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Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLVII 1-15 June, 2021 No.11 Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLVII 1-15 June, 2021 No.11 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-(TEA) 1. ROY, Dipankar To make tea, add water. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.12-13. Analyses the implications of prolonged drought on tea plantation in Assam. **Agriculture-Agricultural Commodities-(Tea); Drought; Pandemic; Natural Calamities. -FARMS AND FARMERS 2. TASNEEM Q. KHAN and SHARMA, Vishnu Taking allied sector to newer heights. KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.7), 2021(May 2021): P.37-42. Discusses the various initiatives taken by government to strengthen agriculture and the allied sectors. **Agriculture-Farms and Farmers; Agricultural Policy-(India). -FARMS AND FARMERS-FARMERS’ AGITATION 3. SHARMA, Pratul Tough soil. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.24), 13.6.2021(2021): P.14-17. Analyses the impact of farmers' protest against farm laws on next year assembly elections, 2022 in Punjab. **Agriculture-Farms and Farmers-Farmers’ Agitation; Farm Laws; Assembly Elections. -FORESTS AND FORESTRY 4. RAMAN, Shankar T. R. India's revenant forests. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.44-45. Highlights concern over compensatory afforestation programme of degraded forests with special reference to Andaman and Nicobar islands. **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry; Forest Management and Policy; Afforestation. 5. VENKATARAMAN, Ramesh Weed out the brutish colonisers. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.46-47. Shows concern over colonisation of invasive species posing threat to biodiversity in Indian forests. **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry; Forest Management and Policy; Ecological Restoration; Environment Conservation; Biodiversity. 2 **-Keywords -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-FOREST FIRE 6. Mizoram Land : Massive fire ensue. EASTERN PANORAMA (SHILLONG), V.28, 2021(May-June 2021): P.49-50. Report on the massive fire rages in Mizoram. **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Forest Fire. -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-FOREST MANAGEMENT AND POLICY 7. BANERJEE, Ananda From seed to forest. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.38-43. Throws light on the ecological restoration of degraded forests by environmentalist in India. **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Forest Management and Policy; Afforestation; Environmental Conservation; Wildlife. -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-WILD LIFE 8. DIXIT, Rekha Guardians of the ghats. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.23), 6.6.2021(2021): P.30-35. Throws light on the new discoveries and prevailing wild life rich biodiversity in Western Ghats of India. **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Wild Life; Western Ghats. BIOGRAPHIES -POLITICAL LEADERS-RAJIV GANDHI 9. Balachandran, Vappala How Rajiv Gandhi's peace deals materialised : Vappala Balachandran. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.22), 2021(30.5.2021). Discusses various peace accords happened during Rajiv Gandhi's tenure as Prime Minister of India. **Biographies-Political Leaders-Rajiv Gandhi; Peace. 10. Salman Khurshid Bofors allegations shattered a dream. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.22), 2021(30.5.2021). Throws light on the Political career of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. **Biographies-Political Leaders-Rajiv Gandhi. 3 **-Keywords -PROMINENT PERSONS-BAHUGUNA 11. ANTONY, Navin J. Original tree-hugger. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.23), 6.6.2021(2021): P.48-49. Pays tribute for his Sunderlal Bahuguna contribution to save trees and forests through his "Chipku Movement". **Biographies-Prominent Persons-BAHUGUNA; Sundarlal. -PROMINENT PERSONS-K.R. GOURI AMMA 12. KRISHNAKUMAR, R Death of a red star. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.38(No.11), 2021(4.6.2021): P.78-81. Tribute to K.R. Gouri Amma, an Indian politician and the first woman minister of Kerala. **Biographies-Prominent Persons-K.R. GOURI AMMA; Politician. -PROMINENT PERSONS-WAGH, VILAS 13. CHOUSALKAR, Ashok Vilas Wagh (1939-2021) : Ambedkarite scholar, publisher and activist. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.56(No.17), 2021(27.4.2021): P.22-23. Tribute to Vilas Wagh, famous social activist and prominent Ambedkarite scholar. **Biographies-Prominent Persons-WAGH, Vilas; Social Activist. COMMERCE -E-COMMERCE 14. KELKAR, Nachiket Super apps will take Amazon-Reliance rivalry to next level. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.22), 2021(30.5.2021). Deals with competition between Amazon and Reliance over hold on e-commerce market in India. **Commerce-E-commerce; Jio Mart; Retail Markets. COMMUNICATIONS -TELECOMMUNICATIONS-(INDIA) 15. THOMAS, K. Sunil Call of the future. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.23), 6.6.2021(2021): P.54-56; 58. Analyses the possible impact of 5G in India. **Communications-Telecommunications-(India); 5G. 4 **-Keywords ECONOMIC GROWTH -ECONOMIC CRISIS-(INDIA) 16. Lights, power, inaction : India's economy. ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.439(No.9243), 2021(7.5.2021): P.62. Focuses on how to track the impact second wave of COVID-19 on India's economy. **Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(India); Coronavirus. EDUCATION -GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS 17. SINGH, G. P. Back to public schools. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.17. Appreciation of Punjab government's work in education sector reforms resulted increase in enrollment in government-run-schools in the state. **Education-Government Schools; Education Policy-(Punjab); Educational Reforms. ENERGY -POWER PLANTS 18. SAHU, Sandeep Power plan gone underground. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.23), 2021(14.6.2021): P.7. Deals with the delay in the constructions of cyclone-resistant power system along the coastal belt in Odisha. **Energy-Power Plants; Cyclones. ENVIRONMENT -NATURAL CALAMITIES-CYCLONE 19. UNNITHAN, Sandeep Fatal lapses at sea. INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.46(No.23), 2021(7.6.2021): P.16-19. Expresses concern over the 86 person dead in ONGC offshore disaster in Mumbai because of Cyclone Tauktate and focuses on the reasons responsible for it after warning issued. **Environment-Natural Calamities-Cyclone; Tauktae; ONGC. FINANCE -INFLATION 20. ARUN, M. G. Cost of COVID control? INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.46(No.22), 2021(31.5.2021): P.14. Stresses concern over WPI inflation being raise amid the pandemic. **Finance-Inflation; Wholesale Price Index. 5 **-Keywords INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT -ENTERPRISES-EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT 21. RAMANAN, R and Others Promoting a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.7), 2021(May 2021): P.5-10. Emphasies need to promote innovations and entrepreneurship for development. **Industrial Development-Enterprises-Employment and Unemployment; Scientific and Industrial Research. -STEAL INDUSTRY 22. White hot : The steel industry in India. ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.439(No.9243), 2021(7.5.2021): P.54-55. Deals with the condition of Steel industry in India amid pandemic. **Industrial Development-Steal Industry; Coronavirus. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -(CHINA-UNITED STATES) 23. BANERJEE, Rabi Leak, flak and the bleak future. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.24), 13.6.2021(2021): P.46-49. Deals with tussle between China and United States efforts to investigate the origins of Covid-19 including Wuhan lab leak theory. **International Relations-(China-United States); Public Health; Coronavirus; Pandemic. -(INDIA-MYANMAR) 24. SUNZU BACHASPATIMAYUM Myanmar anticoup forces expects more from India : Humanitarian crisis in Manipur's border town March. EASTERN PANORAMA (SHILLONG), V.28, 2021(May-June 2021): P.25-27. Deals with India's diplomacy towards the coup in Myanmar and also focuses on the impact of Myanmarese refugees surging in Manipur. **International Relations-(India-Myanmar); Military Coup; Refugees and Rehabilitation. -(ISRAEL-PALESTINE) 25. DIXIT, Rekha Neither Israel nor Hamas in Palestine is even thinking of peace. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.22), 2021(30.5.2021). Deals with the conflicts between Israel and Palestine resulted in Rocket attack by Hamas and air strike relation by Israel in Gaza. **International Relations-(Israel-Palestine); Gaza. 6 **-Keywords 26. GUHA, Seema Israel's game of strip poker. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V,61(No.22), 2021(7.6.2021): P.12-13. Highlights Israel's bomb attack against Hamas militants at Gaza strip killing hundreds including women and children in Palestine. **International Relations-(Israel-Palestine); Gaza Attack; Hamas. 27. JOY, Ajish P. Flashpoint Gaza : Hamas, Netanyahu stand to gain politically. WEEK (KOCHI), V.39(No.22), 2021(30.5.2021). Deals with political gain to Hamas in Palestine and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel after gaza conflict. **International Relations-(Israel-Palestine); Gaza Conflict. -INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES-(INDIA-PAKISTAN) 28. SHARMA, Ashutosh Beyond the ceasefire. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.38(No.11), 2021(4.6.2021): P.87-90. Deals with the impact of India-Pakistan border conflict on villagers of Jammu and Kashmir. **International Relations-International Boundaries-(India-Pakistan); Ceasefire Agreement. LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASS -WOMEN WORKER 29. GURUMURTHY, Anita and Others Macro frames of microwork : Indian women workers on AMT in the post-pandemic moment. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.56(No.17), 2021(27.4.2021): P.66-72. Explores the gendered modus operandi of global platform capitalism. **Labour and Labouring Class-Women Worker; Coronaviurs. LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES -EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT 30. WADHWA, Manjula Ensuring employment growth through innovations. KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.7), 2021(May 2021): P.31-35. Focuses on the impact of innovations on the growth of employment. **Labour and Labouring Classes-Employment and Unemployment; Skill Development; Science and Technology; Enterprises. 7 **-Keywords -FEMALE LABOUR 31. MITARA,
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