NEW DELHI), V.13(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.20-24. Throws light on the Political career of congress party President Adhir Chowdhury. **Biographies-Political Leaders-CHOWDHURY, Adhir. CENSUS AND POPULATION -CENSUS RECORDS 8. ROY, Rajat Ignition with a count. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.46), 2019(25.11.2019): P.10-11. Speculates about the introduction of National Population Register (NPR) in West Bengal. **Census and Population-Census Records; NRC; NPR; West Bengal. -POPULATION POLICY-(CHINA) 9. Old, not yet rich. ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.433(No.9167), 2019(2-8 November 2019): P.65-66. Discusses the impact of chinese demography on its economy. **Census and Population-Population Policy-(China); Demography; Old Age; One Child Policy; Economic Growth. COMMERCE -INTERNAITONAL TRADE 10. MAHAJAN, Ashwani Bold and wise move. ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.21), 2019(17.11.2019): P.6-9. Praises central government decision of not joining Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). **Commerce-Internaitonal Trade; RCEP; Trade Deficit; EXIM Policy-(India). 3 **-Keywords COMMUNICATION -SOCIAL MEDIA 11. AHUJA, Namrata Biji Big bad bug. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.46), 2019(17.11.2019): P.39-44. Highlights the issue of cellphone infestation through whatsapp messaging by Pegasus, a dangerous Spyware. **Communication-Social Media; Whatsapp; Surveillance Technology; Cyber Crime. 12. MISHRA, Soni Low point. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.46), 2019(17.11.2019): P.48-49. Emphasises on the need for the legal framework for the privacy and security of online data in India. **Communication-Social Media; Whatsapp; Spyware; Surveillance; Information Technology Act; Cyber Crime. 13. SAGAR, Pradip R. Tech, A risk. WEEK (KOCHI), V.37(No.46), 2019(17.11.2019): P.50-51. Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of spyware techndogies. **Communication-Social Media; Whatsapp; Spyware; Cyber Crime; Security Agencies. COMMUNICATIONS -SOCIAL MEDIA 14. CHATTOPADHYAY, Suhrid Sankar Crime of criticism. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.23), 2019(22.11.2019): P.94-95. Highlights the arrest of Congress spokesperson Sanmoy Bandopadhyay for his criticising Mamata Banerjee and her nephew on social media. **Communications-Social Media; Chief Minister; Police; Political Development- (West Bengal). -TELECOMMUNICATIONS-(INDIA) 15. CHANDRASEKHAR, C. P. In dire straits. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.23), 2019(22.11.2019): P.41-42. Highlights the telecom industry distress in India. **Communications-Telecommunications-(India); Telecom Industry. 4 **-Keywords CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 16. ABHISHEK KUMAR Expansion of constitutionalism and global challenges. THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.33(No.393), 2019(November 2019): P.27- 32. **Constitution and Constitutional Law-Constitutional Development; Religious Terrorism; Corruption. -CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT-(INDIA) 17. NASEER GANAI Stream of main paradox. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.46), 2019(25.11.2019): P.18. Highlights the plight of detained leaders in Jammu and Kashmir after abrogation of Article 370. **Constitution and Constitutional Law-Constitutional Development-(India); Political Development-(Jammu and Kashmir); Article 370. DEFENCE -ARMS AND ARMAMENT 18. DAR, Yunus New threat. FORCE (NOIDA), V.17(No.3), 2019(November 2019): P.36-37. Draws attention towards the cheap drones being emerged as new vehicles of criminal activities by Pakistan against India. **Defence-Arms and Armament; Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; International Relations-(India-Pakistan); Drones. -DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-FRANCE) 19. ROY, P. K. SC's clean chit to NDA government. ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.22), 2019(24.11.2019): P.50. Highlights Supreme Court decision on the petitions by Rahul Gandhi seeking re- examination of verdict on purchase of Rafale fighter aircraft by NDA government. **Defence-Defence Relations-(India-France); Rafale Deal; Defence Procurement; Defence Deal. 5 **-Keywords ECONOMIC GROWTH -ECONOMIC CRISIS-(INDIA) 20. REDDY, Narasimha D. Manufactured crisis. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.23), 2019(22.11.2019): P.96-100. Analyses the causes and impact of slowdown in Indian economy as reported by Reserve Bank of India. **Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(India); Gross Domestic Product. -ECONOMIC CRISIS-(UNITED STATES) 21. Easy now. ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.433(No.9167), 2019(2-8 November 2019): P.33-34. Shows concern over the slowdown in economic growth rate of United States of America. **Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(United States); Recession. ENERGY -POWER PLANTS 22. ABDUL GANI Damned if you do. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.59(No.46), 2019(25.11.2019): P.14-15. Deals with the resumption of work of Subansiri Hydro Electric Power Project at Gerukamukh along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh after eight years. **Energy-Power Plants; Subansiri Hydel Project; Dams; Hydro Electric Energy. ENVIRONMENT -AIR POLLUTION 23. BANSAL, Swati How Delhi's air pollution emergency links back to water. UDAY INDIA (DELHI), V.10(No.49-50), 2019(17-23 November 2019): P.38-39. Highlights water-use policies of state governments that force farmers to burn agriculture waste during November and its link to severe air pollution in Delhi. **Environment-Air Pollution; Water Conservation; Smog. 24. GHERTNER, D. Asher Colonial roots of India's air pollution crisis. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.47), 2019(30.11.2019): P.68-73. **Environment-Air Pollution; Pollution Control. 6 **-Keywords -ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION 25. ARORA, Saurabh and Others Sustainable development through diversifying pathways in India. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.46), 2019(23.11.2019): P.32-36. Emphasises on the need for diversifying pathways in place of modernising development pathways for sustainable development. **Environment-Environment Protection; Modernisation; Rainwater Harvesting; Pollution Control. -GLOBAL WARMING 26. KATARIA, Sumiti Discourse on climate change. THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.33(No.393), 2019(November 2019): P.7-14. Discusses climate change and its implications on mankind. **Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Carbon Emission; Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. -POLLUTION 27. BAVISKAR, Amita and GIDWANI, Vinay Lives of waste and pollution. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.47), 2019(30.11.2019): P.33-35. Draws attention towards the problems of waste disposal and pollution in Indian cities. **Environment-Pollution; Pollution Control; Hazardous Waste; Waste Management. FINANCE -BANK FRAUDS 28. DATAR, M. K. Judiciary and the stressed assets resolution. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.46), 2019(23.11.2019): P.16-17; 19. Examines the outcome of judiciary led resolution processes between defaulting borrowers and lenders. **Finance-Bank Frauds; Bankruptcy Code; Reserve Bank of India. 7 **-Keywords -TAXATION-(INDIA) 29. MUKHERJEE, Sacchidananda Issues of compliance in GST: Reflecting on the CAG's report. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.54(No.47), 2019(30.11.2019): P.22-24. Comments on CAG's first assessment report on Goods and Service Tax (GST) for 2018-19. **Finance-Taxation-(India); Goods and Service Tax. FOOD -FOOD SECURITY 30. RAJALAKSHMI, T. K. Dismal record. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.36(No.23), 2019(22.11.2019): P.88-90. Analyses Indian hunger levels as per the Global Hunger Index Report on hunger and food deprivation. **Food-Food Security; Hunger; Malnutrition; Child Mortality; Public Distribution System. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -(INDIA-CHINA) 31. ZONGYI, liu Future of China-India relations. GFILES (NEW DELHI), V.13(No.7), 2019(October 2019): P.46-54. **International Relations-(India-China);
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