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Parliamentary Documentation Parliamentary Documentation Vol.XLII 1-15 March 2016 No.5 AERONAUTICAL INDUSTRY 1. KAPUR, Vivek Development of the aerospace industry in US and USSR/Russia. AIR POWER (NEW DELHI), V.10(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.127-156. Looks at the development of the Aerospace Sector in the United States and in the erstwhile USSR/ Russia. **Aeronautical Industry; United States; USSR/Russia. 2. MISRA, M Human systems approach to a more effective applications of air power. AIR POWER (NEW DELHI), V.10(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.157-180. **Aeronautical Industry; Air Power. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 3. MAHADEVAPPA, M Green revolution in India and Karnataka. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V. 65(No. 9), 2016(Dec, 2015): P. 7-9. Assesses the impact of green revolution on Indian Agriculture Sector particularly in Karnataka. **Agricultural Production; Green Revolution-(Karnataka). AGRICULTURE -(ASSAM) 4. DAS, Sarmistha and KATTIMANI, Sachin Kumar M Changing livelihood practices in Central Assam. THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V. 29(No. 348), 2016(Feb, 2016): P. 40-43. Throws light on shift in Assam's agrarian economy after the independance. **Agriculture-(Assam); Livelihood; Rural Economy. -(INDIA) 5. KALE, R B and Others Importance and challenges of e-Agriculture. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V. 65(No. 9), 2016(Dec, 2015): P.44-45. Throws light on the initiatives of mobile based agro advissory services being taken by the Government to promote agricultural development in India. **Agriculture-(India); Agricultural Marketing; Mobile Phones; Communication Technology. 2 **-Keywords AGRICULTURE POLICY -(INDIA) 6. MADHUR GAUTAM Making an Indian agriculture more resilient: Some policy priorities. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.24-27. **Agriculture Policy-(India). 7. SEN, Abhijit Some reflections on agrarian prospects. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.12-15. Suggests the policy measures to be taken to improve the state of Indian agriculture. **Agriculture Policy-(India). ARMY -(INDIA) 8. UNNITHAN, Sandeep Mountain is now a molehill. INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V. 41(No. 10), 2016(7.3.2016): P.46-49. Comments on the Union Government's decision to hold the expansion of ambitious Mountain Strike Corps. **Army-(India). ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS -(BIHAR) 9. BAGCHI, Sarthak Political campaign. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.678, 2016(Feb, 2016): P.25-30. Concerns with the election campaigning by the different political parties during Assembly Elections recently held in Bihar. **Assembly Elections-(Bihar); Political Parties; Election Campaign. 10. MOHAMMAD SAJJAD Muslims between the communal-secular divide. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.678, 2016(Feb, 2016): P.41-43. Discusses the status of Muslim voters in the outcome of Assembly Elections in Bihar. **Assembly Elections-(Bihar); Muslim Community; Election Statistics. 3 **-Keywords -(KERALA) 11. RAJENDRAN, N P Kerala elections 2016: Faltering UDF rising LDF and the unknown factor of the Third Front. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.28-30. **Assembly Elections-(Kerala). BANK CREDIT 12. NAYAR, Lola Both hands in pockets, Willfully. OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No. 9), 2016(7.3.2016): P. 54-58. Criticizes the bank policies for growing Non Performing Assets amounting to crores of rupees in Indian banking sector. **Bank Credit; Non Performing Assets-(India). BIOGRAPHIES -ABDUL KALAM, APJ 13. GHOSH, Gaur Chandra and DUTTA, Abhijeet Dr. Kalam: Epitome of secularism. SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V. 14(No. 10), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.42-46. Throws light on the beliefs of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, former President of India on Secularism. **Biographies-ABDUL KALAM, APJ. -AMRINDER SINGH 14. JOLLY, Ashit Captain leads the charge. INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V. 41(No. 10), 2016(7.3.2016): P.50-53. Throws light on former Chief Minister of Punjab Amarinder Singh's efforts to revive Congress party in the state. **Biographies-AMRINDER SINGH; Indian National Congress. CASTE CONFLICTS 15. JOSHI, Poornima Caste and aspiration in Bihar. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.678, 2016(Feb, 2016): P.44-48. Draws attention towards the importance of caste issue in the Assembly Elections held in Bihar. **Caste Conflicts. 4 **-Keywords CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE 16. MEKALA, Dilip Kumar Years of neglect. FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.6), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.54-55. Expresses concern over delay in the modernisation of Central Reserve Police Force. **Central Reserve Police Force. CHILD HEALTH 17. SRIVASTAVA, Kumari Sushma and CHOUDHARY, Neetu Status and dynamics of child malnutrition : An overview of literature in India. MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.37(No.4), 2015(Dec, 2015): P.9-26. Discusses the issue of child health in India. **Child Health; Malnutrition. COOPERATIVE BANKS 18. CHANDRAKANT, H and SIDDAPPA, B Utilization of cooperative banks. THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V. 29(No. 348), 2016(Feb, 2016): P. 54-56. Looks at the performance of cooperative banks in India. **Cooperative Banks. CROP INSURANCE 19. RAJALAKSHMI, T K Insurance sop. FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.4), 2016(4.3.2016): P.34-36. States that new insurance policy scheme introduced by NDA Government does not provide for a comprehensive coverage of all crops, against all forms of damage and all stages of crop cycle. **Crop Insurance. CROPS -WHEAT 20. GAUTAM First wheat revolution in India: Its golden jubilee and beyond. INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V. 65(No. 9), 2016(Dec, 2015): P.10-12. Throws light on the success story of wheat revolution in India. **Crops-Wheat. 5 **-Keywords CULTURAL RELATIONS -(INDIA-MONGOLIA) 21. NYAMDAVAA, Oidov Ancient cultural, ethnic and religious ties between Mongolia and India. WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.19(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.150-158. **Cultural Relations-(India-Mongolia). CYBER CRIMES 22. GUPTA, Ashish Cyber attacks in hardware exploitation: An insidious and elusive menace. AIR POWER (NEW DELHI), V.10(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.111-126. Analyses possible risks and vulnerabilities of hardware devices of computer in a cyber crime. **Cyber Crimes. DEFENCE PROCUREMENT -(INDIA) 23. DHIRENDRA SINGH Defence production and acquisition policies: Suggestions for a paradigm shift. AIR POWER (NEW DELHI), V.10(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.9-35. **Defence Procurement-(India); DRDO. 24. MRINAL SUMAN Make in India. FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.6), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.10-16. Discusses the salient features of Defence Procurement Policy 2016. **Defence Procurement-(India); Defence Policy-(India). DEFENCE RELATIONS -(INDIA-AFGHANISTAN) 25. JHA, Rajan India-Afghanistan strategic relations in the post-Taliban period. WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.19(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.92-106. **Defence Relations-(India-Afghanistan). -(INDIA-FRANCE) 26. KATTIMANI, Sachin Kumar M Indo-French defence relations. THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V. 29(No. 348), 2016(Feb, 2016): P. 11-17. **Defence Relations-(India-France). 6 **-Keywords 27. SIBAL, Kanwal French embrace. FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.6), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.4-9. Discusses the prospect of Indo-French strategic partnership in view of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to France. **Defence Relations-(India-France). -(INDIA-OMAN) 28. MOHD FIROZ AHAMED Security issues in the Indian Ocean and the India-Oman relationship. WORLD AFFAIRS (NEW DELHI), V.19(No.4), 2015(Oct-Dec, 2015): P.130-142. Discusses the need to strengthen bilateral strategic relationship between India and Oman in the changing geopolitical situation of the Asia-Pacific. **Defence Relations-(India-Oman). -(INDIA-RUSSIA) 29. Strong partnership. FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.6), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.18-20. Examines defence relations between India and Russia. **Defence Relations-(India-Russia). DISASTER MANAGEMENT 30. AMALORPAVANATHAN, J and Others Preparedness in disaster situations: Lessons from Chennai floods 2015. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.30-34. **Disaster Management; Flood. DISEASES -DENGUE 31. DAWDE, Eric and MAZUMDAR, Sumit Combating dengue in India: Challenges and strategies. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.77-81. **Diseases-Dengue. 7 **-Keywords ECONOMIC GROWTH -(INDIA) 32. MISHRA, Girish India under the shadow of neoliberalism. MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.54(No.11), 2016(5.3.2016): P.7-8. Discusses the economic situation of India. **Economic Growth-(India). -(VIETNAM) 33. BHADURI, Madhu Vietnam: A 40 year perspective. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.35-37. Focuses on the economic transformation in Vietnam after United States' withdrawal from the country in 1975. **Economic Growth-(Vietnam). ECONOMIC INEQUALITY -(INDIA) 34. JHUNJHUNWALA, L N Increasing inequality. SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V. 14(No. 10), 2016(Feb, 2016): P.11-14. Throws light on the causes of economic-inequality in India. **Economic Inequality-(India); Income and Wealth-(India). ECONOMIC THOUGHTS AND THEORIES 35. GORODNICHENKO, Yuriy and WEBER, Michael Are strictly prices costly? : Evidence from the stock market. AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW (UNITED STATES), V.106(No.1), 2016(Jan, 2016): P.165-199. Presents a theory on the impact of new Monetary Policy announcement on the conditional volatility of stock market. **Economic Thoughts and Theories; Stock Market. 36. SAEZ, Emmanuel and STANTCHEVA, Stefanie Generalized social marginal welfare weights for optimal tax theory. AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW (UNITED STATES), V.106(No.1), 2016(Jan, 2016): P.24-45. Analyses the concept of Generalized Marginal Social Welfare Weights for Optimal Taxation and its impact on various sections of the society. **Economic Thoughts and Theories; Taxation. 8 **-Keywords FARMERS' COOPERATIVES -(INDIA) 37. SHAH, Tushaar Farmer producer companies: Fermenting new wine for new bottles. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.8), 2016(20.2.2016): P.15-20. Argues over the logic and process of promoting new farmer cooperatives to improve their performance. **Farmers' Cooperatives-(India). FARMS AND FARMERS 38. MAHAPRASHASTA, Ajoy Ashirwad and RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh Rural Tragedy.
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