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Parliamentary Documentation Parliamentary Documentation Vol. XXXV (1-15 May, 2009) No.9 AGRICULTURE 1 SHARMA, Devinder Reviving agriculture. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2009(Mar 2009): p 47-50 ** Agriculture. -(INDIA) 2 SAINATH, P Ways of seeing. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2009(Mar 2009): p 51-55 Explains the various seasons responsible for the agrarian crisis in India. ** Agriculture-(India). -AGRICULTURAL POLICY-(INDIA) 3 DHARMENDRA KUMAR Pushing big box retail in agriculture. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2009(Mar 2009): p 44-46 Critically examines Government's agricultural policies to corporatise the agriculture sector. ** Agriculture-Agricultural Policy-(India). -AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 4 KRUGANTI, Kavitha Transgenic crops: Questionable option? SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2009(Mar 2009): p 36-39 ** Agriculture-Agricultural Research. -AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH-ORGANIC FARMING 5 DOGRA, Bharat Towards sustainable farming practices. SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2009(Mar 2009): p 33-35 Elaborates advantages of the organic farming. ** Agriculture-Agricultural Research-Organic Farming. -CROPS 6 KAMMARDI, T.H. Prakash Diversification: Ploy to reduce support to agriculture? SEMINAR (NEW DELHI), No.595, 2005(Mar 2009): p 40-43 ** - Keywords 1 -CROPS Examines various problems arise due to the crop diversification in terms of soil productivity and environmental sustainability of agricultural system. ** Agriculture-Crops. -FARMS AND FARMERS-FARMERS' SUICIDE 7 PADHI, Ranjana On women surviving farmer suicides in Punjab. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.44(No.19), 2009 (9-15.5.2009): p 53-59 Analyses the plight and struggles of women in the aftermath of farmer suicides in Punjab. ** Agriculture-Farms and Farmers-Farmers' Suicide. -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-FOREST MANAGEMENT AND POLICY 8 CHAKRABARTI, Milindo and DATTA, Samar K. Evolving an effective management information system to monitor co-management of forests. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.44(No.18), 2009 (2-8.5.2009): p 53-60 Emphasises the need to develop an effective management information system to monitor Joint Forest Management System. ** Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Forest Management and Policy. BIOGRAPHIES -PROMINENT PERSONS-TAGORE, RABINDRANATH 9 BHATTACHARJEE, Jyotsna Humanism of Rabindranath. ASSAM TRIBUNE (GUWAHATI), 2009(9.5.2009) Focuses on the philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore. ** Biographies-Prominent Persons-TAGORE, Rabindranath. CENSUS AND POPULATION -POPULATION-POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 10 MEHROTRA, Santosh and MANDER, Harsh How to identify the poor? A proposal. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.44(No.19), 2009 (9-15.5.2009): p 37-44 Suggests the methodology for conducting the next census ** - Keywords 2 CENSUS AND POPULATION -POPULATION-POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS of the rural population to identity the poor. ** Census and Population-Population-Population Characteristics. COMMERCE -PATENTS 11 VERMA, Sangeeta and SIDHU, M S Impact of intellectual property rights on the Indian seed industry. MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V. 31(No.1), 2009(Mar 2009): P. 67-82 ** Commerce-Patents. COMMUNICATIONS -TELEPHONE-MOBILE PHONES 12 ANAND GIRIDHARDAS Cellphone revolution. DECCAN HERALD (BANGALORE), 2009(9.5.2009) ** Communications-Telephone-Mobile Phones. COMPANY AFFAIRS AND MANAGEMENT 13 BIJAPURKAR, Rama Outsourcing can hurt your brand. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(8.5.2009) Emphasises the need to design the entire customer interface processes to enhance brand name. ** Company Affairs and Management. -COMPANIES FINANCE-SHARE MARKETS 14 GANESH SHUBHA Will the markets rally from here? ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(3.5.2009) Analyses the factors responsible to boost the domestic share markets. ** Company Affairs and Management-Companies Finance-Share Markets. 15 SHUBHA GANESH Beginning of a new phase? ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(10.5.2009) Analyses whether the recent gains in stock market are a bear market rally or the start of a brand new bull ** - Keywords 3 -COMPANIES FINANCE-SHARE MARKETS market. Also offers some tips for investors. ** Company Affairs and Management-Companies Finance-Share Markets. 16 SRIKALA BHASHYAM Realty stocks up, indicate recovery in sector. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(10.5.2009) Contemplates real estate as a sector which have managed to show the signs of recovery in the stock markets. ** Company Affairs and Management-Companies Finance-Share Markets. ECONOMIC GROWTH -(CHINA) 17 CHENG, LI China's team of rivals. FOREIGN POLICY (WASHINGTON), No.117, 2009(Mar/Apr. 2009): P.88-93 Reveals the causes of China's massive economy. ** Economic Growth-(China). -(INDIA) 18 India's shift in global line-up from G-77 to G-7 (Editorial). MONTHLY PUBLIC OPINION SURVEYS (NEW DELHI), V.54(No.6), 2009(Mar 2009): P.1-3 Assesses India's economic growth in the world economies. ** Economic Growth-(India). 19 KAPUR, Sudhir China's neo-expansionism. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(11.5.2009) pleads that India should follow the Chinese strategy to secure raw material resources for pursuing rapid economic growth. ** Economic Growth-(India). 20 NAGESH KUMAR India Inc's quest for global footprints. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(1.5.2009) Seeks to expand Indian enterprises on global footprints. ** Economic Growth-(India). ** - Keywords 4 -(UNITED STATES) 21 SHARMA, Ruchir Between a bull and a bear. INDIAN EXPRESS (NEW DELHI), 2009(9.5.2009) Reviews the economic condition of the USA. ** Economic Growth-(United States). -ECONOMIC CRISIS 22 AINGER, Katharine Anti capitalist movement's time has come. NATION AND THE WORLD (NEW DELHI), V.16(No.417), 2009 (16.4.2009): P.35-36 Analyses the prediction made by the anti-capitalist movement regarding recession and its impact on global economy. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 23 AIYAR, Swaminathan S Anklesaria Is this going to be a long recession? TIMES OF INDIA (NEW DELHI), 2009(3.5.2009) Details the world-wide efforts being made for financial sector reforms to revive global economy. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 24 BHUSNURMATH, Mythili Apres moi le de'luge. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(4.5.2009) Stresses upon the need to reduce the structural deficit for a reordering of fiscal priorities to tackle global economic slowdown. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 25 DELONG J Bradford Price of inaction. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(14.5.2009) Suggests the measures to be taken by the world governments to revive the global economy. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 26 DUTTA, Bhaskar Obama maiden century. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(15.5.2009) Focuses on the challenges before the US administration to revive the global economy. ** - Keywords 5 -ECONOMIC CRISIS ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 27 GOSWAMI, Ranen Kumar Life in the time of economic meltdown. ASSAM TRIBUNE (GUWAHATI), 2009(13.5.2009) ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 28 HERBERT, Bob Economic Crisis: jobless US getting poorer. DECCAN CHRONICLE (HYDERABAD), 2009(10.5.2009) ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 29 KRUGMAN, Paul Pay cuts drag economies with burden of debt. DECCAN CHRONICLE (HYDERABAD), 2009(5.5.2009) Discusses the impact of global economic crisis. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 30 MEHTA, Aasha Kapur Global financial crisis health care and poverty. MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.47(No.21), 2009(9.5.2009): p 11-12 ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 31 MUKHOPADHYAY, B K Global economy: worst is not over. ASSAM TRIBUNE (GUWAHATI), 2009(12.5.2009) Assesses the impact of global financial crisis on developed and developing countries. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 32 MUNDLE, Sudipto China syndrome. TIMES OF INDIA (NEW DELHI), 2009(13.5.2009) Highlights the efforts being made by the Asian countries to revive global economy. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 33 RANGARAJAN C Capitalism and the economic crisis. HINDU (DELHI), 2009(11.5.2009) ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. 34 VISHWANATH T S Open up for global revival. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(12.5.2009) Suggests the measures to be taken by the world Governments to revive the global economy. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis. ** - Keywords 6 -ECONOMIC CRISIS-(INDIA) 35 MUKHERJEE, Nivedita Fundamental faultlines. INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.34(No.18), 2009(4.5.2009): p 50-52 Examines the implications of the fiscal measures being taken by the UPA Government in the current economic scenario. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(India). -ECONOMIC CRISIS-(UNITED STATES) 36 MISHRA, Jaideep Rhapsody & rigorous brain storming. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(4.5.2009) Highlights the significant role of politics and populism in the financial fiasco in the United States. ** Economic Growth-Economic Crisis-(United States). -ECONOMIC POLICIES-(UNITED STATES) 37 KHOR, Martin 'Buy American' clause. FRONTIER (KOLKATA), V.41(No.42), 2009(9.5.2009): p.14 Sparks a debate over the inclusion of the controversial 'Buy-American' clause in the recently passed Economic Stimulus Bill in both inside and outside United States. ** Economic Growth-Economic Policies-(United States); Economic Crisis. -LIBERALISATION-(INDIA) 38 CHHIBBER, Bharti Globalisation and its impact on women: Critical assessment. MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.47(No.21), 2009(9.5.2009): p 13-14 ** Economic Growth-Liberalisation-(India). -POLITICAL ECONOMY 39 KAUSHAL, Neeraj Political economy of caste networks. ECONOMIC TIMES (NEW DELHI), 2009(12.5.2009) Emphasises the need to formulate economic policy to pave the way for social reforms improving the status of the ** - Keywords 7 -POLITICAL ECONOMY people from backward classes.
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