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Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources1 Institute for Social and Economic Change Nagarabhavi, Bangalore-560072 Website: www.isec.ac.in LIST OF PUBLICATIONS* 7. Articles in news papers/local magazines and Unpublished Papers 7.1 Umesh Babu, M.S., 2010, Impacts of Mining on Ecology of River and Reservoir: Siltation and Irrigation losses. Kannada Prabha Daily News Paper (Dated:05.08.2010): PP 6 (Main). 7.2 7.3 Raju, K.V., 2007, Neeru Koduva Keregaligu Bhugallara Kanna, Kannada Prabha. 7.4 Raju, K.V., H.L. Shashidhara, N.L. Narasimha Reddy, Narendra Babu, 2007, “Participatory Irrigation Management in Andhra Pradesh: A Quick Review of 7 years of experience. 7.5 Raju, K.V., 2006, “Participatory Irrigation Management in Bihar: Status and Issues”. 7.6 Sastry, G.S. was interviewed for VIJAYA TIMES daily news paper on the issues of urban waste water in Bangalore appeared on 13 March, 2006. 7.7 Sastry, G.S., Pattern of Urbanization in Karnataka: Issues and Policy. 7.8 Raju, K.V., 2003, Drinking Water: A River Basin View, Vijay Times, July 22. 7.9 Ninan, K.N., 1995, Policy on Oilseeds, Business Line (Madras) February 22, 23 and 24. 7.10 Ninan, K.N., 1995, Union Budget - Towards an Internal Debt Trap, Business Line, Madras, April 8. 7.11 Ninan, K.N., 1995Reforms and the Poor, Business Line, Madras, May 29 & 30. 7.12 Nadkarni, M.V., 1990, ‘Regularisation of Encroached Lands – Who Are the Main Beneficiaries?’, jointly with G K Karanth, Deccan Herald, Bangalore, 29-12. 7.13 Ninan, K.N., 1989, Self-Sufficiency in Oilseeds - Not that Elusive, in the Deccan Herald, Bangalore, January 26. 1 For details please contact respective authors (earlier Ecological Economics Unit) K V Raju, email: [email protected]; M V Nadkarni, email: [email protected]; R M Saleth. Email: [email protected]; K N Ninan, email: [email protected]; Syed Ajmal Pasha, email: [email protected]; G S Sastry, email: [email protected] *co-authored. 7.14 Nadkarni, M.V., 1987, ‘Fuel Wood Requirements: (1) Role of Public Sector (2) Need for Timely Action’, jointly with G V K Rao, in Economic Times, June 24 and 25. 7.15 Ninan, K.N., 1987, Growing Yields in Dry Lands, Economic Times (Bangalore), May 12. 7.16 Ninan, K.N., 1983, Amiable American and India, article published in Times of Deccan, Bangalore, December 3. 7.17 Nadkarni, M.V., 1983, ‘Irrigation in Karnataka’ Deccan Herald, 18 and 22 Jan. 7.18 Nadkarni, M.V., 1982, ‘Indian Agriculture: I. Growth and Instability, II. Role of HYV in Instability, III. Stabilisation tax expenditure Scheme’ (A proposal), Article published in 3 parts in Economic Times, August 11, 13 & 14. 7.19 Nadkarni, M.V., 1981, ‘Unstable Revolution? Story of Droughts in Indian Agriculture’ in Link, New Delhi, September 27. 7.20 Nadkarni, M.V., 1980, Appropriate Technology Need for Caution against Populism and Elitism’, Science Circle Bulletin, Bangalore, January 1980, also reproduced in ‘Peace and Solidarity’, August. 7.21 Ninan, K.N., 1979, A note on Cost and Income Concepts and Evaluation procedures adopted by Farm Management Studies in India, ISEC, Bangalore (Mimeo). 7.22 Nadkarni, M.V., 1975, ‘Socialist Market mechanism – The Case for Application to Procurement of Foodgrains’, Economic Times, December 12. .

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