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Indian Council of Social Science Research Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, JNU, Institutional Area, New Delhi - 110067 Tel No. 26741849/50/51 Fax ; 91 11 26741836 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.icssr.org Indian Council of Social Science Research Annual Report 2012-13

Indian Council Of Social Science Research Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, J.N.U. Institutional Area, New Delhi-110067

Contents

Programmes 1-43 1. Overview 1-3 2. Research Promotion 4-12 3. Documentation 13-17 4. Research Survey and Publications 18-19 5. International Collaboration 20-28 6. Regional Centers 29-35 7. Research Institutes 36-43

Appendices 45-400 1. List of Members of the Council 46-48 2. ICSSR Senior Officials 49-50 3. Research Projects 51-108 4. Research Fellowships 109-161 5. Financial Assistance Provided for Organising 162-172 Capacity Building Programmes and Research Methodology Courses. 6. Financial Assistance Provided for Organising 173-203 International / National Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops in . 7. Publication Grants 204-207 8. Financial Assistance Provided to Scholars for 208-217 Participation in International Conferences / Data Collection Abroad. 9. Major Activities of ICSSR Regional Centres 218-244 10. Major Activities of ICSSR Research Institutes 245-393 11. Theses Purchased / Bibliographies Prepared in 394-400 the NASSDOC

Statement of Accounts 401-500

Programmes

1 Overview

Social science research, which presupposes in May 1969. It was considered a significant freedom of intellectual choice and opinion, achievement of evolving Indian democracy. that a developing nation must encourage. India has not only encouraged it, but also promoted Objectives of the Council are : it with state patronage. • to review the progress of social science Following the Independence of India in 1947, research and give advice to its users; as part of our nation-building programme, • to sponsor social science research there were efforts to make social science a programmes and projects and administer holistic knowledge system. India’s problems grants to institutions and individuals for were unique and the tools available to study research in social sciences; them were all invented in the West, which did not always prove useful. A strong need • to institute and administer scholarships was felt to develop a methodology relevant and fellowships for research in social for understanding Indian complexities in the sciences; field of social science research. Integrating our intellectual traditions with the forces of • to indicate areas in which social science modernisation was a challenge that had its research is to be promoted and adopt own positive and negative connotations. The special measures for development of State came forward with its interventionist research in neglected or new areas; role to take up the daunting task. It could not have been taken up by any other agency both • to give financial support to institutions, associations and journals engaged in for financial and operational reasons. social science research; Towards this pursuit, on 12th December 1968, • to arrange for technical training in the Ministry of Education (now known as research methodology and to provide Ministry of Human Resource Development), guidance for research; Government of India, established the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) • to coordinate research activities as an autonomous organisation. The chief and encourage programmes of inter architects of this endeavour included Professor disciplinary research; V.K.R.V. Rao, Professor D. R. Gadgil, Professor M. N. Sriniwas, Professor P.N. Dhar, • to develop and support centres for Dr. S. K. Mitra and Shri J.P. Naik, among documentation services and supply of others. The ICSSR was formally launched data;

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• to organise, sponsor and finance six representatives of the Government of India seminars, workshops and study groups; nominated by the Government and Member- Secretary appointed by the ICSSR with the • to undertake publication and assist approval of the Government of India. The list publication of journals and books in containing members of the Governing Council social sciences; is given at Appendix-1. • to advise the Government of India on The ICSSR Secretariat is headed by the all matters pertaining to social science Member –Secretary and has 43 officers research as may be referred to it from (Appendix-2) and other officials. The time to time; and ICSSR’s professional staff, apart from official • to take such measures generally as may duties, are academically active and have also be necessary to promote social science contributed a number of seminar papers and research and its utilisation. research reports during the year.

This is the 44th Annual Report of the Indian The Council has five standing committees Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) comprising members drawn from the Council covering the period from 1st April 2012 to 31st and from outside (not more than three). Table March 2013. The ICSSR’s decision making 1.1 shows the number of meeting the Council body, known as the Council, has 26 members, and its Standing Committees held during the which includes Chairman, 18 Social Scientists, year 2012-13.

Table- 1.1 Meetings of the Council/Committees

Sl.No. Council/Committee Number and Date of Meeting 1. Council Meeting 120th and 121st Council Meeting held on 17th July 2012 and 22nd January 2013 respectively. 2. Policy, Planning and 73rd PPAC Meeting held on 16th July 2012. Administration Committee (PPAC) 3. Research Committee (RC) 158th Research Committee Meeting held on 21st January 2013. 4. Research Institutes Com- 62nd RIC Meeting held on 7th March 2013. mittee (RIC)

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During the year 2012-13, the ICSSR provided on various issues of their interest and having financial support to 501 research projects and policy relevance (Table 1.2). awarded 751 fellowships to scholars to work

Table- 1.2 Year at a Glance

Sl.No. Name of the Programme/ Scheme/Service Number 1. Research Projects Sanctioned

a) Research Projects (Sponsored) 43 b) Research Projects (Responsive) 458 2. Final Reports of earlier Research Projects Received. 109 3. National Fellowships 13 4. Senior Fellowships 40 5. Post-Doctoral Fellowships 200 6. Doctoral Fellowships 498 7. Publication Grant to Doctoral Theses/ Research Reports/ 20 Conference Papers. 8. Ad hoc Grant for Publication/ Running of Journals 61 to Professional Organisations/ Associations of Social Scientists. 9. Ad hoc Grant for Maintenance and Development to 13 Professional Organisations/ Associations of Social Scientists. 10. Library and Documentation Services 6935 11. Exchange of Scholars under International Collaboration 31 Programme 12. Training Courses in Research Methodology 146 13. Research Output from ICSSR Research Institutes

a) Books 113 b) Working Papers/Monographs 186 c) Articles 738

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Research Projects (Responsive) x) Law, International Law and Allied.

The funding of Research Projects is one of the xi) National Security and Strategic Studies. most important activities of Indian Council of xii) Any other Social Science Discipline. Social Science Research. Under its programme of Research Projects (Responsive) it provides Objectives grant to social science scholars for conducting The objective of the Research Project research on specific themes and issues as Programme is to support research, to achieve proposed by the applicants. In general, grants excellence in research activities in the social under this head are awarded to a study which sciences. proposes to contribute at a theoretical and / or conceptual level or aimed at generation of new The specific objectives of the Programme field work based data and policy implications are: thereof. The studies could be both macro • to support high quality independent and micro in nature. The broad disciplines of programmes of research; study may belong to anyone of the following social science disciplines or may be inter- • to provide opportunities for training of disciplinary in nature : future researchers; i) Sociology and Social Anthropology. • to contribute to the development of elaboration of new theoretical or ii) Political Science/ Public Administration methodological approaches to research; and Allied. iii) Economics and Allied. • to maintain and sustain varied disciplinary research activities; iv) International Studies. • to foster and promote collaborative, v) Social Geography and Population multidisciplinary research activities Studies. among researchers in the social sciences; vi) Commerce and Management. and vii) Social Psychology and Allied. • to facilitate communication of research outputs both within and beyond the viii) Education and Allied. academic community as well as provide ix) Social Linguistics/ Socio- Cultural and policy inputs to administrators and Allied. policy makers.

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The year – wise position of research projects projects to SC and 10 to ST scholars. Under the sanctioned since the inception of ICSSR, North-East programme, a total of 72 projects projects cancelled/ withdrawn/closed and including seven to SC scholars and three to reports received till 31st March 2013, is ST scholars were sanctioned during the year. furnished herewith in Table 2.1(a). Separate The final reports of 106 research projects progress is shown in Table 2.1(b) for the including 16 reports sanctioned under North- research projects sanctioned under the North- East Programme in the past were received East Programme. during the year. The details of Research During the year 2012-13, 458 research Projects sanctioned and final project reports projects were sanctioned by the ICSSR on received during the year have been given in a wide range of issues. These included 79 Appendix-3.

Table 2.1(a) Status of the Sanctioned Research Projects

Year Sanctioned Cancelled/Closed Final Reports Received From inception till 2023 258 1765 1990 1990-2000 597 126 471 2000-01 36 04 32 2001-02 20 05 15 2002-03 54 08 46 2003-04 101 15 86 2004-05 50 16 34 2005-06 - - - 2006-07 30 03 27 2007-08 78 37 41 2008-09 124 - 100 2009-10 160 03 87 2010-11 158 - 23 2011-12 66 - 02 2012-13 458 - Ongoing Total 3955 475 2729

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Table 2.1(b) Status of the Research Projects Sanctioned under the North-East Category

Year Sanctioned Cancelled/Closed Final Report Received 2001-02 12 01 11 2002-03 34 04 30 2003-04 37 09 28 2004-05 31 14 17 2005-06 - - - 2006-07 08 - 08 2007-08 15 05 10 2008-09 18 05 13 2009-10 22 - 07 2010-11 27 - 09 2011-12 08 - On going 2012-13 72 - On going Total 284 38 133

Research Programme (Sponsored) 2. The Agrarian Crisis. This programme of Research Studies 3. Globalisation of Finance and its (Sponsored) is a series of research projects Implications. conducted simultaneously or sequentially 4. Economics of Discrimination: Implications on themes of critical significance, focus on for Poverty and Growth. the issues of contemporary relevance, less 5. Corporate Governance, Ethics and explored areas of study and which involves Corporate Social Responsibility. policy implication. II The Indian Council of Social Science research (ICSSR) under its Sponsored 1. Education–Issues Relating to Governance, Studies Programme invited proposals from Access, Equity and Quality. individual/group of scholars/ institutions 2. Changing Nature of Caste in Urban and for commissioning research studies in the Rural Context: Patterns and Causes. following thrust areas of social science research under the XII Five Year Plan 2012-17: 3. The New Indian Middle Class. Themes under Sponsored Research Programme 4. Economic and Social Issues Confronting The Religious Minorities. I 5. Economic and Social Issues Confronting 1. Growth, Poverty and Inequality. The Marginalised Social Groups.

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6. Social-Psychology of Marginalisation 4. Theoretical Approaches in Social and Exclusion. Sciences.

III 5. Indian Intellectual Traditions and their Contemporary Relevance. 1. Changing Nature of Public Protest and Political Mobilisation. 6. Social Media, Media Ethics and Regulations: The Impending Issues. 2. Identity, Interests and Coalition: Changing Nature of Politics in India. 7. Research Methodology in Social Sciences with Focus on Disciplines of Political 3. Electoral Reforms and Representative Sciences, Sociology, Psychology and Democracy. Education. 4. Socio-economic Roots of Extremism in VI India. 1. Gender Violence - Concept, Pattern and 5. Law and Justice in the Post-liberalisation Incidence in Public and Private (Family) Era. Spheres.

6. Changing, Dynamics of State Politics: 2. Gender Violence: Caste, Ethnicity, Implication for Indian Federalism. Religion and Regional Dimensions.

IV 3. Social Roots of Gender Violence in India- Processes Related to Economic, 1. Changing Nature of Global Hegemonic Social, Cultural Transformation. Structures. During the year 2012-13, 43 research studies 2. Emerging Challenges of Indian Foreign were sanctioned by the ICSSR on the themes Policy. stated above. The details of sanctioned and 3. Regional and Trans-regional South- final project reports received have been given South Cooperation. in Appendix-3. 4. India’s Changing Security National Fellowships Environment. Indian Council of Social Science Research V (ICSSR), under its Research Fellowship Programme, has been offering National 1. The Urban Transformation: Governance, Fellowships on its own initiative to eminent and Socio-Political Articulations. social scientists who have made outstanding contribution in their respective fields of Social 2. The Post Liberalisation Rural Sciences. The ICSSR has so far awarded 124 Transformation. National Fellowships. During the year, 13 3. Culture, Literature and Society: National Fellowships were awarded and two Emerging Trends. final reports were received(Table 2.2).

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Senior Fellowships from a recognised Indian University with a first or second class and are registered for a doctoral Senior Fellowships of the ICSSR are awarded degree in social sciences. The ICSSR awards to such social scientists who have significant these fellowships through two of its schemes: publications including books and research (i) Centrally Administered Open Doctoral papers to their credit in professional journals. Fellowships and (ii) Institutional Doctoral The ICSSR has so far awarded 507 senior fellowships. Under the former scheme, the fellowships. During the year under report, 40 ICSSR awards fellowship on its own, while senior fellowships were awarded and 10 final under the later the selected ICSSR Institutes reports were received (Table 2.2). make selection on their own. The fellowship is awarded for a period of two years extendable Post-Doctoral Fellowships by one year in exceptional cases. The ICSSR Post-Doctoral Fellowships of the ICSSR has so far awarded 2651 doctoral fellowships. are awarded to young social scientists who During the period under report, 78 doctoral have completed their Ph.D. degree and are fellowships were awarded in SC and 32 in ST interested in pursuing their research activities Category, 308 in Open General Category and further. The ICSSR has so far awarded 609 80 Institutional Doctoral Fellowships were Post-Doctoral Fellowships. During the year awarded. Statement of respective fellowships under report, 200 Post Doctoral Fellowships awarded year wise may be seen from Table were awarded and eight final reports were 2.2 to 2.4. Partial Assistance Grant was given received (Table 2.2). to 43 doctoral scholars during the year. Doctoral Fellowships The list of National, Senior, Doctoral and Post-Doctoral fellowships awarded and the The Doctoral Fellowships of the ICSSR are fellowship reports received during the year awarded to scholars who have a Master’s degree are given in the Appendix- 4.

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Table 2.2 Year-wise Distribution of the Award of Research Fellowships

Year-wise National Fellowships Senior Fellowships Post-Doctoral Fellowships 1969-1990 41 256 117 1990-2000 25 100 67 2000-2001 01 05 03 2001-2002 -- 08 06 2002-2003 14 12 16 2003-2004 -- 17 29 2004-2005 -- 11 24 2005-2006 -- 01 -- 2006-2007 04 -- 02 2007-2008 06 07 09 2008-2009 05 07 15 2009-2010 05 11 28 2010-2011 06 18 38 2011-2012 04 14 55 2012-2013 13 40 200 Total 124 507 609

Table 2.3 Category –wise Distribution of Research Fellowships and Status of Final Reports Received as on 31 March 2013

Fellowships Awarded Joined/ Fellowships Reports Reports Sanctioned in Progress Received Outstanding National 124 112 15 86 11 Fellowships Senior 507 447 101 342 4 Fellowships Post-Doctoral 609 571 293 186 92 Fellowships

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Table 2.4 Doctoral Fellowships Sanctioned Year-Wise

Year- wise Full Term Partial Assistance 1969-1990 870 808 1990-2000 301 507 2000-2001 47 63 2001-2002 68 91 2002-2003 71 61 2003-2004 89 60 2004-2005 94 46 2005-2006 28 23 2006-2007 80 67 2007-2008 102 46 2008-2009 96 67 2009-2010 77 26 2010-2011 99 31 2011-2012 131 37 2012-2013 498 43 Total 2651 1976

Training and Capacity Building organising / sponsoring training courses in Programme Research Methodology.

Investigation of social phenomena requires The Council provides grant to the social special kind of preparation and training. Over science faculty members for organising the years, social sciences have perfected ‘Research Methodology Courses’ for Ph.D their tools and have become more and more students. The objective of this programme involved in empirical research. The gap that is to develop research capabilities of young exists between teaching and research is wide Ph.D students and to make them capable as and rather unfortunate: while the number of future researchers. The aim is to give hands- students trained in social sciences is growing on experience in preparing them for their Ph.D every year, a significantly high proportion of work. The programme has been designed them is ill-equipped to carry out social science research scientifically. It is commonly felt in a modular format with an emphasis on that unless a proper infrastructure is built the interactive sessions and discussions of sample quality of research will not improve. Realising research papers with an option to specialise this lack of training in Research Methodology in either qualitative or quantitative methods. and considerable pressure to overcome this The ‘Research Methodology Course’ is for 10 deficiency, the ICSSR, since 1971, has been days with budget allocation of Rs. 5, 50,000.

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Recently, Capacity Building Programme seminar activities in backward, moffusil and for young social science faculty, who are neglected areas and encourage scholars from interested in taking up research in social special categories/ regions, like SC, ST and science, is also introduced. The specific North-East region. objective of this programme is to develop capacity for conceptualising and writing The ‘ICSSR Seminar Grant Scheme’, since its research proposals, enhancing skills to prepare inception has been responsive, that is, giving appropriate research design and writing a partial financial assistance to seminar proposals research paper for publication. The ‘Capacity received in the Council. The year 2012-13 has Building Programme’ is for Two week with marked a turnaround for the ‘ICSSR Seminar budget allocation of Rs. 9, 40,000. Scheme’ following a major revamping and multiple increase in the budget allocation. As These courses are organised in different a result, the number of seminars sponsored parts of the country by the ICSSR Research increased from141 to 361 entailing an increase Institutes, Central/State universities and in actual expenditure from Rs.99.27 lakhs college departments with financial support in 2011-12 to Rs. 781.30 lakhs in 2012-13. from the ICSSR. During the year, the In the year 2012-13, for the first time, there ICSSR has sponsored a total number of 146 were earmarked allocations under Scheduled programmes including108 under Research Caste Plan and Tribal Sub-Plan besides the Methodology and 38 under Capacity Building North-East Region Programme and the targets Programme (Appendix 5). set were achieved beyond limits for all these special categories.

National and International Seminars The proposals received were considered by the ‘Expert Committee’ and individual The ICSSR in its endeavour to encourage grants were recommended after evaluation dialogue and discussion on important issues of the proposals keeping in view their of social science relevance, promotes and varying nature, participation and financial provides partial financial assistance to organise requirements of national seminars and National /International Seminars/ Conferences/ international conferences. Seminar proposals Workshops in India. The ICSSR’s ‘Seminar were classified in two categories, viz. National Grant Scheme’ aims at facilitating research Seminars and International Conferences in different disciplines of social sciences and depending on the level of participation and interdisciplinary areas by way of funding perspective. Accordingly, a distinction was seminars that provide opportunities to national made between their respective evaluation and international social science researchers, criterion and funding. academicians and scholars to exchange views and opinions, debate and address research The lists of seminar proposals approved questions on themes of contemporary and including their sanctioned amount and policy relevance and generate academic convener’s category under the International research output on important social issues. and National Seminars categories during the Another major objective has been to promote year 2012-13 may be seen at Appendix-6.

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Future Perspective 1. Economics ICSSR - Amartya Sen Awards for 2. Commerce / Management Distinguished Social Scientists 3. Sociology / Social Work / Social The ICSSR has instituted the Amartya Sen Anthropology Awards for Distinguished Social Scientists for promoting social science research in India. 4. Political Science /International Studies / These prestigious awards are an opportunity Public Administration to honour the outstanding contributions 5. Geography / Population Studies made by social science scholars towards promoting scientific knowledge in the domain 6. Psychology / Education of social sciences. These are envisaged to be distinguished awards for social science 7. Legal Studies/ Human rights research in India, similar to the ‘Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Awards in Sciences’ given by the 8. Gender / Marginalized Group Studies Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Govt. of India. 9. History / Archaeology

The award comprises a citation, and a cash 10. Philosophy / Cultural Studies award of Rs. 10 lakh. Each year up to ten The awards will be given by the ICSSR based awards will be given to scholars who have on the final approval of the Council on the made outstanding contributions to social recommendations of the ‘Awards Committee’. science research. Any citizen of India/ The ‘Awards Committee’ will consider only Overseas citizen of India (OCI)/Persons of the names as recommended by the ‘Subject Indian Origin (PIO), below the age of 55 Screening Committees’. The ‘Amartya years, as on 31 December of the year of the Sen Awards’ for a particular year will be award, engaged in research and who has made contribution to any field of social sciences, will announced in the following year, according to be eligible for consideration for this award. the schedule given in the advertisement for that year’s awards. The Amartya Sen Awards will Each year, one Amartya Sen Award would be conferred through a formal presentation be considered to be conferred in each of ceremony arranged by the ICSSR. The awards the following disciplines of social science will be notified in the leading newspapers to research: give it a wider publicity for consideration.

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The National Social Science Documentation Official Members -These include ICSSR Centre (NASSDOC), an important unit of the Council members/ senior officials of the ICSSR, provides documentation, information ICSSR secretariat and regular professional and library support to the social science staff of the ICSSR (i.e. Research Assistants/ research community through its various Documentation Assistants and above). They activities and schemes. are entitled to borrow books from the library. Library and Reference Service Consulting Members - Consultation facility The Library of ICSSR- NASSDOC has a wide is extended to academicians, research range of collection (25,000) of reference scholars, students and members of general sources like bibliographies, encyclopedias, public that may include retired persons and directories etc.; grey collection of doctoral other categories of readers. Consultation theses, research project reports, special membership fee is Rs. 200 per annum collection on research methodology, research (minimum Rs. 50 for one month). surveys on all social science disciplines. Borrowing Members - Borrowing facility is NASSDOC Reading Room has been extended to social scientists, academicians, providing facilities to the researchers to students and general readers who are registered pursue their research goals in a very conducive as members of the library. Books are issued environment. While all other units work on against a deposit of Rs.500/- per book. Two five days basis, the Reading Room opens from Monday to Saturday. books are issued to individual members at a time. A total number of 6935 research scholars visited the library during the year 2012-13. Institutional members - Institutional A large number of reference queries were membership is available against a payment attended on telephone, in person and through of Rs.4000/- per annum. Five books can be correspondence/ e-mail/ fax/ etc. Research borrowed by an institutional member for a related information was provided to scholars period of one month. from NASSDOC’s in-house databases and There is no fee for guest readers who want to by exploring electronic sources and several consult the library for a day or two. They are Internet based sources. issued a guest card for the day. Library Membership Library membership form is available at ICSSR-NASSDOC library’s membership is library counter and can also be downloaded open to the following categories of readers: from ICSSR website www.icssr.org

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A total number of 193 members have of ICSSR under ICSSR consortium of taken membership during the year and two E-Resources in Social Sciences. institutions have renewed their membership. 2. J-Gate Social and Management Science. Online Databases 3. J-Gate Library and Information Science. Two computer terminals in the reading hall are 4. LISTA (Library, Information Science specifically devoted for the purpose of online and Technology Abstracts) Full Text. database search. Members can also refer to online journals in the reading room of the These are full text article databases in various library. Following eight online databases and disciplines of social sciences. The searched one offline database were subscribed during results can be saved, copied or e-mailed. A the year: total no. of 466 scholars have accessed all the above databases during the year. 1. EconLit (1969 onwards) (Economic Literature from American Economic Circulation of Documents (Issue / Association). Returns) 2. Indiastat.com and its all other associate The scholar using services of NASSDOC is sites. usually a researcher who is working for his / her Doctorate / Post Doctorate or writing a 3. International Political Science Abstracts conference paper or working on some research (IPSA) (with back files since 1951 project. For this purpose he/she needs journal onwards). articles, grey literature including institutional 4. Journal Citation Reports - Social papers e.g. working papers / discussion papers Sciences Edition, 2011. / occasional papers. This is a consultation collection which has to be used in the reading 5. Prowess (offline) (from Centre for room only by a scholar. However, a total Monitoring Indian Economy). number of 544 documents other than grey 6. PsycINFO (from American Psycho- literature were circulated among ICSSR staff logical Association, 1806 onwards). members and other borrowing members. 7. Social Science Citation Index with Inter-library Loan Abstracts (2003-2012). For providing books/ journals to scholars/ 8. Sociological Abstracts (1952 onwards). libraries, which are not available in NASSDOC, it gets them on loan from other 9. DELNET (Developing Librarian libraries. Similarly, books and journals are Network, gives access to 11 databases). issued to outside libraries. During the year, 43 Apart from these, the Centre also subscribed books were issued to outside libraries. to the following four databases with full text Educational Tour Programme downloadable facility: In the field of social sciences NASSDOC is 1. JSTOR. It was subscribed for the only documentation centre in the country. NASSDOC and 24 research institutes It is a part of curriculum of various Library

14 Documentation and Information Science schools of Indian 6. Fifty students of B.Lib.I.Sc and universities and other educational institutions. M.Lib.I.Sc alongwith 3 faculty members NASSDOC was the second library which of Multani Mal Modi (P.G.) College, introduced Radio Frequency Identification Modinagar (U.P.). (RFID) technology in the country. Students and teachers of these universities and Acquisition of Books / Theses/ institutions visit NASSDOC to acquaint Periodicals themselves with its programmes, services and During the year, 557 documents have been technology used in its services. added to the library collection. It included 291 During the year, following groups visited books and conference papers/ proceedings, 76 NASSDOC : PhD Theses (purchased 23, Appendix – 11; Gratis-53) and 190 Research Project Reports. 1. Centre for the Professional Development 682 periodicals were acquired by the library in Higher Education (CPDHE) and through subscription / exchange/gratis. Out of Department of Library & Information these, 232 were subscribed and 450 journals Science ,University of Delhi conducted were received under the exchange/gratis/grant a Refresher Course in Library & programme during the year. In addition 18 Information Science for the University daily newspapers and 13 popular magazines and College Teachers/Librarians from were subscribed for the readers. 90 annual June 28-July 18, 2012. Under this reports of Ministries and Departments of programme 14 participants along with the course convener visited NASSDOC. Govt. of India and various institutes were also added to the collection of the library. 2. Students and faculty members of Department of Library & Information NASSDOC Continuing Education Science of Central University of Programme Himachal University, Dharamshala. In order to keep in touch with the latest 3. A team of five trainees from Delhi developments and to develop specialized University, Department of Library and skills in accessing social science information, Information Sciences, Delhi underwent NASSDOC organises short-term-training an internship programme of one month. workshops/seminars/interactive sessions and lectures under its ‘Nassdoc Continuing 4. Students and faculty members of School Education Programme’ on regular basis. of Archival Studies, National Archives These programmes provide an easy way to of India , Delhi. refine and upgrade the information locating 5. Two students of Master of Library & skills of information professionals, researchers Information Sciences of Jamia Millia and others working in academia, business Islamia, Delhi studied the documentation and government. These training courses are activities of NASSDOC and library constantly improved using feedback from the functioning. participants and the resource persons.

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NASSDOC organised the following workshops Compilation of Bibliographies / / seminars under the ‘Continuing Education Literature Search Service Programme’: During the year under report, 116 short 1. National seminar on “Electronic and select bibliographies with abstracts Librarianship in India: Issues and Trends” (Appendix-11) on various topics related to at Orissa University of Agriculture and social sciences research were compiled and Technology, Bhubaneswar from 19-20 supplied to research scholars and ICSSR officers on the basis of requests received from May 2012. them. 2. Training workshop on “Expansion in An in-house database has been created using Developing and organising Digital WINISIS software to store and retrieve these Information Resources” at Birla Institute compiled bibliographies. The database can of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi from be searched by Author, Subject, Year, Journal 24-26 September 2012. and Title of bibliography .The database has approximately 27,000 bibliographical records, 3. Training workshop on “Information which include journal articles, books, research Resources and Web Technology” at reports and theses. During the period, 7,000 Institute of Social records were added in the database. Science Research, from 4-6 October 2012 (only for SC/ST Current Awareness Service participants). The purpose of this service is to let the scholar know of new developments in his/her field of 4. Training workshop on “Library 2.0 research in NASSDOC. It was provided by Phenomenon: Deploying Web 2.0 bringing out the following serial publication: Tools to Enhance Library Services” at Centre for Research and Industrial  New Arrivals – Four Issues (Jan 2012- Staff Performance, from 16-19 March 2013) October 2012. Apprenticeship Programme 5 Training Workshop on “Various Under the Apprenticeship Act, 1961 of Trends of Information Communication Ministry of Labour, Govt. of India, NASSDOC Technology and its Applications in provides one- year apprenticeship to those Social Science Information” at Jiwaji Library Science Diploma and Degree holders University, from 31 January- 2 who have graduated in the current year. During February 2013. the period, six candidates were recruited under the scheme. 6 Training Workshop on “Awareness Programme for Registered Research Internship Training Programme Scholars ( Medium) in Social B.Lib.Sc. (Bachelor in Library Science) Sciences” at NASSDOC, New Delhi students are required to undergo one-month from 14-15 February 2013. rigorous internship training to fulfil their

16 Documentation course requirements. University of Delhi and Institutions (IFLA), The Hague, Netherlands, Jamia Millia Islamia depute 4-5 students to DELNET (Developing Library Network), NASSDOC every year. Under this programme, Indian Library Association (ILA) New Delhi, these students are engaged in different sections Indian Association of Special Libraries and and they are given all round exposure of Information Centres (IASLIC), . working of NASSDOC and its activities. After one month training programme, NASSDOC Photocopy Service issues a certificate to each student as per the grading system of the university. As many as 37,500 pages of photocopies were supplied on request to scholars and officials of Membership of Professional Bodies the ICSSR for their academic work. Membership of professional bodies helps NASSDOC to have access to their online Sales Unit resources, their free or discounted publications For the wider dissemination of social science like journals, e-bulletins, magazines, research information, the ICSSR has a ‘Sales newsletters, networking opportunities, conferences and seminars, information and Unit’. During the year, 61 publications were support, advocacy and campaign, etc. Annual sold and 32 publications were distributed to 25 membership was subscribed to International ICSSR Research Institutes and Six Regional Federation of Library Associations and Centres.

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ICSSR Journals of Abstracts and The following journals were under publication Reviews during the period under report:

The ICSSR has been publishing its Journals 1. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews in Political Science: Volume 37, No.1. of Abstracts and Reviews biannually in the disciplines of Geography, Economics, 2. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews Psychology, Political Science and Sociology & in Economics: Volume 13, No.1. Social Anthropology containing the abstracts and reviews of the published research work. 3. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews This overview of the empirical as well as in Geography: Volume 36, No.1. conceptual work available in some select journals in the form of ready-reckoner of 4. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews sources to facilitate researchers’ initiation into in Psychology: Volume 17, No.1. research has been organised thematically to Research Survey Programme give an idea of the contemporary and emerging concerns of the social scientists on issues India The Council, since inception, has undertaken is grappling with as well as to underline some the task of surveying research developments of the issues that deserves greater attention in chosen disciplines of social sciences from researchers. The ICSSR, after reviewing through its programme of surveys of research. the programme, took a decision to commence The core objective of the surveys has been to a new digitalised series of these journals from have a comprehensive overview of research the year 2008. undertaken during a specified period, involving stock-taking of what has been achieved in the The following journals have been digitalised discipline in terms of theory, methodology, during the year 2012-13: empirical evidence and gaps which need to be 1. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews prioritised for future agenda. in Political Science: Vol. 36 (No.1 & 2). The Council has undertaken the Sixth Round 2. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews of ICSSR Research Survey in the discipline in Economics: Volume 12 (No. 1 & 2). of Psychology, Political Science, Geography, Sociology & Social Anthropology and 3. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews Economics covering the period preferably in Psychology: Volume 16 (No.1 & 2). 2003-09. An ‘Advisory Committee’ consisting 4. ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews of eminent social scientists was formed to in Geography: Volume 35 (No. 1 & 2). oversee the work of Research Surveys. The

18 Research Survey and Publications surveys have been renamed as ‘Surveys and including the Chief Editor, Theme Editors Explorations’. The Research Survey Reports and Paper Contributors belonging to the pertaining to Political Science, Sociology respective volumes representing central, state and Social Anthropology, Geography and universities and other esteemed organizations Economics have been sent to M/S Oxford in the political science discipline. The Volumes University Press for its publication. The were published by M/S Oxford University final Research Survey Report pertaining to Press (OUP), New Delhi. Psychology is likely to be ready by February, 2014. The four volumes i.e. ‘The Indian Other Programmes State’, ‘Indian Democracy’, ‘Indian Political Thought’ & ‘India Engages the World’, During the period, publication grant was pertaining to ‘ICSSR Research Survey and given to 20 Doctoral Theses and Research Explorations in Political Science’ were Reports for their publication. Ad-hoc grant- released by Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat, Hon’ble in-aid was also given to 74 professional Chairman, ICSSR during 22-23 February, organizations/associations of social scientists 2013 at a glittering function organized by the for publication of their journals /maintenance ICSSR at JNU Convention Centre, New Delhi. and development. The detailed list of A National Conference was also organized to doctoral theses/research reports published commemorate the occasion. The conference and professional associations/organisations is was attended by eminent social scientists given at Appendix-7.

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5 International Collaboration

The International Collaboration & The Council has been participating in the Collaborative Seminars Programme of the activities of international social science ICSSR provides an opportunity to both organizations, such as, International Federation Indian and foreign scholars in the field of of Social Science Organisations (IFSSO); social science to interact and research. This Association of Asian Social Science Research programme has research collaboration under Councils (AASSREC); International Social the ‘Cultural Exchange Programmes’ and Science Council (ISSC) and Science Council ‘Educational Exchange Programmes’ of of Asia (SCA), etc. The Council has been the Government of India with Maison Des identified as the nodal agency for participating Sciences de L’Homme (MSH), Paris; Chinese in the activities of the UNESCO’s MOST Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), Beijing; (Management of Social Transformation) Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), programme and its implementation. Moscow; National Research Council Thailand (NRCT), Thailand and Vietnam Academy of Financial assistance is also provided to Indian Social Science (VASS), Vietnam. The ICSSR scholars who wish to undertake data collection has also established social science bilateral abroad in connection with their research work collaboration with a number of organisations and participate in the conferences abroad. abroad, namely Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), UK; The Netherlands During the year, following activities were Scientific Organization (NWO), The executed under programmes of ‘International Netherlands; German Research Foundation Collaborations’: (DFG), Germany; and International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) USA. The India-France Cultural Exchange concerned organisations implement activities Programme (CEP) such as exchange of scholars, joint seminars, The ICSSR and the Maison Des Sciences joint projects, exchange of books and de L’Homme (MSH), Paris (France) have periodicals etc. collaborative relations in the field of social The ICSSR has also initiated ‘Indo-European sciences under the ‘India-France Cultural Research Networking Programme’ involving Exchange Programme’. Exchange of scholars, organizations from The Netherlands, France, joint seminars, joint publications are major Germany and UK. The Council also invites activities. These activities are operationalised eminent foreign scholars to visit India for through India-France Joint Advisory delivering lectures under its scheme of visit of Committee (JAC). Under this programme distinguished scholars. following activities were undertaken:

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Exchange of Scholars From India From France 1. Dr. Alka Singh, Assistant Professor, 1. Dr. (Mrs.) Sylvie Octobre, Sociologist Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Researcher, Ministry of Culture and Law University, Lucknow (U.P) visited Communication, Paris visited India for France from 15-30 October 2012 in a period of one month from 26.11.2012 connection with her research work on in connection with her research work “Changing Gender Roles in Post-modern on “Becoming Cosmopolitan? Global World: An Indo-French Perspective.” Awareness and Belonging among Youth in Australia, Canada, France and India.” 2. Dr. Pradeep Singh Chauhan, Associate 2. Dr. Vincenzo Cicchelli, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Professor, University Paris Descartes, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Research Fellow at the CNRS, Study (Haryana) visited France from 8th Group on Sociological Methodology of November to 7th December 2012 in the Sorbonne University (GEMASS), connection with his research work on Paris visited India for a period of one “An Analytical Study of Barriers to month from 26.11.2012 in connection Climate Change Technology Innovation with his research work on “Becoming and its Transfer to Developing Countries Cosmopolitan? Global Awareness and with Special Reference to India: Role of Belonging among Youth in Australia, European Union.” Canada, France and India.” 3. Dr. Anisur Rahman, Associate Professor, 3. Dr. (Mrs.) Lucy Baugnet, Full Professor, Academic Staff College, Jamia Millia Social Psychology, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Human and Islamia, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi-110025 Social Sciences, University of Picardie, visited France from 4-20 January 2012 Amiens visited India for a period of one in connection with his research work on month from 1.12.2012 in connection “Integration and Identity of South Asian with her research work on “Social Immigrants in France.” Representations Related to Globalization among Students in France and India.” India-Russia Cultural Exchange Programme (CEP) 4. Dr. (Mrs.) Maarten Lemmens, Full The ICSSR and the Russian Academy of Professor of Linguistic and Didactic Sciences (RAS), Moscow have collaborative University Lille 3, Lille visited India for a period of one month from 25 January relations in the field of social sciences to 15 February 2013 in connection with under the ‘India-Russia Cultural Exchange her research work on “Complex Verb Programme’. Exchange of scholars, joint Constructions: Grammaticalization of seminars and joint publications are major Lights Verbs, French, Oriya, Malayalam, activities. These activities are operationalised English.” through ‘Indo-Russian Joint Commission’.

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Under this programme following activities Sciences under the “India- China Cultural were undertaken during 2012-13: Exchange Programme”. The activities covered under this programme are exchange Exchange of Scholars of scholars, joint workshops/seminars and conferences and exchange of publications. From Russia Under this programme following activities 1. Dr. Valeriy Petrovich Kashin, Member- were undertaken: Secretary and Research Fellow, Centre Exchange of Scholars for Indian Studies, Institute of Oriental From China Studies, 12, Rozhdestvenka St., Moscow visited India for a period of one month 1. Dr. Wu Zhaoli, Institute of Asia- Pacific from 27th November 2012 in connection Studies, Chinese Academy of Social with his research work on “Social, Sciences (CASS), Beijing visited India Political and Economic Development from 2nd November to 1st December of Indian Regions holding and 2012 in connection with his research Kerala up as an Example.” work on “India’s Role in US: New Silk Road” Plan. 2. Dr. (Ms.) Natalia Rostislavovna Lidova, Senior Fellow, Institute of World 2. Dr. Xuan Xiaoying, Institute of Finance Literature, Russian Academy of Science, and Banking, Chinese Academy of Povarskaya Str., Moscow visited India Social Sciences (CASS), Beijing visited for a period of one month from 10th India from 1st to 30th December 2012 December 2012 in connection with her in connection with her research work on research work on ‘Sanskrit Literature, “Enhancing Trade and Capital Markets Social Status of Sanskrit Drama and Cooperation for Asia.” Kutiyattam.’ 3. Dr. Qiu Zhihong, Institute of Modern 3. Professor Eugenia Vanina, Head, History History, Chinese Academy of Social & Culture Section, Centre for Indian Sciences (CASS), Beijing visited India Studies, Institute of Oriental Studies, from 1st to 31st December 2012 in Russian Academy of Science, Moscow connection with her research work on visited India for a period of one month “Enhancing Trade and Capital Markets from 8th January 2013 in connection Cooperation for Asia.” with her research work on “Motion and Power in India-Historical and Social From India Perceptions.” 1. Dr. C.J. Thomas, Deputy Director, ICSSR India-China Cultural Exchange North - Eastern Regional Centre, NEHU Programme (CEP) Campus, Shillong-793002 visited China from 4th November to 30th December The ICSSR and Chinese Academy of Social 2012 in connection with his research Sciences (CASS), Beijing, China have work on “India-China Border Trade: A collaborative relations in the field of Social Strategy for Frontier Development.”

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2. Dr. A. Jahitha Begum, Associate National Research Council Thailand (NRCT), Professor & Head, Department of Bangkok in the field of Social Sciences under Education, Gandhigram Rural University, the framework of the “Educational Exchange Gandhigram, Tamil Nadu visited China Programme”, which includes exchange of from 21st November to 10th December scholars and joint seminars/publications. 2012 in connection with her research During the period under report, the following work on “Cognitive Science Research activities were undertaken under this in China.” programme:

3. Dr. Nabeel Ajmal Mancheri, Post Exchange of Scholars Doctoral Associate, National Institute of Advanced Studies, IISC Campus, From Thailand Bengaluru-560012 visited China from 3rd December 2012 to 3rd January 1. Mrs. Wasana Kaewla, Lecturer, Public 2013 in connection with his research Health Program, Science and Technology, work on “Indian and Chinese Strategy Surindra Rajabhat University, Thailand in the Indian Ocean: Facing Strategic visited India during 6-20 October 2012 Challenges, Preventing Wars.” in connection with her research work on “Local Wisdom on Traditional Nutrition 4. Dr. Rup Narayan Das, Senior Fellow, Which Related on Diabetes Mellitus Centre Coordinator, China and East Asia of Mann, Mok and Chakmar’s Ethnic Centre, Institute for Defence Studies and Groups in , North-Eastern of Analyses, No1, Development Enclave, India.” Rao Tula Ram Marg, Delhi Cantonment, New Delhi-110010 visited China from 2. Ms. Siriporn Phuntulee, Lecturer, 19th November to 12th December 2012 General Education Department, Maejo – in connection with his research work on Phrae University, Thailand visited India “Media and India-China Relations.” during 14-28 October 2012 in connection with her research work on “The Study 5. Dr. Sanghmitra Acharya, Associate of Social Policy and Welfare to Promote Professor, Centre of Social Medicine Holistic Health for the Elderly: A Case & Community Health, School of Social Study of New Delhi in India.” Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067 visited China from 3. Ms. Voranong Kowitsthienchai, Lecturer, 8th -30th December 2012 in connection Faculty of Humanities and Social with her research work on “Universal Sciences, Phra Nakhorn Si Ayutthaya Health Care- Pathways of Utilisation Rajabhat University, Thailand visited among Conservancy Workers.” India from India during 11-25 October India-Thailand Educational 2012 in connection with her research Exchange Programme (EEP) work on “Prospects, Potential and Future of E-Governance in India and Thailand The ICSSR has collaborative relations with in the context of globalization.”

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4. Ms. Jeerawadee Pumjaroen, Researcher, from 24th June to 14th July 2012 in The Center for International Trade connection with his research work on Studies, University of Thai Chamber of “India-Thailand Bilateral Relations: Commerce, Thailand visited India during Special Reference to Strategic and 14-25 October 2012 in connection with Economic Cooperation.” her research work on “Study on Trade Opportunity and Investment of North- 3. Dr. Sanjeev Mahajan, Sr. Lecturer, East of India Food Industry.” Department of Sociology, N.A.S. College, Meerut-250001 visited Thailand 5. Ms. Chotima Chaturawong, Assistant from 24th June to 14th July 2012 in Professor, Faculty of Architecture, connection with his research work on Silpakorn University, Thailand visited “A Comparative Study of University India during 15-29 October 2012 in Teachers’ Commitment in India and connection with her research work Thailand.” on “Architecture of the Chettiars in Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu, India.” ICSSR-NRCT Joint Seminar 6. Mr. Adirek Vajarapatkul, Lecturer, ICSSR-NRCT 6th Joint Seminar on Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, “Globalisation: Change and Emerging Faculty of Management Science, Imperatives-India and Thailand” was held Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat University, during 28-29 September 2012 in Kashmir Thailand visited India during 3-17 University at Srinagar (Jammu & Kashmir) November 2012 in connection with and the 7th Joint Advisory Committee (JAC) his research work on “A Comparative meeting of ICSSR-NRCT held on 27th Study of Small and Micro Community September 2012 at the Kashmir University Enterprises of Thailand and India: Case Study of Kolkata and Nakhonsawan.” Guest House. From India The Thai participants who participated in the joint seminar and the Joint Advisory 1. Dr. Jyotirmayee Acharya, Assistant Committee (JAC) meeting were: Dr. Jintanapa Professor, KIIT School Rural Sobhon, Prof. Dr. Likhit Dhiravegin, Assoc. Management, KIIT University, Prof. Dr. Kowit Kangsanan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bhubaneswar-751024 visited Thailand Decha Sungkawan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pairoj from 24th June to 14th July 2012 in Vongvipanond, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Puangthong connection with his research work on Pawakapan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Assnongluksana “Institutional Paradigms for Inclusive Thepsawasdi, Asst. Prof. Dr. Nitinant and Gender Equitable Growth in the Wisaweisuan, Asst. Prof. Dr. Chirapat Cottage Industry Sector: A Comparative Prapandvidya, Mrs. Pimpun Pongpidjayamaad, Study of Orissa, India and Thailand.” Mr. Sawaeng Jongsutjarittam, Ms. Pawanee 2. Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Assistant Professor, Chaleeratnakul, Mr. Chavalit Binarree, Ms. Department of Defence Studies, Meerut Saisamorn Thongmaha and Ms. Parichat College, Meerut-250001 visited Thailand Wongwai.

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ICSSR-NWO (Netherlands) 2. Dr. Pradeep Kumar Panda, Institute for Bilateral Programme Human Development (IHD), NMDC Building, IIPA Campus, IP Estate, New ICSSR-NWO the Netherlands is having a Delhi visited the Netherlands from 24th collaborative relation in the field of Social September to 23rd November, 2012 in Sciences. The activities covered under this connection with his research work on programme are: exchange of scholars and “Inequities in Health Care Delivery in joint workshops/ seminars/ conferences. Rural India.” These activities are operationalized under the guidance of ICSSR-NWO Joint Advisory 3. Dr. Keshabananda Das, Gujarat Committee (JAC) consisting of members from Institute of Development Research, the Netherlands and India. During the period Gota, Ahmedabad-380 060 visited the the following activities were undertaken: Netherlands from 1st September to Professor Mario Rutten, University of 30th October 2012 in connection with Amsterdam, Dutch Co-chair ICSSR-NWO his research work on “GPNS Global joint committee, the Netherlands visited Standards and Decent Work in Small ICSSR on 24th February 2013 to meet Enterprises in India: How to Address and discuss the activities of ICSSR-NWO Informality.” Bilateral Programme with Chairman, ICSSR ICSSR-ESRC (UK) Bilateral and officials from ICS Division. Programme Exchange of Scholars A new UK-India Ph.D Partnering Initiative From Netherlands in the Social Sciences has been launched with funding from the UK’s Economic and 1. Dr Martine L. Van Engen visited India Social Research Council (ESRC), UK-India from April 27th to May 6th, 2012 in Education and Research Initiative (UKIERI) connection with her research work and the Indian Council of Social Science on “Opportunities and Barriers in Research (ICSSR) under the ICSSR-ESRC International Careers of Indian Women: bilateral MoU. This pilot scheme is designed The Role of Significant Others in to generate new partnerships and develop Women.” existing links between the ESRC’s Doctoral From India Training Centres (DTCs) and centres of research excellence in India. This initiative 1. Dr. Ernesto Noronha, Indian Institute will support the development of a UK-India of Management Ahmedabad, Vastrapur, community of early career researchers with Ahmedabad – 380 015 visited the the skills, links and contacts to operate in the Netherlands from 1st November 2012 global research environment. This initiative to 31st January 2013 in connection will enable strong, long term, sustainable with his research work on “Navigating research collaborations. Two Cultures: A Study of on Site Indian IT Organizations and their Employees The following projects have been confirmed Based in the Netherlands.” for funding as part of the above scheme:

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Sl. UK Indian Indian Lead Topic/ Title No. Partner Partner Collaborator 1 Essex JNU, Prof Vaishna Narang Experimental Linguistics in the New Delhi Field

2 Kings College JNU, Prof Rajesh Nuclear Force Development London New Delhi Rajagopolan &Indian Strategic Culture

3 Kings College Dr Aparajita Biswas Britain and the Indian Ocean London University

4 QM IIT, Kharagpur Prof Amit Patra EEG Analysis of Subjective Goldsmiths Decisions

5 QM ISIM, Mysore Prof Shallini R Urs Social Media Goldsmiths

6 QM Anna Univ. Dr I Arul Aram Science Communication Goldsmiths Chennai and Communication of the Environment

7 Sussex TISS, Mumbai Professor Ashwani Global Social Transformations Kumar 8 Sussex TISS, Mumbai Dr Nandini Manjrekar Wellbeing, Health and Communities

9 Wales DTC Delhi Dr Shobha Satanath Linguistic and Urban Ethnography University

10 Wales DTC Karnataka Dr Shanmukh Kamble Values, Emotions and Action University 11 Warwick CSDS, Prof Rajeev Bhargava Researching the Contemporary New Delhi ICSSR-IFPRI (USA) Bilateral ICSSR-DFG (Germany) Bilateral Programme Programme A meeting with the Officials of German The ICSSR-IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Foundation (DFG), Germany was Research Institute, USA) MOU Signing- held in the ICSSR on 10th September 2012 in Ceremony was held on 11th January to discuss the activities to be carried out 2013 in the ICSSR, New Delhi followed under the Bilateral Programme. ICSSR-DFG by a brief presentation about ICSSR and (Germany) Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing-in-Ceremony was held on 19th IFPRI and Special Lecture by Dr. Shenggen November 2012 in the ICSSR, New Delhi. Fan, Director General, IFPRI on “Feeding The MoU was signed by Professor Sukhadeo a Growing Population: How Can China and Thorat, Chairman, ICSSR and Ptrofessor Peter India Contribute to Global Food Security?” Funke, Vice President, DFG, Germany.

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ICSSR-Swiss Bilateral Programme Synergistic : A tributes of Indian Coffee Appreciated by the Citizens of Swiss/ Faculty Exchange Programme is one of EU”. the activities of the ICSSR-University of Laussane (Switzerland) Bilateral Programme. Participation in the Activities of In October 2012 a “Joint Call of Applications” International Organisations (Call 2012) was given under this programme. After evaluation of the proposals from each 1. Professor Sukhadeo Thorat, Chairman, side, the following five proposals were ICSSR, New Delhi visited Germany approved jointly for funding: to participate in the Conference on “Palaces for the Rich- Crumb for the 1. S. Gangadharan, IIM, Bengaluru and Poor” (India’ Economic Development P. Beritelli, University of St. Gallen on and Safeguarding the Future of the the theme “Consumer Preferences for Poor) held during 21-23 September Market Based Health Care Modules : 2012 in Bad Boll, Germany. He also Leaveraging for Low Income Families had a meeting with German Research in India”. Foundation (DFG) Head Office in 2. N. Sami, IIHS, Bengaluru and J. Bonn to discuss further about Bilateral Chenal, Ecole Polytechnique fédérale Collaboration Programme. de Lausanne – EPFL on the theme “Moving towards Sustainability in 2. Professor Sukhadeo Thorat, Chairman, Urban India : IIHS and EPFL Joint ICSSR, visited Leiden, the Netherlands Proposal for Research and Curriculum from 6-11 December 2012 for his Development”. participation in the International Seminar on “Harnessing Counter-Culture to 3. N. Dabir, Tata Institute of Social Construct Identity: Mapping Dalit, Sciences, Mumbai and J. Libois, Haute Cultural Heritage in Contemporary école de travail social – HETS on the India” held during 7-8 December 2012 theme “ Pre-innovation Lab”. in Leiden, the Netherlands.

4. R. Jaitly, National Institute of Design, 3. Professor Ramesh Dadhich, Member- Ahmedabad and A. Weber Marin, Secretary, ICSSR visited Canada & Lucerne University of Applied Brazil from 14th to 24th May 2012 for Sciences & Arts on the theme “ Higher attending the Executive Committee Education, Skills Developments and Job Meeting of the International Social Opportunities for Disadvantaged Young Science Council (ISSC) and also Girls in Indian Big Cities”. attending South-South Planning Meeting 5. Ch. Myosore, University of Agricultural (Phase-III) under the South-South Tri- Sciences, Bengaluru and Yeretzian continental Programme at Recife, Brazil Chahan, Zurich University of Applied organized by Latin American Council of Sciences on the theme “Value Edition Social Sciences (CLACSO) on behalf of through Eco Labelling of Unique the programme co-leaders.

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4. Professor Ramesh Dadhich, Member- a leading medievalist visited India Secretary, ICSSR visited Indonesia from to deliver “Annual Medieval History 28th May to 3rd June 2012 for attending Journal Lecture” organized by the IFSSO Executive Board meeting held in Medieval History Society, New Delhi Jakarta, Indonesia during May 29-30, on 2nd November 2012 at India Habitat 2012. Centre, New Delhi. The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New 5. Professor Ramesh Dadhich, Member- Delhi hosted the visit of Professor Secretary, ICSSR, visited U.K. from 28th October to 3rd November 2012 Reynolds. for attending and participating in the 3. Professor Anne Cheng, College de meeting organized by the NORFACE France, France visited India for 2 weeks, Network in Edinburgh, Scotland from from 7th to 20th March 2013. During 29th to 2nd November 2012. This her visit she delivered lectures at several meeting was followed by multiple visits places in Delhi including ICSSR, JNU, to UK universities and research funders besides holding discussion about the University of Delhi, India International bilateral programme with ESRC. Center, New Delhi, The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML) & Jamia 6. Professor Ramesh Dadhich, Member Millia Islamia, etc. Apart from Delhi, Secretary, ICSSR visited London, she also visited Jadhavpur University at UK from 4th to 8th February 2013 for Kolkata and Banaras Hindu University, attending the Executive Committee Varanasi etc. She also had a meeting with meeting of the International Social the Chairman, ICSSR on 19th March Science Council (ISSC) held on 6-7 2013. The Director, Institute of Chinese February 2013. Studies, Delhi and Assistant Director Visits of Distinguished Scholars (ICS) also attended the meeting. Centre for Chinese & South East Asian Studies, 1. Professor Susan Reynolds, Emeritus Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Fellow at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford hosted the visit of Professor Cheng.

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The Regional Centres were established as part social science journals in the regional of the Council’s programme of decentralising languages; administration, broad basing social science research, and involving social science • Providing low-cost accommodation institutions in the region in promoting social (wherever possible) to scholars/students science research. Their main roles were visiting the place for library or field defined as follows: work; • Represent the ICSSR within the • Awarding study grant to scholars for region and spread the message and the visiting libraries and institutions for programmes of the ICSSR to social academic work; scientists in the region; • Providing photocopying facilities to • Bring the ideas and problems of the scholars, especially photocopies of social scientists of the region to the selected articles from journals etc.; and notice of the ICSSR for possible action; • Any other activity that may promote • Bring the social scientists of the region social science research in the region closer for promoting social science and/or any such activity that may be research within the region; and delegated by the ICSSR. • Serve as a link between the social Regional Centres have developed infrastruc- scientists of the region and the national ture and research support facilities over the and international community of social years with the assistance provided by the scientists. ICSSR and the host institute. These include Activities hostel/guest house facilities, library space, conference halls, seminar rooms and repro- • Promoting documentation and graphics facilities etc. bibliographical work in the regional languages; ICSSR Regional Centres • Organising seminars/ workshops / conferences in the region; The ICSSR has Six Regional Centres. • Organising lectures by distinguished 1. Eastern Regional Centre (ERC), scholars; Kolkata covers Bihar, Odisha, West • Assisting regional professional Bengal, Jharkhand and the Union associations of social scientists and Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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ERC, Kolkata, situated at 1/R-1, organized 10 conferences/workshops/ Baishnabghata Patuli Township, Patuli, special lectures series and workshops Kolkata, WB 700094, is the national under ‘ICSSR - NE Monitoring center to provide social science material Committee’. Five research projects have to scholars in Bengali and Oriya. The been completed and three are ongoing. Centre enriched its library by subscribing 32 new journals. The Centre funded 18 4. North-Western Regional Centre seminars/conferences. Two Scholars (NWRC), Chandigarh covers Haryana, were provided study grant. Grant was Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, also provided to one publication. Punjab and the Union Territory of Chandigarh. 2. Northern Regional Centre (NRC), New Delhi covers Madhya Pradesh, NWRC, Chandigarh situated at Panjab , Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, University Library Building, Chandigarh Chhattisgarh and Delhi. - 160014, provided financial support to four workshops/seminars besides NRC, New Delhi, situated at Jawaharlal organizing 53 seminars, eight lectures Nehru University, CRS Building, Aruna and 53 training workshops during the Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi - 110067, year under report. It awarded study acts as a national center to provide grants to 16 scholars. The NWRC brings social science material to scholars out ‘Samajik Vigyan Khabar Suchi (The in Hindi and English. Four scholars Social Science News)’ on regular basis. availed study grant. The Centre funded It has prepared a quarterly index to 27 organizations to organize seminars/ editorial and news of interest to social conferences. scientists appearing in selected Punjabi language newspapers under its title. 3. North-Eastern Regional Centre (NERC), Shillong covers Arunachal 5. Southern Regional Centre (SRC), Pradesh, , , , Hyderabad covers Andhra Pradesh, , , Tripura and Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and the . Union Territories of Lakshadweep and Puducherry. NERC, Shillong is situated at North- Eastern Hill Univ. (NEHU) Campus, SRC, Hyderabad situated at Osmania Umshing, Shillong-793022, Meghalaya. University Library, Hyderabad - 500007, The Centre funded 38 seminars/ financially supported 51 seminars/ workshops/conferences. The Centre workshops. It awarded study grant to awarded study grant to 26 scholars 115 scholars during the year. The Centre and sanctioned contingency grant to brought out bibliographical publication three scholars. The Centre continues to on Telengana. publish a monthly publication ‘News’ on North-East consisting of paper clippings 6. Western Regional Centre (WRC), from selected newspapers. The Centre Mumbai covers Gujarat, ,

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Goa and the Union Territories of Daman grant. The Centre provided partial and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli. financial assistance to seven research projects and organised five lectures/ WRC, Mumbai situated at J.P.Naik workshops. Bhawan, Mumbai University Campus, Vidyanagri, Vidyanagri Marg, Mumbai The major activities of above mentioned - 400098, has financially supported 46 Six Regional Centres during 2012-13 seminars. Five scholars availed study are given at Appendix - 9.

Quantitative Information on Research Output of Regional Centres during the Year 2012-13

S.No Name Study Organised Grant for Programmes/ Hostel and Staff of the Grants Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/ Guest House Regional Awarded lectures/Training Programmes/Publi- Facility availed Centre cations/Research Projects 1 WRC, 5 61 1500 10 Mumbai 2 ERC, 2 22 Guest House 08 Kolkata (under construc- tion) 3 SRC, 115 52 509 09 Hyderabad 4 NWRC, 16 60 1408 20 Chandigarh 5 NRC, New 4 27 --- 02 Delhi 6 NERC, 26 55 2979 10 Shillong Total 168 277 6396 59

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Funds (Unaudited) (` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount 1. Eastern Regional Centre (ERC), Kolkata Grant From ICSSR (Non- 26.00 Salary & Allowances 22.99 Plan) ICSSR (Plan) Grant 40.00 Administrative Expenses 03.69 Interests Received 03.14 Plan Expenditure 12.66 Miscellaneous Income 00.00 Other Establishment 05.36 Expenses Depreciation 02.87 Excess of Income over 21.57 Expenditure Total 69.14 Total 69.14 2. Northern Regional Centre (NRC), New Delhi Opening Balance Cash 00.02 Establishment Expenses 08.55 Canara Bank 43.97 Other Administrative 05.10 Expenses Programme Expenses 38.54 Grants Received from 10.00 ICSSR (Non-Plan) Furniture, Equipment and 10.39 Computer Grant Received from 69.30 Investment 02.57 ICSSR (Plan) Interests Received 04.88 Closing Balance Cash 00.00 Canara Bank 63.02 Grand Total 128.17 128.17 3. North-Eastern Regional Centre (NERC), Shillong Opening Balance 15.22 Salaries 45.01 Grant from ICSSR (Plan) 52.40 Administrative Expenses 15.05 Grant from ICSSR (Non- 57.61 Plan Expenditure 48.89 Plan) Grant from ICSSR for 110.60 Other Establishment 115.03 other Purposes

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount Interest Received 01.07 Balance 26.22 Guest House Income 10.21 Other Miscellaneous 03.09 Income Total 250.20 Total 250.20 4. North-Western Regional Centre (NWRC), Chandigarh Grant from ICSSR (Plan) 60.00 Salaries 66.25 Grant from ICSSR (Non- 71.47 Administrative Expenses 04.49 Plan) Interest Received 02.57 Plan Expenditure 46.09 Guest House Income 09.97 Other Establishment 02.41 Expenses (Medical) Other Miscellaneous 0.02 Research Project 02.14 Income (Non-Plan) Other Miscellaneous 01.96 Cash in Bank 24.61 Income (Plan) Total 145.99 Total 145.99 5. Southern Regional Centre (SRC), Hyderabad Grant from ICSSR (Plan) 60.00 Salaries 42.09 Grant from ICSSR (Non- 55.00 Administrative Expenses 07.76 Plan) Interest Received 06.61 Plan Expenditure 106.19 Guest House Income 04.57 Other Establishment 04.19 Expenses Conference Hall Income 01.01 ICSSR Other Income 05.00

Other Miscellaneous 00.32 Income Excess of Expenditure 27.72 Over Income Total 160.23 Total 160.23

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount 6. Western Regional Centre(WRC), Mumbai Grant from ICSSR (Plan) 30.00 Salaries 40.28 Grant from ICSSR (Non- 54.00 Administrative Expenses 32.01 Plan) Interest Received 12.17 Plan Expenditure 47.40 Guest House Income 56.24 Other Establishment 03.70 Expenses Conference Hall Income 01.09 Other Miscellaneous 03.08 Income Research Methodology 00.12 Excess of Income over 33.31 Course expenditure Total 156.70 Total 156.70

34 Regional Centres (13) 88.00 74.00 783.29 110.00 136.37 134.47 543.84 239.45 239.45 in Lakhs) Grand Total Total Grand (Plan+ Non- Plan)(9+12) ` ( - - (12) 54.00 26.00 67.37 71.47 10.00 57.61 57.61 286.45 228.84 Total Non-Plan grant re leased in 2012-13 - -- -- (11) 5.00 7.61 7.61 36.45 11.47 12.37 28.84 Addi tional one time grant released - 49 26 55 60 10 50 50 250 200 (10) - Alloca tion & Re lease in 2012-13 34 84 69 64 64 (9) 315 496.84 181.84 181.84 Total Plan Total grant in released 2012-13 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 84 20 60 64 (8) SC/ ST SC/ ST Compo nent Plan ------40 40 (7) 61.34 61.34 101.34 Previous Previous Liability 5 5 ------(6) 9.10 4.10 4.10 (Capital) Additional one time grant the Year 2012-13 as on 31.3.2013 Year the -- 30 30 30 30 30 (5) 120 12.40 42.40 162.40 Research Research Promotion Grant - Allocation and Release of Grant to Regional Centres for Allocation and Release of Grant to Regional Centres 60 10 10 10 10 10 50 10 10 (4) Addi- tional ------80 20 20 20 20 80 (3) Allocation & Re lease in 2012-13 Develop- ment - - (2) bad Sub Sub NER New Total Total garh NER NER Total Total (RCs) SRC, Delhi ERC, NRC, WRC, NERC, NWRC, NWRC, Kolkata Chandi Shillong Hydera Including Mumbai Name of the Regional Centre 1 2 3 4 5 6 (1) Sl. No.

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7 Research Institutes

Background: development, industrial structure and growth, income distribution and poverty, employment The Indian Council of Social Science and wages, inter-regional differences in levels Research provides maintenance and of development, education, health, nutrition, development grant to 25* Research Institutes. problems of weaker sections of society Sponsoring of research institutes outside the including women, energy, technology, ecology scope of the University Grants Commission and environment, and social, cultural and has been one of the major programmes of institutional aspects of development. Thus, the Council in enlarging the base of social research studies have generated substantial science knowledge, improving the quality of empirical knowledge of the structure of research, and promoting an interdisciplinary Indian economy, polity and society and their perspective. These institutes constitute an dynamics both at the national and regional important mechanism for implementing the levels. Council’s policy of dispersal of research talents and building up of research capabilities During the last five years, 1408 research in different regions of the country, particularly projects have been completed by the institutes, in the areas where social science research is while 1850 are ongoing. These cover a wide not yet well developed. spectrum of issues relating to areas that are already mentioned above. What is more The Research Institutes have established close significant in these efforts is that they are not links with the scholars in the region as well as only interdisciplinary in character, but also elsewhere through various activities such as focused on regional and local problems. In this seminars, workshops, training and consultancy process, the institutes have become centres programmes. Some of the institutes are of research for the region’s specific issues closely associated with national and state and have greatly contributed to an awareness level planning and development agencies, and of the nature of development problems and have thereby strengthened the links between potential of the country as a whole. In terms research and policy making. of publications, the institutes have brought out 648 books and 909 working papers during the Each institute determines its own direction last five years. of research, which includes a wide spectrum of subjects related to agricultural and rural Another important activity, that has been given

• Research Institute, i.e. Gandhian Institute of Studies, Varanasi has been deregistered by the District Court, Varanasi and therefore not eligible to receive grant as per the rules.

36 Research Institutes importance by the Council, is training of young A Profile: social scientists by the research institutes through M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes, The focus and activities of the Research workshops and seminars. During the last five Institutes during the reporting year are years, 171 Ph.Ds. have been produced and 974 presented below: scholars have been working on their Ph.D. The focus of the A.N. Sinha Institute of The Council can legitimately take pride in its Social Studies, Patna, is on development with role in promoting the research and training particular reference to problems of Bihar and the efforts made by the research institutes. 240 Eastern Region. Its approach to development projects were completed in these institutes emphasizes on community initiative. A during the year, under report. The total number number of studies related to Implementation of ongoing studies at the end of the year was of RTE, Ethnographic Study of Castes, Skill 495. Development Policy, Voters’ Behaviour, Bihar Andolan 1974 and Educational Status Research institutes disseminate the results of of Schedule Castes etc., have been undertaken their research studies in the form of published by the institute. During the period, nine books, mimeographs, working/occasional project studies were completed while five papers, etc. During the year, the number were in progress. One article was published of books published was 113, monographs/ by the faculty during this period. Also, the mimeographs were 56 and working/occasional institute brought out its journal ‘Social and papers and articles were 130. The number of Economic Studies’. The institute organised research papers published was 738. 13 seminars/workshops/conferences. Besides this ten lectures and four training programmes The institutes also undertake training of young were also organised. social scientists and assist fresh researchers in designing and conducting their research. The main research activities of Dr. Babasaheb To this end, doctoral fellowships have been Ambedkar National Institute of Social provided to these institutes. Some of the Sciences, Mhow, during the year, were on institutes have been assisting in teaching and Manual Scavengers, Self Employment and training programmes for M. Phil. and Ph.D. Rehabilitation, New Panchayat Raj, Self- students. In addition, as per the Council’s Employment Scheme, Educational Status policy, they participate in postgraduate of Scheduled Castes and Socio-economic teaching, research guidance in the universities Backwardness. During the year, five studies and also involve the university teachers in their were completed while three were in progress. research programmes. During the year, 324 The faculty also contributed four articles in scholars were working under the guidance of different journals. Four Ph.D. theses were faculty members of the research institutes, 36 completed and 40 scholars were pursuing their were awarded Ph.D. degrees and 33 scholars Ph.D work. The institute brought out Social submitted their doctoral dissertations. 591 Science Documentation Series in Hindi. seminars and workshops were held during Besides, it conducted 59 seminars, symposia 2012-13. and lectures.

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The research activities of the his Ph.D. work. The Centre organised 20 Centre for Development Studies, seminars/ conferences/ lectures. The faculty Thiruvananthapuram, during the year, published one book, eight monographs/ were focused on Knowledge Generation and occasional papers and 26 research papers / Social Utility, Migrant Recruitment Practices, articles. Gobalisation, Social Security, Education Trajectories, Women Empowerment, The focus of studies of the Centre for Policy Women’s Health and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. Research, New Delhi, was on Alternative Ten studies were completed while work on Approaches to Governance, Inclusive eighteen studies were in progress. Eight Development, Citizens and the State, Climate students were awarded Ph.D. and twenty were Challenge, Terrorism, Democracy, Urban working for their Ph.D. degrees. Nine books Sanitation and Environmental Justice, etc. were published and 26 articles were published During the year, the Centre completed six by the faculty in reputed journals. The faculty projects and fourteen were at various stages of conducted/participated/presented papers in 27 completion. The faculty published eight books seminars/conferences and workshops. and 37 research papers in refereed journals and 300 articles in newspapers. Besides, five The research activities of the Centre for working papers were also brought out. The Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad Centre also organised twenty-five seminars/ revolved around the Rural Development workshops/ conferences During the year,. Programme, Pollution, Women’s Access to Land, Groundwater Resources, Inclusiveness, The Centre for Research in Rural and Impoverishment and Livelihood, Water and Industrial Development, Chandigarh Sanitation, Inter-Regional Disparities. The conducted research on Indigenous Systems Centre completed 23 research projects and of Education, Management Practices, Rural 32 studies were in progress. The faculty Non-Farm Employment, Rural Development published three books, 37 articles and brought Programmes and Panchayat Empowerment, out six working papers and five monographs. etc. During the year, the Centre completed Five scholars were awarded Ph.D. degrees. 26 projects and 35 were at various stages of 28 seminars/ conferences/ workshops were completion. In addition, the Centre organized conducted During the year,. 40 lectures/seminars and training programmes. Three books and fifty research papers/articles The main activities of the Centre for Multi- were published by the faculty in various Disciplinary Development Research, journals and edited books. Dharwad, were centered on Gram Panchayat, Irrigation, Credit Constraints, Water Supply, Research activities of the Centre for Social Health and Health Care Practices, Rural Studies, Surat, were related to the Tribal Sanitation and Tobacco Farming. During the Health, Social Security Schemes, Subaltern period under review, the institute completed Identities, Livelihood, Development, six research projects and 11 projects were at Deprivation and Discontent and Educational various stages of completion. One scholar was Status of Scheduled Castes and Tribes, awarded Ph.D. Degree and three submitted etc. During the period, three projects were their theses, whereas one scholar was pursuing completed and six were in progress. The Centre

38 Research Institute continued to publish its journal ‘Arthat’. The were in progress. Three publications and six faculty members published one book and 14 working occasional papers were brought out. articles/papers. The Centre conducted 15 In addition, the Centre continued to publish seminars/conferences/training programmes. its journal. The Centre also organized seven workshops and seminars on various themes. The Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata, continued to concentrate its The focus of research activities of Council for work on economic and social problems of Social Development, Hyderabad, has been society. Among the projects that received on Marine Fisheries, Health, Atrocities against major attention were NREGA Evaluation, Schedule Tribes, Adivasi Art and Adivasi Demography and Financial Structure, Agriculture, Pathology of Poverty, Panchayati Minority Concentration, Poverty Alleviation Raj Institutions, Human Development and and Imperial Law, etc. During the year, Problems on STs, Lively-hood Issues and Land one project was completed and five were in Distribution. The Council completed seven progress. The Centre published five books, projects and 16 were in progress. The Council five reports and 37 research articles. During brought out four working/occasional papers the period, 24 workshops/lectures/seminars and 33 research papers/articles in reputed were organized. Two scholars completed their journals. The Council/ faculty conducted/ Ph.D. and 39 were pursuing it. participated in 19 seminars/ conferences/ workshops/lectures. The main concerns of research at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, The research work carried out by Giri Delhi, have been Election Study, Paid News, Institute of Development Studies, Media Ethics, Comparative Democracy, Law Lucknow, was focused on Inter-state and Society, Public and Policies, Violence, Disparities, Human Development and Social Ethnicity and Diversity, etc. During the year, Service Problems of Disadvantaged Groups, three projects were completed and 74 studies Agriculture and Rural Development, Land were in progress. The Centre published Reforms, Farmer’s Income, Evaluation of three books. The Centre also organised 73 MSDP, Suicides, Educational Backwardness seminars/ talks/ lectures/discussions. The of Muslims, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Rural faculty published 50 reports/papers/articles in Non-farm Employment, etc. During the year, reputed journals. Three scholars completed the institute completed 19 projects while 23 their Ph.D. and 16 were pursuing it. were in progress. The institute published two books, and brought out 11 working papers, 19 The Centre for Women’s Development Monographs and 20 research articles/ papers. Studies, Delhi, since its inception, has In addition, the institute/faculty conducted undertaken research-cum-action projects. eight seminars/workshops/ conferences. Eight During the period, priority areas of the Centre students/scholars were pursuing the research were Gender and Migration, Minimum work under Ph.D. Programme and one student Wage, Childcare Services, Declining Sex was awarded Ph.D. during the period. Ratios, Domestic Workers, Public Health Facilities, Gender and Higher Education, The focus of the research at the Gujarat etc. Three projects were completed and 21 Institute of Development Research,

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Ahmedabad, has been on Natural Resources Research activities of the Institute of Management, Agriculture and Climate Economic Growth, Delhi relate to Policy Change, Revitalisation of Village Ponds, Options, Impact of Carbon Taxes, Organised Industry, Infrastructure, Trade and Finance, Sector, Inclusive Growth, Status of Elderly, Employment, Migration and Urbanisation, Migrant Workers and Health Management Poverty and Human Development, Regional Information System (HMIS), Demographic Development and Institutions and Governance, Transition, Trade Liberalisation, etc. The etc. During the year, the institute completed institute completed 23 research projects and 13 research projects and 18 studies were in 54 research projects were in progress. The progress. The faculty of the institute published Institute organised 25 workshops/seminars one book, 13 reports and 30 articles/ research and two training programmes, etc. 30 scholars papers in reputed journals besides bringing out were working under Ph.D programme. The eight occasional papers. The centre conducted institute published three books, 10 working four seminars/ conferences/ workshops. papers and 10 occasional papers and 61 articles/ papers in reputed journals. It continued to The research programme of the Indian bring out major journal-contribution to Indian Institute of Education, Pune, was focused on Sociology. Inclusive Education, Elementary Education, Seasonal Migration, Social Opportunities The Institute of Public Enterprise, and Challenges, Inclusiveness of SC and Hyderabad, conducted studies on ST Students and Governance Reforms, etc. Evaluation of Mee Seva, CSR Policy, During the year, three projects were completed Stock Markets, Consultancy Development and seven were in progress. The institute’s Centre, Poverty Reduction, Climate Change quarterly journal Shikshan Ani Samaj in and Entrepreneurship Skill Development, Marathi continued to be published. Two Restructuring of Public Sector Enterprises, scholars completed their Ph.D. The institute etc. The institute provides courses on MBA conducted 34 seminars/workshops. The (PE) and PGDCS. The institute completed faculty published four books and published 17 seven research projects, nine were in research papers/articles/chapters in published progress. During the year, 11 books/ reports books. and 60 research articles were published. In addition, the institute organised 65 seminars/ The research work undertaken by the Institute conferences/ training programmes and of Development Studies, Jaipur, is related workshops. Two scholars were pursuing their to Productivity of Crops, Water Demand research work for Ph.D. and three scholars and Use, Crafts in Rajasthan, Sarva Siksha were awarded degree. Abhiyan, Micro-finance, Credit and Rural Industrialization, Globalization and Cultural The Institute for Social and Economic imperialism, etc. During the year, 11 projects Change, Bengaluru, focused its research on were completed while 10 were in progress. It Inclusive Agricultural Growth, Farm Sector conducted eight seminars/ workshops/lectures Distress, Access to Healthcare, Child Labour, and three training courses. The Institute Farmers’ Indebtedness, Sarva Shiksha published 23 research papers, 10 books and Abhiyan, Demographic Pattern and Migration, the faculty prepared six working papers. etc. General themes of research covered by

40 Research Institute the Institute are tax reforms, gender studies, equality, world value survey, sarva shiksha dalit studies, institutional development, abhiyan, mid-day meal programme and state employment, agriculture, irrigation, family of democracy. During the year, the institute welfare, management, health, panchayati raj, completed six research projects and 18 were decentralised governance, etc. During the at various stages of completion. The faculty year, 34 research projects were completed published one book, seven research papers/ and 59 were at different stages of completion. articles in various journals and also brought The institute published nine books and out three monographs and two working/ three monographs, 28 working/occasional occasional papers. The Institute published papers. It conducted 19 seminars/workshops. its own journal ‘Madhya Pradesh Journal of The institute also brought out its Journal Social Sciences’. The institute organised five entitled ‘Journal of Social and Economic seminars/workshops and two training courses. Development’. Besides this, nine Ph.D. theses Three scholars were awarded Ph.D. Degrees were completed and 62 scholars were pursuing and 25 scholars were pursuing their research Ph.D. work under Ph.D. programme. One scholar submitted his thesis. The thrust area of research at the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, The Madras Institute of Development Delhi has been on Emerging Information and Studies, Chennai, focused its research on Communication Technologies in Promoting Natural Resources, Dalit Rights, Panchayati and Disseminating Social Science Research, Raj Institutions, Water Conservation, Climate Sustainable Development, Industry and Change and Livelihoods, Urban Land Use, Employment, Globalisation, Manufacturing Environment and Social Impact, Status of Sector, Inward FDI Experience, New Tribal and New Growth Strategies, etc. During World Order and Industrialization and Land the year, one research project was completed Acquisition, etc. During the period, three and 15 were in progress. The institute published research projects were completed and eight one book, 48 research papers/articles and were in progress. The institute published two brought out one working paper. The institute books/reports and 17 research papers/articles, conducted 17 workshops/ seminars During besides, 12 working/occasional papers. The the year,. Two scholar submitted Ph.D. theses institute has created a Multimedia Centre and 25 scholars were pursuing their research with an aim to combine new technologies and work under Ph.D. programme. create linkages between different researchers and institutions. The Institute organized nine The research focus of the Nabakrushna workshops. Choudhury Centre for Development Studies, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa, was mainly The Madhya Pradesh Institute of Social on Sarva Siksha Abhiyan Programme, Mid- Science Research, Ujjain (M.P.), undertakes day Meal Scheme, Scheduled Caste Sub-plan, interdisciplinary research in social sciences Development of Sericulture, Assessment of with special emphasis on the problems of MGNREGA, Livelihood and Forest and Rural Madhya Pradesh and the neighbouring regions. Electrification. During the period under report, The main focus of research during the year was the Centre completed four projects while six on women in rural India, gender and social were in progress. The centre published one

41 Indian Council of Social Science Research book and 16 articles/research papers in various brought out five occasional papers and one journals and also organised six conferences / monograph. seminars/ workshops. Two scholars submitted Ph.D. and three scholars were pursuing their The major research areas covered by the research work. Sardar Patel Institute of Social and Economic Research, Ahmedabad, during The Omeo Kumar Das Institute of Social the year, were Agricultural Growth, SSA and Change and Development, Guwahati, was MDM, Early Childhood Care and Education, established to promote research on issues Elementary Education, Urbanisation and Rural relating to the economy and society of Assam Industrialisation, Climate Induced Disasters, and other states of the North-Eastern Region. The Institute focused its research on the etc. Six research projects were completed and subjects; village councils, development of 14 projects were in progress. The institute judiciary, drop out and retention rate, children brought out a bi-annual journal in English and in Assam, sub-regional movements, local another in Gujarati. The faculty brought out governance, elementary education, land in the five working papers, one monograph and 29 tribal societies and flood disaster mitigation, articles were published in various journals/ etc. The institute completed eight research edited books. 28 seminars/ conferences/ projects and 14 were in progress. Faculty workshops were organized during the year. published four books/ reports, 10 papers/ articles in various journals. Besides, the The major activities of the above mentioned institute organised 13 seminars/workshops/ Research Institutes during 2012-13 are given training programmes During the year, and at Appendix-10.

42 Research Institute 9 11 14 81 32 45 35 27 28 14 32 22 26 54 27 13 32 33 40 22 20 17 41 22 14 79 776 Others - 8 5 8 9 6 5 4 5 11 13 41 19 24 53 19 10 17 16 37 14 14 35 17 12 18 10 417 Fac ulty - 8 8 7 6 4 9 5 12 19 27 24 13 65 25 73 15 17 34 25 28 19 40 28 13 20 59 591 Seminars/ Conferenc es/Work- shops ------3 1 5 5 4 6 6 6 8 5 4 4 2 11 11 28 20 12 130 Working/ Occasional Papers/Re ports ------3 1 5 1 4 3 10 20 19 56 Mono graphs/ Mimeo graphs - - 9 1 4 7 85 26 37 60 61 50 14 48 17 20 37 29 33 23 50 37 16 30 17 10 26 738 Published Research Papers/Ar ticles - - - - 8 9 9 3 3 1 1 4 2 8 3 3 3 1 2 4 1 2 1 11 10 10 14 113 Books/ Reports Pub lished ------7 2 6 8 1 5 3 4 6 1 62 20 39 19 30 16 25 12 40 25 324 Ongoing Ph.D. Thesis ------6 9 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 2 3 4 1 - 33 During the Year 2012-2013 Year During the Sub mitted Thesis ------5 8 1 3 2 1 5 1 1 1 3 10 36 Awarded Awarded Ph.D. Degree - - 4 5 5 9 6 7 6 8 3 11 59 18 54 74 15 23 14 14 16 10 35 21 32 18 14 18 495 Proj ects Ongo ing - 3 1 9 7 3 3 1 3 6 6 7 3 4 3 8 6 5 6 11 34 10 23 19 26 23 13 240 Projects Projects Com pleted Information on Quantitative Research Output of Research Institutes Output of Research Information on Quantitative Research - 2 Name of the Research Name of the Research Institutes ISEC, Bengaluru Trivandrum CDS, CSSS, Kolkata ANSISS, Patna IPE, Hyderabad IEG, Delhi CSDS, Delhi CSS, Surat MIDS, Chennai IIE, Pune GIDS, Lucknow CPR, New Delhi Ahmedabad SPIE&SR, CSD, Hyderabad IDS, Jaipur CRRID, Chandigarh CWDS, New Delhi CESS, Hyderabad NKCCDS, Bhubane swar Ahmedabad GIDR, ISID, New Delhi OKDISC&D, Guwahati CMDR, Dharwad BANISS, Mhow MPISSR, Ujjain Total 1 Sl. Sl. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

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44 Appendices

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Appendix-1 List of Members of the Council (As on 31st March 2013)

1. Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat 5. Dr. Surajit Mitra Chairman Secretary Indian Council of Social Science Research Ministry of Minority Affairs Aruna Asaf Ali Marg Government of India JNU Institutional Area 11th Floor, Parayavaran Bhawan New Delhi-110067 CGO Complex, Lodhi Road New Delhi-1100003 2. Shri Ashok Thakur 6. Professor Basudev Chatterji Secretary Department of Higher Education Chairman Ministry of Human Resource Development Indian Council of Historical Research Government of India 35, Ferozshah Road Shastri Bhawan New Delhi-110001 New Delhi-110001 7. Professor Ved Prakash 3. Shri Sumit Bose Chairman Secretary University Grants Commission Department of Expenditure Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg Ministry of Finance New Delhi-110002 Govt. of India 8. Professor Virginius Xaxa North Block New Delhi-110001 Deputy Director Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS), 4. Dr. Raghuram G. Rajan Guwahati Chief Economic Advisor RKB Hotel, Cotton College, Ministry of Finance Pan Bazar, Guwahati- 781001 (Assam) Government of India North Block 9. Professor Gopal Guru New Delhi - 110001 63,Dakshinapuram Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi-110067

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10. Professor Kancha Ilaiah 16. Professor M.H. Qureshi Director 13-B, Pocket –A Maulana Azad National University Sukhdev Vihar MANUU Campus, New Delhi-110025 Gachibowli, Hyderabad - 500032 (AP) 17. Professor Ashis Nandy 11. Dr. K. Seeta Prabhu A-30, IInd Floor Senior Advisor Nizamuddin (East) United Nations Development New Delhi –110013 Programme (UNDP) India 55, Lodhi Estate 18. Professor B.S Chimni New Delhi-110003 151, Uttrakhand 12. Professor T.C.A. Anant Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi-110067 Secretary & Chief Statistician of India 19. Air Commodore Jasjit Singh Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Director Government of India Center for Air Power Studies Sardar Patel Bhawan Arjan Path, Subroto Park New Delhi-110001 New Delhi-110010 13. Professor R. Radhakrishna 20. Professor Nayanjyot Lahiri Flat No. 1A, Ramakamal Doyen E-157, Sector –20 Plot No 113 Srinagar Colony Noida-201301 (U.P) Hyderabad-500073 21. Professor 14. Professor Jitendera Mohan V-29/8 Emeritus Professor DLF Phase-III Department of Psychology Gurgaon-122002 Punjab University, Chandigarh-160014 22. Professor Temsula Ao 15. Professor Furqan Qamar Tia-Ki Vice-Chancellor 47 Lingrijan Central University of Himanchal Pradesh Dimapur - 797112 (Nagaland) Post Box No. 21 Dharamshala, District - Kangra - 176215 (HP)

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23. Dr. Prodipto Ghosh 24. Professor Ramesh Dadhich Distinguished Fellow Member Secretary The Energy and Resources Indian Council of Social Science Research Institute (TERI) Aruna Asaf Ali Marg Darbari Seth Block New Delhi - 110017 India Habitat Center Lodhi Road 25. Vacant New Delhi-110003 26. Vacant

48 Appendix- 2 ICSSR Senior Officials (As on 31st March 2013)

Chairman Sr. System Analyst Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat Shri Rajiv Khera Member Secretary Assistant Directors Mrs. Alka Srivastava Prof. Ramesh Dadhich Shri M.P. Madhukar Directors Shri Radhey Shyam Singh Mrs. Revathy Vishwanath Shri K.L. Khera Dr. S.M. Verma Dr. G.S.Saun Dr. P.R. Goswami (upto 28-02-2013) Documentation Officers Administrative Officer Shri S.N.Chari Dr. (Ms) Nutan Johri Shri M.A. Jawaid (Additional Charge) Dr. Mahavir Singh FA & CAO Shri Ashish Deolia Mrs. D.N.Jyotsana Rao Shri N.K.Gupta Mrs. Kanchan Vasudev Deputy Directors Dr. (Ms) T. Mythili Raman Shri Ajay Kumar Gupta Programmer Dr. A. Rehman Mrs. Anjana Shukla Dr. (Mrs.) Sanchita Dutta (upto 31-01-2013) Dr. (Mrs.) Jessy George Section Officers Dr. (Mrs.) Rachna Jain Shri Chander Pal Shri M.A.Jawaid Shri H.S.Chadha Ms Indra Kaul Shri V. K. Anand Dr. Harish Sharma Shri Mohinder Singh (upto 30-11-12) Dr (Mrs.) Kamlesh Goel (upto 30-06-2012) Mrs Asha Kapoor (upto 31-05-2012) Dr. (Mrs.) Ramesh Madan (upto 30-04-2012)

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The following officials retired during 8. Sh. Sant Kumar, Lib. Assistant the year : (30-09-2012).

1. Sh. Ashok Kumar Verma, Lib. Assistant 9. Smt. Sharanjit Kaur, Sr. P.A. (30-04-2012). (30-09-2012).

2. Dr. (Mrs) Ramesh Madan, Dy. Director 10. Sh. Ram Chander, Photocopy Machine (30-04-2012). Operator (31-10-2012).

3. Mrs Asha Kapoor, Section Officer 11. Sh. Mohinder Singh, D.C.F.O. (31-05-2012). (30-11-2012).

4. Sh. Omprakash, Sweeper-cum -Farash 12. Smt. Tarjinder Kaur, Accounts Asstt. (30-06-2012). (30-11-2012).

5. Smt. Kamlesh Goel, Dy. Director 13. Dr. (Mrs) Sanchita Dutta, Director (30-06-2012). (31-01-2013).

6. Sh. Umed Singh, Accounts Asstt 14. Dr. P.R. Goswami, Director, took V.R.S (30-06-2012). (28-02-2013). 7. Sh. Chander Bhan, Farash (31-07-2012).

50 Appendix -3 Research Projects

Research Project Sanctioned and Social Science, National Institute of (Responsive) Technology, Rourkela – 769 008 (Orissa) “Catastrophic Out-of Pocket Health Care 1. Dr. N. Lalitha, Associate Professor, Expenditure and Loss of Productivity: A Gujarat Institute of Development Study of Economic Impact of Malaria in Research, Gota, Ahmedabad-380 060 Tribal Region of Orissa”. ` 6, 36,000/- “Socio-economic Implications of Protecting Handicrafts through the 6. Dr. Arunkumar R. Kulkarni, Centre System Geographical Indications”. for Multi-disciplinary Development `4,68,700/- Research, R.S. No. 9A2, Plot No. 82, Dr. B. R. Ambdekar Nagar, Near Yalakki 2. Dr. Byasdeb Dasgupta, Head, Shettar Colony, Lakamanahaklli, Department of Information and Library Dharwad–580 004 (Karnataka) Provision Science, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Mhaharaj and Utilisation of Rural Sanitation: A Nagpur University, Ist Floor, North Case Study of Karnataka”. ` 5,82,650/- Ambazari Road, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur – 440 010 (MS) “Labour Security in the 7. Dr. Rajarshi Majumder, Reader, Urban Informal Economy: A Study of Department of Economics, The West Bengal”. ` 7,79,375/- University of Burdwan, Burdwan, West Bengal – 713 104 “Infrastructure and 3. Dr. Mahesh C. Purohit, Foundation for Poverty Alleviation: A Regional Study”. Public Economics and Policy Research, ` 6,84,775/- B-13, Pocket-B (Near Sani Temple), Phase Four, Ashok Vihar, New Delhi 8. Dr. Sanjay, Gramin Punarnirman – 110 052 “Revamping State Excise Sansthan, Village PO Barhya (Atraulia) Duty: Issues in Policy and Governance”. District Azamgarh – 223 223 (UP) ` 6, 14,900/- “Employment and Income Generation 4. Dr. Sarbjit Singh Chhina, 72, Sector-4, through Rural Non-farm Sector: A Study Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar, Punjab “A in Eastern Region of Uttar Pradesh”. Comparative Study of Yield, Income and `5,61,150/- Employment of Organic Farmers vis-à- 9. Dr. Narayan Sethi (SC), Assistant vis Conventional Farmers in Punjab”. Professor, Department of Humanities `6, 41,775/- and Social Sciences National Insitute 5. Dr. Jalandhar Pradhan, Assistant of Technology, Rourkela – 769 008, Professor, Department of Humanities Odisha. “A Study of Contract Farming

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as a Solution of Agrarian Crisis in India: Institute of Development Studies, Salt The Case of Cotton Farming in Orissa”. Lake Campus, 27/D, DD Block, Salt ` 9,20,200/- Lake, Kolkata – 700 064. “Inequality in Access to Modern Energy Services: 10. Prof. Ramesh Kumar Sharma, Flat No. Indian Case”. ` 5,33,200/- 1393, Sector- D, Pocket- 1, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi – 110 070. “Targetted Public 16. Dr. S. Mohd. Irshad, Assistant Professor, Distributions System in Himachal Jamsedji Tata Centre for Disaster Pradesh: A Study of Remote and Management, Tata Institute of Social Inaccessible Areas”. ` 8,90,100/- Sciences, Malatil and Jal A.D. Naoroji (New) Campus, Post Box No. 8313, 11. Dr. Subhanil Chowdhury, Institute of Sion-Trombay Road, Mumbai – 400 Development Studies, Kolkata, Salt Lake 088. “Privatisation of Struggle and Campus, 27/D, DD Block, Sector – 1 Salt Nationalisation of Exploitation: A Kake, Kolkata – 700 064. “Imperialism Study on the Issue of Land Acquisition in the Current Era: A Study with special and Public Resistance Against Mining Reference to South Asia”. ` 5,24,600/- Project”. ` 3,47,225/-

12. Dr. S.N. Tripathy, Professor, Department 17. Dr. Kalpana C. Satija, Associate of Economics, Gokhale Institute of Professor, Sardar Patel Institute Politics and Economics, Pune – 411 Economic and Social Research, Thaltej, 004, Maharashtra. “Problems of Rural Ahmedabad – 380 054. “Mainstreaming Urban Migration: A Study from Social Provincial Inconsistency in Human Exclusion Perspectives”. ` 8,85,800/- Development of Gujarat”. ` 9,63,200/-

13. Dr. R.R. Bhatnagar, Sardar Patel Institute 18. Dr. Jeena T. Srinivasan, Associate of Economic and Social Research, Thaltej Professor, Centre for Economic and Road, Ahmedabad – 380054. “Socio- Social Studies, Nizamiah Observatory economic Impact of Development Campus, Begumpet, Hyderabad – Paradigms on Rural Farmers – A Study 500016. “Sustainable Small Farm on Land Acquiring Process for Industrial Agriculture: A Study of Rice Cultivation Growth in Gujarat”. ` 6,82,625/- in Kerala”. ` 8,63,225/-

14. Dr. Brijesh Kumar Bajpai, Senior Fellow, 19. Dr. C. Krishnan, Nediyalakkal House, Giri Institue of Development Studies, Nayarkuzhi Post, NIT Via, Kozhikode Sector ‘O’, Aliganj Housing Scheme, District, Kerala –673601. “Internal Lucknow – 226 024 (UP). “Stressed Resource Generation and Utilisation in Children in Lucknow: A Study of their Indian Universities: A Study in South Socio-economic Background and Living Indian States”. ` 7,43,900/- Conditions”. ` 7,52,500/- 20. Dr. Mridula Goel, Associate Professor & 15. Dr. Md. Zakaria Siddiqui, Assistant Head, Department of Economics, BITS Professor, Department of Economics Pilani-KK Birla Goa Campur, NH-17,

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B, Bypass Road, Zuarinagar, Goa – (Raipur, , Bhopal Shehar Ke 403726. “Tourism in Goa and its Impact Vishesh Sandharbh Mien’. ` 6,14,900/- on Socio-economic Conditions and Sustainable Development in the State”. 26. Dr. Sumangala Damodaran, Associate ` 4,89,125/- Professor, School of Development Studies, Ambedkar University, 21. Dr. R. Shashi Kumar (ST), Reader, Dept. Sector-9, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110077. of Economics, Bengaluru University, “Migration and Industrial Work: Bengaluru – 560056. “Inclusive Growth Changing Patterns, Worker Identities for Tribals in Karnataka: Challenges and and Livelihood Strategies in the City of Opportunities”. ` 7,82,600/- Delhi”. ` 5,63,300/-

22. Dr. Patil Laxman Hanmantrao, 27. Dr. Masood Ali Khan, H.No.16-7-193 Assistant Professor, Department of Azampura, Sahifa Post Office, Economics, Shivaji Mahavidyalaya, Hyderabad-500024. “Financing of Udgir, Latur- 413 517. “The Social Religious Madarsa (Dini School): A Case and Economical Changes in the Life of Study of Hyderabad City”. ` 3,89,150/- below Poverty Level Families due to Golden Jubilee Rural Self-Employment 28. Dr. Lusane Suryakant Vishwanath, Policy in Maharashtra : A Case Study”. Assistant Professor, Department of `6,82,625/- Commerce, Lala Lajpat Rai College of Commerce & Economics, Mahalaxmi, 23. Dr. Rajesh Raj S.N., Centre for Multi- Mumbai – 400034. “Special Economic disciplinary Development Research, Zones in Maharashtra and its Contribution R.S.N. No. 9A2, Plot No. 82, Dr. B.R. to Indian Economy with Special Ambedkar Nagar, Dharwad – 580004. Reference to Export”.` 8,48,175/- “What Sectors can be Engines of Growth? An Analysis of Manufacturing 29. Dr. N. Sundaram, Associate Professor, and Services in India”. ` 5,09,550/- School of Social Sciences and Languages, 24. Dr. K. Pochanna, Dept. of Economics, VIT University, Vellore – 632014. P.G. College, S.P. Road Secunderabad “Financial Inclusion in Rural India – A – 500003. “Economic Impact of Study with Special Reference to Vellore Genetically Modified Cotton Crop District of Tamil Nadu (Industrially Technology on Agriculture Farm House Most Backward District)”. ` 7.98,725/- Holds in India”. ` 4,34,200/- 30. Dr. Shivakumar Deene (SC), Assistant 25. Dr. Bhupinder Singh, C-57, Bajaj Professor, Department of Commerce, Colony, Sector – 2, New Rajendra School of Business Studies, Central Nagar, Raipur (CG). “Jawaharlal Nehru University of Karnatak, Gulbarga – Rashtriya Shehri Navekaran Mission Ke 585106. “Asset Liability Management Antargat Shehari Garibon Ke Buniyad in Banking Sector: A Select Study”. ki Sewaon Ka ek Arthik Adhyayan `9,34,175/-

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31. Dr. Trilok Narain Mathur, Department 37. Dr. Kanika T. Bhal, Dept. of Management of Economic Administration and Studies, Indian Institute of Technology, Financial Management, Faculty of Vishwakarma Bhawan, Shahid Jit Commerce, University of Rajasthan, Singh Marg, New Delhi – 110016. Jaipur – 302004. “A Study of Changing “Environmental Responsibility and its Customer Preferences for Banks Correlates: A Select Study of Chemical Products”. `7,66,475/- Industry in India”. ` 5,61,150/-

32. Dr. Kastoori Srinivas, Senior Faculty, 38. Dr. M. Senthil, Department of Department of Commerce, Vivek Management, Alagappa Institute of Vardhini (AN) College of Commerce Management, Alagappa University and Arts, Jambagh, Koti, Hyderabad. Alagappapuram, Karaikdu – 630003, “Country Experiences in Housing Tamil Nadu. “The Potential Effects of Finance: Study with Special Reference FDI in Indian Retail Sector: A Study on to Housing Schemes in Urban and the Impact on Retailers in Tamil Nadu”. Rural Areas for Low and Middle ` 5,82,650/- Income Groups in Andhra Pradesh”. `8,83,650/- 39. Dr. Mamta Sareen, Associate Professor, Kirori Mal College (University of Delhi) 33. Dr. Ramniklal Jethalal Yadav ‘Raje’, Delhi – 110007. “Perceived Security as 31/B/1, Street No. 06, Laxmi Society, Trust Indicator in Adoption of Internet B/H Rajnagar Society, Anna Mava Banking: A Study of Select Banks in Road, Rajkot. “Dalit Entrepreneurship India”. ` 4,04,200/- in Urban Gujarat”. ` 6,78,325/-

34. Dr. R. K. Uppal, Head, Dept. 40. Dr. Debadyuti Das (SC), Faculty of of Economics, DAV College, management Studies, University of Malout-152102, District - Muktsar. Delhi, Delhi – 110007. “An Assessment “Transformation in Indian Banks through of the Impact of Sustainable Supply E-Banking Services”. `6,95,525/- Chain Management Practices on Overall Organisational Performance: An 35. Dr. Dhyan Singh Tomar, Associate Empirical Study”. ` 3,69, 263/- Professor, Department of Commerce, Government Degree College, Paonta 41. Dr. Asheesh Bisht, Department Sahib, District Sirmour “Tourism in of Management Studies, Kumaun North India – Challenges and Prospects”. University, Nainital–263136. “Off- ` 8,42,800/- Season Vegetable and their Value Chain in Hills of Uttarakhand: Status, 36. Dr. Thillai Rajan, Associate Professor, Problems and Potentials: A Study of Department of Management Studies Nainital District of Kumaun Hills in Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Uttarakhand”. ` 4,50,425/-. Chennai – 600036. “Recent Innovations in Infrastructure Financing Role Private 42. Dr. Manjit Singh, Associate Professor, Equity”. ` 6,81,550/- School of Applied Management,

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Punjabi University, Patiala – 147002. Thiruvananthapuram – 695017. “A Study “Impact of Diversification on Financial for Identifying Specific Knowledge Base, Organisation and Working of Credit Co- Skills, Interventions and Best Practices operatives in Punjab”. ` 3,52,063/-. Applicable to Fifteen Fields of Social Work Practices in India”. `8,84,725/- 43. Dr. Prajna Shrivastava, 706, Sangita Apartments, 14/59, Civil Lines, Kanpur 48. Dr. Bushra Beegom R.K., Assistant – 208001. “Management of Tourist Professor, Department of Sociology, Circuits in the North Central Cultural University of Kerala, Thiruvanthapuram Zone of India”. ` 7,50,350/- – 695 034. “Implication of Development Induced Displacement: Experience from 44. Dr. R.K. Mishra, Director, Institute of Kerala”. ` 6,20,275/- Public Enterprise, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad – 500007. 49. Dr. Shaila Parveen, N 16/34, Kashi “Empowering Social Science Research: Enclave, Flat 1, Floor 3, Block 2, A Study of Components in Social Kolahua, Vinayaka, Varanasi –221002. Science Research System, Existing “A Study of Impact of Madarsa Barriers and Development of Framework Education on Muslims in UP (Varanasi)”. ` for Performance Measurement of the 8,09,475/- System”. ` 6,15,650/- 50. Dr. K. Valentina, C/o Rajender Singh (SC), H.No.19, Munirka Village, 45. Dr. Sangeeta Krishna, Lecturer, Centre Munirka, New Delhi –110 067. for Study of Social Exclusion and “Masculinities and Wife-Battering: A Inclusive Policy, School for Ambedkar Sociological Study of Muslims in Rural Studies Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar and Andhra Pradesh”. `5,71,900/- University, Vidya Vihar, Rae Bareli Road, Lucknow – 226025 . “Unraveling 51. Dr. K. Viswanadha Reddy, Professor Folklore and Oral Tradition of the (Retired), Department of Anthropology, Marginalized Communities and its S.V.U. College of Biological Role in Democratic Social Order”. Earth Sciences, Tirupati – 517502. `5,57,925/- “Environmental Impact on the Forest Economy: A Case Study of Yerukala 46. Dr. B. Devi Prasad, Centre for Equity Tribe in Nailamala Forest Region of for Women, Children & Families School Andhra Pradesh”. ` 6,20,275/- of Social Work, Tata Institute of Social Scienes, Post Box No. 8313, Deonar, 52. Dr. Akshaya K. Rath, Assistant Mumbai – 400088. “Assessment of Professor, Department of Humanities Implementation of PESA in Schedule V and Social Sciences, National Institute Areas: A Study of Six States”. ` 6,99,825/- of Technology (NIT), Rourkela, Odisha – 769 008. “Prison Migration and the 47. Dr. K.A. Joseph, Head, Department Regulation of Colonial Sexuality: A of Social Work, Loyola College of Study of the Sexualized Body in Andaman Social Sciences, Sreekariyam PO Penal Settlement”. ` 6,09,525/-

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53. Mr. Mallepalli Laxmaiah, 403, Bhavya 59. Dr. Ananta Kumar Giri, Madras Institute Balaji Towers Sainathapuram, A.S. Rao of Development Studies, 79, Second Nagar, Hyderabad – 500 062. “Economic Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Strengths and Contributions of Dalits Chennai – 600020 (plus field trip abroad in National Building – A Historic and to Paris and Indonesia for 30 days). Social Reality in India: A Case Study “The Calling of Global Responsibility”. of Dalit Workers in Coal Mines of `5,47,175/- Telangana Region of Andhra Pradesh”. ` 4,53,650/- 60. Dr. B.N. Prasad, Senior Fellow, Giri Institute of Development Studies, 54. Dr. M.S. Jayakumar, Assistant Professor, Sector ‘O’, Aliganj Housing Scheme, Centre for Study of Social Exclusion Lucknow–226024. “Dalit Assertion and and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) Athithi Emerging Rural Social Formation in Bhavan Building, CUSAT, Kochi – Uttar Pradesh”. ` 7,52,500/- 682022. “Exclusion on the Edge: A 61. Dr. Pratyusna Patnaik, Assistant Study on Emigration-induced Exclusion Professor, Council for Social of Elderly in Kerala”. ` 5,09,550/-. Development, Sourthern Regional Centre, 5-6-151, Rajendra Nagar, 55. Dr. Neelo Farooqui, A/8, Shivaji Puram, Hyderabad – 500030. “Does Presence Indira Nagar, Lucknow – 226022. Matter? Gender, Caste and Tribe in “Urban Sanitation and Rehabilitation Institutions of Participatory Forest of Scavengers in India: A Comparative Governance in the Context of Forest Study of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar”. Rights Act”. ` 6,20,275/- `7,47,125/- 62. Dr. Dinesan V., Assistant Professor, 56. Dr. Chittaranjan Senapati, Assistant Department of History, Government Professor, Sarder Patel Institute of Brennen College, Dharmadam, Economic and Social Research, Thalassery. Kannur District, Kerala – Thaltej Road, Ahmedabad – 380054. 670106. “From Customary Service to “Deprivation and Social Inclusion in Paid Labour: An Ethnography of the India and Kazakhstan”. ` 7,03,050/- Dalit Labour Dynamics in Contemporary Malabar”. ` 3,01,000/- 57. Dr. Satya Vrat Pandey, B-157, Shivani Vihar, Kalyanpur, Lucknow – 226 022. 63. Dr. Manju Dubey, 14/5, Indira Nagar, “Rehabilitation of Aged: A Study of Lucknow – 226016. “A Study of Functioning and Performance of Old Dependent Children on Women Prisoners Age Homes in India”. ` 7,47,125/- in Uttar Pradesh”. ` 5,34,275/-

58. Dr. S.N. Pathak, 5/857, Vikas Nagar, 64. Dr. Ushvinder Kaur Popli, Associate Lucknow – 226 022. “Rehabilitation of Professor, Department of Social Destitute Children in Uttar Pradesh”. Work, Jamia Millia Islamia, Maulana `4,69,775/- Muhhamad Ali Juhar Marg, New

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Delhi–110025. “Problems of the 70. Dr. Mousumi Dutta, Associate Elderly: A Study of Old Age Pensioners Professor, Department of Economics in Delhi”. ` 7,12,725/- Presidency University, 86/1, College Street, Kolkata – 700073. “Choice 65. Dr. Vijaya V. Mahajan, A-5, Asgtavinayk of Traditional Contraceptives among Arcade, Second Floor, Near D-Mart Currently Married Women in Kolkata: Jule, Solapur – 413004. “A Study on Ultra-Modernism, or Son Preference?” Awareness and Utilization of Safe ` 8,71,825/- Motherhood Services in Urban Slums”. ` 2,96,700/- 71. Dr. Tejaswini Niranjana, Senior Fellow, Centre for the Study of Culture and 66. Mrs. Sultana Usmani, B/157, Shivani Society, 827, 29th Min, Poornaprajna Vihar, Kalyanpur, Lucknow – 226022. Layout, Uttarahalli, Bengaluru – 560061. “Prevalence and Incidence of Child “The Cultural Lives of Young Women Marriage in India – A Study of the in Globalising India: A Case Study of Enforcement of Prohibition of Child Bengaluru”. ` 6,92,300/- Marriage Act”. ` 7,62,175/- 72. Dr. Nand Lal Misra, Associate Prof., 67. Dr. Krishan Chand, Associate Research Dept. of Psychology, MG Chitrakoot Coordinator, Centre for Research in Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Rural and Industrial Development Chitrakoot, Dist. Satna. “Women (CRRID), 2-A Sector, 19/A, Madhya Empowerment through Local Self Marg, Chandigrah – 160019. “Study on Government: A Psycho-Social Study”. Social Security for the Migrant Workers ` 8,75,050/- in Un-organised Sector of Urban 73. Ms. Swati Sucharita Nanda, Warden’s Punjab”. ` 6,41,775/- Quarter Block-B, Broacha Hostel, 68. Dr. J. Sheela, Assistant Professor, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi – Centre for Women’s Studies, PSGR 221005. “A Study on the Invisibility Krishnammal College for Women of Women in Banarasi Silk Industry”. ` Peelamedu, Coimbatore – 641004. 6,28,875/- “Transgender Persons: Socio-economic 74. Dr. S.C. Gupta, 842/1, Himmat Singh Status, Experience of Indifference and Nagar ‘A’, Dugri, Ludhiana – 141013. Government Support in Coimbatore “Study of Social Dimensions of Missing District”. ` 7,23,475/- Girl Child in Punjab”. `5,14,925/-

69. Dr. Bhagwati Uniyal, Social Scientist, 75. Dr. L.T. Om Prakash, Associate NAVDANYA, 105, Rajpur Road, Professor, Department of Sociology, Dehradun – 248001. “Socio-Economic Christ University, Hosur Road, Survey and Documentation of Bengaluru – 560029. “Paid Domestic Indigenous Knowledge of Natural Work in Bengaluru: A Comparative Resources among Women in Garhwal Study Between Migrant and Non- Himalaya, Uttarakhand”. ` 8,36,350/- Migrant Women Workers”. `3,75,175/-

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76. Dr. S. Thiagarajan, Associate Professor 82. Dr. Hemlata Mishra, Department of & Head, Department of Economics, Political Science, Govt. (PG) College, Sourashtra College, Madurai – 625004. Ramnagar, Nainital. “Identifying “Gender Bias in the Access to Technology Shift in Living Standards of Women among the Under Graduate Students in Unorganized Laboures in a Decade in Colleges Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj Haldwani, Kasipur & Nainital Regions University in Tamil Nadu”. ` 5,34,275/- of Nainital district in Uttarakhnd: A Wage Differential Approach”. ` 7,66,475/- 77. Dr. (Smt.) Suchitra Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, 83. Dr. Sivasankar (ST), Dept. of Economics, Govt. College, Arjunda District Muthurangam Govt. Arts College, Balod, Durg – 490020. “Rural Women Vellore – 632002. “Women Workers Empowerment and Non-Governmental in Leather Industry in Tamil Nadu”. Organization (with special reference to `6,57,900/- Durg District)”. `8,51,400/-

78. Prof. Anita Singh, Department of 84. Dr. B. Maheswari, Head, Department English, Faculty of Arts, Banaras Hindu of Business Administration, Ayya University, Varanasi - 221005. “Staging Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi Gender: Performing Women in Ramlila – 626124. “Problems Faced by the of Ramnagar”. ` 7,61,100/- Working Women in the Unorganized Sector – with Special Reference to Match 79. Dr. Radhika Govenda, D 504 Prakriti Industry in Virudhunagar District, Tamil Apartments, Dwarka, Sector-6, Plot Nadu”. ` 5,12,775/- 26, New Delhi–110075. “Gender and Identity Politics in Urban Renewal in 85. Dr. Jai Prabhakar (SC), Centre for Multi Delhi: Changing Dynamics of Life -Disciplinary Development Research and Livelihood in Lal Dora Villges”. (CMDR), R.S. No. 9A2, Plot No. 82, `7,82,600/- Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Nagar, Dharwad – 580004. “Occupational Health Situation 80. Dr. M. Sakthivel (SC), Astt. Professor, of Working Street Children: A Study in Department of Geography, University of Karnataka”. ` 4,97,187/- Madras, Chennai – 600005. “Estimation and Functioning of the Women Police 86. Dr. Jayanta Choudhury, Bolpur Manav Officers: Perception of the Public – An Prem O Seva Sanstha (Institute for Empirical Study in Greater Chennai”. Inclusive Development) H/O Late Tapan `9,55,675/- Kr. Bhattacharya, Vill.+P.O. –S.D. 81. Dr. (Mrs.) Z.T. Khan, Head, School of Mission, A.D. Nagar, Agartaal, East Studies in Geography, Pt. Ravishankar Tripura – 799003. “Health Practices Shukla University, Raipur “Socio- among the Primitive – Tribal Women: economic Status and Quality of Life of Study on Tribes in Tripura and Women Slum-Dwellers of Major Cities Mizoram State in North East India”. of Chhattisgarh”. ` 6,80,475/- `5,45,025/-

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87. Dr. Utsuk Datta, E-5, NIHFW Campus, 94. Dr. P.D. Sabale (SC), Department of Munirka, New Delhi –1100067. “Impact Archaeology, Deccan College Post of Incentive Schemes on Public Health Graduate and Research Institute, Goals”. ` 8,42,800/- Pune- 411 006. “Environmental Archaeological Studies of Middle Reach 88. Dr. K Balasubramanian, Associate of Bhima: A Case Study of Diddapur Professor, Department of Physical and Mudhvi Sites, from Solapur District Education and Health Sciences, Alagappa of Maharashtra”. ` 8,24,525/- University,Tamilnadu - 630003. “Role of Physical Exercise Therapy in Enhancing 95. Dr. Bansari Guha, 7/68, Netaji Nagar, Neuro Cognition among the Students of P.O. Regent State, Kolkata. “Assessment Alagappa”. ` 2,96,700/- of Risks and Vulnerability to the Environmental Hazards and Disasters 89. Mr. Rakesh Nigam, 7/14, II, Dalibagh and the Disaster Perception of People of Colony, Lucknow – 226001. Sundarban”. ` 6,47,150/- “Information Seeking Behaviour among Villagers in Selected Districts of Uttar 96. Dr. (Mrs.) Letha Devi G., Scientist Pradesh”. `6,98,750/- (Agri. Ext.), National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology, Adugodi, 90. Shri Udhaya Kumar (SC), Department Bengaluru. “Vulnerability of Crop- of Defence and Strategic Studies Livestock Farming System to Climate University of Madras, Chepauk. Variability and Global Economic “Marine Ecological Security in Indian Change: A Perspective of Karnataka Ocean Region (IOR)”. ` 3,61,200/- State”. ` 9,18,588/- 91. Sh. R. Sudhakar (SC), Ph.D Scholar, 97. Dr. Prasun Kumar Das, Associate Department of Defense and Strategic Professor, School of Rural Management, Studies, University of Madras, Chepauk. KIIT University, Krishna Campus “Resource Exploitation and Security: (Campus No.–7), Bhubaneswar–751024. An Environmental Threat to India’s “Impact of Natural Disasters and National Security”. ` 3,18,200/- Climate Change on Social Fabric and 92 Dr. Uma Shankar, E-33, Astha Kunj, Livelihoods in Coastal Districts of DDA S.F.S. Flats, Sector –18, Rohini, Odisha”. ` 9,14,825/- Delhi –110089. “The Af-Pak Strategy and International Responses”. `7,76,475/- 98 Dr. P.P. Balan, Professor-cum-Director, Centre for Research in Rural & Industrial 93. Dr. Jyoti Parikh, Integrated Research Development (CRRID), Sector – 19/A, and Action for Development, C-80, Madhya Marg, Chandigrah – 160019. Shivalik, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi – “Deepening Democracy: A Study on 110017. “Assessing Socio-economic the Role of the Local Self Government Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Case Institutions in North Indian States”. Study of Assam”. ` 5,77,925/- `6,63,275/-

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99 Dr. Surinder K. Shukla, Professor, Rashtriya Gramin Rozgar Guarantee Department of Political Science, Yojana Ke Karyanavyan (Madhya University School of Open Learning, Praesh ke Janjathiya Kshitroan Ke F-21, Sector-25, Punjab University Vishesh Sandharb Mein Ek Adhyayan”. Campus, Chandigarh – 160014. ` 3,12,825/- “Democracy in Emerging New Publics in North-West States of India : Punjab, 105. Dr. R.S. Tomar, Head, Department of Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Political Science, Mahatma Gandhi Jammu”. ` 3,77,325/- Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi – 221002. “Role of the Panchayati Raj in Rural 100. Prof. Susheela Bhan, The Institute of Development”. ` 6,84,775/- Peace Research and Action, 81, Gagan Vihar, Delhi- 110051. “Politics of Ethnic 106. Dr. R.B. Pandey, Assistant Professor, Identity and Autonomy in J&K State”. Department of Sociology, DAV (PG) `9,70,725/- College, Dehradun- 248001. “State, Environment and Development Politics”. 101. Dr. Amal Mandal (SC), Associate ` 4,09,575/- Professor, Department of Political Science, Tufanganj Mahavidyalaya, PO 107. Professor Ashutosh Kumar, Department Tufangan New Town, District Cooch of Politics, Panjab University, Behar- 736160. “Electoral Endurance in Chandigarh. “Electoral Politics in West Bengal (1977-2006): Untangling Punjab: A Behavioural Study of Political the Enigma”. ` 5,48,250/- Attitudes and Opinions”. ` 4,14,950/-

102. Dr. Ashok Sharma, Professor (Retired), 108. Dr. Madhu Bharti, Professor & Head, 92 Lavkush Nagar – I, Tonk Phatak, Jaipur Department of Housing Faculty of 302015. “Democratic Accountability Planning and Public Policy, CEPT through Social Adult (An Analytical University, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Campus Study of MGNREGS in Selected Grant University Road, Navrangpura, Panchayats of Rajasthan)”. `7,54,650/- Ahmedabad – 380009. “Formation of PPP for Housing the Urban Poor”. 103. Dr. Ashish Bhatt, Associate Prof., `2,88,100/- Madhya Pradesh Institute of Social Science Research, 6, Bharatpuri 109. Dr. Paliwal, Assistant Professor, B.S.M. Administrative Area, Ujjain-456010. (PG) College, Roorkee–247667, District- “Vikas Ki Rajniti Avam Gaeer Sarkari Haridwar, Uttrakhand “Development Sangathan: Madhya Pradesh Main of Schedule Caste through Reservation Gramin Vikas Ke Kshetra Main Gaeer Policy: A Study of Dholadevi Block Sarkari Sangathanon Ki Bhumika District, Almora, Uttarakhand”. Avam Prabhava Ki Vishleshnatmak `3,85,925/- Adhyayan”. ` 6,14,900/- 110. Dr. Nandkumar N. Sawant, Department 104. Dr. G.K. Sharma “Panchayati Raj of Geography, Smt. Parvatibai Chowgule Ke Madhyam Se Mahatama Gandhi College, Gogol, Fatorda Margao, Goa

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– 403602. “Goa: Tourism and Socio- Maharashtra: A Geographical Analysis”. cultural Implications, A Study of `. 6,36,400/- Selected Tourist Destinations of South Goa District, Goa”. ` 5,39,650/- 116. Dr. Harwant Singh Mangat, Institute for Spatial Planning and Environment 111. Dr. Anuradha Banerjee, Associate Research, C-1, Amravati Enclave, Kalka Professor, Centre for the Study of Regional Shimla Highway, P.O. Chandimandir, Development, School of Social Sciences, Panchkula–134107. “Satluj Basin Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Hydroelectricity Projects in Tribal Delhi – 110 067. “Spatial Dimensions of Kinnaur District: Their Impact on Socio- Deprivation and Vulnerability in Kolkata economic Development and Social Metropolis: Issues and Challenges Reciprocity”. ` 8,41,725/- to Slum Development Programmes”. 117. Dr. H.N. Misra, 7/3, Bank Road, `7,71,850/- Allahabad – 211002. “Small and 112. Prof. Atiya Habeeb Kidwai, 64, Intermediate Towns in Regional Daskshinapuram, Jawaharlal Nehru Development Process: A Case of University, New Delhi – 110067. “Ports Raebareli, Sultanpur and Pratapgarh as Infrastructure, Ports as Cities: The Districts, UP.” ` 5,12,775/- Indian Port System from Colonialism to 118. Dr.Yasir Saeed Hanafi, Department of ` Globalization”. 4,90,200/- Geography, Aligarh Muslim University, 113. Dr. Manjari Sarkar (Basu), Assistant Aligarh–202002. “Prospects of Professor, Department of Geography Agriculture Diversification in Poonch District of Jammu and Kashmir” Kandra Radhakanta Kundu `4,80,525/-. Mahavidyalaya, PO Kandra, PS Ketugram District Burdwan, West 119. Dr. Narayan Chandra Jana, Reader, Bengal – 713129. “Poverty Alleviation Department of Geography, University through Micro-finance in Some Parts of Burdwan, Burdwan–713104. “Tribal of Burdwan District, West Bengal”. Livelihood and Sustainable Development `5,07,400/- in Mayurbhanj Orissa” ` 5,20,300/-.

114. Dr. Lokesh Shrivastava, Head, 120. Dr. Navnath Tupe, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Rani Department of Adult Continuing Durgavati University, Jabalpur-482002. Education & Extension, University of “Tourist Circuits in Narmada Basin: A Pune, Pune – 411 007. “A Critical Study Cultural Perspective”. ` 8,47,100/- of the Problems of Lifelong Learning among women in Pune District” 115. Dr. (Smt.) Potdar Meena Balasaheb, `4,35,375/-. Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Shivaji University, 121. Dr. Prakash Pillai R., Assistant Professor, Kolhapur-416004. “The Development Department of Personnel Management, of Ecotourism in Western Ghats of South Loyola College of Social Sciences,

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Sreekariyam P.O. Thiruvanthapuram – Badhani, Pathankot – 145 001 (Punjab) 695017. “Social Orientation of Higher “Evaluative Study of Facilitating the Education Institutions in India (with Learning of Senior Secondary Students special reference to Kerala State)” through Edusat in Punjab” ` 7,18,100/-. `7,50,350/-. 127. Dr. Shalini Upadhyay, Assistant 122. Dr. K. Nirmala, Professor and Head, Professor, Department of Humanities Department of Education, Periyar & Management, BITS Pilani-KK Birla University, Salem – 636 001, TamilNadu Goa Campus NH 17, B Bypass Road, “Proliferation of Value Education Zuarinagar, Goa – 403 726 “Exploring through Technology Enhanced Spiritual Quotient and Analyzing its Pedagogy and Mathematics in Schools” Impact on the Research Performance ` 6,36,400/-. of University Teachers in India” `6,57,900/-. 123. Dr. Saroja Kanta Choudhury, Lecturer in Education, Revenshaw Junior College, 128. Dr. K.N. Tripathi, Department of Cuttack, Odisha “The Problems of Psychology, Barkatullah University, Child Labour in Universal Elementary Hoshangabad Road, Bhopal – 462 026 Education with reference to Right to “Enhancing Student Motivation for School Learning” ` 5,00,950/- . Education” ` 4,36,450/-. 129. Dr. Sukanta K. Banerjee, Salesian 124. Ms. Nidhi Gulati, Assistant Professor, College, Siliguri Campus, Don Bosco Department of Elementary Education, Road, PO Box No. 73, Siliguri – 734 Institute of Home Economics, F-4, 001 (WB) “A Study on the Enrolment Haus Khas Enclave, New Delhi-110016 Level in Higher Education among the “Facilitating Constructivism in EVS Tribal Communities of North Bengal Teaching: Action Research with (Dooars)” ` 5,42,875/-. Government Run Primary School Teachers” ` 6,75,100/-. 130. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Jangir, Lecturer, P.G. Department of Economics, L.B.S. 125. Dr. V. Srinivasa Rao (SC), Assistant Government P.G. College, Kotpootil – Professor, Centre for the Study of 303 108, “Right to Free and Compulsory Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Education: Implementation and School of Social Sciences University Challenges for Rajasthan” ` 6,34,250/-. of Hyderabad, Gachibowli, Prof. C.R. Rao Raod, Hyderabad – 500 131. Dr. S. Maqbool Ahmed, Assistant 046 “Community Participation in Professor, Directorate of Distance Primary Education in Tribal Areas: A Education, Maulana Azad National Urdu Comparative Study of Andhra Pradesh University Gachibowli, Hyderabad – and Kerala” `6,63,275/-. 500 032 “Educational Provisions and Practices Existing for Differently abled 126. Dr. Sushanta K. Panda, Assistant Learners in the Universities of Andhra Professor, Sri Sai College of Education Pradesh” ` 3,66,575/-.

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132. Dr. M. Manjula (SC), Associate Psychological Study on Seasonal Professor, Department of Clinical Migration of Tribal and Non-tribal Psychology, NIMHANS, Bengaluru Labourers in Jharkhand” ` 5,09,550/-. “Suicide Prevention in Youth: An Awareness and Stress-Coping Based 138. Dr. R. Lalitha Raja, Assistant Professor, Programme” ` 4,64,400/-. Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar – 608 002. “Identification 133. Dr. Syed Khalid Perwez, Associate and Remediation of Phonological Professor, VIT Business School, VIT Disorders among Children with Mental University, Vellore – 632 014 (Tamil Retardation” ` 8,69,675/-. Nadu) “A Study on Stress and the Probability of Psychiatric Problems 139. Dr. Satish Sharad Badwe, Associate among the Under Trial and Convicted Professor, Department of Marathi Male and Female Prisoners in the Vellore Language & Literature, Dr. B. R. Prisons” ` 5,64,375/-. Ambedkar Marathawada University, – 431 004 (Maharashtra) 134. Dr. Sunita Singh Sengupta, Professor “Marathwada Ke Seema-nikat Kshetra of Organization Behaviour, Faculty of Main Bhashaon Ka Aadaan-Pradaan aur Management Studies, University of Prabhav: Ek Anubandh” ` 5,45,025/-. Delhi, Delhi –1100 07 “Psychological and Spiritual Implications of Meaning 140. Dr. Krishna Chandra Pradhan, Lecturer of Work: Insights from Indian Folklores in Economics, Khemundi College, and Folktales” ` 6,32,100/-. Digapahandi, Odisha - 761012 “Getting the Excluded into Social Mainstream 135. Dr. N.S. Rohini, 11G2, Parsn Saikrupa through Micro Projects: A Study of Apartments, Kaveri Nagar, K.K. Pudur Primitive Tribal Groups (PTGs) in Coimbaote – 641038 “Management of Orissa” ` 6,47,150/-. Depression and Anger and Enchancement of Self Esteem and Family Environment 141. Dr. Pravat Kumar Kuri, Associate in Persons Living with HIV (PLHIV) Professor, Department of Economics, through Gestalt Therapy” ` 6,31,025/-. The University of Burdwan, Burdwan, West Bengal – 713 104 “The Problems 136. Dr. Shyodan Singh (SC), Assistant of Small Farmers, Crop-diversification Professor, Department of Psychology, and Food Security: A Study in Rural Zakir Husian College (University of West Bengal” ` 6,20,275/-. Delhi) Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Delhi – 110 002 “Graceful Aging: A Psycho- 142. Dr. Dukhabandhu Sahoo, Assistant Social Study” ` 4,42,900/-. Professor, School of HSS and Indian Institute of Technology 137. Dr. Renu Dewan, Associate Professor, (IIT), Bhubaneswar, Samantapuri Department of Psychology, Ranchi Bhubaneswar – 751 013 “Solid Waste Women’s College, Ranchi University, Mangement in Indian Cities: Case Study Ranchi (Jharkhand)- 834 008 “A Socio- of Bhubneswar City” ` 7,20,250/-.

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143. Dr. Sameena Hameed, Assistant 149. Dr. Shivanand B. Hosamani, Head, Agri Professor, India Arab Cultural Centre, Business and Export Knowledge Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia Nagar, New University of Agricultural Sciences, Delhi – 110 025 “Investment in the Dharwad –580005 “Performnce of Northern Indian Ocean Rim Countries: Production and Trade of Pulses in India – Implications for India’s Energy Security” An Econometric Analysis” ` 8,42,800/-. ` 4,96,650/-. 150. Dr. Abhay Kumar, Associate Fellow, 144. Dr. Mridula Sharma, C/o Prof. G.D. Institute for Human Development, NIDM Sharma, Flat-56, Sector-1, Pocket-1, Building, IIPA Campus, I.P. Estate, M.G. DDA Flats, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075 Marg, New Delhi “Inclusive Urban “Micro Finance for Income Generation Development in Bihar” ` 5,57,925/-. for Livelihood: A Comparative Study of 151. Dr. M. James Antony, Associate Non-Profit Making NGOs, SBLP and Professor,Department of Economics ` for Profit MFIs” 6,31,025/- . Arul Anandar College, Kaumathur 145. Dr. S. Rita, Assistant Professor, VIT – 625 514, Madurai District (TN) Business School, VIT University, Vellore “Institutionalization of Financial Resources for Unorganized Sector in (TamilNadu) “Study on Socio-economic Rural India” ` 6,47,150/-. Conditions and Improvement Avenues of Leather Tannery Workers in Vellore 152. Dr. Shankar Kumar Bhaumik (SC), District, Tamil Nadu” ` 7,50,350/-. Professor, Department of Economics, University of Calcutta, 56 A, B.T. Road, 146. Dr. Shail Singh, Chandra Niwas, 1, Arya Kolkata –700 050 “Globalization, Nagar, Etah – 207 001 (UP) “Socio- Economic Growth and Employment economic Conditions of Landless in India: An Examination of Possible Labours in Aligarh District – An Linkages” ` 4,23,550/-. Empirical Study” ` 7,60,025/-. 153. Dr. Hastimal G. Sagara, Sankalchand 147. Dr. Mohanakumar S., Associate Mukhini Chawl, Near Post Office Professor, Institute of Development Behrampura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat – Studies, 8-B, Jhalana Institutional Area, 380006 “Mahatma Gandhi National Jaipur – 302 004, Rajasthan “Impact to Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme: MGNREGA on Rural Labour Market: A Comparative Study on the Impact A Comparative Analysis of Kerala and Assessment of the Scheme in Gujarat Rajsthan” ` 7,34,225/-. and Rajasthan” ` 7,07,350/-.

148. Dr. K.S.S. Uduman Mohideen, House 154. Dr. Pyare Lal, Bihar Institute of Economic No. 9, Weavers Street, Triplicane, PO, Studies, 1, IAS, Colony, Kidwaipuri Chennai-600005 “Impact of Institutional Patna – 800 001 (Bihar) “Impact of Credit on the Socio-economic Conditions Government Programmes on Seasonal of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh” Labour Migration - A Case Study of Six ` 5,61,150/-. Districts of Bihar” ` 5,85,815/-.

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155. Dr. Meera Lal & Dr. Indira Dutta, Study on the Performance of the Mahatma Department of Economics, BITS- Gandhi National Rural Employment Pilani, Hyderabad Campus, Jawahar Guarantee Act Scheme in Tamil Nadu Nagar, Shameerpet Mandal, Hyderabad with a Special Focus on Dindigul, Karur, – 500 078 (AP) of “An Evaluation of Tiruchirapalli and Ramanathapuram Development Policies for Tribals in District” ` 7,12,725/-. Andhra Pradesh and Dahod Tribals in Gujarat” ` 6,20,275/-. 161. Dr. Sandeep Kaur, Assistant Professor, Central University of Punjab, Mansa 156. Dr. Soumyendra Kishore Datta, Road, Bathinda – 151 001 (Punjab) Deparment. Of Economics, The “Socio-economic Externalities of Guru University of Burdwan, Golapbag, Nanak Dev Thermal Power Station, Burdwan-713104 “Gender Constraints Bathinda” `4,85,900/-. and Opportunities in Livelihood Diversification: A Study in a Backward 162. Dr. Shivaji Vishwas Shinde, Assistant Region in West Bengal” ` 4,85,900/-. Professor, DAV Velankar College of Commerce, Dayanand Nagar, Raviwar 157. Dr. T. Ramachandran,Assistant Professor, Peth, Solapur – 413 255 (MS) “A Study Department of Economics, Sethupathi of Strategies for Inclusive Growth of Govt. Arts College, Ramanathapuram Solapur District” ` 7,82,600/-. – 629 501 (TN) “Socio-economic Conditions of Chilly Cultivators with 163. Dr. Dyamanna Manakatti, SVP MVP Special Reference to Climate Change in Arts and Commerce Degree College Tamil Nadu” ` 7,87,975/-. Vidhya Nagar, Hubli – 580021 “General Agreement on Trade in Services and 158. Dr. G. Gnanasekaran, Head, Dept. ` of Economics, St. Joseph’s College India’s Service Sector” 2,75,200/-. Tiruchirappalli – 620002 “Integrated 164. Dr. Prakash Chandra Deogharia, Child Development Schemes in Assistant Professor, Department of Tiruchirappalli District, Tamil Nadu: Economics, Vinoba Bhave University, A Need for Change of Approach and Hazaribag - 825 301 (Jharkhand) Policies” ` 7,92,275/-. “Vegetable Marketing in Jharkhand: 159. Dr. Amit Kumar Bhandari, B-4/72, Problems and Issues” ` 7,41,750/-. Kalyani, Nadia – 741 235 (West Bengal) “Explaining Gender Discrimination 165. Dr. A. Narayanamoorthy, Professor & in Household Education Expenditure: Director, Department of Economics A Rural-Urban Comparison in West and Rural Development, Alagappa Bengal” ` 4,50,425/-. University, Karaikudi – 630 003 Tamil Nadu “Economic and Resource Impact 160. Dr. M. Sumathy, Reader, Dept. of of System of Rice Intensification (SRI): Commerce, Bharathiar University, An Empirical Study of South India” Coimbatore – 641046, “An Evaluation `8,09,475/-.

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166. Dr. Radha Thevannoor, SCMS Centre 171. Dr. C. Paramasivan (SC), Assistant for Socio-Economic Research, SCMS Professor, PG & Research Department Campus, Prathap Nagar, Muttom, of Commerce, Periyar EVR College, Aluva, Cochin – 683 106 “Development Tiruchirappalli – 620 023 (TN) “Economic A Profile of Short Duration Migrant Violation Against the Scheduled Caste Labourers in Ernakulam District” in Tamilnadu” `6,96,600/-. `4,12,800/-. 172. Dr. Srinivasa Murthy (ST), Assistant 167. Dr. Tarun Kumar Dwivedi, Assistant Professor, CAS in Linguistics Professor, Department of Economics, Department of Commerce, University Kooba (PG) College, Dariyapur Newada, College of Arts, Tumkur University, Azamgarh – 276 141 (UP) “Social, Tumkur – 572 103 (Karnataka) “A Economic and Environmental Changes, Study of Environmental Accounting Impact and Consequences to the Rural and Reporting in Selected Cement Level Caused by Mahatma Gandhi Companies in Karnataka” `5,28,900/-. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA): A Comparative Study 173. Dr. Gajendra Singh, Department of of Sewapuri Block, Varanasi and Tarwan Business Management, Chauras Campus, Block, Azamgarh” ` 3,47,225/-. H.N.B. Garhwal University, Uttarakhand 168. Dr. L. Rathakrishnan, Associate “The Influence of Hofstede Cultural Professor, Department of Rural Industries Dimension Model on the Emergence and Management, The Gandhigram of Entrepreneurial Development in Rural Institute Gandhigram – 624 302, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Dindigul District (TN) MGNREGS on Northern India” `4,79,450/-. sustainable Livelihood and Ecological 174. Dr. A.K. Singh, 2/274, Sector H, Security” ` 7,28,850/-. Jankipuram, Lucknow – 226 021 (UP) 169. Dr. Kshiti Bhusan Das , P.G. Department “Inclusive Urban Development in India: of Commerce, Utkal University, Vani A Comparative Study of Uttar Pradesh Vihar, Bhubaneswar Orissa 751004 and West Bengal” `5,34,275/-. “Policy Framework for Commodity Chains and Micro Finance Governance 175. Dr. Bibhas Chandra, Associate Professor, for Achieving Inclusive Growth” School of Management SIR Padampat `8,63,225/-. Singhania University, Udaipur – 313601 (Rajasthan) “Green Consumption 170. Dr. S. Amilan (SC), Associate Professor, Behviour of Urban Consumers in Department of Commerce Pondicherry Rajasthan : An Empirical Study on University, Karikal Campus, Karaikal FMCG Products” `3,18,200/-. – 609 605 Puducherry “Micro Finance and the Socio-economic Empowerment 176. Professor Sampada Kumar Swain, of SC Women in the Rural Areas of Department of Tourism Hospitality Puducherry Union Territory – An and Hotel Management, Indira Gandhi Empirical Study” ` 7,28,850/-. National Tribal Univesity, Amarkantak

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– 484 886 (MP) “Management of Kochi – 682 022 (Kerala) “Sustainable Ecotourism Sites and Sustainable Business Model for Affordable Housing: Development – A Study on Tamil Nadu” A Study of the Cost Structure and Viability ` 3,93,450/-. of the Projects of Major Real Estate Players in Kerala” `6,84,775/-. 177. Dr. Lalitha Ramakrishnan, Head, Dept. of Management Studies Pondicherry 182. Dr. Anindita Chatterjee, 354 Sector 21-C, University, Karaikal Campus, PKCE Faridabad (Haryana) “Institutionalisation Campus, Nehru Nagar, Karaikal – 609 of Sustainable Development Inititives in 605 (Puducherry) “A Study of Marketing Higher Education in Univesities of Delhi of Insurance Schemes in Rural Areas and NCR” `7,06,275/-. with reference to Farmers and Special Focus on Women in Pondicherry 183. Dr. Ashwini Atul Renavikar, L-6, Region” `6,13,825/-. Kakade Township, Keshav Nagar Chinchwadgaon (Near Shani Mandir) 178. Dr. R. Venkattakumar, Senior Scientist, Pune – 411033 “Business Model for National Academy of Agricultural Development, Customisation and Research Management, Rajendar Deployment of FOSS (Free and Open Nagar, Hyderabad – 500407 “Impact of Source Software) in SMEs (Small and Agriclinics and Agribusiness Centres Medium Enterprises) in and around in Extending Broad-Based Services Pune” ` 6,71,875/-. to the Farming Community in Andhra Pradesh” `3,66,575/-. 184. Dr. J. Clement Sudhahar, Associate Professor, School of Management 179. Dr. Y. Venkata Rao, Associate Professor, Karuna University, Coimbatore – 641114 Department of Tourism Studies, School “Designing Intractive Communication of Management, Pondicherry University, Modules for Promoting Products of Puducherry – 605 014 “The Impact of Tiny and Small Scale Industries in the Tourism Entrepreneurship on Growth of Context of Coimbatore district, Tamil Terrorism Industry: A Study of Union Nadu” ` 7,71,850/-. Territory of Puducherry” ` 4,77,300/-. 185. Dr. K. Dhanalakshmi,Assistant Professor, 180. Dr. S. Upendra Sastry, 4-5, Sri Lakshmi Department of Business Administration, Nivasam, Kanaka Durga Colony Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College Gopalapur, Hanamkonda, Warangal Sivakasi – 626 123 (TN) “Assessment – 506015 (AP) “Impact of Work-life of Service Quality in Domestic Airlines Balance on Job Satisfaction of Branch in India and Its Impact on Customer Level Supervisory Staff in State Bank of Behaviour – A Study in Tamilnadu” Hyderabad : A Study” ` 7,82,000/-. ` 4,50,425/-. 181. Dr. Manoj P.K., Assistant Professor, 186. Dr. Arjun Patel, Centre for Social Studies, Department of Applied Economics, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Cochin University of Science and Campus, Udhana Magdalla Road, Surat Technology, Cochin University PO, –395 007 on “A Sociological Study

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of Exodus of Dalits in Rural Gujarat” Nadu: Ethno History, and Socio- `6,36,400/-. Religious Life” ` 9,07,300/-.

187. Dr. Govind Singh Meena (ST), P.No. 192. Dr. P.S. Bhosale, 32, Vinoba Nagar, 410, X B Scheme, Near Triveni Nagar, Shirsoli Road, Jalgaon – 425001 “An Jaipur (Rajasthan) – 302 018 “Framing Investigation into Tribal Traditional Strategies to Involve Rag Picking Girls Medicinal System among Vaidhu of in Education System” `8,77,200/-. Kandesh Region” ` 4,96,650/-.

188. Dr. G. Eswaraiah, Centre for Social 193. Dr. Biju Vincent, Department of Development, Plot No. 87, Road No. Sociology, Sree Sankaracharya 2, Mallikarjun Nagar, Old Cheak Post, University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala – L.B. Nagar PO, Hyderabad - 500 074 683 574 “Breaking Structural Barriers in “A Study on the Social Mobility among Eating Out Practices: Changing Trends the Scheduled Castes of Urban Area in in Food System” ` 5,07,400/-. Andhra Pradesh” ` 5,07,400/-. 194. Mrs. Indira Brihaspati Choudhary (SC), 189. Dr. P. Sanal Mohan, Director, Inter Department of Social Work Walchang University Centre for Social Science College of Arts & Science, Solapur - 413 Research and Extension, School of Social 006 “A Study on Reproductive Decision Science, Mahatma Gandhi University, Making among the Women Slum Maloosheri PO Pullarkkunnu, Kottayam- Dwellers of Solapur City” ` 5,93,400/-. 686 041, Kerala “Praxis Intervention Research with the Dalit Christians and 195. Dr. Sunil Bhau Bhosale (SC) & Dr. other Marginalized Communities of Prasant Bansode, A-6, Gokhale Institute Manjadikari, Kottayam District, Kerala” Staff Quarters, 832 B, Shivajinagar, ` 7,23,475/-. Pune – 411004 “Domestic Female Housemaid and Socio-economic 190. Dr. K.M. Ziyauddin, Centre for the Study Inclusion” `5,45,025/-. of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP), Maulana Azad National Urdu 196. Dr. Saroj Rathaur, 128/122, Sai Kripa University, Gachibowli, Hyderabad – Apartment, K-Block, Kidwai Nagar, 500032 “Exploring the Exclusionary Kanpur – 208 011 (UP), “Ageing Perspective of Muslim Community in Urban Women : Problems and and their Health Conditions: A Case of Challenges” `7,55,725/-. Selected Pockets of Andhra Pradesh” `7,50,350/-. 197. Dr. Mini Sukumar, Inter University Centre for Social Science Research and 191. Dr. T. Dharmaraj, Associate Professor, Extension, School of Social Sciences, Department of Folklore School of Malloosserry, Pullarikunnu, Kottayam - Performing Arts, Madurai Kamaraj 686 041 Kerala, “Writing Dalit Lives: University, Madurai – 625 021 Tamil Anthology of Women’s Voice from Nadu “The Dalit Christians of Tamil Kerala” `7,44,975/-.

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198. Dr. Jyotimayee Acharya, Associate “Micro-finance through SHGs in the Professor, Faculty of Management Reduction of Women – A Comparative Studies, Sri Sri University, Plot No. Study of Backward Districts of West 370/3, Patia, Bhubaneshwar – 751 024 Bengal and Punjab” ` 9,58,900/-. (Odissa) “Institutional Paradigm(s) in Enhancing Inclusive and Gender 203. Dr. Pritpal Singh, Foundation for Equitable Growth in the Cottage Industry Developmental Research, 3069, First, Section: A Study of Bargarh, Banki and Floor, Sector 21-D, Chandigarh – 160 Puri Districts in Orissa” ` 6,00,925/-. 022 “Self-medications and its Impact on Health Care: A Comparative Study 199. Dr. G.K. Uma Shankar (SC), Reader, of Socio-economic, Cultural and Department of Public Health Dentistry, Educational Status of Consumers in M R Ambedkar Dental College and Rural Punjab and Haryana” `5,11,700/-. Hospital, No. 1/36, Cline Road, Cooke Town, Bengaluru – 560 005 “Gender 204. Ms. Rashi Mishra, School of Inequalities in Utilization of the Oral Communication, Doon University, Health Care Services – the Bengaluru Kedarpur, PO Ajabpur, Dehradun “Uses Study” `5,75,125/-. and Gratification of Face Book: A Survey Study on Uses of Social Media amongst 200. Dr. B. Shanthi (SC), Senior Scientist School Going Teenagers in the City of & PI, Social Sciences Division Central Dehradun” ` 4,50,425/-. Institute of Brackish Water Aquaculture (CIBA), 75, Santhome High Road, 205. Dr. V.L. Dharunkar Vijaykumar, Prof. & R.A. Puram, Chennai – 600 028 Head, Dept. of Mass Communication & (TamilNadu) “Assessment on the Journalism, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Impact of Environmental Changes on Marathwada University, Aurangabad the Livelihoods of Coastal Women in 431001, “Communication Revolution: Tamil Nadu” ` 8,41,725/-. Socio-economic and Cultural Change in Backward Region” ` 6,84,775/-. 201. Dr. S. Valli Devesena, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, 206. Dr. Ram Tiwari, House No.1/47, R.D. Mother Teresa Women’s University, Colony, Bankar Mandi Karnalganj, Kodaikanal – 624 101 (Tamil Nadu) Kanpur – 208001 “Bhartiya Thalsena “Empowerment of Women in Self Ke Bhutpurva Sainiko ki Vyaktigat, Help Groups through Micro Finance: A Samajik Avam Vyavharik Samasyoan Study with Reference to Kodaikanai” ka Vishleshatmak Adhyan (Uttar `6,04,150/-. Pradesh Ke Vishash Sandarbah Main)” ` 4,31,075/-. 202. Dr. Sukhvinder Singh, Associate Research Coordinator, Centre for 207. Dr. Sonu Trivedi, A-45, Paryavaran Research in Rural & Industrial Complex, New Delhi-110030 Development (CRRID), Sector 19-A, “Dynamics of India-China Engagement Madhya Marg, Chandigarh – 160 019 in Myanmar” ` 8,46,025/-.

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208. Dr. Bijaya K. Das, Assistant Prof., Imlication: The Case of Duars of West Department of International Relations, Bengal” `5,60,075/-. Jadavpur University, Kolkata-32 “Rise and Growth of Naxalism as Major Threat 214. Dr. Debashis Debnath, Associate to India’s Security: A Case Study in the Professor, Indian Institute of Forest State of Orissa” ` 5,77,275/-. Management, Nehru Nagar, Post Box No. 357, Bhopal – 462 003 (MP) 209. Dr. Bhagaban Behera, Assistant “Climate Change and Community Professor, Department of International Adaptation in Tribal Communities Relations, Jadabvpur University, Kolkata of Satpura Eco-Regions of Madhya – 700 032 “Shifting Priorities of India’s Pradesh” `5,31,050. Foreign Policy: From Look East to be East” ` 4,31,075/-. 215. Dr. Ganesh Kawadia, Professor, School of Economics, Faculty of Social 210. Dr. Deepak M. Wankhede, Associate Sciences, Devi Ahilya University, Professor, Department of Geography, – 452001 “A Study of Climate Change Govt. Vidarbha Institute of Science and Agriculture in the Catchment Area & Humanities, Amaravati – 444 604 of Chambal River” ` 7,82,600/-. (MS) “Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture, Livelihood and 216. Dr. Renu Modi, Centre for Affrican Social Ecology, in Vidarbha, Eastern Studies, Mumabi, Vidya Nagari Campus, Maharashtra” `8,20,225/-. Kalina, Santacruz (East) Mumbai – 400 098 “Social Impact Assessment and 211. Dr. M. M. Jana, P-21, Gariahat Road Adaptation to Climate Change and (South) Kolkata–700031 “Strategies for Displcement: A Case Study from India Conservation of Natural Resources in and East Africa” `5,42,875/-. Kurseong Sub-Division in Darjeeling District of West Bengal” `6,20,275/-. 217. Dr. Mouneshwara Srinivasrao (SC), Assistant Professor, Department of 212. Ms. Simrit Kahlon, Department of Political Science, University College Geography, DAV College, Sector-10, of Arts, Tumkur University. Tumkur – Chabdigarh-160010 “A Study of the 572 103 (Karnatka) “Bureaucracy and Interaction between Man and Physical Development Administration in India: Environment in Lahaul Region (HP)” Case Study of Karnataka” `4,52,575/-. `4,31,075/-. 218. Dr. Vidyawati Agarwala, C/o Smt. 213. Dr. Moushumi Datta, Department Champa Devi Agarwal Ganesh Ram of Geography, Nagindas Khandwala Compound, Chruch Road, P.O. Siliguri, College of Commerce, Arts & Dist. Darjeeling, West Bengal-734001 Management Studies, Road No. 1, “Women and Politics: A Study of the Bhadran Nagar, Off S.V. Road, Malad West Bengal Legislative Assembly (W) Mumbai – 400 064 “Sustainable since 1952 to 2011 (1st to 14th Vidhan Development and Its Socio-economic Sabha)” `5,71,900/-.

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219. Dr. (Mrs.) Vasundhara Mohan. 224. Dr. Suman Badola, Lecturer, Department Executive Director, Centre for the Study of Geography, S.M.B. Government P.G. of Society and Secularism, 602, Silver College, N.H.-8, Nathdwara – 313 301, Star, Prabhat Colony, Behind BEST Dist – Rajsamand (Rajasthan) “Spatio- Bus Depot, Santacruz East, Mumbai Temporal Patterns of Urban Land – 400 055 “Electoral Participation of Transformation in Udaipur Complex: Muslim : A Comparative Monitoring, Analysis and Simulation” Perspective of Muslim Women of Uttar `7,33,150/-. Pradesh and Karntaka” ` 5,56,850/-. 225. Dr. G.M. Rather, Assistant Professor, 220. Dr. M Manisha, B-702, Jai Balaji CHS, Department of Geography and Regional Plot No. 6, Scetor-26, Palm Beach Development, University of Kashmir, Road, Nerul, Navi Mumbai-400706 Hazratbal, Srinagar – 190 006 (J & K) “Social Bases of State Parties: A Study “Assessment of Malnutrition among of their Legislative Performance in the Children – A Micro Level Study of Fourteenth ” `3,88,075/-. Gujars in Great Kashmir Himalayan Range” ` 6,68,650/-. 221. Dr. Samanta Sahu, Assistant Professor, Institute of Public Enterprise, Osmania 226. Dr. Suchitra S. Pardesi (ST), Department University Campus, Hyderabad – 500 of Geograhy, Prof. R. More, ACS 007 (AP) “Operational Barrirs for College, Akurdi, Pune- 411 044 “Terrain Checking Corruption: A Comparative Analysis for Kas-Patan Lateritic Plateau Study of E-Governance Initiatives in for Land Resource Management in Three States” `5,96,625/-. Western Maharashtra” ` 6,41,775/-.

222. Dr. Shailendra Mohan Thakur, 131-A, 227. Dr. C.M. Maran, Assistant Professor, Pcket B, Dilshad Garden Shahdara VIT, University, Vellore – 632014 Delhi –110 095 “Empowerment of TamilNadu “Role of Information and Scheduled Caste Representatives Communication Technology (ICT) through Panchayati Raj Institutions in Higher Education: An Empirical in Bihar – A Comparative Analysis of Study of Engineering and Management Select Districts” ` 7,14,875/-. Institutions of North India” `2,55,850/-.

223. Dr. Nilanjana Das Chatterjee (SC), 228. Dr. T. Onima Reddy, Department of Assistant Professor, Department Physical Education, Faculty of Arts, of Geography and Environment Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi- Management, Vidyasagar University, 221005 “A Study of Socio-Psychological Midnapore, District Paschim, Differentials between Sports Participants Medinipur – 721 102 (WB) “Nature and Non-Sports Participants Female of Man-Elephant Conflict in Panchet Tribals” ` 5,07,400/-. Forest Division Bankura, West Bengal: An Interdisciplinary Approach” 229. Dr. Deepti Bhargava, Principal, `6,47,150/-. Shrinathji Institute of Biotechnology

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& Management, Upali Oden, University, Karnataka, Manipal – 576104 Nathdwara – 313 301, Rajasmand “PHD Students’ Contribution to the (Rajasthan) “Improvement of Quality Advancement of Knowledge: A Study of Management Education in India : A of Teachers in Colleges and Universities Study” ` 5,39,650/-. of Karnataka State” `4,32,688/-.

230. Prof. R. Srinivasan, Assistant Professor, 235. Dr. Pradeep Kumar. T, #101/b,1st VIT University, Villore-632014 Cross, 20th Main Road, Marenahalli, (TamilNadu) “Improving the Writing Vijayanagar, Bengaluru – 560040 Skills of Students of Government “Effectiveness of Multimedia Strategy Higher Secondary Schools in Vellore on the Basis of Computer Literacy among District through Task-based Approach” Elementary School Students of Bengaluru `4,61,175/-. Rural District” `3,34,3245/-. 231. Dr. Vikram Singh, Assistant Professor, 236. Dr. Pradeep Kumar Mishra, Associate Department of Physical Education, Professor (Educational Technology), Faculty of Arts, Banarash Hindu Faculty of Education & Allied Sciences, University, Varanasi – 221 005 “A Study of Inter-relationship of Intelligence M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly Quotient, Emotional Quotient & Social – 243 006 (UP) “Use of Online Social Quotient and their Comparison among Networking Sites by Indian Youth: A ` Professional Students from Different Study” 2,68,213/-. ` Streams” 5,12,775/-. 237. Dr. Karuna H. Sinha, Assistant 232. Dr. Ashutosh Biswal, Associate Professor, Hansraj Jivandas College of Professor, Centre of Advanced Study of Education, Dr. Madhuri Shah Campus, Education, Department of Education, Ramakrishan Mission Marg, Khar Faculty of Education & Psychology, The (W), Mumbai – 400 052 “Awareness M.S. University of Baroda, Voadodara about Learning Disability among the – 390 002 “A Study of Open Book Teachers of Different Boards in Greater Examination System for Secondary Mumbai and Thane District : A Study” School Students in Different Teaching ` 5,12,775/-. Learning Environments” ` 7,55,725/-. 238. Dr. Shaik Nasar Saheb, Lecturer, NSR 233. Dr. Sarat Kumar Rout, Lecturer, P.G. College of Education, W Campus, Department of Education Ravenshaw Jambagh, Koti, Hyderabad-500091 “A University, Cuttack, Odisha – 753 003 Comparative Study of the Madarsas, “A Study of Integration of Information Private and Government Primary and Communication Technology into Schools with Reference to Achievement Curriculum of Kendriya Vidyalayas” and Inclusion of Excluded Groups” `4,43,438/-. `5,55,775/-.

234. Dr. Shreemathi S. Mayya, Associate 239. Dr. Victoria Naomi, Associate Professor, Professor, Deptt. of Statistics, Manipal Department of Special Education,

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Avinashilingam Deemed University 244. Dr. C. Baskaran, Deputy Librarian, of Women Coimbatore – 641 043 Central Library, Alagappa University, TamilNadu “Effect of Cooperative Karaikudi-630003 (TN) “Utility Attitude Learning for Enhancing the Learning of Towards Electronic Resources Access Children with Special Needs in Inclusive by the Research Scholars in the South School” `3,34,325/-. Universities in Tamil Nadu: A Case Study” ` 6,68,650/-. 240. Dr. Jyoti Bawane, Associate Professor, Centre for Educational Studies, Indian 245. Dr. Indiwar Misra, Assistant Professor, Institute of Education, 128/2, J. P. Department of Psychology, B.R. Naik Path Kothrud, Pune – 411 038 Ambedkar College (University of “Social Opportunities and Challenges Delhi) Main Wazirabad Road Delhi – of Information and Communication 110 095 “Role of Affective Processes Technology (ICTs) among Rural in Self-regulation and Volunteerism” `5,22,450/-. Communities: Access, Practice and Prospects” `7,55,725/-. 246. Dr. M. Nithya Poornima, Assistant Professor, Sampurna Montfort College, 241. Dr. G.L. Gulhane, Assistant Professor, 184, Old Madras Road, Indiranagar P G Department of Education Sant P.O. Bengaluru – 560 038 “Mental Gadge Baba Amaravati University, Health of Mental Health Professionals” Amaravati-444602, MS “Sensory `8,09,475/-. and Mobility Disabilities in Primary School Students and their Academic 247. Dr. Haresh Chandra Misra, Reader, Achievements: A Study in Amaravati Department of Psychology Rajsunakhala Division of Maharashtra” `5,39,650/-. College, Bhakta Vihar, Rajsunakhala, District – Nayagarh, Odisha – 752065 242. Dr. P.B. Pagare, Reader (SC), “Big Five Personality Traits and Department of Education, Dr. Babasaheb Academic Performance of College Ambedkar Marathwada University, Students: Understanding the Mediating Aurangabad-431004 (MS) “E-Learning Processes” `4,78,375/-. Based Training Programme for 248. Dr. Narayanan Annalakshmi (SC), Door Professional Development of Teacher No.16/17, Srinivasan Illam, Kundrakudi Education in Backward Region of Adigalar Street, T.K. Rangabashyam Marathwada” `5,50,400/-. Nagar, Bharathiar University Post, 243. Dr. Kamble B. Nana (SC), Centre for Coimbatore – 641 046 Tamil Nadu Educational Studies, Indian Institute of “Enhancing Resilience among Education, 128/2, JP Naik Path, Kothrud, Adolescent Students in Rural Schools at Pune – 411 038 “Seasonal Migration Risk for Psychosocial Development: An Action Research” ` 5,55,775/-. of Sugercane Harvesting Labour’s and Its Impact on School Going Children in 249. Dr. Urmi Nanda Biswas, Head, Maharashtra” ` 6,36,400/-. Department of Psychology, Faculty of

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Education & Psychology, The M.S. University, Solapur-Pune National University of Baroda, Fetehgunj, Highway, Kegaon Solapur – 413 255 Vadodara – 390 002 (Gujarat) “Sex- (MS) “To Study Emotional Intelligence Selective Abortion and Female Feticide- of Adolescent Students” `2,41,875/-. Can a Public Campaign Produce Effective Change: A Comparative 255. Dr. Shah Alam, Associate Professor, Analysis” `8,57,850/-. Department of Psychology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh – 202002 250. Dr. A. Thirumoorty (SC), Associate “Impact of Emotional Competence Professor, Department of Psychiatric and Certain Personality Variables on Social Work, NIMHANS, Bengaluru Adjustment and Academic Achievement “A Study of Psychological Correlates & of Adolescents” `5,55,775/-. Problems of Caregivers of Person Living with Cancer” `6,04,150/-. 256. Dr. S.M. Anwar Yousuf, Associate Professor & Head, A.N. Sinha Institute of 251. Dr. S.D. Wakode, Assistant Professor, Social Studies, Patna – 800001, “A Study Department of Psychology, Vidya Bharati of Quality of Working Life, Quality of Maha Vidyalaya, Amravati-444602 Life Land its Psychological Correlates (MS) “Overpower Obstacles in the in Bank Organization” `4,21,400/-. Development of Psycho-Physical Health, Cognitive Abilities and Academic 257. Dr. C. Bala Krishna Murthy, Assistant Achievement: A Study of Tribal and Professor, Department of Psychology, Non-Tribal Children in Melghat Region” PSG College of Arts & Science, `7,22,400/-. Coimbatore – 641 014 “Preparation 252. Dr. (Mrs.) Sarita Saini, Associate of Career Guidance Protocol for High Professor, Department of Human School Students Based on their Brain Development, College of Home Dominance, Personality Traits and Science, Punjab Agriculture University, Academic Achievement” `4,733,000/-. Ludhiana-141004 “Management of 258. Dr. Vineeta Singh, B 3/233, Vinay Psycho-Social Morbidities among Khand, Vidhayakpuram, Gomti Nagar, Adolescents through Parental Lucknow-226010 (UP) “A Study on Sensitisation” `5,71,900/-. Different Behaviour Tendencies and 253. Dr. Thomas Janetius, Sree Saraswathi Value Conflict between Generations” Thyagaraja College, Palani Road, `2,09,625/-. Pallachi – 642 107, Coimbatore District (Tamil Nadu) “A Study on 259. Dr. Rashmi Salpekar, B-7/62/1, DDA the Psychological Process of Change Flats, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi of Domicile among Hill Tribes in the – 110029 “Land Acquisition and Rights Progression of Tiger Reserve Expansion of Farmers: An Empirical Study” in Tamil Nadu” `3,55,825/-. `1,89,737/-. 254. Ms. Meenakshi S. Mhetre, Assistant 260. Dr. Asha Bhandari, B- 15, Kamla Nehru Professor,School of Education Solapur Nagar Ex- I, Near ESI Hospital, Jodhpur

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(Rajasthan) “Socio-Legal Status of Sentinel, S.V.K. Layout, 3rd Cross Women Prisoners and their Dependent Basaveshwaranagar, Bengaluru Children : A Study of Central Jails of “Imperatives of Trade Facilitation on Rajasthan” `7,71,850/-. Trade Performance: An Appraisal in the Context of India’s Select SEZs”, 261. Dr. Smriti Das, Mala Narang Reddy, `5,00,000/-. TERI University, 10, Institutional Area, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070 266. Prof. M. Sundara Rao, Dept. of “Analyzing the Implementation of Forest Economics, Andhra University. Right Act (2006): A Cultural Political Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh “Issues Study of Community Rights in Southern Relating to Non-Farm Employment of Rajasthan” `6,68,650/-. Women in Tribal Areas (A Study in North Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh)”, 262. Dr. (Smt.) Hirwade M. Anil, Assistant `8,00,000/-. Professor, Department of Library and Information Science Rashtrasant 267. Dr. Subhasis Bhattacharya, HOD, Dept. of Economics, Cooch Behar College, 1 Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, No. Kalighar Road, P.O. & Dist. Cooch Dr. V.B. Alias Bhausabed Kolta Library Behar – 736 101, West Bengal “Health Building, First Floor, North Ambazari Seeking Behaviour and Provider’s Road, Ramdaspath, Nagpur – 440 010 Efficiency Status : A Comparative Study “Design and Development of Online between Jalpaiguri and Cooch Behar Objective Question Bank for NET / Districts of West Bengal”, ` 6,00,000/-. SET / JRF Aspirants in Library and Information Science” ` 3,51,525/-. 268. Dr. Rajeev Srivastava, Head, Dept. of Humanities & Social Science, Jaypee 263. Dr. Simmy Joseph, 34, South Avenue, University of Engineering & Technology, New Delhi – 110 011 “Religion and A.B. Road, Raghogarh, Guna, “Socio- Language: A Socio-Linguistic Study economic and Environmental Impact of Mappila Dialect of Malayalam” Assessment of Family Type Biogas `6,96,600/-. Plants in of Madhya Pradesh”, `7,00,000/-. 264. Dr. (Mrs.) Shalini R. Lihitkar, Head, Department of Information and Library 269. Dr. Jharna Pathak, Gujarat Institute Science, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj of Development Research, Gota Nagpur University, Ist Floor, North Char Rasta, Sarkhej Gandhinagar Ambazari Road Ramdaspeth, Nagpur – Highway, Gujarat, Ahmedabad-380 440 010 (MS) “Institutional Repository 060 “Assessment of System of Crop of Doctoral Thesis of the Faculty of Intensification in Bihar and Madhya Social Sciences of RTMNU, Nagpur” Pradesh: Examining Implications for `4,55,800/-. Sustainable Development”, `9,00,000/-.

265. Dr. Malini L Tantri, Assistant Professor, 270. Dr. Bhise Vinayak Bhagwanrao, H.No. 101, 3rd Floor, Reliance Dept. of Economics, Dr. Babasaheb

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Ambedkar Marathwada University, Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRISs) Aurangabad-431004 “Economic in Implementing the Development Analysis of Bt Technology: A Case Programmes: Need of Participatory Study of Bt Coton in Marathwada”, Meetings and Perception on Decision- `8,00,000/-. making”, `5,00,000/-.

271. Dr. Vikas Rawal, 77, New Transit House, 276. Dr. Probir Karar and Sh. Bikash Saha, Jawaharlal Nehru University Campus, Assistant Professor, Kalna College New Delhi “Agricultural Growth in Kalna, Burdwan, West Bengal “Growth West Bengal: Contemporary Problems of Services Sector in the Indian and Constraints”, `7,00,000/-. Economy: A Structural Decomposition Analysis”, `2,00,000/-. 272. Dr. Kalpana Kannabiran, Professor and Regional Director, Council for 277. Dr. Shiv Bhushan, Associate Professor Social Development, Hyderabad & Head, Department of Economics, “Measuring Institutionalized Capacities Madan Mohan Malviya P.G. College, for Development Projects in India”, Kalakankar, Faizabad (U.P.) “Effect of MGNREGA on Rural Employment `10,00,000/-. Income & Migration in Eastern U.P.”, 273. Dr. Pradeep Singh Tomar, Assistant `4,00,000/-. Professor, C/o Sh. L.R. Ramaul, Friends 278. Dr. Ranjit Singh Ghuman, Professor, Enclave, Shubh, Khera, Paonta Sahib, Nehru Sail Chair, Centre for Research District Sirmour, H.P. “Evaluation in Rural and Industrial Development of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural (CRRID), Sector 19-A, Madhya Marg, Employment Guarantee Scheme Chandigarh – 160 019 “Water Use (MGNREGS) in Himachal Pradesh”, Efficiency in Punjab: The Issue of `5,00,000/-. Sustainability” `9,00,000/-.

274. Dr. Yagavapalie V Reddy, ICAR 279. Dr. S. Jagadees Pandi, Assistant Professor, Scientist (Retd.), Centre for Social Department of Economics, Government Develoment,87, Road 2, Mallikarjuna Arts College (Autonomous) Karur – Nagar Checkpost, L.B. Nagar, 639 005 “Impact of MGNREGA on Hyderabad, A.P. State “Study on the Rural Livelihoods: A Study in Selected Transfer of Agriculture Technology Districts of Tamil Nadu” `4,00,000/-. (TOAT) to the Farmers by the LVKs in Andhra Pradesh”, `6,00,000/-. 280. Dr. Minaketan Behera, Assistant Professor in Economics, Ambedkar 275. Shri Unmesh S Rangnekar, Associate University, Delhi, Sector – 9, Dwarka, Professor. Centre for Research in Rural New Delhi – 110 077, “An Assessment of and Industrial Development 2-A, Sector Dependence of Forest Fringe Villagers 19/A, Madhya Marg, Chandigarh on Forest Products and Marketing Issues “Potential Participation of Scheduled in Kandhamal and Kalahandi Districts Caste and Women Representatives of of Odissa” `5,00,000/-.

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281. Prof. Alpana Kateja, A-401, Malviya Amongst Scheduled Castes in Delhi Nagar, Jaipur – 302 017 (Rajasthan), since the 50s”, `3,00,000/-. “Health Implication of the Lifestyle Choices in Rajasthan: An Empirical 287. Dr. Prakash S. Kamble (SC), Assistant Study”, ` 7,00,000/-. Professor, Department of Economics Shivaji University, Kolhapur, “Social 282. Dr. R.K. Kumbhar (SC), Lecturer, P.G. Sector Development for Inclusive Department of Economics, Sambalpur Growth of Maharashtra”, `4,50,000/-. University, Jyoti Vihar, Burla, Sambalpur 288. Mr. Devendra Jarwal & Ms. Anju Kahal Odisha, “Labour Market Implication of (SC), Assistant Professor, 353/2, Feroz Mgnrega in Reducing Rural Poverty Gandhi Colony, No. 2, Near Sector – 9, and Halting Migration in among SCs/ Petrol Pump Gurgaon (Haryana), “Impact STs: A Study of Poverty Stricken State Assessment of Dalit Entrepreneurship in Odisha” `8,00,000/-. Economic Development of Rajashtan in 283. Dr. G. Sridevi (SC), Assistant Professor, Post Liberalized Era”,`6,50,000/-. Dept. of Economics University of 289. Dr. Shankar B. Ambhore (SC), Hyderabad, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Associate Professor, Plot No. 120, Saket “The Role of Rural Institutions in Nagar (Phethenagar) Bhausingpura, Enabling Adaptation to Climate Change Aurangabad (M.S.), “A Study of in the Agricultural Sector Across different Financial and Physical Performance and ` Ecosystems in India”, 7,00,000/-. Socio Economic Impact of Co-Operative 284. Dr. Jadi Bala Komaraiah (SC), Associate Sugar Factories in Maharashtra”, ` Profeesor, Department of Economics, 6,00,000/-. Faculty of Social Sciences, BHU, 290. Dr. Vaghmara Datta Hari & Mr. M. Varanasi, “Employment Status and Narashimha Chary (SC), H.No. 1-261/5, Opportunities for Scheduled Castes Dharmaram, Mandal: Dichpally, Dist. (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) in Nizamabad (AP), “Productive Effort in Central Educational University and Banking: Measurement & Assessment Institutes in India”, `7,00,000/-. Across Scheduled Commercial Banks in India Vis-à-vis Pattern of Income & 285. Dr. S. Nehru (SC), Associate Professor, Expenditure”, `3,00,000/-. Department of Economics, Gandhigram Rural Institute, Gandhigram, Dindigul 291. Dr. Kulwant Singh Pathania, Project District, Tamil Nadu, “Export Potential in Director, Set No. 28, Jutog View, Teachers Rural Economy with Special Reference Colony, Summerhill, Shimla – 171 005, to Agriculture-A Case Study of Dindigul “Effectiveness of BSNL Services in District in Tamil Nadu”, `7,00,000/-. Himachal Pradesh” `7,00,000/-.

286. Dr. Sunil Babu (SC), Assistant Professor, 292. Dr. Mohar Singh, Assistant Professor, Room No. 255, Rajdhani College, Raja B-145, Sidharth Nagar Near Jawahar Garden, New Delhi –110 015, “Poverty Circle, Post Malviya Nagar, Jaipur

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(Rajasthan) –302017, “Socio-Economic 298. Dr. S. Rajamohan (SC), Professor, impact of Foreign Tourism in India Alagappa Institute of Management, (Problems & Prospects)”, `7,00,000/-. Alagappa University, Karaikudi, ”Managerial Effectiveness of District 293. Dr. Manish Gaur, A-120, Sector 4, Lajpat Rural Development Agency and Nagar, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad U.P. (201 its Various Schemes in Tamilnadu” 005), “Corporate Social Responsibility `3,00,000/-. Initiatives in India Telecom Sector- An Empirical Study”,`7,00,000/-. 299. Dr. C. Mahadeva Murthy (SC), Associate Professor, Department of Research in 294. Prof. Rajnalkar Laxman (SC), Professor, Management, Karnatka State Open Department of Commerce, Gulbarga University Manasagangotri, Mysore – University, Gulbarga - 585 106, Karnataka, 570 006 (Karnataka), “The Impact of “Impact of Corporate Governance on E-Banking on Operational Performance Organisational Performance: A Study and Risk Management: A Study of with Special Reference to Select Private Selected Indian Banks”, ` 4,00,000/-. and Public Sector Undertaking in India”, `5,00,000/-. 300. Dr. Sanjeevkumar K.M. (SC), Associate Professor, Department of Research 295. Dr. Kewal Krishan (SC), Lecturer, Near and Studies in Management, Karnatka Chamunda Mandi, Kather Bye Pas Solan State Women’s University, Bijapur, HP, “Confessional Finance & Economic Karnataka, “Role of Social Entrepreneurs Development of Minorities: A Study of in Fostering Sustainable Development HP Minorities Finance & Development through Women Empowerment: A Corporation (HPMFDC)”, `3,00,000/-. Study with Special Reference to Select 296. Dr. C. Shobha (SC), Asst. Professor, Districts of North Karnataka Region P.G. Deptt. Of Commerce, Dr. P. India”. `5,00,000/-. Sadanandamaiah Building, Tumkur 301. Dr. K.P. Veena (SC), Assistant Professor, 572102 Karnataka, “Trading Practices of Peabuts with special reference to Tumkur P.G. Department of Master of Business District-Karnataka”, `2,00,000/-. Adinistration, Maharani’s Arts and Commerce College for Women, JLB 297. Mr. Yuvaraj Nath & Dr. (Mrs.) Bettina Road, Mysore- 570005, Karnataka, C. Sudhaker (SC), Faculty Member, “Entrpreneurship: A Gender Performance JSS Centre for Management Studies, Analysis of Selected Rudset Institutions Sri Jayachamarajendra College of in Karnatka”, `4,00,000/-. Engineering, JSS, Technical Institutions Campus, Mysore, Karnataka – 570 302. Prof.(Mrs) Kirti Narain, C-451 006 “Optimal Supply Chain Modules Indira Nagar, Sector VI, Lucknow , for Agricultural Produce (Vegetables): “Participation and Position of Women From a ‘Win-lose’ to Model of ‘Win- in the Uprising of 1857 Redefinition win’ Among the ‘Network Members”, of Social Status : Then and Now”, ` `3,00,000/-. 7,00,000/-.

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303. Dr. B.S. Chandrababu, Project Officer, of Natural Science, Jamia Milia Islamia, Plot No. 49, III Street “Amma Home” New Delhi, “Geovisualisation of Subalakshmi Nagar, Korattur, Chennai- Million+Cities in the Central National 600 076, “The Primitive Tribal Women Capital Region: An Impact Analysis of the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu: An Study of Delhi Metro Corridors Network Investigation into their Socio-economic on Urban Sprawl”, `7,00,000/-. Conditions and Ways and Means to Empower them”, `13,00,000/-. 309. Dr. R. Gnanadevan, Professor of Education, Annamalai University 304. Dr. Vimal Kumar Lahari (SC), Assistant Annamalainagar - 608 002, Tamil Nadu, Professor, Department of Sociology, “Personality Development Programme Faculty of Social Sciences, Banaras for the Students Having Social, Hindu University, Varanasi - 221 Emotional and Behaviour Problems, 005 (Uttar Pradesh) “Bhartiya Samaj Studying in ADI-Dravidar Welfare Main Vidhavagou Ki Paristhithi Avam Schools”, `10,00,000/-. Bhumika (Varanasi Janpad Main Nivas Karn Wali Vidhavagou Par Adharit 310. Dr. V. Rama Rao, Correspondent cum Ak Samaj Viggananik Adhayayan”, Education Officer M.V.R. Degree `4,00,000/-. & P.G. College, Shramika Nagar, Visakhapatnam- 530 026, “Implications 305. Dr. Bupinder Zuthshi, Centre for the and Impediments of Right of Education Study of Regional Development School Act 2009 in Primary School Education of Social Sciences, J.N.U., New Delhi, System: A Holistic Research Study in “Conflict Situation in Jammu and Tribal Areas of Visakha Agency, Andhra Kashmir: Its impact on the livelihoods ` of the Gujjar and Bakarwal Tribe”, Pradesh” 10,00,000/-. ` 6,00,000/-. 311. Dr. Neeta Sharma, Assistant Professor, 306. Dr. Gopa Samanta, Associate Professor Globle Excellence, Shipra Path, in Geography, The University of Mansarover, Jaipur- 302 020, Rajasthan, Burdwan, Burdwan-713104, “Small and “Challenges in Educatory to What Medium Towns in Eastern India: The Change: A Study of Experience Dynamics of Economy, Mobility and of Sahariya Children’s in A Rural Governance”, ` 8,00,000/-. Government Primary School of ”, `10,00,000/-. 307. Prof. Kamlesh Mishra, Director, Academic Staff College, R.D.V.V., 312. Dr. Neelima Chopra & Ms Prachi Jabalpur, MP- 482 001, “Cultural Vasishtha, Centre for Early Childhood Bases of Ecology and Economy: A Development and Research, Jamia Geographical Study of Upper Narmada Milialslamia, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi- Basin”, `7,00,000/-. 110 025, “Quality of Early Childhood 308. Dr. Madan Mohan (SC), Assistant Education: An Investigation in the MCD Professor, Dept. of Geography, Faculty Schools of Delhi”, `6,00,000/-.

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313. Dr. N. Sasikumar, Research Scholar of Pedagogy Compatible to their & Dr. M. Parimala Fathima Research Intelligences”, `6,00,000/-. Co-Ordinator, Center for Research In Education, Tamil University Adikalar 318. Dr. J.R. Letchumi (SC), Associate College Campus, Kundrakudi, Professor, Advanced Centre for Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu- 630 206, Tamilology, Presidency College, Chennai “Effect of Neurocognitive Intervention – 600 005, “The Life Style of People of Valparai Tea Estates Scheduled Caste Strategies in Enhancing Teaching and Kadamparai Scheduled Tribes”, Competency Among Student-Teachers”, `10,00,000/-. `4,00,000/-. 319. Dr. Asawari Bhave-Gudipudi (SC), 314. Dr. Kalpana Kharade & Ms. Hema Peese, Project Director & Ms. Priya Singh, Asst. K.J. Somaiya Comprehensive College Professor, MAEER’s MIT Vishwashanti of EducationTraining and Research, Gurukul Teacher’s Training Academy, Vidyanagar, Vidyavihar (E), Mumbai, ‘Rajbhaugh Compur’, Near Hadapsar, “Enhancing Conceptual Understanding Loni Kalbhor, Pune, “A Study of about Astronomical Concepts among Effectiveness of the Instructional Module Impaired Students: A Technology Based Based on Constructivist Approach in ` Inquiry Approach”, 5,00,000/-. Classroom Teaching for the School 315. Dr. Rupal A. Thakkar, K.J. Somaiya Teachers in Semi Rural Area of Pune ` Comprehensive College of Education City”, 8,00,000/-. Training and Research, Vidyanagar, 320. Dr. D. Maniazhagu (SC), Assistant Vidyavihar (E), Mumbai, “Scaffolding Professor, Department of Physical ICT Integrated English Language Education and Health Sciences Alagappa Teaching (L3) of Secondary School University, Karaikudi, “Impact of Vernacular Medium Teachers: A Blended Physical Training Programmes on Learning Approach”, `7,00,000/-. Health Related and Pulmonary Variables of Women Students”, `8,50,000/-. 316. Dr. M.S. Razeena Padmam, Professor & Director, School of Behavioural 321. Dr. Santoshi Halder (SC), Department Sciences, M.G. University, Kottayam, of Education, Alipore Campus, Kerala, “Inclusive Education of Children University of Calcutta, 1 Reformatory with Special Needs in the Southern Street, Kolkata- 700 027(West Bengal), States of India-Issues and Concerns”, “Identifying the Barriers Faced by the `5,00,000/-. Scheduled Caste Students in Higher Education”, `8,00,000/-. 317. Dr. Sanjay Kumar M. Gupta, Lecturer in Selection Grade, Patel Dept. of 322. Dr. Sanjay Bharatiya (SC), Assistant Education, Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalay, Professor, K.S. Saket, P.G. College Sector – 23, Near Gh-6, Gandhinagar, Ayodhya, Faizabad- 224 123 (Uttar Gujarat – 382 023, “Assessment of Pradesh), “A Comparative Study of Students’ Intelligences and Development the Impact of Mid-day Programme

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on Cognitive Development Among Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu, Scheduled Caste and Upper Caste “Tamil Language Acquisition: A Student of Primay Schools in Region Psycholinguistic Study”, `10,00,000/-. of Faizabad Commissionaire, Uttar Pradesh”, `5,00,000/-. 328. Dr. N. Shantha Naik (SC), L-8,7th Cross, Opp. J.C. Polytechnic College 323. Mrs. Rajshree P. Meshram (SC), Manasgangothri, Mysore, Karnataka Assistant Professor, Kavi Kulaguru – 570 006, “Cultural and Language Kalidas Sanskrit University, Ramtek- Dictionary of Banjara Language 441 106, Distt. - Nagpur Maharashtra, (Kannada, English and Devangari “Impact of Rajshree Shahu Maharaj Scripts.)”, ` 6,00,000/-. Scholarship for the Educational Development of Backward Students in 329. Dr. Lalith K. Dharavath (ST), Dept. of the Maharashtra State: An Evaluative Public Administration, P.G. College, Study”, ` 4,00,000/-. Secunderabad, Osmania University, Sadar Patel Road, Secunderabad- 500 324. Dr. Jeyshanakar (SC), Assistant 003, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, Professor, Department of Library “Potential of Forest Rights Act and and Information Science Alagappa Pahchayat Extension to Scheduled Areas University, Karalkudi Tamil Nadu, Act in Building Self Governance and “Information Literacy Skills in the Use Livelihoods in Tribal Communities”, of Electronic Resources Among the `7,00,000/-. Faculty of Rural Based Universities and its Affiliated Colleges in Southern Tamil 330. Dr. Veena K D, Associate Professor, Nadu”, `6,00,000/-. Dept. of Speech & Hearing, MCoAHS, 325. Dr. Atasi Nanda Goswami, 28A, Manipal University, Manipal-576104 2nd Street, Flat No.-6, Modern Park, “Development and Standaridization of Santoshpur, Kolkata, “Orally Performed Phonological Process Analysis Test for Literature of the Folk Artists of South Children (PPAT-C) in Tulu Language”, ` Bengal: Audo-Visual Documentation, 5,00,000/-. Linguistic Data Analysis and Digital 331. Dr. Arun Pratap Singh, Assistant ` Archiving”, 7,00,000/-. Professor, Dept of Psychology 326. Dr. Carolin Abraham, St. Aloysius Galotias University, Greater Noida, College Ahaliya Bai Marg Cantt. Gautam Budh Nagar-201308 (Uttar Jabalpur (M.P.) 482 001, “Jhuggi Jhopri Pardesh), “Empowering the Socially Ka Ravsivayon aur Jail Ka Bandigyou Disadvantaged Adolescents through Ki Bhashaiyak Dakashta Ka Abhivavak, Life Style Counselling”, `7,00,000/-. Shishkha Vavasah Parivar Ka Prabivo 332. Dr. Dhanalakshmi. D, Asst. Professor, Ka Adhayan”, ` 6,00,000/-. Dept. of Applied Psychology 327. Dr. M. Sivahanmugam, Associate Pondicherry University, Puducherry Professor, CAS in Linguistics 605 014 “Mindfulness Based Stress

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Reduction for Reducing Anxiety, – 800 013, (Bihar), “Social Capital for Enhancing Self-control and Improving Inclusive Development in a Collevtivist Academic Performance Among Context”, ` 8,00,000/-. Adolescents”, `4,50,000/-. 339. Prof. M.V.R. Raju (SC), Professor, 333. Atasi Mohanty, Assistant Professor, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam Centre for Educational Technology, (Andhra Pradesh) “Prevalence of I.I. T. Kharagpur, “A Multi-Modal and Somatic Symptoms, Mental Health ICT Based Intervention Programme for and Quality of Life of Tribes in Araku Removing Specific Learning Difficulties Valley: Development of Culturally Among Children”, ` 8,00,000/-. Relevant Psychological Intervention”, `10,00,000/-. 334. Dr. Sunil Kumar Verma, Assistant Professor Department of Applied 340. Dr. S. Rajakumar (SC), Assistant Psychology, Vivekananda College, Professor, 30, Mahalakshmi Nagar, Vivek Vihar Delhi, “A Psycho-Social Kulathupallayam, Kuniyamuthur, Study on Intergenerational Relation in Coimbatore, “Premarital Counseling Interdependent Society”, `6,00,000/-. through Positive Behaviour Therapy”, `5,00,000/-. 335. Dr. Navin Kumar, Associate Professor In Psychology, B.R. Ambedkar College 341. Dr. Allu Gowri Sankar Rao, Asst. University of Delhi, Delhi, “Personality Professor, Dept. of Sociology & Social Trait Structure and Taxonomy of Hindi Work, Guntur–522 510 (A.P), “Women Speaking Indians: A Psycho Lexical Empowerment Through Self-Help ` Approach”, 6,00,000/-. Groups (SHGs) in Andhra Pradesh – A 336. Dr. Seema Mehrotra, Additional Study”, `5,00,000/-. Professor, Dept. of Clinical Psychology, 342. Dr. Bindu Duggal, Associate Professor, NIMHANS, Hosur Road, Bengaluru Centre for Research in Rural and (Karnataka), “Youth Engagement Industrial Development (CRRID) 2-A, Programme: Development and Sector 19/A, Madhya Marg, Chandigarh, Examination of its Psychosocial “Women in the Unorganized Sector: A Outcomes”, `7,00,000/-. Study of Home-Based Women Hosiery 337. Dr. Shrinivasa Bhat , Associate Professor, Workers in Ludhiana”, `5,00,000/-. Department of Psychiatry, K.S. Hegde, 343. Dr. Nilkantha Panigrahi, Research Medical Academy, Deralakatte, Mangalore (Karnataka) “Quality of Life Associate, N C Centre for Development and Concept of ‘Well Being” among Studies, PO Regional Research Women Living with HIV in Rural and Laboratory Bhubaneswar – 751 013 Semi-urban India”, `7,00,000/-. (Odisha), “Evaluation of the Impact of Health Unit in Primary Health Service 338. Dr. Ran Bijay Narayan Sinha, ASSERT, Delivery in KBK District of Odisha”, 37, A.N. Path, North S.K. Puri, Patna `6,00,000/-.

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344. Dr. (Mrs.) Rokaiya Begum, Lecturer in University of Kashmir (J & K) “National Sociology,Gyan Jyoti College College Integration, Issues and Challenges: Campus: Dagapur Near Basundhara, A Case Study of Kashmir Valley”, Siliguri (West Bengal) “Educational `9,00,000/-. Status among Muslim Women of North Bengal”, ` 5,00,000/-. 350. Dr. Mrs. Nisha Chandrakant Waghmare, 34, Kuber Laxmi Vihar Bande Nagar, 345. Dr. Anchalesh Kumar, Dept. of Sociology, Near Indian Model School, Jule Solapur Kumaun Kesari Pt. B.D. Pandey Govt. Maharashtra, “A Study on Perception Post Graduate College, Bageshwar Dist. and Awareness of Lifestyle Diseases Bgeshwar (Uttarakhand) “Impact of Among Working Women in Solapur Globalization on Jaunsar Bawar Tribe City”, `5,00,000/-. : A Sociological Study (with special reference to the Dehradun Dist. of 351. Dr. Arundhati Suryakant Patil, Assistant Uttarakhand)”, `4,00,000/-. Professor “Muktal” Bansilal Nagar, Saigaon Naka, Ambajogai, Dist. 346. Dr. Rajkishor Meher, Nabakrushna Beed (Maharashtra), “Study of Socio Choudhury Centre for Development Economic and Health Aspects of Studies, Bhubaneswar – 751 013 Women Suffered from Burn Injuries”, (Odissa) “State Market Economy and `6,00,000/-. the Ecosystem People of India in a Globalized World : The Case of Mineral- 352. Dr. Sudeep Basu , Assistant Professor, based Industrialization of Odisha Gujarat Institute of Development under LPG Development Model”, Research, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, `10,00,000/-. “Diasporic Gujaratis and their Homeland: Documenting ‘Social 347. Dr. M. Sivakumar, Assistant Professor, Remittance’ Practices in Gujarat”, CAS in Linguistics,Annamalai University `6,00,000/-. (TamilNadu) “A Sociolinguistic Study of Fisher Man Dialect of Tamil in 353. Dr. Ramesh B., Associate Professor, Puducherry”, `6,00,000/-. Department of Studies and Research in Social Work, Tumkur University, 348. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pal, Assistant Tumkur, Karnataka, “A Study on Social Professor, Goswami Tuslidas Govt. Factors Contributing to Malnutrition Degree College, Karvi Chitrakoot (Uttar among Dalit Children in Karnataka”, ` Paradesh), “Sapera Jati Ki Samajik 8,00,000/-. Arthik evam Rajnitik Isthiti Ka ek Adhyan ( Allahabad ka Shankargard 354. Dr. Vijay Kumar Kaushal, Trinity House, Vikaskhand ka Visases Samderbh Keiston Estate, Shimla (Himachal mein)”, `3,00,000/-. Pradesh), “Economic and Political Basis of Tribal Communities in India: A 349. Dr. Pirzada M. Amin, Head Professor, Study of Khumbli in Jounsary Tribe of Deptt. Of Sociology & Social Work Uttranchal”, `6,00,000/-.

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355. Dr. (Smt.) V. Sen Gupta, Asst. Professor- District Nagpur Maharashtra, “A Status Sociology, Govt. T.C.L. P.G. College of Muslim Girls in Vidarbha Region Janjgir (C.G.), “Childhood the Future in Maharashtra State with Special of Nation: Champa & Korba District of reference to their Socio-Economic, Chhattisgarh”, `5,00,000/-. Health and Education: An Analytical Study”, `7,00,000/-. 356. Dr. (Mrs.) Hema Tripathi, Principal Scientist & Program Coordinator 361. Prof. Gopal M. Nimbalkar (SC), Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Indian Teacher in social Work, Dr. Babasaheb Veterinary Research Institute Izatnagar, Ambedkar College of Social Work “Occupational Health Hazards and Risks Morane (Nakane) Tal. Dist. Dhule in Livestock Rearing Among Male and (Maharashtra), “Socio-Economic and Female Workers in Uttar Pradesh : A Cultural Variations Among Tribal Gender Analysis”, `9,00,000/-. People of North Maharashtra Region”, `5,00,000/-. 357. Prof. Lancy I. Lobo, Director, Centre for Culture and Development XTI Campus, 362. Dr. Suman (SC), Assistant Professor, Sevasi Post, Vadodara (Gujarat), H.No. 210, Lane No. 6/4, Prabhatnagar “Urban Transformation and Social (Behind Soori Nurshing Home) Near Change in Gujarat: A Study of Villages Mandir, Meerut (UP) – 250 001, “Uttar on the Periphery of Vadodara City Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (1961-2011)”, `9,00,000/-. Ki Naveen Pariksha Prahali Ka Samaj Shastriy adhyayan” `7,00,000/-. 358. Dr. Keshao Shankar Patil (SC), Principal, Tirpude College of Social Work, Civil 363. Dr. Bimla (SC), C/o Institute of Social Line Nagpur, “Legal Protection and Development, Kosli Road, Jhajjar – Gender Dimensions in Construction 124 103 (Haryana), “Role of Scheduled Industry with special reference to Castes in Democratic System in Women Construction Workers in the Haryana”, `7,00,000/-. city of Nagpur”, `8,00,000/-. 364. Mr. Deepak D. Masram (SC), Associate 359. Dr. V. Sreemannarayana Murthy (SC), Professor, Tirpude College of Social Assistant Professor, of Sociology Work, Civil Lines Sadar, Nagpur-440 Centre for SAARC Studies Andhra 001 (Maharashtra), “Food Security in University, Visakhapatnam, “The Plight India: An Evaluation Study of Public of Rehabilitated Sri Lankan Tamil Distribution System with Special Repatriates of Indian origin in the Aruku Reference to Antyodya Beneficiaries in Valley of Andhra Pradesh: A Case Selected Districts of Vidarbha Region of Study”, `6,00,000/-. Maharashtra State”, `7,00,000/-.

360. Dr. Pranali K. Patil (SC), Assistant 365. Dr. Govardhan Wankhede (SC), Professor, College of Social Work Professor & Chairperson, School of Kamptee Sonar Oli, Kamptee – 441 001, Education, Tata Institute of Social

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Sciences, P.B. No. 8313, Deibar, 371. Dr. Vijay Pani Pandey, Shri Shiv Sai Mumbai –400 088 (Maharashtra), Tower, Phase II/ Flat No. 203 New “Listen to me” A Qualitative Study of Area Morhabadi, Ranchi, “Impact of Young People’s Views and Experiences Increasing Migration on Women in of Caste Discrimination: A Comparative Western Odisha”, `9,00,000/-. Study of the Dalit Community in India and UK”, `8,00,000/-. 372. Dr. S. Balamurugan, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Political Science & 366. Dr. (Mrs.) Saroj Rani (SC), Assistant Administration Annamalai University, Professor, Department of Economics, Annamalai Nagar, Tamil Nadu, “An Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, Impact Assessment of Development Delhi – 110 021, “Opportunities and Programmes for Primitive Tribal Groups Challenges of Labour Migration: in Tamil Nadu: A Study on Primary A Case Study of Indian Diaspora”, Education, Housing and Health Sectors”, `10,00,000/-. ` 6,00,000/-.

367. Dr. Leela Chopra (SC), C/o Centre 373. Ms. Sanghamitra Sarker, Associate for Development Studies, Kila Colony Professor, Department of Political Jhajjar – 124103 (Haryana), “A Study of Science, Surendranath College for Social Mobility among Scheduled Casts Women, 24, M.G. Road, Kolkata in Haryana”, `5,00,000/-. – 700009, “Women Empowerment under the Sixth Scheduled Areas: A 368. Dr. (Mrs.) S. Nayak (SC), Lecturer Comparative Study of Meghalaya, P.G. Department of Sociology, Tripura”, `8,00,000/-. Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Odisha, “Exploring the Impact of 374. Dr. Gyanaranjan Swain, Assistant Industrialisation on Tribal People: A Professor, Department of Political Challenge to their Livelihood (A Socio- Science, Ravenshaw University Campus, Economic Study of Jharsuguda District, Revenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha- Odisha”, `6,00,000/-. 753 003, “Empowering Tribal Women Through Self Help Groups: The Odisha 369. Prof. Ajay K. Mehra, D-104, Sector Experience”, ` 9,00,000/-. 27, Noida – 201301, U.P., “Sharing Sovereignty: A Cross-National 375. Dr. Arundhati Bhattacharyaa, Assistant Perspective on Identity, Regionalism Professor, Dept. of Political Science, and Autonomy”, `8,00,000/-. Bhairab Ganguly College, PO-Belgharia, Kolkata– 700 052, “MGNREGS: 370. Dr. Harish Kumar Thakur, Assistant Avenue for Women’s Social Mobility in Professor, Dept. of Political Science, 24 Parganas (N)”, `10,00,000/-. Govt. College for Girls, RKMV, Shimla –171 001, “Surviving People and Culture 376. Dr. R. Srinivasan, Assistant Professor, : A Study of Beda Tribe in Ladakh”, Department of Public Administration `8,00,000/-. Institue of Distance Education University

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of Madras Chennai, “Youth and Civic Organizations working for the Scheduled Engagement’ : A Study of Political Tribes in Residential Schools : A Case Culture in Tamil Nadu”, `8,00,000/-. Study of Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya 377. Dr. Mrs. Anupam Sharma, Assistant Pradesh”, `9,00,000/-. Professor, 309, Near Shiv Mandir, New Mohan Puri, Meerut (UP), “Occupational 383. Dr. Parmod Kumar (SC), Assistant Stress and Its Management Among Professor, Room No. F-8, School of Police Personnel” ` 9,00,000/-. Humanities, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi, “Screening the Nation and 378. Dr. Brijendra Kumar Gautam, Research Dalits: Representation of Cinematic Associate, Govind Ballabh Pant Social Discourses of Nation and Dalits in the Science Institute, Jhusi, Allahabad-211 Age of Globalisation”, ` 2,00,000/-. 019, Uttar Pradesh, “Local Movements, Identity and Struggle: A Proposal for 384. Dr. Sachin Bharti (SC), & Dr. Durgesh Research, Collection and Documentation Tripathi, II B/75A, Rachna Vaishali, of Dalit Social Movements in Uttar Ghaziabad – 201 010 (UP), “Media and Pradesh”, `10,00,000/-. Youth (A Study of New Media Preference of Youth in Delhi”, ` 4,00,000/-. 379. Dr. Vikas Gopichand Mane (SC), Indian Institute of Education , 128/2, J.P. Naik 385. Prof. Valerian Rodrigues, Centre for Path, Kothrud, Pune (Maharashtra), Political Studies, School of Social “Inclusiveness of SC and ST Students: Sciences, JNU, New Delhi, “Ambedkar’s Implications for Right to Education”, ` Political Philosopy”, ` 7,00,000/-. 5,00,000/-. 386. Dr. Param Jit Singh (SC), Associate 380. Dr. Sunkari Satyam (SC), Independent Professor, Department of Geography, Researcher, Council for Social Meerut College, Meerut – 250 001 Development Southern Regional Centre (UP), “Climate Change and Geo- 5-6-151, Ranjedra Nagar Hyderabad, Diversification in Agriculture: A Spatial “Democracy and Tribal Voice in Empirical Study of Western Uttar Contemporary Indian Politics: A Study Pradesh”, ` 4,00,000/- . of Andhra Pradesh”, ` 4,00,000/-. North-East Programme 381. Dr. D. Sivakumar (SC), Assistant Professor, 22, Alai Street Vandipalayam, 1. Dr. Elangbam Bijoykumar Singh, Dept. Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, “Indo-US of Economics, Manipur University, Relations: With Special Reference to Chanchipur, Imphal – 795003 “North- Manmohan Singh Era”, `3,00,000/-. East India’s Trade and Investment with Myanmar Problems and Prospects” 382. Dr. Ramdas Rupavath (ST), Lecturer, `8,09,475/-. Dept. of Political Science, , Hyderabad – 500 2. Dr. Gayatri Goswami, Flat – 3A, 015, “Evaluation of the Voluntary Hemolata Heritage ‘B’, F.C. Road, Uzan

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Bazar, Guwahati ( Assam )– 781001 8. Dr. Gomo Karbak, Rang-Frah Govt. “Factors Determining the Utilisation College, Changlang , of Shallow Tube Well Pump-sets in the – 792120 “Political Transition among the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam – with Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Special Reference to the Cultivation Rangwa of Longchang” `7,23,475/-. of Paddy during the Rabi Season” 9. Dr. R.K. Brajananda Singh “To Study `3,88,075/-. and Evaluate the Implementation of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural 3. Dr. Ratul Mahanta, Q/N – 65(B) Gauhati Employment Guarantee Scheme University Campus, Gopinath Bordoloi (MGNREGS) in Manipur (with special Nagar, Jalukbari, Kamrup, Guwahati reference to Imphal – East District)” (Assam) “Climate Change, Agriculture `3,16,588/-. and Adaptation Measures: A Case Study of Assam” `6,41,775/-. 10. Dr. Anuradha Dutta, House No. 69, Bya Lane-3, Navagraha Road, Chenikuthi 4. Dr. Horen Goowalla, Assistant Professor, Hill Side, Guwahati-3 Assam “Children Dept. of Accountancy, Mariani College, as Victim of Conflict Taking Case” Mariani, Jorhat (Assam) “Women `5,96,625/-. Entrepreneurs Among Tea Population 11. Mrs. Julee Saikia, C/o Manashjyoti in Assam: A Case Study with Special Dutta, Jail Road, Udoi Nagar, Near: Reference to Jorhat District of Assam” Millennium Motors, Jorhat, Assam `8,43,850/-. 785001 “Problems of Non-Enrolment and Drop-Out among Tea Labour 5. Dr. Amrit Pal Singh, Dept. of Commerce, Children in the Lower Primary Level Gauhati University, Guwahati – 781014 of Education – A Case Study of the Tea (Assam) “A Comparative Analysis Gardens of Upper Assam” `6,15,975/-. of Work Life Balance Among the Employees of Major Industries in Upper 12. Ms. Asomi Chaliha, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Dibrugarh Assam” `7,58,950/-. University, Dibrugarh-786004, Assam 6. Dr. Mithun J. Sharma, Assistant “Emotional Intelligence as an Associated Professor, Centre for Management Variable of Academic Achievement of Studies, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh the Post-Graduate Students of Dibrugarh ` – 7860004 “Performance Analysis and University” 2,09,625/-. Supply Chain Process Optimization in 13. Dr. Anjan Saikia, Assistant Professor, Indian Tea Industry” `6,52,525/-. Department of Education, Doomdooma College, Rupaisiding, Doomdooma, 7. Dr. Diasy Das, Dept. of Economics, Tinsukia-786153 (Assam) “Attitude and North Eastern Hill University, Shillong Awareness towards HIV/AIDS and AIDS – 793022 “Adoption to Climate Change: Education among +2 Level Students A Case Study of Flood Prone Area in and Teachers of Lakimpur and Dhemaji Assam” `7,47,125/-. districts of Assam” `8,86,338/-.

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14. Dr. Madhumita Barbora, Department Inclusive Policy, Tripura University, of English and Foreign Languages Suryamaninagar, Agartala, Tripura – Tezpur University, Napaam, Tezpur – 799130 “An Inquiry into the Causes and 784028 Assam “Language Contact and Consequences of Social Exclusion: A Convergence Study of Bugum (Khowa) Study of Tripura” `6,25,650/-. of West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh” `5,21,375/-. 21. Dr. Ranjit Singh, Dept. of Business Administration, Assam University, 15. Dr. N. Pramodini Devi, Department Silchar – 788011 “Assessment of New of Linguistics, Manipur University, Pension Scheme (NPS) by the Central Canchipur – 795003, Imphal (Manipur) Government Employees: A Study in “The Study of Evidentiality in Manipuri: Assam” `3,66,575/-. A Linguistic and Socio-Linguistic Study” `7,11,650/-. 22. Dr. Sujata Deori, Assitant Professor, Department of Geography, North 16. Dr. Komol Singha, Institute for Social Guwahati District: Kamrup, Assam and Economic Change, Nagarabhavi –781031 “Migration and Socio-Cultural P.O.Bengaluru 560072 “Institutional Transformation of Deoris in Assam” Structure and Performance of Agriculture `5,93,400/-. in North-East India” `6,71,875/-. 23. Ms. H. Jubita Devi, Nagamapal Khwai 17. Dr. Nameirakapam B. Singh, Dept. of Brahmapur, Laimayum Leirak, Imphal – Humanities and Social Science, National 795001 “Health for Women in Manipur: Institute of Technology, Slichar – 788010 A Sociological Exploration of the (Assam) “Agricultural Development and Women Vendors of the Khwairamband Environment Issues in the North Eastern Market” `5,54,700/-. Region: A Case Study of Manipur” `6,35,325/-. 24. Dr. Nani Gopal Mahanta, Associate Professor, Department of Political 18. Dr. Lourembam S. Meetei, D.M. College Science, Gauhati University, of Commerce, Imphal – 795001 “Impact Guwahati-781014, (Assam) “The of Economic Reforms on Employment Changing Contours of Insurgency in and Unemployment in the North Eastern North-East India” ` 8,09,475/-. Region of India” `6,93,375/- 25. Dr. Marchang Reimeingam, Assistant 19. Dr. Maisnam Bobo Singh, Dept. of Professor, ADRT Centre, Institute for Economics, Manipur University, Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Chanchipur, Imphal – 795003 “Fiscal Nagarabhavi, P.O. Bengaluru – 560 Reforms of States in India: An Assesment 072, Karnataka, “Impact of Education of the Performance of Fiscal Reforms in and Employment on the Economy of the States of the North Eastern Region” Scheduled Tribes of North East India”, `5,18,150/-. `5,00,000/-. 20. Dr. Nanigopal Debanath, Cnetre for 26. Dr. Sumanash Dutta, Professor in the Study of Social Exclusion and Economics, Department of Economics,

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Assam University, Silchar-788 011, 795 004, “Valuation of Women’s Work “Demand Side Determinants of School in Manipur”, `5,00.000/-. Enrolment of Children in Hailakandi District of Southern Assam: A Micro 32. Dr. Niranjan Roy, Professor, Department Level Study”, `4,50,000/-. of Economics, Assam University, P.O. Silchar-788 011 (Assam), “Impact of 27. Dr. Veronica Pala (SC), Department Field Management Committes (FMCS) of Economics, North-Eastern Hill Towards Agricultural Development in University, Shillong, Meghalaya – 793 the Barak Valley Region of Assam”, 022, “Levels of Living and Poverty `4,50,000/-. among Socio-religious Groups in India: Analysis of the Correlates and 33. Dr. Nawal K. Paswan (SC), Associate Determinants at the Region Level”, Professor, Peace and Conflict and `18,50,000/-. Studies and Management School of Peace, Conflict and Human Security 28. Prof. Amitava Mitra and Dr. Maila Studies, Sikkim University, 6th Mile, Lama, Department of Economics, Rajiv Samdur, P.O. Tadong, Gangtok, Sikkim Gandhi University, Rono Hills, Doimukh –737 102, “Role and Effectiveness of Itanagar – 791 112 (Arunachal Pradesh), Public Distribution System in Assuring “Productivity, Resource Use Efficiency Food Security System in Sikkim”, and Livelihood Options in Fisheries of `7,00,000/-. Arunachal Pradesh : Opportunities and 34. Dr. Tasi Kaye (ST), Associate Professor, Challenges”, `9,00,000/-. Department of Commerce, Rajiv Gandhi 29. Dr. Ram Krishna Mandal, Associate University, Rono-Hills Doimukh, Professor, Department of Economics, Arunachal Pradesh, “Role of Commercial Bank in Promoting Financial Inclusion Dear Natung Govt. College, in Arunachal Pradesh- A Study with Itanagar- 791 113 (AP), “Economic reference to State Bank of India”, Inequality Among the Tribal People `3,00,000/-. in Arunachal Pradesh in the Present Age of Globalisation: A Case Study”, 35. Prof. G.P. Prasain, Head, Department `3,00,000/-. of Commerce, Manipur University, Canchipur, Imphal – 795003, 30. Dr. Madhuchhanda Das Gupta & Ms. Manipur, “Role of Self Help Groups in Haimanti Choudhury, Women’s College, Entrepreneurship Development-A Study Upper New Colony, Laitumkhrah, of Manipur”, `4,00,000/-. Shillong, “Ecotourism: A Strategy for Poverty Alleviation and Growth in 36. Dr. Hem Chandra Gautam, Department Meghalaya”, `4,00,000/-. of Commerce, Gopinath Bardoloi Nagar, Gauhati University, Guwahati – 781 014, 31. Dr. Mayanglambam Sarda Devi, Senior “Socio-Economics and Environment Lecturer, Lamphel Super Market, P.D.A. Impact of Small Tea Cultivation in Complex, House No. 29, Imphal West – Select Districts of Assam”, `4,00,000/-.

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Subject among Hearing Impaired among Tribal and Non-Tribal College Children Studying in Integrated and Students”, `10,00,000/-. Segregated Educational Settings of Meghalaya”, `7,00,000/-. 54. Prof. Nityanand Pandey, Department of Education, Assam University, Silchar – 49. Dr. Mahashee Gogoi, Assistant Professor, 788 011, “A Comparative Study of Socio Department of Education, Dibrugarh – Psychological Factors of Hereditary University, Dibrugarh- 786 004, “A Diabetic and Non-Hereditary Diabetic Study of Scientific Attitude of the Tea Persons of Barak Valley (Assam)”, Tribes Secondary School Students of `7,00,000/-. Assam”, ` 6,00,000/-. 55. Mr. Odol Pertin, Asst. Professor in 50. Dr. Pranab Saikia, Assistant Professor, Geography, Rang-Frah Govt. College, Department of Education, Raha College, Changlang – 792 120, Arunachal P.O. Raha, Dist. Nagaon, Pin: 782 103, Pradesh, “Agricultural transformation Assam, “Environmental Awareness : A Case Study of Tutsa Tribe of and Attitude Towards Environmental Chnging District, Arunachal Pradesh”, Education Among the Secondary `2,00,000/-. School Students in Assam: A Survey”, ` 6,00,000/-. 56. Ms. Lallaisangzuali (ST), Assistant Librarian, Central Library, Mizoram 51. Dr. Ananta Kumar Jena (SC), Assistant University Tanhril, Aizawl, Mizoram, Professor, Department of Education, “Use of Electronic Resources by Faculty Assam University, Silchar – 788011 Members and Research Scholars of the (Assam), “Workshop, Innovative School of Social Science, Mizoram Instruction, Tree Plantation, Hands University: A Study”, `3,00,000/-. on Activity, Community Sanitation and Using Multimedia are the Efforts 57. Dr. Sankhil Shethon, Thamlakhuren of Environmental Sustainability”, Village, P.O. Pallel- 795135, Chandel, ` 8,00,000/-. District Manipur, “Socio-Linguistic Challenges Before the Marginalized 52. Dr. Dipankar Biswas (SC), Bolpur Languages in Northeast India: A Study Manav Prem O Seva Sanstha (Institute in the Context of the Lamkang Language for Inclusive Development) Agartala, of the Lankang Tribe in Chandel District West Tripura – 799 003, “Study on Role of Manipur”, `5,00,000/-. of Education Towards Social Inclusion of Scheduled Castes (SCs) in Tripura”, 58. Prof. Dilip C. Nath, Department of `5,00,000/-. Statistics, Gauhati University Guwahati – 781 014, “Assess the Health Status 53. Dr. Premlata Maisnam, Assistant of Slum Dwellers with Respect to Professor, Department of Education, Utilization of Health Services and Socio- Manipur University, Canchipur, Demographic Impact of the Same”, “Anxiety and Depression Difference `5,00,000/-.

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and Regional Autonomy on Ethnic Kochi – 682002 (Kerala), ‘Housing Minorities: A Study in Autonomous Micro Finance for Alleviation of Council of Assam”, `6,00,000/-. Hosing Problems of the Poor: A Study of its Effectiveness with 71. Dr. Nabam Nakha Hina (SC), Assistant Focus on Bhavanashree Project of Professor, Department of Political Kudumbashree’. Science, Rajiv Gandhi University, Rono Hills Doimukh, Itanagar, Anrunachal 5. Dr. Maninder Singh Sarkaria, Lecturer, Pradesh, “Customs and Customary Laws District Institute of Education and of Arunachal Pradesh”, `5,00,000/-. Training, Verka, Amritsar – 143501, (Punjab), ‘Impact of Education on 72. Mr. Wasbir Hussain, 2B, Annada Socio-Economic Development in Apartments, 77, K.K. Bhatta Road Punjab’. Chenikuthi, Guwahati – 781003 “Autonomy and Devaluation. Is it 6. Dr. A.K. Dutta, Professor, Dept. of Enough to Address Ethnic Aspirations in Political Science, University of North India’s Northeast (The Case of Assam)” Bengal, P.O. North Bengal University, `5,39,650/-. District Darjeeling – 734430, (W.B.), ‘Globalisation Popular Resistance and Research Reports Received New Social Movement’. 1. Dr. Santanu Ghosh, Professor, Dept. of Economics, Maulana Azad College, 7. Dr. L.N. Suman, Professor, Dept. of 8, Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road, Kolkata Clinical Psychology, National Institute – 700013, (W.B.), ‘Social Security of Mental Health and Neuroscience, in Hazardous Jobs: A Case Study of NIMHANS, Bengaluru – 560029 Workers Engaged in Hoarding and Cognitive and Social Factors Related Bill Board Painting’. to Smoking Among Adolescents’. 2. Dr. Supriya Rai, Lecturer, Dept. of 8. Dr. Prasun Kumar Das, Associate Political Science, Dr. R.M.L. (PG) Professor, School of Rural College, Bhair Talab, Varanasi – Management, KIIT University, 221311, U.P.), ‘Poorvi Uttar Pradesh Bhubaneswar – 751024 (Odisha), mein Varanasi Janpad ka Gramin Vikas ‘Livelihood Study in the KBK Region mein Panchayati Raj ki Bhumika’. of Orissa – Identification of the Gap 3. Dr. Nomita P. Kumar, Fellow, Giri and Providing a Statistical Database Institute of Development Studies, for the Development Planners of the Sector ‘O’ Aliganj Housing Scheme, Study’. Lucknow – 220624, ‘Women 9. Dr. M.M. Sheikh, Lecturer, Entrepreneurs in Uttar Pradesh: A Government Lohia College, Churu Study in Urban Organised Sector’. – 331001, (Rajasthan), ‘Evaluation 4. Dr. Manoj P.K., Dept. of Applied of Muslim Management Educational Economics, Cochin University, Institutions in Rajasthan’.

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10. Dr. Rachita Rana, Programme Director, Development, ICSSR Southern Institute of Information Technology Regional Centre, Rajendranagar, and Management, Guru Govind Hyderabad – 500030, (A.P.), ‘Power Singh Indraprashtha University, D-29, Influence and Decision Making: A Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Sociological Study in the Panchayati Delhi – 110058, ‘Role of Women Raj Institution of Orissa’. Working in the Unorganised Sector in the Intergeneration Transmission 16. Dr. M. Indira, Reader, Dept. of Studies of Poverty : A Pragmatic Study of in Economics and Cooperation, Metropolitan City of Delhi’. University of Mysore, Mysore – 570023, (Karnataka), ‘An Enquiry 11. Dr. Suresh Kumar, Professor, Dept. into the Complementarity between of (PG) Studies and Research in the Intervention of Governmental and Economics, Government S.L.P. (PG) Non-Government Organisation in College, Morar, Gwalior, (M.P.), ‘An Enhancing the Capabilities of Women Economic Analysis of Production and in Rural India’. Marketing of Mustard in GIRD Region of Madhya Pradesh’. 17. Prof. K.M. Mahapatra, Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences 12. Dr. C.B. Rajeev, Pranavam, Lecturer, Harcourt Butler Technology Institute, Govt. College, Thrissur - 680003, Nawabganj, Kanpur – 208002, (U.P.), (A.P.), ‘Micro Finance and Social ‘The Study of Socio-Economic Capital: A Comparative Study of Two Characteristics Associated with the States in India’. Vehicular Pollution in Indian Cities: A 13. Dr. S. Sudalaimuthu, Lecturer, Dept. Case Study of Uttar Pradesh’. of Commerce, Bharthiar University, Coimbatore – 641046, (Tamil Nadu), 18. Dr. S. Surapa Raju, Council for ‘Right to Information Act – Its Progress, Social Development, 5-6-151, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad – 500030, Public Awareness, Responsibilities of (A.P.), ‘Economics of Fishing Crafts - Public Authorities and Functioning of A Study in Andhra Pradesh’. Information Commission – A Study with Special Reference to Tamil 19. Dr. Thillai Rajan A., Assistant Nadu’. Professor, Dept. of Management 14. Dr. V.B. Annigeri, Associate Professor, Studies, Indian Institute of Technology, Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Chennai – 600036, (Tamil Nadu), Development Research, Plot No. 82, ‘Venture Capital Investment in Indian Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Nagar, Yalakki Firms: Trends, Value Addition and Shettar Colony, Dharwad – 580004, Performance of Investee Companies’. (Karnataka), ‘Developing District 20. Dr. G. Shanmugasudaram, Lecturer, Health Accounts from a Blank Sheet’. Dept. of Commerce, Tagore Arts 15. Dr. Pratyusna Patnaik, Assistant College, Lawspet, Pondicherry, Professor, Council for Social (Pudducherry), ‘Drug Policies and their

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Impact on Small Scale Drug, Industry 26. Dr. Madhu Nayal, Lecturer, Dept. in India - A Study with Reference to of Psychology, S.S.J. Campus, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry’. Kumaun University, Nainital, (U.K.), ‘Ekal Parivaaron ke Kishoron 21. Dr. S.B. Akash, Reader, Dept. of mein Manovaigyanik Charon ke Commerce, Kuvempu University, Anubhavjanya Adhyayan’. Karyalaya, Shankarghotta, Jnanasalyatri – 577451, (Karnataka), 27. Dr. N. Audinarayana, Professor ‘Tourism Industry in Costal Karnataka and Head, Dept. of Sociology and Problems and Prospects: An Empirical Population Studies, Bharathiar Study’. Universiyty, Coimbatore – 641046 22. Dr. J. Godwin Prem Singh, Reader, (Tamil Nadu), ‘Care Giving to the (PG) and Research Department of Urban Elderly Across their Living Social Work, Bishop Herber College, Arrangements: A Study in Coimbatore Thiruchirapalli – 620017, ‘A Study on City, Tamil Nadu’. Status and Social Inclusion of Women 28. Dr. Susan Sharma, Co-ordinator, with Disabilities at Thiruchirapalli Nehru Memorial Museum and District’. Library, Teen Murti House, New Delhi 23. Dr. Yatidra S. Sisodia, Professor – 110011, ‘Environment Education Madhya Pradesh Institute of Social Online Learning in a Community of Sciences Research, 6, Bharatpuri Practice’. Administrative Zone, Ujjain – 456010, (M.P.), ‘Dynamics of Local 29. Dr. Jyothish R. Prakash Basu, Governance in Post 73rd Amendment Associate Professor, West Bengal Scenario: A Study of Functioning of State University, 24 Pargana, Kolkata Panchayat Raj Institutions in Villages – 700126, (W.B.), ‘Adaptation to of Madhya Pradesh’. Climate Change and Household Economy: A Study on the Forest 24. Dr. Sujit Kumar Mishra, Assistant Dependant Communities in Draught Professor, Council for Social Coastal Region of West Bengal’. Development, ICSSR Southern Regional Centre, 5-6-151, 30. Dr. Udai Shankar Pant, Chief Controller Rajendranagar, Hyderabad – 500030, of Accounts, D-II/C-3, Moti Bagh-I, (A.P.), “Valuing Coal Mining New Delhi – 110021, ‘Budgetary Externalities: A Study in Basundhara Reforms in South Asia, with Special Coalfield India’. Reference to Outputs and Outcomes Budgeting’. 25. Prof. S.L. Hiremath, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Dept. of Sociology, 31. Dr. Mini T. Changarampatt, Head, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga – Dept. of Statistics, MES College, 585106, (Karnataka), ‘Globalisation Nedumkandam, Chembalam (P.O.), and Emerging Trends of Corporate Idukki District, Kerala – 685553, Social Responsibility’. ‘A Study on Health Care Seeking

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Behaviour of Malayarayan Tribes of National Rural Health Mission: A Idukki District’. Documentation of Action Research in Four States’. 32. Dr. M. Shaik Basha Saheb, SEICON Degree and (PG) College, 9-66/14A, 37. Prof. Lancy Lobo, Director, Centre New Maruthi Nagar, Tirupati (A.P.), for Cultural and Development, XTI ‘Educational Facilities for Muslim Campus, Sevasi Post, Vadodara Minorities in Andhra Pradesh: A Study – 391101, (Gujarat), ‘ Changing of its Impact ‘. Character of Religiosity and Communal Consciousness in Some 33. Dr. Nayantara S. Nayak, Associate Selected Town(s) and Village(s) in Professor, Centre for Multi- Gujarat (1980-2009)’. Disciplinary Research, R.S. No. 9 A2, Plot No. 82, Dr. B.R, Ambedkar 38. Dr. Shital Shukla, Assistant Professor, Nagar, Dharwad – 580004 (Karnataka) Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and ‘Substituting Flue Cured Virginia Social Research, Tower, Thaltej Raod, Cigartee Tobacco: Economic Viability Ahmedabad – 380054, (Gujarat), and Challenges – Empirical Evidence ‘Vulnerability and Risk Measurement from FCV Tobacco Growing Region of Climate Induced Disasters in in India’. Gujarat’. 34. Dr. Dhanraj A. Patil, Centre for Education Studies, Indian Institute of 39. Dr. Sankarsan Das, Reader, Dept. Education Dr. J.P. Naik Path, Karve of Education, Panchayat (Govt Road, Pune - 411038, (M.S.), ‘Role Lead) College, Bargah, (Odisha), ‘ of Community Radio for Non-Formal A Comparative Analysis of Teacher- Education of Marginalized People: A Education Programme offered through Study of Two Selected Community Conventional and Distant Mode in Radio Initiatives in India’. the State of Orissa and a Need Based Strategies for Quality Improvement in 35. Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma, Assistant the Context of Globalisation’. Professor, Dept. of Mental Health and Social Psychology, National Institute 40. Dr. Mohd. Sultan Bhat, Associate of Mental Health and Neurosciences, Professor, Dept. of Geography, (NIMHANS), Bengaluru - 560029, University of Kashmir, Hazaratbal (Karnataka), ‘Understanding and – 190016, (J & K), ‘Assessment of Prevention of Aggression among Anthropogenic Impact on Land Use Youth’. Dynamics in Lidder Catchments of Kashmir Valley’. 36. Dr. Archana Prasad, Associate Professor, Centre for Jawaharlal Nehru 41. Dr. C. Ramachandraiah, Lecturer, Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Dept. of Geography, Centre for Delhi – 110025, ‘Analysing Strategies Economic and Social Studies, (CESS), for Community Participation in Begumpet, Hyderabad - 500016,

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(A.P.), ‘Impact of Mega Projects 47. Dr. R.S. Bora, Associate Professor, and Land Conversion on Vegetable Institute of Economic Growth, North Production and Food Security in Peri- Campus, University of Delhi, Delhi Urban Areas: The Case of Outer Ring – 110007, ‘Migrant Workers in the Road in Hyderabad’. Unorganised Sector: A Study of Conditions of Work Health, Status and 42. Dr. R.K. Sharma, Professor, CSRD, Social Security’. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi – 110067, ‘Rural Livelihood 48. Dr. Ragini Sen, Centre for Policy Diversification in a Hilly Region: A Research (CPR), Dharma Marg, Case Study of Uttaranchal’. Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021, ‘Secularism and Social Capital among 43. Dr. Sushma Suri, Assistant Professor, the Marginalised’. Dept. of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Jamia Millia Islamia, 49. Prof. A.R.N. Srivastava, Vigyan New Delhi – 110025, ‘Test Anxiety, Prodyogiki evam Gramodhyog Prasar Academic Performance and Subjective Samiti, 29, MIG Colony, Allahabad Well Being Among High School – 211004, (U.P.), ‘Rethinking Students’. Development Policy for the Tribal Regions: Perspective of Application of 44. Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir, Assistant Indigenous Knowledge with Reference Professor, Dept. of Sociology, to the Tribal of Eastern U.P.’. The New College, (Autonomous) Chennai – 600014, (Tamil Nadu), 50. Dr. Neeru Singh, Institute of Human ‘Gender Participation in Water User Development, NIDM Building, 3rd Associations in Sathanur Irrigation Floor, I.P. Estate, New Delhi – 110002, System: An Appraisal of Exclusion ‘Adjustment Pattern of Drug, Addiction Vis Empowerment of Women-Farmers and Psycholo-Social Development of in the Management of Irrigation Youths: A Comparative Study of Rural System’. and Urban Areas’.

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their Application in Daily Life and 58. Dr. Milap Punia, Associate Professor, Psychological Well being in Indian CSRD/SSS, Jawaharlal Nehru Youth’. University, New Delhi – 110067, ‘Geo- Spatial Governance of PRI’s: A Case 53. Dr. Neerja Johri, Social Action and Study of Churu and Jaipur Districts of Research Foundation, B-285, Vasant Rajasthan’. Kunj Enclave, New Delhi, ‘Correlation between Malnutrition and Poverty: A 59. Dr. Puneet Kumar, Assistant Professor, Case Study of Two States’. Dept. of Political Science, Government SMS (PG) College, - 473551, 54. Dr. A. Sangamithra, lecturer, Dept. (M.P.), Madhya Pradesh ke Shaskiye of Economics, Bharathiar University, Mahavidyalayon mein Chhatra Sangh Coimbatore – 641046, (Tamil Nadu), ke Vartmaan Swaroop ka Prasangik ‘Elasticity of Demand for Healthcare Adhyayan’. Service and the Impact of Health Insurance among Industrial Workers 60. Dr. R. Jayaram, Professor, Head, in Urban Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu’. Dept. of Fisheries, Economics and 55. Dr. T.K. Anandi, Moscow Para, Management, Fisheries College and Calicut University, P.O. Malappuram Research Institute, Thoothukudi – District, Kerala - 673635, ‘Paid 628008 (Tamil Nadu), ‘Economic Domestic Labourers : A Study of Valuation of Mangroves in Tamil Women Migrants to the Districts Nadu for their Conservation and of Malappuram and Kozhicode in Management’. Kerala’. 61. Dr. Hem Chandra Dube, Lecturer, 56. Dr. Adavitot S. Chennappa, Head, Dept. of Hindi, Kumaun Keshri Pandit Dept. of Geography, C.B. Khedgi’s Badri Datt Pande Govt. (PG) College, Basaveshwar, Science, Commerce and Bageshwar, (U.K.), ‘Kumauni R.J Arts College, Akkalkot – 413216, Kahavatein: Ek Samajshatriya (M.S.), ‘Status of Women Panchayat Adhyayan (Uttarakkhand ke Kumaon Members in Solapur District: A Study Kshetra ke Sandarbh mein)’. in Gender Geography’. 62. Dr. Prakash Lakhera, Lecturer, Dept. 57. Dr. M.M. Maiti, Head, Dept. of of Political Science, Government Geography, Hijili College, Kharagpur (PG) College, Bageshwwar, Kumaun Paschim, Medinipur – 721306, (W.B.), University, Almora, (U.K.), ‘Role of ‘Cognition of the Inter-Working Elected Women Representative in of Processes Associated to Water Panchayati Raj: With Reference to the Scarcity and Feasibility of Water Bageshwar District of Uttarakhand’. Harvesting : An Action Research on a Representative Drainage Basin on 63. Dr. Sanjay Singh, Lecturer, Dept. of Shilabati – Kangsabati Interfluve, Sociology, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia West Bengal’. National Law University, Sector –

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D-1, L.D.A. Kanpur Road, Lucknow Visakhapatnam – 530003, ‘Impact of – 226012, (U.P.), ‘Study of the Status National Rural Employment Guarantee of the Women Gram Pradhans of Programme on the Livelihoods of Lucknow District: A Survey from Rural Poor in Andhra Pradesh State’. Time Period 1995-2005’. 69. Dr. M.S. Raju, Senior Research 64. Prof. M. Jeyarathnam, Director, Dept. Scientists, The Leprosy Mission Trust of Women’s Studies, Bharathiar India Research Resource Centre, Block University, Coimbatore – 641046, B/13-A, Institutional Area, Sector – 62, (Tamil Nadu), ‘A Study of Women Noida (U.P.), ‘Eliminating Four DS in Scientists in Tamil Nadu’. Leprosy, Delay Defaulting Deforming and Rehabilitation’. 65. Dr. Neeta Tripathi, Assistant Professor, 70. Dr. Sangeeta Gupta, Reader, Dept. of Dept. of Economics, Dyal Singh Sociology, Meerut College, Meerut, College (M), University of Delhi, (U.P.), ‘Female Youth in Urban India Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003, (A Sociological Study of Changing ‘Anatomy of Trading Process: Values)’. Empirical Evidence, on the Behaviour of Foreign Institutional Investors: A 71. Dr. K. Jayachandra Reddy, Associate Case Study of Indian Stock Market’. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, S.V. University (PG) Centre, Kavali – 66. Dr. S. Boopathi, Assistant Professor, 524201, Nellore District, Andhra Dept. of Economics, Bharathiar Pradesh, ‘Impact of A.P. Micro University, Coimbatore – 641046, Irrigation Project (APMIP) on (Tamil Nadu), ‘Dyeing and Bleaching the Economic Empowerment of Industries Pollution and its Socio- Agriculturist – A Study of Chittoor and economic and Environmental Anantapur Districts, Andhra Pradesh’. Efficacies: A Case Evidence from 72. Dr. P.R. Vyas, Professor, Dept. of Thripur, Erode and Karur Districts’. Geography, JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth 67. Dr. Debashis Debnath, Associate University, Udaipur – 313001, Professor, Dept. of SocialAnthropology ‘Social Amenities and Tribal Area and Community Development, Indian Development: A Micro Level Planning Institute of Forest Management, Strategies in District of Nehru Nagar, Bhopal – 462003 (M.P.), Rajasthan’. ‘The Role of Indigenous Knowledge 73. Dr. M.B. Pillai, Professor, Dept. of in Effective Forestry, Biodiversity Politics, and International Studies, Management and Livelihood Security Pondicherry University, Puducherry in Tribal Communities in Madhya – 605014, ‘Civil Society and Pradesh’. Social Capital in South Asia: A 68. Dr. P. Subba Rao, Reader, Centre Comparative Study of the Process of for Study of Social Exclusion and Democratisation and Development in Inclusive Policy, Andhra University, the Age of Globalisation’.

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74. Dr. Sajad Hassan Baba, Division of University, Annamalai Nagar, Tamil Agriculture Economics and Marketing, Nadu), ‘Welfare Measures for the Shere-Kashmir University of Empowerment of Dalit Women in Agricultural Sciences and Technology, Tamil Nadu’. Shalimar Campus – 191121, Srinagar, ‘Transformation of Rural Economy in 80. Dr. P. Adinarayana Reddy, Director, Jammu and Kashmir’. Dept. of Adult and Continuing Education, S.V. University, Tirupati 75. Dr. Kiran Bala Verma, Reader, Dept. - 517502, ‘A Study of the Factors of Psychology, Harish Chandra Affecting and Performance of the (PG) College, Varanasi - 221001, Tribals Girls Studying in Tribal and ‘Socio-Psychological Correlates of Non-Tribal Institutions’. Behavioural Risk Factors of Coronary Heart Disease among Women’. 81. Dr. M.H. Bala Subrahmanya, Department of Management Studies, 76. Dr. S. Murugan, Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru Dept. of Extension and Continuing – 560012 ‘External Technology Education, Karunya University, Acquisition in Small & Medium Coimbatore – 641114, Tamil Nadu, Enterprises (SMEs) Experience and ‘Prevalence and Awareness of Asthma Efficacy’. among Brick Kiln Workers and Households of Selected Areas in South 82. Dr. Fahimuddin, Senior Fellow, Giri India – An Empirical Study’. Institute of Development Studies, Sector, ‘O’ Aliganj Housing Scheme, 77. Dr. Pritha Mukhopadhyaya, Professor Lucknow – 226 024 (UP) ‘Relative and Head, Dept. of Psychology, University of Calcutta, Kolkata Educational Backwardness of Muslims – 700009, ‘Emerging Trends of and Associated Factors: A Study in Personality Disorders among Uttar Pradesh’. Patients in Psychiatric Out-Patient, 83. Dr. Ruchi Sharma, Assistant Departments of Health Institutions in Professor, Department of Humanities Kolkata Metropolis’. & Social Sciences Indian Institute 78. Dr. Satyapriya Rout, Lecturer, Dept. of of Technology, Indore (M.P.) ‘The Sociology, University of Hyderabad, Impact of Patent Policy on India’s Hyderabad, ‘Assessing Equity and Innovativeness and Technology Sustainability in Water Supply Transfer’. through Sector Reforms: A Study of Community Participation, Institutions 84. Dr. Parikshat Singh Manhas, Associate and Civil Society Intervention in Rural Professor, The Business School, Drinking Water Supply in Orissa’. University of Jammu, Jammu – 180 006 (J&K) ‘Destination Brand Personality 79. Dr. D. Devanathan, Reader, Dept. Dimensions- Developing a Strategic of Political Science, Annamalai Model for Indian Economic Growth’.

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87. Dr. Navneet Sharma, Associate Level at Gramsabhas in Goa: Analysis Professor, School of Competition on and Perspective’. Law, Indian Institute of Corporate 93. Dr. K.K. Srivastava, Institute of Affairs, B’ 2-Wing 2nd floor, Applied Research and Development, Paryavaram Bhawan, CGO Complex 22/600, KHA, Indira Nagar, Lucknow Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003 – 16 (UP) ‘Empowerment of Destitute ‘Regulatory and Competition Issues Women: A Comparative Study of Adversely Affecting from Public Swadhar Shelter Homes in Uttar Procurement System in India.’ Pradesh and Karnataka’. 88. Dr. Sanjit Kumar Das, Department 94. Dr. Mir Zafar Iqbal, Assistant Professor of Commerce, Bhairab Ganguly In Clinical Psychology, Composite College Belgharia, Kolkata-700056, Regional Centre, Ministry of Social ‘Assessment of Impact of Justice and Empowerment Govt. of Industrialisation on the Rehabilitants India, Bemina Bypass, Srinagar – 190 of Haldia and Formulation of Future 018 (J & K) ‘Problems Faced by the Rehabilitation Strategy’. Disabled Children in Primary Schools: A Perception of Teachers and Parents 88. Dr. Arundhati S. Patil, Associate of Jammu and Kashmir’. Professor, Manavlok College of Social Sciences, Ambajogai – 431 517 95. Dr. K. Desikachar, Krishnamacharya, Distt. Beed (Maharashtra) ‘Analytical Deptt. of Psychology, Yoga Mandiram, Study of Child Sexual Abuse in Beed 314 Cross Street, Ramakrishan District (Marathwada Region in Nagar, Chennai – 600 028 ‘Lifestyle Maharashtra)’. Practices of Yough in Urban Setting – A Comparative Study between 90. Dr. P. N. Chaube, Head Deptt. of Yoga Practitioners and Non-Yoga Hindi, L.S.M. Govt. (PG) College, Practitioners’. Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand – 262 502 ‘Seemant Janpad Pithoragarh ka 96. Dr. Uma Hirisava, Department of Samajik Evam Bhasha Vijnyanik Mental Health & Social Psychology, Adhyayan’. National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience (NIMHANS) Hosur 91. Dr. Badri Narayan Tiwari, Professor, Road, Bengaluru – 560 029 ‘Emotional G.B. Pant Social Science Institute, Behavioral and Social Influences on jhusi, Allahabad – 211 019 ‘Violence Academic Success in 6-7 Years Old and Political Process in UP Indian Children’. (1989-2009)’. 97. Dr. Shyam Sundar Kushwaha, 92. Dr. Seema P. Salgaonkar, Department Lecturer, Department of Education, of Political Science, Govt. College M.P. Government Degree College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Sikandara Rao Mahamaya Nagar, Uttar Khandola (Goa) – 403 107 ‘Awareness Pradesh ‘Development of a Structural

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98. Dr. P.V. Baiju, Assistant Professor 104. Dr. Y. L. Nangia, Director, Deptt. Of in Social Work, Sree Sankaracharya Economics, Manpower Management University of Sanskrit, P.O. Kalady, Centre, 12, DDA, Commercial Kerala – 683574 ‘The Social Work Complex, Near Canara Bank, Concepts in Adharvavedam’. Munirka, New Delhi – 110 067 99. Dr. Indrani Chakravarty, Deptt. ‘Need to Regulate the Domestic Work of Sociology, Director, Calcutta Sector: A Study to Assess Working and Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology, Living Conditions of Female Domestic E-1, Sopan Kutir, 53 – B, Dr. S. C. Workers in Delhi and Millennium City Banerjee Road, Kolkata – 700 010 Gurgaon and to Look into the Conduct ‘Dynamics of Elder Care in Urban and of Placement Agencies’. Rural Milieu’. 105. D. S. Suryawanshi, Department of 100. Dr. Vibha Agnihotri, Dept. of Geography, V. B. College, Dhule (MS) Anthropology, Nari Shiksha Niketan ‘Spatial Patterns and Growth of Health (PG) College (Constituent College of Care Facilities in Akrani (Dhadgaon) Lucknow University), Kaiserbagh, Tahsil of Nandubar District (MS) Lucknow- 226 001 ‘A Study of Suing GIS Technology’. Reproductive Health of Dalit Population of Lucknow City’. 106. Dr. Rashmi Salpekar, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, AU 101. Dr. Sushil Singh Chauhan, Institute Block (Outer Ring Road) Pitam Pura, for Applied Research & Development, Delhi – 110 088, ‘ Land Acquisition 22/600, Kha, Indira Nagar, Lucknow and Rights of Farmers: an Empirical – 226 016 (UP) ‘Impact of Watershed Study’. Development Programmes in Rural Areas: A Study of Uttar Pradesh and North East Programme Rajasthan’. 1. Aitya Benode Deb, Head, Department 102. Dr. Amrita Maheshwari, Deptt. Of of Political Science, Cachar Education Principal, Institute of College, Silchar (Assam), ‘People’s Teacher Education, Delhi – Meerut Participation in Rural Development Road, Kadrabad, Modinagar – 201 Programmes: A Study in the Context 201 (UP) ‘Professional Commitment of Barak Vally in North East India’. Among Teacher Educators-A Sociological Study of Institutions 2. Dr. James L.T. Thanga, Department Affiliated with CCS University’. of Economics, Mizoram University, Tanhril, Aizawl (Mizoram), ‘Analysis

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of Food Demand in Mizoram 9. Dr. Alok Sen, Department of Projections for 2025’. Economics, Assam University, Durgakona, Silchar – 788 011, 3. Dr. Omila Salam, T.S. P. Manipur ‘Poverty- Environment Linkage: A Women’s College, Manipur, Case Study of Lakhipur Sub-Division ‘Traditional Industry in the Era of Cachar District of Assam’. of Economic Reform: Handloom Weaving in Manipur’. 10. Dr. Benjamin Gangmei, Department of Political Science, United College, 4. Dr. Kanta Chakravarty, Academic Lambung, Chandel (Manipur), ‘Study Consultant, Krishna Kanta Handipur of Tribal Land-Use System: Its State Open University District Constraints in Economic Development Guwahati- 781 006, ‘Child Labour in of Manipur Hill Areas’. Assam: An Analytical Study on their Growth Pattern’. 11. Dr. Juri Gogoi Konwar, Head Department of Cultural Studies, 5. Dr. Hemanta Saikia, Dabray Tezpur University (Central), Tezpur Ray College, Golaghat District, (Assam), ‘Study on Preparation Assam, ‘Forest Encroachment and Preservation Nutritional Aspects of Environmental Degradation: A Study Indigenous Foods of Some Selected of Golaghat District of Assam’. Ethnic Groups of Assam’.

6. Prof. Amitava Mitra, Dept. of 12. Dr. (Mrs.) Nikme S.C. Momin, Economics, Rajiv Gandhi University Associates Professor, Department Rono Hills, Itanagar (A.P), ‘ Economic of Education, NEHU University, Valuation of Tourism in Arunachal Tura-Campus, Tura, Meghalaya, Pradesh: An Empirical Study’. ‘Maladjusted Adolescents of Meghalaya and the Need for Guidance 7. Dr. Hage Naku, Lecturer, Department and Counseling Services: A Cross- of History, Indira Gandhi Govt. Cultural Analysis’. College, Tezu, Distt, Lohit, Arunachal 13. Mr. Lal Dena, Department of History, Pradesh – 792 001, ‘ Aspects of Tribal Manipur University, Imphal, ‘Selected Religion under Modern Impact: A Mizo Folk Tales: Re-Reading in Case Study of Mishmi Tribe of Lohit the Context of Modernization and and Anjaw District of Arunachal Globalization’. Pradesh’. 14. Dr. Aparajeeta Borkakoty, Associate 8. Dr. K. Anand Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Professor, Department of Statistics, Gauhati University, Assam, ‘A Study Manipur University, Canchipur, on Entrepreneurial Education and Imphal – 795 003, ‘Assessing the Training in Assam’. Health and Educational Needs of Children Orphaned by Aids in Imphal 15. Professor Nayan Baruah, Department West District of Manipur’. of Commerce, Gauhati University,

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Inward FDI Experience in the Post- for Research in Social Sciences and Liberalisation Period with Emphasis Education, Jain University, 52, Bellary on the Manufacturing Sector’, Road, Bengaluru-560024, ‘Quality of Rs.35,00,000/-. Higher Education in India: Defining Parameter, Creating Resources and 9. Dr. Malabika Deo, Professor, Evolving Models’, Rs.25,00,000/-. Department of Commerce, Pondicherry University, Puducherry, ‘An Empirical 14. Prof. Abhijit Dasgupta, Department Evaluation of Operational Efficiency of Sociology, University of Delhi, of Ports in India - A Comparative Delhi-110007, ‘The Exclusion of Study of Major and Minor Ports of Muslim Outcastes in West Bengal: The India’, Rs.15,00,000/-. State-centric Discourse and Emerging 10. Prof. R.K.Mishra, Director, Ms. Punam Issues’, Rs.15,00,000/-. Singh, Dr. Shulagna Sarkar, and Ms. 15. Dr. Surjit Singh, Director, Institute of Kiranmai Janaswami, Asstt. Professors, Development Studies, 80-B Jhalana Institute of Public Enterprise, Osmania Institutional Area, Jaipur-302004, University Campus, Hyderabad, ‘Muslim Community in India: A ‘Corporate Social Responsibility in Study of Economic and Social Issues’, India’, Rs. 20,00,000/-. Rs.30,00,000/-. 11. Dr. Saumitra Bhaduri & Dr. Ekta Selarka, Madras School of 16. Prof. Shaheen, Prof. R.K.Mishra, Economics, Gandhi Mandapam Road, Dr. P. S. Janaki Krishna, and Dr. Behind Government Data Centre, K. Trivikram, Institute of Public Chennai, ‘Convergence of Corporate Enterprise, Osmania University Governance and Corporate Social Campus, Hyderabad-500007, ‘A Study Responsibility: Implications for on the Socio-Economic Status of Sustainability in Indian Companies’, Minorities in India’, Rs 15,00,000/-. Rs.20,00,000/-. 17. Prof. S. Simhadri, Project Coordinator, 12. Dr. M.K. Sridhar, Professor, Canara Dept. of Geography, Osmania Bank School of Management Studies, University, Hyderabad and Prof. P. Bengaluru Univesity, Bengaluru, Dr. L. Visweshwera Rao, Co-Director, H.S.Ashok, Professor, Department of Dept. of Mass Communication & Psychology, Bengaluru University, Journalism, Maulana Azad National Bengaluru and Dr. Manasa Urdu University, Hyderabad, ‘The Nagabhushanam, CEO, Analyz Other Backward Classes: Exclusion, Business Research, Bengaluru, Empowerment & Modernisation’, Rs. ‘Higher Education in India: Analyzing 50,00,000/-. Role of Equity, Access and Demand’, 18. Prof. Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Dr. Partha Rs.25,00,000/-. Mukhopadhyay and Dr. Pranav 13. Dr. M. Manisha, Associate Professor Sidhwani, Centre for Policy Research, and Professor Shailaja Shastri, Centre Dharam Marg, Chanakyapuri,

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Savitribai Phule Women’s Studies 3. Dr. Nitin Yashwant Tagade, Dr. Centre, Dr. Ambedkar Bhavan, Nidhi S. Sabharwal, Prof. Vani Kant University of Pune, Pune- 411007, Borooah & Dr. Firdaus Fatim Rizvi, ‘Developing Research and Teaching Indian Institute of Dalit Studies, Capacity in Gender Studies: Integrating D-II/I Road No.1, Andrews Ganj, Equality and Quality’, Rs.30,00,000/-. New Delhi-110049, ‘Caste, Market and Economic Outcome: A Study of 29. Dr Priyadarshini Vijaisri, Dr Hilal Caste Based Market Discrimination, Ahmed, and Dr Abhay K. Dubey, Its Consequences on Income and Centre for the Study of Developing Poverty and Policy Implications’, Societies, Delhi , ‘Violence: Gender, Rs.50,00,000/-. Caste and Religion in Past Colonial Society’, Rs.20,00,000/-. 4. Dr Vivek Kumar, Prof. Surinder S. Jodka & Dr G. Srinivas, Centre 30. Dr. Subrata Dutta & Dr. Shital Shukla, for the Study of Social Systems, Sardar Patel Institute of Economic School of Social Sciences, JNU, & Social Research, Thaltej Road, New Delhi, ‘Changing Nature of Ahmedabad-380054, Gujarat, ‘Social, Caste: Articulations, Institutions and Geographical and Organisational Settlements’, Rs.35,00,000/-. Elements of a Community Oriented Social Enterprise – A Case of a 5. Dr. Sanghamitra Acharya, Dr. Smitha Super Market in Juhapura and its Reddy, and Dr. Suresh Sharma, Franchising Network Across Gujarat’, SATAT, New Delhi, ‘Violence Free Rs.30,00,000/-. Urban spaces for Women & Girls; A Study in Delhi’, Rs.15,00,000/-. Category: Scheduled Castes (SC) 6. Dr. K.Y. Ratnam, Associate Professor 1. Dr. Sitakanta Sethy, Prof. Pushpendra of Political Science and Coordinator, Kumar Singh, Prof. Satyakam Joshi Centre for Amebedkar Studies, and Dr. Sadan Jha , Centre for Social University of Hyderabad and Dr. Studies, Veer Narmad South Gujarat Sam Gundimeda, Assistant Professor, University Campus, Udhna-Magdalla Council for Social Development, Road, Surat – 395009, ‘Social Hyderabad, ‘Recovering Multiple Transformation in Villages of Gujarat Archives of Resistance in Andhra and Bihar: Caste-Class, Land and Pradesh: Anti Caste Intellectual, Consumption’ , Rs.20,00,000/-. Traditions, Adivasi Oral Traditions and Deccani Intellectual Traditions’ , 2. Dr. A. Selvaraj, Associate Professor , Rs.20,00,000/-. Department of Commerce, Gobi Arts & Science College, Karattadipalayam, Category: Scheduled Tribes (ST) Erode District, Tamil Nadu, ‘Impact of Micro Finance in Poverty 1. Prof. T. Nageshwar Rao, English Alleviation: A Study in Tamil Nadu’, & Foreign Languages University, Rs.15,00,000/-. Hyderabad, ‘The Dialectic of

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4. Dr. Rose Nembiakkim & Dr. Gurupada Final Reports Received Saren, Block-15, School of Social 1. Dr. Ranabir Samaddar, Mahanirban Works, Indira Gandhi National Open University, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi Calcutta, Research Group, Sector- – 110 068, ‘Where Have the Tribals III, Salt Lake City, Kolkata-700106, Gone? A Study of the Migration of ‘Globalization, Democracy, Citizen- the Tribals and its Effect on Health’, ship, Gender and Peace Studies’. Rs.25,00,000/-. 2. Dr. Alokh N. Sharma, Director, 5. Dr. Joy L. K. Pachuau, Centre for Institute of Human Development, Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru NIDM Building, 3rd Floor, I.P.Estate, University, New Delhi – 110 067, New Delhi, ‘Globalization and Labour ‘Christians in Post-Independence Impacts : Emerging Perspectives & India: Study of their Contribution & Policies in India’. Marginalization,’ Rs.20,00,000/-. 3. Prof. T.S.Papola, Institute for Studies in 6. Dr. Aphum Kamei, Department of Industrial Development, 4 Institutional Sociology, University of Delhi, Delhi, Area, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, ‘State, Ethnicity and Development: A ‘Structural Changes, Industry and study of Ethnic Assertions, Conflicts Employment in the Indian Economy: and Movements in North-East India’, Macro Economics Implications of the Rs.15,00,000/-. Emerging Pattern’.

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Fellowships Awarded 7. Dr. Gail Marie Omvedt, Kasegaon, District Sangli, Maharashtra, “The National Fellowships Bhakti Way: A New Interpretation of the Bhakti Movement in Western India, 1. Professor Vishwanath Pandit, Former 12th – 18th Century”. Vice-Chancellor, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, Prasanthi Nilayam, 8. Professor Nandu Ram, H.No.140, Akriti Anantapur, “Ethics, Economics and Apartment, Sector - 4 (Plot No.6), Society”. Dwarka, New Delhi, “Perspective on Social Exclusion and Inclusive Society 2. Professor Gopal Krishan, Professor in India”. Emeritus, Department of Geography, Panjab University, Chandigarh, 9. Professor (Retd.) Girin Phukon, Ushapur, “Regional Vitalities of India in Time- P.O. Moranhat, Dist. Sivasagar Assam, Space Perspective”. “Tais of North-East India and South- 3. Professor H. Ramachandran, C- East Asia: Ethno-Cultural Linkage”. 1675, Palam Vihar, Delhi, “Towards 10. Professor Bimal Jyoti Deb, ‘Barnali’, Constructing an Urban India”. Kench”s Trace, Inverneil Area, Shillong 4. Professor Ghanshyam Shah, 204, – 793 004 (Meghalaya), “Political Santoor Apartment, Opp. Doctor House, Economy of Peace Process in North- Nr. Parimal Crossing, Ahmedabad, East India”. “Democracy, Civil Society and Governance”. 11. Professor Neera Chandhoke, Nehru Memorial Museum & Library, Teen 5. Professor G. Haragopal, Centre for the Murti House, New Delhi, “What is Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive the Relation between Democracy and Policy, National Law School of India Political Violence?” University, Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru, “Indian State and Maoist Movement: 12. Professor V.K. Ramachandran, House State, Democracy and Resistance”. No.1, First Floor, Domlur – II Stage, Bengaluru, “Agrarian Relations in 6. Professor Bimal Prasad, 6-A, Tower-II, India”. New Moti Bagh, New Delhi, “India’s Foreign Policy:The Nehru Era, 1947 – 13. Dr. Sharit K. Bhowmik, Centre for 1964”. Labour Studies, Tata Institute of Social

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Sciences, Deonar Mumbai, “ Tea 6. Dr. Dalbir Singh, Centre for Environment Plantation Workers: A Re-study”. and Development Studies, Nityanand Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan,”Adaptations Senior Fellowships to Climate Change and Sustainability in Agriculture Sector: A Study of Arid and 1. Dr. M. Shaik Basha Saheb, KKC Semi-Arid Regions of Rajasthan”. Institute of P.G. Studies (KIPS), P.R. Mangalam, District – Chittoor (A.P.), 7. Dr. M. Nageswara Rao, H.No.9/2, 2-A, “Impact of Development Programmes Cross, Nagarabhavi, P.O. Bengaluru, on the Socio-Economic Conditions of Karnataka, “Impact of Industrial Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups Location in Rural Areas: Baseline Versus (PTG’s) in Andhra Pradesh”. Factual Analysis of Social, Economic and Environmental Status”. 2. Mrs. Jayanti Alam, 102, Sai Saraswathi Residency, Ravindranagar, Sitafalmandi, 8. Professor Shyam Nath, Amrita School of Main Road, Secunderabad, “Democracy Business, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in North-East India: Studying Two University, Amritapuri Campus, Kollam, Communities Each from the States of Kerala, “Globalization, Climate Change Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya and Urban Public Finance: An Empirical & Sikkim”. Study of Bombay and Delhi Municipal Corporations”. 3. Dr. Kochurani Abraham, Karippaparampil, P.B. No.7, 9. Professor Jacob John Kattakayam, K-137, Kanjirappally, Kerala, “Gender and Kailas Nagar, Pattom, Trivandrum, Education: A Critical Enquiry into “Living Long Vs Living Adapted: The the Gender Perceptions of Higher- Situation of Post Retirement Adoption Secondary Level Youth of Kottayam of Elderly in Kerala”. District, Kerala”. 10. Dr. Prakash C. Jain, F-109, East of Kailash, New Delhi, “Socio-Economic 4. Dr. (Mrs.) Nilofar Izhar, 138-B, Change among the Jains in the Greater Azad Enclave (West), Aligarh, Region: A Sociological “Medical Pluralism and People’s Study”. Health Seeking Behavior in Aligarh District, U.P.: A Comparative Study of 11. Dr. K. Savithri Amma, Kalyansseril Traditional Medical Systems in Medical Tharavadu, Kayippuram, Muhamma Geography”. P.O. Alleppely District, Kerala, “A Study of Female Victims of Domestic Violence 5. Dr. Katti Padma Rao, 18-6-11C, in Vilavoorkal and Vilappil Panchayats Lumbinivam, Ambedkar Colony, Ponnur, in Trivandrum Corporation”. Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, “Evaluation of Dalit Movements and Literature in 12. Dr. Indra Munshi, Retired Professor, India with Special Reference to Andhra Flat No.6, Jeevan Satyakam, LIC Pradesh”. (SC) Colony, Dr. Ambedkar Raod, Bandra,

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Mumbai, “Patrick Geddes’s Work India: of Tools and Techniques Used in An Appreciation of his Contribution to Information Creation, Storage and Sociology of Urban Planning”. Exchange”.

13. Dr. Ashok Ranjan Basu, G-22, S.F.S. 20. Professor Ajaya Kumar Mishra, Flats, Gaurav Apartment, Saket, New Department of Management, Mizoram Delhi, “Tribunalisation in India: A Critical University, Tanhrill, Aizawl, “Work- Study of the Central Administrative Life Conflict Management Strategies Tribunals in India”. in Information Technology Sector in India”. (Salary Protected) 14 Professor H.S. Sharma, A-3, Shanti Niketan Colony, Kisan Marg, Tonk Road, 21. Dr. L. Muhindro Singh, Department Jaipur, Rajasthan, “Climate Change and of Political Science, S. Kala Women’s its Impact on Land and Water Resources College, Nambol, Manipur, “Electoral of Rajasthan”. Integrity in Conflict Situation: Phenomena of Servitude and Flawed 15. Professor Gulshan Dietl, 9-A, Aravali Democracy in India’s North-East”. Appartments, Plot No.5, Sector – 56, (Salary Protected) Gurgaon, Haryana, “Transnational Gas Pipelines: Global Context, Indian 22. Professor Neeladri Bhattacharya, 61, Imperatative”. Dakshina Puram, Jawaharlal Nehru 16. Prof. Subbarayan Peri, Director, University, New Delhi, “Custom, Law International Quality Assurance Cell, and Property: The Making of Patriarchal Rashtriye Sanskrit University, Tirupati, Power in Rural North India”. (Salary “Developing Taxonomy of Research”. Protected)

17. Dr. Mahendra Kumar Premi, Retired 23. Dr. Amita Agarwal, 2/85, Jai Jawan Professor, 1036, Sector –D-1, Vasant Colony, Tonk Road, Jaipur, “Human Kunj, New Delhi, “Social Inequities in Rights of Physically Challenged People Living Conditions: Policy Options for in India: Theory vs. Practice: With Reducing Inequities”. Special Reference to Rajasthan”. (Salary Protected) 18. Dr. M. Saleem Didwai, Retired Professor, C-501, Rosewoood, Apartments, Mayur 24. Dr. Renati Jevanath Solomon, B-3/2- Vihar, “Politics of Muslims in Plural 4:1, Sector – 4, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Democracies: A Comparative Study “Predictors of Adolescent Problem of Indian Muslims and American Behavior and Positive Behaviour: Muslims”. Longitudinal Study”. (Salary Protected)

19. Dr. S. Sudarshan Rao, 403, Sree Vijaya 25. Prof. Vijay Vir Singh, 114, Heera Nagar, Towers, Ramanthapur, Hyderabad, DCM, Ajmer Road, Jaipur, “Regulatory “Knowledge Management (K M) in Reforms in Education Sector in India: An Academic Libraries in India: A Study Empirical Study”. (Salary Protected)

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26. Dr. Lokanath Mishra, Oringabalisahi, 32. Dr. Manpreet Sethi, 367, AFNOE, Plot PO – Mathakaragola, Dhenkanal Orissa, No.11, Sector – 7, Dwarka, New Delhi, “Structural Frame Work Analysis of “Code of Conduct in Outer Space: An Peace Education in Secondary Schools”. Indian Perspective”. (Salary Protected) 33. Professor Madhusudan Datta, B-7/124, 27. Professor Inukonda Thirumali, Kalyani, West Bengal,”Evolution of Department of History, Sri Venkateswara Structure of the Indian Economy since College, University of Delhi, New the Sixties”. Delhi, “Dishonour and Indignity – Social Standing of Nomadic Tribes and 34. Professor (Mrs.) Hemlata Joshi, 621-A, De-notified Tribes in Democracy (With Govind Marg, Malyviya Nagar, Jaipur, Special Focus on Andhra Pradesh)”. ‘At Village Level: Methodology, (Salary Protected) (ST) Measurement and Spatial Appraisal (A Case Study of Rajsamand District, 28. Dr. K.V. Joseph, Kumbattu House, A-21, Rajasthan”. (Salary Protected) Aiswarya Nagar, Kesavadasapuram, Thirvananthapuram, “Survival of 35. Professor Ajit Kumar Dalal, Department Dramatic Theatres in the Face of of Psychology, University of Allahabad, Competition from the Technologically Allahabad (U.P.), “Knowledge as Social Medicated Drama of the Culture Industry Construction: The Case of Research – A Study with Reference to Malayalam in Psychology in India”. (Salary Drama”. Protected)

29. Dr. Kanwar Das Kapoor, N-14/8, 36. Dr. S.P. Vaid, 85, Subhash Nagar, DLF Phase – II, Gurgaon, “Trade and Jammu, “Identity and Assertion in the Investment Relations of India and China State of J&K, with Reference to the with Latin America and the Caribbean ‘PAHARIES’: A Case Study”. (LAC): Challenges, Opportunities and Prospects for India”. 37. Dr. Vir Singh, E-177, Pandav Nagar, Delhi, “Contribution of Raja Mahendra 30. Professor K.V. Subbarao, University of Pratap in the Freedom Movement of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India”. “A Socio-linguistic and Linguistic Typology of Tibeto-Burman Language 38. Dr. R.K. Lekhi, Lekhi Niwas, Near with Special Reference to Language Swarn Palace, G.T. Road, PO Sanehwal, Contact and ‘India as a Linguistic Punjab, “Impact of Rural Education on Area”. Quality of Life in Punjab”. 31. Professor Sadhna Arya, Associate 39. Dr. D.C. Nanjunda, Reader cum Professor, 225, Vaishali, Pitam Pura, Deputy Director, Centre for the Study Delhi, “Changing Contours of Feminist of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Organizing in India: Post”. (Salary Policy, University of Mysore, Mysore, Protected) “Health and Inclusive Development:

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An Investigative Study on the Impact of 5. Dr. Usha Sharma, D/o Shri Raj Kumar NGOs Interventions on Tribal Health in Sharma, H.No.13/47, Sarai Dubey, Karnataka State”. (Salary Protected) Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh , “Role of Women Entrepreneurship in Economic 40. Professor Prem Pal Joshi, 403–A, Development in Western Uttar Pradesh Florentine Tower, Hiranandani Garden, – An Empirical Study”. Powai, Maharastra, “Company Characteristics and Voluntary 6. Dr. Gopal Swaroop Sharma, Shivaji Compliance With IASB’s Practice Nagar, Kwarsi, Devi Nagar, Aligarh, Statement (Management Commentary) “Paschimi Uttar Pradesh Main Gulab ke by Indian Listed Companies in Their Kheti ka Arthshatriya Vishleshnatmak Annual Reports”. Adhyayan”. Post- Doctoral Fellowships 7. Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Khan, 4/273, Street No.2, Hathi Road, New Mangla 1. Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh, N-14/69, Zamalpur, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, “Uttar B-18, Krishn Dev Nagar Colony, Pradesh main Gramin Arthvayastha Sarainandan, Varanasi (U.P.), “Gramin main Krishishrmiko ka Yogdan – Ek Arthvyavastha ke Vikas main Bankon Vishleshnatmak Adhyayan”. ka Yogdan – Poorvi Uttar Pradesh ke 8. Dr. Mahendra Kumar, C/o Shri Nandan Chaynit Janpado ka Vishleshnatmak Singh, New Abadi Alipur, Gariya P.O. Adhyayan”. Banna Devi, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, 2. Dr. Sarika Sharma, H.No.254, Jain Gali, “Pashchimi Uttar Pradesh ki Gramin Halwai Khana, Hathras (U.P.), “Role Arthvyastha main Bhumihin Shramiko of Institutional Credit for Agriculture ka Yogdan – Ek Vishleshnatmak Development in Western Uttar Pradesh Adhyayan”. – An Empirical Study”. 9. Dr. (Ms) Irfana Samdani, H.No.3- 5-780/16, King Kothi, Hyderabad 3. Dr. Anuradha Kalhan Siddiqui, Jai Hind – Andhra Pradesh, “An Analysis of College, Mumbai, “Human, Social and Electronic Industry in India and China – Physical Capital Formation in Urban A Comparative Study”. Informal Sector Employment: In the Context of Bank SHG Linkage and 10. Dr. V Kalyan Shankar, Symbiosis School the Possibility for Inclusive Growth”. of Economics, Senpati Bapat Road, (Salary Protected) Pune, “The Structure and Its Shadows or the Role of Coaching Classes in Indian 4. Dr. Nitu Saini, L-9, Avantika –2, Vaishali Higher Education”. (Salary Protected) Enclave, A.D.A. Colony, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, “Impact of MNREGA Scheme 11. Dr. Savita Balkrishna Bahirat, Department on Rural Economy – An Analytical of Economics, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Study of Two Districts in Western Uttar Murathwada University, Aurangabad, Pradesh”. “Caste and Religion Based Labour

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Market Discrimination: A Case Study of 18. Dr. Neetu Singh, Vidyant Hindu P.G. Private Industrial Sector in Aurangabad College, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, Zone”. “Socio-Cultural Implications of Railway Project in Naxal Dominated Area of 12. Dr. Neha Gupta, 19, State Bank Colony, Orissa”. (Salary Protected) Marris Road, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, “Economic Particpation of Rural Woman 19. Dr. Bhupendra Pratap Singh, Plot No.29, of Western Uttar Pradesh – An Empirical Manas Nagar Colony, Durga Kund, Study”. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Khatarnak Udhyogon awam Varjit Vayavsayon 13. Dr. Arif Hussain Sabir, 22, Sant Hussain ke Bal Shramikon ki Swasthya Nagar, P.O. Padri Bazar, Gorakhpur, Samasyaen (Varanasi Nagar par Adharit Uttar Pradesh, “Social Cost Benefit Smajikvaidhanik Adhyayan”. Analysis of MGNREGs in Eastern Uttar Pradesh: Implementation Issues and 20. Dr. Usha Yadav, House No.3, Professor Challenges”. Colony, Near V C Lodge, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, 14. Dr. Santosh Kumar S., Department “Societal and Religions Impact of of Commerce, St. Peter’s College, Buddisht Art – A Comparative Study of Kolenchery P.O., Ernakulam, Kerala, India and China”. “Financial Management of Rural Women Micro Enterprises (RWMEs) in Kerala”. 21. Dr. Rajni Kant Neeraj, S/o – Dr (Salary Protected) D.K. Singh, GF-2, Jodhpur Colony, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 15. Dr. Sadaf Nasir, Department of Sociology Uttar Pradesh, “Gramin Samudaye & Social Work, Aligarh Muslim main Jansankhaya Niyantran awam University, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, Niyojan (Varanasi Janpad ke Harhua “Brassware Labour in Moradabad: A Vikashkhand par Adharit Smajshatriaya Case Study of MCD”. Adhyayan”.

16. Dr. Dheerendra Pratap Singh, C/o Madan 22. Dr. Debjani Halder, C/o Mr. Shauvik Pandey, N1/19, K-1, Nagwa, Lahka, Basu, 27-29, Bhaivir Singh Marg, Gole Varanasi, “Mitigating Social Inequality Market, New Delhi, “Visualize Women and Poverty by Collective Action for Protagonists in the Context of National Water Harvesting”. Parallel Cinema (1990-2012 onwards): A Feminist Approach”. 17. Dr. Suchismita Sen Chowdhury, C/o Amitabha Ghosh, Nandan So-Op. 23. Dr. Anamika Baru, Jammu & Kashmir Housing, K.B.14, Salt Lake, Sector Govt. College, Jammu, “Social Status of III, Kolkata, “Tribal Education and Women as Affected by the Capacity to Development in Different Socio- Bear Children: A Comparison between Economic Situations: A Study among Fertile and Infertile Women Residing in the Santhals of West Bengal”. the Same Family”. (Salary Protected)

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24. Dr. Muzamil Jan, Institute of Home Contours of India’s Engagement with the Science, University of Kashmir, Kashmir, US: Nuclear Deal to Nuclear Liability”. “An Analysis of Empowerment through Decision Making Power among Women 31. Dr. Manoj Kumar, Vill –Nangli in Kashmir”. (Salary Protected) Sadhuran,Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, “Bhartiya Musalmanon ki Shekshik 25. Dr. Ranvir Singh, Village – Siroha Sathiti ki Rajnaitik Vivechna : Samasya Salempur, P.O. – Bhupkheri, Ghaziabad, avam Paripiksh (Pashchimi Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh, “Aadivashi Smaj Main Ka Samaj Vigyanik Vishleshan” Mahilaon ki Rajnaitik, Samajik, Aarthik 32. Dr. Abhay Vikram Singh, 386/2, Shastri avam Shekshik Sthiti (Rajasthan ki Nagar, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, “Impact Kathodia wo Saghriya Janjati ke Vishesh of Urban Governance on Political Sandharbh main)”. Transformation: An Analytical Study of 26. Dr. Garima Ghiya, Swarup College of Western Uttar Pradesh”. Management & Technology, Jaipur, “An 33. Dr. Jyoti Tripathi, B1/120, Assi, Varanasi, Evaluation of Government Initiatives Uttar Pradesh, “Political Participation towards Creating Women Social of Women at Grass Root Level: An Entrepreneurship in Rajasthan”. (Salary Analysis Study”. Protected) 34. Dr. Satyveer Singh, Vill & Post –Kamala, 27. Dr. Awadhesh Kumar, C/o Dr K K District – Bhagwat, Uttar Pradesh, Srivastava, K-46/64, Hartirath, Varanasi “Preventive Measures of HIV/AIDS in (U.P.), “Mahila Bidi Shramikon ki North-East India: An Analytical Study Samajik Dshayen aur Swasthya Samayae of Manipur State’’. (Mirjapur Jile ke Aharora Nagarpalika Shetra par Adharit ek Samaj baiganik 35. Dr. Rekha Sharma, Govt. College Alwar, Adhyyan”. Alwar, Rajasthan, ‘Savidhan Pradatt Wak avam Abhivyakti ki Sawatranta aur 28. Dr. Nidhi Mishra, DAV P.G. College, Press (Media Trail ke Sandharbh main BHU Varanasi, “Role of NGO’s in ek Samajshtriya Adhyayan”. (Salary Development of Mentally Disabled Protected) Girls’. 36. Dr. Punit Gaur, 266/P-4, Mahrauli, Ward 29. Dr. Vikash Kumar, Shri Krishna Nagar No.2, Near Gosala Temple, New Delhi, Ahari, Aurangabad, Bihar, “Gramin Dalit “Role of Religion and Language in Mahilaon main Samajik Jagrukta avam National Building Process in Post Soviet Rajnaitik Chetna (Bihar ke Aurangabad Kazakhastan”. Jile ke Gram Panchayaton par Adharit Samajikshastriya Adhyayan”. 37. Dr. Narendra Kumar Tripathi, 130, Radhika Apartment, Pkt – 1, Phase – 30. Dr. Minu Jha, Flat No. 3 FC, Block A, 1, Sector – 14, Dwarka, New Delhi, Poonam Apartment, 11/11, Lukerganj, “Descending to Rise: Competing States Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, “Changing Strategy to Power Shift”.

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38. Dr. Anushree Chakraborty, 6118/7, D-6, 45. Dr. Ashwini Kumar Jha, H.No.N1/121, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, “The Theory 4- A Shail Bhawan, Gangotri Bihar and Practice of Regions and Their Colony, Uttar Pradesh,“The Role of Security: The Case Study of ASEAN Social Support and Coping Strategies on and SAARC”. Subjective Well-Being, Depression and Quality of Life of Cancer Patients”. 39. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Vill & Post – Bhoura Khurd, District – Muzaffarnagar, Uttar 46. Dr. Shilpa Kumari, P –13, New Medical Pradesh, “Naksalvad ka Bhartiya Aantrik Enclave, Banaras Hindu University, Suraksha par Prabhav avam Nivarak Varanasi, “Religiosity, Spirituality Strantjik Niyojan: Poorvi Uttar Pradesh and Antenatal Anxiety, Depression as Ka Adyayan”. Related to Neonatal Outcomes”.

40. Dr. Asha Khandelwal, 35, Azad 47. Dr. Vibha Nagar, 237, Mori Para, Near Chandra Shekher Colony, Badanpura, City Kotwali, Meerut, “Violence against Jaipur, Rajasthan, “Ekikrit Jalgrahan Women – A Psychological Study with Prabandhan Kayakram: Prashashanik Special Reference to Two Districts of evam Karyatamk Adhyayn”. Uttar Pradesh”. 41. Dr. Vinod Kumar, Counselor B.C.S.U. 48. Dr. Sheeba Ali, 1, Behind Shah Empire, Blood Bank Zonal Hospital, Mandi, Opp. Swimming Pool, Shamshad Himachal Pradesh, “Socio-economic Anoop Shahr Road, Aligarh,”A Study of Impact of MGNREGA on Rural People: Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant A Study in Mandi District of Himachal Disorder, Anxiety and Loneliness of Pradesh”. Children (Adolsety) in Relation to 42. Dr. Kavita Rawat, Dooncity Mansoori Family and School Environment”. School, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, “Climate Change-Socio Economic 49. Dr. Manisha Sharma, 34/35, Chitrakoot Transformation and Ecology – A Spatial Colony, Nav-Chandi Ground, Garh Empirical Study of Uttarakhand”. Road, Meerut (U.P.), “A Study of Stress and Stress Coping Strategies among 43. Dr. Sushma Rani, 38, Inder Road, Working and Non-Working Women”. Dalanwala, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, “Agricultural Diversification through 50. Dr. Anshu Agarwal, H.No.346/4, Farmer Driven Experimintation – An Scheme No.7, Jagriti Vihar, Meerut, Analytical Study of Dehradun District “Effect of Locale and Family Structure in Garhwal Himalaya”. on Stress and Stress Coping of Working and Non-Working Women”. 44. Dr. Vandana Verma, H.No.4/403, Varigarhi Ramnagar, Varanasi, “A Study 51. Dr. Gargee Dadheech, 17E/307, Sector- of Suicidal Behaviour of Adolescents 17E, C.H.B. Jodhpur, “Empowerment in Rural and Urban Areas of Varanasi of Girl Adolescents through Legal District”. Awareness”.

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52. Dr. V. Sivadasan, Velluva House, 59. Dr. Jayan Jose Thomas, Economics Vilakkode (P.O.), Kannur, Kerala, Area, Humanities and Social Science, “The Foric of Inclusion and Spaces Indian Institute of Technology of Exclusion – A Study of Dalit Delhi (IIT), Hauz Khas, New Delhi, Representation in Education Sector, “Explaining the ‘Jobless’ Growth Jobs in Kerala (1990-2010)”. in Indian Manufacturing”. (Salary Protected) 53. Dr. Manisha Priyam, Gargi College, University of Delhi, Delhi, “Political 60. Dr. G. Raju , Department of Economics Economy of Higher Education in India: & Applied Economics, S.K. University, Exploring the Principles for Reform Anantapur, “Woman Empowerment (1991-2012)”. (Salary Protected) Through Handlooms: A Study of Andhra Pradesh”. 54. Dr. Sharda Singh, 719, Naye Awash, Near A.P.G. Degee College, , “Social 61. Dr. Hemant Singh, B/16, Sandeepani Criticism in the Novels of Mulk Raj Hostel, Vikram University Campus, Anand and Premchand – A Comparative Kothi Road, Ujjain (M.P.), “The Economics of Disequilibrium in Demand Study”. and Supply of Chemical Fertilisers 55. Dr. Mukesh Sharma, Department of Law, in Madhya Pradesh: A Comparative BSR College, Alwar, Rajasthan, “Socio study with Special Reference to Central Legal Impact of Amendment in Hindu Madhya Pradesh” . Succession Act 2005 (A Study Relating 62. Dr. M. Sateeshnadha Reddy, Department Women’s Right in Ancestral Property in of Economics, S.V. U. College of Arts, Rajasthan)”. (Salary Protected) S.V. University, Tirupati, “Employment 56. Dr. Pushpanshu Maharishi, S.K. Govt. and Economic Status of Household College, Sikar, Rajasthan, “Crime Beedi Workers in Andhra Pradesh”. Against Women – A Socio- Legal 63. Dr. K. Jaya Lakshmi, Deptt. of Investigation”. (Salary Protected) Commerce, S.K. University, Anantapur (A.P.), “Microfinance Through Self Help 57. Dr. Rachana Katta, F-65, Gandhi Groups for Women Empowerment & Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, “RTE Act in Employment in drought – Prone District Rajasthan: A Study in the Context of of Anantapur”. Policy Implementation (with Special Reference to Jaipur District)”. 64. Dr. Sapna Varshey, 86, Durga Puri, Patel Nagar, Agra Road, Aligarh, “Role 58. Dr. Ramu Kumar, New Abadi Alapur of Urbanization in Sustainable Rural Gariya Rasulpur Road, Post Banna Development of Western U.P. – An Devi, Aligarh, “An Analytical Study of Analytical Study”. Contributions of Migratory Agricultural Labours in Rural Economy of Uttar 65. Dr. G. Mallikarjun, Department of Pradesh”. Economics, S.K. University, Anantapur

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–(A.P.), “A Comparative Study on 71. Dr. Venkoba Rao, Professor, Deptt. the Socio-Economic Conditions of of Management, ARISTOTLE P.G. Handloom and Power-loom Weavers in College, Chilkur , Moinabad, R.R. Rayalaseema Region of Andhra Pradesh District – “Innovation Through during Post-Liberatiliztion”. Employee Engagement ”.

66. Dr. Balakrushna P. Adhau , Takshashila 72. Dr. A Lalitha, 13/33, New Jeeva Mahavidyalaya, Shyam Nagar, Street, Ponmalaipalli, Tiruchirapalli Amravati, “An Analytical Study with (Tamilnadu), “Migration, Social Managerial Aspect of Present Situation Development and Poverty Alleviation – of Malnutrition in the Tribal Area and District Level Analysis in Tamil Nadu”. Financial Modus Operandi of Health 73. Dr. Namita Gupta, Arya Mahila P.G. Service Department (With Special College, Varanasi (U.P.), “Microfinance, Reference to Amravati Division on Microcredit and Women Empowerment Maharashtra State)”. (Salary Protected) in Varanasi District : An Appraisal”. 67. Dr. K. V. Siva Prasad, D.No.58-20-33, (Salary Protected) Vikunta Parvathy Residency, APSEB 74. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Rai, Vill & Post Colony, Visakhapatnam,“Development – Dhadhani, (Bhanmal Rai), Dist: of Indian Mutual Fund Industry: A Ghazipur (U.P.) Samajik Yatharth ke Empirical Study of the Selected Public Pariprekshya main Internet ki Bhumika and Private Mutual Funds’ Performance”. (ek Smajshatriya Adhyayan)”. (Salary Protected) 75. Dr. T. Babji Reddy, Department 68. Dr. Kiran Mishra, W/o Mr. Atul Mishra of Anthropology, S.V. University, (Advt), D-17/129, A-1, Dashashwamedh, Tirupati “Natural Resources: An Varanasi, “Female Foeticide: A Indigenous Knowledge, Institutions Structuration with Technology (A and Conservation in Tirumal Foot Hill Comparative Study of Urban and Rural Villages in Chittor District, Andhra Areas of Varanasi District)”. Pradesh”.

69. Dr. Neetu Dubey, 845-B, Railway 76. Dr. Santosh Kumar Tripathi, B-5/167, Colony, Elliot Road, Kanpur (U.P.), Avadhgarvi, Varanasi (U.P.), “Crime “Gramin Arthvayavastha Ke Vikas Main Against Women: A Sociological Study Banko Kee Bhomika – Uttar Pradesh based on Varanasi District of Eastern Ke Kanpur Dehat Janpad Ke Sandarbh Uttar Pradesh”. Main Vishleshnatmak Adhayayan”. 77. Dr. Shikha Sharma, 313/105,G, Tulsi 70. Dr. Murali Vallapureddy, #8-43, Nagar,Old Rohtak Road, Delhi, Narayangiri, Dharmasagar, Warangal – “Empowerment of Working Women: A (A.P.), “A Study on Crop Diversification Gender Perspective Based Sociological in Telangana Region of Andhra Analysis of Working Women in South Pradesh”. New Delhi”.

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78. Dr. Amit Kumar Tripathi, C/101, 85. Dr. P. Sobha, D/o P. Srinivasulu, Malviyanagar, Kunraghat, Gorakhpur Appalayaguntta Vill.& Post, (U.P.), “Impact of Family and Vadamalapet Mandal, Chittoor District Occupational Stresses on the Health (A.P.), “Prevention of HIV/AIDS : A Status of Women in Eastern Uttar Study in Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh”. Pradesh”.

79. Dr. Nidhi Bansal, 117, Mandir Marg, 86. Dr. Reeta Jaiswal, C-20/3-2A, Ramakant Girnar Colony, Gandhi Path,Vaishali Nagar Colony, Varanasi (U.P.), “Aatamgat Nagar, Jaipur, “Young Women and Sankat aur Saiber Upbhokta (Varanasi Their Cyberspace: A Sociological Study Janpad ke Snatak Vidharthion par of Role of Internet of Empowering, Adharit ek Smajvaigyanik Adhyayan”. Enabling and Strengthening Women”. 87. Dr. Himansu Vashisth, 55/196, Rajat 80. Dr. Syed Ali Naddir, H.No.1/16, Path, Mansrover, Jaipur (Rajasthan), Golaghat, Ram Nagar, Varanasi (U.P.), “Gramin Vikas main Gramdani Aandolan “Vaishvikaran awm Muslim Mahilayen ki Bhumika: Jila Jaipur ke Sandarbh (Varanasi Shahar ka ek Smajshastriye main ek Vishesh Adhyayn”. Adhyayan)”. 88. Dr. T. Chaitanya, Door No.3-1/43/2, 81. Dr. Purnima Thapar (Women & Physical III Cross East, Vidhyanagar, Colony, Handicapped), Hind Pharmacy, 22, Tirupati, “Joining Fight of the High Boileauganj, Shimla, “Voice of Women Risk Groups (CSWs & MSMs) Against and Gender Equality through Political HIV/AIDS: A Professional Social Work Reservation”. Approach”.

82. Dr. Sangeeta Sharma, L – 7 –A, 89. Dr. Saras Diwedi, Type – 2/1, J.B.T.C. Mahatma Gandhi Marg, Rajasthan Campus, Nishatganj, Lucknow (U.P.), University Campus, Jaipur (Raj.), “Poorvi Uttar Pradesh Ki Naxal “Mahila Sasktikaran awm Panchayati Samasya ke Samadhan Main Sashastra Raj: Rajasthan ke Vishesh Sandarbh Balo Ki Bhumika: Janpad Sonbhadra Av main Adhyayan”. Chandauli ka Adhayayan”.

83. Dr. Shashi Goel, C-24, Hari Marg, 90. Dr. Rose Mary George, Department of Malviya Nagar, Jaipur (Rajasthan), Political Science, Providence Women’s “Gender Responsive Budgeting – A College, Malapparamba, P.O. Calicut Tool for Gender Equality (The Indian (Kerala), “Hydro-Politics: Micro Context)”. Dynamics of Ground Water Governance in Northern Kerala”. (Salary Protected) 84. Dr. Ashok Kumar, 33/247, Rd. No.10E, Rajender Nagar, Patna (Bihar), “Bihar Ki 91. Dr. N. Chandrasekhara Reddy, C/o Prof. Sanskritik Virasat: Prampra, Parivartan, Ananda Naidu, Department of Pol. Nirantarta (Lokgeet aur Muhavare ke Sci., S.K. University, Anantapur (A.P.), Sandarbh main)”. “Citizen Adoption of E-Governance: A

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Review and Assessment, Department of Nehru University, New Delhi, Rural Development, Andhra Pradesh”. “Importance of Strategic Partnerships in EU Foreign Policy: A Comparative 92. Dr. Saidulu Budiga, H.No.12-13- Study of EU-India and EU-China 428, Street No.2, Lane No.2, Tarnaka, Strategic Partnership”. Secuderabad, “Implantation of Service Level Benchmarks in Urban Local 98. Dr. Ruchi Singh, C/o S.K. Srivastava, Bodies: A Comparative Study of Shanti Niketan, 207-A/138, Allenganj, Nalgonda and Mahaboobnagar in Allahabad, “Naxalism in Chhattisgarh Andhra Pradesh”. and India’s National Security: A Comparative Study of Raipur and 93. Dr. P. Swarna Latha, B-2, Harsha’s Narayanpur”. Paradies, Near Old Toll Gate, NH-5, Bye-pass, Ashram Road, TADEPALI – 99. Dr. Vinay, S/o Sh. Jogender Singh, Guntur District (A.P.),“Assessment of VPO – Sank Road, District – Baghpat Fluoride Contamination in Groundwater (U.P.), “India and United States Defence and its Impact on Health in a Coastal Relationship: An Emerging Paradigm in Mandal of Srikakulam District, Andhra the Post 9/11”. Pradesh : A GIS Approach”. 100. Dr. Vijender Singh, Department 94. Dr. Mohd. Masliuddin, Deptt. of Pub. Defence & Strategic Studies, Sakaldiha Admn, Kakatiya University, Wrangal P.G. College, Sakaldiha, Chandauli (A.P.), “Political Empowerment of (U.P.), “Gram Policing Ke Prati Gramin Muslim Minorities: A Study of Andhra Janta Kee Jagrukta Ka Mulyankan: Pradesh”. Ek Vishleshnatmak Adhayayn (Uttar 95. Dr. G. Raja Mouli, H.No.12-12-11, Pradesh Ke Vishesh Sandarbh Main”. Ravindranagar, Sithaphal Mandi, (Salary Protected) Secuderabad, “Administration of Rural Poverty Alleviation Programmmes: A 101. Dr. Prabhoo Singh, 367-Gurunanak Pura, Comparative Study of Andhra Pradesh Near Laxmi Narayan Madir, Rajapark, and Karnataka: Implantation and Impact Jaipur (Rajasthan), “Bharat Ke Aanvik of NREGP (MGNREGP)”. Neeti: Ubharte Aayam Av Chunotiya”.

96. Dr. B. Ramalingam, Plot No-24, 102. Dr. Shantesh Kumar Singh, Flat No.777, Road No.10, Dwarkamai Nagar, Pkt-2, E-2, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, Vanastalipuram, Hyderabad, “Health as an Emerging Security Issue: “Environmental Governance in India A Case Study of the United States Global – A Comparative Study of Industrial Health Policy vis- à-vis India”. Pollution Control in Hyderabad, Coimbatore and Pune”. 103. Dr. Meenu Yadav, J/F – 183, Bhagirithi Kunj, Ganga Nagar, Meerut (U.P.), 97. Dr. Himmat Singh Deora, 537, B-Block, “A Comparative Scenario of Post War Multistory, Pachimabad, Jawaharlal Conditions in Afghanistan & Iraq”.

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104. Dr. Kuldeep Kumar Sharma, Muhalla – 110. Dr. T. Somasekhara Reddy, H.No.1-6, Mahadev, Vill + Post – Mahagora, Distt. APSSRDI, Quarters, Kirikera, Hindupur, – Aligarh, “Paschimi Uttar Pradesh Anatapur, “Urabanisation and Urban Main Krishi Main Urja Upyog Ka Krishi Problems of Rayalaseema Region of Vikas par Prabhav”. Andhra Pradesh with Special Reference to Urban Growth and Land Use Changes 105. Dr. Arti Kamediya, 102, Sukhsagar of Towns of Anatapur District Using Palace, 3, Sarvodaya Nagar, Opposite Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques”. – ILVA School, Sapna – Sangeet Road, Indore (M.P.), “Transformation Through 111. Dr. Mohd. Awais, 4/1371, New Emerging Trends of marketing Near Firoz Hospital, Sir Syed Systems in the Tribal Areas: A Study Nagar, Aligarh (U.P.), “Role of in the Western Tribal Belt of Madhya Agriculture in Tribal Development Pradesh”. in Tarai Region of Uttar Pradesh”.

106. Dr. Naheen Haider Zaidi, 4/1371, Near 112. Dr. Fareeda Shaheen, C/o Dr Firoz Hospital, Sir Syed Nagar, Aligarh, Musaddiq Jahan, “Aanshar” Street “Impact of Sugarcane Cultivation on No.03, Greater Azad Enclave (West), Socio-Economic Development of Rural Dharrah, Aligarh, “A Study of Areas in Bijnor District (U.P.)”. Perceived Expectations, Parental 107. Dr. Shalu, H.No.231, Ajanta Colony, Attitudes and Self-Esteem in Relation Garh Road, Meerut (U.P.) “Management to Depression among Adolescents”. & Planning of Regional Resources 113. Dr. Deepti Dutt Sharma, 128, Vidya for Sustainable Rural Development: Vihar, West Enclave, Pitampura, Delhi, A Geographic Case Study of Distt. Meerut”. “Inter generational Relationships– A Psycho – Social Study”. 108. Dr. Falak Butool, C/o Dr. Humayun Rasheed Khan, B-10, Malkhur 114. Dr. Satarupa Dattamajumdar Saha, Nagar Colony, Civil Lines, Aligarh, 120-A, Dr. A.K. Pal Road, Behala, “Occupation Mobility among the Kolkata, “Exploring Ethno-Linguistic Scheduled Caste Workers and its Impact Vitality: A Study of the Nature and on Their Development Profile: A Study Extend of Endangerment in Tiwa in Bahraich District”. (Lalung) Language (A Minor Tribeto- Burman Language of North-East India)”. 109. Dr. Suryawanshi D.S., Vice-Principal & Asstt. Prof., Deptt. of Geography, 115. Dr. Nisha M. Pandey, Deptt. of Arts Commerce & Science College, Geriatric Mental Health, King Georges Dhule , “Characteristics of Water, soil Medical University, Lucknow, and Cropping Pattern in Agricultural “Developing Modules for Cognitive Development: A Case Study of Tribal Enhancement for Illiterate Older District (Nadnurbar), Maharashtra”. Adults with Cognitive Deficits”.

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116. Dr. Payel Das, C/o Shri Rabindra 123. Dr. Sabiya Baby D/o Mohd Haneef, Chandra Das, Ananda – Para, Uliajan, H.No.14/82, Sarai Sultani, Aligarh- 202 Dist – Dibrugarh, Assam, “Mass Media 001, “A Study of Health Anxiety and Exposure and Awareness on Gender Quality of Life among Diabetic and Issues among the Working Middle Cancer Patients”. Class: A Study in the Cachar District of Assam”. 124. Dr. R. Satish Chandra, #1075/A 8th Main, 2nd Block, 7th Phase, osakerehalli, 117. Dr. Mayanglambam Sarda Devi, Banashankari 3rd Stage, Bengaluru- 560 Lamphel Super Market, P.D.A. Complex, 085. “Socio-Economic Transformation House No. 29, Imphal West, “Valuation of Mango Cultivator through Contract of Women’s Work in Manipur”. Farming in Karnataka”. (Salary 118. Dr. Charru Joshi, House No.40, Urmi Protected) Nagar,Narangi, Chandrapur Road, 125. Dr. Nisha Pandey, C/o H.L. Tiwari, Guwahati, “Indian Soap Operas and S-21/121, A-1, Subhash Nagar, Maldhiya, Women : A Study of Middle Class Women in Cachar District of Assam”. Varanasi- (U.P.), “Gramin Aarthik Vikash main Jansanchar Madhyamon 119. Dr. Kangujam Sanatomba Meitei, ki Bhumika DhanapurVikashkhand Yaingangpokpi Bazar, Imphal East ki Gramin Mahilaon par Adharit ak District Manipur, B.P.O.Yaingangpokpi, Arthishastri Adhyayan”. “Peace Initiative and Conflict Transformation in Manipur”. 126. Dr. Prem Chand (SC), H.No.53, Pink Apartment, MIG DDA Flats, Sector- 18- 120. Dr. Niranjan Das, Murhateteli, Tezpur, B, Dwarka, New Delhi– 110 075. “India’s Dist: Sonitpur, Assam, “Evaluation of Trade Relations with African Regional Ecotourism Resources and it Impact on Organizations (SADC, COMESA AND Community Livelihood – A Case Study ECOWAS), 1995-2011”. of Nameri National Park and Adjoining Areas of Assam”. 127. Dr. Leela P.U., 148/9, C/o Ved Prakash, Flat No.2, Top Floor, Gaushalal Mandir 121. Dr. Nunglekpam Premi Devi, Koirou, road, Kishan Garh, Vasant Kunj, New Pheijaleitong, P.O. Chanchipur, Imphal (Manipur), “Post Modern Hindu Delhi-70. “Gender Perception of the Personalism: the History, Life and Indigenous Medical Practices-Special Thought of Bhaktisvarupa Damodar Reference to Kerala Vishavaidyam”. Swami”. 128. Dr. Sampa Taraphdar, Q-11, Panchasayar, 122. Dr. Deepak Raj Dangwal, A-249, Surya Kolkata-700 094, West Bengal. “Social Nagar, Ghaziabad (U.P.) “Psychological Inclusion Exclusion, Gender Politics Correlates and Short Term Consequences and Tribal Women: A Study on Selected of Bullying Behaviour in School Maoist Affected Districts of West Children”. Bengal”.

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129. Dr. K.V. Cybil, Research Associate, “Bahujanization and Its Political Deptt. of Sociology, University of Delhi, Manifestation in Telangana”. New Delhi- 110 007. “The Matang Samaj and the Politics of Untouchability: 136. Dr. Janak Singh Meena, Plot No.4, Relocating the Domain of Theater in Meena Colony, Imliwala Phatak, Jaipur Maharashtra”. -322 220 (Rajasthan), “Rajasthan main Suchna ka Adhikar Adhiniyam 2005 ka 130. Dr. Samson Chiru, 23 E , Kriyanvayan (Adhiniyam ki Dhara-4 JNU, New Delhi- 110 067. “A Study ke Vishesh Sandhrbh main Rajya ke on the Autonomous Districts Council in Vishvvidhayalaypon me anubhavpark Manipur Hills”. (ST) adyayan”. (ST) 131. Dr. Anand Ahirwar, Shivaji Ward, Tili 137. Dr. Surendra Singh, S/o Chiman Lal, Road, Vasant Vihar Colony Sagar (M.P.), P.O. Sehi Kalan, Near by Power House, “Bharat main Nav Boudh Aandolan Via-Chirawa, Dist-Jhunjhunu, State – ka Samajik – Rajanaitik Pripreksya Rajasthan 333 026. “India-China-USA: aur Dsha –Disha ka Smaj Vaigyanaik Strategic Alignments and the Regional Adyayan”. (SC) Order”.

132. Dr. Chingshubam Rupachandra Singh, 138. Dr. Kuldeep Kumar, C/o Reguveer Khabi Mamangleikai, P.O.-NAMBOL, Singh, H.No.730, Saraswati Puram, Imphal West District, Manipur- 795 New Delhi 110 067. “US Policy towards 139. “Democratic Institution; People’s Pakistan after Cold War Era”. (SC) Partnership in Governance: a Perspective 139. Dr. Aruna Vyas, C/o Dr Rajesh Kumar on India’s North East States Particularly Vyas, Outside Dharmnagar Gate, Behind Manipur”. (NE) Ojha Saraswati Bhawan, Bikaner- 334 133. Dr. Raman Maram, Head, Deptt of 004, “Lok sanskriti, Smaj aur Paristithiki Political Science, Osmania University, Santulan: (Rajasthan ke Sandarbh main Hyderabad (A.P.), “Implementation Vishesh Adhayayan)”. of E-Governance: A Study of Delhi, 140. Dr. Shiv Sharan Kaushik, J-426/1, Mumbai, & Hyderabad Municipal Sangam Vihar, New Mandi Road, Dausa Corporations”. -303 303 (Rajasthan), “Badalta Bhartiya 134. Dr. A. Suvarna, H.No. 13-156, Madhu Samaj aur Nae Sadi ke Hind- upanyas”. Sudhan Nagar, Malkajgiri, Secundrabad, (Salary Protected) “Empowerment of Women Corporators 141. Dr. Anita Nair, 215A, Padmawati in Greater Hyderabad Municipal A, Behind Om Hotel, Kings Road, Corporation”. (SC) Nirman Nagar, Jaipur, “A Study of Youth Mentality in Contemporary Hindi 135. Dr. Ch. Venkateshwarlu, Stories”. (Salary Protected) H.No.12-1-357/1, Lalpet, Secunderabad, Near Vidyamandir High School, 142. Dr. Asha J.V., Sreeniketh, T.C.-1642, Beside Sheshadri Enclave, 500017, Chayakudi Road, Pettah (P.O.),

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Trivandram, “Capacity Building for “Public Interest Litigation: A Socio- Educational Excellence of the Students Economic Perspective”. from SC/ST and BPL Groups”. (Salary Protected) 150. Dr. Rama Krishna Reddy K, Centre for Human Rights, University of Hyderabad, 143. Dr. Manas Ranjan Nanda, House Gachibowli, Hyderabad 500 046. No.6, Kokila Garden, Pokhariput, “Youth Involvement in Human Rights Bhubaneswar- 751020, “Naxalites Protection: A Study of Youth Led Social Movement in Orissa: A Sociological Enterprises in India”. Study”. (Salary Protected) 151. Dr. Ratna Trivedi, House –356, Sector 144. Dr. Mokbul Ali Laskar, Assistant –1, Vaisali, Ghaziabad 226 024. (U.P.), Director, Regional Services Division “Impact of Mahatma Gandhi NREGA (RSD), Block 13, Room No.5, IGNOU, on Socio Economic Conditions of Maidan Garhi, New Delhi- 110 068. beneficiaries with Special Reference to “Dynamics of Federalism in India Social Audit”.(Salary Protected) – A Historical Analysis”. (Salary Protected). 152. Dr. Manvir Singh, L- 20, ADA , Brij Vihar Colony, Malras, Aligarh, “An Empirical 145. Dr. Chinmayee Satpathy, Plot No.708, Study of Financial Inclusion and Poverty B J B Nagar, Bhubaneswar 751014, Alleviation with Reference to Aligarh “Implication of Development on Human and Hathras (Mahamayanagar)District”. Rights of Tribal Women in Orissa : A Case Study of Mayurbhanj District “. 153. Dr. Hariom, S/o Shri Nand Ram, Village & Post –Rohana Kalan, Distt Muzzaffar 146. Dr. Bal Mukund Vyas, II-D, 289, MDV Nagar (U.P.), ““Liberalization and Colony, Extension Near Ramdev Temple, Development of Small Scale Industries Bikaner, “Women Empowerment: A in Western Uttar Pradesh – An Analytical Social Perspective”. Study”.

147. Dr. Seema Ahuja, House #472, Sector 154. Dr. Birendra Suna, 145 – E, Brahmaputra 14, Gurgaon, Haryana, “Women Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Contemporary Empowerment Measuring New Delhi, “Waves of Globalization the Gender Gap in India and Israel: A and Expansion of Red Corridor in Study”. India: A Case Study of Odisha and Chhattisgarh”. 148. Dr. Sri Bhagawati Gita, Subgrauli, Madhya Pradesh- 486885. “Overcoming 155. Dr. Sushil Kumar, Vill & Post – Nanoo, Under Achievement among Government Dist –Meerut (U.P.), “Chatravason School Adolescents”. Main Rahne Wale Chhtron Main Madak Drawya Vyasan Ki Samasya (Meerut 149. Dr. Reetesh Vyas, Outside Nathusar Mahanagar Ke Vishesh Sandharbh Main Gate, Near R.S.E.B. Office, Bikaner, Ek Samajshatriya Adyayan)”.

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156. Dr. Iswar Chandra Naik, NISWASS, Vidyapith, Varanasi, “Bharat main 2, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Shetriyatavad ki Rajniti avom Prabhav: Odisha, “Development and People’s ek Vishleshnatmak Adhyayan”. (SC) Protest: A Study of Environmental Movement of Odisha”. (ST) 164. Dr. Kunwar Pal Singh, H.No.372/2, Nai Govind Puri, Kankerkhera Meerut 157. Dr. Dinesh Vyas, House No.9/786, –Cantt. Meerut (U.P.), “Bhartiye Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, “Bharat Main Sansdiya Vyavsthia main Nirvachan Nepali Samudaye ki Samajik Aarthik Aayog ki Bhumika ka ek Adyayan (1952 avom Shenksaink Samasyaen: Rajasthan – 2009)”. (SC) ke Vishesh Sandarbh Main”. (SC) 165. Dr. Praveen Kumar, Gali No.9, Yadav 158. Dr. Ashok Kumar Khorwal, Head, Deptt Nagar, Rewari, “21st Shatbathi main of Sociology, University of Rajasthan, Bharat America Samarik Sambhandh; Rajasthan, “Nookarshahitantra ki Karya Shityudottar Yug ka Samikshatmak Pranhali ke Badalte Pratiman: Rajasthan Adhyayan”. (SC) Shasan Sachiyalaya ka Samajshatriya Adhyayan”. (SC) 166. Dr. Ravindra Nath Bharti, Vill. –Lathiya, Post-Bachhwon, Varanasi, “Bhartiya 159. Dr. Sudhir Kumar Ranga, Centre for Prasasnik Sanskriti avom Jababdeyata: Development Studies, Kila Colony, Varanasi Mandal ke Vishesh Paripreshya Jhajjar, “Role of Scheduled Castes Elites main”. (SC) in Development of Society”. (SC) 167. Dr. Deepshikha, D/o Shri Om Prakash, 160. Dr. K. Prabhakar, Deptt of Anthropology, “Prakash Kunj”, 58E/15E/2A, Circular Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupati, Road, Ganga Nagar, Newada, Allahabad, “NGOs Role in Empowering Women “Dakshin Asia main Bharat ki Avsthiti through Micro Entrepreneurship”. (SC) Suraksha evom Swtatrejik Ayam - (ek 161. Dr. Mahesh Nawria, A-87, Needa Vishleshatmak Adhyan)”. (SC) Kimori, Near Bajrang Narsury Mandi 168. Dr. Narendra Kumar Nandram, Village Khatikan, Jaipur, “Kanya Bruhn & post – Rohana Kalan, Distt–Muzaffar Hatya: Rajasthan main Kanya Bharun Nagar, “Ground Water Problems and Hatya, Karn avom Prinam: Jaipur awm Management in Jhunjhunu District of Shrinagar Jile je Sandarbh main ak Smajshatriya Adhyayan”. (SC) Rajasthan“. (SC)

162. Dr. Akash Gautam, 111, Dr B.R. 169. Dr. Mukesh Kumar, Room No.513, Dr Ambedkar, P.G. Hostel, Hajrat Ganj, B.R. Ambedkar Hostel, 3, Trilokinath Lucknow, “Study of Dalit Leadership in Marg, Hazratganj, Lucknow, Indian Politics”. (SC) “Bhumandaliye Cadet Corps: Bharat Ke National Cadet Corps Va Bhumandaliye 163. Dr. Uma Kant Pasvan, A-29, Teacher’s Cadet Sangathano Ka Tulnatmak Colony, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Etihasparak Adhyayan “. (SC)

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170. Dr. Harish Kumar, Ambedkar Chauk, Bhumika (Pashchim Uttar Pradesh ka Pala Sahibabad, Near – Ashish Bal ek Adhyayan)”. Vidhyalaya, Post – Khirni Gate, Aligarh, “Varthaman Samaj me Aligarh ke 177. Dr. Nithya N.R., Nithya Bhavan, Prathamik Vidyalayo ki Samasayo ke Mekkumkara, Keezhkolla, Vattavila Nibaron ka Itihasik Adhyayan”. P.O., Trivandrum (Dist.). Kerala, “Globalization and Self Financing 171. Dr. G.K.D.Durga Prasad Rao, Deptt of Professional Education Sector in Kerala: Journalism and Mass Communication, Quality and Access Issues”. Andhra University, Visakhapatnam 178. Dr. Ujjwal Rabidas, Centre for Canadian, (A.P.), “Social Exclusion, Public Sphere US & Latin American Studies, School of and Mass Media: A Critical Analysis of International studies, JNU, New Delhi, Select Telugu Newspapers”. “Security and Development in Small 172. Dr. Virender Pal Singh, S/o Shri and Micro states of Circum-Caribbean Chhadami Lal, Lala Ka Nagla, Idgah and South Pacific: Opportunities and Road, P.O. Sikandra Rao, Hathras (U.P.) Challenges for India”. ,“Economic Analysis of Marketing and 179. Dr. Anil Kumar Kukkamalla, S/o Agriculture Production of Paddy in Uttar Nagendram, Kala, Mangalagiri, Guntur, Pradesh – A Modern Context”. “E-Governance and Rural Development: 173. Dr. Sandeep Kumar Sonkar, SH 9/125 A Study of Rajiv Internet Village K-1, Suddhipur, Varanasi, “Anusuchit Programme in Andhra Pradesh”. Jati Ki Chatrae awam Uchch Shiksha 180. Dr. G.C. Narasimhulu, S/o G. Subba (Varanasi Nagar par Adharit ek Ramaiah, Chillakuru Hrijanawada, Samajshastriye Adhayayan”. “Rehabilitation and Disease Management of HIV/AIDS Patients – A Study in 174. Dr. Gajendra Pratap Singh, 718, Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh”. Siddhanpura, Opp. New I.T.I. College, Civil Line, lalitpura (U.P.), 181. Dr. Gauri Shankar Jinger, 3E-141, “Mahila Utpirant Samabandhi Midiya Behind Vivekananda School, J.N.V. Aantravastu ka Vishleshnatmak Colony, Bikaner, “A Critical Study of Adhyayan (Bundelkhand ke Vishesh Challenges Generated by Contemporary Sandharbh main) Bio-Technological Development in the View of Indian and Western Ethical 175. Dr. Moti Lal, Ambedkar Park, Dhansari, Studies”. Aligarh, “Ekkivshivin Sadi ki Naari Ka Gorvanvit Roop or Vartman me nai 182. Dr. P. Yoga, No.1/201, South Street, Ayan Sabhyata ki Karandhar”. Kollan, Kondan-Po., Rajapalayam T.K., Virudhunagar Distt. , “Affect of Varied 176. Dr. Subhash Chand, 44, Dilawar Integrated Modules of Yogic Practices Palace, Rohta Road, Meerut Cantt., on Selected Physiological Bio-Chemical “Bhartiye Dalit Rajnitik Chetna ke and Psychological Variables among Vikas main Manayver Kashiram ki Women Type II Diabetic Patients”.

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183. Dr. Dilip Kumar Jauhar, C/o Prof. V. 189. Dr. Manish Gyani , 17, Gandhi Nagar, Krishna, Centre for Dalit & Adivasi Behind Modal Higher Secondary Studies and Translation, University School, Ujjain (M.P.), “Panchayat of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, “Revival Raj Vyavastha Ev Dalito Ka Samajik – of Buddhism in Uttar Pradesh: A Case Rajnitik Samaveshikaran: Ujjain Sabhag study of Lucknow”. ke Gramo Ka Adhayayan” 190. Dr. Manohar Kumar Nawria, A-87, 184. Professor (Mrs.) P. Selvamani, Assistant Heeda Ki Mori Near Bajrang Nursery, Professor, Department of Economics, Mandi Khati Kan, Jaipur – 302 002 Government Arts College, Ariyalur, (Rajasthan), “Nagariye Vikas Prashasan Tamil Nadu, “Impact of Mahatma Main Vikas Pradhikaran Ke Bhoomika Gandhi National Rural Employment Ka Sanrachnatmak Karyatmak Guarantee Programme on the Living Adhayayan, Jaipur Zile Ke Sandarbh Conditions of Poor in Trichirappalli Main” . District, Tamil Nadu”. 191. Dr. Hari Om, Village Ramnagla, Post 185. Dr. E. Kamalakara, C/o Prof. A.V. – Gangchoali, Distt. –Hathras, “Spatial Ramana, Department of Commerce, S.K. Pattern & Population Growth in Thar University, Anantapur, “Leadership and Desert”. Effective Performance of Micro Small 192. Dr. Balesh Kumar, 563/3, Jagirti Vihar, and Medium Enterprises in Rayalaseema Meerut, “Impact of Environment on Region of Andhra Pradesh”. Development of Tourism Industry in Garhwal Himalaya: A Spatial 186. Dr. T. Mallikarjuna , C/o Dr. V. Analysis”. Reddepa Naidu, 10-73/7 Rayal Nagar, Rayalcheruvu Road, Tirupati, 193. Dr. P. Ramachandraiah, H.No.10 – 213, “Healthcare Services in Rural Areas of Kranthi Nagar, Jeea Kona, Tirupati Andhra Pradesh : A Study in Chittoor (A.P.), “Academic Achievement District of Andhra Pradesh”. in Relation to Mental Health and Emotional Intelligence Among Socially 187. Dr. Vikas Sharde , Deptt of Sociology, Disadvantaged Junior College Students B. H. U., Varanasi, “Socio-Economic of Andhra Pradesh”. Status of Customer Care Executive 194. Dr. Arvind Shah, Post – Gourpani, (A Socio-Scientific Study Based on Chindwara (M.P.), “Bhariya Janjatiya ke Telecom Companies in the District of Aarthik Vikas mai Shaskiye Yojanao ki Varanasi)”. Bhumika : (Chhindwada Jille ke Tamiya 188. Dr. G. Thulasi Ram , C/o Prof. Muralidhar, Vikaskhand ke Vishesh Sandharb main”. (ST) Department of Political Science, S.V. University, Tirupati, “Programmes of 195. Dr. Ajay Kumar Meena, A-9, J.P. Colony, (UPA) United Progressive Alliance Tonk Phatak, Jaipur, “Bal Sharam: Government : An Analytical Study”. Bhartiya Samaj ki Pramukh Samasya

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(Jaipur Jile ke Vishesh Sandharbh main Management of Malnutrition in ek Smajshastriya Adhyayan”. (ST) Manipur’.

196. Dr. Banoth Ramaiah, S/o B. Gangya, V. 2. Ms. Jyotika Singh, University of Venkataya Palem (Post) Khammam Urban Lucknow, ‘Art & Rituals: Their & Distt. Andhra Pradesh, “Protection of Interdependence & Relationship among Right to Health as a Human Right: A Thakurs’. Critical study of Scheduled Tribal Arear in Andhra Pradesh”. (ST) 3. Mr. Xavier L, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Abishekapatti, Tirunelveli, 197. Dr. D Suresh, Deptt of Public Tamilnadu, ‘Fishing Conflicts and Administration & HRM, Kakatiya Victimization: An Inter- country and University, Warangal (Andhra Pradesh), Intra – country Analysis’. “Child Trafficking in Lambadi Tribes 4. Ms. Netravathi.G., B.A. College of and Administrative Response – A Study Agriculture, Aau, Anand, Gujrat, in Warangal District of Andhra Pradesh”. ‘Sensitivity of Women Research (ST) Scholars Studying in State Agriculture 198. Dr. Bhanooth Gopal Naik, Deptt. Universities of Gujarat Towards Climate of Political Science, And Public Change.” Administration, S.K. University, 5. Ms. Subbu Lakshmi, Tamil Nadu Physical Anantapur (A.P.), “Foreign Policy of Education and Sports University, Rajiv Gandhi towards India’s Neighbors ‘Effects of Varied Yogic Practices on and It’s Impact Afterwards”. (ST) Selected Physiological Hematological and Psychological Variables among 199. Dr. Gotam Lal Pargi, Department Women Patients of Hypothyroidism’. of Political Science, M.L. Sukhadia University, Udaipur (Rajasthan), “Tribal 6. Ms. E. Sudha , Tamil Nadu Physical Development and Non-Government Education and Sports University, Organization (Special Reference to Chennai, ‘Effects of Varied Yogic )”. (ST) Practices on Selected Physiological Bio- chemical and Psycological Variables 200. Dr. Ram Kumar Debbarma, Department among Policemen’. of Political Science, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, “Specializing 7. Mr. A. Yuvraj, Tamil Nadu Physical Politics: Spaces of Ethno-Nationalism Education and Sports University, and Conflict in Tripura”. (ST) Melakottiyur, Chennai, “Effects of Yoga Circuit Training and Combined Training Doctoral Fellowships on Selected Metabolic and Lipid Profile Status among Mild Intellectually General Category Challenged Persons.’ 1. Ms. Khundongbam Gyanabati Devi, 8. Mr. S. Lakshmi Kandhan, Tamil University of Delhi, ‘Household Nadu Physical Education and Sports

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University, Chennai, ‘Effect of Yogic 16. Mr. Abdul Majeed Bhat, University of Practices and Therapeutic Exercises Delhi, ‘Effects of Behavioral Parent on Selected Physiological, Clinical Training Programme on Levels of stress and Psychological Variables among in Primary Caregivers of Children with Backache Affected Men.’ Intellectual Disabilities’.

9. Mr. Baskaran P., Tamil Nadu Physical 17. Mr. Vikas Kumar Sharma, Dev Education and Sports University, Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Gayatrikunj Chennai, ‘Effects of Yogasana Stretching - Shantikunj, Haridwar, ‘Effects of Exercise and Concurrent Practices on Hypnotherapy on Malignancy and Selected Physiological Biochemical Associated Conditions’. and Immunoglobulin Status among Information Technology Sector Men.’ 18. Ms. Vibhav Singh, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, ‘Exploring the 10. Ms. Anila M.M., Pondicherry University, Concept of International Communication ‘Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction at Manufacturing Industry’. for Reducing Anxiety, Enhancing Self Control, and Improving Academic 19. Mr. Bharat Chandra Sahoo, Performance Among Adolescent Pondichery University, ‘Moderating Students’. Role of Emotional Intelligence and Psychological Capital towards the 11. Ms. Kanchan, Mohan Lal Sukhadia Relationship between Workplace Univ. MLSU, Udaipur, ‘A Study of Ostracism and Work Attitudes’. Psychological Consequences of Human Trafficking and Promoting Well-being 20. Mr. Ravi Kirti Didwania, Mohanlal by Cognitive Behavior Therapy’. Sukhadia University, Udaipur, ‘A Study on Senior Citizen’s Well-being 12. Ms. Divya Jain, MLSU, Udaipur, ‘A by Creative and Group Therapeutic Study of Impact of Parental Counseling Intervention’. on Physically Disabled Adolescents in Relation to Psychological Variables’. 21. Ms. N. Uma Maheshwari, Gandhigram Rural Institute, Gandhigram, Dindigul, 13. Ms. Shilpa Mehta, MLSU, Udaipur, ‘The ‘Role of Media in the Development of Study of Career Development among Women Weavers in Dindigul District’. Tribal & Non Tribal Adolescents’. 22. Ms. Bindu Rani, Central University 14. Ms. Shaina Kapoor, Panjabi University, of Himachal Pradesh, H.P., ‘A Study Patiala, ‘Personality Types and Self- of Domestic Violence against Married regulations: Implication for Creativity’. Women in Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh’. 15. Ms. Shivani Vij, Delhi University, Delhi, ‘Understanding Concept of Gratitude 23. Mr. Ramesh Kumar Singh, Tata in Contemporary Indian Context: An Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, Intergenerational Study’. ‘Standardizations of Railways through

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Managing Competencies among the 31. Ms. Rupal Trivedi, Mohan Lal Sukhadia Employees of Diesel Locomotive Works: University, Udaipur, ‘Domestic An Analytical Socio – Psychological Violence on Women in Tribal Society: Perspective’. A Sociological Study with Special Reference to Banswara District’. 24. Mr. Prabhat Kumar Singh, University of Lucknow, ‘Pollution in River Ganga: 32. Ms. Anju Singh, M.J.P Rohilkhand Impact of Awareness Movement University, Bareilly, ‘Uttar Pradesh ke on Socio-Religious Behavior of the Rajkiya Mook- Badhir Vidyalon main People’. Adhyayanrat Chatra- Chatraon Ka Samajshastriya Adhyayan’. 25. Mr. Jomon P.V, University of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Education and Social 33. Ms. Priyanka Kanwar Devara, Development: A Comparative Study of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur, State Owned Schools of Kerala from a ‘MNREGA and Tribes (Impact on Tribal Social Capital Perspective’. Life) : A Sociological Study’.

26. Ms. Jean Gifty J., Madras School of 34. Ms. Srirupa Bhattacharya, JNU, New Delhi, ‘Gurusin a Liberalised Polity and Social Work, ‘A Study on the Process of Economy: The Politics of Personal and Surviving Child Sexual Abuse’. Social Well Being in the Discourage of 27. Ms. Shilawntee Bai Maskare, ‘Panchayati Two Religious Organizations’. Raj Sansthaon main Anusuchit Jati 35. Ms. Shameela Malhotra, University aiwam Anusuchit Janjati ki Nirwachil of Rajasthan, ‘Gender, Edcuation and Mahilaon ki Bhagidari ka Unki Samajik Development (A Sociological Study in Gatisheelta par Prabhav’. Jaipur District)’.

28. Ms. Urmi Bhattacharya, JNU, ‘Symbols 36. Ms. Sumedha Dutta, JNU, New Delhi, and Meanings: Pictorial – Narrative ‘Religion and Civil Society in India: Tradition in West Bengal, Jharkhand A Study of Ramakrishna Mission, and Rajasthan’. Shiromani Gurudwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and Don Bosco 29. Ms. Sanghita Datta, JNU, ‘Contested Foundation’. Borders and Power Politics: A Study of the Indian Enclave Migrants in the Border 37. Mr. Rishi Kant Prajapati, JNU New Regions of India and Bangladesh’. Delhi, ‘Migration and Rural Households: A Sociological Study of Chitrakoot 30. Ms. Neelam Ramola, Hamewati District (U.P.)’. Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, Srinagar, ‘Jaunsari Janjati ki Mahilayon 38. Mr Brijesh Kumar, Ver Kunwar Singh par Adhunikikaran ka Prabhav: Ek University, Agra, ‘Bihar ke Vartman Samajshastriya Adhyayan (Tehsil Samajik Parivesh main Ucch Shiksha ki Chakrata ke vishesh sandharbh mein)’. Chunautiyan’.

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39. Mr. Sarada Prasanna Das, JNU, New Foreign Capital Flows in India since Delhi, ‘Livelihood, Environment and 1990s’. Development State: Consonances and Dissonances in the Mining Areas of 47. Ms. Sutapa Majumdar, University of Orissa’. Pune, ‘Unorganized Labour Markets in India, Incomes and Survival Strategies: 40. Ms. Shivani Singh, University of A Gender Perspective Post 1991’. Rajasthan, ‘Globalization and Socio- cultural Changes in Families (A 48. Ms. Shalini Chaudhary, H.N.B. Garhwal Sociologiacal Study in the City of University Srinagar, ‘Uttarakhand, Jaipur’. Problems and Prospects of Human Resource Development in Garhwal 41. Ms. Swati Singh, Central Univeristy Division of Uttarkhand (A Case Study of Himachal Pradesh, Dharmshala, of Haridwar District)’. HP, ‘Microfinancing through Self Help Group Bank Linkage Programme: An 49. Ms. Amandeep Kaur, Panjab University, Analysis of Financial Tool in Himachal Chandigarh, ‘Agricultural Performance Pradesh’. in Uttar Pradesh: A District Level Study’. 42. Mr. R. Elavarasan, Periyar University, Salem, TamilNadu, ‘An Analysis of 50. Ms. R. Sangeetha, Tamil Nadu Impact of Tax Reforms among Salaried Agricultural University, ‘Internal Assessees in Tamilnadu’. External Benefit and External Cost in the Economics of Agro Forestry in Tamil 43. Mr. C. Sankar, Periyar University, Nadu’. Salem, TamilNadu, ‘A Comparative Study on Performance of Public Sector 51. Ms. Jaweriah Hazrana, Jamia Millia General Insurance and Private Sector Islamia, ‘Causality between Agricultural General Insurance in Salem District - Transformation and Environmental Tamil Nadu’. Health – A Case Study of Rural Delhi’. 44. Mr. Aggidi Aravind, Osmania University, 52. Mr. Showkat Ahmad Bhat, Jamia Millia Hyderabad, ‘An Evaluation of Strategic Islamia, ‘Impact of Institutional Credit Human Resource Management Practices on Agricultural Output: A Case Study of in Pharmaceutical Industry- A Study’. District Pulwama (J&K)’. 45. Ms. Antarjeeta Nayak, National Institute 53. Mr. Vikram Singh, Gulbarga University, of Technology, Rourkela, ‘Psycho- Gulbarga, ‘Inclusive Growth and Social and Political Determinants of Dalit Community India: With Special Poverty for Sustainable Development: Reference to Hyderabad Karnataka A Study on Urban Slums of Steel City, Region’. Rourkela’. 54. Mr. Rakesh Sharma, Panjabi University, 46. Mrs. A. Pandiammal, Arul Anandar Patiala, ‘Agricultural Innovation System College, Madurai, ‘An Analysis of and Agricultural Development in India’.

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55. Mr. Showkat Ahmad Shah, Jamia Millia 63. Mr. K. Kannan, GOBI Arts & Science Islamia, ‘Economic Valuation of an College, Tamil Nadu, ‘An Institutional Urban Wetland- A Case Study of Dal Assessment of Socio- Economic, Cutural Lake in Jammu & Kashmir’. and Environmental Impact of Inadequate Sanitation on Human Health: A Case 56. Mr. Vijay Kumar Yadav, Vikram from Erode District in Tamil Nadu’. University, Ujjain, ‘Uttar Pradesh main Dugdh Dairy Vikas: Ek Vishleshan 64. Mr. Arshad Hussain Bhat, University (Parag Sehkari Dugdh Dairy ke Vishesh of Kashmir, Srinagar, ‘Inter- District Sandharb main)’. Comparison of Women Participation in 57. Mr. Kolape Anil Dattu, Shivaji Farm Activities in Rural Kashmir’. University, Kolhapur, ‘An Economic 65. Mr. Aasif Hussain Nengroo, University Assessmant of Kisan Credit Card of Kashmir, ‘Inter-District Comparison Scheme in Kolhapur District’. of Child Labour in the Carpet Weaving 58. Mr. Arvind Shukla, JNU, New Delhi, Industry of Kashmir- A Micro Study’. ‘The Composition of Public Expenditure and its Impact on Growth since 1980s: 66. Mr. Sukhdev Singh, Punjabi University, A Disaggregated Analysis for Indian Patiala, ‘Rural Indebtedness in Punjab: States’. An Empirical Analysis’. 59. Mr. Sunil Kumar Kushwaha, Vikram 67. Mr. Prashant Kumar, HNB Garhwal University, Ujjain, ‘M.P Main Khudra University, Srinagar, ‘Impact of Climate Vyapar aiwam Upbhokta Vyavahar Change on Traditional Crop Diversity, (Ujjain Shahar ke sandharb main)’. Productivity and Food Security in Mountains of Uttarakhand’. 60. Mr.K. Ravi Kumar, S.K. University, Anantpur, ‘Economics of Drought 68. Mr. Ajay Parmar, Magadh University, Management : Under Water Shed Bodh Gaya, Bihar, ‘Labour Migration: Development Programme in Selected A Study of Kaimur District in Bihar’. Mandals of Anantapur Districts of A.P.’. 69. Mr. Kunj Bihari Khandelwal, University of Rajasthan, ‘Financial Inclusion and 61. Mr. Mohammed Ashfaq Ahamed, Equitable Growth: An Analysis’. Karnatak University, Pavate Nagar, Dharwad, ‘Educational Development 70. Ms. Nidhi Yadav, University of in Karnataka - Challenges for Inclusive Lucknow, ‘Disparity and Development: Growth’. A Socio- Economic Analysis of Lucknow District’. 62. Mr. Varun Miglani, Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics, ‘Economics and 71. Ms. Piu Chatterjee, Tata Institute of Sustainability of Contract Farming (A Social Sciences, ‘Real Estate, Housing Case of Onion and Potato Cultivation in and Exclusion of Urban Poor in Urban Maharashtra)’. India: A Case of Navi Mumbai’.

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72. Ms. Archana Namdeo, Durgawati Analysis of Commercial Banks (Public University, Jabalpur, ‘Krishi Padyatiyan & Private) in Kangra District’. aiwam Paryavaran (Arunachal Pradesh ke Sandharbh mein ek Bhougolik 80. Mr. Srikant Misra, Integral University, Adhyayan’. Lucknow, ‘Study of Issues & Challenges in Managing Quality of Management 73. Mr. G. Raja Goud, Osmania University, Education in India with Special ‘Irrigation and Cropping Pattern in Reference to Uttar Pradesh’. Warangal District’. 81. Mr. Vijay Joshi, Mohan Lal Sukhadia 74. Ms. Sambedna Jena, National Institute of University, Udaipur, ‘Employee’s Technology, Odisha, ‘Competency based Perception about Merger in Banking Executive Performance Assessment in Industry’. Manufacturing Sectors: An Empirical Analysis’. 82. Mr. Rama Koteswara Rao. Kondasani, National Institute of Technology 75. Ms. Sunita Panda, National Institute of Rourkela, ‘Managing Customer Technology, Odisha, ‘Organisational Perceived Service Quality in Private Efforts toward Effective Executive Health Care Sector in India’. Talent Management: A Comparative Study’. 83. Mr. B. Hari Krishna, Osmania University, ‘Impact of Television Advertisements on 76. Ms. Pavithra. S, Anna University, Children’. Coimbatore, ‘A Study on Work Place Issues of Women in Legal Profession in 84. Mr. Suresh Kandulapati, University Tamilnadu’. of Hyderabad, ‘A Measure of Service Quality for Indian Telecom Sector: Scale 77. Ms. Nisha Bharti, Tata Institue of Social Development and Validation’. Sciences, ‘Informalisation of Labour in Garment Manufacturing: A Study in 85. Mr. Kamal Gupta, Central University of Mumbai’. Himachal Pradesh, ‘Risk Management for Indian Multinational Corporation’. 78. Ms. Namrita Kalia, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, ‘A Study of 86. Mr. Amit Katoch, Central University the Relationship between Employee of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Impact of Engagement, Organisational Culture Rural Tourism to Local Community: and Job Performance of Employess Comparative Perspectives on Punjab as Determined by Organisational and and Himachal Pradesh’. Demographic Variables’. 87. Mr. Arun Sharma, Central University of 79. Ms. Jatinder Kaur, Central University of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Study of Adventure Himachal Pradesh, ‘Evaluation of Non- Tourism Potentials therein : A Study Financial and Financial Parameters as of Himachal Pradesh from Service Corporate Governance Indicators - An Marketing Prospective’.

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88. Mr. Gaurav Katoch, Central University 96. Ms. Pragati Shukla, University of of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Micro Lucknow, ‘Child Issues and their Enterprises in Rural Non Farm Sector Representation in Indian Cinema’. in Himachal Pradesh: An Empirical Study in Production, Technology and 97. Mr. Rangula Karunakar, Osmania Marketing’. University, ‘A Study on the Role of Electronic and Print Media towards the 89. Mr. Avinash Rana, Central University Participation of Women in Panchayat of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Micro and Raj Institutions’. Small Enterprises in Himachal Pradesh: 98. Mr. Jyoti Ranjan Sahoo, Jamia Millia Understanding Factors Underlying Islamia University, ‘Margin and Media: Success and Failure’. A Study on Media Life of Santal Group 90. Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, Central University in Odisha’. of Himachal Pradesh, ‘Corporate 99. Mr. Mochish K.S, Tata Institute of Financing Decision: A Study of Indian Social Sciences, ‘The Print Media and Firms’. Land Struggles in Kerala: A Historical 91. Ms. Tanushree, Gautam Budha Analysis, 1930-2010’. University, Greater Noida, ‘The Khap 100. Ms. Divya Agarwal, Mohanlal Sukhadia Panchayats : Their Origin, Socio- University, Udaipur, ‘A Study of Hospital cultural Significance and Relevance in Waste Management in Hospitals of Contemporary Period’. Udaipur District Head Quarter’.

92. Ms. Shibi. K, Sree Sankaracharya 101. Ms. Apporva Singh, Lucknow University of Sankrit, Kalady University, Uttar Pradesh, ‘Vidhansabha Ernakulam, Kerala, ‘Transctions and main Vipaksh ki Bhumika (12th, 13th Transformations of Kalameluttu in and 14th Vidhansabha)’. Malabar’. 102. Ms. Bhawna Sharma, University of 93. Ms. Karmjit Kaur, Panjabi University, Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Dakshin Aishiai Desh Patiala, ‘Role of Select Women in Ve Nai Antarashtriya Arthvyavastha Political and Social Activities in Punjab 1991 Se Vartman Tak’. (1900-1966)’. 103. Ms. Sunita Baghele, Vikram University, 94. Ms. Dimple, Panjabi University, Patiala, ‘Janjatiya Samaj Main Rajnitik ‘Mysticism in Bhagavad Gita: An Samajikaran Ka Badalta Paridrishya: Analytical Study’. Jile ke Vishesh Sandharbh Main Ek Adhyayan’. 95. Mr. Kashmir Dhankhar, JNU, ‘Construction of Multiple `Histories’ 104. Ms. Sunayana, Guru Nanak Dev and Contemporary Punjab Society, University, ‘International Nuclear 1966-2011’. Regimes and India’s Nuclear Policy

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under Coalition Governments (1996- 114. Mr. Nishu Kumar, Panjabi University, 2011)’. Patiala, ‘Panchayati Raj Vyavsatha mein Mahilayon ka Pratinidhitva: Meerut 105. Ms. Vidisha Shukla, JNU, ‘Determinants Janpad ke vishesh sandarbh mein’. of Pakistan’s Nuclear Policy (1972-2011)’. 115. Mr. Sumit Kumar Bansal, Panjabi University, Patiala, ‘Bhartiya Sanghiya 106. Ms. Mithlesh Kumari, MPISSR, Ujjain, Vyavastha: Naye Rajyon ke Gathan ki ‘Bharat mein Rajya Rajniti ki Ubharti Maang ke Sandharbh main adhyayan’. Pravartiyan: Uttar Pradesh Rajya ke Vidhansabha -2007 aiwam Loksabha- 116. Mr. Varinder Singh, Panjabi University, Patiala, ‘Role of Regional Political 2008 Nirvachno ke Sandharbh main’. Parties in Coalition Era: A Case Study 107. Ms. Juliet Susana Lobo, University of National Conference’. of Delhi, ‘Indo-US Relations and 117. Mr. Navjot Bir Singh, Panjabi University, China as a Factor: A Balance of Power Patiala, ‘Multilateral Counter-Piracy Perspective’. Mechanisms in Maritime Asia: A Comparative Study of the Gulf of Aden 108. Ms. Kshipra Sharma, JNU, ‘Indo-US and the Strait of Malacca’. Relations and China as a Factor: A Balance of Power Perspective’. 118. Mr. Harinarayan Singh, Panjabi University, Patiala, ‘Aantrik Suraksha ki 109. Ms. Shabiya Banu Sayed, Mohan Lal Samasya aiwam Naksalwad: Mirzapur Sukhdia University, Udaipur, ‘Impact of ve Sonbhadra jile ke vishesh Sandarb Legal Sanction on Women Empowerment main’. : Special Reference to Udaipur’. 119. Mr. Rajesh Singh Yadav, Panjabi University, Patiala, ‘Political 110. Ms. Sandhya Ranawat, Mohan Lal Development in Egypt – 1981 – 2011’. Sukhdia University, Udaipur, ‘Role and Representation of Youth in 15th 120. Ms. Aneesha Verma, University Loksabha’. of Delhi, ‘Metaphors of Women’s Sexual Objectification in the Indian 111. Ms. Parveen Begam, Panjabi University, Workplace’. Patiala, ‘Role of Congress Party as an 121. Ms. Aradhana Panigrahi, National Opposition in Punjab Since 1967’. Institute of Technology, Rourkela, Odisha, ‘A Study of Positive Health and 112. Ms. Gurpreet Kaur, Panjabi University, Compliance Behaviour as Indicators of Patiala, ‘Gender Equality: Sikh Ideology Health Management Skill’. & Practice’. 122. Ms. Smriti Singh, University of Delhi, 113. Ms. Shilpa Vijay, Panjabi University, ‘Social Diversity and Formation Patiala, ‘India & South Africa: A Study of of Identity: Implication for Social Bilateral and Multilateral Relationship’. Interaction’.

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123. Ms. Himanshi Rastogi, University 131. Ms. Priyanka Singh, Banasthali of Delhi, ‘Personal and Contextual Vidyapith, ‘Adjustment to School Influences on Pro-environmental Change- An Investigation of Patterns Behaviour’. and Correlates in 11th Class Students’. 124. Ms. Shweta Sharma, M.S.University 132. Ms. Monika, Banasthali Vidyapith, of Baroda, ‘Optimism and Social ‘Patterns of Child Abuse and Neglect in Competencies as a Function of Parents Rural Children; An Exploration’. Emotional Intelligence’. 133. Mr. Khamkar Rajendra Dhondibba, 125. Ms. Pragya Sahare, Dev Sanskriti Shivaji University, Kohlapur, ‘An Vishwavidyalaya, Gayatri Kung- Evaluative Study of Information Seeking Shantikunj Haridwar, Uttarakhand, Behaviour of the Faculty Members of ‘Effects of Spiritually Augmented LIS Education Mahrastra State’. Cognitive Restructuring Anxiety and 134. Ms. Mallika Shekhar, Banasthali Depressive Symptoms among Women University, Rajasthan, ‘Effect of with Breast Cancer’. Remuneration on Organisation Based 126. Mr. Pravakar Duari, Pondicherry Self Esteem & Performance of Teacher University, ‘Thriving at Workplace: Educators’. Verifying the Role of Unit Contextual 135. Mr. Viswanath. S, Department of Features, Renewable Social Resources Physical Education, Bharathidasan and Agentic Work Behavior’. University, Tiruchirappalli, ‘Bio- 127. Mr. Mahesh Kumar Maurya, BHU, mechanical, Kinanthropometrical and Varanasi, U.P., ‘Effects of Gender on Performance Analysis of Elite Hockey Perceptions of the Work Environment, Players’. Mental Health Status and Job Satisfaction 136. Mr. Sudhir Kumar, University of of Employees in Police Organisations’. Lucknow, ‘Uuch Madhyamik Star ke 128. Mr. Kuldeep Singh, Punjab University, Vidyarthiyon ke jokhim Poorna Vyavhar Chandigarh, ‘Psychological Profile of par unke Aakanksha Star, Aatm Jagrukta University Level Boxers’. Tatha Samajik- Aarthik Sthiti Ke Prabhav Ka Adhyayan’. 129. Mudassir Hassan, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi, ‘Religiosity, 137. Mr. B. Soundiram, Tamailnadu Physical Temperament, Character and Socio- Education and Sports University, ‘Effect demographic Profile of Released and of Varied Yogic Practices on Selected Surrendered Militants of Kashmir’. Physiological Bio Chemical and Psychological Variables Among Middle 130. Ms.Mayanka Singh, Banasthali Aged Type 2 Diabetic Women’. Vidyapith, ‘Attitude and Knowledge about Family Planning and Contraception 138. Mr. Are Srinivasareddy, Osmania among College Students in Tonk District University, ‘Perceptions of Protagonists of Rajasthan’. on Right to Education Act 2009’.

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139. Ms. K. Vijayalaxmi, Osmania University, Programmes on Socio-Economic ‘Status and Perception of the Society on Development in Kashmir- An Analysis Women and Girls Education’. of MNREGA’.

140. Ms. Sadhvi Kalra, Tata Institue of Social 148. Mr. Sibi George, College of Social Work, Sciences, ‘Sexual Abuse and Mental Mumbai, ‘A Study on Management Health of Vulnerable Adolescents: A Strategies of National Level Non- Study of Street Children in Delhi and Governmental Organizations Working Mumbai’. for the Care and Protection of the Children in India’. 141. Ms. Ritu Sharma, Jamia Millia Islamia, ‘Identifying Predictions of Turn 149. Ms. Kajal Pradhan, North Eastern Hill Over Behaviour – A Study of Dealer University, ‘A Sociological Study of Employees’. Lamaism in Sikkim’.

142. Ms. Deepika Rose Alex, JNU, ‘Exploring 150. Ms. Khushboo Jain, University of Delhi, Dalit Women’s Agency and its ‘A Sociological Study of Street Children Representation in Ayyankali Anti-Caste and Youth in Delhi’. Movement in Kerala (1893-1942)’. 151. Ms. Rajakala.R., Bharathidasan 143. Ms Shumila Nazir, Jamia Milllia Islamia, University, ‘Job Satisfaction among ‘Impact of Armed Conflict on Children the School Teachers- A Multilevel in Kashmir’. Analysis’. 152. Ms. Neelam Jakhar, University of 144. Mr. Banashankarayya M, Gulbarga Rajasthan, ‘A Sociological Study of University, ‘A Study on Psycho- Social Attrocities on Scheduled Castes in Jaipur and Economic Status of Deserted Women District’. in Gulbarga District of Karnataka’. 153. Ms. Hemlata. B. Katti, Gulbarga 145. Mr. Pandurang Sontakke, Tata Institute University, ‘Women in Higher Education: of Social Sciences, ‘Utilization of A Comparative Sociological Study of Maternal Health Care Services in Gulbarga University and Karnataka Maharashtra: Right Based Approach to State Women’s University, Bijapur’. Public Health’. 154. Ms. Ananya Patra, NIT Rourkela, Odisha, 146. Mr. Dada Rajaram Dadas, Tata Institute of ‘Reproductive Health Challenges and Social Sciences, ‘Issues and Challenges Coping Strategies: A Case Study of in Sustainability of Pastoral Livelihood Women Construction Workers’. System in Himalayan Region: A Study of Changpa Community in Ladakh of 155. Mr. Chitaranjan Das, Pondicherry Jammu and Kashmir’. University, ‘Gender and Disaster Preparedness :Explicating the Importance 147. Mr. Mushtaq Ahmed Mulla, Jamia Milia of Social Capital with Special Reference Islamia, ‘Impact of Rural Development to Flood Affected Coastal Odisha’.

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156. Mr. Khadak Singh Chouhan, Babasaheb Jalgrahan Kchetra Prabandhan Mission Ambedkar National Institute of Social Ka Gramin Vikas Prabhav’. Sciences, ‘Baiga Janjati Vikas ki Shaskiya Yojnaon Ka Unke Samajik 165. Mr. Mallesh Bijjala, Osmania University, Jeevan Par Prabhav Ka Ek Samajshastriya ‘An Integrated Study of Environmental Adhyayan’. Demographic Factors for an Ecological Sustainable Management in Sherpalle 157. Mr. Abhishek Kalyane, Vikram Region of Nalgonda District of Andhra University, ‘Ek Anusuchit Jati Ki Shiksha Pradesh’. evam Swasthya ki Samajik Isthiti ka ek 166. Mr. Katamaiah Kompelli, Osmania Samaj Shastriya Adhyayan, Ujjain Jile University, ‘Agricultural Land Use ke Vishesh Sandarbh mein’. and Resource Development in Parts 158. Mr. Fayaz Ahmad Bhatt, Jamia Milia of Nalgonda District Using RS & GIS Islamia, ‘Primary Education in a Techniques’. Kashmir village: A Sociological Study’. 167. Mr. Amit Kashyap, HNB Garhwal Central University, Srinagar, ‘Changing 159. Mr. Bahubali. S. Vankudari, Gulbarga Pattern of Agricultural Land Use in University, ‘Status of Public Health in Haridwar District, Uttrakhand’. Bijapur City: Sociological Study’. 168. Mr. Vijay Kumar Palwal, Government 160. Mr. Sharanagouda S. H, Gulbarga College, Ajmer, ‘Changing Land Use University, ‘Occupational Stress Pattern in Ajmer District (9th And 10th and Health of Working Women: A 5 Year Plan Period)’. Sociological Study in Gulbarga City’. 169. Mr. Rajesh Raushan, University Of 161. Ms. Shailaja Midha, University of Mysore, ‘Child Health and Social Rajasthan, ‘Gandhi Ki Patrakarita Differentials in India: Cast and Ka Bharatiya Swatantrata Andolan Neighborhood Effect’. Me Yogdan: Ek Samalochnatmak 170. Mr. Mahesh. R, Tata Institute of Social Vivechan’. Sciences and Research, ‘Evaluation of Service Quality, Passenger Satisfaction 162. Mr. Yash Kumar Singh, University of and Behavioural Intention of Transport Rajasthan, Jaipur Ke Riksaw Chalko Ki Sector: A Case Study of Tamil Nadu Madyapan Pravarti Ke Sandhrab Me Ek State Transport Corporation’. Samajshastriya Adhyayan’. 171. Mr. Selvakumar, Periyar University, 163. Ms. D. Indira, Osmania University, Tamil Nadu, ‘A Study on Problems ‘Land Use and Resource Management: and Practices in Milk Production and A Spatial and Temporal Analysis in Procurement in Salem District’. Nizamabad District’. 172. Ms. T.Rajeswari, Annamalai University, 164. Mr. Mohd. Amit Qureshi, Devi Ahilya ‘Influence of Quality of Work Life on Vishvidyalaya, Indore, ‘Rajiv Gandhi Psychological Well Being’.

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173. Ms. M. Madhu Latha, Osmania 182. Ms. Shipra Panwar, Vanasthali University, Hyderabad, ‘A Study on University, Rajasthan, ‘Institutional Purchase Pattern of Lifestyle Products Credit and Agricultural Development among Women Consumers with Special -A Study of Baghara Block in Muzaffar Reference to Karimnagar Region’. nagar District (1991-92 to 2009-2010)’.

174. Mr. Balaji. K, Periyar University, 183. Ms. A. Sushila, Osmania University, Tamil Nadu, ‘A Study on Distribution Hyderabad, ‘Impact of Microfinance Strategies in Salem Dairy Industry’. on Socio-economic Aspects of the Households (A Case Study of 175. Ms. Manimekalai. P, Periyar University, Mahabubnagar District of Andhra Salem, ‘A Study on Opportunities for Pradesh)’. Women Entrepreseurship in Dairy Industry in Salem District’. 184. Ms. Sarita Yadav, Banaras Hindu University, ‘Employment and Economic 176. Mr. T. Ratnkara Chary, Osmania Empowerment of Women in Varanasi University, ‘A Study on Khadhi and City’. Village Industries in India during Pre and Post Reforms Era’. 185. Gunda Boyena Sudha, Osmania University, ‘Rural Credit Delivery 177. Mr. Hrideshwer Gupta, Vikram System in Andhra Pradesh-A Case Study University, Ujjain, ‘Growth of of Deccan Grammena Bank’. Agriculture in Region’. 186. Mr. Deepak Kumar, Punjabi University, 178. Mr. M. Ramanjaneyulu Yerraguntla, Sri Patiala, ‘Intellectual Capital and Krishnadevaraya University, Anantpur, Performance in Indian Banking’. ‘Impact of Public Expenditure on School Education in A. P. : A Case Study of 187. Mr. K. Upender, Osmania University, Anantpur Distt.’. Hyderabad, ‘Economy of Rural Artisans- Problems and Prospects- A Study of 179. Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Malik, Vikram Nalgonda Distt. in A.P.’. University, Ujjain, ‘Economics of Fruits in J & K State (with special reference to 188. Kumari Neelmani Choubey, Vikram Apples)’. University, Ujjain, ‘Economics of Professional Education-A Study’. 180. Ms. Srirupa Sinha, University of kalyani, ‘Qualitative Aspects of Primary 189. Mr. Govind Patidar, Vikram University, Education-An Economic Analysis with Ujjain, ‘The Role of Microfinance in Special Reference to Selected Urban Economic Development of M.P.’. Areas of West Bengal’. 190. Mr. Pawan Kumar Jaiswal, Devi Ahilya 181. Ms. Doredla Sreedevi, Kakatiya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, ‘Kapas Udyog University, ‘Economics of Coal Mines-A mai Udhmita Palayan with Reference to Study in Telangana Region of A.P.’. Badwani Distt of M.P.’.

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191. Ms. Samita Behl, Punjabi University, 200. Mr. Vimal Nayan Pandey, JNU, ‘India- Patiala, ‘International Migration, South Africa Security Relations’. Remittances and Resource Allocation in Rural Households of Punjab’. 201. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Singh, JNU, ‘The Regulation of Transnational Media 192. Mr. Walekar Pramod, Shivaji University, Corporations in International Law: A Kolhapur, ‘Marketing of Grapes in Critical Study’. Sangli District’. 202. Ms. Navodita Pande, JNU, ‘Impact 193. Mr. V Kumara Swamy, Kakatiya of Opinion Poll and Exit Poll during University, Warangal, ‘Ageing and Elections on Media Audience’. Develoment among Economically 203. Ms. Neelam, University of Rajasthan, Socially Vulnerable Groups-A Study of ‘Beesvi Shatbadi me Urdu Patra Patrikao Telangna Region in A.P.’. Ka Rajupatana ke Rajnetik, Samajik aur 194. Mr. M. Anjaneyulu, Gundu, Sri Arthik Shetra Me Yogdan’. Krishnadevaraya University, A.P., 204. Mr. Adhrit Chandra Pati Tripathi, ‘Economics of Paddy Cultivation in Assam University, ‘Participatory AP-A Study of Anantpur Distt’. Communication for Rural Development: 195. Ms. Radha K., Periyar University, A Study of Raebareli and Varanasi Salem, ‘Effectiveness of Television Districts in Uttar Pradesh, India’. Advertisements on Consumer Purchase 205. Ms. Shabnum Nabi, Kashmir University, Decision’. ‘Role of Indian National Congress in the Politics of Jammu and Kashmir’. 196. Ms. Har Sandeep Kaur Bhangoo, Panjabi Uniersity, Patiala, ‘India’s 206. Ms. Maneesha Tripathi, Jamia Millia Services Exports: Growth, Performance Islamia, ‘A Comparative Analysis of and Policy Issues’. European Union and ASEAN’.

197. Mr. Kannan. L, Periyar University, 207. Ms. Inshah Malik, JNU, ‘Political ‘An Analysis of the Foreign Direct Struggles, Agency and Muslim Women: Investment and Economic Growth in A Study of Three Resistance Movements India’. in Kashmir’.

198. Mr. P.Kannan, Periyar University, ‘A 208. Ms. Priyadarshini Ghosh, JNU, ‘A Study on Factors Influencing Impulse Critical Assessment of Soft Power: Buying Products with Special Reference Indian and Chinese Engagements’. to Salem City’. 209. Ms. Deepmala Mishra, JNU, ‘Identity 199. Mr. G. Anbalagan, Periyar University, ‘A Politics after 9/11: A Comparative Study on Innovative Banking Services Study of Muslims in France and the in Rural Areas to TamilNadu-India’. Netherlands’.

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210. Ms. Deepa Sharma, University of India: A Case Study of Telugudesham Rajasthan, ‘Atankwad ki Samasya: Party’. Gandhya Vikalp’. 220. Md. Irfan, Jamia Millai Islamia, ‘Rise 211. Ms. Shefali Manhas, JNU, ‘Women’s and Fall of a Regional Party in North Activism and Resistance: A Study of India: A Case Study of Rastriya Janta Women’s Organisation in Kashmir Since Dal in Bihar 1997-2012’. 1990’. 221. Mr. Zubair Ahmed Bader, Jamia Millai Islamia University, ‘Minorities, 212. Ms. Laxmi Ku. Chundawat, Mohanlal Citizenship and Democracy: An Indian Sukhadia University, Udaipur, ‘Role of Context’. the Chairmen of the Municipal Council of Udaipur’. 222. Mr. Virpal Singh, Punjabi University, Patiala, ‘Inter State Boundary and Water 213. Ms. Khushbu Gupta, JNU, ‘Women’s Dispute in India: A Study of Punjab and Movement in Turkey’. Haryana’. 214. Ms. Arundhati Sharma, JNU, ‘Coalition- 223. Mr. Mukesh Kumar Srivastava, JNU, Building at the World Trade Organation: ‘Role of Civil Society in Democratic South Asia’s Negotiating Positions, Transition: A Comparative Study of 1995-2011’. Nepal and Pakistan, 1990-2010’.

215. Ms. Anita Jangir, University of 224. Mr. Alok Kumar, JNU, ‘Microfinance Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Bharat Ki Vartman and Rural Development’. Samasyan Evm Gandhiwadi Vikalp: Ek 225. Mr. Narayan Patidar, D.A.V.V, Indore, Adhyan’. Madhya Pradesh, ‘Panchayati Raj 216. Ms. Upasana Garg, Punjabi University, Vyastha Ke Antergat Adwasi Mahila Patiala, ‘Role of Opposition in Netratva Ka Rajnetik Samajik Evam Loksabha in Coalition Era since 1996: Arthik Swraop’. An Analysis’. 226. Mr. Hukam Singh, C. C. S. University, Meerut, ‘Bharat Me Dalit Rajnetik 217. Ms. Mubeena, University of Rajasthan, Chetana: Udbhav Evam Vikas Janpad- ‘Mev Mahilao Ki Samajik, Rajneetik Sahranpur Ke Vishes Sandarbh Me’. sthiti Evm Drastikon Ka Adhyayan’. 227. Mr. Kush Kumar Gayasen, JNU, 218. Mr. Manoj Kumar Batar, University of ‘Assessing the China Factor in India’s Rajasthan, ‘Panchyati Raj Mai Rajnetic Maritime Doctrines: A Study of The Nertitwa Evam Prashnik Adhikariyo Ke China-India Naval Interface in the Indian Madhya Antersambandh (Sikar Jile Ka Ocean Region’. Addhyan)’. 228. Mr. Sajad Ahmed Padder, University 219. Mr. Tadde Naga Raju, Andhra University, of Kashmir, Srinagar, ‘India-Pakistan Vikshapatnam, ‘Emergence of Parties in Trade Relations’.

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229. Mr. Sushil Kumar, M.P. Institute of Vidhik Adhikar: Gharelu Hinsa, Mahila Social Science Research, ‘A Study of Saranshan AdHinium, 2005 (Jodhpur Empowerment of Rural Women through Jile Ka Adhyayan)’. Political Participation in Panchayati Raj Institutions: with Special Reference to 238. Mr. Abhay Singh Yadav, University of District of Madhya Predesh’. Rajasthan, ‘9/11 Ke Paschyat Dakshin Asia Ke Sandarbh Mein Americi Videsh 230. Mr. Showkat Ahmed Sheikh, University Neeti Ka Adhyayan’. of Kashmir, ‘Kashmir Politics and Role of National Conference since 1982’. 239. M. Suresh Chand Sharma, University of Rajasthan, ‘Rajasthan Mein Panchayati 231. Mr. Braja Kishore Sahoo, Ravenshaw Raj Vyastha Mein Gram Sabha Ki University Odisa, ‘Ecological Justice Bhumika (Alwar Jile Ke Visesh Sandarbh Movements and Gandhi’s Ecological Mein Ek Adhyayan)’. Vision: A Study of Developmental Projects in Odisha’. 240. Mr. Sanju Sharma, University of Rajasthan, ‘United Nations and Women 232. Ms. Saroj Swami, University of Empowerment’. Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Bharat Mein Nirvachan Vyavastha Sudhar aiwam 241. Ms. Neha Singh, University of Rajasthan, Chunoti ke Sandharbh Mein ek ‘Changing Pattern of the Party System Adhyayan’. in India’. 233. Ms. Meenakshi Sharma, University 242. Ms. Anna Thomas, JNU, ‘Grass Roots of Rajasthan, ‘Mahila Sashktiran Me Democracy in People’s Republic of Gair Sarkari Sanghthnon Ki Bhumika China 1987-1998’. Ka Adhyayan (Japur Jile Ke Sandarbh 243. Ms. Alphons George, Arignar Me)’. Anna Government Arts College, 234. Ms. Mohani Sharma, University of Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, ‘Impact Rajasthan, ‘Gandhi Ka Khadi Dershan: of Vaikom Satyagraha on the Socio- Sumsamyik Prasangikta’. Political History of Kerala and Tamil Nadu’. 235. Ms. Shika Samaria, University of Rajasthan, ‘Rajasthan Rajya Nirvachan 244. Ms. Kulnaz Kaur, Punjabi University, Ayog: Sthaniya Nikyon ke Chunao mein Patila, ‘Towards Modernity: Changing Bhumika’. Gender Relations in Rural Colonial Punjab’. 236. Ms. Tanu Sharma, University of Rajasthan, ‘Bharat Mein Loktantra Evm 245. Ms. Rashmi Chauhan, University of Bhrastachar Ki Chunoti: Sansthanik Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Bhartiya Prashasnik Samadhan Ki Sambhavnaye’. Vyavastha main Niyamkiya Sansthayen: Bhartiya Doorsanchar Niyamkiya 237. Ms. Meenakshi Maheshwari, University Authority (Telecom RegulatoryAuthority of Rajasthan, ‘Bharat Mein Mahilao Ke of India) Ek Vishesh Adhyayan’.

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246. Ms. Sunita Choudhary, University of 254. Ms. Nirmali Chakraborty, North Eastern Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Grameen Vikas Hill University, Imshing, Mawkynroh, Mein Suchana Prodyoghi ka Mahatva Shillong, Meghalaya ‘Application of -Governance Ke Sandharb Mein: Kota Knowledge Management Tools: A Case Jile Ka Ek Anubhavmulak Prashaasnik Study of Select Organizations’. Adhyan’. 255. Ms. Susmita Bhattacharjee, North 247. Ms. Neha Sharma, University of Eastern Hill University, Unshing, Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Gender Responsive Shillong –Meghalaya, ‘Urban Growth budgeting in Rajasthan: An Imperical and Language Changes in Silchar Study with Special Reference to the Town’. Departmentof Rural Development and Panchayati Raj’. 256. Ms. Shayista Barauh, North – Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, 248. Ms. Anupama. N. Shetty, Tata Institute ‘Women in Public Space: A Study of of Social Science, ‘Strategic Change Women’s Representation in Assam and the Cultural Safety: A Study of Legislative Assembly’. Accredited Hospitals in Mumbai’. 257. Ms. Thokchom Ursa, Manipur University, 249. Ms. Rekha Mali, University of Rajasthan, Canchipur –Imphal, Manipur, ‘Parental ‘Role in the Women Representative Growth and Development of Meitei Leadership in Urban Local Bodies: Prenates’. With Special Reference to Dungarpur District’. 258. Ms. Chandana Bhattacharjya, North 250. Mr. Ratanlal Kumawat, Maharaja Ganga -Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Singh University, Bikaner, ‘Impact of Meghalaya, ‘Conflict Resolution in E-Governance: with Special Reference to Assam: The Role of State and Civil Khetri Panchayat Samiti (An Empirical Society in Resolving Conflict with Study)’. United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA)’. 251. Mr. Vijender Singh, Jamia Millia Islamia University, ‘Why There is Only Few 259. Ms. Mayurakshi Bhuyan, Department Women Managers? A Case Study of of Geography, School of Human Indian Administrative Service’. and Enviromental Sciences, North – Eastern Hill University – Shillong, 252. Mr. MD. Haneef, Osmania University, ‘Water Deficiency in Jorhat Town :A ‘Handloom Weavers Suicides and Geographical Study’. Administrative Response in Andhra Pradesh’. 260. Mr. Ansul Sood, Department of Geography, North- Eastern Hill 253. Ms. Meera Thakur, Himachal Pradesh University, Shilong, ‘Socio-Economic University, ‘Teacher Effectiveness Impact of Ecotourism in the Great as Related to Congnitive Style and Himalayan National Park, Himachal Emotional Competence’. Pradesh’.

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261. Ms. Karabi Konch, Dept. of Sociology, Effect of Operational Special Economic Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, Zones on Environment in India’. ‘Youth and Crime” : A Sociological Study, ( Study based on 400 Offenders 270. Mr. Aviram Sharma, Jawahar Lal Nehru Lodged in the Prisons of Four District of University, New Delhi, ‘Standards, Upper Assam’. Technology and Public Participation: Regulation- Making for Bottled Drinking 262. Ms. Joyshree Nath, NEHU, Shillong, Water Quality in India’. ‘Ganikas in Early India: Their Role in Urban Society and Culture’. 271. Mr. Neeraj Kumar Jaiswal, G.B.T.U. Lucknow, Sitapur Road, Lucknow, 263. Ms. Pinky Dutta, Tezpur University, ‘Effect of Perceived Work Place Values, Assam, ‘Cost Structure and Financial Exhaustion, Job Involvement, Career Sustainability of Microfinance Commitment on Career Satisfaction and Institutions: A Study of Select MFIs in Intention to Leave among the Employees Assam’. of Insurance Sector’.

264. Mr. Prarthana Barua, Tezpur University, 272. Mr. Ashutosh Bishnu Murti, Tata Assam, ‘Social Organisation of Small Institute of Social Science, ‘Labour Tea Plantations of Assam – A Case Study Market Flexibility and Skill Shortage: of Sonitpur District’. A Study on Management Graduates in 265. Ms. Snigdha Ghosh, Gauhati University, India’. ‘A Study on Beliefs and Attitudes of 273. Mr. Mohammad Illyas Sharief, Public towards People with Mental Tata Institute of Social Science, Disorders in Assam’. ‘Understanding the Path-Dependent 266. Ms. Arpita Goswami, Tripura University, Dynamics of Induced Localised ‘Phonetics and Phonology of Shlnteti Technological Change’. Bangla with Implications for Teaching 274. Mr. Narsimhulu Siddula, Osmania English as a Second Language’. University, Hyderabad, ‘Commodities 267. Ms. Bijoyta Das, Gauhati Univeristy, ‘A Derivatives: Effectiveness in Price Study of Adolescents of Kamrup Districts Discovery & Risk Management’. of Assam on the Effects of Internet Use 275. Mr. Prantik Roy, Assam University, on their Academic Achievement’. ‘Impact of Foreign Direct Investment 268. Ms. Nesmita Das, Gauhati University, (FDI) on the Growth of Select Indian ‘Impact of Terror Attacks and Ethnic Industries- An Analytical Study’. Violence on the Mental Health of Victims in Lower Assam’. 276. Mr. Prakash, Gulberga University, ‘Financial Sector Reforms and 269. Ms. Tamali Chakravarti, Indian Institute Non-performing Assets-A Study of of Technology, Bombay, ‘Analyzing the Commercial Banks in Karnataka’.

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277. Mr. Sachita Nanda, University of 286. Ms. Shylaja Mudigonda, Osmania Hyderabad, Hyderabad, ‘Demand and University, Hyderabad, ‘Trends in Power Willingness to Pay for Health Care Production, Consumption and Pollution Services in Odisha’. in Andhra Pradesh (1970-2009)’.

278. Mr. Prakash R. Kengnal, Karnatak 287. Ms. Mili Saxena, Banaras Hindu University, ‘The Process of Urbanization University, ‘Economic Liberalization and Development: Application of and India’s Export Trade in Agricultural Statistical Models’. and Allied Products (1980-2010)’.

279. Mr. Rajeshwar Rao Lingudhari, Kakatiya 288. Ms. Suman, University of Rajasthan, University, Warangal, ‘Empowering ‘Rajasthan Me Nirvachakyee Prakrya- Differently Abled People through 12vee Evm 13vee Vidhansabha Ke Mahatma Gandhi; National Rural Sandarbh Me Shekhawati Shetra Ka Employment Guarantee Scheme-A Adhyan’. Study in Telangana’. 289. Ms. Meenu Singh Chauhan, University 280. Mr. B Prasad, University of Hyderabad, of Rajasthan, ‘73rd Sanvedhanic ‘The Impact of MGNREGA on Sanshodhan Me Praddat Arashan Ka Agriculture in Andhra Pradesh’. Prabhav (Alwar Jile Ki Bharore Evm 281. Ms.\ Priyanka Choubey, Vikram Neemrana Panchyat Samatiyon Ki University, ‘Urban Housing- An Mahilao, Anusuchit Jati Evm Jan-Jatiyon Economic Analysis’. Ke Sandharb Me Adhyayan’.

282. Mr. Garishakurthi Ramesh, Osmania 290. Mr. Parnankusham Mukhesh, Osmania University, Hyderabad, ‘Economic University, Hyderabad, ‘Regional Conditions of Handloom Weavers : It’s Cooperation among South Asian Impact on Weavers Community’. States-A Study SAARC’.

283. Mr. Sachidanand Mishra, Lucknow 291. Mr.Mallikarjun, Gulbarga University, University, ‘An Evolution of Indo-Japan ‘Changing Dimensation of Indo-US Trade since 1991’. Relations in the Post- Cold War Period (1991-2011)’. 284. Mr. E Venkatesh, Osmania University, Hyderabad, ‘Irrigation Projects of 292. Mr. Rajveer, University of Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh-A Case Study of ‘Changing Pattern of The Party System Mahaboob Nagar District’. In India’.

285. Mr. Prasanta K Das, University of 293. Ms. A. Blessie Rajareena, Pondicherry Hyderabad, ‘Public Distribution System Central University, Pondicherry, ‘A in Odisha: A Case Study of Mayurbhanj Study on Parental Problems, Care District with Special Reference to Demands and Use of Support Services Tribes’. for Differently Abled Children’.

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294. Mr. Venkatesulu, S.V. University, 303. Ms. Gargapati Varalakshmi, Tirupati, ‘Welfarism and Tribal Andhra University, Vishkapatnam, Development: A Case Study of Sugali ‘Implementation of Agricultural Policies Tribe in Andhra Pradesh’. and Programmesin Andhra Pradesh: A Case Study of Vishakapatnam District’. 295. Mr. Parandamulu, Osmania University, Hyderabad, ‘Planning, Policies and 304. Ms. Vandana Purohit, North Eastern Strategies for Tribal Development: A Hill University, Meghalaya, ‘Model for Sociological Study of Warangal District Optimum Portfolio Choice for Indian in Andhra Pradesh’. Investors: A Study’.

296. Mr. Chandra Praksh Kapoor, University 305. Ms. T. Jayachitra, Avinasiluigam Institute of Delhi, Delhi, ‘Social Context and for Home Science & Higher Education Development of Religious Identity’. for Women, Coimbatore, ‘Efficiency 297. Mr. Mallikarjun H. Krishnakar, Gulbarga of Indian Industry in the Post Reform University, ‘Effect of Self- Concept and Era’. Emotional Intelligence on Mental Health 306. Mr. Gurpreet Singh, JNU, New Delhi, of Rural and Urban Students’. ‘Rural Non- Farm Employment since 298. Mr. Priyanshi Gupta, Delhi University, Early 1980: A Comparative Study of ‘Fundamental Determinants of Financial Punjab and Bihar’. Integration amongst EMU Countries in the Pre and Post Economic Crisis’. 307. Mr. Rajesh Kawala, Babasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Ratnagiri, 299. Ms. Jenny Benoy, TISS, ‘Measuring Maharastra, ‘Effectivness of DVD Mango the Effectiveness of Cross Cultural Orchad Technology Rejuvenation’. Trainees on the Adjustments Level of Indian Expatriates: An Empirical 308. Ms. Neeta Chauhan, University of Investigation’. Rajasthan, ‘Bharat me Lok Adalat: 300. Mr. Amit Gupta, University Of Vertman Evm Bhavishya’. Rajasthan, ‘Shrmik Mahilaon Ke Schedule Caste (78) Adhikar- Alwar Jile Ki Asangth Kshtra Ki Shrmik Mahilaon Ka Adhyan’. 1. Mr. Sangepu Rajashsekhar, Osmania 301. Ms. Banasmita Bora, University Of University, ‘Impact of the Green Delhi, ‘What Motivates One to be a Part Marketing on Consumer Awareness and of a Process of Insurgency : A Study of Adoption of Green Automobiles’. North-East India’. 2. Shri Ram Chandra, Vikram University, 302. Mr. Indresh Pachauri, Government ‘Sakshrta Vikas ke Vibhin Aayam: College, Kota, Rajasthan, ‘Kota MP Ke Adivasi Bahul Jila Jhabua ke Sambhag Me Paryatan Ki Dasha-Disha vishesh sandarbh mein ek Bhaugolik Samajik evm Aarthik Paripeksh Me’. Adhyayan’.

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3. Sh. Pritam B. Gadem, Nagpur University, Budukkottai and Coimbatore District of ‘Bibliometric Study of Doctoral Theses Tamil Nadu’. in Social Work Awarded by Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, 11. Mr. Vimit Kumar Sankala, MLSU, Nagpur (upto 2010)’. Udaipur, ‘Dynamics of Land Transactions: It’s Impact on Agrarian 4. Mr. Vikram Singh Gahlot, Vikram Society: A Study of Jaipur District’. University, ‘Khadya Suraksha mein Sarvjnik Vitran Pranali ki bhumika ke 12. Mr. Mithlesh Kumar, Mahatama Gandhi adhyayan (M.P. ke Ujjain zile ke vishesh Kashi Vidyapeeth Varanasi, ‘Bhartiya sandarbh mein)’. Rajniti main Samajik Nyay: Dalit Varg ke vishesh sandharb main’. 5. Mr. Rakesh Sisodiya, Vikram University, ‘M.P. mein Vittiye Sansthaon ka Krishi 13. Ms. Megha, University of Delhi, Delhi, Vikas mein Yogdaan’. ‘Criminalizing Rape within Marrige: A Critical Intervention in Socio-political 6. Mr. Rajendra Kumar Arya, Vikram and Legal Understandings’. University, ‘Bharat Ratan Dr. B.R. Ambedkar ka Arthik Chintan 14. Ms. Saravjeet Nahar, University of Sampradayik Vishleshan’. Rajasthan, ‘Bhartiya Sansdiya Loktantra: Nehru ke Yogdan ka Adhyayan’. 7. Mr. Shiv Das, Vikram University, ‘The Economics of Health Facilities in 15. Mr. Manish Phalke, Devi Ahilya Uttar Pradesh (With special reference Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, ‘Impact to Mahoba District of Southern Uttar of Merger on Bank Performance: A Prdesh)’. Comparative Study’.

8. Mr. Jagdish Mascodkar, Vikram 16. Mr. Krishna Kant Khode, Devi Ahilya University, ‘Adivasiyo ke Vikas Visvavidyalaya, Indore, ‘Janjatiya ki Chunotiyo aur Naksalwar ka ek Rajniti Chetna ka Gramin Vikash Pay Vyawadikwadi Adhyan: Dantewada Zile Prabhav (Dhay Jile ke Sandarha mein)’. ke vishesh Sandharb mein’. 17. Mr. Naresh Kumar Sagar, University of Rajasthan, ‘Rajasthan main Shehri Vikas 9. Mr. Parvesh Kumar, C.C.S University, aiwam Parivahan Vyavastha ke Vishesh Meerut, ‘A Study of Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation Sandharbh Main’. with SPL- Reference to Meerut Division 18. Ms. S. Usha Nandini, Tamil Nadu since 1981’. Agricultural University, Coimbatore, ‘Disaster Vulnerability to Agriculture 10. Ms. D. Suja, Bharathiar University, in Selected Coastal Ecosystem of Tamil Coimbatore, ‘Indoor Air Pollution and Nadu, India’. Its Socio-economic, Environmental and Institutional Aspects of Rural 19. Ms. Sita Borasi, Devi Ahilya University, Households: A Case Evidence from Indore, ‘Mukhyamantri Kanyadan

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Yojna se labhanvit Mata-Pita ka 27. Mr. P. Sanjeev Kumar, Osmania Samajshastriya Adhyan (Indore Zile ke University, Hyderabad, ‘The Impact of Vishesh Sandarbh Mein)’. National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) on Poverty 20. Mr. S. Manimaran, Bharathidasan Alleviation: A Case Study of Medak University, Tiruchirapalli, ‘Socio- District in Andhra Pradesh)’. Economic Problems of Fisherman Communities in Chennai District – A 28. Mr. Pradeep Kumar, MG Kanshi Sociological Study’. Vidyapeeth Varanasi, ‘Bharat-Pakistan 21. Mr Govind Lal Sargada, Mohanlal Sambandh aur Seema Vivaad’. Sukhadia Univeristy, ‘Socio-economic 29. Mr. Ravi Kumar, MG Kanshi Development of Tribals in Dungarpur Vidyapeeth, Varanasi, ‘Chatrapati District (1981-2010)’. Shahu Ji Maharaj evam Dr. Bhimrao 22. Mr. Shravan Kumar, MG Kanshi Ambedkar ka Bhartiya Rajniti mein Vidyapeeth, Varanasi, ‘Bharatiya Rajniti Yogdan: Tulnatmak Adhyan’. mein Kanshi Ram ke Bhumika – Ek 30. Ms. Theja Prabhakar, Pondicherry Vishleshnatamak Adhyayan’. University, ‘The Relationship between 23. Ms. Jyoti Meghwal, Mohanlal Sukhadia Sexual Attitudes, Spirituality and University, Udaipur, ‘Effects of Learning Personality among Medical and Non- Disabilities on Academic Achievement, medical Students’. Intelligence, Creativity and Mental Health among Upper Primary Level 31. Mr. Nitin Kumar Verma, University of Students’. Delhi, ‘Social Identity and Religiosity: Implication for Well Being’. 24. Mr. P. Naveen Kumar, Osmania University, Hyderabad, ‘Socio-economic 32. Mr. Ajeet Singh, University of Rajasthan, Profile Transformation: A Comparative Jaipur, ‘Gandhi aur Ambedkar ka Analysis of Nalgonda and Rangareddy Samajik Darshan: Dalitothan evam Districts of Andhra Pradesh’. Samajik Nyay ke Sandarbh mein Adhyan’. 25. Mr. Babu Rao G., University of Hyderabad, ‘The Effects of Exchange 33. Mr. Karuppasamy R., Anna University, Rate Region on Inflation and Economic Coimbatore, ‘A Study on Strategic Role Growth in Developing Countries’. of Logistics Management in Support with Special Reference to Voc Port, 26. Mr. Ashish Kumar, Devi Ahilya India’. University, Indore, ‘Panchyati Raj Vyavstha me Anusoochit Janjati ke 34. Mr. M. Narsing Rao, Telangana Mahilaon ka Ubharta Netritva: Ek University, ‘A Study on Performance of Samikshatmak Adhyayan (MP ke IT Sector in Stock Market- A Selected Zile ke Vishesh Sandarbh mein’. Study’.

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35. Mr. P. Periyasamy, Bharathiar University, Jabalpur Distt from the Year 2000 to Till Coimbatore, ‘Economic Value of Health Today’. Impact: A Case Study of Sago Industrial Pollution in Salem District, Tamil 44. Mr. Aman J. Borkar, Tata Institute Nadu’. of Social Sciences, Mumbai, ‘Water Pollution and Ecological Economic 36. Ms. S. Maha, Bharathidasan University, Evaluation: A Study of Lakes in ‘A Study of Socio-Cultural Matrix in the Mumbai’. Novels of Gayl Jones and Gish Jen’. 45. Ms. Kamla, Gulbarga University, ‘Socio- 37. Mr. V. Murli, Bharathidasan University, economic Condition of Anganwadi ‘The Role of Dalit Leadership in Tamil Teachers: A Sociological Study of Nadu; Marginalisation Resurgence and Raichur District’. Upward Mobilization’. 46. Ms. Renuka Tekmal, Osmania 38. Mr. Kannan T., Bharathidasan University, Hyderabad, ‘Impact of Use University, Tiruchirappalli, ‘Social of New Seed Technology on Agricultural Entrepreneurship in Tiruchirappalli Productivity, Irrigated & Unirrigated District, Tamil Nadu’. Area (A Case Study of Medak)’.

39. Mr. M. Balanarayana, S.V. University, 47. Mr. Matangi Narraiah, Osmania Tirupati, ‘Economic Conditions of University, Hyderabad, ‘Implementation Marginal Farmers in Kurnool District of of Indira Kranthi Pathan in Andhra Andhra Pradesh’. Pradesh (A Case Study of Nalgonda District)’. 40. Ms. Seema Kundara, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Rajasthan mein 48. Mr. Ganesasubrahaniam R., Pondicherry Kanun evam Vyavastha: Police ke University, ‘An Econometric Analysis Bhumika’. of Inter-State Disparities and Regional Growth in the Post-Reform Period in 41. Mr. Ravinder Addelli, Kakatiya India’. University, ‘Employment Opportunities and Challenges of SC and ST 49. Mr. Gyara Parusharumulu, Osmania Communities in Urban Informal Sector University, ‘Performance Appraisal – A Study in Telangana’. in Public Sector: A Study of Andhra Pradesh Diary Development Cooperative 42. Mr. Anand Bhalerao, Tilak Maharashtra Federation’. Vidyapeeth, Pune, ‘Impact of Farmers Suicide on their Families: An Analytical 50. Mr. Rajasekar, Kamaraj University, Study (2000-08) with special reference Madurai, ‘Socio-Political Conflict in to Vidarbha Region, Maharashtra’. Tamil Nadu – 1952-1969’.

43. Mr. Raghuveer Prasad, Rani Durgawati 51. Ms. M. Nithya, Bharathidasan University, University, ‘Rural Transformation in Tiruchirappalli, ‘A Study on Problems of

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Working Women in Unorganized Sector 60. Mr. Ramesh Chand, Bhariya University, in Tiruchirappalli District’. Rajasthan, ‘Gramin Vikas Aiwam MGNRES (Sanganer Tatha Chaksu 52. Ms. Myadara. Suneetha, Kakatiya Panchayat ke Vishesh Sandharbh Mein University- Warangal, ‘Economic Adhyayan)’. Analysis of Export of Food Crops in Telangana’. 61. Mr. Satish Manthana, Osmania University, ‘Training & Development 53. Ms. Ragini, Banaras Hindu University, Select Case Studies of PSU’s’. ‘Panchayati Raj Ka Anusuchit Jaati Ke Mahilayoun Par Prabhav: (Varanasi Ka 62. Mr. Vaghela Parikshit Kumar M., Smt. Ek Samajshastriya Adhyayan’. A.S.Chaudhry Mahila Arts and Home Science College, Mehsana, Gujarat, ‘A 54. Mr. J. Suresh, Annamalai University, Study of Emotional Intelligence and Annamalai Nagar, ‘Mathematical Social Adjustment of Government and Analysis on Success Rate Forecast of a Non- Govt. Employees in Relation to Product Using Integration’. Type of Job, Gender, Areas of Residency 55. Ms. T.S.K.Dhanam, Bharathidasan and Experience’. University, Tiruchirappalli, ‘A Study on Sugarcane Industries and Sugarcane 63. Mr. Gajendran, A, Madurai Kamraj Farmers in Districts of Tamilnadu’. University, Madurai, ‘The Socio- Economic and Political Development 56. Mr. Chinapaka. Ravi, Osmania of Scheduled Caste in Tamil Nadu University, Hyderabad, ‘Irrigation and (1967-2007)’. Agriculture Pattern of Medak District in Papannapetmandalin A.P’. 64. Ms. Sandhya Rani K., Kakatiya University, Warangal, ‘Impact of SGSY 57. Mr. Kishore Kumar Aleti, University on Rural Women- A Study’. of Hyderabad,’ ‘Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh- India Old and the New 65. Mr. Sudarshan Behera, Pondicherry Diaspora: A Study of Social Changes in University, Pondicherry, ‘Self- Esteem the Indian Diaspora’. Emotional Maturity and Life Satisfaction between Classical and Folk Dancers of 58. Mr. T. Senthil Kumar, Bharathidasan Odisha’. University, Tiruchirappalli, ‘A Study on the Socio and Economic Impact of 66. Mr. Sri Ramulu Bogari, Osmania Prospis Juliflora in Semi- arid Regions University, Hyderabad, ‘Performance of of Tamilnadu’. Agro-Based Industries (A Case Study of Nalgonde District)’. 59. Mr. Arandam Marpally, Osmania University, Hyderabad, ‘Role of Dalit 67. Mr. Kayalviz P. , Madurai Kamaraj Leadership in Panchayat Raj: A Case University, Madurai, ‘Alagarkoyil: Study of Andhra Pradesh’. History Art and Culture’.

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68. Mr. Naresh Kumar Salvi, UCSSH, An Economic Analysis (with special Udaipur, MLSU, Udaipur, ‘A Study of reference to Auraiya Distt of UP)’. (PH) Infrastructural Development in Tribal Sub- Plan Area of Rajasthan’. 77. Mr. Uma Mahesherwar Rao, Andhra University, ‘Administration Welfare 69. Ms. Geeta Rani, C.C.S University of Schedule Caste Programmes in Meerut, ‘Hindi Chalchitra aiwam Mahila Andhra Pradesh- A Case Study of Sashaktikaran: Meerut Mahanagar mein Vishakhapatnam’. ek Samajshastriya Adhyayan’. 78. Mr. Kotte Ravi Kumar, Andhra 70. Mr. Anil Kumar B. Kote, Karnataka University, ‘Implementation of University, Dharwad, ‘Evaluation of Mahatama Gandhi National Rural Mahatama Gandhi National Rural Guarantee Schemes (MGNREGS): A Employmant Gurantee Programme- A Study in Vishakhapatnam Distt’. Case Study of Gulbarga District’. Schedule Tribe (32) 71. Mr. C. Rajesh, Annamalai University, Annamalai Nagar, Tamil Nadu, ‘Pattern 1. Ms. Mina Toko, JNU, ‘A Critical of Employment and Living Conditions Study of Adult Education Policy and of Leather Workers : A Study in Vellore Programmes in Arunachal Pradesh’. District’. 2. Mr. Mohamad Aslam, JNU, New Delhi, 72. Mr. Hari Sankar Banthu, Kakatiya ‘Differences in the Status of Development University, ‘Impact of Infrastructure of Tribal Areas of Himachal Pradesh’. Facilities on Tribal Development- A 3. Ms. Manju Bai Meena, University of Study of Telangana Region’. Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Rajasthan mein 73. Mr. Mridul Pawan Bania, Tezpur Mahila Sashaktikaran: Bharatpur evam Univeristy, ‘Occupational Choices of the Karolli Zila Parishadon ka Tulnatmak Scheduled Castes: A Study of the Fringe Adhyan’. Villages of Tezpur Town, Assam’. 4. Mr. Omkar Adavath, Osmania University, 74. Ms. Vandana Purohit, North Eastern Hyderabad, ‘Land Transfers in Tribal Hill University, ‘Model for Optimum Economy: A Case Study of Deverkonda Portfolio Choice for Indian Investors. A Mandal’. Study’. 5. Mr. Ramesh Naik, Osmania University, 75. Mr. Bikash Biskarma, Tata Institute of Hyderabad, ‘Tribal Development Social Sciences, ‘Inequality in Higher in Telangana Region – A Socio Education among the Scheduled Castes Geographical Analysis’. of Sikkim’. 6. Mr. K. Rajeshwar Nayak, Kakatiya 76. Ms. Archana, Vikram University, Ujjain, University, Warangal, ‘Organization ‘Self Help Groups and Micro Credit: of Production Process Viability and

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Sustainability of Powerloom Sector in 14. Ms. Nandu Meena, University of Andhra Pradesh’. Rajathan, Jaipur, ‘Bharat ki Samsamyik Samasyaen aiwam Gandhiya Samadhan: 7. Mr. Harishankar Banthu, Kakatiya Hind Swarajya ke Vishisht Paripeksh University, Warangal, ‘Impact of main Adhyayan’. Infrastructure Facilities on Tribal Development – A Study in Telangana 15. Mr. Arjun Singh, University of Rajasthan, Region’. ‘Gut Nirpekshata – Badalte Vaishvik Paridrishya Mein Prasangikta’. 8. Mr. M. Vijay Kumar, Telangana University, A.P., ‘Impact of Globalisation 16. Mr. Bhukya Lalu, Osmania University, on Corporate Mergers and Acquisition Hyderabad, ‘Cost Analysis in VIVIMED in India’. Labs Ltd: Hyderabad’. 9. Mr. M. Kumarnaik, Osmania University, 17. Ms. Rameshi Meena, University of Hyderabad, ‘Changing Pattern of Rajasthan, Jaipur, ‘Rajasthan Mein Croping System in Ranga Reddy Chunav Aiwam Matdan Vyavahar: District: Causes, Consequences and Sawai Madhopur Jile Mein 13vi Vidhan Perspectives’. Sabha Chunav ka Adhyayan’.

10. Mr. V. Ravi, Osmania University, 18. Mr. Anil Kumar Meena, M.L.S.U. Hyderabad, ‘Influence of Emotional Udaipur, ‘Impact of Peasent Clubs on Intelligence. Achievement, Motivation Tribal Social Life (Special References and Occupational Stress on Job to Banswara & Dungarpur Districts)’. Satisfaction : A Study among Secondary 19. Mr. Lokesh Pargi, UCSSH-M.L.S.U., School Teachers’. Udaipur, ‘Evaluation of Non- 11. Mr. Ramesh Chandra Ahari, M.L.S.U. Governmental Organistions in Tribal Udaipur, ‘Socio-Cultural Factors and Development: A Sociological Study Tribal Women Health: A Sociological with Special Reference to Banswara and Study (Special References to Pratapgarh Districts’. Dungarpur)’. 20. Ms. Mulari Brahma, NEHU, ‘Work Participation of Bodo Women in 12. Ms. Lata Meena,University of Rajasthan, Assam’. Jaipur, ‘Rajnaitik Chetna’ Vidyaliya Shikshakon ki Bhumika (Sikar Jile ka 21. Ms. Leivon Khammu Kom, NEHU, Adhyayan)’. ‘Differential Fertility among the Kom – A Study in Churachand from District of 13. Mr. Ajmeera Shankar, Osmania Manipur’. University, Hyderabad, ‘Voting Behaviour and Political Culture 22. Ms. Khayingla Mashangva, of Women. A Study of Warangal ‘Development Programme in Manipur – Parliamentary Constituency- 2004 and A Case Study of MENREGA in Ukhrul 2009 General Elections’. District’.

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23. Ms. Hoineilam Kipgen, NEHU, ‘Material 31. Mr. Janet C. Lalhmingpull, NEHU, and Child Health of the Thaddu-kuki Shillong, ‘A Sociological Study on of Senapati District, Manipur: An Status and Role of Educated Married Anthropological Study’. Working Women in Mizo Society’.

24. Ms. Rimki Patgiri, NEHU, ‘Poverty 32. S. Maxwell, Martin Luther Christian Alleviation: A Study of the University, Shillong, ‘A Study on the Implementation of Mahatma Gandhi Effectiveess of Media as an Urgent National Rural Employment Guarantee to Alleviate Economic Poverty in Act in Nalbari District of Assam’. Meghalaya with a Special Focus on Rural East Khasi Hills’. 25. Mr. S. Hingba Joyson, Martin Luthar Christian University, Shillong, Assam, Institutional Doctoral Fellowships ‘Popularity and Effectiveness of Local Health Tradition towards Primary Health During the year, 80 fellowships were awarded Care among Primitive Tribe of Maram by various ICSSR’s Research Institutes. How- Nagar’. ever, we are reporting only Fifty Seven.

26. Mr. Kaba Daniel, Dept. of Political Institute of Economic Growth Science, North Eastern Hill University, 1. Ms. Priti Gupta, “Poverty, Migration Shillong, ‘Politics of Boundary and HIV/AIDS: A Health Economic Making and Maintainence ( A Study of Analysis of Uttar Pradesh- A District POUMAINAGA)’. Level Study”.

27. Ms. Laldinpuii Ratte, North Eastern Hill 2. Mr. Kanhaiya Kumar “Patterns of Sub University, ‘The Role of Civil Society Caste Level Discrimination among in Mizoram with Special Reference to Dalits: A Study of Sonbhadra District of Young Mizo Association: A Sociological Uttar Pradesh”. Study’. 3. Ms. Rashmi Tanwar “ Urbanization 28. Mr. Manchong Limiunthang Zou, Jamia Induced Rural Transformation in India Millia Islamia University, ‘Antecedents with special reference to Haryana and Consequences among Adolescents’. State”.

29. Mr. Jyotishman Taye, Gauhati University, 4. Ms. Gagan Deep Kaur “Health, ‘Traditional Conflict Resolution Reproduction and Contraception Usage Methods and their Relevance Today: A Amongst Adolescent Women: A Study Study among the Boros of Kokrajher of Slum of Delhi”. Area of Assam’. Institute of Public Enterprises, 30. Ms. Khachungla Tangvah, North-Eastern Hyderabad Hill University, Shillong, ‘Rice Culture and Gender Roles among the Tangkluls 5. Mrs. A. Neeta “Corporate Governance of Ukhral District, Manipur’. in Commercial Banks in India”.

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6. Mrs. A. Sujana “An Analysis of Tibetan Medical Identity Building in Compensation and other Welfare India”. Entitlements”. 15. Devleena Majumdar, “Effectiveness of 7. Mr. B. Vinaya Kumar “Role of State Tariff in Reducing Pollution Emission”. and Civil Society in Environmental Protection”. 16. S Santosh Kumar, “Teaching Patterns: Art Institutions and Pedagogic Practices 8. Mrs. Chitti Seshu “Evaluation of (A Study of Art Education in the Service Quality in Tourism Sector-A Art Schools in India with focus on Comparative Study of Select Tourism Hyderabad)”. Development Corporations in South 17. Prajanya Sen, “Islamicate Monuments India”. of Eastern India: Lived Stories and 9. Mr. P. Ravi Kuma “Customer Service Architectural Sites”. Evaluation in Indian Banking Sector – 18. Priyankar De, “Design in India: Exploring A Comparative Study of Select Banks the Relations between Forms of Customer Service Evaluation in Indian Commodity and Nations,1851-1961”. Banking Sector – A Comparative Study of Select Banks”. 19. Saswati Saha, “Translation and Leadership: Mapping the Productions 10. Mr. Sode Raghavendra “A Study on and Consumption of Translated Texts in Green HR Practices in IT Firms of Pune 19th Century Bengal”. City”. 20. Santanu Sengupta, “The Empires 11. Mr. Narsimhulu Siddula “Commodity Network: Americans and the Formation Derivatives: Effectiveness in Price of British Empire in Eastern Indian Ocean Discovery and Risk Management”. (from Mid 18th to 19th Century)”. Centre for Studies in Social 21. Soumi Chatterjee, “Bangali Science Sciences, Kolkata Poetry: Kavi Bhaskar Chakraborty and Kavi Tusar Roy-Comparative 12. Aritra Bhattacharya, “Ideologies and Research”. Spaces of Culture Resistance Caste Class Institute of Social And Economic Politics in Post 1970s Maharastra”. Change, Bengaluru 13. Niranjan Jaladas, “Migrants, 22. Ms. Rosa Alphonsa Abraham, Citizenship and Changing Trajectory of “Exploring the Linkages between the a Fishing based Society: An Antrhropo- Informal Economy and Distributional Historical Study of Post 1960s Indian Outcomes”. Sundarbans”. 23. Ms. K Annapuranam, “Health and Urban 14. Somraj Basu, “Boundaries of the Poor: A Study on Health Inequality among Belonging: A Sociological Appraisal of Socially Disadvantaged Groups”.

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24. Mr. Asheesh Navneet, “Policies and 32. Anwesha Sengupta, “Breaking Up Politics of Genetically Modified Crops Bengal People, Things and Land in in India”. Times of Partition”.

25. Ms. Chaya Ravishankar, “Ecosystem 33. Vebhuti Duggal, “The Community of Functions in Protected Area: An Listeners: Writing a History of Hindi Integrated Modelling Approach film Music Aural Cultures”. for Sustainable Socio-ecological 34. Yogitha Shetty, “The Mnemonic Development”. Construction of Baiderlu’: A Study 26. Ms. Mrinalini Goswami, “Ecosystem of Koti-Chennayya in the Tuluva Modelling Approach for Assessing Memory”. Livelihood Dependency and Landscape 35. Nei Kolie Kuotsu, ‘Cinema, Media and Development; A Study in a Rural-peri- Public’. Urban Interface of Northeast India”. A. N. Sinha Institute for Social 27. Ms. Sovna Mohanty, “Economic Growth Sciences, Patna and Income Distribution and The Economic Globalization: An Empirical 36. Smriti Saurabh Singh, “Right to Evidence from India”. Development: Policy Responses for Poverty Eradication during Economic 28. Ms. Pooja Thapa, “Tribal Development Reforms in Bihar”. in Sikkim: A Sociological Study in two villages of the Lepchas and the 37. Richa, “Politics in Bihar: An In-depth ”. Analysis of Coalitional Politics from 1966-2013”. 29. Mr. Jagdambe Subhash Hanmantrao, “The Impact of Regional Trade 38. Garima Das, “Political Utility of Nuclear Agreement on Indian Agriculture”. Weapons: A Case of Study of India”. Centre for the Study of Developing 39. Arman Alam, “Psycho- Scoial Factors Societies (CSDS), Delhi behind Communalism /Secularism”. 40. Kumari Sushma Srivastava, “Child 30. Aheli Chowdhury, “Social Movements Malnutrition across various Socio- Post 1990s in India: Sociological Economic Class in Bihar”. Analysis of Changing Modes of Political Mobilisation”. 41. Vijay Kumar, “Socio-Economic Chage amomg Dalit and its impact on Rural 31. Neha Chatterji, “Sacred Voyages and Social formulation: A Sociological study Profane Transactions: Cultures of of selected Villages in Bihar”. Spiritual Perfection, Political Selves and Socio-economic Processes in Late 42. Smrutika Shivcharan Moon, “Household Colonial Bengal”. Conditions of Farmer Widows in

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Vidarbha and Role of Media: A Mobility of Dalits in Rural Tamil Sociological Study”. Nadu”.

43. Chandrabali Kumar, “The Role Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar National of Panchayati Raj on Women’s Institute of Social Sciences, Mhow Empowerment: A Sociological Study of Patna District”. 54. Dharmu Prasad Kushwaha, “Garibi Unmulan Mein Lakshit Sarvjanik Vitran 44. Ashwini Kumar Ananad, “Health Care Sandarbh Mein”. System in Bihar”. 55. Ms. Sweety Sharma. 45. Sunita, “Role of Folk Media in Development Programme with Special Nabakrushna Choudhury Centre Reference to Bihar”. for Development Studies, Bhubanaeshwar 47. Vandana Kumari, “Women’s Work in informal Sector: Some Reflection from 56. Ms.Sumitra Sethi, “Problems of Bihar”. Widows in Odisha : An Anthropological Assessment in Development 48. Sangeeta Kumari, “Psycho-Social Perspective”. Factors in Care & Rehabilitation of Special Children: Role of Family, Civil 57. Ms. Mousumi Coutam Das, “Impact Society & Government”. of Cash Cropping on Environment and Social Life of People: A Study on 49. Ritesh Ravi, “Quality of Working Life, Balasore District of Odisha”. Organisational Behaviour, Attitude towards Management: An Empirical Partial Assistance to Ph.D scholars Study on LIC Officers in Patna”. 1. Mr. Sri Ram Divi, Department of Public Madras Institute of Development Administration, University College Studies, Chennai of Arts and Social Sciences, Osmania University, Hyderabad, “AIDS Control 50. Abhash Kumar Hota, “The Economics through Public-Private Partnerships: A of Water Resource in India: Conflicts Study of Andhra Pradesh”. Cooperation and Valuation”. 2. Mr. Satyanarayana Mabbu, Department 51. Arosmita Sahoo, “Gender and the New of Education, Kakatiya University, Social Movement: A Case Study of Anti Warangal, “Parental Perceptions on Posco Moement in Odisha”. Privatization of School Education in Andhra Pradesh”. 52. Safwan Amir, “Tourism and Society: A Historical and Cultural Perspective”. 3. Ms. Neelu Singh, Department of Sociology, Bharathiar University, 53. B. Prabakaran, “Education and Social Coimbatore, “Living Arrangements and Change: Mapping The Occupational Care of the Widowed Elderly Women:

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A Study in an Urban Setting of Tamil Univ, Hyderabad, “Role of NGO’s in Nadu”. Rural Development”.

4. Ms. Devi Nirmala Laiphrakpam, 11. Ms. Rakhi Udainiya, Department of Department of Adult Continuing Psychology, Barkkatullah University, Education, Manipur University Manipur, Bhopal, M.P, “Impact of Environmental Imphal, “Development of Technical and Psychological Factors on Residential Education in Manipur-An Analysis”. Satisfaction, Well-being and Health: A Study of Rehabilitation. 5. Ms. Rajani Manikonda, Department of Economics, College of Arts Commerce 12. Ms. Pragya Shankar, Department of & Law, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Economics, Indira Gandhi National Open Nagarjuna Nagar, Guntur (AP), University, New Delhi, “Evaluation of “Women Empowerment Through Self- Trade Reforms in India: An Application Help Groups (A Case Study of Andhra of The Gravity Approach”. Pradesh).” 13. Mr. Harpal Singh, Department of 6. Mr. Brajesh Kumar, Department Psychology, Government Raza PG of Political Science, B.R.A. Bihar College, Rampur (UP), “Women’s University, Bihar, “Vaishali Jila Mein Empowerment and Religiosity in Relation Naaksal Ke Samasaya Avam Police to Marital Status, Age and Locale”. Prasahan Ke Bhomika” 14. Mr. Hitesh Patidar, Department of 7. Ms, Renu Yadav, Dept. of Pol. Science, Geography, M.V.Sharamjeevi College, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Udaipur, “Urbanization in Tribal Area: Varanasi, “vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa esa jktuhfrd vkSj A Geographical Analysis of Tribal vkfFkZd ifjorZu”. Sub-plan (TSP) Area of Southern Rajasthan”. 8. Ms. Varsha Sharma, Department of Sociology, Govt. M.S.J. College, 15. Ms. Chanu Ipiton Laishram, Department Bharatpur (Rajasthan), “Violence of Education, Manipur University, Against Women in India: Trends, Canchipur, Imphal, “A Study of the Patterns and Responses”. Group of 55 to 65 in Imphal West District, Manipur”. 9. Ms. Vandana Singh, Department of Sociology, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi 16. Ms. Sushanta Priyadarshini, Department Vidyapith, Varanasi, “Mahilayo of Geography, B.R. Ambedkar Mein Swasthya Avam Poshan Ke University, Muzaffarpur, “Changing Prati Jagrukata Lane Mein Sanchar Nature of Agricultural Land Utilization Maadhymo Kee Bhumika”. in Sheohar District”.

10. Mr. Shreenivas Peddaboina, Department 17. Mr. Ravinder Donti, Department of Public of Public Administration, College of Administration, Kakatiya University, Arts and Social Sciences, Osmania Warangal, “Performance of Panchayat

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Raj Institutions in A.P.: A Comparative Sikar (Rajasthan), “Panchayati Raj study of Mandal Parisads”. Institutions and Development (A Comparative Study of Jaipur and Alwar 18. Mr. Hemant Kumar, Department Districts of Rajasthan)”. of Political Science, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur,“ikfdLrku esa flaèkh igpku 25. Mr. D. John Paul, Department of Social dk iz”u % ft;s flaèk vkanksyu dh Hkwfedk ds lanHkZ Work, Loyola College, University of esa ,d vè;;u”. Madras, Chepauk, Chennai, “The Socio- Economic and Working Conditions of 19. Mr. Venkat Ram Reddy Mynampati, the Tea Plantation Workers in the Nilgiris Department of Public Administration, District, Tamil Nadu (With Reference Faculty of Arts University College to the Tamil Nadu Tea Plantation & Social Sciences, Osmania Corporation Limited (TANTEA) under University, Hyderabad, “Information its Coonoor and Naduvattam Divisions) Communication Technology and Police in The Nilgiris District, Tamil Nadu”. Administration: A Study of e-COPS”. 26. Ms. Shikha Choudhary, Department of 20. Mr. Vishnu Kumar Sharma, Department Economics, University of Rajasthan, of Public Administration , Raj. Univ, Jaipur, “Plantation Sector of Economy Jaipur,“jktLFkku esa fpfdRlky; iz”kklu o izcaèk in Sri Lanka: An Evaluation of its Role % t;iqj ds p;fur lgdkjh o futh fpfdRlky;ksa and Contribution”. dh iz”kklfud vkSj izcUèkdh; O;oLFkkvksa dk rqyukRed vè;;u”. 27. Mrs. Priyanka Sinha, Department 21. Ms. Sagarika Mishra, Department of of Economics, Indian Institute of Sociology, Utkal University, Vani Vihar, Technology, Patna, “Trade Policy Reforms: A Case Study of Trade Bhubaneswar, Orissa, “Social Capital Liberalization in India (1990 to 2010)”. and Institutional Reforms in Water Management: A Sociological Study of 28. Ms. Suman Devi, Department of Pani Panchayat in Orissa, India”. Social Science, National Institute 22. (ST) Ms. Shalini Dhurwey, Department of Technology, Rourkela, Odisha, of Geography, Rani Durgawati “Institutionalizing Community University, Jabalpur (MP), “xkSaM tutkfr Participation in Watershed Management dh ouksa ij vkèkkfjr vFkZO;oLFkk dk HkkSxksfyd & Sustainable Development: A Case vè;;u”. Study from Western Orissa”. 23. Shri Ratan Lal Suthar, Department of 29. Mr. Arvind Vaman Dalavi, Department Public Administration, University of of Geography, Bharat Mahavidyalaya, Rajasthan, Jaipur, “jktLFkku esa ftyk Lrjh; iqfyl dk Jeur, Tal. Kamala, Dist Solapur, dk;Z fu”iknu¼ Mwaxjiqj ftys ds fo’ks”k lanHkZ esa ,d vuqHkoewyd½ “Geographical Study of Fisheries in iz’kklu v/;;u”. Solapur District”. 24. Ms. Laxmi Sharma, Department of 30. Ms. Neelu Singh, Department of Political Science, S.K. Govt. College, Sociology, Bharathiar University,

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Coimbatore, “Living Arrangements and College, Jabalpur (MP), “A Study Care of the Widowed Elderly Women: of Private Sector Participation in A Study in an Urban Setting of Tamil Development of Social Infrastructure Nadu”. During Post Reform Period in Selected Districts of Madhya Pradesh”. 31. Mr. T. Vijaya Kumar, Department of Economics, Sri Venkateswara 37. Mr. A. Sudharsana Reddy, Department of University, Tirupati, “A Study of Economics, Sri Venkateswara University Economic and Managerial Aspects of Tirupati, “Growth and Performance Women Employees in Social Sector in of Regional Rural Banks in Andhra Chittoor District on Andhra Pradesh”. Pradesh: An Inter-Regional Analysis”. (SC) 38. Mr. Narasimha Danthuri, Department 32. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Kancherla, Dept. of Public Administration, University of Eco, College, of Arts Commerce & College of Arts & Social Science, Law, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Osmania University, Hyderabad, Nagarjuna Nagar, “Performance of “Governing a Metropolis: A Study MgnregP with Special Reference to of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Guntur Districts of Andhra Pradesh”. Corporation”. (SC) 39. Ms. Aparajita Sharma, Department 33. Mr. Thirupati Kothapalli Department of Social Work, University of Delhi, of Public Administration, University Delhi, “Education for Peace. A Study College of Arts & Social Sciences, of the Ideology of School Education in Osmania University, Hydrabad, Assam”. “National Commission for Scheduled 40. Mr. G. Rama Mohana Reddy, Department Castes: Organization and Functions: An of Rural Develop, Sri Krishnadevaraya Analytical Study of Andhra Pradesh”. University, Anantapur, “Implementation (SC) and Impact of NREGA; A Case Study of 34. Mrs. K. Valarmathi, Department of Anantapur District in Andhra Pradesh”. Economics, Presidency College, 41. Mr. V. Karthick, Department of Chennai, “A Study on Socio-Economic Economics, School of Post Graduate Conditions of Sanitary Workers in Tamil Studies, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Nadu – with Reference to the Chennai University, Coimbatore, “Crop Insurance Corporation”. (SC) as an Adaptation Strategy to Climate 35. Ms. Swati Sucharita Das, Department Variability in Tamil Nadu-An Economic of Mass Communication, Berhampur Analysis”. University, Orissa, “Impact of Television 42. Mr. Subhash Singh, Centre for West Programme on Life Styles: A Case Study Asian Studies, School of International of Rural Women in Orissa”. Studies, JNU, New Delhi, “Hamas and 36. Mr. Harshit Dwivedi, Department of Fatah Struggle for Power in Palestinian Economics, Navyog Arts & Commerce Politics, 1988-2010”. (SC)

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43. Mr. Saleem Ahmad, Dept. of Pol. 4. Dr. R.K. Tiwari, B-4A, Siddhartha Science, Centre for West Asian Studies, Extension, New Delhi, “Political Parties School of International Studies, JNU, and Election Manifestos: A Study”. New Delhi, “Syria’s Policy Towards Iran During the Hafiz al-Asad Regime”. 5. Dr. G.S. Sastry, No. 195, 5th Main Road, Chamarajpet, Bengaluru, “Bengaluru Final Reports Received as an Ecosystem: Is it Converging or Diverging”? National Fellowships 6. Dr. S.K. Nanda, Institute of Social 1. Professor Sunanda Sen, 43, National Sciences, 8, Nelson Mandela Road, Media Centre, Gurgaon, Haryana, Vasant Kunj, New Delh, “Khap Panchayat Globalization, the Development Question (Self-Styled Community Council) and and the Current Crisis of Capitalism: A Its Legal and Social Ramifications”. Study of China and India”. 7. Dr. Rekha Jagannath, Maharani Lakshmi 2. Dr. Thomas Pantham, 14-15, Spun Ammanni College for Women, P.O. Ville Bungalows, Arunodaya Lane-4, Malleswaram, Bengaluru, “Land Use Alkapuri, Vadodara, “Aspects of and Globalization in Karnataka”. Gandhi’s Political Thought : Comparative Essays”. 8. Dr. K.S. Subramanian, 349, Hauz Khas Apartments, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Senior Fellowships Delhi, “Security Forces, Special Laws and Human Rights: India’s North- 1. Professor Sailabala Debi, CMDR, Eastern Experience”. House No. MIG – I, 62/2, C.S. Pur Housing Board Colony, Bhubaneswar, 9. Dr. M.R. Kolhatkar, 01, Charlevillme “Measuring and Evaluating the Flow of Coop Hsg. Society Ltd., ‘A’ Road, Funds to Primary Education in Orissa: Churchgate, Mumbai, “Dynamics and Developing System of Education Dialectics of Educational Policy-Making Accounts (SFA)”. in Modern India (1947-2007)”.

2. Dr. S. Kamini, Kadambari, 10. Professor E. Revathi, Department 15/1204-1, Kukkilaya Lane, Jagadhy, of Economics, Kaktiya University, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, Warangal (A. P.), “Land Access to “Empowerment of Women through Women and Women Empowerment Self-Help Groups: A Multi-Dimensional under Different Situation in Andhra Analysis”. Pradesh”.

3. Dr. Shoma A. Chatterjee, 109/33, Hazra Post- Doctoral Fellowships Road, Kolkata, “The Politics of Gendered Celluloid Representation-The ‘Voice’ of 1) Dr. Ram Prasad Singh Yadav, C/o Prof the Working Woman in Bengali Cinema Raghuveer Singh Tomar Mahatma 1950-2005”. Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi,

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“Uchch Shiksha awam Chatra Rajniti – “Socio-Economic Adjustment of Poorvi Uttar Pradesh ke Varanasi awam Shepherds in Drought Prone Region of Jaunpoor Jille ke Mahavidyalaon ke Andhra Pradesh of India: A Concern for Vishesh Sandharbh main Vishleshnatmak Development”. Adhdyayan”. 6) Dr. Samta P. Pandya, 3A-702, 2) Dr. P.L. Beena, Centre for Development Mahalakshmi Vijaya VHS, Mahalakshmi studies, Trivandrum, “Mergers and (east), Mumbai, “Indic Faith-Based Acquisitions: A Study Based on Selected Volluntary Organisations and Social Industries in Indian Corporate Sector”. Work: Understanding Perspectives, (Salary Protected) Iniatives and Implications”. (Salary Protected) 3) Dr. Monica Vij, 35, Housing Society, New Delhi, “Mapping the City: A 7) Dr. Roji George, Saintgits College of Geographicalo Perspective of Urban Management, Kottayam, “AnAssessment Crime in NCT of Delhi”. (Salary and Evaluation of Reverse Share Splits Protected) in India”. (Salary Protected)

4) Dr. Madhu Pandey, C/o Dr Alok Nath 8) Dr. Mithilesh Narayan Bhatt, 7th, Rathi Tripathi, Beiley Road, Patna, “An Building, Jodhpur, “Sexual Minority Exploratory Study of Poverty Syndrome, (LGBY), Crimes and Criminal Justice its Causes, Consequences and Way Out”. System: A Socio-Legal Study in Global (Salary Protected) Perspectives”.

5) Dr. C. Srinivasa Rao, H.No.4-1-741, Mojam Jahi Market, Hyderabad (A.P.),

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Appendix - 5 Capacity Building Programme and Research Methodology Course

Two-Week Capacity Building S.R. Ahlawat, Dept. of Sociology, M.D. Programme University, Rohtak. ` 7,65,000/-. 1. Capacity Building Programme for 8. Capacity Building Programme for Social Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Science Faculty, organized by Prof. A.R. Kidwai, Academic Staff College, R.S. Deshpande, Institute for Social Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. and Economic Change, Bengaluru, `6,10,000/-. `8,90,000/-.

2. Capacity Building Programme for Social 9. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Prof. Science Faculty, organized by Prof. D.K. Surinder K. Shukla, ICSSR, NWRC, Behera & Prof. Sushanta Ghosh, Dept. Chandigarh. `4,94,000/-. of Anthropology, Sambalpur University, Sambalpur. `6,90,000/-. 3. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Prof. 10. Capacity Building Programme for Dhruv Raina, ICSSR, NRC, New Delhi. Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. `5,80,000/-. S.Rajendran, Dept. of Economics, Periyar University, Salem. `5,49,000/-. 4. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Som 11. Capacity Building Programme for Social Deo, Academic Staff College, Jaipur. Science Faculty, organized by Dr. R.P.P. `6,90,000/-. Singh, Academic Staff College, Ranchi University, Jharkhand. `7,00,000/-. 5. Capacity Building Programme for Social 12. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized byProf. D.M. Science Faculty, organized by Dr.Namrata Diwakar, A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Sharma, Academic Staff College, Devi Studies, Patna. `7,74,000/-. Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore, M.P., 6. Capacity Building Programme for ` 6,41,000/-. Social Science Faculty, organized by 13. Capacity Building Programme for Social Dr. Meenakshi Gandhi, Institute of Science Faculty, organized by Prof. R.K. Management & Research, New Delhi. Mishra, Institute of Public Enterprise, `7,06,000/-. Osmania University, A.P. `9,40,000/-. 7. Capacity Building Programme for Social 14. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Prof. Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Manoj

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Kumar Agarwal, Dept. of Economics, 22. Capacity Building Programme for Lucknow University, Lucknow. Social Science Faculty, organized by `9,40,000/-. Dr. Khagendra Nath Sethi, P.G. Dept. of History, Sambalpur University, Sambalpur. 15. Capacity Building Programme for Social `10,50,000/-. (SC Category) Science Faculty, organized by Dr. C.J. Thomas, ICSSR- NERC, Shillong. 23. Capacity Building Programme for `7,70,000/-. Social Science Faculty, organized by 16. Capacity Building Programme for Social Prof. G. Savaraiah, Dept. of Economics, ` Science Faculty, organized by Prof. S.V. University, A.P., 9,40,000/-. (SC Gautam Gawali, ICSSR, WRC, Mumbai. Category) `7,85,000/-. (SC Category) 24. Capacity Building Programme for Social 17. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Kamble Science Faculty, organized by Prof, Babu Nana & Dr. Vikas Mane, Indian C. Beena & Prof. S.V. Satyanarayana, Institute of Education, Pune, Maharashtra. ICSSR, SRC, Hyderabad. ` 5,44,000/-. ` 9,40,000/-. (SC Category) (SC Category) 25. Capacity Building Programme for 18. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Shivkumar Deene & Dr. K. Padmarru, Vilas Adhav & Dr. Viswanatha Gupta, Dept. of Commerce, School of Business Dept. of Adult, Continuing Education Studies, Central University of Karnataka, and Extension, University of Pune, Gulbarga, Karnataka. `9,40,000/-. Maharashtra.`7,56,000/-. (SC Category) (SC Category) 19. Capacity Building Programme for 26. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Nagaraju Gundemeda, Dept. of Sociology, Vijay Khare, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad. Studies Centre, University of Pune, `9,40,000/-. (SC Category) Pune, Maharashtra. `9,40,000/-. (SC Category) 20. Capacity Building Programme for Social Science Faculty, organized by 27. Capacity Building Programme for Social Dr. M. Lingaraju, Institute of Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Rajnalkar and Economic Change, Bengaluru. Laxman, Dept. of Post Graduate Studies `9.40,000/-. (SC Category) & Research in Commerce, Gulbarga University, Karnatka. ` 9,40,000/-. (SC 21. Capacity Building Programme for Category) Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Jai Prabhakar S.C. & Dr. Rajesh 28. Capacity Building Programme for Raj S.N.,Centre for Multi Disciplinary Social Science Faculty, organized by Development Research, Karnataka. Dr. Ravindra T. Borkar & Amit Rai, `7,56,000/-. (SC Category) Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi

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Vishvavidyalaya, Wardha, Maharashtra. 36. Capacity Building Programme for ` 9,40,000/-. (SC Category) Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Arup Barman, Dept. of Business 29. Capacity Building Programme for Administration, Assam University, Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Assam. `9,40,000/-. (ST Category) Nirankar Mallick, Dept. of Sociology, School of Social Sciences,Assam 37. Capacity Building Programme for University, Silcher. ` 13,40,000/-. (SC Social Science Faculty, organized by Category) Dr.Toshimenla Jamir, Dept. of Sociology, 30. Capacity Building Programme for Nagaland University, Nagaland. Social Science Faculty, organized by `9,40,000/-. (ST Category) Dr. Madhubhai Gayakwad & Prof. Arjun Patel, South Gujarat University 38. Capacity Building Programme for Campus, Centre for Social Studies, Surat. Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. `10,50,000/-. (ST Category) C.J. Sonowal, Tata Institute of Social Science, Deonar, Mumbai. `9,40,000/-. 31. Capacity Building Programme for Social (ST Category) Science Faculty, organized by Dr. A.S. Talwar, Dept. of Statistics, Karnatak Research Methodology Programmes University, Dharwad. ` 5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 1. Ten days workshop on ‘Use of 32. Capacity Building Programme for Quantitative Methods in Political Social Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Science’, organized by Dr. Kushal Pal, Dinesh Kumar, H.P. University Business Dept. of Political Science, Dyal Singh School, H.P. University, Himachal College, Karnal, Haryana. `3,00,000/- Pradesh.`7,40,000/-. (ST Category) 2. Twelve days training programme on 33. Capacity Building Programme for Social ‘Computer Applications in Social Science Faculty, organized by Prof. Sciences’, organized by Prof. B. Devi G. Bhadru Naik, Dept. of History & Prasad, Centre for Social Studies, Surat. Tourism, Kakatiya University, Warangal, `2,50,000/-. A.P. `9,40,000/-. (ST Category) 3. Three weeks course on ‘Research 34. Capacity Building Programme for Social Methods and Computer Applications Science Faculty, organized by Prof. Karma Oraon, Dept. of Anthropology, Ranchi in Social Sciences’, organized by Prof. University, Jharkhand. `9,40,000/-. D.M. Diwakar, A.N. Sinha Institute of (ST Category) Social Studies, Patna. `2,59,000/-.

35. Capacity Building Programme for Social 4. Seven days Workshop on Research Science Faculty, organized by Dr. Tasi Analysis and Writing in Social Sciences, Kaye, Dept. of Commerce, Rajiv Gandhi organized by Dr. Tara S. Nair, Gujarat Central University, Rono Hills, Arunachal Institute of Development Research, Pradesh. `9,40,000/-. (ST Category) Ahmedabad. `1,38,568/-.

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5. Ten days Research Methodology Course 13. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Rajesh, Dept. of Adult Continuing G. Savaraiah, Dept. of Economics, Sri Education & Extension, Delhi University, Venkateswara University, Tirupati. Delhi. `5,50,000/-. `5,50,000/-.

6. Ten days Research Methodology Course 14. Three days Research Methodology for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. M. Course for Ph. D Students, organized James Antony, Arul Anandar College, by Dr. Brijeshwar Dutt Shukla, Dept. Madurai, Tamil Nadu. `5,50,000/-. of History & Culture, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra. 7. Ten days Research Methodology Course `1,74,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Manoj Kumar Agarwal, University of 15. Three days Research Methodology Lucknow, Lucknow. `5,50,000/-. Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Suparn Sharma, College of 8. Ten days Research Methodology Course Management, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi for Ph. D Students, organized byProf. University, Jammu. `1,74,000/-. N.U. Khan, Dept. of Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. 16. Three days Research Methodology `5,50,000/-. Course for Ph. D Students, organized 9. Ten days Research Methodology Course by Dr. M. Ashok Kumar, Dept. of for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Economics, Kakatiya University, Nanjunda D.C., Centre for the Study of Warangal, A.P. `1,74,000/-. Inclusive Policy, University of Mysore, 17. Three days Research Methodology Mysore. ` 5,50,000/-. Course for Ph. D Students, organized by 10. Ten days Research Methodology Course Prof. Jagdish Prasad, Dept. of Statistics, for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai, Dept. of `1,74,000/-. Politics & Int. Studies, Pondicherry 18. Ten days Research Methodology University, Puducherry. `5,50,000/-. Course for Ph. D Students, organized 11. Three days Research Methodology by Dr. Manu Gautam, Madhya Pradesh Course for Ph. D Students, organized Institute of Social Science Research, by Prof. G.S. Bajpai, National Law Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. `5,50,000/-. University, Delhi. `1,74,000/-. 19. Five days National Workshop on 12. Ten days Research Methodology Course Research Methodology in Management for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. and Social Sciences, organized by Dr. A. Sasi Kumar, Dept. of Commerce, Jayasree Ravindran, Institute of Public University of Kerala, Kerala. Enterprises, Osmania University, `5,50,000/-. Hyderabad. `1,00,000/-.

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20. Ten days Research Methodology Course Pushparaj, Dept. of Economics, Madurai for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Kamraj University, Tamil Nadu. ` Asiya Chowdhury & Prof. Mohsin Khan, 5,50,000/-. Dept. of Commerce, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. `5,50,000/-. 28. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. 21. Ten days Research Methodology Course J.P. Sharma & Dr. N.D. Mathur, Dept. of for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Economic Administration & Financial B.K. Punia, UGC Academic Staff Management, University of Rajasthan, College, Guru Jambheswar University Rajasthan. ` 5,50,000/-. of Science & Technology, Hisar. `5,50,000/-. 29. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 22. Ten days Research Methodology Course Ashok Nagar, Dept. of Banking and for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Business Economics, M.L. Sukhadia B.A. Dabla & Dr. Manzoor Hussain, University, Udaipur. `5,50,000/-. Dept. of Sociology, University of Kashmir, J & K. `5,50,000/-. 30. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 23. Ten days Research Methodology Tara S. Nair, Associate Prof., Gujarat Course for Ph. D Students, organized Institute of Development Research, by Prof. D.M. Diwakar, A.N. Sinha Ahmedabad, Gujarat. `5,50,000/-. Institute of Social Studies, Patna, Bihar. `5,50,000/-. 31. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 24. Ten days Research Methodology Ranbir Samaddar Mahanirban, Calcutta Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Research Group, Kolkata. `5,50,000/-. Prof. D.P. Singh, Centre for Research Methodology, TISS, Mumbai. ` 32. Ten days Research Methodology Course 5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. M. 25. Ten days Research Methodology Selvam, Dept. of International Business Course for Ph. D Students, organized and Commerce, Alagappa University, by Dr. Indrani Roy Choudhury, Dept. of Tamil Nadu. `5,50,000/-. Economics, Jamia Millia Islamia, New 33. Ten days Research Methodology Course Delhi. `5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. K. 26. Ten days Research Methodology Course Narayanan Nair, Santhigiri Research for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. G. Foundation, Thiruvananthapuram, Palanithurai, Rajiv Gandhi Chair, Dept. Kerala. `5,50,000/-. of Political Science, Gandhigram Rural 34. Ten days Research Methodology Course Institute, Tamil Nadu. ` 5,50,000/-. for Ph.D Students, organized by Dr. A. 27. Ten days Research Methodology Course Xavier Susairaj, P.G.& Research Dept. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. S. of Economics, Sacred Heart College

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(Autonomous), Vellore, Tamil Nadu. by Dr. Neuton Singh & Dr. Sebastian `5,50,000/-. N., Dept. of International Relations/ Politics, Sikkim University, Sikkim. 35. Twelve days Research Methodology `5,50,000/-. Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Mrinal Kanti Dutta, IIT, Dept. of 43. Ten days Research Methodology Course Humanities and Social Sciences, North for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Guwahati, Guwahati. `2,00,000/- A.K. Mishra, Dept. of Management, Mizoram Univesity, Aizawl. 36. Ten days Research Methodology Course `5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Indranee Dutta, OKD Institute of Social 44. Ten days Research Methodology Science Development, Guwahati. Course for Ph. D Students, organized `1,64,045/-. by Prof. G.P. Prasain, Head, Dept. of Commerce, Manipur University, Imphal. 37. Ten days Research Methodology Course `5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Dipankar Sarmah, M.D.K.G. College, 45. Ten days Research Methodology Course Dibrugarh. `1,74,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. C.J. Thomas, Dy. Director, ICSSR-NERC, 38. Ten days Research Methodology Course Shillong. `5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Bijan Kumar Kunda, Head, Dept. of 46. Ten days Research Methodology Course Political Science, Barnagar College, for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Sorbhog, Bikaner. `1,74,000/-. Dilip C. Nath, Dept. of Statistics, Gauhati University, Assam. `5,50,000/-. 39. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. 47. Six days workshop on Methods of Alok Sen, Dept. of Economics, Assam Research and Proposal Writing on University, Silcher. `5,50,000/-. Governance or Development issues in Northeast India, organized by Prof. S.R. 40. Ten days Research Methodology Course Hashim, Indian Association of Social for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Science Institutions, IIPA hostel, New Archana Sharma, Dept. of Women Delhi. `4,31,435/- Studies, Guwahati University, Guwahati. ` 1,74,000/-. 48. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by 41. Ten days Course on Computer Dr. Anjan Saikia, Dept. of Education, Application in Social Sciences, organized Doomdooma College, Tinsukia, Assam. by Dr. Bhupen Sarmah, Director, OKD `5,50,000/-. Institute of Social Science Development, Guwahati. `5,50,000/-. 49. International Research Publications in Psychology and Human Development, 42. Ten days Research Methodology organized by Prof. C. Beena, Dept. Course for Ph. D Students, organized of Psychology, Osmania Univesity,

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Hyderabad. `2,57,375/-. (SC 56. Ten days Research Methodology Course Category) for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Vijay K. Shivgotra, Asst. Professor, 50. Ten days Research Methodology Dept. of Statistics, University of Jammu, Course for Ph. D Students, organized Jammu. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) by Prof. S. Japhet, Centre for the Study of Social Exclusive & Inclusive 57. Ten days Research Methodology Course Policy, National Law School of India for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. University, Bengaluru. `3,00,000/-. Santoshi Halder, Asst. Professor, Dept. (SC Category) of Education, University of Calcutta, Kolkata. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) 51. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 58. Ten days Research Methodology Course Ghanshyam, Malviya Centre for Peace for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. K. Research, Banaras Hindu University, Raja Mohan Rao, Centre for Study of Banaras. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Bharthidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. 52. Ten days Research Methodology Course `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 59. Ten days Research Methodology Course D.K. Verma, Babasaheb Ambedkar for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. D.K. National Institute for Social Sciences, Mahalik, Sr. Lecturer, Dept. of Business Mhow. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Administration, Sambalpur University, 53. Ten days Research Methodology Orissa. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Course for Ph. D Students, organized 60. Ten days Research Methodology Course by Dr. Vaishali Khaparde, Dept. of for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Library & Information Science, Dr. C.V. Jayamani, School of Management Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada Studies, Cochin University of Science University, Aurangabad. `5,50,000/-. and Technology. Kochi, Kerala. (SC Category) `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) 54. Ten days Research Methodology Course 61. Ten days Research Methodology for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Course for Ph. D Students, organized Shubhangi Zodape, Central Institute by Dr. Raj Kishore Meher, Reader in of Business Management Research and Sociology, Nabakrushna Chaudhury Development, Nagpur, Maharashtra. Centre for Development Studies, Orissa. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) 55. Three days Research Methodology 62. Ten days Research Methodology Course Course for Ph. D Students, organized for SC/ST Ph. D Students, organized by by Dr. Pupshpender Kumar, Dept. Prof. Yatindra Singh Sisodia, Madhya of Commerce, Kirori Mal College, Pradesh Institute of Social Science University of Delhi, Delhi. `1,74,000/-. Research, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. (SC Category) `5,50,000/-. (SC Category)

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63. Ten days Research Methodology Course Shyam Bihari Lal, Associate Prof. Dept. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. of History & Culture, M.J.P. Rohilkhand Manohar S. Yadav, Centre for Study University, Bareilly. `5,50,000/-. (SC of Social Change and Development, Category) Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bengaluru. `5,50,000/-. (SC 70. Three days Research Methodology Category) Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Santha Naik, Dept. of English, 64. Ten days Research Methodology Course VSKD University, Bellary. `1,74,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. (SC Category) Lajwant Singh & Dr. Poornima Jain, Dept. of Sociology & Pol Science, 71. Ten days Research Methodology Course Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Madhushree Sekhar, Centre for Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy, 65. Ten days Research Methodology Course Tata Institute of Social Science, Mumbai. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Narayan Sethi & Dr. N. Kipgen, Dept. of Humanities, NIT Rourekela, Odisha. 72. Ten days Research Methodology Course `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Prahalad Rai, Dr. Ambedkar Studies 66. Ten days Research Methodology Centre, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Course for Ph. D Students, organized `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) by Dr. Madan Mohan, Asst. Prof. of Geography, Dept. of Geography, Jamia 73. Ten days Research Methodology Course Millia Islamia, New Delhi. `5,50,000/-. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. (SC Category) Sachin Bharati, University School of 67. Ten days Research Methodology Course Mass Communication, GGS Indraprastha for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Shiv University, Dwarka. `5,50,000/-. (SC Kumar Deene, Asst. Prof. of Commerce, Category) School of Business Studies, Central 74. Ten days Research Methodology Course University of Karnataka, Karnataka. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) A. Saravandurai, Dept. of Economics, 68. Ten days Research Methodology Periyar University, Tamil Nadu. Course for Ph. D Students, organized `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) by Dr. Madhuri Gothwal & Dr. Alpana Kateja, Dept. of Economics, University 75. Three days Research Methodology of Rajasthan, Jaipur. `5,50,000/-. (SC Course for Ph. D Students, organized Category) by Dr. Namrita Mane & Dr. Archana Ghatole, SKN Singhgad Business 69. Ten days Research Methodology Course School, Pandharpur, Maharashtra. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. `1,74,000/-. (SC Category)

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76. Ten days Research Methodology Course 83. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Rajnalkar Laxman, Dept. of Commerce, Birbal Saha, Associate Prof. Dept. Gulbarga University, Karnataka. ` of Education, Sidho-Kanho-Birsha 5,50,000/-. (SC Category) University, West Bengal. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) 77. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. 84. Ten days Research Methodology Course Paramjit Singh, Dept. of Geography, for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. C. Meerut College, Meerut. `5,50,000/-. Mahadeva Murthy, Dept. of Studies and (SC Category) Research in Management, Karnataka 78. Ten days Research Methodology Course State Open University, Karnataka. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Vimal K. Lahari, Asst. Prof of Sociology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 85. Ten days Research Methodology Course U.P. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. Vishwanatha, Centre for the Study of 79. Ten days Research Methodology Course Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy, for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Mangalore University, Karnataka. Rabindranath Manukonda, Dept. of `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Journalism and Creative Writing, Central University of H.P., Himachal Pradesh. ` 86. Ten days Research Methodology Course 5,50,000/-. (SC Category) and Data Analysis through SPSS on 80. Ten days Research Methodology Course Social Sciences for SC and ST Ph.D. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Scholars, organized by Prof. B.B. Sanjeev Kumar K.M., Dept. of P.G. Mishra, Dean, School of Education Studies and Research Management, & Humanities, Mizoram University, Karnataka State Women’s University, Aizawl. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Karnataka. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) 87. Ten days Research Methodology Course and Computer Applications in Social 81. Ten days Research Methodology Course Science Research for SC/ST Ph.D. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. T.H. Scholars, organized by Prof. Nityanand Murthy, Centre for Rural Development, V. Pandey, Dept. of Education, Assam Bengaluru University, Karnataka. University, Silcher. `.5,50,000/-. (SC `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) Category) 82. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. 88. Ten days Research Methodology Sikander Kumar & Prof. Meenakshi Course for Ph. D Students, organized Soodan, Dept. of Economics, H.P. by Dr. Vijaya Korra, Centre for Social University, Himachal Pradesh. Development, SRC, Hyderabad. `5,50,000/-. (SC Category) `5,50,000/-. (ST Category)

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89. Ten days Research Methodology Course 96. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. R.S. Meena, Asst. Prof. of Commerce, Smita Nayak & Prof. Narottam Gaan, Faculty of Commerce, Banaras Hindu PG Dept. of Political Science, Utkal University, U.P. `5,50,000/-. (ST University, Bhubaneswar. `5,50,000/-. Category) (ST Category)

90. Ten days Research Methodology Course 97. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Priyabrata Majhi, Dept. of Political Nister Kujur, Asst. Prof., School of Science, Ravishankar University. Studies in Sociology, Pt. Ravishankar Odisha. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) Shukla University, Chhatisgarh. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 91. Ten days Research Methodology Course 98. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Madhubhai M. Gayakwad, Associate Mohd. Anwar, Dept. of Commerce, Prof. of Sociology, South Gujarat Govt. P.G. College, J & K. ` 5,50,000/-. University, Surat. `5,50,000/-. (ST (ST Category) Category) 99. Ten days Research Methodology 92. Ten days Research Methodology Course Course for Ph. D Students, organized for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Asst. Prof., Karma Oraon, Dept. of Anthropology, Indian Institute of Education, Pune. Ranchi University, Jharkhand. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 100. Ten days Research Methodology Course 93. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Devraj Singh Pangtey & Prof. Bhagwan B. Koteshwara Rao Naik, Dept. of S. Bisht, Dept. of Sociology, Kumaun University, Uttaranchal. `5,50,000/-. Management Studies, NIT, Tamil Nadu. (ST Category) `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 101. Ten days Research Methodology Course 94. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Dil Pazir & Dr. Jitendra, Asst. Prof., Pandurang Gavali, Dept. of Sociology, School of Management Studies, Baba North Gujarat University, Gujarat. Ghulam Shah Badshah University, J & `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) K. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category)

95. Ten days Research Methodology Course 102. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Vineeta Rani Ekka, Dept. of Economics, Balram Oraon, Dept. of Anthropology Vinoba Bhave University, Ranchi. & Tribal Development, Guru Ghasidas `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) Vishwavidyalaya, Chhatisgarh.

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`5,50,000/-. (ST Category) for SC/ST candidates, organized by Dr. Gerhold Marwin & Dr. Kishor 103. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Singh Rajput, Dept. of Economics, Anita Dhurvey, Dept. of Sociology, St. Anthony’s College, Meghalaya. Barkatullah University, Bhopal. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 107. Ten days Research Methodology 104. Ten days National Workshop on Research Methodology in Library and Course for Ph. D Students, organized Information Science, organized by by Dr. Keshab Basumatry & Dr. Manjit Dr. R.K. Ngurthin Khuma & Dr. R.N. Das, Dept. of Economics, Bodoland Mishra, Dept. of Library and Information University, Assam. `5,50,000/-. (ST Science, Mizoram University, Aizwal. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) Category)

105. Ten days Research Methodology Course 108. Ten days Research Methodology Course for Ph. D Students, organized by Prof. for Ph. D Students, organized by Dr. Rajmani Bhuyan, Dept. of Political Kedilezo Kikhi & Prof. Amiya K. Das, Science, Dhenaji Commerce College, Dept. of Sociology, Tezpur University, Assam. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) Assam. `5,50,000/-. (ST Category) 106. Ten days National Workshop on Social Science Research Methodology Course

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Appendix 6 Financial Assistance Provided for Organizing International/ National Conferences/Seminars/ Workshops in India Proposals Approved for Organising ‘Perspectives on Indian Economic International Conferences/Seminars/ Development and Policy’ at Delhi from Workshops in India 19 to 20 July 2012. `3,00,000.

1. Ms. Anamika, Nayab Abbasi Girls (PG) 6. Prof. A.R.D Prasad, DRTC, Indian College, Amroha for organizing an Statistical Institute, Bengaluru for International Conference on ‘Emerging organizing an International Conference Issues and Challenges in Education’ on ‘Knowledge and Information at Amroha from 9 to 11 June 2012. Dynamics’ at Bengaluru from 10 to 13 `1,00,000. July, 2012. `2, 00,000.

2. Dr. Aparna Sawney, Jawaharlal Nehru 7. Prof. S. Mahendra Dev, Indira Gandhi University, New Delhi for organizing Institute of Development Research, International Conference on ‘Trade, Mumbai for organizing an International Growth and Development’ at New Delhi Conference on ‘‘New Spatialities from 3 to 4 April 2012. `1, 00,000. of Production: Impact on Work, Organization, Labour Processes and 3. Prof. G.M. Bhatt, University of Kashmir, Upward Mobility’ at Mumbai from 6 to Srinagar for organizing an International 8 July 2012. ` 2, 00,000. Conference on ‘Impact of Peace, Conflict and Disturbances on Economic 8. Dr. Imankalyan Lahiri, Jadavpur Processes’ at Srinagar from 11 to 13 Association of International Relations, May 2012 ` 2,00,000. Kolkata for organizing an International Conference on ‘India and Her 4. Dr. P.K.B Nayar, Centre for Neighbour: Re-visiting Relations with Gerontological Studies, Thiruvanantha- Nepal, Bangaladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, puram for organizing an International Sri Lanka and Maldives’ at Shillong Conference on ‘Human Rights of from 17 to 18 August 2012. ` 1, 00,000. Older Persons in Asia Pacific Region with special focus on Health and Well- 9. Dr. Sr. Cathelina, Bon Secours College being’ at Kochullor from 4 to 6 June for Women, Thanjavur for organizing 2012. ` 2, 00,000. an International Conference on ‘International Challenges of Global 5. Prof. Pami Dua, Centre for Development Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century’ at Economics, Delhi for organizing Thanjavur from 30 to 31 August 2012. an International Conference on `1,50,000.

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10. Dr.Pooran Mal Yadav, Mohan Lal organizing an International Conference Sukhadia University, Udaipur for on ‘Transnational Social Work: organizing an International Conference Opportunities and Challenges’ at on ‘Perspectives in Culture, Society Chennai from 27 to 28 September 2012. and Gender in Subaltern Communities ` 2,00,000. in South Asia’ at Udaipur from 7 to 8 September 2012. `4,00,000 (SC). 17. Dr. Aktar Parvez, Management Libraries Network, Indore for organizing an 11. Shri Suresh Sharma, The Raza International Conference on ‘Creating Foundation, New Delhi for organizing Wisdom and Knowledge through Shared an International Conference on ‘World Learning: Changing Roles of Librarians and Image’ at New Delhi from 7 to 8 and Information Manager’ at Indore from September 2012. `2,00,000. 11 to 13 October 2012. ` 3,00,000.

12. Dr. Ritu Priya Mahrotra, Jawaharlal 18. Dr. Jayasheela, Tumkur University, Nehru University, New Delhi for Tumkur for organizing an International organizing an International Conference Conference on ‘Urbanization and on ‘Integrating Traditional South Asian Economic Transformation: Issues and Medicine into Modern Health Care Challenges’ at Tumkur from 12 to 13 System’ at New Delhi from 4 to 6 October 2012. ` 2,00,000. October 2012. `3,00,000. 13. Dr. Shalini Gupta, Desh Bhagat Group 19. Prof. Y. Pardhasaradhi, Osmania of Institutes, Mandi, Govindgarh for University, Hyderabad for organizing organizing an International Conference an International Conference on ‘New on ‘Challenges in Human Resource Frontiers in Public Administration: Management’ at Govindgarh from 5 to 6 Practice and Theory’ at Hyderabad from ` October 2012. `2,00,000. 26 to 27 October 2012. 3,00,000. 14. Dr. Renu Nanda, University of Jammu, 20. Dr. Sudeep Sharma, Jaypee University Jammu for organizing an International of Engineering & Technology, Guna for Conference on ‘Education for a Changing organizing 3rd International Symposium World’ at Jammu from 10 to 12 October on ‘Emerging Trends and Technologies 2012. ` 2, 00,000. in Libraries and Information Services’ at Guna from 26 to 27 October 2012. ` 15. Dr. Anita Ghosh, All India Association 1,00,000. of Sports for All, New Delhi for organizing an International Conference 21. Prof. R.B.P. Singh, Patna University, Patna on ‘International Seminar on Sports for organizing 34th Indian Geography for All: Health, Education & Culture Congress on ‘Hazards, Vulnerability and in Contemporary World’ from 26 to 30 Sustainable Development’ at Patna from September 2012. `2,00,000. 2 to 4 November 2012. ` 5,00,000.

16. Prof. Prince Annadurai, Madras 22. Prof. Ajay Patnaik, Jawaharlal Nehru Christian College, Chennai for University, New Delhi for organizing an

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International Conference on ‘Eurasian 29. Dr. Sharmila Sahdeo, Karve Institute Politics: Ideas, Institutions and External of Social Sciences, Pune for organizing Relations’ New Delhi from 1 to 2 an International Conference on ‘Social November 2012. ` 3, 00,000. Work Education in the Contemporary World: Issues and Challenges’ at Pune 23. Prof. Sujit Dutta, Jamia Millia Islamia, from 14 to 16 January 2012. `3,00,000. New Delhi for organizing the M K (SC) Gandhi Chair International Conference on ‘Peace Building in South Asia: Roots 30. Dr. Alok Kumar Meena, BSR Govt. of Conflict, Paths of Peace’ at New Delhi Arts College, Alwar for organizing an from 8 to 9 November 2012. `5,00,000. International Conference on ‘Human Rights: Evolution, Implementation and Evaluation’ at Alwar from14 to16 24. Prof. Motilal Dash, Kalinga Institute of December 2012. `1,50,000. (ST) Information Technology, Bhubaneswar for organizing IUAES 2012 Inter- 31. Prof. Lipi Ghosh, University of Calcutta, Congress on ‘Children and Youth in Kolkata for organizing 6th Biennial Changing World’ at Bhubaneshwar from International Conference of Indian 26 to 30 November 2012. `5,00,000. Association for Asian & Pacific Studies on ‘Weaving Asian Century: Challenges 25. Professor K.C. Suri, University of and Opportunities’ at Kolkata from17 to Hyderabad for organizing an International 19 December 2012. `5,00,000. Conference on ‘Governance, Democracy and Political Parties’ at Hyderabad from 32. Prof. Anand Kumar, Global Studies 1 to 3 December 2012. `4,00,000. Programme, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi for organizing 26. Prof. Dr. K. Sankarnarayan, K.J. Somaiya an International Conference on Centre for Buddhist Studies, Mumbai for ‘Studying Social Sciences in the Era of organizing an International Conference Globalization’ at New Delhi from 30 on ‘Cross Cultural Transmissions of March to 2 April 2012. ` 1,50,000. Buddhist Texts’ at Mumbai from 5 to 7 33. Prof. Anuparna Nautiyal, H.N.B December 2012. `2, 00,000. Garhwal University, Uttarakhand for 27. Prof. M.P. Dube, University of organizing an International Conference Allahabad, Allahabad for organizing on ‘India-China Relations in the an International Conference on ‘Global Contemporary Era: Opportunities, Environmental Politics’ at Allahabad Obstacles & Outlooks’ at Garhwal from from 8 to 9 December 2012. `1,50,000. 30 March to 2nd April 2012. `3,50,000.

28. Prof. A. Karunaker, Osmania University, 34. Prof. Maitrayee Chaudhuri, Centre for Hyderabad for organizing an International the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Conference on ‘African American and Nehru University, New Delhi for Dalit Writings’ at Hyderabad from 17 to organizing an International Conference 19 December 2012. `3, 00,000. on ‘Sociology Matters: Challenges

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and Possibilities of Social Science 40. Dr. Raju K. Thadikkaran, Mahatma Knowledge in Contemporary India’ at Gandhi University, Kerala for organizing New Delhi from 18 to 20 December an International Conference on ‘China 2012. `5, 00,000. (CoC2012): The Rise of China: Policy Parameters and Prospects’ at Kottayam 35. Prof. R.S. Deshpande, Institute for Social from 1to 3 November 2012. `3, 00,000. and Economic Change, Bengaluru for organizing an International Conference 41. Prof. R.N.Rai, Banaras Hindu University, on ‘Economic Growth Trade and Varanasi for organizing ‘7th Biennial Poverty’ at Bengaluru from 6 to 7 World Shakespeare Conference’ at December 2012. ` 8,00,000. Varanasi from 3 to 5 December 2012. Rs.1,50,000. 36. Prof. Manu Mittal, Centre of Russian Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 42. Dr. S.M. Anas Iqbal, Vashisht Inst. of New Delhi for organizing an International Professional Studies and Research, Conference on ‘Revisiting the Silk Indore for organizing an International Road: India and the Silk Road Region’ Conference on ‘Paradigm Shift in Innovative Business Management’ at at New Delhi from 5 to 7 November Indore from 1 to 2 December 2012. 2012.`2,00,000. `1,00,000. 37. Prof. R.N. Kar, Shaheed Bhagat 43. Prof. Navnita Chadha Behera, Research Singh College (Eve), New Delhi for on India and International Studies, organizing an International Conference Gurgaon for organizing an International on ‘Managing MNE Dynamics and Conference on ‘The Dawning of the Sustainable Development: Best Asian Century: Emerging Challenges Strategies, Practices and Models’ at New before Theory and Practice of Delhi from 12 to 14 December 2012. International Relations in India’ at New ` 4,00,000. Delhi from 10 to 12 December 2012. `10,00,000. 38. Prof. V. Yoga Jyotsna, Osmania University, Hyderabad for organizing an 44. Prof. Rashmi Jayarajan, Lady Shri Ram International Conference on ‘Disaster College, New Delhi for organizing an Management: Preparedness, Response International Conference on ‘Are We and Rehabilitation’ at Hyderabad from18 Post-Secular? Multidisciplinary and to 20 October 2012. `3,00,000. Cross-Cultural Perspectives’ at New Delhi from 13 to 14 December 2012. 39. Dr. Anju Aggarwal, Maharaja Agrasen `3,00,000. College, Delhi for organizing an International Conference on ‘Gender 45. Dr.B.K. Vinayachandra, Jain University, Relations in Developing Societies: 21st Bengaluru for organizing an International Century Perspective’ at New Delhi from Workshop on ‘Healing, Counseling and 30 to 31 October 2012. `1, 50,000. Therapy based Principals of Indian

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Psychology’ at Bengaluru from 13 to 15 27 to 30 December 2012. `2,00,000. December 2012. `3,00,000. (ST)

46. Prof. Prafulla C. Kar, Forum on 52. Dr. Usha Devi N., Malleswaram Ladies Contemporary Theory, Baroda for Association First Grade College for organizing an International Conference Women, Bengaluru for organizing on ‘Media and Utopia: Imagination, International Seminar on ‘Social History and Technology’ at Baroda from Entrepreneurship for Sustainable 16 to 19 December 2012. `3,50,000. Development in Emerging Economies’ at Bengaluru from 20 to 22 December 47. Prof. Kamal Sheel, Banaras Hindu 2012. `1,50,000. University, Varanasi, for organizing an International Conference on 53. Dr Sujata D. Hazarika, Indra Gandhi ‘Trans Cultural Asian Modernities’ at National Open Univeisty, Guwahati for Varanasi from 20 to 21 December 2012. organizing an International Conference `2,25,000. on ‘Global Initiative for Sustainability & Human Development: Envisioning 48. Dr. Alakh N. Sharma, Institute of the Planetary Future’ at Gauhati from 15 Human Development, New Delhi for to 16 October 2012. `2,00,000. organizing an International Symposium on ‘Economic Growth and Employment 54. Dr. Samson S. Chiru, Mt. Everest Creation in South Asia: Perspective for an College, Senapati Distt, Manipur for Inclusive Growth Agenda’ at New Delhi organizing an International Workshop on 22 November 2012. ` 3,00,000. on ‘Mother Tongue Curriculum Framework and Value-Based Education: 49. Prof. Pami Dua, Centre for Development Indigenous Education in Global Spaces Economics, New Delhi for organizing of Transformation’ at Senapati from 8 to ‘Asian Meeting of the Econometric 10 November 2012. `2,00,000.(ST) Society’ at New Delhi from 19 to 22 55. Prof.Lal Dena, Manipur University, December 2012. `3, 00,000. Imphal, Manipur for organizing an 50. Dr. Jayashree Raveendran, Institute International Seminar on ‘Contemporary of Public Enterprises, Hyderabad for North-east India: Issues, Challenges and organizing an International Conference Prospects’ at Imphal from `3,00,000. (ST) on ‘Game Theory and Management 56. Dr. C.J. Thomas, ICSSR North Applications’ at Hyderabad from 17 to Eastern Regional Centre, Shillong for 22 December 2012. `3,00,000. organizing an International Conference on ‘India’s Look – East Policy and the 51. Dr. Nabor Soren, National Institute North Eastern Region: Strengthening of Social Work and Social Sciences, the Continental Route’ at Shillong from Chandrashekharpur, Bhubaneshwar for 23 to 24 November 2012. `5,00,000. organizing an International Conference on ‘Regional and Local Sustainable 57. Dr. D. Syiem, North Eastern Hill Development’ at Bhubaneshewar from University, Shillong for organizing

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an International Symposium on University, New Delhi for organizing Aging (ISOA-2012) and 16th an International Conference on ‘India, Biennial Conference of Association of the Portuguese and the Indian Ocean Gerontology on ‘Problems and Prospects Societies: Exchanges and Engagements’ of Elderly in Today’s World’ at Shillong at New Delhi from 11 to 13 February from 1 to 3 October 2012. `3,00,000. 2013. `3,00,000.

58. Dr. Hemanta Kumar Nath, Sibsagar 64. Dr. Ranabir Samaddar, Mahanirban College, Joysagar, Assam for organizing Calcutta Research Group, Kolkata for an International Seminar on ‘Ethnicity, organizing the 14th Conference of the Identity and Literature’ at Joysagar from International Association for Studies in ` 11 to 14 October 2012. 2,00,000. Forced Migration on ‘Contested Spaces 59. Dr. Saralin A. Lyngdoh, North Eastern & Cartographic Challenges’ at Kolkata Hill University, Shillong for organizing from 6 to 9 January 2013. `5,00,000. an International Seminar on ‘Linguistic 65. Mrs. Alka Kamble, Modern College, Diversity in India: Typologies, Cultures Pune for organizing an International and Contacts’ at Shillong from 1 to 3 Conference on ‘Enhancing Employability November 2012. `4,70,000. through Proficiency in Foreign and 60. Dr. Sherap , Darjeeling Govt. Indian Languages’ at Pune from 28 to College, Darjeeling for organizing an 30 January 2013.`3,00,000.(SC) International Conference on ‘Human Trafficking: Global Efforts to Combat 66. Prof. Konchok Tashi, Central University and Challenges’ at Darjeeling from 26 of Jharkhand, Ranchi for organizing an to 27 November 2013. `3, 00,000.(ST) International Conference on ‘Voices from the Margin: Culture, Society and 61. Dr. Anubha Vashisht, Symbiosis Centre Exclusion’ at Ranchi from 21 to 22 for Management Studies, Noida for February 2013.` 5,00,000. (ST) organizing an International Conference on ‘Changing Dynamics in the Global 67. Dr. Jayasree Raveendran, Institute Village’ at Noida from 5 to 6 January of Public Enterprises, Hyderabad for 2013. `4, 00,000. organizing an International Conference 62. Prof. Sonal Kulkarni-Joshi, Deccan on ‘Social Science Research: Issues, College P.G. Research Institute, Challenges and Strategies’ at Hyderabad Pune for organizing an International from 9 to 11 January 2013. `5,00,000. Conference on ‘Language in India: 68. Professor Ajay Dubey, Organization Historical, Typological and Socio- linguistic Perspectives’ at Pune from 6 for Diaspora Initiatives, New Delhi for to 8 February 2013. `2,00,000. organizing an International Conference on ‘India and its Diaspora: A 63. Dr. Pius Maiekandathil, Centre for Comparative Perspectives’ at New Delhi Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru rom 11 to 12 January 2013. `4, 00,000.

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69. Prof. Chhada Chatterjee, Vishwa Change’ at Mumbai from 22 to 24 Bharati, Shantiniketan for organizing an January 2013. `3, 00,000. International Conference on ‘Tagore and his Global Vision: Forging Bonds with 76. Dr. Anirban Das, Centre for Studies in the Worlds’ at Shantiniketan from 14 to Social Sciences, Kolkata for organizing 15 January 2013. `1, 22,500. an International Conference on ‘Feminist Inscriptions in Social Theory’ 70. Dr. M.H.Ilias, Jamia Millia Islamia, New at Kolkata from 21 to 22 February 2013. Delhi for organizing an International `3,00,000. Conference on ‘Society and Change in the Contemporary Gulf’ at New Delhi 77. Dr. Ranjani Majumdar, School of Arts from 29 to 31 January 2013. `3, 00,000. and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi for organizing 71. Dr. Prem Kumar Srivastava, Maharaja an International Conference on ‘The Agrasen College, Delhi for organizing Cinema Century: Film, Technology and an International Conference on ‘De- the Contemporary’ at New Delhi from territorializing Cultures, Literatures 10 to 12 January 2013. `3,00,000. and Languages of the Indigenous’ at New Delhi from 6 to 7 February 2013. 78. Prof. Parmod Kumar, IGNOU, New `3,00,000. Delhi for organizing an International Conference on ‘Literature and 72. Prof. Sibnath Dev, Pondicherry Marginality’ at New Delhi from 20 to 22 University, Pondicherry for organizing February 2013. `5,00,000. (SC) an International Conference on ‘Protection of Child Rights: Issues and 79. Dr. P. Sankar Ganesh, BITS- Pilani, Challenges’ at Puducherry from 18 to 20 Hyderabad for organizing an January 2013. ` 3, 00,000. International Conference on ‘Winter Institute in Global Health’ at Hyderabad 73. Dr. Varsha Sharma, Kanoria PG Mahila from 2 to 13 January 2013. `7,00,000. Mahavidalaya, Jaipur for organizing an (SC). International Conference on ‘Interpreting Feminism vis-à-vis Activism’ at Jaipur 80. Dr. A. Kaisii, Jamia Millia Islamia, Centre from 18 to 20 January 2013. `1,50,000. for Culture Media and Governance, New Delhi for organizing an International 74. Dr. Preeti Johari, RCA (Girls) College, Conference on Contours of Media Mathura for organizing an International Governance’ at New Delhi from 25 to Conference on ‘Agenda for Inclusive 27 February 2013. ` 5,00,000. (ST) Growth’ at Mathura from 12 to 14 February 2013. `1,75,000. 81. Prof. K. Ramakrishniah and Prof. Himachalam Dasraju, Sri Venkateshwara 75. Prof. Satyajit Majumdar, Tata Institute University, Chittoor, Tirupati for of Social Science, Mumbai for organizing an International Conference organizing an International Conference on ‘Corporate Governance’ at Tirupati from on ‘Technology, Innovation and Social 30 to 31 January 2013.`. 3,00,000.(SC)

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82. Prof. Farida Siddiqui, Centre for Study Studies and the Expanding Horizons of of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Inter/Trans–Culturality’ at New Delhi Policy. Maulana Azad National Urdu from 7 to 8 March 2013. `2,50,000. University, Hyderabad for organizing an International Conference on ‘Status 88. Dr. Ajay K. Sahoo, Centre for Study of Women in Indian Sub-continent’ at of Indian Diaspora, University of Hyderabad from 6 to 8 March 2013. Hyderabad for organizing an International `2,00,000. Conference on ‘Development or Distress: 21st Century Indian Immigrants in the 83. Dr. Bhskar P, Joshi , University Persian Gulf’ at Hyderabad from 11 to Information Resource Centre, GGS 12 March 2013. `2,50,000. Indrasprastha University, New Delhi for organizing an International Conference 89. Prof. M.I. Hassan, M.D. University on ‘Academic Library Services Through of Rohtak, Rohtak for International Cloud Computing’ at New Delhi from Geographical Union (IGU) Conference 12 to 15 February 2013. `3,00,000. on ‘Geo-informatics for Biodiversity and Climate Change’ at Rohtak from 14 84. Prof. Aparajita Biswas, Centre for to 16 March 2013. `2,00,000. African Studies, Mumbai for organizing an International Conference on 90. Dr. Indira V. Athawale, R.N.C. Arts, ‘Emerging Asian Powers in Africa’ at J.D.B. Commerce & N.S.C. Science Mumbai from 14 to 15 February 2013. College, Nashik for organizing an `4,00,000. International Seminar on ‘Impact of Phule–Ambedkar Ideology on Society 85. Prof. S. Parasuraman, Tata Institute of and Contemporary Global Literature’ Social Sciences, Mumbai for organizing at Nashik from 18 to 20 January 2013. an International Conference on `4,00,000. (SC) ‘Equality and Sustainable Development: Towards A Post- Durban Framework’ at 91. Dr. Nand Kumar Sawant, Parvatibal Mumbai from 22 to 23 February 2013. Chowgule College of Arts and Science, `3,00,000. Gogoi Margao, Goa for organizing an International Seminar on ‘Human 86. Dr. S.J. Janetius, Sree Saraswathi Migration in South Asia: Pattern, Thyagaraja College, Pollachi(T.N) for Development and Challenges ’ at Goa organizing an International Conference from 1 to 2 March 2013. `4,00,000. on ‘Empowering Rural Families, Women (SC) and Girl Children for Sustainable Development’ at Pollachi from 22 to 23 92. Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Department of February 2013. `2,00,000. Defense Studies, Meerut College, Meerut for organizing an International 87. Dr. Indrani Mukherjee, School Conference on ‘Bilateral Strategic and of Languages, Jawaharlal Nehru Economic Cooperation between India University, New Delhi for organizing and Thailand’ at Meerut from 10 to 11 an International Conference on ‘Gender March 2013. `5,00,000. (SC)

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93. Dr. Eric Soreng, Department of Conference on ‘Dalit Art and Imagery’ Psychology, University of Delhi, Delhi at New Delhi from 4 to 6 March 2013. for organizing International Seminar on `7,00,000. (SC) ‘Indian Culture, Psychology and Global 99. Prof. N.K Jha, South Asian Studies Civilization: Emerging Perspectives’ at Programme, Pondicherry University, New Delhi from 22 to 25 March 2013. Pondicherry for organizing an `5,00,000. (ST) International Conference on ‘Internal 94. Prof. B. C. Upreti, South Asian Studies Changes in Southern Asian Studies: Center, University of Rajasthan, Implications for India Challenges’ at Jaipur for organizing an International Puducherry from 11 to 13 March 2013. Conference on ‘India - Nepal Relation: `3, 00,000. Emerging Issues and Challenges of 100. Prof. Kamal Mitra Chenoy, Centre Cooperation’ at Jaipur from 22 to 23 for Comparative Politics & Political March 2013. `3,00,000. Theory, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi for organizing the ICSSR – 95. Dr. Mahmood Alam, School of Asian Sponsored Delhi Historical Materialism Studies, The English and Foreign Conference on ‘New Cultures of the Language University, Hyderabad for Left’ at New Delhi from 3 to 5 April organizing an International Conference 2013. `12,22,852. on ‘Indo- Iran Cultural Relation: A Focus on Sadiq Hedayat and India at 101. Prof. Arvind Tiwari, Nodal Center of Hyderabad from 17 to 19 February 2013. Excellence for Human Right Education, `4,00,000. Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai for organizing an International 96. Prof. Ranjana Saxena, Department of Conference on ‘Access to Justice to The Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian Studies, Marginalized in Asia: A Human Rights University of Delhi, Delhi for organizing Challenge’ at Mumbai from 14 to 16 an International Conference on ‘Re- April 2013. `5,00,000. visiting East Central Europe and Russian Society and Culture’ at Delhi from 6 to 7 102. Prof. B. Shivarama Shetty, Kanakdara March 2013. `5,00,000. Research Center, Mangalore University, Mangalagangotri for organizing an 97. Dr. Milap Chand, Joshi Adhikari International Conference on ‘Rethinking Institute of Social Studies, New Delhi for Bhakti’ at Mangalore from 27 to 30 organizing an International Conference March 2013. `2,00,000. on ‘Indian and Internal Experiences of Cooperatives in Agriculture’ at New Delhi 103. Prof. Waheeda Khan, Department of from 18 to 23 March 2013. `5,00,000. Psychology, Jamia Millia Islimia, New (ST) Delhi for organizing an International Conference on ‘Psychology of Trauma: 98. Dr. Milind Awad, Centre for English Women and Children in Violent Conflict’ Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, at New Delhi from 13 to 14 March 2013. New Delhi for organizing an International ` 1,50,000.

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104. Dr. Shri Krishan Rai, National Institute of on ‘Autonomous Districts, Councils Technology, Durgapur for organizing an and Conflict Resolution: Is it An Auto International Conference on ‘Literature Flow of Funds for Hills of Manipur?’ to Cinema: Appropriation, Adaptation at Senapati from 8 to 10 March 2013. Adulteration’ at Durgapur from 1 to 3 `3,00,000. (ST) June 2013. ` 5,00,000. 107. Dr. Bakshi Haarat Ali Ahmed, 105. Prof. Gordhan Ram, Centre for the Abhayapuri College, Abhayapuri, Studies in Human Development, Assam Assam for organizing an International University, Silchar for organizing an Seminar on ‘Arabic and Islamic Studies International Seminar on ‘Human in North-East India’ at Abhayapuri from Development and the Marginalised 21 to 24 April 2013. `1,80,000. Sections in Northeast India: Issues, Challenges and Way Forward’ at Silchar 108. Dr. Rajesh Rawat, S.S. Jain Subodh from 4 to 6 February 2013. `4,00,000. College, Jaipur for organizing an International Conference on ‘Non- 106. Dr. Samson S. Chiru, Mt. Everest Violent Protest Movement: Forms, College, Senapati Distt, Manipur for Techniques and Relevance’ at Jaipur organizing an International Seminar from 7 to 9 January 2013. `1,50,000.

Proposals Approved for Organising 4. Prof P.K. Dey, Bright Educational and National Conferences/ Seminars/ Developmental Society, Mayurbhanj Workshops in India for organizing a national seminar on ‘Suicide and Current Education System’ 1. Dr. Siddaraju V.G, University of Mysore, Mysore, for organizing a national seminar at Mayurbhanj from 20 to August 2012. on ‘Financial Inclusion in India-Issues `1, 00,000. and Challenges’ at Mysore from 30 to 31 5. Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Shrivastava, Ranchi August 2012. `1,50,000. SC for organizing a national seminar on 2 Prof. Ravi Pandey, All India Centre ‘Urbanization and Changing State of for Urban and Rural Development, Environment’ at Ranchi from 24 to 25 Dehradun for organizing a national September 2012. `1, 20,000. seminar on ‘Status of Child Rights in Uttarakhand’ at Dehradun from 28 to 29 6. Shri Kanth B.R., Khundmiri Foundation, July 2012. `1, 00,000. ICSSR Southern Regional Centre, 3. Dr. Rajesh Chandra Paliwal, B.S.M. Hyderabad for organizing a national (PG) College, Roorkee for organizing seminar on ‘Contemporary Ways and a national seminar on ‘Role of Indian Voices of Resistance /Resilience’ at Police and Human Rights’ at Roorkee Hyderabad from 29 to 30 June 2012. from 24 to 25 Augest 2012. `1, 00,000. `2,25,000.

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7. Prof. Lancy I. Lobo, Centre for 13. Prof. V. Hemalatha Devi, The Icfai Culture and Development, Vadodara Foundation for Higher Education, for organizing a national seminar on Hyderabad for organizing a national ‘Indian Federalism Inter-governmental seminar on ‘Right to Education: Relations Revisited (Towards a Fresh Constitutional Dynamics’ at Hyderabad Balance of Power)’ at Vadodara from 24 from 18 to 19 Augest 2012. `1, 25,000. to 25 Augest 2012. `5, 00,000. 14. Dr. Sanghmitra S. Acharya, Jawaharlal 8. Prof. N. Ramagopal, Annamalai Nehru University New Delhi for University, Annamalai Nagar for organizing a national seminar on organizing a national seminar on ‘Health, Regional Disparities and Social ‘Altering Rural Landscapes: Structures, Medicine’ at New Delhi from 19 to 23 Institutions and Households’ at November 2012. `2,00.000. Annamalai Nagar from 12 to 13 July 2012. `3,00,000. 15. Dr. K. Maddaiah, Good Shepherded Educational & Rural Development 9. Dr.Surendra Kumar Sia, Pondicherry Society, Kurnool for organizing a national University Pondicherry for organizing a seminar on ‘Rural Development in national seminar on ‘Positive Behavior: Andhra Pradesh: Issues and Challenges’ Perspectives and Applications’ at at Kurnool from 5 to 7 December 2012. Pondicherry from 21 to 22 September `1,00,000. 2012. `1, 50,000. 16. Dr. M. Gabriel, Madras Christian 10. Dr. Rakhi Gupta, The IIS University, College, Chennai for organizing a Jaipur for organizing a national seminar national seminar on ‘Indian Higher on ‘Sustainable Rural Development in Education: Contemporary Challenges India: Efforts and Challenges’ at Jaipur and Peace Perspectives’ at Chennai from from 7 to 8 September 2012. `2,00,000. 23 to 25 July 2012. ` 2,00,000.

11. Mr. S. C. Hassain, Star Youth 17. Dr. C. Sheela Reddy, Indian Institute of Association, Kurnool for organizing a Public Administration, New Delhi for national seminar on ‘Education: Right to organizing a national seminar on ‘Impact Education Act, 2009-The Way Forward’ of Globalization on Urbanization and at Kurnool from 8 to 9 October 2012. Migration in India’ at New Delhi from 7 `1,00,000. to 8 August 2012. `1, 00,000.

12. Dr Tarun Kumar Dwivedi, Kooba 18. Dr. Niti Mehta, Sardar Patel Institute P.G. College, Dariyapur, Azamgarh of Economic and Social Research, for organizing a national seminar on Ahmedabad for organizing a national ‘Role and Possibilities of Banking seminar on ‘Imperative of Sustainable and Insurance Sector in the Rural Farm Sector Development in the Development and Employment in India’ Backdrop of Globalisation, Poverty and at Azamgarh from 28 to 29 September Inequalities’ at Ahmedabad 15 to 16 2012. `1,25,000. June 2012. `1,00,000.

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19. Prof. Preet Rustagi, Institute for Human 25. Dr. Mamata M. Tripathi, S.B.M. (PG) Development and The Indian Society College, Kushinagar for organizing a of Labour Economics, New Delhi national seminar on ‘Contemporary for organizing a national seminar on Indian Political Issues Problems and ‘Globalization, Labour Market and Solutions’ at Kushinagar from 24 to 25 Employment Relations in India’ at February 2012. `1, 00,000. New Delhi from 20 to 21 April 2012. `1,50,000. 26. Prof. Kamlesh Mishra, Rani Durgavati University, Jabalpur for organizing a 20. Prof. Mamata Swain, Ravenshaw national seminar on ‘Empowerment of University, Cuttack for organizing a Tribal Women in Region of national seminar on ‘Gender Perspective MP’ at Jabalpur from 13 to 14 January in Displacement, Resettlement and 2012. `50,000. Rehabilitation’ at Cuttak on 1 September 27. Dr Asha Bhatnagar, I.N.P.G. College, 2012. `1, 00,000. Meerut for organizing a national seminar 21. Dr. Archna Pathak, St. Aloysius on ‘Stress and it’s Management’ at (Autonomous) College, Jabalpur for Meerut from 27 to 28 September 2012 organizing a national seminar on .`50.000. ‘Right to Education: Challenges and 28. Dr. Rajini Kashyap, Digambar Jain Opportunities’, at Jabalpur, August College, Baraut (Baghpat) for organizing ` 2012. 75, 000. a national seminar on ‘Psychological 22. Dr. M.L. Kasne, Mahatma Gandhi Interventions for Social Well-being’ at Baghpat from 28 to 29 September 2012. Antarashtriya Hindi Vishwadidyalaya, `1,00,000. Wardha for organizing a national seminar on ‘Contribution of Dr. Ambedkar in the 29. Prof. Raj Kishore Panda, Nabakrushna Field of Anthropology’ at Wardha from Choudhury Centre for Development 3 to 4 March 2012. `1,00,000. Studies, Bhubaneswar for organizing a national seminar on ‘Inequality in Post 23. Prof H.S. Sharma, Indian Human Ecology Reform India: Measurement and Policy Council (IHEC), Jaipur for organizing a Issues’ at Bhubaneswar from 28 to 29 national seminar on ‘Climate Change September 2012. `5, 00,000. and Green Economy with reference to India’ at Jaipur from 5 to 6 June 2012. 30. Prof. Mohan Kumar S, Institute of `1,25,000. Development Studies, Jaipur organizing a national seminar on ‘Transformations 24. Dr. N.K. Mahakud, Sambalpur in Rural Economy: Implications and University, Odisha for organizing a Outcome’ at Jaipur from 26 to 27 national seminar on ‘Livelihood in the September 2012. `4.00.000. Era of Globalization: Problems and Prospects’ at Odisha from 17 to 17 31. Dr Vaijayanti Belsare, Sir Parashur March 2012. ` 1, 00,000. Ambhau College Pune, for organizing

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a national seminar on ‘Revisiting a national seminar on ‘Schedule Caste Rousseau’ at Pune from 4 to 6 September Education: A Way Forward to Equality 2012. `1, 50,000. and Dignity’ at Dausa on 11 October 2012. `1,50,000. (ST) 32. Dr. Bupinder Zutshi, Govt. Degree College Pampore, Kashmir for 38. Prof. S. N. Singh, Institute for Applied organizing a national seminar on Research and Development, Lucknow ‘Regional Development Sustainability for organizing a national seminar on and Socio-Economic Development in ‘Future of Parliamentary Democracy in Jammu and Kashmir’ at Kashmir from 5 India’ at Lucknow from 12 to 13 October to 6 June 2012. `1,25,000. 2012. `1,50,000.

33. Dr. Nandini Ghosh, Instiitute of 39. Mr. Mahhoob Alam, Buddha P.G. Development Studies, Kolkata for College, Kushi Nagar (U.P.) for organizing a national seminar on organizing a national seminar on ‘Interrogating Disability: Theory and ‘Entrepreneurship Development: Practice’ at Kolkata from 27 to 28 Challenges and Opportunities’ at Kushi September 2013. `2, 00,000. Nagar from 15 to 16 October 2012. `75,000. 34. Prof. M.P. Dubey, Institute of Gandhian Thought and Peace Studies, Allahabad 40. Dr. R.N. Pati, Council for Tribal & University, Allahabad for organizing a Rural Development Bhubaneswar, national seminar on ‘Impact of Gandhian for organizing a national seminar on Ideas on Environmental Movements ‘Trafficking of Women and Children: in India’ at Allahabad from 8 to 9 Policy Programme and Rehabilitation December 2012. `1,00,000. Prospects’ at Bhubaneswar from 18 to 35. Dr G.N. Karna, Society for Disability 20 October 2012. ` 75,000. and Rehabilitation Studies, New Delhi 41. Prof N. Vasanthi, RBI Chair Professor, for organizing a national seminar on Council for Social Development, ‘Contemporary Discourse on Disability Hyderabad for organizing a national Studies as a Human Rights Issue’ at seminar on ‘Social Exclusion and The New Delhi from 15 to 18 December Rights of Persons with Disabilities’ at 2012. `1,00,000 . Hyderabad from 19 to 20 October 2012. 36. Mr. A. Vijayarangam, Madurai Kamaraj `3,00,000. University, Madurai for organizing a national seminar on ‘New Media in 42. Dr V. Madasamy, Ayya Nadar Janki Globalised Society’ at Madurai on 5 Ammal College, Sivakasi for organizing October 2012. `50,000. a national seminar on ‘Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMES) 37. Ms. Lalita Kumari Verma, Nehru in India: Problems and Prospects’ at Shikasha Gramin Vikas Sansthan, Sivakasi in the second week of October Mahuwa, Dist. Dausa, for organizing 2012. ` 75.000.

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43. Dr. Dinesh Vyas, Govt. Degree College, 49. Dr. Velu Suresh Kumar H. The Rajah’s Buluwakote Dharchula, Pithoragarh College, Pudukkottai for organizing a for organizing a national seminar on national seminar on ‘Current Problems ‘The Development of Scheduled Tribes and Future Prospects of Indian Economy Communities though Government at Pudukkattai from 27 to 28 December Policies and Programmers with Special 2012. `1,00,000. (SC) Reference to the State of Uttarakhand’ at Pithoragarh from 28 to 29 October 2012. 50. Dr. Bijoy Roy, Center for Women’s `1,00,000. Studies, New Delhi for organizing a national seminar on ‘User Charges, 44. Dr. R.S.Sugirtha Basamath, Rani Anna Public Health Facilities and Universal Government College for Woman, Access’ at New Delhi from 7 to 8 Tiruelveli for organizing a national December 2012. `3, 00,000. seminar on ‘Perspectives of Female Poets of Sangam Period and Modern 51. Prof. Shabhni Zodape, Central Institute Times as Reflected in their Themes’ at of Business Management Research and Tiruelveli from 29 to 30 October 2012. Development, Nagpur for organizing a `1, 00,000. national seminar on ‘Managing a Diverse 45. Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Meerut College, Work Force: Impacts and Rewards’ at Meerut for organizing a national seminar Nagpur from 8 to 10 December 2012. on ‘India’s National Security: Past, `1, 00,000. (SC) Present and Future’ at Meerut from 17 52. Dr. Sallyamma, Job, St. Paul’s College, to 18 November 2012. `2,00,000. (SC) Kerala for organizing a national 46. Dr. N.P. Chaubey, Peoples Council of seminar on ‘Kerala’s Growth Strategy: Education, Allahabad for organizing Opportunities and Challenges’ at a national seminar on ‘The Indian Kalamassery from 12 to 13 December Education System: The Crisis and the 2012. `1,50,000. Shifting Paradigms’ at Allahabad from 12 to 23 November 2012. `1,50,000 . 53. Dr.S.Anuradha, Christ University, Bengaluru for organizing XXII Annual 47. Prof. Patil Vasant, Dagadu Bhusawal Seminar of National Academy of Arts, Science & P.O. Nahata Commerce Psychology on ‘Psychology in India: College, Bhusawal for organizing ‘36th Emerging Trends in Theory Research National Annual Seminar of Marathi and Practice’ at Bengaluru from 10 to 12 Arthashasra Parished’ at Bhusawal from ` 22 to 24 November 2012. `1, 50,000. December 2012. 3,00,000. 48. Prof. Neeta Bora Sharma, Centre for 54. Prof. P.M.Yadav, Mohanlal Sukhadia Women Studies, Kamaun University, University, Udaipur for organizing a Nainital for organizing a national national seminar on ‘Contemporary seminar on ‘Status and Role of Women Indian Society: Challenges & Responses’ in Uttarakhand’ at Nainital from 29 to 30 at Udaipur from 27 to 29 December November 2012. `1, 00,000 . 2012.` 5,00,000. SC.

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55. Prof. Irfan Habib, Aligarh Historians national seminar on ‘Development and Society, Aligarh for organizing a national Displacement: Social Justice Paradigm’ seminar on ‘Ideology, Literature and at Gandhigram from 13 to 14 December Social Reality in India’s Past and Present’ 2012. Rs. 2,00,000. at Aligarh, from 28 to 30 December 2012. `1,50,000. 62. Prof. K.N. Nair, Santhigiri Research Foundation, Thiruvanthapuram for 56. Dr. Vijay Singh Rawat, SGRR (P.G.) organizing a national seminar on College, Dehradun for organizing ‘8th ‘Democratic Decentralization in Kerala’ Annual National Seminar of UPUEA at at Thiruvanthapuram from 17 to 18 Dehradun from 28 to 29 October 2012. November 2012. `1,00,000. `1, 50,000. 63. Prof. Shashi Sahay, University of 57. Dr. Ashntosh Angiras, Sanatan Dharma Rajasthan Jaipur for organizing a College (Lahore), Ambala for organizing national seminar on ‘Emerging Patterns a national seminar on ‘Restructuring of State Politics in India with Special Gross National Happiness Index: Issue Reference to Rajasthan’ at Jaipur. 23 to and Challenges’ at Ambala from 30 to 25 November 2012. ` 2,50,000. 31 October 2012. `1, 00,000. 58. Mr. Hariom Ray, Aparna Shodh 64. Dr. (Mrs) V. Suriagandhi, Sri Meenakshi Sansthan, Dausa, Rajasthan for Government College, Madurai for organizing a national seminar on ‘Dalit organizing a national seminar on ‘Bio- Shashktikarn: Shambhavanya Avam Degradable Waste: Environmental Issues Chunotiya’ at Dausa on 4th November and Sustainability’ at Madurai from 13 2012. `1,30,000. (SC) to 15 September 2012. `1,00,000. 59. Dr R. Ratnakar, Extension Education 65. Dr. Ravi S. Singh, Banaras Hindu Institute, Hyderabad for organizing University, Varanasi for organizing a national seminar on ‘Futuristic a national seminar on ‘Reorienting Agricultural Extension for Livelihood Geography Education and Training for Improvement and Sustainable Sustainable Development in India’ at Development’ at Hyderabad from 8 to Varanasi from 29 to 31 October 2012. 11 November 2012. `1,00,000. `2,00,000. 60. Dr Rajeev Koshal, D.P. Chaturvedi 66. Dr. Param Jit Singh, Meerut College, Arts, Commerce and Science College, Meerut for organizing a national Seoni, M.P for organizing a national seminar on ‘Population Environment seminar on ‘Bio-Diversity Conservation and Sustainable Development in India: Environment and Resource Management’ Issues and Challenges’ at Meerut from 8 at Seoni from 18 to 19 November 2012. to 9 December 2012. `1,00,000. `75,000. 67. Prof. S.S. Tiwana, IASSI, New Delhi 61. Prof. S. Gurusamy, Gandhigram Rural for organizing a national seminar on Institute, Gandhigram for organizing a ‘Social Sciences in the Emerging

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National and Global Scenario: Role, 73. Prof. Maheshbhai Gamit, Gujarat Relevance and Consequence’ and ‘Rural Vidyapith, Ahmedabad for organizing a Transformation in India’ at Amritsar national seminar on ‘Tribal Development from 30 to 31 October 2012. `3,00,000. Perspective and Issues’ at Ahmedabad from 23 to 24 December 2012. `5,00,000. 68. Dr. Anjali Kulukarni, Central Institute (ST) of Business Management Research and Development, Nagpur for organizing a 74. Prof Sunita Manwar, Appaswami national seminar on ‘Anatomy of Rupee Mahavidyalaya Shendurjana (Adhao), Volatility and Micro Economic Stability’ Tg. Manora, Washim for organizing a at Nagpur from 27 to 28 November 2012. national seminar on ‘An international `1, 00,000. Co-operative Year 2012’ at Washim on 28 October 2012. `1,00,000. (SC) 69. Dr. Ram P. Ram, The Indian Economic Association, Patna for organizing a 75. Dr Archna S. Mathew, Govt. Auto P.G. national seminar on ‘Dalit in India: Past, College, Chindwara for organizing a Present and Future’ at Patna from 21 to national seminar on ‘Challenges and 23 November 2012. `4, 50,000. (SC) Remedies of Globalization in Indian Scenario’ at Chindwara from 5 to 7 70. Dr .Y. Moses, Center for Study of November 2012. `1,00.0,00. Exclusion & Inclusive Polices, National Law School of India University, 76. Prof. V. Anjaneyulu, Society for Social Bengaluru for organizing a national Transformation, Kurnool for organizing seminar on ‘Religious Minorities and a national seminar on ‘Implications and Karnataka Politics: Issues and Challenges Challenges of Social Work for Inclusive for Inclusive Democracy’ at Bengaluru Development of Marginalized Sections’ on 30 September 2012 `2,00,000. (SC) at Kurnool from 15 to 16 November 2012. `1,00,000. 71. Mr K.L. Chandrashekhara, Center for the Social Exclusion & Inclusive 77. Dr.H.M. Barua, Madhya Pradesh Dalit Policy, National Law School of India Sahitya Akademy, Ujjain for organizing University, Bengaluru for organizing a a national seminar on ‘Development national seminar on ‘The Dynamics of of Dalit Class in Indian Democracy: Dalit Movement in Karnataka: Political Challenges and Possibilities’ at Affiliations and Literary/Cultural Expre- Ujjain from 17 to 18 November 2012. ssions’ at Bengaluru in the first week of `1,50,000. (SC) December 2012. ` 3, 00,000. (SC) 78. Dr. Kumkum Singh, R.G. (P.G.) College, 72. Prof .Gautam Gawali, Western Regional Meerut for organizing a national Centre, ICSSR, Mumbai for organizing a seminar on ‘Senior Citizens: Problems national seminar on ‘Exclusion, Conflict & Perspectives: A Multidisciplinary and the State in India’ at Mumbai from 17 Approach’ at Meerut from 22 to 23 to 19 December 2012. `3, 50,000. (SC) November 2012. `1,50,000.

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79. Dr M. Swarana Latha, Kakatiya for organizing a national seminar on University, Nirmal for organizing a ‘Contributions of Madras Christian national seminar on ‘Agrarian Crisis College in the Making of Modern India: and Farmers Suicides: Challenges and A Historical Perspective’ at Chennai Strategies’ at Nirmal from 23 to 24 from 25 to 26 October 2012. `1,50,000. November 2012. `1, 50,000. 86. Dr. Iqbalur Rehman, Aligarh Muslim 80. Mr Manish Kumar, Shri Radheshyam University Aligarh for organizing a R. Morakrka Govt. College, Jhunjhunu, national seminar on ‘Terrorism in Rajasthan for organizing a national South Asia: Issues and Challenges’ at seminar on ‘Resource, Development Aligarh from 9 to 10 November 2012. & Environment: Changing Scenario’ `2,00,000. at Jhunjhunu from 12 to 14 December 2012. `1,50,000. 87. Dr. P.S. Panwar, Shaheed Captain Vikram Batra Govt. College, Palampur, 81. Dr P. Lazaurs Samraj, Center for Dist Kangra for organizing a national Women’s Studies, Pondicherry seminar on ‘Culture, Politics and University, Puducherry for organizing Ethnicity: Emerging Issues in North a national seminar on ‘Importance of West India’ at Kangra from 23 to 24 Women Employment in this Era of November 2012. `1,50,000. Globalization’ at Pondicherry from 12 to 14 December 2012. `2, 50,000. 88. Dr.S.C. Gupta, Ludhiana Citizens Health 82. Dr A.A. Magesan, V.H.N.S.N. Council, Ludhiana for organizing a College, Virudhunagar for organizing national seminar on ‘Mental Stress and a national seminar on ‘Use of ICT’ at Social Trauma among Deserted Wives Virudhunagar from 19 to 20 December of Non-Resident Indian Husbands: Role 2012. `1,00,000. of Law Enforcing Agencies’ at Ludhiana from 6 to 7 December 2012. `2,00,000. 83. Dr S.K. Jain, Shaheed Bhagat Singh (Evening) College, New Delhi for 89. Dr. Dayanand Gautam, Govt College organizing a national seminar on ‘Indian Haripur, Manali, Kulu for organizing Federalism: Emerging Issues and a national seminar on ‘Media, Samaj, Challenge’ at New Delhi from 8 to 9 Sahitya aur Sarokar’ at Kulu from 21 to February 2012. ` 2, 00,000. 22 December 2012. `1,00,000. 84. Prof. A.K. Sharma, Mahatama Gandhi 90. Dr. Sucheta Sen Chaudhuri, Central Antrrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidalaya, University of Jharkhand, Ranchi for Wardha for organizing a national organizing a national seminar on seminar on ‘Social Relevance of ‘Indigenous Environmental Philosophy Distance Education’ at Wardha from 26 in the Global Era’ at Ranchi from 8 to to 28 December 2012. `1,50,000. 10 November 2012. `1,50,000. 85. Dr. C. Joseph Barnabs, Madras 91. Prof. Ashok, Jawaharlal Nehru Christian College, Tambaram, Chennai University New Delhi, for organizing a

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national seminar on ‘Political Economy 97. Dr. Mushtaq Ahmed Patel, Maulana Azad of India’ at New Delhi from 27 to 29 National Urdu University, Hyderabad December 2012. `2,60,000. (SC) for organizing a national seminar on ‘Teacher Education an Community 92. Prof. Vidya Jain, Centre for Gandhian Development’ at Hyderabad from 15 to Studies, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 17 December 2012. `2,00,000. for organizing a national seminar on ‘Non-Violent Revolution in Rajasthan’ 98. Prof. N.P. Chubey, Indian Academy of at Jaipur from 24 to 25 January 2012. Social Science, Allahabad for organizing `1,50,000. a national seminar on ‘Science, Society 93. Prof. Nandu Ram, Institute of Social and the Planet Earth’ at Allahabad from ` Sciences, New Delhi for organizing a 19 to 23 November 2012. 1,50,000. National Seminar on ‘Local Governance: 99. Prof. B.L. Mungekar, Indian Economic Inclusion of Excluded Communities Association, Patna for organizing an with Special Reference to ST and SC’ national seminar on ‘95th Annual Seminar at New Delhi on 22 December 2012. on Growth an Structural Changes in `7,00,000. (SC) Employment’ at Patna from 27 to 29 December 2012. `5, 00,000 (SC). 94. Prof. B. Appa Rao, Rajiv Gandhi Group of Educational Institutions, Rajahmundry 100. Dr. (F.R.) Jose C. C., Christ University, for organizing a national seminar on Thiruvanthapuram for organizing a ‘Metamorphosis of Indian Banking in national seminar on ‘Development the Reform Era: The Directions and Paradigms and Social Science Research’ Destination’ at Rajahmundry from 7 to at Thiruvanthapuram from 27 to 28 9 December 2012. `.2, 00,000. (SC) December 2012. `1,00,000.

95. Prof. Seema Singh, The Indian Society 101. Dr. N.C. Das, Rabindrasadan Girls of Labour Economics, New Delhi for College, Karimganj, Assam for organizing 54th Annual Seminar of the organising a national seminar on Indian Society of Labour Economics on ‘Women Education and Socio-Economic ‘Wages and Wage Share, Employment Transformation in North East India with in Post Reform India and Labour Right Special Reference to Southern Assam’ in the Globalising World’ at New at Karimganj from 21 to 22 June 2012. Delhi from 20 to 22 December 2012. `2,00,000. `3,00,000. 102. Dr. Hare Krishna Deva Sarmah, 96. Prof. Rathindra P Sen, M.G. Kashi Morigaon College, Morigaon, Assam Vidyapith, Varanasi for organizing for organizing a national seminar on a national seminar on ‘Regional ‘The Millennium Development Goals Development Issues: Disparities and and Human Development: Performance Conflicts’ at Varanasi from 20 to 21 in North East India’ at Morigoan from December 2012. `1,50,000. 14 to 15 September 2012. `1,50,000.

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103. Prof Batskhern Myrboh, Synod College, 109. Dr. Kishor.Chandra Satpathy, National Jaiaw, Shillong for organizing a national Institute of Technology, Silchar seminar on ‘Sixty Years of the Working for organizing a national seminar of Parliamentary Democracy in India: on ‘Information, Innovation and Experiences and Prospects’ at Shillong Technology’ at Silchar from 26 to 28 from 21 to 22 June 2012. `2, 00,000. November 2012. `1, 00,000.

104. Dr. Nabam Nakha Hina, Rajiv Gandhi 110. Dr. Kedilezo Kikhi, Tezpur University, University, Arunachal Pradesh for Napaam for organizing a national organizing a national seminar on seminar on ‘Interrogating Indignity, ‘Customs and Customary Laws of Citizenship and the State: Perspectives Arunachal Pradesh’ at Doimukh from from India’s North East’ at Tezpur from 24 to 15 September 2012. `2, 00,000. 13 to 15 December 2012.`2, 50,000 105. Fr. John Lotha, St. Joseph’s College (ST). Jakhama, Kohima, Nagaland for 111. Ms. Navaneeta Deori & Ms. Subeno organizing a national seminar on ‘The Kithan, Tata Institute of Social Impact of Violence on Women and Sciences, Guwahati for organizing Children in India with particular reference a national seminar on ‘Governance, to the Northeast’ at Kohima from 21 to Socio- Economic Disparity and Social 22 September 2012. `2,00,000. Unrest in the Schedule Areas of India’ 106. Dr Jonali Boruah, Moridhal College, at Guwahati from 22 to 24 November Moridhal, Dist Dhemaji, Assam for 2012. `2,00,000. organizing a national seminar on 112. Prof. R.P.Vadhera, Mizoram University, ‘Participation of Rural Women in Aizawal for organizing a national Politics with special reference to North- seminar on ‘Development in North East India’ 3 to 4 December 2012. East India: Problems and Prospects’ at `1,26,250. Aizwal from 11 to 12 December 2012. 107. Smt. Lalrameng K. Gangte, Panchhunga `5,50,000. (SC). University, Aizawl, Mizoram for organizing a national seminar on ‘Orality 113. Dr. Juri Gogoi Konwar, Tezpur and Folk Literature in the Age of Print Central University Napaam,Tezpur Culture: Contemporary Challenges for organizing a national seminar on and Prospects’ at Aizwal from to 3 to 5 ‘Aspiration for Ethnic Identity with December 2012. `1, 50,000. Special Reference to North East India’ at Tezpur. `6,00,000. (SC). 108. Dr. Vuli Dhanaraju, Assam University, Diphu, Assam for organizing a national 114. Dr T. Satyanarayanan, Indian Society seminar on ‘Discourse on Tribal of Agricultural Marketing, Nagpur for Identities in India: Dialogue Between the organizing ‘26th National Seminar on Past and Present’ at Diphu Assam from Agricultural Marketing’ at Nagpur from 7 to 8 December 2012. `3, 00,000. 20 to 22 December 2012. `2,50,000.

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115. Prof. A. Mazumdar, Assam University, Constitutional Quandary’ to be organised Silchar for organizing a national seminar at Ranchi from 19 to 20 January 2013. on ‘Promotion of International Tourism `1, 50,000 Circuits in North East India: Prospects, 121. Prof Shireen Moosvi, Centre for Priorities and Strategic Options’ at Women’s Studies, Aligarh Muslim Silchar . ` 4,50,000.(SC). University for organizing an national 116. Prof. V.Krishna, Centre for Dalit seminar on ‘Women’s Empowerment and Adivasi Studies and Transition, and Its Problems’ to be organised at University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad Aligarh from 19 to 21 January 2013. for organizing a national seminar on ` 2, 25,000. ‘Caste & Dalits: A Way Forward’ to be organised at Hyderabad from 24 to 25 122. Dr R. K. Gupta, Govt. P.G. College, July 2013. `5.50.000. SC Lansdone (Jaiharkhal), Pauri Garhwal for organizing a national seminar on 117. Dr. Nupur Tiwari, Indian Institute of ‘Overview of Democracy in India’ to be Public Administration, New Delhi for organised at Paurigarhwal from 10 to 11 organizing a national seminar on ‘PESA June 2013. `75,000. and Self-governance: A Concern of 12th Five Year Plan’ to be organised at New 123 Prof. P. Adinarayana Reddy, S.V. Delhi from 25 to 26 February 2013. ` University, Tirupati for organizing 1,50,000. a national seminar on ‘Vocational Education and Training: An Inclusive 118. Dr M. Sarvan Kumar, Kaamadhenu Policy Status and Challenges’ to be Arts and Science College, Erode for organised at Tirupati from 20 to 21 organizing a national seminar on ‘Impact February 2013. `1, 00,000. of Public – Private Partnership in Rural Economic Development’ to be orgainsed 124. Dr. Abhay K. Srivastava, D.A.V. College, at Erode from 10 to 11 January 2013. Rs. Kanpur for organizing a national seminar 1,00,000. on ‘Role of Media in War and Peace Time’ to be organised at Kanpur from 2 119. Dr Gunasagari Rao, Manipal University to 3 March 2013. `1,00,000. for organizing ‘XXXI Annual National Seminar of Indian Society of 125. Dr S.B. Kanse, Mahavir Mahavidyalaya, Professional Social Work on ‘Challenges Kolhapur for organizing a national and Innovations in Professional Social seminar on Rural Development in Work’ to be organised at Manipal from India: Efforts, Issues and Challenges’ 3 to 5 January 2013. `1,30,000. to be organised at Kolhapur on 11 to 12 January 2013. `1,50,000. 120. Dr Syamala K, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi 126. Dr N. Shantha Naik, Maharaja’s for organizing a national seminar College, University of Mysore, Mysore on ‘Jharakhand Judicial Review of for organizing a national seminar on Legislative Power & Privileges: A ‘Dalit Discourse’ to be organised at

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Mysore from 16 to 18 February 2013. Evidence Based Psychological for `3, 00,000. (SC) Mutation and Therapy’ to be organised at New Delhi from 17 to 21 February 127. Prof. Kailash Pattanaik, Visva-Bharti, 2013. `2,00,000. Shantiniketan for organizing a national seminar on ‘Rabindranath Tagore and 133. Prof Eknath Saharey, Karuna Culture Indian Folkloristic’ to be organised at Organization, Nagpur for organizing a Shantiniketan from 14 to 16 February national seminar ‘Buddhism - History 2013. `2,50,000. Culture Etc.’ to be organised at Nagpur’ on 1 January 2013. `1, 50,000. (SC) 128. Sh Bhawani Singh, Shiv Shikshan Sansthan Samiti, Jaipur for organizing 134. Dr. K.S. Patil, Tirpude College of Social a national seminar on ‘Schedule Caste: Work, Nagpur for organizing a national Different Sectors Limitation’ to be seminar on ‘Scheduled Caste in India: organised at Jaipur on 28 February Issues and Challenges in 21st Century’ 2013. `2, 00,000. (SC) to be organised at Nagpur from 14 to 16 February 2013. `4,00,000. (SC) 129. Dr Neena Sodi. Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 135. Prof Padamalata Thakur, Patna for organizing a national seminar on University, Patna for organizing a national ‘Contemporary on Urban System: seminar on ‘Women Empowerment and Challenges and Opportunities’ to be Panchayati Raj in Bihar: It’s Political, organised at Varanasi from 11 to 13 Social and Economic Manifestations’ February 2013. `2, 00,000. to be organised at Patna from 17 to 18 January 2013. `1,00,000. 130. Dr. Kavita Chauhan, Centre for Management Studies, Jamia Millia 136. Dr. Usha Tickoo, Sai Shyam College Islamia, New Delhi for organizing a of Education, Jammu for organizing a national seminar on ‘Innovation and national seminar on ‘Higher Education Entrepreneurship: An Indian Experience’ in India: Role Playing Parameters of to be organised at New Delhi on 20 Excellence’ to be organised at Jammu February 2013. `1,50,000. (SC) from 29 to 30 January 2013. `1, 00,000.

131. Prof. A.S. Bhat, Kashmir Law College 137. Dr. Geetanjali Dash, Fakir Mohan Nowshera, Srinagar for organizing a University, Balasore for organizing a national seminar on ‘The Challenges of national seminar on ‘Post-Independence Globalization to the Legal System in the Politics in Odisha: Problems and 21st Century’ to be organised at Srinagar Prospects’ to be organised at Balasore from 16 to 17 March 2013.`2,00,00. from 27 to 28 January 2013. `1,50,000.

132. Dr Manju Mehta, All India Institute 138. Prof. Lancy Lobo, Centre for Culture and of Medical Sciences, New Delhi for Development, Vadodara for organizing organizing ‘39th National Annual a national seminar ‘Democracy in Seminar of Clinical Psychologists on India: Strengths and Weaknesses’ to

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be organised at Vadodara from 7 to 9 Management: Challenges, Opportunities February 2013. `5,00,000. and their Relevance in Indian Society’ to be organised at Jaipur from 22 to 23 139. Prof. Kamlesh Mishra, Rani Durgavati January 2013. `1,00,000 . University, Jabalpur for organizing a national seminar on ‘Social Dimensions 145. Ms. M. Kanchana, Women’s Christian of Environmental Change, Globalization College, Chennai for organizing a and Governance’ to be organised at national seminar on ‘Psychological Well- Jabalpur from 12 to 14 February 2013. being of Children: Role of the Teacher’ `2,00,000. from 28 to 29 January 2013.`1,00,000.

140. Dr. Vijay Pal, Dyal Singh College, New 146. Professor Surendra K. Gupta, Indian Delhi for organizing a national seminar Association of Social Science on ‘Sociology of Dalit Literature’ to be Institutions, New Delhi for organizing a organised at New Delhi from 18 to 19 national seminar on ‘Panel Discussion February 2013. `3,00,000. (SC) on Globalization and Social Change: Perspective from Various Social 141. Prof. A. Krishna Kumar, S.K. University, Sciences’ to be organised at New Delhi Anantapur for organizing a national on 8th February 2013.`1, 00,000. seminar on ‘Land and Water for all and 147. Dr. A. K. Naik, Orissa Economics Forever: Spatial Challenges and Geo- Association, Bhubaneswar for Spatial Technologies’ to be organised at organizing a national seminar on ‘Land Anantapur from 23 to 25 February 2013. Acquisition Policy in India: Impact of `1, 00,000. Wage Increase on Agriculture’ to be 142. Dr. H. Narayan Swamy, Plant Pathology organised at Bhubaneshwar from 9 to 10 College of Agriculture, Shivamogga February 2013. ` 2,00,000. for organizing a national seminar on 148. Dr. Asima Sahu, Ravenshaw University, ‘Soil Resource Conservation for Future Cuttack for organizing a national Livelihood of Farmers’ to be organised seminar on ‘Right to Education: How at Shivamogga from 29 to 30 January Far and How Near?’ to be organised at 2013. `2,00,000. Cuttack from 16 to 17 February 2013. 143. Ms. Jaswant kaur, Sri Sai College of ` 1,00,000. Education, Patnankot for organizing a national seminar on ‘Value Crisis: The 149. Dr. A. Sundarraj, Arul Anandar College, Global Concern and A Challenge for Karumathur, Madurai for organizing Education’ to be organised at Pathankot a national seminar on ‘Food Security: from 22 to 23 February 2013. `2,00,000. Issues and Concerns’ to be organised at (SC) Madurai from 21 to 22 February 2013. `1,00,000. 144. Dr. Amit Vyas, S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, Jaipur for organizing an 150. Prof. Vidya Rao, Jain Vishva Bharati national seminar on ‘Human Resource Institute, Ladnun for organizing a

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national seminar on ‘Unorganized in India: Socio-cultural and Economic Workers and Social Security’ to be Repercussions’ to be organised at organised at Ladnun from 5 to 6 March Jagadhari in the month of March 2013. 2013. `1,00,000. `1,00,000.

151. Prof. Kalpana Jain, M.L. Sukhadia 157. Dr. Ajay Mehra, Centre for Public University, Udaipur for organizing a Affairs, Noida for organizing a national national seminar on ‘Mind & Society: seminar on ‘Parliament in India: Indian Perspectives at Rajasthan’ to Journey beyond Diamond Jubilee’ to be organised at Udaipur from 30 to 31 be organised at Noida from 3 to 4 April March 2013. `1,00,000. 2013. `2,00,000. 158. Dr. Jyoti Chandra Ramani, Symboiosis 152. Prof. Sanjay Roy, University of Bengal, International University, Pune for Darjeeling for organizing a national organizing a national seminar on seminar on ‘Sociology and Everyday ‘Urban Governance Transport Energy Life’ to be organised at Darjeeling from and Environment Urban Poverty’ to be 12 to 13 March 2013. Rs. 1,50,000. organised at Pune from 8 to 9 February 2013. `1,50,000. 153. Prof. Nar Singh, Lucknow University, Lucknow for organizing an National 159. Prof, Shayam Kumar, Kirori Mal Seminar on ‘FDI in Retail Sector in College, Delhi for organizing a national India: Myth and Reality’ to be organised seminar on ‘Politics Leadership and at Lucknow from 13 to 14 April 2013. Democracy in India’ to be organised at `1,50,000. New Delhi from 11 to 12 March 2013. `1,00,000. 154. Prof. Ashok Aima, Central University of Jammu, Jammu for organizing a 160. Dr K. Anjanappa, Mahatma Gandhi national seminar on ‘Restoring Cultural National Institute of Research and Linkages: The Silk Route Connection for Social Action, Hyderabad for organizing Destination Marketing’ to be organised a national seminar on ‘Ambedkar: at Jammu from 22 to 23 March 2013. Architect of Modern India’ to be `1,00,000. organised at Hyderabad from 3 to 4 May 2013. `1, 00,000. 155. Dr. Ujjwal Kumar, Association for 161. Dr. Sunil Sondhi, Maharaja Agrasen Social Cultural Studies, New Delhi for College, New Delhi for organizing organizing a national seminar on ‘Peoples’ a national seminar on ‘Freedom of Movement and Caste Annihilation’ to be Expression: Ethical Parameters and organised at New Delhi from 26 to 30 Market Forces in Media Industry’ to March 2013. `1,00,000. be organised at New Delhi from 8 to 9 March 2013. `1,00,000. 156. Mrs Sharda Gupta, Hindu Girls College, Jagadhari for organizing a 162. Dr. Madhuri Sawant, Dr. Babasaheb national seminar on ‘Female Foeticide Ambedkar Marathwada University,

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Aurangabad for organizing a national Christians: Issues and Challenges for seminar on ‘Contemporary Tourism Inclusive Democracy’ to be organised Planning in India: Introspecting Problems at Bengaluru from 20 March 2013. and Prospects’ to be organised at `3,00,000. (SC). Aurangabad from 1 to 2 February 2013. `1,50,000 (SC). 168. Prof. Karma Oraon, Ranchi University, Ranchi for organizing a national seminar 163. Dr. Ramesh Jare, Tata Institute of on ‘Bio-Cultural Diversity in Tribal Social Sciences, Tuljapur, Osmaabad India’ to be organised at Ranchi from 8 for organizing a national seminar on to 9 February 2013. `3,50,000. (ST) ‘Magnetization and Resistance: A Seminar for Research Scholars’ to be 169. Dr. Murari Lal Meena, Badagaon Kherla, organised at Osmaabad 2 to 5 February Mahwa, Dausa for organizing a national 2013. `2,00,000. (SC). seminar on ‘Status of Dalit’s Children in Education’ to be organised at Dausa on 164. Dr. R. C. Arya, Meerut College, Meerut 21 February 2013. `1, 00,000. (ST) for organizing a national seminar on ‘Climate Change: Socio-Economic and 170. Prof. T. Sankaraiah, Sri Venkateswara Environmental Issues: Problems and University, Tirupati for organizing a Challenges’ to be organised at Meerut national seminar on ‘Structural Growth from 23 to 24 February 2013. `1, 00,000 of Rayalaseema in Global Development’ (SC). to be organised at Tirupati from 10 to 11 165. Dr. S. Nehru, Gandhigram Rural January 2013 `1,50,000 (SC). Institute, Gandhigram, Dindigul for 171. Prof. S.K.Sahu. Sambalpur University, organizing a national seminar on Burla, Orissa for organizing a national ‘Twenty Years of Economic Reforms in seminar on ‘Ecology, Environment and India: Achievements and Challenges’ to Development’ to be organised at Burla be organised at Gandhigram from 21 to from 25 to 27 January 2013. `1,00,000. 22 February 2013. `1,50,000 (SC). 166. Dr. Lalji Singh Yadav, Krishna 172. Prof. T.V.Kattimani, Maulana Azad Mahavidyalaya, Tajpur, Usmaanpur National Urdu University, Hyderabad for Pipiri Mau, Jaunpur for organizing a organizing a national seminar on ‘Muslim national seminar on ‘Problem of Internal Vimarsh and Hindi ka Madhyakal’ to Security and Naxalite in Uttar Pradesh’ be organised at Hyderabad from 4 to 5 to be organised at Jaunpur from 9 to 10 March 2013. `2,50,000. (SC). March 2013 `1,50,000. (SC). 173. Dr. A. Naganna, Society for Rural 167. Dr. Nadim Ali Haider, Centre for Study and Eco-Development, Kurnool for of Exclusion & Inclusive Policies, organizing a national seminar on ‘Issues National Law School of India University, and Challenges of Tribal Education’ Bengaluru for organizing a national to be organised at Kurnool from 4 to 5 seminar on ‘Dalit Muslims and Dalit March 2013. `1,50,000. (SC).

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174. Dr. C. Giri Babu, KKC Institute of Development Practices in India: P.G.Studies, Puttur for organizing a Reconfiguring the Development of national seminar on ‘Socio-Economic Underdevelopment’ to be organised Empowerment of Scheduled Caste at Cuttack from 13 to 14 April 2013. Women through Self Help Groups (SHGs) `2,00,000. in Andhra Pradesh’ to be organised at Puttur from 18 to 20 July 2013. `3,00,000. 180. Dr. Lakshmi Aiyar, Central University of (SC). Rajasthan, Bandarsindri, Kishangarh for organising a national seminar on ‘Values 175. Dr. Dilip Kumar Goyal. Government in India Cinema: with reference to Hindi P.G.College, Nayapura, Kota for and other Languages’ to be organised at organizing a national seminar on ‘India Kishangarh from 14 to 15 March 2013. as an Emerging Power in 21st Century : `2, 00,000. Possibilities and Challenges Before India Foreign Policy’ to be organised at Kota 181. Dr. Sampada Kumar Swain, Indira from 29 to 31 January 2013.`1,00,000 Gandhi National Tribal University Amarkantak for organising a national 176. Dr.S.Gregory, Kannur University, Kannur seminar on ‘Indigenous People and for organising Indian Anthropological Tourism in India: Issues and Challenges’ Congress 2013 (10th INCAA Congress) to be organised at Amarkantak from 22 on ‘Anthropology and the Future of to 23 March 2013. `2,00,000. Humankind’ to be organised at Kannur from 14 to 16 February 2013.`2,00,000. 182. Prof. Shamim Ansari, Center for Promotion of Educational and 177. Dr. Satyender Kishor Mishra, Vikram Cultural Advancement of Muslims of University, Ujjain for organizing India (CEPECAM), Aligarh Muslim a national seminar on ‘Different University, Aligarh for organising a Dimensions of Madhya Pradesh and national seminar on ‘Need and Quality Indian Economy: Challenges and Way of Education in Muslims In India’ to be Ahead’ to be organised at Ujjain in April organised at Aligarh on 9 February 2013. 2013. `2,00,000. `1,25,000.

178. Prof. Abdul Wahab, Aligarh Muslim 183. Dr. Muniza R. Khan, Gandhian Institute University, Aligarh for organising of Studies (Trust), New Delhi for a national seminar on ‘Economic organizing a national workshop on ‘Ways Growth in India and the Challenges of Preventing Crime Against Women’ to of Inclusiveness’ to be organised at be organised at New Delhi from 14 to 15 Aligarh from 30 April to 1 May 2013. March 2013. `1,50,000. `2,00,000. 184. Dr. Aradhana Shukla, Kumaun 179. Dr. Bikram Kisheri Mishra, Ravenshaw University, Almora for organizing a University, Cuttak for organising national seminar on ‘Self and Emotion a national seminar on ‘Frontiers of in Social Contests’ to be organised at

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Almora from 15 to 17 March 2013. national seminar on ‘Reservation Policy `1,50,000. and Dalits’ to be organised at Faizabad in the last week of March 2013.`1, 50,000. 185. Dr. E. Venkatatesu, University of (SC). Hyderabad, Hyderabad for organising a national seminar on ‘Democratic 191. Prof. C.M. Lakshmana, Population Decentralization in India: Two Decades Research Centre, Institute for Social of Constitutional Amendments: and Economic Change, Bengaluru Experiences, Issues and Challenges’ to for organizing a national seminar be organised at Hyderabad from 25 to 26 on ‘Population, Development and April 2013. `2, 50,000. Environment’ to be organised at Bengaluru on 15 April 2013. `2, 50,000. 186. Dr. Deepti Bhagava, Shirnathji Institute (SC). of Biotechnology and Management, Nathdwara for organizing a national 192. Mr C. Lakshmanan, Madras Institute seminar on ‘Rural Development : of Development Studies, Chennai Opportunities and Challenges’ to be for organizing a national seminar on organised at Nathdwara from 6 to 7 ‘Interrogating the Reports of Judicial September 2013. `1,00,000. Enquiry Commissions on Caste 187. Dr. P.H. Anand, Government Arts Violence in Tamil Nadu’ to be organised Collage (Autonomous), Kumbakonam at Chennai from 28 to 30 March 2013. ` for organizing a national symposium on 5,00,000. (SC). ‘Climate Change and Disease Dynamics’ 193. Dr. Vijay Kumar, Dr. Ambedkar Chair, to be organised at Kumbakonam from 9 M D University, Rohatak for organizing to 11 December 2013. `1,00,000. national seminar on ‘Emancipation of 188. Ms. Titty Elizabeth Phillips, Women’s Scheduled Caste System and Scheduled Christian College, Chennai for Tribe: Challenges and Responses’ to organizing a national seminar on be organised at Rohatak from 19 to 20 ‘Contemporary Trends in Tourism and March 2013. `75,000. (SC). Hospitality’ to be organised at Chennai 194. Dr Ramdas Rupavath, University of from 12 to 13 March 2013. `2,00,000. Hyderabad, Hyderbad for organizing a 189. Mr. Vinod Kumar, Budha College of national seminar on ‘Politics of Tribal Education, Karnal for organizing a Development: Rhetoric and Reality’ to national seminar on ‘Gender Equality be organised at Hyderabad in July 2013. and Women Empowerment: Issues and `3,00,000. (SC). Challenges’ to be organised at Karnal from 29 to 30 March 2013. `2, 00,000 195. Dr. Bhim Singh, Centre for Dalit (SC). & Adivasi Studies and Transitions, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad 190. Prof.Sanjay Bharatiya, K.S. Saket (PG) for organizing a national seminar on College, Faizabad for organizing a ‘Dalit and Adivasi Literature and Art’ to

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be organised at Hyderabad `6,00,000. national seminar on ‘Sustainable (ST). Development and Planning’ to be organised at Karnataka from 17 to 18 196. Bodhi Sankupar Rane, Centre for Social April 2013. `2,50,000.(SC). Science Justice and Governance, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai 202. Prof. Rashmi Doraiswamy, Academy for organizing a national seminar on of International Studies, Jamia Milla ‘Traditional to Dalit and Tribal Social Islamia, New Delhi for organizing a Work: Indigenous Social Work in India national seminar on ‘Central Asia and Today’ to be organised at Mumbai from South Asia: Economic, Developmental 20 to 22 April 2013. `4, 00,000. (ST). and Socio-cultural Linkages’ to be organised at New Delhi from 19 to 20 197. Dr. G.S Kamble, Solapur University, March 2013. `1,50,000. Solapur for organizing a national seminar on ‘Media and Society’ to be organised 203. Prof. Pawan Kumar Singh, National at Solapur from 15 to 16 March 2013. P.G Collage, Lucknow for organizing a `3,00,000. (SC). national seminar on ‘Regional Pattern of Human Recourse Development’ to 198. Dr. Sachin Bharti, GGS Indraprastha be organised at Lucknow from 16 to 17 University, New Delhi for organizing a February 2013. `1,50,000. national seminar on ‘Media Governance and Youth’ to be organised at New Delhi 204. Dr. Madhavasekhar, Village from 30 to 31 March 2013. `3,00,000. Development Social Services (SC). Organization (VDSSO), Kurnool for organizing a national seminar on 199. Dr. Rajnalkar Laxman, Gulbarga ‘Education: Right To Education Act, University, Gulbarga for organizing 2009 - The Way Forward’ to be organised a national seminar on ‘The Role of at Kurnool in April 2013.`1,50,000. Corporate Social Responsibly for An (SC) Inclusive Growth in the Society’ to be organised at Gulbarga from 24 to 25 205. Dr. C. Ramanujam, Center for the Study May 2013. `5,00,000. (SC). of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Gandhigram University, Gandhigram for 200. Mr. Lipokumar Dzvichu, North East organizing a national seminar on ‘Social India Studies Programme, Jawaharlal Exclusion of Religious Minorities in Nehru University, New Delhi for India’ to be organised at Gandhigram organizing a national seminar on ‘Fixity from 21 to 22 March 2013.`1, 50,000. and Fluidity: History, Culture of North East India’ to be organised at New Delhi 206. Dr. Fazal Mahmood, Aligarh Muslim from 18 to 20 March 2013. `2,50,000. University, Aligarh for organizing a (ST). national seminar on ‘Diaspora and Multi- Culturalism in West Asia: Patterns, Issue 201. Dr. Shiva Kumar Deene, Central & Policies’ to be organised at Aligarh University of Karnataka for organizing from 13 to 14 March 2013. `1,00,000.

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207. Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Ch. Charan Singh Collective Action’ to be organised at University, Meerut for organizing a Ahmedabad from 11 to 12 April 2013. national seminar on ‘Environment `5,00,000. (SC). and Sustainable Development in 213. Prof. Sulakshana Kamble, Maeer’s MIT India: Issues and Challenges’ to be B. Ed. College, Pune for organizing organised at Meerut from 11 to 12 May a national seminar on ‘Envisioning 2013.`2,00,000. (SC). Education in Global Perspective’ to be 208. Prof. Ajit Kumar Danda, Indian organised at Pune on 6th April 2013. National Confederation and Academy `2,00,000 (SC). of Anthropologists (INCAA), Jhargram for organizing a day long Round Table 214. Shailesh Kumar Darokar, Tata Institute Seminar on ‘Anthropology and the of Social Science, Mumbai for Future of Humankind’ to be organised organizing a national seminar on ‘SC at Kannur on 14th February 2013. Avenger Communities: Problems, `1,00,000. Dynamics and Way Forward’ to be organised at Mumbai from 5 to 6 July 209. Dr. Farhad Mollick, Mahatma Gandhi 2013\ .`3,00,000. (SC). Antarrasthriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya, Wardha for organizing a national seminar 215. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Karnataka State on ‘Tribal Unrest in : Women’s University, Bijapur for Causes, Challenges and Possibilities’ to organizing a national seminar on ‘Social be organised at Wardha from 22 to 23 Aspects in Marketing Management for April 2013. `2,00,000. 21st Century’ to be organised at Bijapur from 18 to 19 April 2013. `2, 50,000. 210. Prof. Hari Mohan Mathur, Council (SC). for Social Development, New Delhi for organizing a national seminar on 216. Prof. Asha Singh, Patna University, ‘Assessing Social Impact of Proposed Patna for organizing a national seminar Development Interventions: The Case on ‘Youth and Unemployment in India: of Projects with Resettlement’ to be Dimension, Challenges and Strategies’ organised at New Delhi from 25 to 26 to be organised at Patna from 18 to 19 April 2013. `4,35,000. July 2013. `3,00,000.

211. Dr. Param Jit Singh, Meerut College, 217. Dr. P.M. Kamath, VPM’s Centre Meerut for organizing a national seminar for International Studies, Mumbai on ‘Urbanization and Environmental for organizing a national seminar on Change in India: Problems and ‘National Security: Changing Contours Challenges’ to be organised at Meerut and Concerns’ to be organised at Mumbai on 23 2013 `4,00,000 (SC). from 15 to 16 July 2013. `5,00,000. 212. Ms. Manjula Pradeep Navsarjan, 218. Dr. Suresh Sharma, Institute of Economic Ahmedabad for organizing a national Growth, Delhi for organizing a national seminar on ‘Dalit Deprivation and seminar on ‘National Rural Health

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Mission: A Review of Past Performance organizing a national seminar on and Future Directions’ to be organised at ‘Gender Discrimination and Violation New Delhi from 25 to 27 August 2013. of Women Rights in North East India’ `5,00,000. to be organised at Dhemaji from 3 to 4 February 2013. `2,00,000. 219. Dr. M. Balasubramanian, Centre for Economics and Natural Resources, 225. Prof. H. Jubita Devi, Ereima Gender Institute for Social and Economic Empowerment & Resource Centre, Change, Bengaluru for organizing a Imphal, Manipur for organizing a national seminar on ‘Green Economy: national seminar on ‘Tourism in North- Policy and Challenges’ to be organised East India’ to be organised at Imphal at Bengaluru on 8th May 2013. `2, from 4 to 5 January 2103. `2,00,000. 25,000. 226. Dr. Elangbam Nixon Singh, Mizoram 220. Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharma, St. Wilfred’s University, Aizawal for organizing a Collage, Jaipur for for organizing national seminar on ‘Entrepreneurship a national seminar on ‘Regional for Economic Development, Special Development and Decentralized Reference to its North Eastern Region: Planning’ to be organised at Jaipur from Challenges and Opportunities’ to be 16 to 17 July 2013. `1.50.000. organised at Aizwal from 26 to 27 221. Dr. Rajesh Chandra Paliwal, February 2013. `2,50,000. B.S.M.P.G.Collage, Roorkee for 227. Dr Akhil Ranjan Dutta, Gauhati organizing a national seminar on ‘Rural University, Assam for organizing a Development Through MANREGA: national seminar on ‘State, Social New Challenges and Solution’ to be Movements and Democracy in Northeast organised at Haridwar from 25 to 26 India’ to be organised at Guhawati 8 to July 2013. `1,00,000. 10 February 2013. `2, 00,000. 222. Dr. R. Arun Kumar, Sundarayya Vignana 228. Prof L.S. Gassah, North-Eastern Hill Kendram, Hyderabad for organizing University, Shillong for organizing a a national seminar on ‘India Today: national seminar on ‘Democracy and Looking Back, Looking Forward’ to be Development in India’s North- East organised at Hyderabad from 4 to 6 May Challenges and Opportunities’ to be ` 2013. 3,50,000. organised at Shillong from February 223. Mr. D Venkateshwarnaik, Infrastructure 2013. ` 3,00,000.(ST) Development and Educational Activities 229. Prof. G.P. Pandey, Assam University, Society, Kurnool for organising a national Silchar for organizing a national seminar seminar on ‘Equity and Education in on ‘Media and Women: Different India: Policy and Challenges’ to be Emerging Perspectives in the Way organised at Anantpur . `1,50,000. (ST) of Development’ to be organised at 224. Dr. Dipen Saikia, Moridhal College, Silchar from 22 to 23 February 2013. Moridhal, Dist-Dhemaji, Assam for `2,50,000.

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230. Prof. Kishore K. Das, Gauhati from 20 to 22 March 2013. `6,50,000 University, Guwahati for organizing a (SC). national seminar on ‘Ethnic Violence 236. Prof. Nirmal Debnath, Hojai College, and Its Impacts on Demographics in Hojai, Dist. Nagaon, Assam for North Eastern Region’ to be organised organizing a national seminar on at Guwahati from 12 to 14 March 2013. ‘Demographic Change and its Impact `5, 50,000. on Socio-Economic and Cultural Life 231. Prof.T.K.Hangzo, IDAS, Nonglyer, of the People of North East India’ to be Shillong for organizing a national organised at Nagoan from 18 to 20 April seminar on ‘Democratization Process 2013. `1, 00,000. and the Zomis’ to be organised at 237. Prof. G.P. Prasain, Manipur University, Shillong from 22 to23 February 2013. Imphal, Manipur for organizing a `2, 00,000.(ST). national seminar on ‘Tourism Industries 232. Dr.Teiborlang T. Kharsyntiew, Sikkim in Manipur: Problems and Prospects’ to University, Sikkim for organizing a be organised at imphal during 7-8 April national seminar on ‘Federalism, Foreign 2013. `2, 50,000. Policy and Border States: Dynamics 238. Dr. Abhijit Bora, Department of Mass from 15 to 16 March 2013 North East Communication and Journalism, States of India’ to be organised at Tezpur University, Napaam, Tezpur Gangtok from `3,00,000.(ST). for organizing a national seminar on ‘Media Literacy in the World Wide Web 233. Dr. Anjan Saikia, Doomdooma College, Era’ to be organised at Tezpur from 23 to Assam for organizing a national seminar 24 December 2013. `1,00,000. on ‘Development and Population Stabilization in India’ to be organised 239. Mr. Navajyoti Borah, North East India at Assam from 11 to 12 January 2013. Political Science Association (NEIPSA), `2,00,000. Pandu College, Pandu, Guwahati-12 Assam for organizing a national seminar 234. Prof. H.C. Gautam, Gauhati University, on ‘State, People’s Movements and Guwahati for organizing a national Citizenship ’ to be organised at Pandu, seminar on ‘Foreign Direct Investment Guwahati from 5 to6 April 2013. in Retail Sector and its Impact on `3,00,000. Employment and Investment with Special Reference to North East Region’ 240. Dr. N. Bijen Meetei, Assam University, to be organised at Guwahati from 9 to Silchar for organizing a national seminar 10 February 2013. ` 2,00,000. on’ Cultural Diversity, Contestations and Frameworks of Managing Diversity in 235. Dr. Nirakar Mallick, Assam University, the North-East’ to be organised at Silcha Silchar for organizing a national seminar from 19 to 20 April 2013. `1,50,000 on ‘Marginalise Community, Social Exclusion and Globalisation: Northeast 241. Dr. Ruma Bhattacharya, Principal in Perspective’ to be organised at Silchar Charge Kabi NazrualMahavidhyalaya

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Sonamura Sepatijla Tripura for organizing `2,00,000. a national seminar on ‘Caste System of Hindu Dalit: Challenges in Modern India’ 246. Dr. N. Bakshi Hazrat Ali, Abhayapuri to be organised at Sonamura Sepatijla, College, Abhayapuri Assam, for Tripura from 6 to 7 March 2013. organizing a national seminar on `1,00,000 (Withdrawn) ‘Cultural Diversity, Contestations and Frameworks of Managing Diversity 242. Dr. L. Muhindro Singh, S. Kula Women’s in the North-East’ to be organised at College, Kongkhampat, Manipur - 795134, for organizing a national Abhayapuri, Assam from 21 to 24 April seminar on ‘Conflict Transformation, 2013. `1,80,000. Peace and Ethnic Divide in India’s 247. Prof. D. L. Kharmawphlong, Department North-East: The Context of Recent of Culture and Creative Studies Northeast Trends’ to be organised at Manipur from Hill University Shillong, for organizing 26 to 27 April 2013. `2, 00,000. a national seminar on ‘Interstate Border 243. Dr. C. Nongbri, North-Eastern Hill Cultural Transactions: Exploring the University Shillong-793022 Meghalaya Praxis of Folk Communication Norms for organizing a national seminar on’ in North East India’ to be organised The Status of Education in the North at Shillong from18to 19 March 2103. East Region: Issues and Perspectives’ to ` be organised at Shillong from 14 to 15 3,50,000 (ST). March 2013. `2,00,000 (ST). 248. Ms Ritoparna Rajendra, St. Edmond 244. Dr. Laston Marbaniang, Saint Mary’s College, Shillong for organizing Collage Laitumkhrah Shillong-793003 a national seminar on ‘Inclusive Meghalaya, for organizing a national Development: Bridging the Gap’ to be seminar on ‘Burning Environment Issue: organised at Shillong from 7 to 8 June Risk to biodiversity and human health 2103. `5,00,000. (SC). with special reference to north east India’ to be organised at Shillong from 249. Mr. Rana Neog, S.M.D. College, 15 to 16 May 2013. `1,00,000 (ST). Sivasagar, Assam for organizing a national seminar on ‘The Problem of 245. Dr. S.M. Sungoh, North East hills People Ignorance about Historical facts University Shillong, for organizing a national seminar on ‘Transformation leading to Ethnic Violence with special Teacher Education in the North East reference to North Eastern Region of region of India’ to be organised at India’ to be organised at Sivasagar from Shillong from 28 to 29 March 2013. 29 to 30 March 2013. `2, 00,000. (ST).

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Appendix - 7 Publication Grants

Doctoral Theses/ Research Reports Parvadhavane ki Upyogita : Dhara Published -356 ke Vishesh Sandhanbh Mein”, M/s Concept Publishing Co. Pvt, 1. Dr. Y. Satya, ‘Occupation Inclinations Commercial Block, Mohan Garden , of Tribal Women in Meghalaya’, M/s New Delhi. Concept Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd., Commercial Block, Mohan Garden, 7. Dr. Amol Mandal, ‘Grassroots New Delhi. Governance: Gram Sabha in West Bengal”, M/s Rawat Publication, 2. Dr. Chaman Shukla, ‘Vidya Niwas Satyam Apartment, Sector -3 Jawahar Mishra Ke Sahitya Mein Jeevan Nagar, Jaipur-302004. Mulya’, New Royal Book Co., Ist Floor, Shah Trade Centre, 32/16, Valm 8. Dr. Preeti Kathuria, ‘Incidence and Co- Marg, Lucknow - 226001. relates of Chronic Poverty in Remote 3. Dr. Kaushal Kumar Pandey, ‘Nepal Rural Area of Madhya Pradesh’, Mein Jan-Madhyamo ka Vikas Avam Anmol Publication Pvt. Ltd, 4360/4, Previrtya: Ek Adhyan’, M/s Classical Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi. Publishing Co. 28, Shopping Centre 9. Dr. Jitender Khanna, ‘Socio- Karampura, New Delhi. Demographic Factors in Siberian 4. Dr. Mohd Ali Rasfh, ‘Bureaucracy Development’, M/s Manak Publication, and Politics Growth of Service B-7 (Saraswati Complex) Subhash Jurisprudence in All India Services’, Chowk, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-110092. M/s Rawat Publication, Satyam 10. Dr. Reeta Chauhan, ‘Rural Non- Apartment, Sector -3, Jawahar Nagar, Farm Employment and Income in Jaipur-302004. Madhya Pradesh: A Case Study of 5. Dr. Kamala Kumari, ‘Traditional ’, M/s Northern Book Leadership vis-à-vis e-Leadership: Center, 4222/2, Ansari Road, New A Comparative Analysis of Business Delhi-110092. Organizations’, M/s Manak 11. Dr. T.S. Devaraja, ‘An Economic Publication, B-7 (Saraswati Complex) Evaluation of Value Chain Performance Laxmi Nagar, Delhi -110092. of Government Industry in India’, M/s 6. Dr. Ashutosh Pandey ‘Bhartya Arun Publishing House, 49-51, Sector Savidhan Mein Appatkalin 17, Chandigarh.

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12. Dr. Rastogi Bhalla, ‘India’s Industrial Pvt. Ltd, 4360/4, Ansari Road, Growth and Employment: A Regional Daryaganj, New Delhi. Analysis’, M/s Rawat Publication, Satyam Apartment, Sector -3, Jawahar 17. Dr. Jyoti Bawane, ‘A Study of the Nagar, Jaipur-302004. Education, Socio-economic Profile and Level of Job-Satisfaction among the 13. Dr. Vivek Kumar, ‘Adhivakta Ashram Teachers in Maharastra’, M/s aur Muvakkil: Lucknow Uach Manak Publication, B-7 (Saraswati Nayalayalaya Mein Karyarat Complex) Subhash Chowk, Laxmi Adhivaktaon ka ek Vidhi Nagar, Delhi 110002. Samajshastriya Adhyayan,’ M/s Manak Publication, B-7, Saraswati 18. Dr. Vipin Kumar Singhal, ‘Bharat ke Complex, Subhash Chowk, Laxmi Vishesh Sandharbh main Mahilaon Nagar, Delhi-110002. ke Manavadhikar: Ek Aalochanatmak Adhayayan’. 14. Dr. Anupam Sharma, ‘Maintenance of Law and Order in Urban Perspective: 19. Dr. Thaniri Sanjula, ‘Gram Sabhaon A Case Study of Meerut District’, M/s Ki Jamini Sachai (Hindi)’, M/s Sunrise Sunrise Publications, B-7, Saraswati Publications, B-7, Saraswati Complex Complex Subhash Chowk, Laxmi Subhash Chowk, Laxmi Nagar Delhi Nagar, Delhi –110092. –110092.

15. Dr. Sandapani Dash, ‘Sudan’s Oil 20. Dr. Simmi, ‘Uttar Pradesh main Bal Diplomacy 1991-2003’, M/s Manak Shramikon ka Punarvas Shashkiy Publication, B-7 (Saraswati Complex) evam Ashashkiy Abhikarno main Subhash Chowk, Laxmi Nagar, Karyo ka Vishleshanatmak Adhayan Delhi-110002. (Moradabad ke Peetal Udhayog ke Vishesh Sandharbh main’, M/s Sunrise 16. Dr. D. Subrata, ‘Entrepreneurship Publications, Saraswati Complex Development Programmes: A Case Subhash Chowk, ,Laxmi Nagar , Delhi Study of Tripura’, Anmol Publication –110092.

Ad-hoc Grant for Publication/Running of Journals (Amount in `) S.No. Name of the Journal Amt. of the Grant Released during 2012-13

1 Annals (NAGI, Delhi) 90,000/- 2 Indian Journal of Human Development 2,00,000/- 3 Gandhi Marg (Hindi) 1,25,000/- 4 Vikas Paricharcha (Hindi) 60,000/- 5 Indian Journal of Labour Economics 1,50,000/- 6 Indian Journal of Gerontology 70,000/- 7 Vanayjati (ST) 90,000/-

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8 Indian Journal of Tai Studies (NER) (ST) 1,00,000/- 9 Regional Symbiosis 50,000/- 10 Political Economic Journal of India 60,000/- 11 Transactions : Institute of Indian Geographers 1,50,000/- 12 Man and Life 60,000/- 13 Indian Journal of Regional Science 1,00,000/- 14 Dialogue 1,25,000/- 15 The Asian Economic Review 1,00,000/- 16 Rajagiri Journal of Social Development 75,000/- 17 Chintan Srijan (Hindi) 90,000/- 18 Kerala Sociologist 90.000/- 19 Purvadeva (SC) 1,00,000/- 20 ISDA Journal 1,00,000/- 21 Gandhi Marg (Hindi) 1,00,000/- 22 Eurasian Report 75,000/- 23 Social Scientist 2,00,000/- 24 Eastern Quarterly (ST) 1,00,000/- 25 Communique 40,000/- 26 Journal of Indian Academy of Psychology 50,000/- 27 Diaspora Studies 1,00,000/- 28 Samajshastra Sanshodhan Patrika 35,000/- 29 Annals (RGA, Bhilwara) 40,000/- 30 The Oriental Anthropologist 60,000/- 31 VARTA 60,000/- 32 Population Geography 70,000/- 33 Man and Society (ST) 1,50,000/- 34 IASSI Quarterly 1,00,000/- 35 Hill Geographer (ST) 60,000/- 36 Indian Journal of Secularism 1,00,000/- 37 Insight on Africa 1,00,000/- 38 Journal of Contemporary Thought 1,25,000/- 39 Artha Beekshan 75,000/- 40 Madhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences 80,000/- 41 Geographical Review of India 60,000/- 42 Journal of Peace Security & Development 45,000/- 43 The Grassroots Governance Journal 60,000/- 44 Artha Vijnana 1,00,000/- 45 Africa Review 60,000/- 46 Review of Agrarian Studies 1,00,000/- 47 Guru Nanak Journal of Sociology 40,000/- 48 Review of Market Integration 75,000.- 49 Journal of Economic Social Development 75,000/-

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50 Protocol (ST) 1,00,000/- 51 Suraksha Chintan 50,000/- 52 Journal of Economics Policy and Research 50,000/- 53 The Journal of Institute of Public Enterprise 50,000/- 54 Journal of Social and Economic Studies 50,000/- 55 International Journal of Disability Studies 1,00,000/- 56 Research Promoter (ST) 50,000/- 57 Alternative Perspective (ST) 50,000/- 58 Indian Journal of Psychology 1,00,000/- 59 Dalit Asmita (SC) 2,00,000/- 60 Journal of Social and Economic Development 1,50,000/- 61 Rajasthan Journal of Sociology 50,000/-

Ad-hoc Maintenance and Development Grant (Amount in `) S.No. Name of the Organisation Amount of the Grant Released during the Year 2012-13 1 Marathi Arthashastra Parishad 1,50,000/- 2 Indian Sociological Society 1,50,000/- 3 Indian National Confederation and Academy of Anthropologists 1,50,000/- 4 Society for Education and Economic Development 75,000/- 5 Institute of Landscape Ecology & Ekistics 1,00,000/- 6 Indian Academy for Social Science 1,50,000/- 7 Indian Anthropological Society 2,00,000/- 8 Linguistic Society of India 2,00,000/- 9 Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing 2,00,000/- 10 Human Development and Welfare Institute (SC) 2,00,000/- 11 Chandra Gramin Vikas Sansthan (SC) 1,00,000/- 12 URZA Educational Research and Training Society (SC) 1,00,000/- 13 Vigyan Prodyogiki Evam Gramodyog Prasar Samiti (ST) 1,00,000/-

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Appendix-8 Financial Assistance Provided to Scholars for Participation in International Conferences & Data Collection Abroad

1. Dr. Sona Ahuja, Assistant Professor, 6. Mr. M. Kamminthang, Ph. D. Scholar, Faculty of Education, Dayalbagh Centre for Study of Social Systems, Educational Institute, Dyalbagh, Agra School of Social Sciences (SSS), JNU, to attend the “International Conference New Delhi to attend the “Anthropology on Toward a Science of Consciousness” in the World Conference” held at London, held at Arizona, USA from 9th to 14th UK from 8th to 10th June 2012. April 2012. 7. Prof. Madhusudan Ghosh, Professor, 2. Dr. Ranjeet Kaur Satsangi, Head, Department of Economics & Politics, Department of Pedagogical Sciences, Visva Bharati, Santiniketan to attend Faculty of Education, Dayalbagh the “4th International Development Educational Institute, Dyalbagh, Agra Conference” held at Pessac, France from to attend the “International Conference 13th to 15th June 2012. on Toward a Science of Consciousness” 8. Ms. Sandhya Rani Mahapatro, Institute held at Arizona, USA from 9th to 14th for Social & Economic Change (ISEC), April 2012. Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru to attend the “European Population Conference (EPC) 3. Ms. Fouzia Jan, Ph. D. Scholar, Jamia 2012” held at Stockholm, Sweden from Millia Islamia, New Delhi to attend the 13th to 16th June 2012. “International Conference on Excellence in Business” held at Sharjah, UAE from 9. Mr. Anushree Singh, Ph. D. Student, 9th to 10th May 2012. Room No. 217, Centre for Studies in Science Policy, SSS, J.N.U., New 4. Dr. Arvinder A. Ansari, Associate Delhi to attend the “12th Biennia ISEE Professor, Department of Sociology, Conference: “Ecological Economics and Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi to Rio+20: Contributions and Challenges attend the “Multiculturalisms: Theories for a Green Economy” held at Rio-De and Practice” held at Cardiff University, Janeiro, Brazil from 16th to 19th June UK from 14th to 17th May 2012. 2012. 5. Dr. Barun Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Mansi 10. Dr. Renu Joshan, Associate Professor, Apartment, B.T. Road, Kolkata to attend Dayalabagh Educational Institute, the “Stochastic Modeling Techniques Dayalabagh, Agra to attend the and Data Analysis International “International Conference for Academic Conference” held at Crete, Greece from Disciplines” held at Florence, Italy from 5th to 8th June 2012. 19th to 22nd June 2012.

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11. Dr. Suman Sharma, Associate Professor, ILERA (IIRA) World Congress 2012” Motilal Nehru College, University held at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA of Delhi, Delhi to attend the “ISA from 2nd to 5th July 2012. (International Studies Association) / BISA Joint Seminar” held at Scotland, 17. Dr. Anuradha Banerjee, Associate UK from 20th to 22nd June 2012. Professor, Centre for Study of Regional Development, JNU, New Delhi to attend 12. Dr. Sanat Kaul, Ashadeep Apartments, the “RGS-IBG Annual International Hailey Road, New Delhi to attend Conference” held at Edinburgh, UK the “Crossroads between Empires from 3rd to 5th July 2012. & Peripheries: Knowledge Transfer, 18. Dr. Naresh Kumar, Room No. 33, Product Exchange & Human Movement Faculty Block, Central University of in the Indian Ocean World” held at Gujarat, Gandhinagar, Gujarat to attend Ghent, Belgium from 21st to 23rd June the “RGS-IBG Annual International 2012. Conference” held at Edinburgh, UK 13. Dr. Ragini Agarwal, Associate Professor, from 3rd to 5th July 2012. Department of Commerce, College of 19. Ms. Mala Mukherjee, Chandrabhag Vocational Studies, University of Delhi, Hostel, JNU, New Delhi to attend Delhi to attend the “Cambridge Business the “RGS-IBG Annual International & Economics Conference (CBEC)” Conference” held at Edinburgh, UK held at Cambridge, UK from 27th to from 3rd to 5th July 2012. 28th June 2012. 20. Dr. Rekha Bhushan, Principal, Banyan 14. Prof. Xavier Susairaj, Associate International School, Jammu to attend Professor, Post Graduate and Research the “22nd IPSA World Congress of Department of Economics, Sacred Heart Political Science” held at Madrid, Spain College, Tirupattur, Tamil Nadu to attend from 8th to 12th July 2012. the “Asia-Pacific Economic Association (APEA)” held at Singapore from 28th 21. Ms. Tapasaya Sharma, P.O. Box No. to 29th June 2012. 2129, Malka Ganj, New Delhi to attend the “34th Annual International School 15. Mr. Sachin Sadashiv Pendse, Tolani Psychology Association Conference” College of Commerce, Andheri (East), held at Montreal, Quebec, Canada from Mumbai to attend the “6th International 9th to 13th July 2012. Congress of Maritime History” held at Ghent University, Belgium from 2nd to 22. Ms. Ilito H. Achumi, Ph. D. scholar, 6th July 2012. CSSS, SSS, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi to attend the “Annual 16. Mr. Binoy Joseph, Department of Scientific Meeting of the International Personnel Management, Rajagiri Society of Political Psychology, 2012” College of Social Sciences, Rajagiri held at Chicago, USA at 6th to 9th July P.O., Cochin, Kerala to attend the “16th 2012.

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23. Dr. (Ms.) Sanghamitra Patnaik, Asst. and Disarmament, SSS, JNU, New Delhi Professor, Advanced Centre for to attend the “5th Oceanic Conference American Studies, Osmania University, on International Studies (OCIS) : A Hyderabad to attend the “22nd IPSA Biennial Convention” held at Sydney, World Congress of Political Science” Australia from 18th to 20th July 2012. held at Madrid, Spain from 8th to 12th July 2012. 29. Dr. (Mrs.) K. Sarala Devi, Assistant Professor, West Cott. Rd., Royapeetan, 24. Prof. Niru Hazarika, Professor of Chennai to attend the “30th International Political Science, Guwahati University, Congress of Psychology” held at Cape Guwahati to attend the “22nd IPSA Town, South Africa during 22nd-27th World Congress of Political Science” July 2012. held at Madrid, Spain from 8-12 July 30. Ms. Amrita Panda, Junior Research 2012. Fellow, Department of Psychology, 25. Ms. Kavitha P., PhD. Scholar, Calcutta University, Kolkata to attend Department of Psychiatric Social Work, the “30th International Congress of NIMHANS, Bengaluru to attend the Psychology” held at Cape Town, South “Social Work and Social Development Africa during 22nd-27th July 2012. 2012: Action and Impact Conference” 31. Dr. Vijay Kumar Yadavendu, Assistant held at Stockholm, Sweden from 8th to Professor, Department of Psychology, 12th July 2012. Kisan College, Sohsarai, Bihar Sharif, 26. Dr. C.P. Singh, Professor & Chairman, Nalanda to attend the “30th International Congress of Psychology” held at Cape Department of Social Work, Kurukshetra Town, South Africa during 22nd-27th University, Kurukshetra to attend the July 2012. Joint /World Conference on Social Work and Social Development 2012: 32. Prof. N.K. Chadha, Head, Department Action and Impact Conference” held of Psychology, University of Delhi, at Stockholm, Sweden from 8th to 12th Delhi to attend the “30th International July 2012. Congress of Psychology” held at Cape Town, South Africa during 22nd-27th 27. Dr. Nizamuddin Khan, Associate July 2012. Professor, Department of Geography, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh to 33. Dr. Sandeep Jain, Guest Faculty, Dr. H.S. attend the “4th Agribusiness Economic Gour University, Sagar, MP to attend Conference: Globalizing Food Chain the “30th International Congress of and Emerging Economies” held at Psychology” held at Cape Town, South Davao City, Philippines from 10th to Africa during 22nd-27th July 2012. 11th July 2012. 34. Prof. Navin Mathur, Department of 28. Mr. Vineet Thakur, PhD Scholar, Centre Business and Administration, University for International Politics, Organization of Rajasthan, Jaipur to attend the “30th

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International Congress of Psychology” Association) Forum of Sociology” held held at Cape Town, South Africa during at Buenos Aires, Argentina during 1-4 22nd-27th July 2012. August 2012.

35. Ms. Shradha Mathur, Research Scholar, 41. Dr. Sadhu Ram Ahlawat, Professor, Dept. of Psychology, University of Delhi, Department of Sociology, M.D. Delhi to attend the “30th International University, Rohtak to attend the Congress of Psychology” held at Cape “Second ISA (International Sociological Town, South Africa during 22nd-27th Association) Forum of Sociology” held July 2012. at Buenos Aires, Argentina during 1st- 4th August 2012. 36. Ms. Aradhana Shukla, Department of Psychology, Kamaun University, 42. Dr. Aparajita Bakshi, Assistant Professor, Almora, Uttarakhand to attend the “30th Tata Institute of Social Sciences, International Congress of Psychology” Tuljapur, Osmanabad, Maharashtra held at Cape Town, South Africa during to attend the “32nd IARIW General 22nd-27th July 2012. Conference” held at Boston, USA during 5th-11th August 2012. 37. Prof. Girishwar Misra, Professor of Psychology, University of Delhi, 43. Dr. Babita Tewari, lecturer, Pt. Kundan Delhi to attend the “30th International Lal Shukla College, Rannia, Kanpur to Congress of Psychology” held at Cape attend the “Second ISA (International Town, South Africa during 22nd-27th Sociological Association) Forum of July 2012. Sociology” held at Buenos Aires, Argentina during 1st-4th August 2012. 38. Ms. Vibhuti Gupta, Research Scholar, Department of Psychology, University 44. Ms. Rasmi P., PhD Scholar, Tapti Hostel, of Delhi, Delhi to attend the “30th JNU, New Delhi to attend the “2nd International Congress of Psychology” Meeting of the New Ways of Analyzing held at Cape Town, South Africa during Variation Asia Pacific Region” held at 22nd-27th July 2012. Tokyo, Japan during 1-4 August 2012.

39. Mr. A. Subrahmanyam, Research 45. Ms. Kakoli Dey, Post Doctoral Fellow, Scholar, School of Management Studies, Department of Linguistics, University of University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad Delhi, Delhi to attend the “2nd Meeting to attend “2nd Journal Conference on of NWAV Asia-Pacific Region” held Innovation Management & Technology” at Tokyo, Japan during 1st-4th August held at Singapore on 23rd & 24th July 2012. 2012. 46. Dr. S.S. Kalamkar, Associate Professor, 40. Dr. (Ms.) Sumita Verma, Reader, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Department of Sociology, Isabella Economics, Pune to attend the “28th Thoburn College, Lucknow to attend the Triennial Conference of the International “Second ISA (International Sociological Association of Agricultural Economists

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(IAAE)” held at Foz Do Lguacu, Brazil Governance & Sustainability in India” during 18th- 24th August 2012. held at Rotterdam, Netherlands during 26th-28th September 2012. 47. Dr. Punyatoya Patra, Associate Professor, Aditi Mahavidyalay, Bawana, 53. Ms. Sucharita Sen, J.N.U. New Delhi Delhi to attend the “32nd International to attend the “Urban Development Geographical Congress” held at & Emerging Issues of Inclusion, Cologne, Germany during 26th-30th Governance & Sustainability” held at August 2012. Rotterdam, Netherlands during 26th- 28th September 2012. 48. Dr. Inder Jeet Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University 54. Dr. Susmita Dey, Associate Professor & of Jammu, Jammu to attend the “32nd Head, Department of English, V.G. Vaze International Geographical Congress” College of Arts, Science and Commerce, held at Cologne, Germany during 26th- Mithagar Road, Mulund, Mumbai to 30th August 2012. attend the “3rd International Conference on Humanities Historical and Social 49. Dr. Manju Mehta, Professor in Clinical Sciences” held at Phonom Penh, Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, Cambodia during 28th-29th September All Indian Institute of Medical Science, 2012. New Delhi to attend the “14th World Congress on Pain” held at Milan, Italy 55. Ms. Madhumita Das, PhD Scholar, during 27th-31th August 2012. International Politics Division, SIS, J.N.U. New Delhi to attend the “The 50. Ms. Amithy Jasrotia, PhD Scholar, Constitution of Peace: Current Debates Department of Humanities & Social & Future Perspectives” held at Marburg, Sciences, IIT Kanpur, Kanpur to attend Germany during 11th-13th October the “British Association for International 2012. & Comparative Education Conference 2012” held at London, UK during 8th- 56. Dr. Seema Joshi, Associate Professor, 10th September 2012. Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, Delhi to attend the “WASD 10th 51. Dr. Preeta Nilesh, Associate Professor, International Conference 2012” held KET, V.G. Vaze College, Mithagar Road, at Abu Dhabi, UAE during 19th-21st Mulund, Mumbai to attend the “4th October 2012. Global Conference Fashion: Exploring Critical Issues” held at Oxford, UK 57. Dr. Sanghamitra S. Acharya, Associate during 16th-19th September 2012. Professor, Centre for Social Medicine & Community Health, SSS, J.N.U. New 52. Dr. Sunita Reddy, Associate Professor, Delhi to attend the “Urban Development Centre for Social Medicine & (s) and Emerging Issues of Inclusion, Community Health, SSS, J.N.U. New Governance & Sustainability in India” Delhi to attend the “Urban Development held at Rotterdam, Netherlands during (s) and Emerging Issues of Inclusion, 26th-28th September 2012.

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58. Dr. Milap Punia, Associate Professor, 63. Dr. Jitender Khanna, Pushpanjali, Centre for Study of Regional Opposite Anand Vihar, Delhi to attend the Development, SSS, J.N.U. New Delhi International Conference on “Security to attend the “Urban Development in the West, the East and Russia” held (s) and Emerging Issues of Inclusion, at Moscow, Russia during 15th-17th Governance & Sustainability in India” October 2012. held at Rotterdam, Netherlands during 26th-28th September 2012. 64. Ms. Sujata Santosh, Assistant Professor, Zakir Hussain Bhawan, IGNOU, Delhi 59. Ms. Soumi Paul Banerjee, Research to attend the “26th Annual Conference of Scholar, Faculty of Management Asian Association of Open University” Studies, Mody Institute of Technology held at Chiba, Japan during 16th-18th and Science, Lakshmangarh, Rajasthan October 2012. to attend the “5th Annual Conference of the Euro Med Academy of Business 65. Dr. J.S. Sindhu, A.M. Jain College, (EMAB)” held at Glion-Monteux, Meenambakkam, Chennai to attend Switzerland during 4th-5th October the 2nd International Conference on 2012. “Environment & Natural Resource Management in Developing and 60. Mr. Pradeepta Sethi, Research Transition Economics” held at Scholar, National Institute of Financial Chermount Ferrand, France during 17th- Management, Sector-48, Pali Road, 19th October 2012. Faridabad to attend the “27th International Conference of the American Committee 66. Dr. Sangeeta Sharma Dhaor, Assistant for Asian Economic Studies (ACAES)- Professor, B.R. Ambedkar College, Financial Econometric Group (FEG)” Vihar, Delhi to attend the held at Melbourne, Australia during “Australian HIV/AIDS Conference: 26th-27th October 2012. Oral Presentation” held at Melbourne, Australia during 17th-19th October 61. Dr. Saumya Chakraborti, Assistant 2012. Professor, Department of Economics, Visva Bharti University, Santiniketan 67. Ms. Aditi Singh, Assistant Professor, to attend the “International Conference Kamala Nehru College, Delhi University, on Inequality and Sustainability” held Delhi to attend the “2nd International at Massachusetts, USA during 9th-10th Conference on Humanities, Society November 2012. and Culture 2012” held at Hong Kong, China during 27th-28th October 2012. 62. Ms. Kasturi Moitra, PhD Scholar, Room No. 213, Tapti Hostel, J.N.U., New 68. Ms. Kritika Mathur, PhD Scholar, Delhi to attend the “First Global South Faculty of Management Studies, International Studies Conference” held Delhi University, Delhi to attend at Menton, France during 29th-30th the “International Conference of November 2012. the American Committee for Asian

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Economic Studies” held at Melbourne, 74. Dr. Nivedita Das Kundu, Assistant Australia during 26th-27th October Director, ICSSR, New Delhi to attend 2012. the “Comparing China and India” Conference held at Chengdu, China 69. Dr. Saumya Chakraborti, Assistant from 19th to 20th September 2012. Professor, Department of Economics, Visva Bharti University, Santiniketan 75. Dr. Somnath Ghosal, Fellow in to attend the “International Conference Geography, Assistant Professor, on Inequlity and Sustainability” held Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, at Massachusetts, USA during 9th-10th B.P. Township, Kolkata to attend the November 2012. “Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge and Culture for Green Economy” held 70. Dr. Suryawanshi D.S., Vice Principal at Shanxi Province, China from 5th to & Assistant Professor, Department of 8th November 2012. Geography, Vidyawardhini Sabhas Arts, Commerce & Science College, Dhule to 76. Dr. Seema Narain, Associate Professor, attend the “5th International Congress Department of Political Science, of Environmental Research” held at Deshbandhu College, University of Terengganu, Malaysia during 22th-24th Delhi, Kalkaji, New Delhi to attend the November 2012. “Global Governance and Disciplinary 71. Dr. Yavana Rani S, Assistant Professor, IR” held at Maryland, USA from 2-3 Kalasalingam University, Krishnanakoil, November 2012 Virudhungar District, Tamil Nadu to 77. Ch. Sekholal Kom, PhD Scholar, North attend the “4th Asia-Euro Conference Eastern Hill University, Shillong, 2012 in Tourism, Hospitality and Meghalaya to attend the “Third Gastronomy” held at Malaysia during International Conference on Local 28th November –1 December 2012. Government” held at Khon Kaen, 72. Mr. Anirban Bhattacharjee, Junior Thailand from 15th to 16th November Research Fellow, Centre for Studies in 2012. Social Sciences, R-1, Basishnabghata 78. Ms. Anu T. Asokan, Research Scholar, Patuli Township, Kolkata to attend the Department of Humanities & Social “13th Annual South Asian Literary Sciences, IIT Madras, Chennai to Association” held at Massachusetts, attend the “ICER 12th 5th International USA during 2nd-3rd January 2012. Congress of Environmental Research” held at Malaysia from 22nd to 24th 73. Dr. Arunoday Bajpai, Associate November 2012 Professor, Department of Political Science, Agra College, Agra to attend 79. Dr. Manish Sharma, Senior Assistant, the “6th Asian Political and International Department of Gandhian Studies, Studies Association” held at Hong Punjab University, Chandigarh to attend Kong, China during 30th November-1st the “International Peace Research December 2012. Association Conference 2012” held

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at Tsu City, Japan from 24th to 28th Students” held at Rome, Italy from 6th November 2012. to 11th March 2013.

80. Dr. Madhushree Das, Associate 86. Dr. S. Mumtaj Begum, Professor & Professor, Department of Geography, Director, Academic Staff College, Guwahati University, Guwahati to attend Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai the “32nd International Geographical to attend the “Fourth Annual Women Congress” held at Cologne, Germany Leadership and Empowerment from 26th to 30th August 2012. Conference -2013” held at Bangkok, Thailand from 13th to 15th March 81. Dr. Anamika Barua, Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities & Social 2013. Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology 87. Ms. Sumeetha M., PhD Scholar, Guwahati, Guwahati to attend the “Water Centre for Development Studies Quality 2012” held at Zhejian Province, (CDS), Trivandrum to attend the “31st China from 19th to 21st September International Labour Process Conference 2012. (ILPC)” held at New Jersey, USA from 82. Mr. Baniateilang Majaw, PhD Scholar, 18th to 20th March 2013. Department of Political Science, North 88. Dr. Jeena Thathamath Srinivasan, Eastern Hill University, Shillong to Associate Professor, Centre for attend the “International Conference on Economic and Social Studies, Nizamiah Social Sciences (ICS)” held at Izmir, Observatory Campus, Begumpet P.O., Turkey from 5th to 6th October 2012. Hyderabad to attend the “International 83. Ch. Sekholal Kom, Ph. D. Scholar, North Conference on Development-Induced Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Displacement and Resettlement” held Meghalaya to attend the “Third at Oxford, UK from 22nd to 23rd March International Conference on Local 2013. Government” held at Khon Kaen, 89. Prof. K. Vijayanthimala, Honorary Thailand from 15th to 16th November Director, SNC Women’ Studies, M.G. 2012. National Institute of Research and 84. Mr. Pawan Kumar, PhD Scholar, Social Action, Hyderabad to attend the Department of Political Science, “Demographic and Institutional Change University of Delhi, Delhi to attend the in Global Families” conference held at “International Conference of Political Taipei, Taiwan from 28th to 30th March Science Students” held at Rome, Italy 2013. from 6th to 11th March 2013. 90. Dr. R. Maruthakutti, Associate 85. Ms. Megha, PhD Scholar, Department Professor, Department of Sociology, of Political Science, University of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Delhi, Delhi to attend the “International Tamil Nadu to attend the “Demographic Conference of Political Science and Institutional Change in Global

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Families” conference held at Taipei, 97. Mr. Sudhanshu Shekhar, Ph. D. Scholar, Taiwan from 28th to 30th March 2013 Centre for Linguistics, SLL & CS, JNU, New Delhi to attend the “CROSSLING 91. Ms. Aarti Madhukar Wani, M. Phil. Symposium 2013” held at Joensu, Student, Symbiosis College of Arts & Finland from 28th February to 1st March Commerce, S.B. Road, Pune to attend 2013 the “SCMS Annual Conference 2013” held at Chicago, USA from 6th to 10th 98. Ms. Chitra K.P., Ph. D. Scholar, Tata March 2013. Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar, Mumbai to attend “International 92. Dr. Bharat C. Rout, Research Associate, Conference on Development: Induced ICSSR, New Delhi to attend the Displacement and Resettlement” held “University of Northampton Seminar at Oxford, UK from 22nd to 23rd March Series” held at Northampton, UK from 2013. 17th to 19th January 2013. 99. Dr. Jeena Thathamath Srinivasan, 93. Mr. Nilachala Acharya, PhD Scholar, Associate Professor, Centre for Economic Centre for Economic Studies and & Social Studies, Niamiah Observatory Planning, SSS, J.N.U. New Delhi to Campus, Begumpet, Hyderabad to attend the “Fifth Session of the Agrarian attend “International Conference on Summer School 2013” held at Harare, Development: Induced displacement Zimbabwe from 14th to 18th January and Resettlement” held at Oxford, UK 2013. from 22 & 23 March 2013. 94. Mrs. Soumi Paul, PhD Scholar, Faculty of Management Studies, Mody 100. Ms. Sawmveli Vytchcho, Assistant Institute of Technology and Science, Professor, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Lakshmangarh, Rajasthan to attend the Guwahati, Assam to attend “Bangkok “12th International Marketing Trends International Conference on Social Conference” held at Paris, France from Sciences” held at Bangkok, Thailand 17th to 19th January 2013 from 25th to 27th January 2013. 95. Dr. Chikkarangaswamy, Post Doctoral 101. Ms. Pallavi Baruah, Associate Professor, Fellow UGC, Institute of Development L.O.K.D. College, Dhekiajuli, Sonitpur, Studies, University of Mysore, to attend Assam to attend the “Bangkok International the “5th World Conference on Education Conference on Social Sciences” held at Science” held at Rome, Italy from 5th to Bangkok, Thailand from 25th to 27th 8th February 2013. January 2013. 96. Mr. Ajit Kumar, PhD Scholar, CSRD/ Proposals for Data Collection SSS, JNU, New Delhi to attend the “12th Abroad Annual East-West Centre International Graduate Student Conference” held 1. Ms. Abhiruchi Ojha, Research Scholar, at Honolulu, USA from 14th to 16th Centre for African Studies, School of February 2013. International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru

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University, New Delhi visited South School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Africa from 18th to August to 30th Nehru University, New Delhi visited September 2012 for Data Collection U.K. from 16th January to 16th March in connection with her research work 2013 for Data Collection in connection on “Socio Political Dynamics of with her research work on “International Gender and Citizenship in South Africa Migration of Skilled Health Workers: A 1994-2010.” Case Study of Indian Nurses.” 2. Mr. Mithlesh Kumar Jha, PhD Student, 5. Mr. Anil Kumar, Ph. D. Student, Department of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Delhi, Delhi visited U.K. from 23rd August to 26th September Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar 2012 for Data Collection in connection University, Lucknow visited Bhutan with his research work on “Language from 11th February to 15th March Politics and the Construction of Dialects: 2013 for Data Collection in connection A Case Study of Maithili.” with his research work on “Democratic Movement in Bhutan.” 3. Dr. Kamala Kumari, Post Doctoral Fellow, Centre for Russian, Central Asian 6. Dr. Nawal Kishore Paswan, Assistant Studies, SIS, JNU, New Delhi visited Professor, Centre for South Southeast Kazakhstan, Kyrghstan, Tadkestan, Asian and Southwest Pacific Studies, Turkmenistan & Uzbekistan from 17th School of International Studies, October to 14th December 2012 for Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Data Collection in connection with her Delhi visited China from 25th March to research work on “Women in Political 25th April 2013 for Data Collection in Process: A Comparative Study of India connection with his research work on and Central Asia.“ “China-Central Asia Border Trade and 4. Ms. Reema Gill, PhD Scholar, Centre for Infrastructure Building: Implications for Social Medicine & Community Health, India.”

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Appendix 9 Major Activities of ICSSR Regional Centres

Eastern Regional Centre (ERC) from December 22nd to 23rd, 2012 on Kolkata “Creativity and Innovation Management in Libraries.”(`40,000/-) Seminars/Conferences 6. 22nd Annual Conference organized by The Centre organized the following seminars/ the Department of Economics, Jadavpur conferences: University, Kolkata from January 3rd to 1. Seminar organized by Blind Persons 4th, 2013 on “Contemporary Issues in Association, Kolkata on “The Lifelong Development Economics.”(`50,000/-) Battle of Helen Keller, An Inspiration” on June 30, 2012. (`12,000/-) 7. National seminar organized by the Department of History, Loreto 2. National seminar organized by the College, Kolkata on 29th January National University of Study and 2013 on “Sporting Cultures in South Research in Law, Ranchi, Jharkhand on Asia: Politics, Nationalism and 8th August 2012 on “Judicial Review Media.”(`50,000/-) of Legislative Power and Privileges: A Constitutional Quandary.”(`50,000/-) 8. Seminar organized by the Anand Memorial Foundation, Patna, Bihar on 3. Seminar organized by the All India 30th January 2013 on “Sarva Shiksha Agragami Handicapped Samiti, Purba Abhiyan (SSA), Right to Education Medinipur, West Bengal from 14th (RTE) and Challenges of Girls Education to 15th August 2012 on “Ecology in Bihar.”(`30,000/-) and Environment in Odisha and West Bengal.” (`10,000/-) 9. National seminar organized by the 4. National seminar organized by the Department of Economics, National Vidyasagar University, Midnapore, West University of Study and Research in Law, Bengal in collaboration with Bengal Ranchi, Jharkhand from 8th February Economic Association, Kolkata on 29th to 9th February 2013 on “Economic September 2012 on “Financial Sector Reforms, Economic Liberalization, and Liberalization in India: Theory and FDI.” ( `50,000/-) Empirics.”( `30,000/-) 10. International seminar organized by the 5. National seminar organized by the P.G. Department of International Relations, Department of Library and Information Jadavpur University from February 16 Science, Sambalpur University, Odisha to 18, 2013 on “Southeast Asia in the

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Emerging Global Order: Challenges and 17. Seminar organized by the Shivam Opportunities.”( `20,000/-) Charitable Trust, Begusarai, Bihar on 20th March 2013 on “The Legislative 11. Seminar organized by the Ilashree Support, Directions of Supreme Seva Sansthan, Madhubani, Bihar on Court and Environment Education in 20thFebruary 2013 on “Declining Sex India.”(`15,000/-) Ratio in Bihar: in the Light of Census, 2011.”( `30,000/-) 18. International Seminar organized by the Department of History, Jadavpur 12. 33rd Annual Conference organized University from 25th to 26th March by the Bengal Economic Association, 2013 on “Comparative Colonial Middle- Kolkata from February 23 to 24, 2013 on Classes.”( `25,000/-) “Environment and Development, Rural Livelihood in India: Issues, Measurement 19. The 17th Cultural Studies Workshop and Policies, Globalization and Macro (CSW) organized by the Centre for Economy.”(`40,000/-) Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (CSSSC) was held at Santiniketan, 13. Seminar organized by the Rajkiya West Bengal from 25th to 29th January Primary School, Vaishali, Bihar on 2013 on “Cultures of Everyday 3rdMarch 2013 on “Educational Rights Life.”(`1,50,000/-) of Children of Dalit Disadvantage Section of the Society and Right to Study Grant Education Act, 2009.”(`10,000/-) During the year, two scholars were awarded 14. National seminar organized by the Indian study grant. Anthropological Society, Kolkata from 8th-9th March 2013 on “Understanding Ongoing Research Project/ New Project Human Diversity: Anthropological Undertaken and Museological Perspectives.” 1. A project to bring out a volume on the (`40,000/-) history of the Centre for Studies in Social 15. International seminar organized by Science Research, Calcutta (CSSSC), the Midnapore Netaji Rural Women till date was sanctioned to the Centre Development Society, Medinipur, West for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta Bengal from 8th-9th March 2013 on by the ICSSR-ERC. ( `1,50,000/-) “Emancipation of Womenfolk from 2. Dr. Dhrubajyoti Ghosh has been given Injustice and Dishonour.” (`15,000/-) infrastructural support for a book 16. Seminar organized by the Hardev writing project entitled “Ecosystem Banaras Janta College, Madhubani, Management: Merging Theory and Bihar on 10th March 2013 on “Utility Practice” sponsored and financed by the to Inculcate Themes of Character/Value Department of Science & Technology, Education in Present Formal School Ministry of Science & Technology, Education System.’’( `15,000/-) Government of India.

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Publication Northern Regional Centre (NRC), New Delhi Publication grant was sanction to Professor Sugata Marjit, Chief Editor, Arthabishleshan The Northern Regional Centre shifted from to launch a bi-annual journal of Economics in ICSSR headquarter to it’s new premises in Bengali entitled Arthabishleshan. (`40,000) November 2012. Now, the Centre is located at Room No. 003, Old CRS Building, Visitors Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067. The New Contact details During the period the following scholars are:26741607, 26741610, Email: nrc@icssr. visited the Centre: [email protected] 1. Dr. Jeerawalde Pumjaoen, The Centre for The ICSSR Northern Regional Centre (NRC) International Trade Studies, University took initiative to organize first Northern of Thai Chamber of Commerce, Regional Social Science Congress. A brain Thailand from 14th-16th October 2012 storming session was organized on 14th in connection with her research work as a December 2012 to identify themes to be guest of ICSSR under Cultural Exchange undertaken in the Congress. The session was of Scholars of Bilateral Programme attended by social scientists from University between ICSSR and National Research of Delhi, JNU, Jamia Millia Islamia Council of Thailand, Bangkok. University and Centre for Women Developing Studies (CWDS). The themes identified 2. Dr. Adirek Vajarapatkul, Associate were:-1. Regional Politics, Democracy and Dean for Academic Affairs, Faculty of Development 2. Gender and Development Management Science, Nakhon Sawan 3. Harmony and Conflict: Marginalization, Rajabhat University, Thailand. Representation and the Contests of Power 4. Urbanization, Migration and issues Library of Governance, 5. State, Community and Governance 6. Changing Nature of Village During the period under report, 32 journals Structure and Economy7. State, Market and were subscribed and six journals were Globalization 8. Violence and Institutional renewed. Also, the newspapers, which were Crisis. It was decided to organize first regularly subscribed were duly received and ‘Northern Regional Social Science Congress’ extensively used by readers. in collaboration with Institute of Development Photocopy Facility Studies (IDS) at Jaipur from 3rd-5th April 2013. About 6494 pages of photocopy materials Seminars/Conferences were supplied during this period. During the year the centre provided financial Guest House assistance to the following seminars/ conferences: Guest house facility is temporarily suspended for the on-going construction work of the new 1. “Economic Liberalization in the office building. Changing Scenario of India” by Shri

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Gyan Singh, President, Rawai Ghati Sansthan, Jaipur on 15 July 2012. Bhotia Anusuchit Janjati Kalyan Samiti, (`55,000/-) Kumolar Road, Uttarakhand on 25th April 2012. (` 45,000/-) 8. “Human Rights and Social Awareness in India” by Dr. Rishikesh Singh, Assistant 2. “Right to Health: Need Law and Policy” Professor, Department of Political by Dr. Vaibhav Goel Bhartiya, Principal, Science, Lal Bahadur Shastri Degree Sardar Patel Subharti Institute of Law, College, Gonda, Uttar Pradesh from 23rd NH-58, Subhari University Campus, to 24th September 2012. (` 30,000/-) Subhari Puram, Meerut on 28th April, 2012. (` 50,000/-) 9. “Creating a Corruption Free New 3. “Teacher Education and Professional Democratic Social System” by Prof. Ethics in the Changing Scenario of N.P. Chaubey, General Secretary, Indian India” by Dr. Vipin Gupta, Convenor, Academy of Social Sciences, Iswar Organising Committee, Institute of Saran Ashram Campus, Allahabad, on Business Management & Fashion 21st October 2012. (` 20,000/-) Technology (IBMFT), Bulandshahar 10. “Urban India and New Forms of (U.P.) to held on 30th April 2012. Democratic Politics” by Prof. Pralay (` 40,000/-) Kanungo, Centre for Political Studies, 4. “Ombudsman in Mahatma Gandhi School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal National Rural Employment Guarantee Nehru University, New Delhi from 25th Act” by Shri M.K. Otani, Secretary, to 26th October 2012. ( ` 20,000/-) S.M.B. National Institute for Rural Development, Management and 11. A training programme for Research Technology, Dehradun, Uttarakhand on Methodology and Project Formulation 30th April 2012. (`. 45,000/-) from Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID), New Delhi from 5. “Educational & Social Crises of 15th October to 27th October 2012. Backward Community ‘Gujars’ in (` 2,20,000/-) India: Pros & Cons” by Ms. Rajini Lohia, President, Right Awareness & 12. “Social Representation of Identity in Development Organization, Delhi on India -An Interdisciplinary Dialogue” 17th June 2012. (` 45,000/-) by Dr. Purnima Singh, Department of 6. “Issues Surrounding IPRs in Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT, Uttarakhand” by Prof. B.L. Sah, Hauz Khas, New Delhi from 23rd to Director, UGC-Academic Staff College, 24th November 2012. (` 50,000/-) The Hermitage, Mallital, Naintal, 13. “Library & Information Professionals” Kumaun University from 14th to 15th by Dr. Rishi Tiwari, Birla Institute July 2012. (` 50,000/-) of Management Technology, Greater 7. “Challenges of Right to Education” Noida during 1st& 2nd December 2012. by Dr. Sanjula Thanvi, Director, Suraj (`70,000/-)

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14. “Effect of Tobacco on Environmental Delhi, from 23rd February to 24th and Human Health” by Dr. Shashi Kiran February 2013. (`75, 000/-) Gupta, Shree Gyan Amrit Shiksha Prasar Samiti, Panchsheel Nagar (U.P.) on 5th 21. “The Old Order and New Social December 2012. (` 55,000/-) Assertion” by Dr. Ujjwal Kumar, President, Association for Social 15. “Plea Bargaining Law in Indian Cultural Studies, New Delhi, February Scenario” by Shri Heero Hito, Younker 2013. (`65,000/-) Scientific and Social Science Research Foundation, Hapur on 10th December 22. “Faith and Secularism in India and 2012. (` 55,000/-) Europe” by Dr. Bhagwati Sarkar, Centre for European Studies, SIS, JNU, New 16. “Theory and Practice of Indian Delhi on 9th March 2013. (`75,000/-) Economy” by Prof. K.G. Dastidar, Centre for Economic Studies and 23. “Interdisciplinary in Educational Studies Planning (CESP), School of Social Concepts, Theories and Approaches” Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, by Dr. Saumen Chattopadhyay, Zakir New Delhi from 10th-12th December Husain Centre of Educational Studies, 2012. (` 1,50,000/-) SIS, JNU, New Delhi from 12th to 14th March 2013. (`1,30,000) 17. “Sociology Matters: Challenges 24. “Emerging Identities in India and and Possibilities of Social Science Europe” by Dr. Sheetal Sharma, Centre Knowledge in Contemporary India” by of European Studies, SIS, JNU, New Prof. Maitrayee Choudhury, Centre for Delhi on 15th March 2013. (`75,000) the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, JNU, New Delhi from 25. “Democracy, Development and Social 18th-20th December 2012.(`1,50,000/-) Justice” by Prof. Gurpreet Mahajan, Centre for Political Studies, School of 18. “Social and Health factor of Domestic Social Sciences, JNU, New Delhi from Violence in India” by Ms. Sarika 21st to 23rd March 2013. (`1,30,000) Chaudhary, Secretary, Lakshya Sewa Sansthan, Ghaziabad on 24th January 26. “India and its Diaspora” by Prof. Ajay 2013. (`60,000/-) Dubey, President, Organization for Diaspora Initiatives and Chairperson, 19. “Constitutional Evolution in India Centre for African Studies, School Contemporary Perspective” by Dr. of International Studies, JNU, New Ravindra Pratap Singh, H.O.D. Shree Delhi from 29th to 30th March 2013. Ram College of Law, Muzaffarpur (`1,00,000) (U.P) from 22nd-24th February 2013. (`75,000/-) 27. “Buddhism and Ecology a Virtue Ethics Approach” by Dr. Rajan Sharma, 20. “South Asian Countries and Indian Chairman, Manak Research Foundation, Relationship” by Dr. Sudhir Singh, Panchsheel Nagar on 31st March 2013. Society for Social Empowerment, New (`75,000).

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Study Grant by the Department of Commerce, Manipur University, Imphal and The During the year, four scholars were awarded Indian Institute of Public Administration study grant. (IIPA), Imphal Local Branch from 28th- 29th May 2012. (`50,000/-) North-Eastern Regional Centre (NERC), Shillong 6. Workshop on “Entrepreneurship Development Opportunities and During the year, the Centre provided financial Challenges in the North East Region’’ assistance to the following seminars/ organized by the Shillong College, conferences / workshops: Shillong on 8th June 2012. (`25,000/-)

1. Seminar on “Right to Education Act: 7. Workshop on ‘Issues of Human Rights The Challenges and Advantages in the of Indigenous People of Garo Hills Manipur State Context” , organized by the and its Application’, organized by the R.K. Sanatombi Devi Research Institute Department of Social Work, Martin of Social Sciences in Collaboration Luther Christian University, Shillong on with R.K. Sanatombi Devi College of 15th June 2012. (`25,000/-) Education, Imphal on 7th April 2012. (`25,000/-) 8. International Workshop on ‘Value Based Education: Indigenous Education 2. National Workshop on “HIV /AIDS in Global Spaces of Transformation’, Epidemic in India: Past, Present and organized by Dr. Samson S. Chiru, Mt. Future”, organized by Doomdooma Everest College, Manipur on 9th June College, Assam from 5th-9th June 2012. 2012. (`25,000/-) (`75,000/-) 3. National Seminar on “Rural Development 9. National Seminar on ‘Culture, Health and in North-East India: Challenges and Development: The Situation among the Opportunities”, organized by the Tribes of North-East India’ organised by Women’s College, Shillong from 27th- the Department of Anthropology, Assam 28th July 2012. (`50,000/-) University, Diphu Campus, Assam from 20th -21st September 2012. (`50,000/-) 4. National Seminar on “Tourism: Economy and Environment in North-East India”, 10. National Seminar on ‘The Impact of organized by the North-East India Violence on Women and Children in Council for Social Science Research Conflict Areas in India with particular from 5th-6th June 2012. (`50,000/-) reference to the North-East’, organized by St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama, 5. National Seminar on “Entrepreneurship Nagaland from 20th -21st September Development in North-East India 2012. (`50,000/-) with special reference to Women Entrepreneurship of Manipur - Problems 11. State Level Seminar on ‘Electoral and Prospects Developing the Tribal Politics in the State of Meghalaya’ Situating North East India”, organized organised by the Department of Political

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Science, St. Edmund’s College, Shillong 18. Workshop on ‘India’s Look East Policy’ on 4th August 2012. (`25,000/-) organized by Zo Indigenous Forum, Mizoram on October 2012. (`50,000/-) 12. National Seminar on ‘Identity, Assertion and Development Situating Nagaland’, 19. Seminar on ‘Emergence on U Kiang organized by Zunheboto Govt. College Nangbah in the Context of North-East and Immanuel College, Nagaland from Resistance to British Imperialism’ 24th-25th August 2012. (`50,000/-) organized by the Sein Jaintia, Shillong on 11th August 2012. (`25,000/-) 13. International Symposium on ‘Ageing’ and 16th Biennial Conference of 20. ‘Fourteenth Conference of North Eastern Association of Gerontology’ on the Economic Association’ organised by the theme ‘Problems and Prospects of Department of Economics, Sibsagar Elderly in Today’s World’ organised College, Joysagar, Sivasagar, Assam by the Department of Bio-Chemistry, from 13th-15th December 2012. NEHU, Shillong from 1st-3rd October (`75,000/-) 2012. (`75,000/-) 21. National Seminar on ‘Narrativizing 14. National Seminar on ‘Environmental Trauma in North Eastern India and Ethics on Tribal Societies: With Special Beyond’ organised by the Department Reference to North- East India’organised of English, Mizoram University, by the Department of Philosophy, Lady Aizawl from 5th -6th November 2012. Keane College, Shillong from 16th-17th (`50,000/-) November 2012. (`50,000/-) 22. Workshop on ‘National Rural Livelihood 15. Seminar on ‘Good Governance in Mission’ organized by the Principal, Tripura: Issues and Prospects’ organised by Dasarathya Deb Memorial College, Furkating College, Golaghat, Assam on ` Khowal, Tripura from 7th-8th December October 2012. ( 50,000/-) ` 2012. ( 50,000/-) 23. National Seminar on ‘Promoting 16. National Seminar on ‘Emerging Financial Inclusion for Inclusive Growth Challenges of Governance and State in India: with reference to North East of Human Rights in North-East India’ India’ organized by the Department organised by the Institute of Tai Studies of Commerce, Assam University, and Research, Moranhat, Assam from Diphu Campus, Assam from 23rd-24th 13th-14th October 2012. (`50,000/-) November 2012. (`50,000/-)

17. International Conference on ‘Looking 24. National Seminar on ‘Ethnic Integration beyond the State: The Changing Forms in the North- East India: Issues and of Inclusion and Exclusion in India’ Challenges’ organized by the Department organised by Japfu Christian College, of Political Science, Netaji Subhash Kohima, Nagaland from 21st-22nd Mahavidyalaya, Tripura from 21st-22nd December 2012. (`50,000/-) December 2012. (`50,000/-)

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25. Workshop on ‘The Use of SPSS in ACTS Academy of Higher Education, Social Science Research’ organized by Bengaluru from March 21-22, 2013. Department of Economics, St. Anthony’s (`50,000/-) College, Shillong from 30th November 32. Workshop on ‘Research Methodology – 6th December 2012. (`50,000/-) for Social Sciences’ organized by 26. Training- cum- workshop on Saint Claret College, Ziro, Arunachal ‘Information Literacy’ organized by Pradesh, from 8th -9th February 2013. Department of Library and Information (`40,000/-) Science, North Eastern Hill University, 33. National Conference on ‘Media and Shillong from 15th -16th October 2012. Women: Different Emerging Perspectives (`50,000/-) in the Way of Development’ organized 27. Panel Discussion on ‘Do We Need Inner by Abanindranath Tagore School of Line Permit in Meghalaya’ organized Creative Arts and Communication by NEHU Students in collaboration Studies, Assam University, Silchar, from with the Khasi Students’ Union, NEHU 15th -16th March 2013. (`30,000/-) Unit, Shillong, on 28th September 2012. 34. National seminar on ‘Class Formation (`10,350/-) in Tribal Societies of Northeast India’ 28. National seminar on ‘Democratization organized by Tribal Studies Centre, Process and the Zomis’ organized by Assam University, Diphu Campus, Karbi Siam Sin Pawlpi, Paite’s Student Welfare Anglong from 22nd -23rd February Association, Shillong from 19th -20th 2013. (`50,000/-) March 2013. (`50,000/-) 35. ‘33rd Annual North East India History 29. National seminar on “Language, Association Session’ organized by North Literature and Society: Evolution, East India History Association from 1st Problems and Prospects” organized -3rd November 2012. (`60,000/-) by Department of Bengali, Assam 36. National seminar on “Proverbs of Tribes University, Silchar from 21st -22nd of Arunachal Pradesh” organized by March 2013. (`50,000/-) Dr.Nabam NakhaHina, Department 30. International workshop on “Genres of of Political Science, Rajiv Gandhi Belief from Folkloristic Perspective” University, Rono Hills, Arunachal organized by Department of Cultural Pradesh on February 14th, 2013. and Creative Studies, North Eastern Hill (`40,000/-) University, Shillong from February 6th 37. National seminar on ‘Socio-Political -12th, 2013. (`40,000/-) Dynamics of North-East India’ 31. Seminar on ‘Integrated Learning organized by Department of Political for Environmental Management’ Science, North Eastern Hill University, organized by William Carey University Shillong from 25th-26th March 2013. in collaboration with Grace City and (`70,000/-)

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Conferences/Workshops 5. Training programme on ‘Research Methodology in Social Sciences for The Centre organized the following Ph.D. Scholars’ organized by the ICSSR- conferences/workshops: NERC from 11th -20th February 2013, sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi. 1. Five days’ workshop on ‘Research (`1,22,275/-) Methodology in Social Sciences’ organized by the Department of 6. International seminar on ‘India’s Look- Political Science, Mizoram University East Policy and the North-Eastern in collaboration with the ICSSR-NERC, Region: Strengthening the Continental Shillong from 3rd-7th September Route’ organized by the ICSSR-NERC, 2012 at Mizoram University, Aizawl Shillong in collaboration with the sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi. North Eastern Council, Shillong from (`1,28,029/-) 21st to 22nd March 2013, sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi, Ministry 2. Training-cum-workshop on ‘Statistical of External Affairs, New Delhi and Package for Social Sciences’ (SPSS) Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi. organized by the ICSSR- NERC, (`12,70,563/-) Shillong from 8th -12th October 2012, 7. National seminar on ‘Interrogating sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi. Indignantly, Citizenship and the State: (`2,54,945/-) Perspectives from India’s North-East’ 3. Workshop on ‘Action Research by the Department of Sociology, Tezpur Methodology in Social Sciences’ University in collaboration with the organized by Equal Opportunity ICSSR-NERC, Shillong from March Cell, Tezpur University, Tezpur in 7th - 9th, 2013 at Tezpur University, collaboration with ICSSR-NERC, sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi and Shillong from 8th -14th October 2012, ICSSR-NERC, Shillong. (`75,000/-) sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi. 8. Training programme on ‘Capacity (`2,54,640/-) Building Programme for Social Science Faculty Members’ organized by Tezpur 4. International conference on ‘India and University and ICSSR-NERC, Shillong Her Neighbours : Revisiting Relations from 14th -27th March 2013 at Tezpur with Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, University, sponsored by ICSSR, New Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Maldives” jointly Delhi. (`7,70,000/-) organized by the Jadavpur Association of International Relations, MAKAIAS, Workshops under North-East Monitoring Public Diplomacy Division, Ministry of Committee External Affairs, Government of India The following activities were organized and ICSSR-NERC from 17th -18th by the Centre and organised by the Centre August 2012 at Manipur University, and sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi Imphal, Sponsored by ICSSR, New under its ICSSR, North Eastern Monitoring Delhi. (`1,00,000/-) Committee:

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1. ICSSR Special Lecture delivered by 6. ICSSR Special Lecture delivered by Dr. Abraham Lotha, St Joseph College, Professor Milton Sangma, former Pro Jakhama, Nagaland on ‘The Impact of Vice-Chancellor, NEHU, Tura Campus, Violence on Women and Children in India Tura on ‘Social Issues Confronting with Particular Reference to North-East’ Indian and Garo Hills’ on 7th February on 21st September 2012 at St Joseph 2013 at Tura, ICSSR-NERC, Shillong College, Nagaland, ICSSR-NERC in in collaboration with Tura Government collaboration with St Joseph College, College, Tura. (`50,000/-) Jakhama, Nagaland. (`50,000/-) 7. ICSSR School for Doctoral Scholars in 2. ICSSR Special Lecture delivered by Economics from 26th February – 2nd Prof. A.K. Baruah, Head, Department March 2013 at ICSSR-NERC complex- of Political Science, North-Eastern Hill Department of Economics, NEHU, University, Shillong on ‘Education, Shillong in collaboration with ICSSR- NERC, Shillong. (`2,72,500/-) Modernity and Tribal Society’ on 9th October 2012 at the Kiang Nongbah 8. ICSSR National School for Doctoral College, Jowai, Meghalaya, ICSSR- Scholars from 5th -9th March NERC in collaboration with Kiang 2013, Department of Geography in Nongbah College, Jowai, Meghalaya. collaboration with the ICSSR-NERC, (`50,000/-) Shillong. (`7,55,291/-) 3. State Level Workshop on ‘Research 9. ICSSR International School for Methodology in Social Sciences’ from Doctoral Scholars from 11th -15th 30th October-9th November 2012 at March 2013, Department of Geography Nagaland University, Kohima, ICSSR- in collaboration with the ICSSR-NERC, NERC, Shillong in collaboration with Shillong. (`2,72,500/-) the Department of Sociology, Nagaland 10. Post-Doctoral Research Initiation University. (`3,52,500/-) Programme Second Meet from 27th 4. ICSSR Third Post-Doctoral Research -28th March 2013, ICSSR-NERC, ` Initiation Programme from 21st -22nd Shillong. ( 5,02,342/-) November 2012 at the ICSSR-NERC Study Grant Complex, Shillong, ICSSR-NERC, During the year under report, 26 scholars were Shillong. (`5,37,658/-) awarded study grant. 5. State Level Workshop on “Research Doctoral Contingency Grant Methodology in Social Sciences” from 20th -29th November 2012 at Tripura Contingency grant was provided to three University, Tripura - ICSSR- NERC, scholars during the period under report. Shillong in collaboration with the Research Projects Completed Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP), Tripura The Centre sponsored the following research University. (`3,52,500/-) projects, which are now completed;

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1. Mr Amiya Kumar Das, Assistant Imphal Valley, Manipur’ sponsored by Professor, Department of Sociology, the ICSSR, New Delhi. (`5,13,850/-) Tezpur University, Tezpur ‘Sociological 2. Dr. Gurudas Das, NIT, Silchar and Dr. Study of the Electoral Politics: A Micro- C.J. Thomas, ICSSR-NERC, Shillong. Level Study in North-East India’. ‘Conflict and Economic Development: (`60,000/-) In Search of an Alternative Model for 2. Dr Quinbala Marak, Department of India’s North East’ sponsored by the Anthropology, North Eastern Hill Ministry of Finance, Government of University, Shillong ‘Nude Images of India, New Delhi. (`8,32,000/-) North-East India: Interpreting Verrier 3. Dr. C.J. Thomas, ICSSR-NERC, Shillong Elwin’s Ethnographic Photographs’. and Dr. Gurudas Das, NIT, Silchar, (`60,000/-) ‘Promotion of Cross Border Trade as a Strategy for Economic Development of 3. Dr. Siba Charan Subudhi, Asstt. the Frontier States in India’s North East’ Professor, Department of Education, sponsored by the Ministry of Finance, North Eastern Hill University, Tura Government of India, New Delhi. Campus, Tura ‘Study of Classroom (`9,50,000/-) Management Ability among Lower Primary School Teachers Teaching at Special Lecture Series Multi-grade Settings in West Garo Hills 1. Dr. T. S. Papola, ICSSR, National Fellow ` District of Meghalaya”. ( 60,000/-) and Honorary Professor, Institute for 4. Dr. Siba Charan Subudhi, Assistant Studies in Industrial Development, New Professor, Department of Education, Delhi delivered ICSSR-NERC Special North Eastern Hill University, Tura Lecture on “Globalisation and the Indian Himalayan States: Mitigation and Campus, Tura ‘A Study of Teaching Accentuating Marginalisation” on 28th Practices at Lower Primary Schools in June 2012 at 6.00 p.m. at the ICSSR- Rural Areas of West Garo Hills District NERC conference room. of Meghalaya’.( `60,000/-) 2. Dr. Zhu Cuiping, Deputy Director, 5. Dr. Deigracia Nongkynrih, Department Research Institute of Indian Ocean of Economics, North Eastern Hill Economics (RIIO), Yunnan University University, Shillong- ‘Rural Tourism: A of Finance and Economics, Kunming, Case Study of Mawlynnong Village, East China delivered a lecture on Khasi Hills, Meghalaya’. (`60,000/-) “Cross Border Academic Research Collaboration” on 5th February 2013 at Ongoing Research Projects the Tezpur University, Tezpur, Assam. The following research projects were on-going Publications during the year of report in the Centre; 1. Journal on “Man and Society - A Journal 1. Dr. T. Joshila Chanu, Imphal, ‘A Study of North East Studies” Volume IX of Nutritional Status among the Lois of (Summer and Winter) 2012-2013.

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2. “Construction of Evil in North East by the North-Western Regional Centre India: Myth, Narrative and Discourse” (NWRC) from 26 November to 8 edited by Prasenjit Biswas and C Joshua December 2012. 50 young teachers Thomas, published by SAGE, New and research scholars from the region Delhi, 2012. participated in the workshop.

3. “Society, Representations and Textuality: 2. The ICSSR North-Western Regional The Critical Interface” edited by Sukalpa Centre in collaboration with the Bhattacharjee and C Joshua Thomas, Department of Defence& National SAGE Publications, New Delhi 2013. Security Studies, Panjab University (P.U.) organized a one-day workshop on 4. “News on North-East” monthly ‘The Promotion of Security Strategy in newspaper clippings for 2012. (12 India’ on 28 August 2012 at the ICSSR issues). Complex, P.U. Chandigarh.

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During the year, 1032 books have been 1. A seminar on ‘Marriage and Property purchased and 1410 scholars visited the Issues of NRIs: Challenges & Remedies” library. 854 periodicals and journals were was organized in collaboration with the received on exchange basis and 22 books have Rajiv Gandhi National University, Law, been received as gifts. Punjab, Patiala on 1st October 2012.

Guest House 2. A five-day Research Methodology Training Workshop was organized in 2979 persons have availed the facilities of the collaboration with the Department of ICSSR-NERC Guest House during the period Political Science, Punjabi University, under report. Patiala from 20 to 24 November 2012.

North-Western Regional Centre 3. A seminar on ‘Awakening Youth: Swami (NWRC), Chandigarh Vivekananda’s Vision and Challenges in Education in the 21st Century’ was Training/Workshops/Seminars organized in collaboration with the Rayat College of Education at Railmajra During the year the Centre organized the (Punjab) from 29 to 30 March2013. following training workshops: 4. A two-week training workshop on Training Workshops ‘Research Methods in Social Sciences’ was organized in collaboration with 1. A two week Research Methodology the Department of Sociology, M.D. Training Workshop on ‘Quantitative and University, Rohtak (Haryana) from 11 Qualitative Methods & Techniques in to 25 March 2013 under its Outreach Social Science Research’ was organized Programme.

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Lecture Series 6. A special lecture on ‘Partition Violence in Punjab in 1947’, by Professor Shtiaq The NWRC has been organising lectures by Ahmed, Professor Emeritus, Stockholm eminent social scientists in their own areas University, Sweden; Honorary Senior of specialization and on themes of current Fellow, National University of Singapore interest. During the period under report, the and Visiting Fellow at the JNU New following Panel Discussions/Lectures were Delhi on 7 March 2013. arranged by the Regional Centre: 7. A special lecture on ‘Naturopathy 1. A special lecture on ‘Kashmir Special & Yoga for Health’, by Dr. M.P. Status: Myth and Reality’, by Prof. Dogra, Consultant and Practitioner in Noor Ahmad Baba, Professor in Political Naturopathy, Gandhi Smarak Bhawan, Science, Faculty of Social Sciences, Chandigarh on March 11, 2013. Kashmir University, Srinagar on 18 September 2012. 8. A special lecture on ‘India’s Future Linked with Police Reforms’, by 2. A special lecture on ‘American Studies and the American Dreams’, Padamshri Prakash Singh, ICSSR North- by Ms. Shirley Teresa Wajda, American Western Regional Centre, Chandigarh Studies Expert and Historian, Kent State on 25 March 2013. University on September 26, 2012. Panel Discussions 3. A special lecture on ‘Human Rights: 1. A panel discussion on ‘Democratic Universal and Rationally Necessary? or Reforms: Canada and India’ was Contingent and Culturally Relative’, by organized by the ICSSR North-Western Dr. Henri Pallard, Director, International Regional Centre at the ICSSR Complex, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Panjab University Chandigarh, on 9 Law, Laurentian University, Sudbury, November 2012. Canada on 21 November 2012. 4. A special lecture on ‘Identity and 2. A panel discussion on ‘Media: Dasha Difference: The Case of Dalits in and Disha’ was organized by the ICSSR Britain’, by Dr. Meena Dhanda, Reader North-Western Regional Centre. in Philosophy and Cultural Politics, Seminar University of Wolverhampton, U.K on 9 January 2013. During the year under report, the Centre 5. A special lecture on ‘The Right of provided financial assistance to the following Children to Free and Compulsory seminars: Education: Trials and Tribulation in 1. ‘The Emerging Issues of Human Rights’ its Realization’, by Professor Virendra organized by Department of Law, P.U. Kumar, formerly Director (Academics), Chandigarh. (`40,000.00) Chandigarh Judicial Academy, and Chairman, Department of Laws, Panjabi 2. ‘One Billion Tourists – One Billion University on 12 January, 2013. Opportunities’, organized by University

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Institute of Hotel Management and 10. ‘Tourism and Socio-economic Tourism, P.U. Chandigarh from 18 to Complexion of Jammu and Kashmir’, 19, November 2012. (`60,000.00) organized by Govt. Degree College for Boys, Anantnag from 16 to17 November 3. ‘Teacher Education in Contemporary 2012. (`45,000.00) Society: Issues, Dilemmas & Strategies’, 11. ‘Higher Education in J & K: Challenges organized by Institute of Educational and Perspectives’, organized by Govt. Technology & Vocational Education, Degree College, Kathua from 25 to 26 P.U. Chandigarh from 21 to 22 November October 2012. (`45,000.00) 2012. (`60,000.00) 12. ‘Revisiting Geography’, organized by 4. ‘Globalization and Socio-Cultural and Government Degree College, Poonch, J Economic Concerns in North-West & K. (`45,000.00) India’, organized by D.A.V. College, 13. ‘Role of Print & Electronic Media in Chandigarh in November 2012. Society’, organized by G.G.D.S.D. (`45,000.00) College, Rajpur (Palampur) Distt. 5. ‘Preparing the Teachers: Challenges and Kangra from 9 to 10 November 2012. Competencies in North-Western Region’, (`45,000.00) organized by Dev Samaj College of 14. ‘Culture, Politics and Ethnicity: Education, Sector 36-B, Chandigarh in Emerging Issues in North- West India November 2012. (`35,000.00) (NWISA Conference)’, organized 6. ‘Gender Justice in Contemporary Legal by Shaheed Captain VikramBatra, Government College, Palampur (Distt. Paradigm: A way Ahead’, organized Kangra from 23 to 24 November 2012. by Department of Law, University of (`45,000.00) Kashmir, Srinagar. (`60,000.00) 15. ‘Multidisciplinary Congress on Research 7. ‘Declining Sex Ratio in North-West Methodology’, organized by Rajiv India’, organized by Department of Gandhi National University of Law, Sociology, University of Jammu, Punjab, Patiala on 17 November 2012. Jammu. (`60,000.00) (`40,000.00) 8. ‘Environmental Issues and Sustainable 16. ‘Consumer Protection in the Globalized Development’, organized by Department Era – Issues, Challenges and Strategies’, of Geography, University of Jammu, organized by Lajpat Rai, DAV Jammu from 29 to 30 November 2012. College, Jagraon on 23 February 2012. (`60,000.00) (`35,000.00) 9. ‘Enhancement of Spirituality and 17. ‘Socio-Economic Inequality and Spiritual – Learning through Education’, Women Rights in Punjab’, organized organized by Sai Shyam College of by Guru Nanak Girls College, Model Education, Ghou Manhasan, Jammu. Town, Ludhiana on 20 November 2012. (`35,000.00) (`35,000.00)

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18. ‘Peace and Security: A Need of a New 26. ‘Foreign Direct Investment in the Paradigm’, organized by Malwa College, organized Retail Sector in India’, Bondli (Samrala) in November 2012. organized by Markanda National College, (`35,000.00) Shahabad Markanda. (`35,000.00)

19. ‘Environmental Education- A Global 27. ‘Education, Media, Society and Women Concern’, organized by Punjab College Empowerment’, organized by Shree of Education, Chunni Kalan, Fatehgarh Ram Mulak College of Education, Sahib from 12 to 13 December 2012. Raipur Rani (Panchkula) from 8 to 9 (`45,000.00) December 2012. (`45,000.00) 28. ‘Dynamics and Dimensions of Stress 20. ‘New Economic Reforms and Agrarian Management)’, organized by S.G.N.S.D., Crisis in India in Context of North-West College of Education, Uchana Kalan India’, organized by R.S.D. College, (Jind) from 22 to 23 December 2012. Ferozepur City. (`35,000.00) (`45,000.00) 21. ‘Developing Communication Skills – 29. ‘Defining Gross National Happiness Preparing Teachers for better Tomorrow’, Index : Issues and Challenges’, organized organized by A.S. College of Education, by S.D. College (Lahore), Ambala Cantt. Khanna. (`45,000.00) (`45,000.00) 22. ‘Democratic Decentralization and 30. ‘Demographic Dynamism in India with District Planning Committees in North- special focus on North-Western India’, West India’, organized by Centre for organised by Department of Geography, Haryana Studies, M.D. University P.U. Chandigarh from 7 to 8 February Rohtak. (`60,000.00) 2013. (`60,000.00)

23. ‘Land Resource Management and 31. ‘Modern Indian Literature as Social Socio-Economic Development in North- Document with special reference to Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi’, organized by West India’, organized by Department Department of History, P.U. Chandigarh, of Geography, K.U. Kurukshetra. from 21 to 22 Feb 2013. (`60,000.00) (`60,000.00) 32. ‘Incredible India: Issues, Perspectives 24. ‘Recent Advances in Digital Information and Innovations in Tourism Industry Communication Technology (RADICT- with special reference to North- 2012)’, organized by Lingaya’s Western Region’, organized by Guru University, Jasana Road, Faridabad from Gobind Singh College for Women, 9 to 10 November 2012. (`45,000.00) Sector-26, Chandigarh in March 2013. (`35,000.00) 25. ‘Environmental Issues and Ethics in Harmony with Nature’, organized 33. ‘Challenges to Inclusive Growth: A by Indira Gandhi (P.G.), Mahila Way Forward, Dev Samaj College Mahavidyalaya, Kaithal in March 2012. for Women’, organized by Sec. 45-B, (`35,000.00) Chandigarh in Feb. 2013. (`35,000.00)

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34. ‘Women Empowerment – Still an 41. ‘Political Participation of Dalit Women Illusion or Reality’, organized by in India’, organized by Kamla Nehru MCM DAV College for Women, Sector College for Women, Phagwara in 36-A, Chandigarh in January 2013. Feb.2013. (`35,000.00) (`35,000.00) 42. ‘Business Solution for Sustainable 35. ‘Contribution of Self Help Groups and Inclusive Growth Department in the Economic Development of of Commerce’, organized by K.U. Himachal Pradesh: Present and Future Kurukshetra from 15 to 16 February Perspectives’, organized by NSCBM 2013. (`60,000.00) Govt. College, Hamirpur from 25 to 26 February 2013. (`45,000.00) 43. ‘Nature of Social Transformation in North-West Region’, organized 36. ‘The Right to Education: Reaching every by Department of Sociology, M.D. Child’, organized by Chitkara College University, Rohtak in February 2013. of Education for Women, Chandigarh- (`60,000.00) Patiala, National Highway, Ram Nagar –Rajpura from 14 & 15 February 2013. 44. ‘Faculty Empowerment: Emerging (`45,000.00) Issues and Challenges’, organized by Ch. Kapoori Ram College of Education, 37. ‘Research Methodology and Use of VIll. Mahawati, Tehsil – Samalakha, SPSS, Efficiency Software’s in Social Panipat. (`45,000.00) Science Research’, organized by D.A.V. College, Malout from 1 to 2 March 2013. Study Grant (`45,000.00) The Centre has been providing study grant 38. ‘Disabilities and Human Development: to young scholars to avail themselves of the Perceptions, Challenges and inputs available in their respective areas for Perspectives’, organized by D.A.V. completing Ph.D. Sixteen scholars were awarded study grant during the period under College for Women, Ferozepur Cantt. in report. February 2013. (`35,000.00) Library 39. ‘Transforming the Youth from Source to Resource: An Awakening Call to The Library has a collection of 4417books All’, organized by Indo Global College in the field of social sciences received from of Education, Abhipur, S.A.S. Nagar in various social science institutions from all over March 2013. (`35,000.00) the country. The Centre received 14 books and 23 occasional, research and working papers. 40. ‘Re-Imagining Teacher Education: The accessing, technical processing of the Perspectives and Transformations’, material received has been completed. organized by Chandigarh College of Education, Landran (Mohali) in March The Library over the years has collected 367 2013. (`45,000.00) seminars titles, out of which 20 were received

233 Indian Council of Social Science Research during 2012-13.The library is currently Wireless Internet Access (Wi-Fi) subscribing to 81 social science journals out of Technology which 44 are foreign publications and 38 are Indian journals. These include 17 online-print New Wi–Fi system has been installed in journals and 20 journals with e-access of Sage the ICSSR Library which would enable the Publications for social science scholars in the research scholars to access internet anywhere campus. In addition, the Centre subscribed in the university campus and multi extension 6 journals in the field of social sciences in boards were provided in the ICSSR Library Punjabi language. The library maintains which enables the social science research clipping files of the select newspapers in scholars to have an internet access of e-journals English and Punjabi. The Clipping files pertain and other online databases, etc. available on the to the states falling in the jurisdiction of the internet, on their lap-tops with uninterrupted Regional Centre and on issues of relevance to power supply. the country as a whole. Samajik Vigyan Khabar Suchi Indexing Services This index is based on clipping files of Punjabi Social Science News Index language newspapers. The Suchi is published in the months of April, July, October and It is a quarterly publication based on clipping January each year. During the year under of news and views of some academic merit review the Centre published the issues of Vol. in English language newspapers namely the 12 No. 3 Apr-Jun 2012; Vol.12 No. 4 July-Sep Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Tribune, 2012,Vol. 13 No.1, Oct-Dec 2012 and Vol. the Indian Express, The Financial Express 13No.2, Jan.-March 2013. and The Economic Times. The Social Science News Index Vol. 18 No. 3, April – June 2012; Seminar-cum-Guest House Complex Vol. 18 No. 4, July-Sep 2012 were published during this period and Vol. 19 No. 1, Oct-Dec (a) The facilities of the seminar halls in 2012 and Vol. 19 No.2 , Jan.-March 2013 are the Complex were provided to 125 under process of publication. Departments of Panjab University and Punjab, Haryana, U.T. of Chandigarh Online Indexing and Documentation and Central Government departments Service for holding seminars, conferences/ The Regional Centre has online dynamic workshops etc. service in which all the indexing and (b) The guest-house of the Complex documentation services of the Library will be continued to provide accommodation to on the internet enabling social scientists and research scholars not only of the Region but research scholars and social scientists also beyond to gain an access from their work coming to Chandigarh for their research places. and other academic purposes. During the period under report,1408 scholars have availed the accommodation facilities.

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Southern Regional Centre (SRC), SRC, Hyderabad, held on 9 August Hyderabad 2012. (`5,908) Workshops/Seminars 6. Two days National Seminar on ‘Socio Religious and Cultural Responses of During the year the Centre provided financial India to Colonial Rule in 19th and Early assistance to the following seminars/ 29th Century’, organized by Dr. Movva workshops: Srinivas Reddy, Reader in History, Andhra Loyola College,Vijayawada held 1. Two days National Seminar on ‘History from 17-18 August 2012. (`30,000) Region and identity: A Study on Telengana’, organized by Professor A. 7. One day National seminar on ‘Dr. Ram Satyanarayana, Department of History, Manohar Lohia’s Thoughts and Action’, Osmania University, Hyderabad held organized by Professor Ravindra from 28-29 May 2012. (`30,000) Sastry, Department of Political Science, Osmania University, Hyderabad, held 2. Two days National Seminar on ‘Socio on 18 August 2012. (`20,000) Economic Culture and Political Development of Tribes in Andhra 8. Seminar on ‘Strategies to include the Pradesh’, organized by Prof. K. Laxmi, Excluded-an Appraisal of Strength, Head, Department of Political Science, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Osmania University, Hyderabad, held Threats for Inclusive Growth in India’, from 8-9 June 2012. (`30,000) organized by Dr.K.Vijaya Laksmi, Head, Department of Economics, Govt. 3. One day Workshop on ‘Identity- Degree College, Hyderabad, held on 26 Institute Interaction’, organized by Dr. September 2012. (`25,000) S. Upendra Sastry, Head, Department of Commerce and Management, CKM Arts 9. One Day Seminar on ‘Dalit Bahujan and Science College, Warangal held on Thought’, organized by Professor 28 June 2012. (`15,000) P.L.Vishweshwar Rao, Head, Department of Mass Communication 4. Two days National Seminar on ‘Social and Journalism, Maulana Azad National Reform Social Change in Modern Urdu University, Hyderabad, held on 5 Andhra’ organized by Dr. P. Abel October 2012. (`31,500) Raja Babu, Head, Department of History, SKVT College, Danavalpeta, 10. Two days National Seminar on Rajahmundry, held from 20-21 July ‘Modalities of e-Filling and e-Payments’, 2012. (`30,000) organized by Professor B. Ramchandra Reddy, Department of Commerce, Sri 5. Librarians Day Celebrations, 2012 on Venketeswara University, Tirupati held the occasion of 120th Birthday of Dr. from 9-10 October 2012. (`35,000) S. R. Ranganathan, organized by Dr. B. Sathaiah, University Librarian, Osmania 11. 67th Anniversary Celebrations of University Library in collaboration with United Nations Day under the theme

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of ‘International Year of Cooperatives of Commerce, Osmania University, -2012’, organised by Osmania University Hyderabad, held on 30 November 2012. main library in collaboration with SRC, (`25,000) Hyderabad held on 29 October 2012. (`5,010) 18. Two days National Seminar on ‘Risk and Management- Contemporary Issues and 12. Two days National Seminar on Challenges’ organized by Professor P. V. ‘Religion, Polity and Development in Narasaiah, Department of Commerce, the Contemporary Society’ organized SV University College of Commerce, by Professor V.Reddappa Naidu, Tirupati, held from 22-23 December SVU College of Arts, SV University, 2012. (`40,000) Tirupati, held from 30-31 October 2012. (`25,000) 19. Two days International Conference on ‘Psychology of Music and 13. Two days International Conference Mental Health’, organized by Dr. R. on ‘India –Sri Lanka Relations: Gopalakrishna, Chairman, Department Strengthening SAARC’ organized by of Psychology, Bengaluru University, Professor R. Sidda Goud, Director, Bengaluru, held on 26-27 April 2012. Centre for Indian Ocean Studies,, (`30,000) Osmania University, Hyderabad, held from 8-9 November 2012. (`50,000) 20. One day National Conference on ‘New Perspectives and Paradigms for 14. One day National Seminar on ‘Banking Business Excellence’ organized by Dr. Industry in Housing Finance’ organized Shiva Shankar K.C., Assistant Professor, by Dr.Kasturi Srinivas, Department of Department of PG Studies and Research Commerce, Vivekvardhini College, in Business Administration, Tumkur Hyderabad, held on 10 November 2012. University, Tumkur, held on 4 August (`15,000) 2012. (`20,000)

15. Two days National Seminar on ‘Crisis 21. National Conference on ‘Retail Sector in Development: People’s Alternatives’, India Opportunities and Challenges’, organized by Dr. Venkateswarly, Jana organized by Dr. Prahlad Rathod, Vignanavedika, Hyderabad, held on Assistant Professor, Department of 17-18 November 2012. (`20,000) Studies and Research in Commerce, Tumkur University, Tumkur, held on 25 16. Two days National Seminar on ‘Ethics August 2012. (`15,000) and Business’ organized by Dr.V.Rajeev Karan Reddy, IPE, Osmania University, 22. Two days National Conference on Hyderabad, held on 28-29 November ‘Universalisation of Secondary 2012. (`30,000) Education: Prospects and Challenges’, organized by Dr. K. V. Sridevi, 17. One day Seminar on ‘Contemporary Department of Education, Amrita School Issues in Business’, organized by of Education, Mysore, held on 11-12 Professor D. Chennappa, Department December 2012. (`25,000)

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23. National Workshop on ‘Data Analysis Karaikudi, held on 14 December 2012. and Interpretations in Social Sciences’, (`15,000) organized by Dr. K. Natarajan, Director, PKR School of Management, 29. One day Conference on ‘New Approaches Gobichettipalayam, Tamil Nadu, held to Financial Management’, organized on 15 September 2012. (`15,000) by Professor S. Aramvalarthan, Head, Department of Management Studies, 24. One day National Conference on Periyar Manaimmmai University, ‘Conceptual Models for Business Thanjavur, held on 21 December 2012. Excellence - Yukthi 12’, organized by (`15,000) Prof. Sivaramakrishnan, Department 30. Two days National Seminar on ‘Modern of Management Studies, Karpagam Management Practices’ organized by College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Dr. Y. Jahangir,, Department of Business held on 19 October 2012. (`25,000) Management, Osmania University, Hyderabad, held from 2-3 February 25. Two days Seminar on ‘Vivekananda’s 2013. (`45,000) Contribution to Education and Society’, organized by Dr. M. Solayan, 31. Two days seminar on ‘Practices and Principal, Department of Education, Initiatives of Technologies in Teaching Srivenkateswara College of Education, and Learning’ organized by Professor Peravurani, Thanjavur, held from 27-28 T.Mrunalini, Principal, Institute of October 2012. (`25,000) Advanced Study in Education, Osmania University, Hyderabad, held from 6-7 26. Two days National Seminar on ‘The February 2013. (`35,000) Changing Dynamics of HR-an MSME Perspective’, organized by Professor 32. Three days National Seminar on J.Srikanth, Dean, Department of MBA ‘Corporate Finance and Financial Sasi Creative School of Business, Services-Emerging Trends’, organized Coimbatore, held from 6-7 December by Dr. K. Ramulu, Assistant Professor, 2012. (`20,000) School of Management Studies, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, 27. Three days National Workshop on ‘Ocean held from 14-16 February 2013. Acidification Research, OAAR-2012’, (`30,000) organized by Dr. M. Anand, Assistant 33. Two days National Seminar on ‘Water Professor, Department of Marine and Management in Andhra Pradesh’, Coastal Studies, Madurai Kamaraj organized by Dr. T. Dauakar Rao, Head, University, Madurai, held from 12-14 Department of History and Tourism December 2012. (`35,000) Management, Kakatiya University, Warangal, held from 25-26 February 28. One day Workshop on ‘Life Skill 2013. (`35,000) Education’, organized by Professor K. Manimekalai, Head, Department of 34. Book Release (Festschrift) Function Women’s Studies, Alagappa University, organized by Osmania Library in

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collaboration with SRC, held on 28 Sciences, Maulana Azad National Urdu February 2013. (`4,360) University, Hyderabad, held from 25-26 March 2013 (`35,000). 35. One day seminar on ‘Problems and Challenges of Micro and Small 41. Two days National Seminar on ‘New Enterprises’, organized by Dr. S. Jagadees States and Social Movement’, organized Pandit, Assistant Professor, Department by Dr.S.Sujatha, Assistant Professor, of Economics, Arts College, Kannur, Department of Sociology, University held on 6 March 2013. (`25,000) College, Satavahana University, Karimnagar, held from 27-28 March 36. Two days National Seminar on ‘Texture 2013. (`25,000) of Colours: Exploring the Telangana Women Paintings’, organized by Head, 42. Two days National Seminar on ‘Social Department of Political Sciences, Justice and Weaker Sections: Concerns Osmania University, Hyderabad, held and Challenges’, organized by Professor from 8-9 March 2013. (`15,000) T. Ramesh, Department of Sociology, University Arts and Science College, 37. Two days National Seminar on ‘Project Kakatiya University, Warangal, held Management as a Tool of Strategic on28-29 March 2013. (`30,000) Competence’, organized by the Principal, University College of Commerce 43. Two days Seminar on ‘Competition or and Business Management, Osmania Conflict: Understanding the Dynamics University, Hyderabad, held from 15-16 of Foreign Direct Investment in the ` March 2013. ( 35,000) Retail Sector in India’, organized by Dr. 38. One day National Seminar on ‘HR S. Sunanda, Department of Economics, Practices in hospitality Sector’, AMS Arts and Science College, Osmania organized by Dean, Osmania University, University Campus, Hyderabad, held Hyderabad, held on 19 March 2013. from 30-31 March 2013. (`30,000) (`25,000) 44. One day National Level Seminar on 39. Two days ‘XXXI Annual Conference of ‘Gender Mainstreaming in Business Andhra Pradesh Economic Association’, and Service Organizations: Policies, organized by Professor T.L.N.Swamy, Practices and Research’, organized Principal Nizam College, Osmania by Dr. S. S. G. Krishnamacharyulu, University, Hyderabad, held on 23-24 Director, RVS Institute of Management March 2013. (`35,000) Studies and Computer Applications, Kalikuppam, Karakkal, held on 31 40. Two days National Seminar on January 2013. (`15,000) ‘Democratic Decentralization in Urban India for Good Governance and 45. One day National Seminar on Sustainable Development’, organized by ‘Application and Relevance of Professor S.M. Rahmatullah, Registrar e-Resources in Academic Libraries’, I/C and Dean, School of Arts and Social organized by Dr. S. Thanuskodi,

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Associate Professor and Head I/C, Chairman, Folklore International Centre Department of Library and Information for Folklore and Culture, Thikkipur, Science, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, Kasamgod District, Kerala, held on held on 8 February 2013. (`20,00,00) 12-14 January 2013. (`35,000)

46. One day National Seminar on ‘Impact 51. Two days National Seminar on ‘Theory of Foreign Direct Investment on Retail and Methodology of Social Sciences: Market in India’, organized by Professor Search for New Perspective’, organized T.Senthil Kumaran, Associate Professor, by Professor Mariam George, Head, Department of Management Studies, Department of History, Majaraja’s Bharath Niketan Engineering College, College, Ernakulam, Kerala, held on Sri Gowri Nagar Thimmarasanaicknoor, 23-24 January 2013. (`35,000) Andipatty, held on 14 February 2013. (`25,000) Research Methodology Course in 47. Two days National Seminar on ‘Caste Social Science and Social Exclusion in India: Identity, Assertion and Hegemony’, organized The Centre has extended support for con- by Dr. P. A. Sam Velladhuri, Assistant ducting ‘Research Methodology Course’ to Professor and Assistant Director, Centre the following universities/colleges for the for Study of Social Exclusion and task with a financial assistance of `1.00 lakh: Inclusive Policy, Gandhigram Rural University, Gandhigram held on 25-26 1. Three day Workshop on ‘Pre-preparation February 2013. (`40,000) Programmes for Research in Library and Information Sciences’, organized by 48. Two days National Seminar on Department of Library and Information ‘Emerging Trends and Issues in Science, Osmania University, held on Human Rights’, organized by Dr. C. 14-16 June 2012. Subramanian, Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and 2. Five day workshop on ‘Research Political Science, Annamalai University, Methodology for Commerce Chidambaram, held on 1-2 March 2013. Researchers’, organized by Department (`35,000) of Studies in Commerce, Kuvempu University, Karnataka held on 11-15 49. Two days National Seminar on ‘Education August 2012. for Women’s Empowerment’, organized by Dr. M. Punithambal, Principal, Foreign Visitors RK Sammy College of Education, Cheyyatur, Ettivayal, Ramanathapuram, Dr. J. Chinnaiah, Department of History, ` held on 9-10 March 2013. ( 40,000) Carleton University, Ottava, Canada visited 50. Three days National Seminar on Hyderabad and gave a lecture on ‘A Special ‘Folklore and Intangible Natural lecture on My Father Balaiah’, on 11 December Heritage’, organized by Dr. V. Jayarajan, 2012 in collaboration with IPE, Hyderabad.

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Study Grant 3. ‘Reflection Based on Census of India, 2011’, organized by Prof Lancy The Centre provided study grant to 115 Lobo, Director, Centre for Culture scholars. and Development, Vadodara, Gujarat. (`50,000/-) Library 4. ‘36th National Annual Conference The Centre has a good collection of books and of Marathi Arthashatra Parishad’, reference material in the library. The library organized by Dr. (Mrs) Minakshi subscribes to both national and international Waykote, Principal, Bhusaval Arts, periodicals. Library is being provided with 22 Science and Commerce College, computers with internet facility and more than Bhusaval. (`75,000/-) 15000 full text online journals are available for research scholars at e-library of the centre. 5. ‘Ensuing Dignity, Livelihood and The Centre has a collection of 9120 books. It Development of NT-DT Communities is currently subscribing to 50 social science in Maharashtra’, organized by Dr. Chandrakant Puri, Director, Centre for journals and 22 newspapers and has 2971 total Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusion bound volumes of journals. The new website Policy, SNDT Women’s University, of SRC is www.icssr-src.org. Mumbai. (`70,000/-) Guest House 6. ‘Rethinking Development: Emerging During the period under report,509 scholars Issues and Contemporary Debates’ stayed at the Guest House for their research organized by Dr. Manju Nichani, work. Principal, KC College, Mumbai. (`70,000/-) Western Regional Centre (WRC), Mumbai 7. Seminar on ‘SPSS and its Application in Social Sciences’, organized by Dr. Seminars/Workshops/Conferences Walter de Sa, Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Goa. (`50,000/-) During the year, the Centre funded the following seminars/workshops/conferences: 8. ‘Globalization and Cooperative Sector in India- Issues and Perspectives’, 1. ‘Understanding Good and Bad organized by Dr. S Srinivasa Rao, V Relationship in the Youth Population’, N South Gujarat University, Surat. organized by Dr. (Ms) T.P. Ghule, (`60,000/-) Maharshi Dayanand College, Parel, Mumbai. (`30,000/-) 9. ‘Rural South Asia: Imaging Heritage and Progress’, organized by Dr. P A Gavali, 2. ‘Challenges before India’s Internal Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada Security, organized by Prof. Samiullah, University, Aurangabad. (`60,000/-) Director,Government Vidarbha Institute of Science and Humanities, Amravati. 10. ‘27th Annual Conference of the Marathi (`50,000/-) ManasshastraParishad’, organized by Dr.

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S B Kanase, Principal, Mahavir College, College of Arts & Commerce, Virar, Kolhapur. (`75,000/-) Maharashtra. (`30,000/-)

11. ‘Critical Analysis of an International 19. Conference on ‘Marathi Samajshashtra Cooperative Year’, organized by Dr. Parishad’, organized by Dr. Hindurao H R Tiwari, Appaswami College, Patil, Principal, Vivekanand College, Shendurana. Washim. (`50,000/-). Kolhapur. (`75,000/-)

12. ‘Society, Politics and Climate Change’, 20. ‘Nobody can Bring Peace, but Yourself’, organized by Dr.Ancy Jose, Principal, organized by Dr. (Ms) S R Britto, Asst. NagindasKhandawala College, Mumbai. Professor, K J Somaiya Comprehensive (`60,000/-) College of Education, Mumbai. (`50,000/-) 13. ‘Resource Generation and Livelihood Security in India: Challenges and 21. ‘The Changing Trends in Indian Management’, organized by Dr. S B Capital Market’, organized by Dr. N S Kanase, Principal, Mahavir College, Kharche, Principal, Janata Kala Vanijya Kolhapur. (`50,000/-) Mahavidyalaya, Malkapur, Buldhana, Maharashtra. (`40,000/-) 14. ‘FDI Flows in India after Global Financial Crisis and its Impact on 22. ‘Social Development in Gujarat and Indian Economy’, organized by Dr. S H India: Retrospect and Prospect’, Indurwade, Dept. of Economics, RTM organized by Dr. N Rajaram, Dean, ` Nagpur University, Nagpur. ( 35,000/-) School of Social Sciences, Central 15. ‘Education for All’, organized by Dr. University Gujarat. (`75,000/-) Meena Kute, Principal, PVDT College 23. ‘Social Reality, Social Science Research of Education for Women, Mumbai. & Inclusive Development’, organized (`60,000/-) by Dr. Chandrakant Puri, Director, 16. ‘Current Issues and Trends in Society, Centre for Study of Social Exclusion Science and Technology’, organized & Inclusive Policy, SNDT Women’s by Dr. Ambadas Jadhav, University of University, Mumbai. (`60,000/-) Mumbai. (`75,000/-) 24. ‘Urbanization and Environment’, 17. ‘Human Rights- Marginalized organized by Dr. R B Patil, Secretary, Communities with reference to Konkan Geographers Association, Maharashtra.’, organised by T Pradhan Kanakavali. (`60,000/-) College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Shahapur, Maharashtra. (`70,000/-) 25. ‘Gender Sensitization- Focusing on Save the Girl Child’, organized by Dr. 18. ‘Financial Education and Integrated (Ms) Kranti Jejurkar, Chairperson, Rural Development’, organized by Dr. Women Development Cell, University N J Misquitta, Principal, St. Joseph of Mumbai. (`50,000/-)

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26. ‘Train the Trainer with Special Emphasis 34. ‘Understanding and Resisting Caste’, on Internet and Communication organized by Prof. Surendra Jondhale, Technology’, organized by Dr. F M Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Centre for Nadaf, Principal, Mallikarjun College Social Justice, University of Mumbai. of Arts & Commerce, Delem, Goa. (`75,000/-) (`50,000/-) 35. ‘Caste and Culture in India: Dynamics of 27. ‘Relevance of Dr. Ambedkar’s Thought Power and Resistance’, organized by Dr. of Education in Contemporary India’, Ramesh Kamble, Dept. of Sociology, organized by Mr. S. N. Deshmukh, University of Mumbai. (`75,000/-) Principal, N A Deshmukh College, 36. Workshop on ‘Quality Research’, Amaravati, Maharashtra. (`50,000/-) organized by Dr. (Ms) Shefali Pandya, 28. ‘Rethinking and Redesigning Head, Department of Education, Management Practices’, organized by University of Mumbai (`70,000/-) Dr. Archana Ghatule, Director, SKN 37. Workshop on ‘Core Concepts of Sinhagad Business School, Pandarpur, Geography and Various Methods of Solapur. (`40,000/-) Teaching Geography Effectively’, 29. ‘Democracy and Development in India: organized by Dr. H M Pednekar, Kirti ` A Political Perspective in the Post College, Mumbai ( 18,000/-) Independent Era’, organised by Principal, 38. ‘Research Methodology Workshop’, Hislop College, Nagpur. (`70,000/-) organized by Director, Vidarbha Government Institute of Science and 30. ‘Non-alignment 2.0.’, organised by Dr. A Humanities. (`75,000/-) L Khan, Department of Civics & Politics, University of Mumbai. (`70,000/-) 39. Workshop on ‘Ecological and Environmental Economics’ organized by 31. ‘Development, Identity and Politics’, Dr P K Vishwanathan, Gujarat Institute organized by Prof. P G Jogadand, Head, of Development Research, Ahmedabad, Department of Sociology, University of Gujarat. (`50,000/-) Mumbai. (`75,000/-) 40. Workshop on ‘MATLAB and Research’, 32. ‘She Can and She Will Redefining organized by Principal, Elphinston Boundaries’, organized by Dr. A Lobo, College, Mumbai. (`20,000/-) Head, Dept. of Psychology, Sophia 41. Workshop on ‘Enhancement of Quality ` College, Mumbai. ( 75,000/-) in Teacher Education through Research’, 33. ‘Anthropology and Human organized by Dr. Mahesh Raval, Ch. Shah Mahila College of Education, Development: Issues and Challenges’, Surendranagar, Gujarat. (`50,000/-) organized by Dr. Anjali Kurne, Head, Dept. of Anthropology, Pune University, 42. Workshop on ‘Research Methodology Pune. (`75,000/-) in Social Sciences’, organized

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by Dr. Vasundhara, D J Somaiya 2. ‘Politics of Urban Space: Rethinking Comprehensive College of Education, Urban Inclusion and Right to the City’, Mumbai. (`50,000/-) by Dr. Sudha Mohan.

43. Workshop on ‘Research Methodology in 3. ‘Influence of Jyotiba Phule on Gaon Social Sciences’, organized by Dr. Suresh Society Culture’, by Dr. Remy Dias, Pathare, Director, Centre for Studies Goa. in Rural Development, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra. (`70,000/-). 4. ‘Critical Analysis of Internship Programmes and its Impact’, by Dr. 44. Workshop on ‘Research Methodology Kinnary Thakkar. in Social Sciences’ organized by Dr. R M Kumar, Director, Thakur Institute 5. ‘Study of Ecological Health, of Management Studies, Mumbai. Categorising Bhiwandi Lake as per (`50,000/-) Central Pollution Control Board Norms for Human Needs’, by Dr. Vinayak 45. Workshop on ‘Research Methodology Dalvie. and Data Analysis for Teachers in Management’, organized by Dr. D Y 6. ‘Ascertaining the Quality of Patil, Director, Institute of Management Representative Lake in Bhiwandi by Studies & Research, Navi Mumbai. Examining its Microbial Pathogens and (`50,000/-) Pesticide Content focusing in its Social Implication’, by Dr. Bela M S Nabar. 46. Workshop on ‘Application of Statistics in Social Science Research’, organized 7. ‘Work Life Balance among Married by Dr. Jairam Khobragade, Director, Women Faculty Members in Private Vasantrao Naok Govt. Institute of Arts Management Institutions’, by Dr. & Social Sciences, Nagpur. (`75,000/-) Manish Dubey and Dr. Vaishali Patil.

Study Grant Research Project Completed

During the period five scholars were awarded During the year, under report the Centre study grant. completed the following research projects:

Research Projects Sanctioned 1. ‘Catch Composition and Economic Analysis of Trawler Fishing on West During the year, the Centre sanctioned the Coast of South Konkan (Maharashtra)’, following research projects: by Dr. B M Khamkar.

1. ‘Gender Issues in Labour Market- An 2. ‘An Analysis of Contribution of Overview of Women’s Participation Khadi& Village Industries Board in the in Call Centres in Mumbai City’, by Development of Sindhudurg District in Dr. Shagun Srivastava. Maharashtra’, by Dr. K M Kotwal.

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3. ‘Economics of Cashew Processing Conference-cum-Guest House Industry in Sindhudurg District and its Role in Economic Development’, by Dr. The ICSSR Conference Hall is being B A Survase. extensively used by the various University departments and other academic organisations 4. ‘Self Help Groups in Goa: Towards the for conducting lectures, seminars, workshops, Social and Economic Empowerment meetings, etc. During the period under report, of Women in Goa’, Dr. Christina scholars have availed themselves of the guest D’Souza. house facilities.

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Research Institutes

A.N. SINHA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES (ANSISS), PATNA Research Projects (Completed) Millia, Islamia, New Delhi by Dr. S. M. A. Yousuf. Amount sanctioned 1. Bottleneck Analysis towards Rs 1,50,000/- Sponsored by MHRD, Implementation of RTE in Bihar by Prof. Government of India. D. M. Diwakar, Amount Sanctioned Rs.10,06,740/- by Planning and 7. End-line Survey of Voters’ Behaviour Development Department, Government in Bihar by Dr. Sudhir Kumar. Amount of Bihar. sanctioned Rs 19,72,500/- Sponsored by Election Department, Chief Election 2. Ethnographic Study of Three Castes Officer, Bihar. (Badhai, Krishi Vaishya, Chasot) in Bihar by Prof. Ajay Kumar Jha. Amount 8. Bihar Andolan 1974 - for Sodh Aadhyan Sanctioned Rs. 8,41,500/- by Department Ankaro Ke Computerisation and of Personnel and Administrative Bisleshan, Bihar by Dr. Sudhir Kumar. Reforms, Government of Bihar. Amount Sanctioned Rs 3,00,000/- 3. Inclusion and Exclusion of Students in Sponsored by Government of Bihar. the School and Classroom in Primary 9. Rapid Assessment of IUD Acceptance and Upper Primary Schools by Prof. and Provision in Bihar by Dr. Anuja. Ajay Kumar Jha. Amount Sanctioned Amount Sanctioned Rs 7,32,000/- Rs.7,00,000/-Sponsored by Ed.CIL, Sponsored by UNFPA. New Delhi, Government of India. 4. Monitoring of SSA and MDM Research Projects (Ongoing) Programmein Nine Districts of Bihar 1. Monitoring of Agriculture Development by Prof. Ajay Kumar Jha. Amount Schemes by Prof. D. M. Diwakar Sanctioned: Rs 27,60,000/- Sponsored assisted by Sri Awadesh Kumar. Amount by MHRD, Govt. of India. Sactioned Rs. 27,31,362/- Sponsored by 5. Bihar Skill Development Policy for Agriculture Dept. Govt. of Bihar. Development of Labour by Prof. Nil Ratan. Amount Sanctioned Rs.5,00,000/- 2. Evaluation of Dress, Bicycle and Sponsored by Labour Resource Scholarships by Prof D M Diwakar, Department, Govt. of Bihar. assisted by Shri Ajit Kumar Hansda. Amount Sanctioned Rs. 58,99,500/- 6. External Evaluation of Barkat Ali Sponsored by Dept. of Education, Govt. Firaq State Resource Centre, Jamia of Bihar.

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3. Ethnographic Information of Bahelia of Electors by Dr. Sudhir Kumar. Caste by Prof Ajay Jha. Amount Sponsored by Election Commission of Sanctioned Rs. 29,07,200/- Sponsored India through the Election Department, by the Department of Personnel and Govt. of Bihar. Administrative Reforms, Govt. of Bihar. 6. Proposal on Socio-Economic Status of Women in Minority Communities 4. Border Area Development Programme submitted by Dr. Anuja to Ministry of in Bihar: Third Party Inspection by Dr. Minority Affairs, New Delhi. Sudhir Kumar. Amount Sactioned Rs. 8,33,750/- Sponsored by the Department 7. Project proposal on Participation of of Planning and Development, Govt. of Tribal Community in Panchayati Raj Bihar. System: A Case Study of Scheduled Tribe in Bihar submitted by Shri Ajit 5. Educational Status of Schedule Castes in Kumar Hansda to ICSSR, New Delhi. Bihar and Jharkhand: Attainments and Challenges by Sri Awadhesh Kumar. Seminars/Lectures Amount Sanctioned Rs. 53,00,000/- Sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi. 1. Compensating Policies for Small Schools and Regional Schooling Inequalities: New Research Initiatives Class Size and Multi Grade Teaching in India. April 3, 2012 at ANSISS. Key 1. Nodal Agency for Consumer Club Speaker: Prof. Anjini Kochar, Stanford by Dr. S.M.A. Yousuf sponsored by University. Government of India. 2. Evaluation Study on Restructuring and 2. Challenges of Social Science Research Reorganizing of Teacher Education in India.April 20, 2012 at ANSISS. Key (Strengthening of Teachers Training Speaker: Prof Kancha Ilaiah. Institutions) by Dr. S. M. A. Yousuf. 3. Undercurrents and Currents on Gandhi’s Sponsored by Government of India. Basic Education.May 4, 2012 at ANSISS 3. Assessment of Facilities Available for Key Speaker: Prof Joseph Bara, JNU. Primary and Upper Primary Education 4. Non-Violence in Present Context in Muslim Pre-dominant Areas by Dr. (Memorial Lecture on 125th birth S. M. A. Yousuf. Sponsored by Govt. of Anniversary of Dr. Anugrah Narayan India. Sinha). June 18, 2012 atANSISS, Patna. 4. A Study of Quality of Working Life, Key Speaker: Samdhong Rinpoche, Quality of Life and Its Psychological Buddhist Philosopher and Former Correlates in Bank Organization by Dr. President of Tibetan in Exile. S. M. A. Yousuf, Sponsored by ICSSR. 5. Challenges of Adivasis’ Development in 5. Baseline Survey on Knowledge, Bihar. August 9th 2012. Key Speaker: Attitude, Behaviour, Belief and Practices Shri Pramod Kumar Singh, Director,

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Vidyasagar Social Defense Service and 2. Challenges of Social Science Research Research. in India. April 21st 2012 at ANSISS, Patna. 6. Challenges before Secularism and Democracy in India. September 19, 2012 3. A One Day National Sensitisation at ANSISS. Key Speaker: Professor Programme for Trade Unions in the Asghar Ali Engineer. Era of Globalistion. April 22, 2012 at ANSISS, Patna. 7. Undermining Democratic Institutions of Governance in India (Jayprakash 4. Currents and Undercurrents of Gandhi’s Narayan Memorial lecture). November Basic Education. May 4th 2012 at 30, 2012, ANSISS. Key Speaker: Lt ANSISS, Patna. Gen (retired) S K Sinha, Former Vice- Chief of Army Staff. 5. Challenges of Adivasis’ Development in Bihar. August 9th 2012 at ANSISS, 8. Internationalization and its Implication Patna. Challenges before Secularism on Developing Economies. December and Democracy in India. 24th, 2012, ANSISS. Key Speaker:Dr. Dharma Deo Sharma, Professor of 6. Challenges before Secularism and Marketing, Peter Wallenberg Chair, Democracy in India. September 19th Stockholm School of Economics. 2012 at ANSISS. 9. Neo-liberal Policy Regime and the Common Man. January 19- 20, 2013 at 7. State Level Workshop Bihar Skill ANSISS. Key Speakers: Dr. Shambhu Development Policy. November 9, 2012. Nath singh, VC, Patna University; ANSISS, Patna. Prof Khagendra Thakur, President of Progressive Writers Association; Dr. 8. Internationalization and its Implication Ravi Kumar, SAU, Delhi; Shri Hari on Developing Economies. December kishore Singh, Former Minister; Prof 24th, 2012 at ANSISS. Sanjay Bishwas, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru; and Prof Bhaskar 9. Monitoring Mukhyamantri Cycle Yojna, Majumdar, Central University of Bihar. Scholarship, Poshak Yojana. January 4th 2013. ANSISS, Patna. 10. Protection of Women from Domestic Violence. March 07, 2013. Key Speaker: 10. A one Day Workshop on Bihar: way Prof. Bharti S Kumar, Dean, Patna Forward with Special Reference to University. Population.January 16th 2013. ANSISS, Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Patna. 1. Compensating Policies for Small Schools 11. A Two-day National Seminar on and Regional Schooling Inequalities: Neoliberal policy Regime and the Class Size and multi Grade Teaching in Common Man. January 19th - 20th, India. April 3rd 2012. ANSISS, Patna 2013. ANSISS, Patna.

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12. A Two-day National Seminar on Other Important Activities Development Challenges of Exclusion and Strategies for Inclusive Growth. 1. Appointment of new Faculty members: February 15th& 16th, 2013. ANSISS, Professor—2 (Economics-1 & Patna. Sociology-1), Associate Professor—1 (Social Psychology), Assistant 13. Protection from Women Domestic Professor—09 (Economics (5), Violence. 7th March, 2013, ANSISS, Agriculture Economics (1), Sociology Patna. (2), Social Anthropology (1)) have been appointed in the year 2013. Training 2. ICSSR Senior Fellow: Dr. Jyoti Verma 1. Result based Management (RBM). July (Retd. Prof, Dept of Psychology, Patna 23-25, 2012. ANSISS, Patna. University) has joined as Senior Fellow under ICSSR fellowship for two years 2. A Three Week’s Training Course on 2013-2014. Research Methods and Computer Applications in Social Sciences. 3. Participation in Policy Making September 5- 25, 2012. ANSISS, Patna. Discussions and Invited Lectures:

3. Capacity Building Training of ULBs in (a) Prof. D M Diwakar participated in a Bihar.April 17-28, June 21-30, Oct 11- deliberation as a member of task force 12 & 19-30, 2012 and Nov 27-28, 2012. on Women Commission for Unorganised ANSISS, Patna. Sector on 11 May 2012.

4. A One Week Training on e- Granthalay (b) Prof. D M Diwakar participated as for Library Management.December 17- resource person in a national workshop 22, 2012. ANSISS, Patna. on Decentralized District Planning and Role of Media organized by the UN- Library JPC-GOI-Go UP and CSDS on 27-28 September 2012. 1. 297 new books added during 2012- 2013. (c) Prof. D M Diwakar delivered one lecture on Research Methods in Social 2. Reports and Bound volume of Journals- Sciences in UGC sponsored refresher 599. Course organized by Patna University on 9 October 2012. Publication (d) Prof. D M Diwakar participated Effective Teaching and its Impact on Primary in an International Conference on and Upper Primary School Education (2012). Strengthening Green Federalism Journal of Social and Economic Studies, organized by The Energy Research Vol.22, No.1, Pp.98-125, January Issue.By Institute, New Delhi on 29-30 October Dr. S. M. A. Yousuf. 2012.

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(e) Prof. D M Diwakar participated with i. Establishment of Special Centers of a paper “Inclusion in Planning and Research: Presently 08 Centers are Implementation: Experiences and Issues working under the Institute namely: from Bihar in a national conference on a) Centre for Educational Studies (CES) “Lessons Learnt from Decentralized District Planning and Way Forward in the b) Centre for Studies and Training in ICDS XIIth Five Year Plan Period” organized c) The Child Study Centre (CSC) by Planning Commission, GOI-UN-JPC on 6-7 December 2012. d) Centre for Democratic Governance and Planning (f) Prof. D M Diwakar presented a paper “Plan Size, Development, Exclusion and e) Centre for Disaster Risk Management Inclusive growth in National Seminar on f) Centre for Agriculture and Labour Development Challenges of Exclusion Relations and Strategies for Inclusive Growth: g) Centre for Policy Research Special Reference to backward states in India” organized by ANSISS on 15-16 h) Centre for Public Planning and February 2013. Research

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 110.00 Salary Grant 293.78 Grant Received from 700.00 Other Administrative 154.53 State Govt. Expenses Income from Own/ 80.38 Other Miscellaneous 08.33 Other Sources Expenses Any other, specify 00.33 ------(Bank Interest Rate) Total 890.71 ------456.64

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DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (BANISS), MHOW Research Projects (Completed) Research Projects (Ongoing)

1. ‘Identification of Non-Beneficiary 1. A National Study on Educational Status Manual Scavengers in 10 Districts of of Scheduled Castes: Achievements Dhar, Jhabua, Barwani, Khargone, and Challenges in Madhya Pradesh and Betul, Rajgarh, Indore, Bhopal, Vidisha Chhattisgarh by Prof. R.D. Maurya, and Raisen in M.P.’, by Prof. C.D. Naik, Rs. 53 lakhs, Indian Council of Social Rs. 1.96 lakhs, SC/ST Finance and Science Research, New Delhi. Development Corporation. 2. Causes of Perpetuating Socio-economic Backwardness, Impact of State 2. ‘Self Employment and Rehabilitation of Intervention and Development Prospects Beneficiary Manual Scavengers in six for Sahariya, Baiga and Bharia Tribes in Districts of Dhar, Betul, Rajgarh, Indore, Madhya Pradesh”by Prof. D.K. Verma, Bhopal, Vidisha and Raisen in M.P’. by Rs. 2.98 lakhs, Institutional Research Prof. C.D. Naik, Rs. 2.00 lakhs,SC/ST Project. Finance and Development Corporation, Government of M.P. , Bhopal. 3. Educational Status and Health Condition of Saharia Tribal Women in Sheopur 3. SRMS project in a tabular form as a sequel District of M.P. by Dr. Manisha Saxena, to the one submitted earlier toRegistrar, Rs. 1.20 lakhs, Institutional Research Baniss on 20th April 2013 by Prof. C.D. Project. Naik, Rs. 3.96 lakhs,SC/ST Finance and Development Corporation,Government New Research Initiatives of M.P., Bhopal. 1. Synoptic View of the Writings and Speeches of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar 4. ‘A Study of the Impact of New Panchayat with reference to the published volumes Raj on Empowerment & Development available at Education Department, of SCs in M.P. & West Bengal’ by Prof. Mumbai, Govt. of Maharashtra and R.D. Maurya, Rs. 1.50 lakhs,BANISS, Dr. Ambedkar Foundation, Ministry of Mhow Institutional. Social Justice and Empowerment, New Delhi - Prof.C.D. Naik. 5. “External Evaluation of Government of India’s Self-Employment Scheme for 2. Translation of Marathi Fortnightlies Rehabilitation of Manual Scavengers launched by Dr. Ambedkar - Prof. C. D. (SRMS: Ineligible in 10 District of Naik. Madhya Pradesh i.e. Katani, , Conferences / Seminars / Workshops Sagar, Chhatarpur, Jabalpur, Mandla, Panna, Shivani, Tikamgarh, and Damoh” 1. Naik C.D., Organised one-day Discussion byProf. R.D. Maurya, Rs. 2.50 lakhs, on Perspective of Dr. Babasaheb Govt. of Madhya Pradesh. Ambedkar on Education, Development

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and Social Change chaired by Shri R.N. technical sessions for two days. Report Berwa, DG, Baniss at Baniss on 6th of pre and post-event was published in December, 2012 to mark 57th Death Daily newspapers dated 13 March and Anniversary of Babasaheb Dr, Ambedkar 16th March 2013 respectively at Baniss with chief guest Prof. B.K. Nagla, M.D. on 14-15 March 2013 with chief guest University , Rohtak, and special guest Dr. Nisha Dubey, Vice-Chancellor Mrs Nagla from Haryana. of Barktullah University, Bhopal at inaugural session and Shri H N Kansotia, 2. Naik C. D., Organized One-day Secretary, Higher Education, Govt. of Intellectual Discussion (Paricharcha) M.P. as Chief Guest at the valedictory under Dr. Ambedkar Chair on Role of session. Religion in Social Life in the context of Modern Scientific and Market Scenario, 5. Naik C. D., organized Dr. Ambedkar chaired by DG, BANISS, on 16 October Chair Annual memorial lecture and its 2012.with chief guest speaker Dheemant report was sent to ICSSR for its monthly P. R. Ambedkar, Director, Mahanayak Newsletter at Baniss on 11th February Kanshiramji School of Thinking, 2013 delivered by Prof. I.S. Chauhan, Jalgaon, Maharashtra. former VC of BTU, Bhopal and High Commissioner for India in Mauritius. 3. Naik C. D., Organized intellectual Discussion under Dr. Ambedkar Chair 6. Naik C. D, Organised symposium on on Dr. Ambedkar’sView on Buddhism Relevance of Dr. Ambedkar Thought chaired by Shri R. N. Berwa, Director in Rural Women Education, Leadership General, Baniss at Institute on 5th and Development chaired by Hon’ble May 2012 with chief guest Hon’ble D.G., Shri R.N. Berwa, Baniss at Baniss Prof. Shivnarayan Yadav, former Vice on 14th April 2013 and marked the 121st Chancellor, Avdhesh Pratap Singh Birth anniversary of Dr B.R. Ambedkar University, Reeva. with Chief Guest Prof. A.A. Abbasi, former Vice-Chancellor of DAVV, 4. Naik C.D.,A two-day National Seminar Indore and guest speaker Dr. Smt. Janak on “Social Exclusion, Education for MacGilligan, Indore, special guest Shri Social Change and Inclusive Policies: Krishna Murti, Director, Indore. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Vision and Global Scenario” was organized 7. Dr. Manisha Saxena co-ordinated with chief guest Nisha Dubey, Vice- Internal Seminars for M.Phil Scholars Chancellor of Barktullah University, during 2012-13 BANISS, MHOW all Bhopal and chaired by Shri R N Berwa, Faculty Members and M.Phil scholars. Hon’ble DG, Baniss at Inaugural Training session and Shri H N Kansotia as Chief Guest and C.D. Naik, Chair Professor in 1. Prof. C. D. Naik organized Extension Chair at the valedictory session while programme of M.Phil. students, Baniss 77 papers were presented by the outside was takenout to village Bai on 17th and local participants during the six August 2012.

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2. Five extension visits were planned author, who received it on 12th February during the first semester July 2012- 2013. It was displayed in Delhi Book December 2012 under charge of Prof. C. Fair on 4th February, 2013. D. Naik. Five SC/ST dominated interior villages in were chosen 2. Published Dhamma-Nayaka (A for this activity during first semester Memorial Volume in Honour of Ven. July – December 2012. Bhadant Anand Kausalyayan) Buddhist World Press, Delhi February 2013. Prof. 3. Prof. R. D. Maurya organised Two C.D. Naik received the copy on 26th Training Programmes for Three Tier SC/ March 2013. ST Panchayat Raj Representatives and Government Functionaries at Chitrangi, Articles Singarauli District & at Kushmi. Sidhi Districts of Madhya Pradesh 18-20th, 1. Published C.D. Naik’s Research Paper March & 22-24th March 2013. Chitrangi on Philosophy and Hermeneutics of & at Kushmi.Dist Singarauli & Sidhi Buddhist Tantra contributed in Andrea Districts of MP. Loseries ed. Tantrik Literature and Culture Hermeneutics & Expositions, Mahatma Phule Library, BANISS, MHOW Buddhist World Press, New Delhi 2013, The library of BANISS has been named after copy received on 22.11.12. the great social reformer Mahatma Phule. It has a rich collection of the study material 2. Published C.D. Naik’s Article on on research methodology social science, Kranti-Vaigyanik published in Samyak Sociology, Buddhism, development policy, Sahityadhara, Hindi-Marathi bi- gender issues, SC,ST,OBC minorities and lingual Quarterly, Special Number on on women issues, population, environment Ambedkarite Revolution on the occasion studies, social development and justices and of Constitutional Revolutionary Day, development, education, law, ecnnomics, Nagpur, Jan-Feb-March 2013, pp.7-11. geography, management, religion, and history etc. It has large collection of 26901 books and 3. Published C.D. Naik’s Foreword to subscribes 80 journals,20 magazines and 5 Materialism in Ancient India authored news letters. by Dr. K. Jamnadas and published by AIMBSCS- BLUE WORLD SERIES,

Nagpur 2012, copy received on 6th Publications / Journals Books August 2012.

1. Prof. C.D. Naik published a book entitled 4. Published M. Saxena, “Milon ke Band Dhamma Mahanayaka Kausalyayan, Hone ka Shramikon Ke Samajik-Arthik Letters, Lectures Abroad, Pictures and Jivan per Prabhav (Indore Jile Ke Passing Away, pages 344, Samyek Sandarba Mai), Dr. Ambedkar Samajik Prakashan, New Delhi, 2012, copy Vigyan Patrika, 2010, p. 105 Published of which was sent by publisher to the in 2012.

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Funds (Un-audited)

(Amount in ` ) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 1,00,00,000 Salary Grant 2,53,000,00 Grant Received from 3,11,00,000 Other administrative 96,000,00 State Govt. expenses Income from own/ 71,00,000 Research Promotion 20,000,00 other resources Expenses Any other, please 41,00,000 Other miscellaneous 60,000,00 specify for Project & Expenses Fellowship Balance 94,000,00 Total 5,23,000,00 Total 5,23,000,00

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (CDS) THIRUVANANTHAURAM

Research Projects (Completed) 6. Impact of Return Migrants in the Wake of Global Economic Recession by Prof. 1. Knowledge Generation and Social S. Irudaya Rajan, NORKA. Utility by Prof. K. Narayanan Nair, Dutch Ministry. 7. Examining Education Trajectories & 2. Research in to Migrant Recruitment Views on Employment & Marriage: Practices in India by Prof. S. Irudaya A Case of Female Students in Higher Rajan, ILO. Education in Trivandrum India & Kitakyushu, Japan by Dr. Praveena 3. Saudi Arabia Study to Assess the Working Condition of Indian Emigrants Kodoth, KFAW. by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, MOIA. 8. Empowering Women leader at the local 4. Impact of Networks, Gobalisation and level in Kerala by Dr. J. Devika, IITM. their Interaction with EU Strategies – INGINEUS by Prof. K.J. Joseph, EU. 9. Study on NORKA ROOTS by Prof. S. 5. The Long Road to Social Security: Irudaya Rajan, MFA. Assessing and Monitoring the Implementation of Social Security for 10. Women’s Social Benefits of Early the Working Poor in India’s Informal Sterilization & Low Fertility in South Economy by Prof. K.P. Kannan, India by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, Uty. Of HIVOS. Portsmouth.

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Research Projects (Ongoing) for Realising Millennium Development Goals by Prof. K.N. Harilal, York 1. Monitoring Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan University. in Kerala & Lakshadweep by Dr. C. Chinnappan Gasper, GOI. 10. Preparation of PDoT Manual & Awareness generation ToT Manual by 2. Unit on International Migration – Phase Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, IOM. II by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, MOIA. 11. Monitoring MDGs in Kerala by Prof. K 3. Transnationalisation, Migration and Navaneetham, UNICEF. Transformation: Multi Level Analysis of Migrant Transnationalism – TRANS- 12. State level studies on Éducational Status NET by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, EU. of Scheduled Castes: Attainments and Challenges by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, 4. Globalisation of Innovation: Its ICSSR, New Delhi. Manifestation, Determinants and Implications for the Emerging Economies 13. Country Perspectives on the Migration of China & India by Prof. Sunil Mani, of Highly Trained Health Personnel: IDRC. Causes, Consequences and Responses – Kerala case study by Prof. S. Irudaya 5. Childhood Vacant of Parantage by Rajan, Univesity of Ottawa. Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, Rockfeller Foundation. 14. Self Help or Social Transformation: The Role of Women in Local Governance in 6. Advancing knowledge – Intensive Kerala (India) and South Africa by Dr. J. Entrepreneurship and Innovation for Devika, NORGLOBAL. Economic Growth and Social Well- being in Europe – AEGIS by Prof. Sunil 15. Evaluation Study on MGNREGA by Dr. Mani, EU. Vijoj Abraham, Plg. Commission.

7. Impediments to Effective Decentralised 16. Re-drafting the State Old Age Policy Urban Governance Identifying 2006 – conducting Survey & Study Remedying Organisational and by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan and Dr. U.S. Institutional Road Blocks by Shri Babu Mishra, GoK. Jacob, ICSSR, New Delhi. 17. Ageing and Well-being in a Globalising 8. Implementation of Socio Economic World by Prof. S. Irudaya Rajan, ICSSR, Rights under Federal Parliamentary ISEC. System by Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon, Rajya Sabha, GOI. 18. The Political Economy of Migration of Women Domestic Workers from 9. Development in the Aftermath of India, Emigrant Women’s Perspectivds the Global Meltdown: Assessing the and Experiences of Migration by Dr. Potential of Social Economy Enterprises Praveena Kodoth, ICSSR, New Delhi.

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Seminars / Lectures 5. Joseph Tharamangalam, Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology and As part of its effort to disseminate the research Anthropology, Mount Saint Vincent activities the Centre conducts a number of University, Canada, Is Cuba a Human conferences, seminars, and workshops. Open seminars are given by faculty and researchers Development Model? (22 June, 2012). from other institutions from within the country as well as abroad. This year 11 open seminars 6. Ronald Labonte, Canada Research were conducted. In addition to this, 3 seminars Chair, Globalization/Health Equity were given by the faculty and students. The Professor Faculty of Medicine, Institute CDS also organised 12 international national of Population Health, Ottawa, Ontario, seminars/conferences and workshops in Canada, The Limits of Growth: addition to one public lecture. Details as listed Improving Health Equity in a Globalising below: World (29 June, 2012). Open Seminars 7. François Maniquet, Université 1. Ayesha Khan, Independent Journalist Catholique de Louvain, and University & CDS Research Affiliate, Gujarat of Warwick, Multidimensional Poverty Development: Dissenting Rural Voices Measurement: Shouldn’t we take (27 April, 2012). Preferences into Account?(24 August, 2012). 2. Kaustav Banerjee, Project Co-ordinator, Rainfed Agriculture-Livestock Project, 8. Kunal Sen, Professor of Development CSSP, School of Social Sciences, JNU, Economics and Policy, The University New Delhi, A Theoretical Model of of Manchester, UK.Out of the Shadows? Productive Employment Generating The Dynamics of Change in the Informal Programmes: Growth Implications for Manufacturing Sector in Post-Reform Rainfed Areas in India (13 June, 2012). India (16November, 2012).

3. Suraj Jacob, Assistant Professor, James 9. Rachel Simon-Kumar, Sr.Lecturer, Madison University, Harrisonburg, University of Waikato, New Zealand, Virginia, USA, Welfare Policy Regimes Race and the Market in New Zealand’s and Development: A Natural Experiment Migration Policies: An Interpretive in Trivandrum and Kanyakumari Analysis (18 January, 2013). Districts (15 June, 2012). 10. K. Pushpangadan, Debt Management in 4. Silvia Masiero, Information Systems and Kerala (1 February, 2013). Innovation Group, London School of Economics and Political Science, U.K, 11. Micheal D Patra, Adviser-in-Charge, The Importance of Targeting Structural Monetary Policy Department, RBI, Causes of Failure in E-Government: The Mumbai, Formulation of Monetary Case of Computerization of The Public tPolicy in India (13 February, 2013). Distribution System in Kerala (21 June, 2012).

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Seminars by CDS Faculty/Students Trivandrum and chaired by Pulapre Balakrishnan (27 June, 2012). 1. Sunil Mani, TRIPS Compliance of India’s IPR Regime, An Analysis of 3. Two-Day National Consultation on its Potential and Actual Effects on Engendering Health- The Experience of Innovative Activity in India (17 August NRHM, organised jointly by the CDS 2012). and UN Women held at the CDS and co-ordinated by Mridul Eapen (5-6 July, 2. Sunandan Ghosh, Regional Economic 2012). Integration and Income Distribution: A Case Study of EU-15 (6 September, 4. International Seminar on Emerging 2012). Fertility Patterns in India: Causes and Implications, organised by CDS 3. Vinoj Abraham, Missing Labour Force in collaboration with the Economic or ‘De-feminization’ of Labour Force in and Social Research Council (ESRC, India? (9 November, 2012). UK), Population Foundation of India, New Delhi and United Nations Fund Public Lectures for Population Activities, New Delhi, coordinated by S. Irudaya Rajan (23-24 Dilip Mookherjee (Professor, Boston University, USA) delivered the Fourth July, 2012). B.G. Kumar Lecture on ‘Government 5. Inauguration of MA Applied Economics Accountability: An Overview of Recent Research Findings,’ at CDS on 26 July 2012. programme by Shri K.M.Mani, Hon’ble Minister for Finance, Law and Housing International /National Conferences/ (26 July, 2012). Seminars and Workshops / Events 6. Seminar on RBI Annual Report 2011-12 (3 September, 2012). 1. South Asia Consultation on ILO Convention 189 on Decent Work for 7. CDS Foundation Day Lecture on ‘Social Domestic Workers: A Multi-Stakeholder Science in a Post-national World: Towards Consultation on the Recognition and a Contemporary Politics of Location’ by Ratification of C189, organised jointly by Professor Satish Deshpande, Professor Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA), Centre for of Sociology, University of Delhi (19 IndianMigrant Studies (CIMS), Migrant October, 2012). Forum India (MFI), Solidarity Centre and Centre for Development Studies, 8. Refresher Course cum Research hels at the CDS and co-ordinated by S. Training Programme in Economics Irudaya Rajan (25-26, June 2012). on ‘Innovation and Development’ organised by the National Research 2. Dissemination Seminar on the Book Programme on Plantation Development, ‘Growth, Development and Diversity: CDS, (Sponsored by the Ministry of India’s Record since Liberalisation’ held Commerce, Government of India), at the Centre for Development Studies, Rubber Board and Indialics (India

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chapter of Globelics) co-ordinated by 2. Ninth Short-Term Training on K.J.Joseph (4-24 January 2013). Methods and Approaches to Research on Migration Issues 9. Inception Workshop on Ageing and Well-being in a Globalizing World, Co-ordinator: S Irudaya Rajan sponsored by INDIA-EUROPE NWO- ESRC-ICSSR Networking Grant co- 15-19 October, 2012 ordinated by S. Irudaya Rajan (10-12 3. Executive Training Programme on January, 2013). Commodity Futures for Commodity 10. Workshop on Innovation and Board Officials Development: Experience of Rubber (Organised by NRPPD at CDS Trivandrum) Plantation Sector, National Research Programme on Plantation Development Coordinator: K.J.Joseph (Sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India) co- 5-7 December, 2012 ordinated byK.J.Joseph (25 January, K.N. Raj Library 2013). The Library continues to provide Book 11. Initiation Workshop for the project ‘Self- Selection Lists, display of latest catalogues help or transformation?-Women in Local of leading Universities Presses, prominent Governance in Kerala State (India) and publishers, book lists and reviews, display South Africa’ jointly organised by CDS of books on approval from several reputed andNorwegian Institute for Urban and book suppliers, etc. for the benefit of Faculty Regional Research (NIBR), Norway and and Scholars, thereby improving the quality co-ordinated by J. Devika (1-4 February, of books selected for the Library. During the 2013). year 1175 books, 217 working papers, and 35 cd-roms were added to the collection. The 12. CDS – ISS Workshop on Migration, total collection consisting of Books, Working Gender and Social Justice: A Workshop Papers, Back volumes of periodicals (bound), to Disseminate Research Findings and CD-ROM etc is about one lakh sixty six Connect Knowledge/Practice Networks, thousand. co-ordinated by S. Irudaya Rajan (14-16 February, 2013). The Library subscribes to 289 Journals and 12 News Papers. The Library also received 88 Training Programmes periodicals / journals as gift. Subscriptions of three periodicals were started this year. The 1. Using Internet for Applied subscription to the e-journals archive “JSTOR” Development Research Version 8.0 for the year 2013 has been renewed through the ICSSR/NASSDOC consortia. More than 1150 Co-ordinator: Sunil Mani volumes (books and journals) were bound and 28 -30 May, 2012 preserved during the reporting year.

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Subscription for American Economic Research Affiliation Association’s journals database “EconLit” has been started this year. It is available to The following persons were granted research the CDS community through IP access from affiliation during the year: January 2013. 1. Ms. Andrea Murray, Research Scholar, Compared to the previous year, in the reporting Manchester University, for her research period, the membership has increased. A total work on ‘What are the consequences for of 1166 new members joined the Library stall holder producers of the proliferation out of which 90 are borrowing members, 1 of voluntary production standards?. The institutional member and the rest reference affiliation is for a period twelve months members. The Library continued to provide beginning from 19 April 2012. Reference Service, Lending Service, Bibliographic Service, Internet Search Service, 2. Dr. Ursula Muenster, Senior Researchers, Content Page Service, and so on. Students and Department of Anthropology, Ludwig Researchers from all over India and abroad Maximilians University, Oettingenstrabe visited the Library. 67, 80538, Munich, Germany was granted research affiliation for her Publications research work on ‘Human Environment Relations at Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, The Centre has a rigorous research Kerala: An Ethnographic and Historical dissemination programme. As of now, 45 Perspective’ for a period of ten months books and 451 Working Papers have been from 06 August 2012. published under the Publications Programme. During the reporting year 9 books , 26 journal 3. Ms. Kristin Plys, PhD Candidate, Yale articles in national and international journals, University & Fox International Fellow, 20 chapters in books , 06 other publications JNU, New Delhi was granted research which includes newspaper reports, discussion affiliation for her research work on papers, working papers of other institutions ‘National Liberation and Worker and 3 working papers under the CDS WP Militancy in the Third World’ for a series were brought out. period of ten months from 01 December 2012. The Centre’s efforts to reach out its activities to a wider audience is realised through the CDS Chronicle which is a quarterly Newsletter.

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Funds (Un-audited) (` in Lakhs) EXPENDITURE Year ended INCOME Year ended 31.3.13 31.3.13 GRANT IN AID Faculty & Staff Cost 380.00 A. From ICSSR New Delhi Research Promotion Expenses 30.00 Purchase of Fixed Assets 239.00 Plan 40.00 Other Administrative Expenses 123.00 Non-Plan 207.18 TOTAL (A) 247.18 B. Govt. of Kerala Plan 350.00 Non-Plan 165.00 TOTAL (B) 515.00 TOTAL 762.18 GRANT(A+B) Income from own/ 8.65 other sources Transfer from 1.17 Endowment Fund (Deficit) TOTAL 772.00 TOTAL 772.00

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CENTRE FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STUDIES (CESS) HYDERABAD Research Projects (Completed) 7. Bauxite Mining in Koraput Region of Orissa: A Socio-Economic Impact 1. National Level Monitors (NLMs) Analysis (with Prajna Paramita Mishra) of Rural Development Programme RULNR, by M. Gopinath Reddy and Karnataka and Odisha by Padmanabha Prajna Paramita Mishra RULNR. Rao, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. 8. Costs and Service Levels of Water and Sanitation: A Study of Peri-Urban 2. Recreation vs. Pollution: A study of Locations in Andhra Pradesh, by Dr. G. Hussain Sagar Lake and its surrounding Alivelu, Dr. C. Ramchandraiah, Rs. 5.00 in Hyderabad by Dr. P. Padmanabha lakhs, WASH. Rao and others, Rs. 10 lakhs, South 9. Review of Management Information Asian Network for Development and System (MIS) For School Education in Environmental Economics (SANDEE). AndhraPradesh, Funded byS. Galab; 3. Existing State Policies, Programmes, Faculty associated: P. Prudhvikar Interventions and Processes and their Reddy, Rs. 2.75 lakhs Save the Children, Impact on Women’s Access to Land by Hyderabad. Galab, E. Revathi, Rs. 25 lakhs, Ministry 10. Industrial Development in Andhra of Agriculture through MANAGE. Pradesh: Inter-Regional Disparities in 4. Name of the Project: Spatio-temporal Post-Reform Period, by G. Alivelu\, Rs. variation of groundwater resources and 2.00 laks, Planning Department. its impact on socio-economic conditions 11. Augmenting Livelihood Security of Salt in rain fed areas: A Study of Trends Workers: A Study of Techno-economic in Groundwater Depletion in Andhra Feasibility of Extracting Value Added Pradesh by M. Srinivas Reddy, RULNR, Product from the Wasted Concentrated JTT. Brine at Farm Level by Jyothis Sathyapalan and others, Rs. 22.60 lakhs, 5. Rural Service Hubs: Business Catalysts RULNR. for Rural “Competitiveness with Inclusiveness” by - N.Chandrasekhara 12. Approach Paper on Twelth Five Year Rao, Jeena T Srinivasan and others, Rs. Plan for Andhra Pradesh, Planning 22 lakhs, IFPRI, New Delhi USAID. Department, by Prof. Manoj Panda and others, Rs. 75 lakhs, Government of 6. Name of the project: Impoverishment Andhra Pradesh. Risks and Livelihood Restoration Strategies in Involuntary Displacement 13. Second Human Development Report of and Resettlement: A Case Study from Andhra Pradesh by Manoj Panda and Basin by Jeena T others, Rs. 35 lakhs, Department of Srinivasan and K Anil Kumar, RULNR. Planning, Govt. of A. P.

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14. WASH by Snehalatha M.and others, security of tribal communities: A Study Duration: 2008 – 2012, Rs 1.08 lalkhs, from the Western Ghats of Kerala State.; IRC, Netherlands. Sponsoring Agency: Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) 15. Review of Land Tenancy and New Delhi, Project Director: Jyothis Land Leasing Laws across Andhra Sathyapalan, Duration of the project,4 Pradesh with respect to Impact of months. Computerisation of Land Records by E Revathi and othrs, Rs. 5.65 lakhs, status 5. Livestock dependents at the Forest of tenants/ sharecroppers and on bank interface and Forest Governance in lending: A study in Karimnagar district. Schedule V and other non-schedule NABARD. regions of Andhra Pradesh. Sponsoring agency: RULNR, Partner Organisation: Research Projects (Ongoing) ANTHRA (NGO Based Hyderabad), 1. Young Lives Round-4 Survey; Project Director and other Faculty Sponsoring Agency: DFID through Associated: Dr. R. Nageswara Rao, Dr. University of Oxford; Project Director Mallikarjuna Reddy and Dr. M. Gopinath / Leader and other Faculty Associated: Reddy of RULNR, Duration: One Year. Prof. Galab; Dr. P. Prudhvikar Reddy; Duration of the Project: Longitudinal 6. India Rural Development Report. study expected to continue till 2015. Sponsored by: Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India 2. Sustainable groundwater governance, (in collaboration with IDFC, IGIDR agriculture and poverty in the Godavari and IRMA).Project Director and other River Basin; Principal Investigator faculty/consultants associated: Manoj and other researchers involved: Panda, S. Galab, C. Ravi, Jyothis S, Jeena Jeena T Srinivasan (RULNR) and N. T. Srinivasan, E. Revathi, and Venkata Chandrasekhara Rao (CESS), Partner Narayana, Sponsored by: Ministry of Organization: ACWADAM, Pune. Rural Development (through IDFC), 3. Problems and prospects of development Duration: 7 months, cost: Rs. 48 lakhs. of Common Property Resources and Livestock based Livelihoods through 7. “Impact of Mega Projects and Land National Rural Employment Guarantee Conversion on Vegetable Production Programme (NREGP); Sponsoring and Food Security in Peri Urban Agency: RULNR; Project Director Areas: The Case of Outer Ring Road in and other Faculty Associated: Jyothis Hyderabad”.Funded by: ICSSR, New Sathyapalan, Srinivas Reddy, M. Partner Delhi. Coordinator: Ramchandraiah, C. organization: SRIJAN New Delhi, Amount: Rs.14.00 lakhs. PARMATH Jalaun UP. Duration: 18 8. Hydro Geological Study with Specific months. Reference to the Project on Sustainable 4. Implementation of Forest Rights Act Groundwater Governance, Agriculture 2006 and its impact on land tenure and Poverty in Godavari River Basin;

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Sponsoring Agency: Jamsetji Tata Trust, and AWC – Verbal Autopsy and QPA; (RULNR), Project Director / Leader and Sponsored by: Planning Department, other Faculty Associated; Dr. Himanshu Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Project Kulkarni, ACWADAM, Pune; Jeena T Coordinator: Dr. C. Ravi, Faculty Srinivasan and N Chandradekshara Rao; Associated: Dr. K. S. Babu, Duration: 8 Project Cost Rs. 1061500/- ; Duration of months, Cost : Rs 25.80 lakhs. the project: One year. 3. Analysis of SHGs and Plotting IKP; 9. Non-Pesticidal Management of pests Funded by: Planning Department, Govt. – An Empirical Analysis Sponsoring of Andhra Pradesh Project Coordinator: Agency: RULNR-CESS, Project S. Galab, Faculty Associated: P. Director: Dr.B.Suresh Reddy: Cost: Padmanabha Rao. Duration: 6 months, Rs.5, 80,000/- Duration: 14 Months. Cost: 21 lakhs. 10. Soil Fertility Management: The Livelihood, Socio-cultural, Economic 4. SRS Method and Understating IMR, and Ecological Dimensions of Farmers’ MMR and Malnutrition status Funded practices. Sponsoring agency: RULNR- by: Planning Department, Govt. of CESS, Project Director: Suresh Reddy, Andhra Pradesh, Project Coordinator: Project Cost: Rs. 8.5 lakhs, Duration: C. Ravi,Duration: 6 months. Cost: Rs 18 months. 15.00 lakhs.

11. Effects of Mining on the Livelihoods of 5. Monitoring of Arogyasree - Government the Tribes in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. Sector infrastructure monitoring; Sponsoring agency: RULNR, Project Funded by: Department of Planning, Director and other Faculty: M. Gopinath Govt. Of Andhra Pradesh, Project Reddy and Prajna Paramita Mishra, Coordinator: K. S. Babu,Duration: 8 Project Cost: 3.45 lakhs. months, Cost. 5.20 lakhs.

Research Projects – New Initiatives 6. Monitoring of 104 and 108 Services in Andhra Pradesh; Funded by: 1. Socio-Economic Conditions of SCs / Dept of Planning, govt. of Andhra STs and the gaps in development with Pradesh, Coordinator: P. Padmanabha Special Focus on Reduction of Poverty Level: a study of Andhra Pradesh Rao,Duration: 8 months, Cost. 4.80 Funded by: Planning Department, lakhs. Government of Andhra Pradesh, Project 7. Employment Generation and Marketing Coordinator: P. Padmanabha Rao, Mission and its impact Funded by: Duration: 6 months, Cost: Rs. 15.00 Department of Planning, Govt. Of lakhs. Andhra Pradesh. Project Coordinator: 2. Malnutrition, IMR, MMR mapping and G. Alivelu, faculty associated: Dr. P. management of worst areas – strategy to Padmanabha Rao.Duration: 8 months, prevent deaths, convergence of NDCC Cost. 4.50 lakhs.

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8. Educational Status of Scheduled Castes: Reddy other Faculty Associated and Attainments and Challenges’ Funded by: B. Suresh Reddy; Cost: 33.00 lakhs; ICSSR, New Delhi, Duration: 24 months, Duration of five Years. Cost: 50 lakhs.Project Coordinators: D. Pulla Rao, G. Nagaraju, Faculty 14. Evaluation of State Finances with respect Associated: Ch. Krishna Rao, CESS. to State of Andhra Pradesh Sponsored (Joint and Collaborative Project). by: Fourteenth Finance Commission, Government of India, New Delhi. Project 9. Sustainable Small Farm Agriculture: Coordinator: Dr. N. Sreedevi; Other A Study of Rice Cultivation in Kerala; Faculty Associated: Prof. S. Galab, Prof. Funded by: ICSSR, New Delhi, Project M. Gopinath Reddy, Dr. P. Padmanabha Coordinator: Jeena T Srinivassan. Rao, Dr. G. Alivelu, Prof. N. Sudershan Duration: 24 months, Cost: Rs 8.63 Rao. Duration: Six Months. Budget: lakhs. 2.50 lakhs.

10. Study on Medical Tourism in Three 15. Rates and Ratios for Estimation of Metropolitan Cities in India; Sponsored GSDP from Fisheries Sector: Sponsoring by: ICSSR, New Delhi, Project Director: Agency: Directorate of Economics K S Babu; Cost: 11.00 lakhs; Duration: and Statistics, Government of Andhra 18 months. Pradesh; Project Director: Jyothis Sathyapalan; Cost: 5.6 lakhs; Duration: 11. Product Patents for Pharmaceutical 1 year. Inventions: The Indian Experience Sponsored by: ICSSR, New Delhi, 16. Alternative Livelihood Opportunities Project Director: C Niranjan Rao, for the Tobacco Workforce in Andhra Project cost: Rs.13.oo lakhs, Duration: Pradesh Sponsoring agency: Public 18 months. Health Foundation of India (PHFI), New Delhi; Project Director and other Faculty 12. Tribal Agriculture in India: Sponsored Associated: Dr. C. Ramachandraiah and by: ICSSR, New Delhi. Project Dr. K.V. Narayana; Cost; Rs. 20 lakhs; Coordinator: Prof. S. Galab ; Other Duration; 6 months. Faculty Associated: Prof. M. Gopinath Reddy, Prof. E. Revathi, Dr. Jyothis, 17. A Study of the Impact on the Rashtirya Dr. P. Padmanabha Rao, Dr. K S Babu, Madhyamimika Vidya Mission (RMSA) Dr. B.Suresh Reddy, and Tapas Kumar in Andhra Pradesh: Sponsored by: Dept Sarangi. Duration: Two Years. Budget: of Planning, Govt of Andhra Pradesh. 107 lakhs. Project Director: Dr. R. Nageswar Rao. Cost: 7.5 lakhs, Duration: 6 months. 13. “Socio-Economic and Ecological Analysis of Bio-fuels Cultivation”. 18. A Study of the Access and Impact of the Sponsoring Agency: Indo-US Science Pre Matric Scholarships on Education and Technology Forum (IUSSTF) - achievement in Andhra Pradesh; CESS; Project Director: M. Gopinath Sponsored by: Dept of Planning, Govt

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of Andhra Pradesh. Project Director: Finance and Financial Empowerment”, work- Dr. R. Nageswar Rao. Cost: 4.75 lakhs, shops on Farmers distress, Union budget and Duration: 6 months. Railway budget etc.

19. Bonded Labour in Andhra Pradesh; 1. Do Indian Voters Punish Politicians with Sponsored by: Commissioner, Social Criminal Record: Evidence from the Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh. 2009 Loksabha Elections? on 4th April Project Coordinator: P. Padmanabha 2012. Rao, P. Duration: four Months. Cost: 2. Research Methodology Course 7.50 lakhs. conducted for the training of College 20. Assessing the Impact of MGNREGS Lecturers and Ph.D. Scholars,18-30 on Agriculture and Rural Labour June 2012. markets in Andhra Pradesh; Funded 3. CESS-MFIN Colloquium on Micro by: Commissioner, Rural Development Finance and Financial Empowerment on Govt. of A. P., Project Director and 21st August 2012. Faculty associated: Prof. S. Galab and Dr. P. Prudhvikar Reddy. Prof. D. 4. Two-day International Seminar on Narasimha Reddy, Sankaran Chair, “Organized Retailing Vis-à-vis Farm NIRD; It is a collaborative research Economy of India”on 21-22 September study with Sankaran Chair, NIRD. Cost: 2012. Rs. 10.15 lakhs, Duration: 3 months. 5. Dissemination workshop on “Recreation 21. Project Strategy of Mission for vs. Pollution: A Study of Hussain Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Sagar Lake and its Surroundings in Areas (MEPMA); Funded by: Planning Hyderabad”on 27 September 2012. Department, Govt. of A. P. Project 6. One -day Seminar on “Discussion on Director: P. Padmanabha Rao, cost: Rs. Land Licensed Cultivator Study in 7.50 lakhs, duration: 6 months. Andhra Pradesh”on 11 October 2012.

Seminars / Workshops / Conferences 7. Two-day National Seminar on “Centre- / Talks / Round Table State Relations in Indian fiscal Context”on 4-5 November, 2012. The Centre organized 28 seminars/ workshops and guest lecturers during the year 2012-13. 8. Two-day National Seminar on “Centre- It organized the Dr. Waheeduddin Khan Me- State Relations in Indian fiscal morial Lecture, Foundation Day Lecture, Context”on 27-28 December,2012. National Seminar on Centre state Relations, international seminar on Organised retailing 9. Brainstorming Session on “Problems vis-a-vis farm economy and relevance, world of Dairy Sector in Andhra Pradesh” bank seminar on Building Resilience and jointly organized with Indian Society of Opportunity: The Role of Labour and Social Agricultural Marketing on 9th January Assistance Policies, Colloquium on Micro 2013.

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10. Dissemination Workshop on findings Library from Young Lives Study – Nutrition and Education, on 6th March 2013. The Centre’s library has a total collection of over 30,000 books and other volumes. It re- 11. Dr. Waheeduddin Khan Memorial ceives about 150 plus Indian and foreign pe- Lecture on the topic “Experience of riodicals. The library has a collection of 2737 Inclusiveness: Regional Dimension bounded volumes of journals. of Growth, Inequalities and Poverty Reduction (1993-94 – 2009-10)” by Monographs / Working Papers Professor Sukhadeo Thorat, Chairman, Indian Council of Social Science During the year, our faculty attended the faculty Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, on 21st and presented 110 papers in the workshops and March 2013. national and international conferences, also Published 37 papers in the edited volumes and 12. Seminar on the Draft Report on “Construction of Social Accounting brought 11 working papers and monographs. Matrix” by Prof. Saluja on 22nd March A majority of the CESS faculty is life mem- 2013. bers of the International and National bodies/ 13. Workshop on “Ongoing Agricultural Associations. Five Ph. D students and three Situation in Andhra Pradesh: Voice of M. Phil students were awarded degrees during Farmers” on 30th March, 2013. this year.

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant Salary Grant Non-plan 125.00 Non-plan 140.92 Plan 40.00 Plan 275.65 Any other, please Other miscellaneous specify for Project & Expenses Fellowship Grant received from Other Administrative State Govt. expenses Non-plan 26.49 Non-plan 53.80 Plan 395.00 Plan 96.45 Income from own/ 19.20 Research Promotion other resources Expenses Non-plan 11.66 Any other, please Plan 95.90 specify Projects 327.31 Projects 278.99 Fellowship 49.34 Fellowship 18.06 Other Miscellaneous 10.91 Expenses Total 982.34 Total 982.34

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Research Projects (Completed) Development and Panchayat Raj by Govt. of Karnataka. 1. ‘An Evaluation of CWSN Activities in Raichur District’, by Prof. V. B. Annigeri, 3 ‘Evaluation Study of Irrigation Projects Dr. A. R. Kulkarni, Mr. D. R. Revankar, Supported Under Rural Infrastructure Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Bengaluru. Development Fund (RIDF) in 2. ‘Pros & Cons of Direct Elections to Gram Karnataka’ by Dr. A. R. Kulkarni, Dr. Panchayat President’ Prof. Nayanatara. S. Hanagodimath, Mr. D. R. Revankar, S. Nayak, Mr. V. T. Hungund, Dr. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Narayana Billava, Department of Rural Development (NABARD), Mumbai.

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4. ‘How Important are Credit Constraints Strategies in Teaching English and for Small Firm Growth? Evidence from Mathematics at Primary Schools’ the Indian Informal Manufacturing sponsored by Akshara Foundation, Sector’ by Dr. Rajesh Raj S.N, Bengaluru. Project Director / Co- International Growth Centre, London Investigator: Dr. V. B. Annigeri, Dr. A. School of Economics, UK, Investigator. R. Kulkarni, Dr. Rajesh Raj SN, Mr. D. R. Revankar. 5. ‘Impact of Conversation from Intermittent to Continuous water 5. ‘Documentation of the Best Practise in Supply in Hubli-Dharwad’ , by Prof. Relation to Crop Diversification and Nayanatara. S. Nayak Dr. Narayana Alternative Livelihood for Bidi Rollers’ Billava, University of California, sponsored by Ministry of Human Berkeley, USA. and Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi. Project Director / 6. ‘Health and Health Care Practices among Co-Investigator: Prof. Nayanatara. S. Tribal Communities of Karnataka: Nayak. An Anthropological Study’ by Dr. Jai Prabhakar, Government of Karnataka, 6. ‘Option for Diversification in Tobacco Bengaluru under Tribal Sub Plan. Farming, Bidi Rolling and Tendu Leave Plucking in India-The Economic Research Projects/Studies (Ongoing) Feasibility and Challenges’ sponsored by International Development Research 1. ‘Provision and Utilization of Rural Centre (IDRC), Canada. Project Director Sanitation: A Case Study of Karnataka’ / Co-Investigator: Prof Nayanatara S. sponsored by Indian Council of Social Nayak. Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi. Project Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. 7. ‘Dalits and Social Exclusion: Empirical A. R. Kulkarni, Dr. Narayan Billava. Evidence from Forest Commons in the Western Ghat Region of Karnataka’ 2. ‘What Sector Can be Engines of Growth? sponsored by Indian Council of Social An Analysis of Manufacturing and Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi. Service in India’ sponsored by Indian Project Director / Co- Investigator : Dr. Council of Social Science Research P. Babu. (ICSSR), New Delhi. Project Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. Rajesh Raj S.N. 8. ‘General Agreement on Trade in Services and Servie Sector’ 3. ‘Occupational Health Situation of sponsored by Indian Council of Social Working Street Children: A Case Study Science Research (ICSSR),New Delhi. in Karnataka’ sponsored by Indian Project Director / Co-Investigator : Dr. Council of Social Science Research S. Hanagodimath. (ICSSR), New Delhi. Project Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. Jaiprabhakar 9. ‘Preparation of District Human Development Report of Koppal District 4. ‘Evaluation of Akshara Foundation sponsored by Department of Planning,

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Government of Karnataka, Bengaluru. Panchayat Raj Chair, CMDR. Project Project Director / Co-Investigator : Dr. Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. D. Pushpa Trivedi. Rajasekhar, Dr. Nayanatara S. N., Dr. Narayana Billava. 10. ‘Preparation of District Human Development Report of Karwar District’ Seminars / Lectures sponsored by Department of Planning, Government of Karnataka, Bengaluru. 1. ‘Impact of Social Exclusion on Project Director / Co-Investigator : Dr. Secondary Education among Scheduled Pushpa Trivedi. Tribes of Vishakhapattanam District’ by Dr. E. Ashok Kumar, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 11. ‘Formulation of Rehabilitation and Post Doctoral Fellow, CMDR was held Resettlement Policy Framework for on June 8, 2012 in the seminar hall of Upper Krishna Project Stage-III’ the Centre. sponsored by Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigama (KBJNL), Bengaluru. Project 2. ‘Health and Health care Practices among Director / Co-Investigator: Dr. Pushpa Tribal communities of Karnataka: Trivedi. An Anthropological Study’ by Dr. Jai New Projects Initiatives Prabhakar S.C., Assistant Professor, CMDR was held on June 8, 2012 in the 1. ‘Implementation of Special Development seminar hall of the Centre. Plan and Resource Flows in Identified Backward Taluks of the State’ sponsored 3. ‘Application of NASA Resource Flows by Dept. Planning, Programme to HIV AIDS: A Case Study of Dharwad Monitoring and Statistics, GOK, Project District’ by Mr. D.R. Revankar, Research Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. V. B. Scholar, CMDR was held on June 15, Annigeri, Dr. S. Hanagodimath. 2012.

2. ‘Barriers to Growth among in Formal 4. ‘Marketing of Chillies and Tobacco in Sector Enterprises in India’ sponsored by Karnataka: A Comparative Analysis’ by Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, Mr. A. D. Kulkarni, Research Scholar, AIM Manila and IDRC Canada. Project CMDR was held on June 15, 2012. Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. Rajesh Raj S.N. 5 ‘Tobacco Curing and Fuel Efficiency in 3. ‘Out of the Shadow? The Informal Karnataka, India’ by Prof. Nayanatara S. Manufacturing in Post Reform India’ Nayak was held on July 25, 2012 sponsored by British Academy, London. 6 ‘Tropical Farms as Social-Ecological Project Director / Co- Investigator: Dr. System- Tools for Assessment’ by Dr. Rajesh Raj S. N. Seema Purushottam, Fellow, Ashoka 4. ‘Past Presidents of Grameena Trust for Research in Ecology and Panchayats: Life After Relinquishing Environment (ATREE), Bengaluru was Power’ Initiated under Abdul Nazir Sab held on July 31, 2012.

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7 ‘Critical Analysis of Dr. D.M. An Evaluation of Sujala Watershed Nanjundappa Committee Report and Its Project in Karnataka’ by Mr. C.H. Patil, Implementation’ by Dr. S. Hanagodimath, Research Scholar, CMDR was held on Assistant Professor, CMDR was held on December 13, 2012. August 8, 2012. 14 Founder’s Day Lecture on ‘Integrating 8 ‘Evaluation Study on Irrigation Projects Economics With Ethics’ by Professor Financed under Rural Infrastructure M.V. Nadkarni, Member of the Development Fund in Karnataka’ by Governing Council & Former Chairman, Dr. A. R. Kulkarni, Assistant Professor, CMDR was held on January 28, 2013. CMDR was held on August 14, 2012. 15 ‘TV Watching and Children’s 9 ‘An Economic Valuation of Medical Academic Performance’ by Prof. Plant Conservation: The Case of Western Rajindar Koshal, Professor Emeritus Regions in Karnataka’ by Dr. P. Babu, of Economics, Ohio University, Athens Assistant Professor, CMDR was held on was held on February 15, 2013. August 22, 2012. Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/ 10 Special lecture on ‘Methodological Training Programmes Persuasion in the Social Sciences Today’ by Prof. Satish Deshpande, Delhi School 1. Three days training programme for Gram of Economics, New Delhi was held on Panchayat Members of Sishvinahalli September 7, 2012. Gram Panchayat of Navalgund Taluk of Dharwad District held from April 18 to 11 Teachers’ Day Lecture on ‘Reappraising April 20, 2102 in the Seminar Hall of the Role of the Financial Sector in the the Institute. Macro-economy in the Aftermath of the Global Crisis’ by Professor Dilip 2. Institute organized a Research Nachane, Former Director & Professor Methodology Course (RMC) for the Emeritus, Indira Gandhi Institute of for the benefit of research scholars and Development Research (IGIDR), college teachers who are in the field Mumbai was held on Septemeber 13, of social science, from September 5 to 2012. September 14, 2012. This Course was sponsored by Indian Council of Social 12 Public Lecture on ‘Globalization and Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi. Poverty’ by Prof. Ravi Kanbur, Visiting Professor, Dr. D. M. Nanjundappa Chair, 3. Institute organized a Research CMDR, and T.H. Lee Professor of World Methodology Course (RMC) for the Affairs, Professor of Economics, Cornell for the benefit of research scholars and University, Ithaca, New York, USA was college teachers who are in the field held on December 6, 2012. of social science, from December 5 to December 14, 2012. This Course was 13 ‘Community Based Water Shed sponsored by Indian Council of Social Management and Poverty Alleviation: Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi.

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4. Training Programme was organized (ed), State-Business Relations and Economic under Special Component Plan Grant Development in Africa and India, Oxon: from Government of Karnataka to Gram Routledge. Panchayat Members (SC) of Kalghatagi Taluk from March 18 to March 21, 2013 Rajesh Raj, S.N. and Sen, K. (2012), at Taluk Panchayat Office of Kalghatagi ‘The Impact of International Trade on Taluk Panchayat Office. Manufacturing Employment in India’, in V. Balasubramaniam and K. Pushpangadan 5. Training Programme was organized (eds), Growth, Development, and Diversity: under Tribal Sub Plan Grant from India’s Record since Liberlaization, New Government of Karnataka to Gram Delhi: Oxford University Press. Panchayat Members (ST) of Kalghatagi Taluk from March 18 to March 21, 2013 Shiddalingaswami H., and Desai Rajendra at Taluk Panchayat Office of Kalghatagi (2012) “Trends of Public Health Expenditure Taluk Panchayat Office. and Economic Reforms”, in V M Kadrolkar, Jayasheela and Ravindra Kumar (eds.) Health Library Care A Specter of Perspectives, Serials Publications, New Delhi, pp. 114-131. During the year 2012-13, the library added 456 books,25 reports,69 working papers Shiddalingaswami H., Keshava Murthy K and 201 back volumes. It also subscribed 22 and D R Revankar (2012) “Health-Status and International and 44 Indian Periodicals. New Infrastructure: A District Level Analysis”, in V additions were– ONLINE - 1. IMF – e-Library and EPWRF – Time Series DataA. M Kadrolkar, Jayasheela and Ravindra Kumar (eds.) Health Care A Specter of Perspectives, Publications / Journals / Books Serials Publications, New Delhi, pp. 90-100.

Dasog, G S, Lingppa S G, Kadekodi G K Suresh S. Guttikar and Narayana Billava and Raddar B M, “University Agricultural (2012): “Provision of Primary Health Care Production, Resource Conservation and Farm Services in Karnataka: An Analysis” Edited Income Elevation in Tank Commands of by Vilas K “Economic Paradigms of Health North Karnataka: Experience of a decade”, Care in India: Issues & Challenges” Published Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad, 2012. by Global Research Publications, New Delhi, June 2012, p 97-109. Chapter in Book Kathuria, V., Rajesh Raj, S. N. and Sen, K. (2013), ‘Impact of Human Capital Journal Papers on Manufacturing Productivity Growth in India’, in N S Siddharthan and K Narayanan Billava Narayana and Arun Kumar R Kulkarni (eds), Human Capital and Development: The (2012): “Status and Role of Gram Panchayats Indian Experience, Springer. in Water Supply and Sanitation in Rural Area: An Empirical Study from Karnataka”, Kathuria, V., Rajesh Raj, S.N. and Sen, International Journal in Multidisciplinary and K. (2013), ‘State-Business Relations and Academic Research, Vol. 1, No. 4, November- Productivity in Indian Industry’, in Sen, K. December, p 1-21.

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Billava Narayana and Nayanatara Nayak Suresh S. Guttikar and Narayana Billava(2012): (2012), “Status of water supply and sanitation “Provision of Primary Health Care Services in in Dharwad District” in Southern Economist, Karnataka: District wise Analysis, Karnataka”, Vol. 51, No 1:95-99, May 2012. Journal of Development and Social Change Volume VIII, No: 3, p 40-49, April 2012. Jai Prabhakar SC and Gangadhar MR (2012), Assessment of Nutritional Status of 6-10 years Trivedi Pushpa and Samir Ranjan Behera old Kadu Kuruba Tribal Children of Mysore (2012), ‘The Macroeconomic Determinants District, Frontier Anthropologist, 1:145-151. of Gold Prices in India: An ARDL Approach’, Journal of International Economics Volume 3, Kathuria, V., Rajesh Raj, S.N. and Sen, K. Issue 2, July-December 2012. (2013), Efficiency Comparison between Trivedi Pushpa and Samir Ranjan Behera Formal and Informal Firms – Evidence (2012), ‘Macroeconomic Fundamentals as from Indian Manufacturing, The Journal of Determinants of Equity Prices: An Empirical Industrial Statistics, 2(1): 1-23. Analysis’, The IUP Journal of Applied Finance, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 5-30, July. Rajesh Raj S. N. and Sen, K. (2012), Did International Trade Destroy or Create Jobs in Monographs / Working Papers/Discussion Indian Manufacturing?, European Journal of Papers Development Research, 24(3): 359-381. Banerjee, S., Rajesh Raj, S.N. and Sen, K. Sabar, Bhubaneswar (2012), “Bringing Culture (2012), “Monitoring Costs, Credit Constraints Back: Traditional Agriculture Knowledge, and Entrepreneurship”, Discussion Paper No. Food Production and Sustainable Livelihood 6594, The Institute for the Study of Labor among Chuktia Bhunjia of Orissa” Social (IZA), Bonn, Germany. Change, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2012, page.203-227. Kathuria, V., Rajesh Raj, S.N. and Sen, K. Sabar, Bhubaneswar(2012), “Questing (2012), “Does Local Financial Development History: Excluded Citizen and State Response Matter for Entrepreneurship in the Informal to Demand for Inclusion” Economic and Sector? Evidence from India”, Working Paper Political Weekly, XLVII, No-26-27, June 30, No. 34/2012, Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester, 2012, page. 241-248. UK.

Shiddalingaswami H. Keshava Murthy K and Nayak Nayanatara ‘’Tobacco Curing and Fuel D R Revankar (2012) “Status and Infrastructure Efficiency” SANDEE (South Asian Network of Health sector in Karnataka, Arha Journal of ,for Development and Environmental Social Sciences, Vol. 11, No 3, pp. 15-44. Economics), Nepal Working Paper No. 77, 2013. Suresh Babu, M and Rajesh Raj S. N. (2013), Growth and spread of manufacturing Siddalingaswami H. and Abdul Aziz, District productivity across regions in India, Level Development Disparities in Karnataka SpringerPlus, 2(1): 1-14. CMDR Monograph No. 68, 2012.

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Prasannakumar Barik Socio-Economic Informal Manufacturing Sector, Working Implications from Indian ‘Banking’: An Paper, International Growth Centre, London Empirical Appraisal Study, CMDR Monograph School of Economics. UK. No. 69, 2012. Newspaper Articles/Book Reviews Kathuria, Vinish, Rajesh Raj, and Kunal Sen The effects of Economic Reforms on Kulkarni A.R: Book Review: “Health Manufacturing Dualism: Evidence from India, Care System in India: Towards Measuring CMDR Monograph No. 70, 2012. Efficiency in Delivery of Services” The Indian Economic Journal, Vol-59, No-3, 2011. Kadekodi G K, Possibilities of Going on Green Economy Path, CMDR Monograph Institute received National B-School No. 71, 2012. Leadership Awards from ABP News, Mumbai on June 30, 2012 at Hotel Taj Lands, Mumbai. Rajesh Raj S. N. and Sen, K. (2012), How Mr. Thakur S. Powdyel, Minister of Education, Important are Credit Constraints for Small Royal Government of Bhutan conferred the Firm Growth? Evidence from the Indian award to the Institute.

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR GRANT 95.00 Salary Expenditure 143.27 Grant Received from 80.00 Other Administrative 33.90 State Government@ Expenditures Income from Own / 21.14 Research Promotion 13.50 Other Resources Expenses Any other 01.00 Other Misc. 00.56 please specify Expenses Unspent Balance* 05.91 Total 197.14 Total 197.14

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CENTRE FOR POLICY RESEARCH (CPR) NEW DELHI Research Projects (Completed) Shubhagato Das Gupta and Dr. Anjali Chikersal, USD 1,640,577, Bill and 1. Alternative Approaches to Governance Milinda Gates Foundation. in India’s Mega Cities by K.C. Sivaramakrishnan and Dr. Partha 3. Mid Day Meal Scheme by Ms. Yamini Mukhopadhyay, Rs. 99 lakhs, Ministry Aiyar, Rs. 15 lakhs, Ministry of HRD. of Urban Development, GOI. 4. Secularism and Social Capital by Ms. 2. Systems of Innovation for Inclusive Ragini Sen, ICSSR, New Delhi. Development: Lessons from Rural India 5. CPR-Namati Collaborative Project on and China by Dr. Rajeswari Raina, and Environmental Justice by Ms. Manju Dr. Nimmi Kurian, Rs. 14.35 lakhs, Menon, USD 298000 Namati Inc., IDRC, Canada. USA. 3. Citizens and the State in Urban India: An In-depth Investigation on Emergent 6. Program Support for Climate Initiative Citizenship and Public Goods Provision by Dr. Navroz K. Dubash, Rs. 17.67 by Dr. Michael Walton and Dr. Partha lakhs, Oak Foundation, Switzerland. Mukhopadhyay, UKP 131,030, ESRC, 7. Global Administrative Law Network UK. by Dr. Navroz K. Dubash, CAD 46098, 4. The Climate Challenge in India: Towards Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia. Constructive Debate, Research and 8. Strengthening the Transparency and Action by Dr. Navroz K. Dubash, USD Accountability of Public Expenditures 138,000, Ford Foundation. on Education in India by Ms. Yamini 5. Indo-US Views on Pak Terrorism by Dr. Aiyar, USD 1006000, William and Flora Kishore Dere, ICSSR, New Delhi. Hewlett Foundation, USA. 6. Conference for Research on Democracy 9. South Asian Security Cooperation by by Dr. Shylashri Shankar, CAD 423000, Dr. Srinath Raghavan, USD 750000, IDRC, Canada. Mac Arthur Foundation, USA.

Research Projects (Ongoing) 10. Assess the Availability and Delivery of Health Services in India by Dr. Jishnu 1. Creating a Comprehensive Indian Das, USD 1430000, Innovations for Development Cooperation by Dr. Rani Poverty Action, USA. Mullen, Rs. 21.12 lakhs, The Asia Foundation. 11. Urban Local Governance and Service Delivery by Dr. Partha Mukhopadhyay 2. Scaling up Urban Sanitation and Shri K.C. Sivaramakrishnan, USD Infrastructure and Sevices in India by 600000 Google. Org.

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12. India China Institute by Dr. Nimmi 3. Talk on “The Invention of the Economy” Kurian, USD 92500, The New School by David Singh Grewal, Associate University, USA. Professor at Yale School on 10 January 2013 at CPR. 13. Research Promotion Scheme-Research on Law and Public Policy by Shibani 4. Discussion on “Are the BRICS Losing Ghosh, Dr. Lavanya Rajamani and Dr. their Way in the Global Economy?” on Navroz Dubash, Rs. 20 lakhs, ICSSR, 20 February 2013 at Taj Palace Hotel, New Delhi. New Delhi.

14. Conflicts around Water Use in Rainfed 5. Talk on “Update on Climate Action Agriculture: Addresing the Cross in South Africa” by Harald Winkler, Sectoral Dimensions by Dr. Philippe Group Leader, Energy, Environment Cullet, CAD 7600, IDRC, Canada. and Climate Change, University of Cape Town on 11 April 2012 at CPR. 1. New Research Initiatives 2. Climate Initiative - Dr. Navroz 6. Talk on “Can Tort Law Save the Climate? Dubash Assessing Tort-Based Climate Litigation in the United States and Abroad” by 3. Accountability Initiative– Yamini Rob Verchick, 2012-13 Fulbright Nehru Aiyar Research Scholar affiliated at CPR on 28 September 2012 at CPR. 4. Governance and Public Policy Initiative – Ramesh Chandran 7. Talk on “Asking the Climate Question: How the United States is Adapting to 5. India China Institute – Dr. Nimmi Climate Change at the Federal and Local Kurian Levels” by Rob Verchick, a 2012-2013 Panel Discussion / Talks Fulbright-Nehru Research Scholar working in New Delhi and affiliated 1. Panel Discussion on “India and the with the Centre for Policy Research on new Global Development Order”, 15 October 2012 at CPR. jointly organized by Centre for Global Development India Initiative and the 8. Talk on “Clean Energy Alternatives Centre for Policy Research at India for Addressing India’s Energy Security International Centre, New Delhi on 6 Concerns” by Ranjit Bharvirkar, Senior November 2012. Energy Consultant, Itron and formerly Scientific Engineering Associate at 2. Talk on “The Merits of Money and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ‘Muscle’: Criminality, Elections (LBNL) on 31 October 2012 at CPR. and Democracy in India” by Milan Vaishnav, Associate with the South Asia 9. Talk on “Open Source Modelling Tools program at the Carnegie Endowment for or Why Energy and Climate Policy in International Peace in Washington DC India Needs Some Fresh Air” by Dr. on 29 November 2012 at CPR. Shoibal Chakravarty, Research Associate

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at Princeton Environmental Institute, 17. Talk on “Transparency in Troubled Princeton University on 22 November Times” by Alasdair Roberts, Jerome L. 2012 at CPR. Rappaport Professor of Law and Public Policy at Suffolk University Law School, 10. Talk on “Returning Sovereignty to the and Faculty Director of the Rappaport People on the Use of Sovereign Rights Center for Law and Public Service on by Nations to Prevent International 11 December 2012 at CPR. Scrutiny” by Hallie Ludsin, J.D., L.L.M., as a part of the International 18. Half a day Dialogue on “Telangana: Law Seminar Series organized by the Finding an Amicable Solution” on 14 Group of International Lawyers in Delhi December 2012 at CPR. (GUILD), anchored at CPR on 20 April 2012 at CPR. 19. Talk on “Spatial Development of India” by Ejaz Ghani, Economic Advisor at the 11. Talk on “Recent Supreme Court Decision World Bank as a part of CPR’s ongoing on RTE” by Menaka Guruswamy, Advocate, Supreme Court of India on Urban Workshop Series on 23 May 2012. 27 April 2012 at CPR. 20. Talk on “The United States as a 12. Talk on “Should the Right to Property Developing Country” by Michael Walton Return?” by Namita Wahi, S.J.D of Kennedy School of Government, candidate at Harvard Law School and Harvard University and Visiting affiliated with the Centre for Policy Professor at the Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi on 27 August 2012 Research on 11 April 2012 at CPR. at CPR. 21. Panel discussion on Nepal: Fragile Peace 13. Discussion on “Scope of Community and the Transition Process on 27 July Monitoring in RTE” on 26 September 2012 at India International Centre, New 2012 at CPR. Delhi. The Panelists included Suman Pradhan, Prashant Jha, S.D. Muni and 14. A day-long meeting on RTE on 27 was Chaired by Pratap Bhanu Mehta. October 2012 at CPR.

15. Talk on “International and Criminal Law 22. Brainstorming Session with a team from Issues in the Case relating to the Killing US National Intelligence Council and of Two Fishermen by Italian Marines” the Atlantic Council on 1 October 2012 by Avi Singh, Advocate and Attorney- at CPR. at-Law based in Delhi on 9 November 23. Talk on “Who is Xi?: The Known and 2012 at CPR. Unknown in China’s Political Future” 16. Interactive Discussion on “Constitutional by Mark Frazier, Professor of Politics Provisions for Tribal Communities and and Academic Director, ICI, The New the Rise of Naxalism in India” on 19 School, New York, USA on 1 November November 2012 at CPR. 2012 at CPR.

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24. Talk on “US & Russia under Obama-II” Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops by Samuel Charap, Senior Fellow for Russia and Eastern Europe, International 1. Two day Conference on “Delivering Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), Inclusive and Sustainable Development” London on 29 November 2012 at CPR. jointly organized by the Centre for Policy Research with South Asia Policy 25. Seminar on “Public and Social and Research Institute (SAPRI), Sri Innovation: New Approaches to Old Lanka, headed by H.E. Mme. Chandrika Problems” by Prof. Peter Shergold, The Kumaratunga and The Club de Madrid, Chancellor of the University of Western Spain on 9-10 April 2012 at Taj Mahal Sydney, Australia on 14 January 2013 at Hotel, New Delhi. CPR. 2. Workshop on “Reservation for 26. Talk on “The Indian Supreme Court by Minorities”, jointly organized by the the Numbers” by Mr. Nick Robinson on Ministry of Law and Justice and the 22 February 2013 at CPR. Centre for Policy Research on 17 September 2012 at CPR. 27. Talk on “Social Movements in the 3. Workshop on “The (Difficult) Emergence Age of Neo-liberalism” by Michael of Municipalities: Decentralization Burawoy, Professor of Sociology at and Small Town Governance in Uttar the University of California Berkeley Pradesh” by Rémi de Bercegol of and the President of the International LATTS, ENPC Université Paris Est, Sociological Association on 22 January France as a part of CPR’s ongoing Urban 2013 at CPR. Workshop Series on 24 April 2012 at CPR. 28. Panel Discussion on “Localizing Development: Does Participation 4. Workshop on “Urban Transport and the Work?” on 6 February 2013 at CPR. Twelfth Five Year Plan” by Rakesh Mohan,Chairman, National Transport 29. Talk on “Europe and India between Development Policy Committee America and China” by Timothy Garton (NTDPC), Government of India as a Ash, Professor of European Studies, part of CPR’s ongoing Urban Workshop University of Oxford on 15 January Series on 29 May 2012 at CPR. 2013 at CPR. 5. Workshop on “Twists and Turns in Urban 30. Talk on “Dynamics of Elite Political Planning, Ahmedabad, 1991-Present” by Settlements in a Semi-Matured Limited Howard Spodek, Professor of History Access Order: The Case of Bangladesh” and of Geography and Urban Studies by Dr. Mirza M. Hasan, Lead Researcher at Temple University, Philadelphia, of Governance Cluster at BRAC USA as a part of CPR’s ongoing Urban University, Bangladesh on 29 January Workshop Series on 26 June 2012 at 2013 at CPR. CPR.

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6. Two-day Workshop on “System of part of CPR’s ongoing Urban Workshop Innovation and Rural Transformation in Series on 30 October 2012 at CPR. India and China”, jointly organized by the India International Centre and the 13. Workshop on “Growth and Citizenship Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi in Indian Cities: A Comparative at India International Centre on 23-24 Perspective” by Patrick Heller, Visiting July 2012. Professor, on 27 November 2012 at CPR. 7. Workshop on “Urbanization and Emerging Infectious Disease: The Case 14. Workshop on “Urban Policies and of Dengue in Delhi” by Olivier Telle, the Right to the City in India” by Post-Doctoral Associate at Institut VéroniqueDupont, Stéphanie Tawa Pasteur, Paris as a part of CPR’s ongoing Lama-Rewaland Marie-Hélène Zérah, Paris on 18 December 2012 at CPR. Urban Workshop Series on 31 July 2012 at CPR. 15. Symposium on “From Kunming to 8. Two-day Workshop on “Sanitation & Kolkata along the Southern Silk Route: Beyond: Legal, Institutional and Policy Will it Open up New Avenues for Dimensions of the Right to Water and Regional Cooperation” on 9 April 2012. Sanitation” on 27-28 July 2012 at CPR. 16. Summer Workshop on “Strategic 9. Two-day Workshop on “Global Sub- Studies” from 23 July 2012 to 3 August urbanism” on 23-24 August 2012 at 2012 at CPR. CPR. 17. One-day International Conference on 10. Workshop on “Pipe Dreams? Governance “Myanmar: Distant Neighbour”, jointly of Urban Water Supply in Informal organized by the Centre for Policy Settlements” by Suneetha Dasappa Research (CPR), New Delhi, Jamia Kacker, Urban Specialist, Water and Millia Islamia, New Delhi and ANFREL Sanitation Program, World Bank as a Foundation, Bangkok at Rabindranath part of CPR’s ongoing Urban Workshop Tagore Hall, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Series on 28 August 2012 at CPR. Delhi on 5 December 2012. 11. Workshop on “Subaltern Urbanisation” 18. “Collaboration for Research on by Partha Mukhopadhyay, Senior Democracy (CORD) India Workshop” Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New from 10-14 December, 2012 at CPR/ Delhi as a part of CPR’s ongoing Urban India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. Workshop Series on 25 September 2012 at CPR. 19. Seminar on “Public and Social Innovation: New Approaches to Old 12. Workshop on “Comparing Governance Problems” by Prof. Peter Shergold, The Modes in Large Metropolises” by Chancellor of the University of Western Patrick Le Galès of Centre d’études Sydney, Australia on 14 January 2013 at Européennes, Sciences Po, Paris as a CPR.

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20. Workshop on “Domestic Workers and The library continues to be a member of the Expatriate Employers in New Delhi: Developing Library Network (DELNET), ‘Ayahs,’ ‘Maids,’ and ‘Nannies’ in New Delhi. a Globalizing Economy” by Shalini Grover on 29 January 2013 at CPR. Publications /Journals

21. International Workshop on “Governance Major Books Published of Megacity Regions”, jointly organized 1. The Mahabharata, Vol.V, translated from by the Centre for Policy Research and the Sanskrit by , Penguin, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) 2012. at Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai on 4-5 February 2013. 2. Gujarat: Governance for Growth and Development, by Bibek Debroy, 22. Workshop on “Decoding China’s Urban Academic Foundation 2012. Dilemmas” by Geeta Kochhar on 26 February 2013 at CPR, New Delhi. 3. The Mahabharata, Vol. VI, translated from the Sanskrit by Bibek Debroy, 23. Workshop on “Dirty but Comfortable? Penguin, 2012. Everyday State’s View of Waste Water in 4. Economic Freedom of the States of India, Delhi’s Informal Settlements” by Anna 2012, Bibek Debroy, Laveesh Bhandari, Zimmer, on 26 March 2013 at CPR. Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar and 24. One day Symposium on “Democracy and , Academic Foundation, Development in India” on 19 February 2013. 2013 at CPR. 5. Emerging China and India’s Policy Options, third reprint, by Nimmi Kurian, 25. Trialogue involving India, USA and Lancer, New Delhi, 2012. China on 29-30 March 2013 at Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi. 6. Decentralization, Local Governance, and Social Wellbeing in India: Do Local Library Governments Matter? by Rani Mullen, Library added 186 new books mainly on the Routledge, May 2012. subjects of Policy Sciences, Economic Policy, 7. Special Issue on the Regulatory State of Urbanisation, Political Science, Futurology, the South. Regulation and Governance, Social Indicators, Foreign Policy, Defence and other fields of relevance to Research Vol. 6, Issue 3 by Navroz K. Dubash Programmes of the Centre. and Bronwen Morgan (eds.), Blackwell Publishing Asia Pvt. Ltd. (September, The CPR library has a collection of a total of 2012). 13714 volumes. The library subscribed to 47 journals and received 45 periodicals.gratis. 8. Imperialists, Nationalists, Democrats: These cover major policy fields of concern to The Collected Essays of Sarvepalli Gopal scholars at CPR. In addition to these, 20 daily by Srinath Raghavan (Ed) (Permanent newspapers are being received in the library. Black, 2013).

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CPR Occasional Paper Series 2. The Politics of Climate Change in India: Narratives of Equity and Co-benefit, 1. Siachen Follies: Defining Facts and by Navroz K Dubash, CPR Climate Objectives by B.G. Verghese, CPR Initiative Working Paper, November Occasional Paper No. 20, May 2012. 2012.

2. Consultation on the Fifth Schedule and 3. Contribution of Different Tests in Tribal Rights, CPR Occasional Paper Selection, by K.P. Garg, CPR Working No. 21, March 2013. Paper No. 25, March 2013.

CPR Working Paper Series Articles Published by CPR Faculty 1. Un-acknowledged Urbanisation: The About 300 articles were also published by New Census Towns of India, by Kanhu CPR Faculty Members in major national/ Charan Pradhan, CPR Urban Working international dailies and popular journals Paper 2, August 2012. during the year.

Funds (Un-audited)

(` In Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 154.00 Salary 168.89 Grant received from 00.00 Other Administrative Expenses 33.66 State Government Income from own/ 337.62 Research Promotion Expenses 07.37 other Sources Any Other 00.00 Other Miscellaneous expenses 01.17 Provision for pay revision, building 164.00 maintenance etc. Surplus 116.53 Total 491.62 Total 491.62

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CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT (CRRID), CHANDIGARH

Research Projects (Completed) 7. National Level Monitoring (NLM) of Rural Development Programmes in 1. Impact and Dimensions of Indigenous the districts of Kupwara and Bedgam Systems of Education: A Comparative of Jammu and Kashmir state by Shri Study of Madrasa, Gurukul, Dera and Sukhvinder Singh and Shri Haqiqat Monastery by Dr. Kuldip Kaur, Rs 4.96 Singh, Rs. 0.50 lakh, Ministry of Rural lakhs, ICSSR, New Delhi. Development, Government of India. 2. The State of Cities in North-Western 8. National Level Monitoring of Rural India: A Case of Selected JNNURM Development Programme in the State Cities (Case Study of Amritsar)by Manoj of Haryana byShri Sukhvinder Singh Kumar Teotia, R S Sandhu, Kuldip and Shri Haqiqat Singh, Rs. 1.00 lakh, Singh, Rajender Kumar, Rs 5.0 Lakhs, Ministry of Rural Development, GOI, HUDCO. New Delhi. 3. Annual Plan under BRGF, Mahendergarh 9. Panchayati Strengthening Index (PSI): (2012-13) by Sarvshri Manoj Kumar 2012-13 in respect of PEAIs (Panchayat Teotia, Mehar Singh, Kuldip Singh, Empowerment & Accountability Rajender Kumar, & Ms Mandeep Kaur , Incentive Scheme) for three states of Rs 2.0 Lakhs, Government of Haryana. Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu 4. Improving Management Practices in & Kashmir by Shri U.S. Rangnekar the Implementation of MGNREGS in and Shri Haqiqat Singh Rs. 2.20 lakhs, the state of Jammu & Kashmir, District Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government Poonch, by Shri Sukhvinder Singh and of India through IIPA, New Delhi. Shri Sunil Agnihotri, Rs. 5.89 lakhs, 10. Enquiry into Complaint relating to NIRD, Hyderabad. Irregularities in Implementation of 5. Integrated District Perspective Plan IAY Scheme in District Taran Tarn (2012-2017) and Annual Action Plan for (Punjab) by Shri Sukhvinder Singh and the year 2012-13 of Sirmour district of Shri Haqiqat Singh, Ministry of Rural Himachal Pradesh Prof. R.S. Ghuman, Development (National level Monitoring Shri Sukhwinder Singh, Rs. 37.50 Section), Government of India. lakhs, District Administration, Sirmour, 11. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) Punjab. in the State of Punjab: Quality 6. Rural Non Farm Employment Sector – Monitoring of Selected Indicators A Study of Punjab byShri Sukhvinder (Jalandhar and Kapurthala Districts) Singh, Shri Mehar Singh and Shri 2nd Quarter byProf. A.K. Nanda and Dr. U.S. Rangnekar, IAMR, Planning Rajesh Aggarwal, Statistics Division, Commission, Government of India, New Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Delhi. Government of India.

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12. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) in Pawan Kumar Sharma and Dr. Manisha the State of Punjab: Quality Monitoring Bhatia, Ministry of Health and Family of Selected Indicators (Faridkot and Welfare, Government of India. Ropar Districts) 1st Quarter byProf. A.K. Nanda and Dr. Rajesh Aggarwal, 17. ANC Services in Punjab: Reflection Statistics Division, Ministry of Health from HMIS 2009, 2010-11 and 2011- and Family Welfare, Government of 12, March 2013 by Dr. Pawan Kumar India. Sharma and Dr. Manisha Bhatia. 13. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) in 18. Matching of HMIS Facility Master with the State of Punjab: Quality Monitoring Census 2011 Code by Dr. Pawan Kumar of Selected Indicators (SBS Nagar and Sharma, Ms. Poonam Kaushik, Dr. Shaik Mansa Districts) 3rd Quarter byProf. Iftikhar Ahmed, Dr. Manisha Bhatia and A.K. Nanda and Dr. Rajesh Aggarwal, Shri Sunil Agnihotri, Ministry of Health Statistics Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of and Family Welfare, Government of India. India. 19. Synchronization of HMIS and MCTS 14. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) Masters for the Punjab by Dr. Pawan in the Union Territory of Chandigarh: Kumar Sharma, Ms. Poonam Kaushik, Quality Monitoring of Selected Dr. Shaik Iftikhar Ahmed Dr. Manisha Indicators Quarter 1by Prof. A.K. Nanda Bhatia and Sh. Sunil Agnihotri, and Dr. Rajesh Aggarwal, Statistics Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Division, Ministry of Health and Family Government of India. Welfare, Government of India. 20. Punjab: Ranking of Districts by Relative 15. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) Level of Quality of Life by Dr. Gopal in the Union Territory of Chandigarh: Krishan and Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharma, Quality Monitoring of Selected Indicators Self-initiated. Quarter 2, Prof. A.K. Nanda and Dr. 21. Chief Minister Sanitation Incentive Rajesh Aggarwal, Statistics Division, Purskar Yojana – 2012-13 by Dr. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bindu Duggal, Shri Hans Lal and Ms. Government of India.Vulnerable Rajneesh Kumari, Rs. 11.97 lakhs, Daughters in Times of Change: Missing District Administration, Government of Girls in North West India by Prof. A.K. Haryana. Nanda, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Aggarwal, Sarvshri Sunil Bansal, Madan Mohan 22. District Annual Plan under BRGF, and Sunil Agnihotri, Rs. 10.00 lakhs , Sirsa (2012-13) byDr. Bindu Duggal, University of Gothenberg, Sweden and Shri Hans Lal and Ms. Rajneesh, Sirsa CRRID, Chandigarh. District Administration, Government of Haryana. 16. Delivery Care Services in Punjab: Evidences from HMIS 2009-10, 2010- 23. HUDCO Research Grant study 11 and 2011-12, March 2013 by Dr. on Planning for the Urban Poor in

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Northwestern India: Emerging Policies, 5. Deepening Democracy: Study on Role of Practices and Issues (A Case Study of the local self Government Institutions in Chandigarh) by Manoj Kumar Teotia North India States by Shri Mehar Singh, Rs. 2.0 lakhs, HUDCO. Gurbinder Singh and Rajan Singh, Rs. 6.63 lakhs, ICSSR, New Delhi. Research Projects (Ongoing) 6. Dynamics of International Out-migration 1. Annual Grant-in-Aid of Rs. 1.75 Crores from Punjab: Towards Assessment of for five years by the Ministry of External Causes, Costs and Consequences by Affairs, Government of India for the Prof. A.K. Nanda, Dr. Rajesh Kumar promotion of Cooperative Development Aggarwal, Mr. Sunil Bansal, Mr. Madan Peace and Security in countries of Mohan Singh and others, Rs. 30.80 lakhs, South and Central Asia through various INED, Paris, and CRRID, Chandigarh. research programmes and activities by a team of Shri Rashpal Malhotra, 7. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) Shri Salman Haidar, Amb. (Retd.) Shri in the Bathinda and Muktsar District Paramjit Singh Sahai, Professor Sucha of Punjab. Quality Monitoring of Singh Gill and others(5 years from Selected Indicators. 4th Quarter by Prof. October 2011). A.K. Nanda and Dr. Rajesh Aggarwal, Statistics Division, Ministry of Health 2. Promotion of a Sustained Clean Coal and Family Welfare, Government of Technology (CCT) Capacity in India by a India. team of Shri Rashpal Malhotra, Dr. S.K. Mangal, Shri Sanjay Gupta, Ms. Meena 8. Project Implementation Plan (2012-13) Jatana, Shri Rajesh Sharma and Ms. Aarti in the Union Territory of Chandigarh: Sood, 52.252.50 Euros (CRRID share) Quality Monitoring of Selected Indicators and European Commission through 4th Quarter by Prof. A.K. Nanda and Dr. Lead Applicant Venture East Consulting Rajesh Aggarwal,Statistics Division, Limited (VEC), U.K. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, 3. Nehru SAIL Chair, Prof. R.S. Ghuman Government of India. and Dr. Rajeev Sharma, Rs. 300 lakhs, 9. Monitoring of District Level Household Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Survey – 4 (Punjab), Ms. Poonam New Delhi. Kaushik, Rs. 1.15Lakhs, IIPS, Mumbai. 4. Comprehensive Socio-Economic 10. Study entitled Family Planning Services Assessment of Project Catchment Area in Punjab: Revelations from HMIS Data of Nashri Chenani Tunnel Project in by Ms. Poonam Kaushik, Ministry of Jammu and Kashmir by Prof. R.S. Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi. Ghuman, Shri Sukhvinder Singh, Mehar Singh, Haqiqat Singh, Bindu 11. Natal Care Services in Punjab: Level Sharma, Jasbir Singh, Nirmal Dass Rs. of Reporting by Public and Private 39.60 lakhs,Infrastructure Leasing and Sectors in HMIS (A Pilot Study), Dr. Financial Services Limited, Mumbai. Pawan Kumar Sharma and Dr. Manisha

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Bhatia,Ministry of Health and Family Sukhvinder Singh and Shri Haqiqat Welfare, Government of India. Singh, Rs. 15.00 lakhs, District Administration, Ramban (J&K). 12. Child Immunization in Punjab: An Appraisal of HMIS by Shri Sunil 18. Study on Review of land Tenancy Agnihotri, Ministry of Health and and leasing laws in Punjab State with Family Welfare, New Delhi. respect to Impact of Computerization of land records, Status of Tenants/Share 13. Preparation of Five Year District croppers, etc. on Bank lending by Prof. Integrated Perspective Plan and Annual S.S. Sangwan, Shri Sunil Bansal and Action Plan under BRGF for the year Shri Madan Mohan, Rs. 3.61 lakhs, 2012-13 to 2016-17 of Hoshiarpur NABARD, Mumbai. district of Punjab by Prof. S.S. Sangwan, Dr. Krishan Chand and Shri Parmvir 19. Measurement of Financial Inclusion Singh, Rs. 22.50 lakhs, Department of based upon secondary data byProf. S.S. Rural Development and Panchayats, Sangwan, SBI Chair. Government of Punjab. 20. Implementation and Impact of SHGs: A 14. Annual Plan for the year 2013-14 of Comparative study of H.P. and Haryana Sirmour district of Himachal Pradesh by Prof. S.S. Sangwan, Sarvshri Sunil Shri Sukhvinder Singh and Shri Bansal and Madan Mohan, SBI Chair. Haqiqat Singh, Rs. 1.50 lakhs, District 21. Analysis of State Finances of Haryana by Administration, Sirmour District. Prof. Surinder Kumar and Dr. Kulwant 15. Integrated District Perspective Plan Singh Nehra, Reserve Bank of India. (2012-2017) and Annual Action Plan 22. Analysis of State Finances of Punjab by for the year 2012-13 to 2016-17 of Prof. Surinder Kumar and Dr. Kulwant Poonch, district of Jammu & Kashmir Singh Nehra, Reserve Bank of India. by Shri Sukhvinder Singh and Shri Sunil Agnihotri, Rs. 15.00 lakhs District 23. Evaluation of Power Sector reforms in Administration, Poonch (J&K). India with special reference to Haryana & Punjab by Professor Surinder Kumar 16. Integrated District Perspective Plan and Dr. Kulwant Singh Nehra, Reserve (2012-2017) and Annual Action Plan Bank of India. for the year 2012-13 to 2016-17 of Kupwara, district of Jammu & Kashmir, 24. Capacity Building Project (2011-12) by Shri Sukhvinder Singh and Shri under BRGF of district Hoshiarpur Haqiqat Singh, Rs. 15.00 lakhs, District by Dr. Krishan Chand, Shri Parmvir Administration, Kupwara (J&K). Singh and others, Rs. 55 lakhs, State Institute of Rural Development (SIRD), 17. Integrated District Perspective Plan Government of Punjab. (2012-2017) and Annual Action Plan for the year 2012-13 to 2016-17 of Ramban, 25. Preparation of Five Year Perspective district of Jammu & Kashmir,Shri Plan (2012-13 to 2016-17) and Annual

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Plans of 2012-13 & 2013-14 under Manoj Kumar Teotia, R S Sandhu, Rajiv Gandhi Panchayat Sashaktikaran Kuldip Singh, Rajender Kumar, Rs. 5 Abhiyan (RGPSA) by Dr. Krishan Chand, lakhs, HUDCO Chair. Shri Parmvir Singh, Dr. Virinder Singh and Ms Baljinder Kaur, Rs. 5.90 lakhs, 32. Housing, Basic Services and Urban State Institute of Rural Development Poverty Alleviation under JNNURM in (SIRD), Government of Punjab. a Hilly Town: A Case Study of Shimla by Manoj Kumar Teotia, R S Sandhu, 26. Social Security for Migrant workers in Kuldip Singh, Rajender Kumar, Rs. 5.00 Unorganised Sector of Urban Punjab by lskhs, HUDCO Chair. Kishan Chand, Rs. 6.41 lakhs, ICSSR, New Delhi. 33. The State of Cities in North-Western India: A Case of Selected JNNURM 27. Five Year District Perspective Plan under Cities (Case Study of Srinagar) by BRGF scheme, District Sirsa (2011-12 to 2016-2017) by Dr. Bindu Duggal, Shri Manoj Kumar Teotia, R S Sandhu, Hanslal and Ms. Rajneesh Kumari, Rs. Kuldip Singh, Rajender Kumar, Rs. 5 37.5 lakhs, Sirsa District Administration, lakhs HUDCO Chair. Government of Haryana. 34. District Perspective Plan under BRGF, 28. Midterm Impact Assessment Study of Mahendragarh (2011-12 to 2016-2017) BRGF (2009-10 to 2011-12), District by Manoj Kumar Teotia, Mehar Singh, Sirsa, Haryana by Dr. Bindu Duggal, Kuldip Singh, Rajneesh Kumari, Rs. Shri Hans Lal and Ms. Rajneesh, Rs. 37.5 lakhs, The Mahendragarh District 6.33 lakhs, District Administration, Administration, Government of Sirsa. Haryana.

29. Bench Marking at National & Regional 35. Annual Plan under BRGF, Mahendergarh Level for Strengthening the Rural (2013-14) by Manoj Kumar Teotia, Local-Self Government in India, Shri Kuldeep Singh and Rajender Kumar, Sukhvinder Singh and Shri Haqiqat Rs. 2 lakhs, Mahendergarh District Singh, Hannsseidel Foundation, New Administration, Government of Delhi. Haryana. 30. Micro-finance through Self-Help Groups(SHGs) in the Reduction of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/ Vulnerability of Women-A Comparative Training Programmes / Interactions Study of Backward Districts of West 1. National Peer Experience and Reflective Bengal and Punjab by Shri Sukhvinder Learning (PEARL) Workshop under Singhand Ms. Sangeeta Kundu, Rs. 9.58 JNNURM on June 8, 2012 funded by lakhs, ICSSR, New Delhi. the National Institute of Urban Affairs 31. The State of Cities in North-Western (NIUA), New Delhi under PEARL India: A Case of Selected JNNURM Programme (Coordinator: Manoj Kumar Cities (Case Study of Amritsar) by Teotia).

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2. A Workshop/ Seminar and Cultural 7. Orientation Programme for the Elected Programme has been organized on Representatives of Urban Local Bodies Commemoration of 150th Birth of Himachal Pradesh (Capacity Building Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore under JNNURM) on October 3-6, 2012, from April 23 – 27, 2012 by CRRID in funded by the Department of Urban collaboration with NZTCC, Chandigarh, Development, Government of Himachal Ministry of Culture, Government of Pradesh (Coordinator: Manoj Kumar India, New Delhi. Teotia). 8. Three-day National Seminar on India and 3. Orientation Programme for the Elected Central Asia: Perspective on Bilateral representatives of urban local bodies of and Regional Cooperation was held Himachal Pradesh (Capacity Building from October 17-19, 2012 organized under JNNURM) on September 12-15, in collaboration with University of 2012, funded by the Department of Kashmir, Srinagar and supported by Urban Development, Government of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Himachal Pradesh (Coordinator: Manoj New Delhi. Kumar Teotia). 9. Dr. Ulugbek A Khasanov, Associate 4. One Day Capacity Building Workshop Professor, University of World Economy on Urban Community Development and Diplomacy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Network for Functionaries of Community delivered a talk on some specifics of Development Societies (CDSs) under water securities in Central Asian Region SJSRY on August 14, 2012, funded on October 23, 2012. by the HSMI, HUDCO (Coordinator: 10. Dr. Oybek Makhmudov, Senior Research Manoj Kumar Teotia). Fellow, National Institute for Re-training teachers, Tashkent, Uzbekistan delivered 5. One Day Capacity Building Workshop a lecture on Comparative analysis of on Urban Community Development local Governance System in Central Network for Functionaries of Community Asian Countrieson November 12, 2012. Development Societies (CDSs) under SJSRY on August 13, 2012, funded 11. Ambassador Deepak Vohra, Advisor, by the HSMI, HUDCO (Coordinator: South Sudan gave a lecture on ‘Global Manoj Kumar Teotia). Megatrends’on December 27, 2012, Chandigarh. 6. Orientation Programme for the Elected Representatives of Urban Local Bodies 12. Ambassador Deepak Vohra, Advisor, of Himachal Pradesh (Capacity South Sudan gave a presentation on ‘Understanding Africa’on December 28, Building under JNNURM) on July 27 2012. to 30, 2012, funded by the Department of Urban Development, Government of 13. Workshop for young scholars on Himachal Pradesh (Coordinator: Manoj ‘Contemporary Nuclear Discourses: Kumar Teotia). Doctrines, Deterrence and Disarmament’

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in collaboration with the Institute of Cooperation from February 11-12, Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS) from 2013 in collaboration with Venture East November 16-20, 2012. Consulting Limited (VEC), UK. 14. One-day training programme for 21. One-day training programme for resource persons from Haryana for resource persons from Haryana for capacity building on ‘Chief Minister’s capacity building on ‘Mid Term Impact Sanitation Incentive Puraskar Yojana’ Assessment Study of BRGF (2009-10 CRRID on October 21, 2012. to 2011-12) District Sirsa (Haryana) on March 3, 2013. 15. State Level Capacity Building Training Programme on Strengthening and 22. Two-days’ Training workshop entitled Sustaining Reforms for Improving ‘The Regional Workshop on Low-Carbon Urban Infrastructure and Governance Green Growth for Local Governments in from January 3-4, 2013 (Coordinator: Northwestern India’ from March 13-14, Manoj Kumar Teotia). 2013 in collaboration with the HSMI/ HUDCO, New Delhi. 16. National Seminar on “Issues in State Finances in India” at CRRID, on January 23. National Seminar on “Issues in State 18-19, 2013, organized by SBI Chair. Finances in India” at CRRID, on January 18-19, 2013 was organized by 17. Orientation programme for the Elected SBI Chair. representatives of urban local bodies of Himachal Pradesh from January 22 Management & Research Development to 25, 2013, funded by the Department Training Programmes at CRRID of Urban Development, Government of Himachal Pradesh (Coordinator: Manoj 1. 5th Management Development Kumar Teotia). Programme for the senior officers of Reserve Bank of India was conducted 18. Orientation programme for the Elected by CRRID from May 7-11, 2012. representatives of urban local bodies of Himachal Pradesh from January 29- 2. 32nd Management Development Feb. 1, 2013, funded by the Department Programme exclusively for the senior of Urban Development, Government of officers of State Bank of India was held Himachal Pradesh (Coordinator: Manoj from June 18-23, 2012. Kumar Teotia). 3. 6th Management Development 19. Seventh Tarlok Singh Memorial Lecture Programme for the senior officers of and Panel Discussion on Globalization Reserve Bank of India was conducted and Social Change Perspective from by CRRID from October 8-12, 2012. different Social Sciences,conductedon 4. 7th Management Development February8, 2013. Programme for the Senior Officers of 20. International Conference on Sustainable Reserve Bank of India was conducted Clean Power: Europe-China-India by CRRID from February 18-22, 2013.

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Library Books Reviewed As on March 2013, the Library has 26945 Amb. P.S. Sahai documents. A total number of 584 books / reports were added to the collection during • ‘Minefield of Info on Foreign Policy’, 2012-13. The Library received 114 journals, Krishna Srinivasan, Diplomatic both Indian as well as foreign. In addition, it Channels, (Manohar Publishers, New received 18 journals on exchange and 14 on Delhi, 2012), The Sunday Tribune, 6 complimentary basis from India and abroad. January 2013. Library purchased ten computers, two printers, two scanners and six laptops during the Professor R.S. Ghuman financial year 2012-13. The library continues • Strategy forSustainable Expansion of to provide reference services, Inter library loan Food grains Production in Punjab, by Services, list of new additions to the CRRID H.S. Shergill published in Man and library, SDI, DELNET facilities, Internet and Development Vol. 34, No. 3, September CD-ROM facilities and reprographic facilities 2012. to its users. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Aggarwal Books Published • “Displacement and Rehabilitation: • South and Central Asia: Quest for Solutions for the Future” edited by Peace and Development, Eds. Rashpal Nihar Ranjan Mishra and Kamal K. Malhotra, Sucha Singh Gill, P L Misra jointly published by Indira Gandhi Dash, Murat M Bakhadirov, CRRID Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal Publication, 2013. and Gyan Publishing House. Pages 457. ` • Perspectives on Bilateral and Regional 900. Cooperation: South and Central Asia, Dr. Bindu Duggal Eds. Rashpal Malhotra, Sucha Singh Gill, Neetu Gaur, CRRID Publication, • ‘Social Protection Policies in South 2013. Asia’, edited by Chandhoke Neera and Sanjay Kumar Agrawal, published in • Relevance of Tagore in Contemporary Man and Development Vol. XXXV, India, edited by Krishan Chand, CRRID, No.1 MARCH 2013. (Referred Journal, February 2013. ISSN-0258-0438).

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Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount Opening Balance 547.94 Salaries to Staff 318.29 ICSSR (Plan and 193.00 Publication and Stationery 07.85 Non-Plan Grant) Punjab Govt. (Plan 140.03 Campus Maintenance 15.32 and Non-Plan Grant) Receipt from 10.30 Capital Expenditure 17.68 Operation Own/Misc. Sources 02.09 Governing Body Meetings 01.63 Research Activities 01.75 Water, Electricity and Telephone 09.34 Vehicle Maintenance and 09.64 Contingencies Closing Balance 511.86 Total 893.36 Total 893.36

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL STUDIES (CSS) SURAT Research Projects (Completed) of Dahanu (Maharashtra) (Consultancy project) by Satyakam Joshi, funded by 1. Estimating Community Prevalence Tamarind Tree, a registered charitable Rate of Sickle Cell Anaemia in the organization based in Dahanu taluka, Tribal Population of Gujarat: A Bio- Maharashtra, in collaboration with the Anthropological Study among the Warli Centre for Social Studies, Surat. Tribe by Ratnawali Sinha, Amount sanctioned: ` 5,83,275/- funded by Research Projects (Ongoing) Tribal Research and Training Institute, Ahmedabad. 1. Understanding Financial Behaviour of Urban Migrant Workers: A Case 2. Monitoring the Implementation of Social of Surat City by Biswaroop Das and Security Schemes in Tribal Areas of Gagan Bihari Sahu, Amount sanctioned: Gujarat: With Reference to Dang District `2,60,000/- , Indian School of Micro- (Consultancy Project) by Satyakam finance for Women, Ahmedabad. Joshi, funded by Centre for Development Studies (CDS), Trivandrum. 2. Searching for Space in Globalisation Era: Fringe Sector Livelihood Earners in 3. Reconstruction of Subaltern Identities: Urban Economy – The Case of Surat City An Oral History Project on the Warlis (Gujarat state) by Kiran Desai, Amount

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sanctioned: `6,80,475/-, ICSSR, New 4. An Exploration into Nutritional Status Delhi. of Tribal Communities in Gujarat by Pushpendra Kumar Singh and Gagan 3. Development, Deprivation and Bihari Sahu, Amount sanctioned: Discontent: A Case Study of the Dangs: `10,88,000/-, ICSSR, New Delhi. 1947-2009 by Satyakam Joshi, Amount sanctioned: `3,80,550/- ICSSR, New 5. Understanding Nutritional Status in Delhi. Tribal Community with Special Focus on ICDS Services: A Study in Dediapara 4. Experiences of City Life: Contemporary Taluka (Gujarat) and of Kathkari Surat and the Question of Belongingness Community in Malvan and Devgarh by Sadan Jha, Amount sanctioned: Talukas (Maharashtra) by Pushpendra `2,04,250/-, ICSSR, New Delhi. Kumar Singh and Gagan Bihari Sahu, 5. Educational Status of Scheduled Tribes Amount sanctioned: ` 8,53,160/-, Child in Gujarat: Attainments and Challenges Rights and You (CRY), Mumbai. by J.C. Patel. Amount sanctioned: 6. Capital, Labour and the City: Unorganised `5300000/-, ICSSR, New Delhi. Sector and the Social Fabric of Surat by 6. Educational Status of Scheduled Castes Kiran Desai; Biswaroop Das; Sadan in Gujarat: Attainments and Challenges Jha; Vimal Trivedi and Akash Acharya, by Naresh Chauhan, Amount sanctioned: Amount sanctioned: `30,00,000/- , `43,00,000/-, ICSSR, New Delhi. ICSSR, New Delhi. New Research Initiatives 7. Social Transformation in Villages of Gujarat and Bihar: Caste-Class, Land 1. Trends in Consumer Protection and and Consumption by Sitakanta Sethy; Awareness with special reference to Pushpendra Kumar Singh; Sadan Jha; Insurance and Health Services: A Case Satyakam Joshi and Arjun Patel, Amount Study of Surat City and Surrounding sanctioned: `20,00,000/-, ICSSR, New Rural Areas by B. Devi Prasad and Delhi. Vimal Trivedi, Amount sanctioned: `3,50,000/-, IIPA, New Delhi. 8. A Study of Food Security of the People of Gujarat by Pushpendra Kumar Singh, 2. A Sociological Study of Exodus of ICSSR, New Delhi. Dalits in Rural Gujarat by Arjun Patel, Amount sanctioned: `6,36,400/, ICSSR, Seminars/ Lectures New Delhi. 1. Embodied Knowledge of Landscape: 3. Survey and Documentation of Non- Towards a Phenomenological Resident Gujarati (NRG) supported Redefinition of HeritageLandscapes: Development Activities in Surat District A Case Study of Śantiniketan, India by Akash Acharya, Amount sanctioned: by Sonal Mithal Modi, Department of `6,52,300/-, Non Resident Gujarati Landscape Architecture, University of Foundation (NRGF), Gandhinagar. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on July

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16, 2012 at Centre for Social Studies, Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops Surat. 1. Workshop on Building a Community 2. Challenges in the History of Colours: A Archive: Social and Technological Case of Saffron by Sadan Jha, Assistant Challenges in Collection, Storage and Professor, Centre for Social Studies Dissemination organized by Tamarind (CSS), Surat on July 26, 2012 at CSS, Tree Trust, Dahanu Centre for Social Surat. Studies, Surat on October 13-14, 2012 3. Corporate Encroachment on Tribal at Dahanu. Agriculture with reference to 2. Seminar on Rural Change and SunshineProject by Kapil Shah, ‘Jatan’, Anthropological Knowledge in Post Vinoba Ashram, Vadodara on August 8, Colonial India: A Comparative ‘Restudy’ 2012 at CSS, Surat. of F.G.Bailey, Adrian C. Mayer and 4. Repayment Performance and Non- David Pocock. on January 11, 2013 at performing Assets in Joint Liability Centre for Social Studies, Surat. Lending: Experience of SHGs in India by 3. Workshop on Understanding Situation of Gagan Bihari Sahu, Assistant Professor, Dalits of Gujarat with special reference Centre for Social Studies, Surat on to Dalit Exodus Phenomenon on September 20, 2012 at CSS, Surat. February 17, 2013 at Gujarat Vidyapith, 5. Neoliberal Growth and Trends in Ahmedabad. Women’s Employment – A Study of Training Gujarat and West Bengal by Anita K. Dixit, Azim Premji Foundation, 1. Training programme on Computer Bengaluru on November 9, 2012 at Application in Social Sciences during CSS, Surat. May 8 to 19, 2012 at Centre for Social Studies, Surat. 6. Agrarian Relations in a Village of Bihar by Pushpendra Kumar Singh, Director, 2. Research Methodology training Centre for Social Studies, Surat on programme for the research team of the February 20, 2013 at CSS, Surat. two studies on Education Status of SCs and STs in Gujarat from December 9 to 7. 23rd I.P. Desai Memorial Lecture on 11, 2012 at Centre for Social Studies, Reaching the Unreached: Why Poverty Surat. Alleviation Programmes are not very Effective? by Prof. V. S. Vyas, Padma 3. Use of SPSS for the research team of Bhushan, Member of the Economic the two studies on Educational Status of Advisory Council of the Prime Minister SCs and STs: Attainments & Challenges of India and Deputy Chairperson, State (1st round) from March 11-13, 2013 at Planning Board, Rajasthan on March 5, Centre for Social Studies, Surat. 2013 at CSS, Surat. 4. Research Methodology Course for SC/ ST PhD students during 15th to 24th

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March 2013 at Centre for Social Studies, Amlikaran Sambadhit Vastvikta. Arthat, Surat. 2013.

5. Use of SPSS for the scholars of the study 5. Vimal Trivedi. Suratni Gharehgarethi entitled Educational Status of SCs and Kachro Ekatrikaran Yojana: Ek STs: Attainments & Challenges (2nd Mulyankan. Arthat, 2012-13, Issue No. round) during 28th to 30th March 2013 3-4. at Centre for Social Studies, Surat. 6. Arjun Patel. (Book Review) ‘Sociology Library of Social Exclusion and Inclusion’ by Manubhai Makwana, Ahmedabad: Garg No. of New Books Added: 282 Publication. Arthat (forthcoming).

Other Related Information: 7. Sadan Jha. Dak Vachan: Proverbial Subscribed www.IndiaStat.com Wisdom from Mithila, Bihar, Journal of History and Sociology of South Asia, Publications/ Journals /Books Sage (forthcoming). 1 Pushpendra Kumar Singh and Manish Papers in Edited Books Kumar Jha.Traversing Bihar: Politics of Social Justice and Development. Orient 1. Kiran Desai, A Kaleidoscopic Panorama Blackswan (forthcoming). of Agrarian Struggles in Gujarat in Uday Mehta and Ram Puniyani (Eds.) Papers in Journals Sectarianism, Politics and Development. 1. Kiran Desai. Gujarati me Samajvigyan Jaipur: Rawat Publication, 2012. (in Hindi). Pratiman (Inaugural Issue), Vol.1, No.1 (Jan.-June) 2013, CSDS, 2. Kiran Desai, Condition of Labour in Delhi. the Context of Globalization: The Case of Surat in Gujarat in Lancy Lobo 2. Ratnawali Sinha. Morbidity and and Jayesh Shah (Eds.) Economy and Expenditure on Health by Rural Society in Globalizing Gujarat. Rohtak: Population of Gujarat. Journal of Health Shanti Prakashan, 2012. Management, 2012, Vol.14, No.3, pp.: 341-354. 3. Ratnawali Sinha, “Industrial Growth and Deprivation: A Paradox of 3. Sadan Jha. Dekhane Ki Rajniti: Bharat Developmental Strategy” in Tara Ka Jhanda Aur Ashtha Ki Nazar. Devi Singh, A.P. Mishra, A. K. Singh, Pratiman (Inaugural Issue), Vol.1, No.1 A. K. Roy and Narendra Verma (Jan.-June) 2013, CSDS, Delhi, pp.: (Eds.) Population, Development and 234-53. Environment. A Contemporary Debate. 2013, Concept Publishing Company. 4. Satyakam Joshi. Gujarat ma Adivasi Swashasan Hetusarna Panchayat 4. Ratnawali Sinha, Mainstreaming the Vishyak Kaydo – 1996 (PESA) Na Marginalized: Status of Tribal Education

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and Development in S.N. Chaudhary Bihar in Pushpendra Kumar Singh and (Eds.) Tribal Education: Implication for Manish Kumar Jha eds., Traversing Development. 2013, Concept Publishing Bihar: The Politics of Social Justice Company. and Development. Orient Blackswan (forthcoming). 5. Satyakam Joshi, Monitoring the Implementation of Social Security 7. Sadan Jha, “Purnea: Landscape of Cul Schemes in Tribal Areas of Gujarat: de Sac” in Pushpendra Kumar Singh and with reference to Dangs District in K. Manish Kumar Jha (eds.), Traversing P. Kannan and Jan Breman (Eds.) The Bihar: The Politics of Social Justice Long Road to Social Security. 2013, and Development. Orient Blackswan New Delhi: Oxford University Press. (forthcoming).

6. Pushpendra Kumar Singh, Land, Labour and Credit Relations in a Village of

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs)

Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR: Plan and Non-Plan 179.00 Salary and perks 189.56 Government of Gujarat 22.00 Other Expenses 19.49 Other Income 07.31 Excess of expenditure over receipt 00.74 Total 209.05 Total 209.05

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CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES (CSSS) KOLKATA

Research Projects (Completed) Seminars / Lectures

Digitisation and access of two major 1. Rajib Doogar, University of Illinois at newspapers Amrita Bazar Patrika and Jugantar Urbana Champaign, “Measuring The under Endangered Archives Programme Private Economic Benefits of R&D”, on (EAP262) by Abhijit Bhattacharya, Rs. 0.31 6th June, 2012. lakh, Endangered Archive Programme of ARCADIA through the British Library. 2. Professor Sugata Marjit, RBI Industrial Research Projects (Ongoing) Economics Chair Professor & CTRPFP Project Director, ‘Trade between Similar 1. NREGA Evaluation in 16 districts of Countries: The Role of Credit Market Bihar and Jharkhand by Dr. Saibal Kar, Imperfection’ on 19th October, 2012. `39 lakhs Source of funding: Planning Commission of India. 3. Prof. Santanu Roy, Department of 2. Demography and Financial Structure for Economics, Southern Methodist India by Dr. Saibal Kar and Dr. Pranab University, TX., “Competition, Kumar Das, US$ 45,000/-, CEDES / Disclosure and Signaling” on 24th IDRC December, 2012. 3. Project on Minority Concentration Districts (MCD) by Prof. Sugata 4. Prof. Paul Frijters, School of Economics, Marjit and Prof. Jyotsna Jalan, INR University of Queensland, Brisbane, 11,20,000/-, Ministry of Minority “The Role of Rural Migrants in the Affairs, Government of India Chinese Urban Economy” on 24th January 7, 2013. 4. ESRC – DFID Poverty Alleviation Cell, by Prof. Sugata Marjit, GBP 26,964/-, 5. Prof. Paul Frijters, School of Economics, University of Exeter Business School. University of Queensland, Brisbane, 5. Rescuing Text: Digitisation and Access “Expectation Formation in an Evolving of Printed Books to 1950 from Public Game of Uncertainty: Theory and New Libraries in Remote Areas of West Bengal Experimental Evidence” on 21st January, under Endangered Archives Programme 2013 (EAP262) by Abhijit Bhattacharya, GBP 39,060/-, Endangered Archive 6. Prof. Madhumati Dutta, Department of Programme of ARCADIA through the Humanities and Social Sciences, Bengal British Library. Engineering and Science University, Shibpur, “Targeting Consumer Groups New Research Initiatives and What They Consume for the Spaces of Imperial Law by: Lakshmi Mitigation of Climate Change in India” Subramanian. on 26th March, 2013.

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7. Subhra K. Bhattacharya, Assistant 14. Mr Nuno Grancho, practicing architect, Professor, School of Humanities and urban designer, educator and author, Social Sciences, Shiv Nadar University, “Comparative Urban History in Western “Public Provision of Security in an Stories in India: Diu, Gujarat and Insecure Property Rights Environment” beyond” on 14 February, 2013. on 20th March, 2013. 15. Dr. Nachiket Chanchani, Assistant 8. Bodhisattva Kar, Fellow in History, Professor of South Asian Art, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Architecture, and Visual Culture, Departments of the History of Art Calcutta, “The Birth of the Ryot: and Asian Languages and Cultures, Rethinking the Agrarian in British University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Assam” on 20 July 2012. “Double Exposure: The Camera Work 9. Bill Bell, Director of the Centre for of Ananda Coomaraswamy and Alfred the History of the Book, University of Stieglitz.” on 15 March, 2013. Edinburgh, “Signs Taken for Wonders: Conferences / Seminars / Workshops An Anecdote Taken from History”, on 22 August 2012. 1. Sakharam Ganesh Deuskar Memorial Lectures on Reading Sir Jadunath: 10. Daniel Sanjiv Roberts, Reader in English Literature and History & Reading at Queen’s University, Belfast, “Charles Sir Jadunath: Character as Destiny Johnstone, Ireland, and Empire” on 27 by Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty, August 2012. Lawrence A. Kimpton Distinguished Service Professor of the Departments 11. Saumyabrata Choudhury, Centre for of History and South Asian Languages the Study of Developing Societies, and Civilizations and the School of Law, Delhi, “Ambedkar Contra Aristotle: University of Chicago on Monday and On a Possible Contention about Who Tuesday, 11 and 12 February, 2013. is Capable of Politics” on 29 August 2. Workshop in Memory of Anjan Ghosh: 2012. ‘Rethinking the Rural in Contemporary 12. Professor Sudipta Sen, Department of India’ was held on 5 October, 2012 at History, University of California, Davis, the CSSSC, Kolkata. Currently a Visiting Faculty at the 3. International Conference on Public CSSSC, “Rebellion of the Puppet : Mir Finance, Public Economics and Public Qasim’s Desperate Campaign against Policy organised by the Centre for the East India Company, 1763-1764” on Training and Research in Public Finance October 11, 2012. and Policy from 26 to 30 November, 2012, CSSSC, Kolkata. 13. Dr. Sudipto Chatterjee, Department of Performance Studies, Loughborough 4. Spaces of Law: Territories, Boundaries, University, U.K., “Meeting the Man of Corridors and Beyond - Workshop the Heart” on 14 January, 2013. jointly organised by CSSSC, Kolkata

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and Plymouth University, from 11-13 Library December, 2012, CSSSC, Kolkata. During the year, 259 new books were 5. 17th Cultural Studies Workshop (CSW) purchased and 258 were received as gifts. was held at Santiniketan, West Bengal The library subscribed 170 journals and 6 from 25 to 29 January 2013. The theme databases and users enrolled themselves. for this year was Cultures of Everyday Life. Publications / Journals

6. Meeting in Memory of Professor The Centre’s faculty has always contributed to Kumkum Chatterjee was held on 22 the research profile of the institution through January, 2013 at the CSSSC, Kolkata. their individual publications. These reflect both the individual research interests of the 7. International Conference on “Fiscal faculty as well as the projects undertaken by Compulsions and Monetary Policy of them. The publications are always refereed Reserve Bank of India’s Endowment and testify to the high academic standards of Fund” was held on 18 and 19 February, the CSSSC’s faculty. 2013 at the CSSSC, Kolkata. The CSSSC encourages affiliation of visiting 8. The three day international Conference scholars, enabling them thereby to develop on ‘Feminist Inscriptions in Social their research work and build important bases Theory’ was held from 22 to 24 February of collaboration. In addition to the protocols 2013 at the Centre. that have been developed with the American institute of Indian Studies, the centre also Training grants affiliation to senior scholars who may apply for short term affiliation to pursue their Training workshop on ‘State Finances and research in collaboration with faculty members Fiscal Issues’ was organised by the Centre for at the CSSSC. Affiliation extended to eight Training and Research in Public Finance and foreign and three Indian scholars during the Policy, from 8 to 12 October, 2012, CSSSC, year. Kolkata.

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Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 234.53 Salary 354.58 Grant received from State Govt. 120.00 Other 46.96 administrative expenses Income from own/other sources 31.07 Research Promotion 23.46 Expenses Any other-loan from parties 51.27 Other miscellaneous 11.87 Expenses TOTAL 436.87 TOTAL 436.87

CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF DEVELOPING SOCIETIES (CSDS) DELHI Research Projects (Completed) Director, Ford Foundation. 1. Assembly Election Study, 2012, A Post 4. Muslim Studies Project , Shail Mayaram Poll Study conducted in states of Uttar and Hilal Ahmed, No external funding Pradesh, Punjab, Manipur, Uttarakhand, 5. Indian Languages Programme, Abhay Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh , Sanjay Kumar Dubey, IDRC. Kumar, CNN IBN. 6. Monitoring Sarva Shiksha Abiyan, 2. Paid News during Indian Elections, Hilal Ahmed and Priyadarshini Vijaisri, Vipul Mudgal, ICSSR. Ministry of H.R.D. 3. News for sale: media ethics and 7. Indic Studies Project, Madhu Kishwar, democratic public sphere, Vipul Mudgal, Multiple Funding. IDRC. 8. Mahabharata Study Group, Rajeev Research Projects (Ongoing) Bhargava, Peter DeSouza, Rakesh Pandey, CSDS, IIAS. 1. Lokniti: Programme for Comparative Democracy, Yogendra Yadav and Sanjay 9. Inclusive Media for Change, Vipul Kumar, Multiple Funding. Mudgal, Ford Foundation. 2. The Sarai Programme: Media, City, 10. South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Public Domain, Ravi Vasudevan and Democracy, V.B. Singh and Vijay Pratap, Ravi Sundaram, Multiple Funding. Siemenpuu Foundation. 3. Rajni Kothari Chair in Democracy: 11. Law and Society, Ravi Sundaram, Workshops, Lectures, Special Studies, IDRC.

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12. Publics and Policies Initiative, Yogendra 10. Comparative Political Analysis and Yadav and Vipul Mudgal, IDRC. Public Policy in India’s Federal Context., Sanjay Kumar with Louis Tillin, British Ongoing Research by Faculty Academy. Members 11. Assembly Election Study 2012-13, 1. Really Existing Secularisms, Programme Sanjay Kumar and Yogendra Yadav, No on Social and Political Theory - Rajeev external funding. Bhargava, Ethnicity and Democratic Governance Project, Queens University, 12. Comparative Electoral Ethnographies, Canada. Lokniti & University College London, University College London. 2. Religious Accommodation and Conflict, Rajeev Bhargava, Institute of Religion, 13. State of Democracy in South Asia Phase Toleration and Public Life. II, Lokniti , No funding committed.

3. Reinvigorating Public Debate in India, 14. Global Conversation on Democracy and Rajeev Bhargava, Nirman Foundation. Democratisation, Rajeev Bhargava and 4. Study on Youth in Indian Politics, Sanjay Yogendra Yadav, Ford Foundation. Kumar, Konrad Adenauer Stifung. 15. Rivers and Cities in Colonial North 5. Bihar Assembly Election Study, Sanjay India, Awadhendra Sharan, No external Kumar, Indian Council of Social Science funding Research. 16. Urban History, Awadhendra Sharan, No 6. Changing Politics in the City of Delhi, external funding. Sanjay Kumar, No external funding. 17. Viswa Hindu Parishad: Indian 7. Slums, States and Citizens: Policing, Nationalism from the Pax Brittanica to welfare services and political the Pax Americana, Shail Mayaram, No participation among the urban poor in external funding. New Delhi, Nairobi and Durban, Sanjay Kumar and Stein Sundstøl Eriksen, 18. Decolonising Knowledge: Revisiting the Research Council of Norway. Svaraj in Ideas Debate, Shail Mayaram, No external funding. 8. State, Nation(s) and Public: Studies in Democratic Contestation, Sanjay Kumar 19. The dynamic of the classical and folk in and Suhas Palshikar, Indian Council of the Mahabharatic tradition: the Pandun Social Science Research. ka Kara, a Mahabharata written and performed by Muslims, Shail Mayaram, 9. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural No external funding. Employment Guarantee Scheme:An Impact Assessment Study, Sanjay Kumar 20. The multireligious sacred city: Ajmer Sanjay and Lodha, Ministry of Rural and Delhi; Jerusalem and Hebron.Shail Development, Government of India. Mayaram, No external funding

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21. The Religious and the Secular in India: 33. Festschrift Volume for Professor D.L of nationalism and postnationalism , Sheth, Peter deSouza and Yogendra Shail Mayaram, No external funding Yadav, No external funding.

22. The City as Imperium: the 34. Film and the Circulation of Information depastoralization and depeasantization in Colonial and Post-colonial Times, of India, Shail Mayaram, No external Ravi Vasudevan, No external funding. funding. 35. Video Cultures: Technologies of 23. Reconstructing Lives: Memories Reproduction, Circulation and of Partition, Ashis Nandy, Ford Exhibition, Ravi Vasudevan, No external Foundation. funding.

24. Lost Cities: A Study of Cities of the Mind, 36. Film-going for the Nation: Cinema after Ashis Nandy, No external funding. Independence, Ravi Vasudevan, No external funding. 25. Towards a Political Theory of Caste, D.L. Sheth, No external funding. 37. Festschrift Volume for Professor Ashis Nandy, Shail Mayaram and Ravi 26. Making of the Middle Class, D.L. Sheth, Sundaram, No external funding. No external funding. 38. Mosques and Monumentalisation in 27. Land and Labour in China and India, South Asia, Hilal Ahmed, No external Arvinder Singh, No external funding. funding.

28. The Social and Cultural Life of Media 39. Conservation of Indo-Islamic Sites Piracy, Ravi Sundaram, SSRC New in India, Hilal Ahmed, No external York. funding.

29. Information Society and Urban Life, 40. Contemporary Quran, Hilal Ahmed, No Ravi Sundaram, No external funding. external funding.

30. Possible Futures, Ravi Sundaram, SSRC 41. Muslim Modernities and contemporary New York. languages of Islam, Hilal Ahmed, No 31. Gulbenkian Project on Global Inequality. external funding. (Culture & Property node), Ravi 42. Politics of Political Representation, Hilal Sundaram, Gulbenkian Foundation. Ahmed, ICSSR funded.

32. Cybermohalla - Urban Frontiers and Life 43. Sudipta Kaviraj Reader in Hindi, Hilal of Documents, Sarai- Ravi Vasudevan Ahmed, No external funding. and Ravi Sundaram, Government of Netherlands, HIVOS, Ford Foundation, 44. Rebellious Dialogues between Humans European Union, UNESCO, IDPAD/ and Divines in Bollywood Films, Madhu ICSSR. Kishwar, No external funding.

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45. Earning a Living on the Streets: Battles 56. Social Equity and Minorities: Designing to Reform the Licensing System for Affirmative Action for Muslims, Sanjeer Street Vendors and Cycle Rickshaw Alam, No external funding. Owners and Pullers, Madhu Kishwar, 57. Hindi Encyclopaedia of Social Sciences, No external funding. Abhay Kumar Dubey, Mahatma Gandhi 46. Political Behaviour of Indian Muslims, Antarrashtreeya Hindi Vishvavidyalay. Yogendra Yadav, Hilal Ahmed and 58. Hindi Modernity, Abhay Kumar Dubey, Sanjeer Alam, No external funding. IIAS, Shimla. 47. State Politics in India, Yogendra Yadav 59. Capital and Modernity, Aditya Nigam, with Suhas Palshikar, No external No external funding. funding 60. Disability Studies, Hemchandran Karah, 48. Selected Works of Rammanohar Lohia, No external funding. Yogendra Yadav with Rajaram Tolpady No external funding. 61. History of the ‘Political’ in Modern India, Prathama Banerjee, No external 49. Traditional Thought & Philosophy of funding. Culture: Aesthetics, Pasts, & Polities in Modern India, Rakesh Pandey, No Major Events/Seminars/Discussions/ external funding. Meetings 50. A History of Knowledge Formations & Annual Lectures World-Making in Colonial India, Rakesh Pandey, No external funding. 1. Seventh Giri Deshingkar Memorial Lecture by Elizabeth Perry , CSDS/ 51. History of Concepts in South Asia, Institute of Chinese Studies, Seminar Rakesh Pandey and Prathama Banerjee, Hall 1 & 2, Kamala Devi Block, IIC, 22 No external funding. March 2013.

52. Castes, Gypsies and Tribal Cultures, 2. RajniKothari Annual Lecture: Priyadarshini Vijaisri, No external Community Formation and the funding. Recognition of Difference: the Image of a Turkic Warrior in Gangetic Folklore, 53. Language of Indian Cinema, Ravikant, Shahid Amin, CSDS, 6 February 2013. No external funding. 3. Golden Jubilee Lecture on Truth and 54. Schooling, Labour and Childhoods in Words: A View from the Tamil Ramayana, Postcolonial India, Sarada Balagopalan, David Shulman, Multipurpose Hall, IIC No external funding. Conference Block, 28 January 2013.

55. Essays on Indian Childhood, Sarada 4. Golden Jubilee Lecture on The Balagopalan, No external funding. Imperialism of Categories: Situated

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Knowledge in a Globalizing World, 4. Interactive session of MIT SOG students Lloyd & Sussane Rudolph, CSDS, 11 with Lokniti research team, Lokniti, February 2013. CSDS, 5 March 2013.

5. Golden Jubilee Lecture on Meaning, 5. Discussion on Rudolf C. Heredia’s book Emotion, and the Poetic Voice, Veena - Taking Sides: Reservation Quotas Das, CSDS, 14 January 2013. and Minority Rights in India, CSDS, 1 March 2013. 6. Golden Jubilee Lecture on Deep Modernization, Imperialism and 6. Pratiman: Samay, Samaj, Sanskriti, a the European Enlightenment, Arjun Hindi Research Journal. Launch followed Appadurai, CSDS, 21 January 2013. by a Public Lecture , Indian Languages Programme, CSDS, 28 February 2013. 7. Golden Jubilee Lecture on ‘Rasa in the English fashion’, Girish Karnad, CSDS, 7. Workshop on Social Sciences and 4 February 2013. Indian Languages , Indian Languages Programme, CSDS, 27 February 2013. 8. Golden Jubilee Lecture, , Multipurpose Hall, IIC, 19 8. Presentations by visiting fellows: Smita December 2012. Jassal and Soumyabrata Choudhury, CSDS, 26 February 2013. 9. Golden Jubilee Lecture, Barry Flood,Multipurpose Hall, IIC, 18 March 9. Policy discussion on Food Sovereignty, 2013. Publics and Policies programme, CSDS, 20 February 2013. 10. Discussion on B N Ganguli Memorial Lecture by Dipesh Chakrabarty, Dipesh 10. Subaltern Studies Workshop, CSDS, Chakrabarty/CSDS, Lecture Room 15-16 February 2013. No.1(Annexe), IIC, 31 October 2012. 11. Panel discussion on The Peasant, then 11. B N Ganguli Memorial Lecture by Dipesh and now: Thirty years of Ranajit Guha’s Chakrabarty, Dipesh Chakrabarty/ Elementary Aspects, Shahid Amin, CSDS, CSDS, 30 October 2012. Dipesh Chakrabarty, Partha Chatterjee, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, CSDS, 15 Conferences, Workshops and February 2013. Discussions 12. Art, Ecology, Politics: A Round Table, 1. Discussion with Ziauddin Sardar, CSDS, CSDS, 1 February 2013. 26 March 2013. 13. Symposium on Marc Galanter’s book 2. One day workshop on Wittgenstein and - Competing Equalities: Law and the Democracy, CSDS, 25 March 2013. Backward Classes in India, CSDS, 24 January 2013. 3. Workshop on ‘Religious Conflict and Accommodation in Medieval Indian 14. International Preparatory workshop on History’, CSDS, 19-21 March 2013. the Da`wa phenomenon in international

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comparison: Islamic mission from 1920 23. Khari Boli: 4 Hindi Poets with 4 English to the present day., CSDS, 16, 17 & 18 Translators, Sarai/Almost Island/ January 2013. Pratilipi, CSDS, 27 April 2012.

15. Panel Discussion on The Dilemmas 24. Inder Salim and Silke Kastner, Kashmir. of Free Speech, Timothy Garton Ash, Point Charlie 3, Inder Salim/Silke Rajeev Bhargava, Lawrence Liang, Kastner/Sarai, CSDS, 19 April 2012. Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Vinod Mehta, Usha Ramanathan, Stein Auditorium, 25. Dragged around the world with Uma Gawd, Sarai/Nigah, CSDS, 13 April India Habitat Centre, 17 January 2013. 2012. 16. Winter School: Philologies across the 26. Bilingual Panel Discussion on New Asias: the translation, transmission and Aesthetics of Advertisement , Prantik transformation of knowledge in the early Dutta/ Ravikant/Madhu Kishwar/Anwar modern world , CSDS/ Transregionale Jamal/Vartika Nanda, CSDS, 12 April Studien, Berlin, CSDS, 11-20 December 2012. 2012. 27. A walk with Hilal Ahmed exploring the 17. Golden Jubilee celebration of Centre - Masjid-i Jahan Numa or the Jama Mosque Inaugural, CSDS, CSDS, 17 November of Delhi, Muslim Studies Project, Jama 2012. Masjid area, 11 April 2012. 18. Ph.D workshop , Fellowship committee, 28. Book Launch of Bam Sankar Tan Ganes, CSDS, 14-16 November 2012. Indian Languages Programme/Hind 19. Conference on Alternative Paradigms Yugm, CSDS, 24 December January of Democratic Decentralization, Madhu 2012. Kishwar/ Common Cause, Azad Seminars and Talks Bhawan, ITO, 6-9 November 2012. 1. Lecture by Mihir Shah on Civil Society 20. ‘Researching the Contemporary’- Panel and Indian Democracy: New Vistas, discussion on language and the social Publics and Policies Programme, CSDS, sciences, CSDS Faculty, CSDS, 17 7 February 2013. August 2012. 2. A South Indian Theory of Imagination: 21. Workshop on ‘The emergence of Indian Talk by David Shulman, David Shulman, disability studies: opportunities and CSDS, 29 January 2013. challenges from within and beyond the academia’ , Hemachandran Karah, 3. Talk by Michael Burawoy on Social CSDS, 20 July 2012. Movements in the Age of Neoliberalism, CSDS, 23 January 2013. 22. Consultation on Electoral and Democratic Reforms, Yogendra Yadav/ 4. Lecture by Mani Shankar Aiyar Vipul Mudgal, CSDS, 29 June 2012. on Devolution for Democracy and

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Development, Publics and Policies 13. Rajni Kothari Chair on Democracy- programme, CSDS, 11 January 2013. Inaugural Talk on ‘Chips from a Workshop: The Travails of A 5. Talk by Sean Pue on Issues in the Digital Journeyman, 1970-2010’, Professor Humanities for Hindi/Urdu, CSDS, 3 Shahid Amin, CSDS, 21 August 2012. January 2013. 14. Lecture by Rajeev Bhargava on Politics 6. When the Majority is Treated as of Identity: A Philosophical Approach , Unwanted: Implications of Differential CSDS, 17 August 2012. Access for the Poor to Roads and Public Spaces, Publics and Policies Programme 15. ‘Researching the Contemporary’- in collaboration with Manushi Special Lecture by Madhu Kishwar, and Inclusive Media for Change, CSDS Faculty, CSDS, 9 August 2012. Multipurpose Hall, IIC Conference Block, 22 December 2012. 16. Talk by Thomas Blom Hansen on ‘Capital, Community and Crime in 7. The Question of Mughal Decline Middle India: Stories from Aurangabad’, Revisited by Muzaffar Alam (Under the CSDS, 8 August 2012. framework of Zukunftsphilologie Winter School ), CSDS & Forum Transregionale 17. Awara’s Constitutional Amendment: Studien, Germany, CSDS, 9 December Love, Justice and Consent, Lawrence 2012. Liang/Law and Society, CSDS, 23 April 2012. 8. ‘On Our Farms, in Our Food - Why Regulate GMOs? Publics and Policies 18. Inaugural Talk by Deepak Nayyar on Programme’, Seminar Hall No. 2 & 3, ‘His Past Work and His Future Research’, IIC, 3 December 2012. CSDS, 20 April 2012.

9. Kapil Sibal’s Interaction with Private 19. European History: Aspects that Non- Colleges Association of Kashmir, Indic Europeans don’t Always Know, CSDS, Studies Project, CSDS, 20 November 17 April 2012. 2012. 20. Talk by Eduardo Penalver on The Right 10. Seminar on The partition of madness and to Exclude and Its Limits, CSDS , 9 the madness of partition, Shahid Amin/ April 2012. Alok Sarin, CSDS, 19 November 2012. Publications 11. Preconditions of Establishing an Integrated, Common Portal of Talking Hilal Ahmad Urdu and Hindi Literary Archive, CSDS, 3 October 2012. i. ‘Mosque as Monument: Afterlives of Jama Masjid and the Memories of 12. Seminars by Jan-Peter Hartung and a Royal Muslim Past’, South Asian Nishaant Choksi, CSDS, 28 September Studies, (special issue on the Afterlife of 2012. Monuments) March 2013.

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Michel Seymour and Alain-G.Gagnon, Identities of Mr Spectator and Theseus in the Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. Writings of Ved Mehta’, Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies, Liverpool v. ‘How Should States Deal with Deep University Press, Volume 6, Number 3 , Religious Diversity: Can Anything October 2012. Be Learnt from the Indian Model of Secularism?’ in Rethinking Religion and Madhu Purnima Kishwar World Affairs (ed.) Timothy Samuel ‘Inheritance Rights for Women: A Response Shah, Alfred Stepan and Monica Duffy to Some Commonly Expressed Fears’, Hum Toft , Oxford University Press, New Sabla, Jagori, 2012. York, 2012, PP 73-84. Sanjay Kumar vi. ‘Multiculturalism’ in Intercultural Discourse-Key and contested concepts i. ‘Disparities in Levels of Educational (ed.) Monika Kirloskar-Steibach/Gita Attainment in India: A National Dharampal-Frick Minou Friele (Hg), Analysis’, Y.S. Sisodia (ed), Democratic 2012. Governance and Human Development: Stocktaking and Future Strategies, vii. ‘The Difficulty of Reconciliation’ in pp.186-203, New Delhi: Rawat Philosophy & Social Criticism, Special Publications, 2013. Issue: Reset-Dialogues, Istanbul Seminars, Volume 38 no 4-5, May 2012, ii. (With Shreyas Sardesai and Pranav PP-369-377. Gupta) ‘The Weakening of Electoral Anti-Incumbency’, Economic and Abhay Kumar Dubey Political Weekly, Vol. 48, No. 13, 30 i. ‘Patri Se Utari Hui Aurton Ka Utopia aur March 2013. Rashtravaad Ka Prati-Akhyan’, Pratiman iii. ‘Bharat me Matdaan Vayvahaar: Samay Samaj Sanskriti, Praveshank, Adhayana ka Itihaas aur Ubherti Feburary-June 2013. Chuunautiya’ (In Hindi), Pratimaan, ii. ‘Prem Ka Dwipaksheeya Loktantra’, January-June 2013. Kathakram, January 2013. iv. ‘Youth’s Participation in Anti-Corruption iii. ‘Mien’ Aur ‘Ve’ Ke Beech: Ramvilas Movement in South Asia: Is there such Sharma ka ‘Gyan-Kand’/Sanskriti a Movement?’,Panorama 01, Konrad Ka ‘Early-Modern’, Parampara Ki Adenauer Stiftung (KAS), Singapore, Adhunikta, Aur Hindi-Varchasva Ka 2012. Loktantrikaran, Tadbhav, October 2012. v. (With Oliver Heath) ‘Why did Dalits Hemachandaran Karah Desert the Bhajuan Samaj Party in Uttar Pradesh?’,Economic and Political ‘Blindness, Lockean Empiricism, and the Weekly, Vol. XLVII, No. 28, July 14, Continent of Britain: An Examination of the 2012.

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Book iv. ‘Rumour of Maoism’, in Santosh Paul (ed 2013), The Maoist Movement in India: (With Praveen Rai) Measuring Voting Perspectives and Counter-perspectives, Behaviour in India, Sage 2013. Routledge, Delhi.

Shail Mayaram v. ‘The Arab Upsurge and the ‘Viral’ Revolutions of Our Times’, Interface i. ‘Ramchandra Gandhi: The Personal is (E-journal published from Palestine), the Political is the Philosophical’, in Vol 4, No. 1, May 2012. Ramchandra Gandhi: The Man and his Philosophy, edited by A. Raghuramraju. Rakesh Pandey Delhi: Routledge, 2012. ‘Vaicharik Navonmesh Ki Dharayen: Teen Sakshya,’ in Pratiman (A Journal on Social ii. ‘Rethinking Axiality: Why the Thought & Humanities in Hindi), January- Transcendence-Immanence Binary does June 2013. not Work for India’, in Pratibha: Essays in honour of Mukund Lath, edited Ravikant by Monika Thiel-Horstmann. Jaipur i. ‘Inputs into the Report on Indian and Delhi: Prakrit Bharati and Aditya Languages in Higher Education’, Prakashan, 2013. Economic and Political Weekly, March 23, 2013 Book ii. ‘Cine Sangeet is Lord Indra’s Horse and The Other Global City, Delhi: Yoda Press, Akashvani Respects it’, in BioScope, 2012. 3(2), 2012.

Aditya Nigam iii. ‘Apun Ka Manto: Pakdil, Siayahqalam, Apporva, Akhand, Apratim’, Naya Path, i. ‘Rajneetik Samaj, Satta aur Siyasat: January-June, 2012, (Special Number Partha (Chatterjee) se Aage Jahan Aur on 75 Years of Progressive Movement). Bhi Hain’, in Pratimaan, Vol 1, No. 1, Reproduced at Janki Pul and Kafila: January-June 2012. http://kafila.org/2012/09/16/. iv. ‘Cinema, Bhasha, Radio’. Kathadesh, ii. ‘Towards and Aesthetic of Slowness: July, 2012. Reading Hind Swaraj Today’, in Ghanshyam Shah (ed 2012), Re-reading v. ‘Shahar Vimarsh/Cinema Vimarsh in Hind Swaraj: Modernity and Subalterns, Mihir Pandya’, Shahar aur Cinema via Routledge, Delhi. Dilli, Delhi: Vani Prakashan, 2012. Book iii. ‘Imagining the Global Nation’, in Bhupender Brar and Pampa Mukherjee Translation Credits for a Photography Book, (eds 2012), Facing Globality, Oxford Balika Mela, by Gauri Gill; Edition Patrick University Press, Delhi. Frey, Switzerland, 2012.

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Awadhendra Sharan Ravi S. Vasudevan i. ‘One Air, Tow Interventions. Delhi i. `Le Marque: Bollywood, debats et in the Age of Environment’, in Anne contoversies’, in Monique Dagnaud and Readmacher and K. Sivaramakrishnan Kristian Feigelson edited, Theoreme ed. Ecologies of Urbanism in India: 16: Bollywood: industrie des images, Metropolitan Civility and Sustainability, Paris, Presses Sorbonee Nouvelle, Hong Kong University Press, 2013. 2012 (translation of `The Meanings of Bollywood’, Journal of the Moving ii. ‘Predicaments of Postcolonial Cities,’ as Image, 2009. part of the course material developed for IGNOU, 2013. ii. BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies, Volume 3, number 2, July 2012, and iii. ‘Delhi’, entry in Berkshire Encyclopaedia Volume 4, number 1 January 2013. of Sustainability, vol. 7/10, 2012. Yogendra Yadav Ravi Sundaram i. ‘Preface’ in Anna: 13 Days That i. ‘Danger, Media and the Urban Awakened India by Ashutosh, Delhi: Experience in Delhi’, in Fears Past: Harper Collins Publishers, 2012. Emotional Histories, Troubled Times, edited byMichael Laffan and Max Weiss, ii. ‘A Difficult Transition’, Seminar, No. Princeton University Press, 2012. 629, November 2012. iii. ‘Pathyapustakon par Vivad, Vimarsh ii. ‘Global Governance after the Analog aur Nayee Dishayen’, Shiksha Vimarsh, Age: The World after Media Piracy’ in 14(4-5) July-October 2012, pp 90-104. Craig Calhoun (ed) Possible Futures, New York University 2012.

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Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs)

Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICCSR Grant 408.76 Salary 461.12 Grant Received from State Govt 00.00 Other Administrative 65.51 Expenses Income from own/ Other Source 817.71 Research Promotion 718.85 Expenses Excess Payment Over 23.61 Other Miscellaneous 04.60 Expenditure expenses Total 1250.08 1250.08 CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT STUDIES(CWDS) NEW DELHI Research Projects (Completed) 2. Sex Selection and Declining Sex Ratios- Mary E. John, 4,00,000, UN Women. 1. Gender and Migration: Negotiating Rights - A Women’s Movement 3. Move towards Professionalisation? A Perspective- Indu Agnihotri, Indrani case study of Nursing Development in Mazumdar Neetha N, 3.43 lakhs (CAD), a Globalised Context from the Southern IDRC. Indian State of Kerala- Sreelekha Nair,£5,965, University of Nottingham, 2. Preparation of a Study on Minimum UK. Wage Setting Practices for Domestic Worker in Six States- Neetha N. Pillai, 4. Gender and Governance in Conflict 10,000 (US$), ILO. Zones: A South Asian Perspective- Seema Kazi, Coordinator - Malathi 3. Need Assessment of Creches and de Alwis (Sri Lanka), Ameena Mohsin Childcare Services- Vasanthi Raman, (Bangladesh) and Shirkat Gah (Pakistan), 20.58 lakhs, MWCD. 151.58 lakhs, IDRC.

Research Projects (Ongoing) 5. Paid Domestic Workers: Emerging Trajectories, Organisational and 1. Gender and Migration- Indrani Regulatory Scenario- Neetha N. Pillai, Mazumdar, Indu Agnihotri, Neetha N. 3,02,000, ICSSR. Pillai, The project supported by IDRC has been completed. It is proposed to 6. Strengthening ECCD in India through bring out the findings of the study by way Advocacy, Capacity Building and of research papers/ publications. Funds Research- Savitri Ray, 30,00,000, Plan are to be met from internal sources. India.

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7. The Jeeva Project: Investigating the 3. Gender, Changing Healthcare Delivery Skilled Contribution of Dais in the and Health Policy: Indian Experiences - Survival and Wellbeing of Birthing Bijoya Roy. Newborns”- Bijoya Roy from CWDS, Mira Sadgopal, Sandhya Gautam, Prof. 4. Public Private Partnerships in Indian Healthcare: A Review - Bijoya Roy. Imrana Qadeer, 3.31 crores, Dept of AYUSH (MHFW- Rs. 30 lakhs) and 5. Placement Agencies and Domestic IFIG (ICICI Foundation for Inclusive Work’- Neetha N. Pillai. Growth – Rs. 3.01 crs. 6. Women, Labour and Social 8. User Charges, Public Health Facilities Reproduction” - Collaboration with and Universal Access- Bijoya Roy, 3 Meena Gopal (Department of Women’s lakhs for Workshop, ICSSR. Studies, TISS Mumbai), Rs. 3-4 lakhs budgeted, TISS Mumbai. 9. Violence Outside the Home: Women’s Negotiations of the Urban Landscape- 7. Violence Outside the Home: Women’s Renu Addlakha, Sponsorship being Negotiations of the Urban Landscape: Explored, Proposal submitted to ICSSR CWDS Faculty.

10. Gender and Higher Education- Mary E. 8. Debates around and Changing John, Sponsorship being explored. Dimensions of Women’s Household and Care Work - Neetha N. Pillai. 11. National Repositary on Statistics on Women- Neetha N. Pillai, 25 lakhs, Action Research Programme Sponsorship being explored. Action Research emerged as a significant part of CWDS’ activity. It provides a live link with 12. Multiple Vulnerabilities and Marginal the wider community. The project is running Identities” Exploring Violence in in three districts of West Bengal, Bankura, the Everyday Lives of Women with Medinipur and Purulia. The women’s Disabilities in the City will be Taken collectives took a form of federation in 1986 Forward- Renu Addlakha, Internal (Nari Bikas Sangha). Sources. Advocacy/Campaigns/Networking New Projects 1. CWDS Faculty has been active 1. Delhi—Capturing Women’s Lives and participants in mobilization around the Change in a City in Transition-Indu Criminal Law Amendment Bill 2012, Agnihotri, Funding being explored from the Justice Verma Committee hearings, ICHR. the debate on the Ordinance on Sexual Assault etc. Prof. Indu Agnihotri, Prof. 2. Setting up a Women’s Archives-Indu Mary E. John and Prof. Renu Addlakha Agnihotri, Budget being revised as per have been engaged in advocacy and ICSSR letter, ICSSR. networking on this issue.

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2. Dr. Mary E. John has been appointed Co- 8. The Centre is in the second term of chair of the UGC Task Force on Safety housing FORCES, beginning 2010-11. of Women and Youth on Campuses, set New plans are being evolved to up in February 2013 with an initial time strengthen its national presence, and line of two months to advise and evaluate strengthen its role at the policy level existing understandings and procedures with the MWCD. At the regional level on campuses across the country that linkages between government and civil come under the ambit of the UGC on society organizations will be deepened issues pertaining to the safety of women for provision of services. and youth, understood broadly. 9. As founder member of the National 3. Prof. N. Neetha is member of the Task network of women’s organizations, Force set up by the Ministry of Women the Centre will continue in its various and Child with regard to Valuing advocacy efforts. Women’s Work. Teaching Women’s Studies 4. Prof. Indu Agnihotri has been invited The M.Phil/Ph.D teaching programme in to join the Expert Committee on Socio- Women’s and Gender Studies launched in Economic and Caste Census (SECC2011) 2012-13 in collaboration with Ambedkar under the Planning Commission. University Delhi is proceeding well and a 5. Members of the CWDS have networked number of faculty members are involved. with joint women’s organizations on the Teaching and Course work for this year is over budgetary allocations for women for the and students’ presentations, towards finalizing current financial year. Research topics, have been held along with allocation of prospective supervisors, pending 6. Discussions have been continued with final synopsis. Faculty involved include: Prof. the National Commission for Women Mary E. John, Prof. Renu Addlakha, Prof. N. (NCW) with respect to a range of issues, Neetha, Dr. Seema Kazi, Dr. Bijoya Roy and including the need for strengthening the Prof. Indu Agnihotri. process of dialogue and discussion with A short two week course on Research women’s organizations and the women’s Methodology and training titled ‘Addressing movement. Members participated in Exclusions: Approaching Gender’ supported Samvad 2013, organized by the NCW by the ICSSR was conducted between 28th in January 2013 and Indu Agnihotri January and February 9th 2013. Participants spoke in the panel discussion on State were drawn from SC/ST sections as per the Commissioners. request of the ICSSR.The Co-ordinator was Ms. Indrani Mazumdar. 7. The Secretariat of the Indian Association for Women’s Studies (IAWS) is being CWDS Library hosted by the Centre for the period 2011-14, and the financial office The library added 311 books / reference continues to be located at CWDS. documents and 127 monographs to its

309 Indian Council of Social Science Research collection. It subscribed 143 journals and also In-house Seminars (coordinated by added 35 journal-bound volumes. N. Neetha)

The Library has created various bibliographical 1. ‘Customarily Left Out: The Child in and full texts in-house databases using Win- the Nation’s Story’ by Vijayalakshmi ISIS and GenISISWeb for storage and user Balakrishnan, 24 April 2012. friendly access. These databases includeMahila Database,Articles Index DatabaseandTheses 2. ‘Anti-Trafficking Law: A View from and Dissertation Database. the Developing World’ by Prabha Kotiswaran, (Senior Lecturer at the The CWDS Library has recently compiled School of Law, School of Oriental and the following bibliographies and are available African Studies), 1 August, 2012. online for download at: www.cwds.ac.in/ library/services/bib.html; 3. ‘Feminism Untangled: Shifts in Praxis and Female Agency in Bangladesh’ by 1. Women, Work and Globalisation by Dr. Lamia Karim, (Associate Professor Anju Vyas and Akhlaq Ahmed. of Anthropology, University of Oregon), 10 December 2012. 2. Women of the North-East India: A Bibliography by Anju Vyas and Madhu 4. Tied in a Knot - Cross-region Marriages Shree. in Haryana and Rajasthan: Implications for Gender Rights and Gender Relations’ 3. Bhartiya Mahilayein: Jeevaniya va by Dr. Reena Kukreja, (Faculty, Atmakathayein – Ek Sandarbh Suchika Department of Film & Media Studies and by Anju Vyas and Madhu Shree. Gender Studies at Queens University, Kingston, Canada), 18 March 2013. 4. Indian Women: Biographies and Autobiographies (An annotated 5. ‘Dalit Women between Social and bibliography) by Anju Vyas and Ratna Analytical Alterity Rethinking the Sharma. ‘Quintessentially Marginal’by Manuela Ciotti, Assistant Professor in Global Seminars/Lecture/Workshops Studies at Aarhus University,18th April “User Charges, Public Halth Facilities and 2013. Universal Access” at Jawaharlal Nehru J.P. Naik Memorial Lecture University, New Delhi from 7-8 December 2012. The 22nd J.P. Naik Memorial Lecture on the topic “Women’s Studies in Academia and Seminar on “Paid Domestic Work: Emerging Development Discourse” was delivered by REjectories, Organisational and Regulatory Prof. Maithreyi Krishnaraj on 27th September Scenario”, at YWCA, New Delhi from 15-16 2012 at India International Centre, New March 2013. Delhi.

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CWDS Publications Books

The following reports/articles/chapters based 1. Disability Studies in India Global on the research undertaken for the Gender and Discourses, Local Realities. Edited by Migration Project were prepared/ finalized for Renu Addlakha, Routledge, 2012. publication: 2. Moving with the Times Gender, Status 1. CWDS, Gender and Migration: and Migration of Nurses in India by Negotiating Rights, A Women’s Sreelekha Nair, Routledge, 2012. Movement Perspective (Key Findings). 3. Changing the Terms of the Discourse 2. Indu Agnihotri, Indrani Mazumdar and Gender, Equality and the Indian State. Neetha N., ‘Gender and Migration in Edited and Introduced by Kumud India’ in National Workshop on Internal Sharma, General Editor: Vina Mazumdar, Migration and Human Development in Pearson, 2012. India, Workshop Compendium, VOL 2: WORKSHOP PAPERS . Journal

3. Indrani Mazumdar and Indu Agnihotri, Three Issues of the Indian Journal of Gender ‘Traversing Myriad Trails: Gender and Studies have been published by SAGE Migration across India’– in Truong, Publications. Thanh-Dam; Gasper, Des; Handmaker, J., Bergh, S.I. (Eds.): Migration, Gender Calendar 2013 and Social Justice - Perspectives on A calendar for 2013 titled “Fire and Grace: Human Insecurity. Hexagon Series on Kalpana Dutt Joshi” has been produced, Human and Environmental Security and distributed and sold. The calendar had a print Peace, vol. 9 (Heidelberg – New York – run of 600. Dordrecht – London) Springer, 2013. Visits by Foreign Delegations 4. Indrani Mazumdar, Neetha N., Indu Agnihotri, ‘Migration and Gender in 1. A Delegation from Ethiopia headed by India’, Economic and Political Weekly, Women, Children and Youth Affairs Vol. XLVIII No. 10, March 9, 2013 Minister H.E. Mrs. Zenebu Tadesse (Special Article). visited CWDS on 23 November 2012.

5. Indrani Mazumdar, ‘Unfree Mobility: 2. A Delegation from Shanghai Women’s Adivasi Women’s Migration’ in Meena Federation, Shanghai visited the Centre Radhakrishna (ed.). on 14th March, 2013 and an interactive session was arranged for the delegation. Occasional Papers

1. Inequalities Reinforced? Social Groups, Gender and Employment, Neetha N., Occasional Paper No.59, 2013.

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Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR GRANT: ICSSR GRANT: NON PLAN: SALARY 307.54 NON PLAN: SALARY 265.90 PLAN GRANT EXPENSE PLAN GRANT : (a) Development Expenditure 58.14 (a) Development Grant 50.00 (b)Research Promotion expense 7.53 (b) Research Promotion 18.70 Grant (c)SC/ST component 0 (c) SC/ST component 4.00 (d) unspent balance earmarked 15.17 for the year 2013-14 State Government 0.00 Any other :Project Expense 179.74 Income from own 45.57 sources Any other :Project 179.74 Grant Excess of Expenditure 4.21 over Income Total 568.12 Total 568.12

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Research Projects (Completed) Limited (MCL), Anugul in Orissa: A Cost of Illness Approach, Dr. Sujit Kumar 1. Land Distribution to the Landless in Mishra, Social Statistics Division, Andhra Pradesh, Dr. L. Reddeppa, Ministry of Statistics and Programme ICSSR. Implementation, Government of India and ICSSR. 2. Centrally Sponsored Schemes on Marine Fisheries & Its Effect on Development 4. Crimes and Atrocities against Schedule of Fisheries, Dr. S. Surapa Raju, SER Tribes in India, Ms. Smriti Sharma, Division, Planning Commission and Hivos India Regional Office. ICSSR. 5. Adivasi Art: From Traditional 3. Valuation of Health Cost of the People Subsistence to Means of Livelihood, Affected from Mahanadi Coal Field Mr. Mushtak Khan, Ford Foundation.

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6. History of Adivasi Agriculture in Andhra by Prof. Kalpana Kannabiran and Pradesh, Dr. M. Sridhar, Government of Prof. Ghanshyam Shah, ICSSR and Andhra Pradesh. Government of Andhra Pradesh.

7. Financial Inclusion of the Chenchus 7. Willingness to Pay for GI Products in in Andhra Pradesh, Dr. N. Vasanthi, India: Darjeeling Tea and Pochampally Reserve Bank of India and Government Ikat, Dr. Soumya Vinayan, ICSSR of Andhra Pradesh. Research Promotion Scheme and Government of Andhra Pradesh. Research Projects (Ongoing) 8. Combating Child Marriage and Gender- 1. Gender, Caste and Tribe in Forest based Discrimination (In partnership Governance in Context of FRA, 2006, with Asmita Resource Centre for Dr. Pratyusna Patnaik, ICSSR and Women), Dr. Kalpana Kannabiran, Dr. Government of Andhra Pradesh. Sujit Kumar Mishra & Dr. S. Surapa 2. Socio-Economics of Geographical Raju, Government of Andhra Pradesh. Indications in Indian Handloom Sector: Pochampally, Dr. Soumya Vinayan, 9. Urban Employment of Persons with ICSSR and Government of Andhra Disabilities, Dr. Kalpana Kannabiran, Dr. Pradesh. Soumya Vinayan, Dr. Sandhya Maliye, ICSSR under Research Promotion 3. Mining Closure and the Issue of Scheme and Government of Andhra Livelihoods, Dr. Sujit Kumar Mishra, Pradesh. ICSSR under Research Promotion Scheme. 10. Dalits and Christians, Dr. Sambaiah Gundimeda, ICSSR under Research 4. Honey Gathering in the Forests of Promotion Scheme and Government of Nallamalai: En Eroding Economy of Andhra Pradesh. the Chenchus, Mr. Thokala Guruvayya, Ford Foundation. 11. Economic and Social Empowerment of Adivasis: An Initiative with Chenchus 5. Mapping Positive and Negative (PVTG) in Srisailam ITDA Area, Mr. Compliance to Civil and Political Rights: D. Sunder Raj, Government of Andhra Documentation from Villages within Pradesh and Ford Foundation. Bhadrachalam ITDA, Mr. Ch. Mohana Murali Krishna, HIVOS India Regional 12. Study of Ashram Schools for Chenchus, Office. Prof. Kalpana Kannabiran, Ford Foundation and Government of Andhra 6. Educational Attainment and Challenges Pradesh. faced by De-notified, Nomadic and Semi-nomadic Tribes in India: A Study 13. Age at Marriage among Chenchus, Prof. of 10 States, Dr. Suresh Jagannadham Kalpana Kannabiran and Mr. D. Sunder and Dr. Vijay Korra; Coordinated Raj, Government of Andhra Pradesh.

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14. Access to Education among Gutti Koya New Delhi(Dr. Nagaraju Gundemeda, Migrants in Andhra Pradesh, Prof. Associate Professor, Department of Kalpana Kannabiran and Dr. Vijay Sociology, University of Hyderabad; Korra, Government of Andhra Pradesh. andDr. Pratyusna Patnaik, Assistant Professor, CSD, Hyderabad). 15. Diagnostic Study of ITDAs in Andhra Pradesh, Dr. Sunkari Satyam, ICSSR Seminars/Lectures under Research Promotion Scheme and 1. XI C.D. Deshmukh Memorial Lecture Government of Andhra Pradesh. entitled “On Inclusive Growth: Reflections on the Concept in the Indian 16. International Resource Guide to Context”, 24 December 2012, Council Adivasi Studies in India, Prof. Kalpana for Social Development, Prof. S.K. Kannabiran and Dr. Rama Patnaik, Thorat, Professor, JNU & Chairman, Council for Social Development, Ford ICSSR. Foundation and Government of Andhra Pradesh. 2. ‘The Grammar of Caste: Economic Discrimination in Contemporary India’, New Research Initiatives April 4, 2012, Prof. Ashwini Deshpande, 1. Measuring Institutionalized Capacities Professor, Department of Economics, for Development Projects in India, Delhi School of Economics, University sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi (Prof. of Delhi. Kalpana Kannabiran & Dr. Sujit Kumar 3. ‘Tools Of Justice: Non-Discrimination Mishra). And The Indian Constitution’, April 2. Democracy and Tribal Voice in 26, 2012, Prof. Kalpana Kannabiran, Professor & Regional Director, CSD. Contemporary Indian Politics: A Study of Andhra Pradesh, sponsored by ICSSR, 4. ‘Educational Travails of Tribes in New Delhi (Dr. Sunkari Satyam, Post Modern India’, August 21, 2012, Doctoral Fellow). Dr. Joseph Bara, Editor, Educational Records Research Units, School of 3. The Other Backward Classes: Exclusion, Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru Empowerment and Modernization (Prof. University. S. Simhadri, Department of Geography, Osmania University and Prof. P.L. 5. ‘Innovation in the Informal Economy’, Vishweshwer Rao, Professor & Head, November 15, 2012 (jointly with S R Department of Mass Communication Sankaran Chair (NIRD)), Prof. Barbara and Journalism, MANNU) through Hariss-White, Emeritus Professor CSD, Hyderabad. of Development Studies, Oxford University. Training Programmes 6. ‘Trust and the Indian Pharmaceuticals • Training Programme on Capacity Industry’, December 5, 2012 (jointly Building for Social Science Faculty with S R Sankaran Chair (NIRD)), Prof. (SC Category), sponsored by ICSSR, Roger Jeffery, University of Edinburgh.

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7. ‘Hunger and Dispossession in India’, 2. Research Methodology Course in March 1, 2013, Dr. Binayak Sen, Social Sciences, CSD, Hyderabad,21-30 National Vice President, Peoples Union January 2013. for Civil Liberties. 3. Research Methodology Course in Social Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Sciences for Scholars from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, CSD, 1. National Symposium on ‘Telugu Hyderabad,11-20 February 2013. Literature: Contemporary Politics and Socio-Economic Movements’, CSD, Library Hyderabad, August 30-31, 2012. The Southern Regional Centre of the Council 2. National Conference on “Social at Hyderabad has a select Library consisting Exclusion and Rights of Persons with of 13,016 books including reports, reference Disabilities”, CSD, Hyderabad, October books/documents, encyclopedias, directories, 19-20, 2012. annual reports, Union Catalogues, bibliogra- phies, atlases, etc. During the year, as many 3. Fourth National Bioethics Conference as 401 books were added to its collection. on “Ethical and Regulatory Challenges The Library receives 26 Journals/Magazines in Health Research” at University and Newsletters both subscribed and on gra- of Hyderabad in collaboration with tis, besides online subscription to Indiastat University of Hyderabad and Forum for and JSTOR. The process of computerization Medical Ethics Society, December 6-8, of Library is nearing completion. The Library 2012. also provides services like current awareness service, Selective Dissemination of Informa- 4. Public Discussion on Role of Intellectuals tion (SDI), etc. to its faculty. in Resisting Violence against Women, CSD, Hyderabad,31st December, 2012. Publications/Journals

5. Gender Studies Workshop, CSD, • A peer reviewed Working Paper Series, Hyderabad, January 2-8, 2013. The Hyderabad Social Development 6. Graduate Students’ Workshop on Papers; featuring ongoing faculty India’s Development Experience at Tata research was inaugurated by Prof. S.K. Institute of Social Sciences, Hyderabad, Thorat, Chairman, ICSSR on December 21-22 February 2013. 24, 2012. The inaugural volume consisted of the following four papers: 7. Advanced Writing Course, CSD, Hyderabad, February 22 to 07 March Volume 1: Numbers 1-4 2013. 1. Sujit Kumar Mishra: “Coal Mining Training Externalities: A Study of Basundhara Coal Field in India”. 1. Three Weeks Refresher Course for ST Lawyers, CSD, Hyderabad, March-July 2. Soumya Vinayan: “Student’s Loans in 2012. Financing Higher Education: Levels of

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Indebtedness among Student Borrowers 6. Sujit Kumar Mishra, “People’s Responses in Kerala”. to the State Policies of Resettlement: The Case of Ultra Mega Power Plant 3. Pratyusna Patnaik: “Does Political in Orissa”, Journal of Socio-Economic Representation Ensure Empowerment? Development, 2012,14(2), pp. 202-214. Scheduled Tribes in the Panchayats of Orissa”. 7. Sujit Kumar Mishra, “Flood in Thailand: Assessing Institutionalized Capacities to 4. Sam Gundimeda: “In Search of Reduce Vulnerability”, Social Change, Equality: Caste and Dalit Strategies in 2012, 43 (3), pp. 411-423. Contemporary India”. 8. S. Surapa Raju, “Continuing Education Articles Programme: A Study in West Godavari District in Andhra Pradesh” (ed.) 1. Kalpana Kannabiran, “State Policy Changing Paradigms of Education and and the Twelfth Plan through a Gender Human Development, B.S. Vasudeva Lens”, Economic & Political Weekly Rao and P. Viswanadha Gupta (ed.), (Co-author), 28 April 2012. Ambala: Associated Publishers, 2012,pp. 2. Kalpana Kannabiran, “A Cartography 103-113 (Co-author). of Resistance: The National Federation of Dalit Women” in Raka Ray (ed.), 9. S. Surapa Raju, “Motorization of Fishing Handbook of Gender. Delhi: Oxford in Andhra Pradesh: Studying the Scope University Press, 2012 (republished). and Impact of a Centrally Sponsored Scheme”, Man & Development, Vol. 3. Kalpana Kannabiran, “Disability, XXXIV, No, 4, December 2012, pp. Constitutional Communications and the 1-12. Interrogation of Normativity” in Ranabir Samaddar and Suhit Sen (ed.), Political 10. Sambaiah Gundimeda, “What’s the Menu Transition and Development Imperatives - Food Politics and Hegemony”, Sambaiah in India, New Delhi: Routledge, 2012. Gundimeda, V. B. Tharakeshwar and Uma Bhrugubanda (eds.), Anveshi 4. N. Vasanthi, “Organizing Domestic Broadsheet on Contemporary Politics, Workers and Workplace Rights: A Case Vol. 1, No. 4, September 2012. Study from Hyderabad”, Journal of Workplace Rights, Vol.16(1), 2011-12, 11. Sambaiah Gundimeda, “Democratization Baywood Publishing Co., Inc, 2012, of the Public Sphere”, in Gundimeda, pp.31-46. Sambaiah at el (eds.), what’s the Menu - Food Politics and Hegemony. Anveshi 5. N. Vasanthi, Guest Editor, Special Issue Broadsheet on Contemporary Politics, on Clinical Legal Education, Social Vol. 1, No. 4, September 2012. Change, Vol. 42, No.4, December 2012 and author of Introduction, 12. Sambaiah Gundimeda, “Democratization “Strengthening Clinical Legal Education of the Public Sphere: The Beef Stall in India”. Case in Hyderabad’s Sukoon Festival”,

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in Satyanarayana, K. and Susie Tharu 5. “Moving towards a Bill of Rights for (eds.), steel nibs are sprouting: New Women”, The Hans India, edit page, 3 Dalit Writing from South India [Dossier February 2013. II: Kannada and Telugu], Delhi: Harper Collins Publishers India, pp: 767-787, 6. “UPA Strays off Sonia’s Course”, The 2013. Hindu, edit page, 10 February 2013.

13. Vijay Korra, “What Leads Agriculture B. Ramesh into Distress: Evidence from 1. [Education For Adivasis] Mahabubnagar District in Andhra Adivaasulakuvidhya-anthaamidhya, Pradesh”, Madhya Pradesh Journal of Prajashakti, Telugu daily, 8 September Social Sciences, December 2011, Vol. 2012. 16, No. 2. 2. [Situation Of Nomadic Communities] 14. B. Ramesh, “Continuing Education Sanchaara Jaatula Sthaanam Ekkada, Programme: A Study in West Godavari Namaste Telangana, Telugu daily, 9 District in Andhra Pradesh” in Changing September 2012. Paradigms of Education and Human Development, B.S. VasudevaRao and 3. [Right To Education] Punaadividyaku- P.Viswanadha Gupta (eds.), Ambala: putted savaallu, Namaste Telangana, Associated Publishers, 2012,pp. 103-113 Telugu daily, 18 October 2012. (Co-author). 4. [Education for Persons with Disabilities] 15. B. Ramesh, “Policy Intervention Vikalaangulavidyapai - Vivaksha, for Inclusive Growth: A Study on Namaste Telangana, Telugu daily, 8 MGNREGS in Ranga Reddy District”, November 2012. ANU Journal of Social Sciences, Vol 3, Nos. 1 & 2, June-December 2011 5. [On Chenchus] Teeranivetalu- (Released in 2013). MaaraniBatukulu, Namaste Telangana Telugu daily, 18 November 2012. Kalpana Kannabiran 6. [Development and Adivasis] 1. “Regulating Cultures through Food Aadivaasulaku Doorangaa–Abhivruddi- Policing”, The Hindu, edit page, 1 May phalaalu, Prajashakti, Telugu daily, 2012. 16December 2012.

2. “Girl Punk, Interrupted”, The Hindu, 7. [On KG Kannabiran] Hakkula Sureedu, edit page, 24 August 2012. Namaste TelanganaTelugu daily, 30 December 2012. 3. “Why Focus on Child Marriage?”, The Hans India, edit page, 14 October 2012. 8. [On Gangireddollu, a BC community] Ganjidorakani Gangireddulajeevitaalu, 4. “A Moment of Triumph for Women”, Namaste Telangana, Telugu daily, 13 The Hindu, edit page, 25 January 2013. January 2013.

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9. [On Budubukkala Community] Namaste Telangana, Telugu daily, 17 Moogaboyina Damarukham, Namaste March 2013. Telangana, Telugu daily, 10 February 2013. Book Reviews

10. [On Arikateka Community] • Soumya Vinayan, Processual Justice Andhakaaramlo Are Katikalu, Namaste to People, Justice V R Krishna Iyer, Telangana Telugu daily, 24 February Universal Law Publishing Co. Pvt. Ltd, 2013. 2012, pp. 298, Rs. 450, Social Change, Vol. 42 (4), 571-575. 11. [Poverty and Daasari Community] Daaridryamlo Daasari Batukulu,

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(` in Lakhs )

Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 85.00 Salary Grant (Salary, 1,80.75 P.F., Gratuity, Leave Encashment, etc.) Grant received from State 1,50.00 Research Promotion 74.20 Government Expenses Income from own/other 6.25 Library Development 4.32 resources Any other, please specify Communication 2.85 2. Interest on Corpus Fund 30.86 Campus & Infrastructure 23.78 (RBI Chair) Maintenance 3. ICSSR Research Promotion 22.00 Building & Fixed Assets 47.94 Scheme 4. Research Programmes 65.99 Transfer - Development 39.02 (FCRA) & Corpus Fund 5. Research & Training 1,38.53 Other Administrative 7.88 Programmes (Non FCRA) Expenses Excess of Income over 1,17.88 Expenditure (C/F) Total 4,98.63 Total 4,98.62

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GIRI INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (GIDS) LUCKNOW

Research Studies (Completed) 7. Monitoring and Evaluation of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan in four Districts of 1. Estimation of Farmers’ Income in Uttar Unnao, Sant Kabir Nagar, Faizabad Pradesh for the year 2010-11, sponsored and Hardoi in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by State Planning Commission, Govt. of by Ministry of Human Resource U.P. by Prof. A.K. Singh. Development, Department of School 2. Evaluation of Multi-Sectoral Education & Literacy, Govt. of India, Development Programme (MSDP) in NewDelhi by Dr. Fahimuddin, Dr. B.K. Minority Concentrated Districts of U.P. Bajpai and Dr. R.C. Tyagi. and M.P., sponsored by ICSSR, New 8. Post Enumeration Survey of DISE- Delhi by Dr. B.K. Bajpai. data in Gonda, Gautam Budh Nagar 3. Evaluation of Schemes Implemented and Barabanki Districts of Uttar by Agriculture and Related Department Pradesh, sponsored by State Project under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana, Office, Education for All Projects UP, sponsored by Directorate of Agriculture, Nishatganj, Lucknow by Dr. B.K. Bajpai Krishi Bhawan, Lucknow by Dr. and Fahimuddin. Fahimuddin. 9. Study on Rural Non-Farm Employment, 4. Socio-Economic and Behavioural Pattern sponsored by Institute of Applied Related to Suicides in Bundelkhand Manpower Research, New Delhi by Region, sponsored by State Planning Prof. A.K. Singh. Commission, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh 10. Revamping the Insurance Scheme for through Evaluation Division, State Accident of Rickshaw Pullers and Planning Institute, Lucknow by Prof. A. Personal Rickshaws in Uttar Pradesh, K. Singh and Dr. B.N. Prasad. sponsored by State Urban Development 5. Monitoring of NLM Report for Rural Agency, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow by Development Programmes Phase-I of Prof. A.K. Singh. Districts Nalanda and Sheikhpura in 11. Monitoring and Evaluation of Sarva Bihar, sponsored by Ministry of Rural Shiksha Abhiyan in four Districts of Development, Govt. of India, New Delhi Bahraich, Raebareli, Ambedkar Nagar by Dr. G.S. Mehta and Dr. B.N. Prasad. and Gonda in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored 6. Relative Educational Backwardness of by Ministry of Human Resource Muslims and Associated Factors: A Study Development, Department of School in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Indian Education & Literacy, Govt. of India, Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi by Dr. Fahimuddin, Dr. B.K. New Delhi by Dr. Fahimuddin. Bajpai, and Dr. R.C. Tyagi.

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12. Study on Factors Impacting Non- Women and Child Development, Govt. Agricultural Employment Growth in of India, New Delhi by Prof. A.K. Singh Selected States, sponsored by Institute and Dr. Nomita P. Kumar. of Applied Manpower Research, New Delhi by Dr. G.S. Mehta. Research Projects/ Studies (Ongoing) 13. Agro Processing Industry in U.P.: Emerging Structure and Development 1. Economic Impact of Child Marriage and Potential, sponsored by Planning Malnutrition, sponsored by Ministry of Commission, Govt. of India, New Delhi Women and Child Development, Govt. by Dr. G.S. Mehta. of India, New Delhi by Prof. A.K. Singh and Dr. Nomita P. Kumar. 14. Study on the Member of Parliament Local Area Development (MPLAD) 2. Estimation of Farmers Income in Uttar Scheme in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Pradesh, sponsored by State Planning Public Interest Foundation, New Delhi Commission, Govt. of U.P. by Prof. by Dr. B.K. Bajpai A.K. Singh. 15. Options for Diversification in Tobacco 3. Relative Educational Backwardness of Farming, Beedi Rolling and Tendu Leaf Muslims and Associated Factors: A Study Plucking in India, sponsored by IDRC in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Indian through Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Council of Social Science Research, Development Research, Dharwad, New Delhi by Dr. Fahimuddin. Karnataka by Dr. Fahimuddin. 16. End Line Survey of Voters Knowledge, 4. Monitoring and Evaluation of Sarva Attitude, Behaviour and Practices Shiksha Abhiyan in four Districts of (KABP) of Electors in Uttar Pradesh, Unnao, Sant Kabir Nagar, Faizabad sponsored by Office of the Chief Election and Hardoi in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored Officer, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow by Dr. by Ministry of Human Resource B.K. Bajpai. Development, Department of School Education & Literacy, Govt. of India, 17. Survey of Child Labour in Faizabad New Delhi by Dr. Fahimuddin, Dr. B.K. District of Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Bajpai, and Dr. R.C. Tyagi. Deputy Labour Commissioner, Child Labour Eradication Samiti, Faizabad by 5. Study on the Member of Parliament Dr. R.C. Tyagi. Local Area Development (MPLAD) 18. Survey of Child Labour in CSJM Scheme in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Nagar (Amethi) District of Uttar Public Interest Foundation, New Delhi Pradesh, sponsored by Deputy Labour by Dr. B.K. Bajpai. Commissioner, Child Labour Eradication 6. Study on Rural Non-Farm Employment, Samiti, Faizabad by Dr. R.C. Tyagi. sponsored by Institute of Applied 19. Economic Impact of Child Marriage and Manpower Research, New Delhi by Malnutrition, sponsored by Ministry of Prof. A.K. Singh.

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7. Study on Factors Impacting Non- sponsored by Directorate of Agriculture, Agricultural Employment Growth in Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow by Dr. Selected States, sponsored by Institute Fahimuddin. of Applied Manpower Research, New Delhi by Dr. G.S. Mehta. Projects Initiated

8. Monitoring and Evaluation of Sarva 1. Post Enumeration Survey of Dise- Shiksha Abhiyan in four Districts of data in Gonda, Gautam Budh Nagar Bahraich, Raebareli, Ambedkar Nagar, and Barabanki Districts of Uttar and Gonda in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored Pradesh, sponsored by State Project by Ministry of Human Resource Office, Education for All UP Projects, Development, Department of School Nishatganj, Lucknow by Dr. B.K. Education & Literacy, Govt. of India, Bajpai. New Delhi by Dr. Fahimuddin, Dr. B.K. 2. m0iz0 esa tyok;q {ks=ksa ds vk/kkj ij Hkwfe mi;ksx Bajpai, and Dr. R.C. Tyagi. foU;kl dh izo`fr] sponsored by Land Use 9. Revamping the Insurance Scheme for Board, Planning Department, Govt. of Accident of Rickshaw Pullers and U.P., Lucknow by Dr. Fahimuddin. Personal Rickshaws in Uttar Pradesh, 3. Dalit Assertion and Emerging Rural sponsored by State Urban Development Social Formation in Uttar Pradesh, Agency, Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow by sponsored by Indian Council of Social Prof. A.K. Singh and Dr. G.S. Mehta. Science Research, New Delhi by Dr. 10. Issues Related to Family Planning in B.N. Prasad. the State of Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by 4. Options for Diversification in Tobacco Population Foundation of India, New Farming, Bidi Rolling and Tendu Leaf Delhi by Prof. A.K. Singh and Dr. (Mrs.) Plucking in India, sponsored by IDRC Nomita P. Kumar. through Centre for Multi Disciplinary 11. End Line Survey of Voters Knowledge, Development Research, Dharwad, Attitude, Behaviour and Practices (KABP) Karnataka by Prof. A.K. Singh and Dr. of Electors in Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by Fahimuddin. Office of the Chief Election Officer, Uttar 5. Survey of Child Labour in Faizabad Pradesh, Lucknow by Dr. B.K. Bajpai. District of Uttar Pradesh, sponsored by 12. Street Children in Lucknow: A Study of Deputy Labour Commissioner, Child their Socio-Economic Background and Labour Eradication Samiti, Faizabad by Living Conditions, sponsored by Indian Dr. R.C. Tyagi. Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi by Dr. B.K. Bajpai. 6. Street Children in Lucknow: A Study of their Socio-Economic Background and 13. Evaluation of Schemes Implemented by Living Conditions, sponsored by Indian Agriculture and Related Departments Council of Social Science Research, under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana, New Delhi by Dr. B.K. Bajpai.

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7. Survey of Child Labour in CSJM Singh, Dr. Fahimuddin and Dr. B.K. Nagar (Amethi) District of Uttar Bajpai of the Institute. Pradesh, sponsored by Deputy Labour Commissioner, Child Labour Eradication 2. Half day Workshop on World Bank’s Samiti, Faizabad by Dr. R.C. Tyagi. Country Strategy for India(2013-16) on 13th June 2012 in collaboration with 8. Rural Transformation in Uttar Pradesh: A the World Bank.The members who Longitudinal Study of Selected Villages participated in the workshop from the in Uttar Pradesh (under Research World Bank were: Mr. Roland Lomme, Promotion Scheme), sponsored by Indian Mr. Tapan Ghosh, Ms. Vandana Mehra, Council of Social Science Research, Ms. Sona Thakur, Mr. Severin K. and New Delhi by Prof. A.K. Singh, G.S. Sasha D. Mehta, Fahimuddin, Dr. B.K. Bajpai, Dr. R.C. Tyagi, Dr. Nomita P. Kumar, 3. Research Methodology Course in Social Dr. N.K. Maurya, Mr. Srinivas Goli and Sciences for Ph.D. Studentsfrom18th to Dr. P.K. Trivedi. 28th February 2013. The workshop was coordinated by Professor A.K. Singh, 9. Reaching Out to the Child and Mother: Dr. Fahimuddin and Dr. B.K. Bajpai of An Evaluation of ICDS in Uttar Pradesh, the Institute. sponsored by Indian Council of Social Memorial Lectures Science Research, New Delhi (under Research Promotion Scheme) by Dr. 1. The Institute organized Fifth D.P. Dhar (Mrs.) Nomita P. Kumar. Memorial Lecture on ‘Social Inclusion without Inclusion: The Paradoxes of 10. Concession on Registration Charges/ Indian Economic Growth’ on 19th Stamp Duty to Women Property Buyers: October 2012. The Memorial Lecture A Tool for Empowerment, sponsored by was delivered by Dr. Santosh Mehrotra, Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy Director General, Institute of Applied of Administration, Mussoorie by Dr. Manpower Research, New Delhi. Nomita P. Kumar. 2. The Institute organized Sixth V.B. Singh Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/ Memorial Lecture on ‘India’s Triple Lectures Transition and Implications for Economic Policy Making’ on 04th February 2013. Workshops The Memorial Lecture was delivered 1. Workshop on Research Methodology by Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Former Director and Project Formulation from18th to General ICRIER and Former Secretary 31st May 2012 in collaboration with the General FICCI, New Delhi. Indian Association of Social Science Guest Lectures Institutions, New Delhi. 32 scholars attended the workshop. The workshop 1. JusticeAjay Misra (Retd. Judge), Supreme was coordinated by Professor A.K. Court delivered a lecture on Quantitative

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and Qualitative Improvement in the 3. Status of Tenancy in Uttar Pradesh: Some India Judicial System on 9th December Facts from the Field by Dr. Fahimuddin 2012 at the Institute. (Working Paper No.207).

2. Professor William R. Pinch, Professor of 4. Knowledge, Belief and Practices of History at Wesleyan University delivered Voters in Uttar Pradesh by Dr. B.K. a lecture on the Role of Anup Giri in Bajpai (Working Paper No.208). the First War of Independence on 13th March 2013 at the Institute. 5. Precarious Livelihood: A Study of Rickshaw Pullers in Uttar Pradesh by Round Table Discussion Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh (Working Paper A Round Table Discussion on Electricity No.209). for All was organized by the Institute in 6. U.P. Government Finances 1991-2011: collaboration with Prayas Energy Group, Pune From Fiscal Crises to Fiscal on 28th September 2012.The main objective Consolidation by Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh of the round table was to discuss challenges and approaches to ensure electrification for all (Working Paper No.210). households in India with focus on U.P. 7. Economics of Small Farmers and Their Publications Livelihood Options by Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh (Working Paper No.211). Books 8. Performance Assessment of Elementary 1. Problems and Management of Rural Urban Fringe edited by Dr. S.S.A. Education towards Compliance RTE Jafri and Dr. B.K. Bajpai, M/s Concept in Uttar Pradesh by Dr. B.K. Bajpai Publishing Company, Pvt. Ltd., New (Working Paper No.212). Delhi, 2012. Occasional Papers 2. Management of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee 1. Gender Issues in Agriculture: Act by Professor. G.S. Mehta, M/s An Overview of the Dimensions, Hirmani Press, New Delhi. Determinants and Disparities by Dr. Nisha Srivastava, Allahabad University Working Papers (Occasional Paper 3). 1. Social Security for the Poor: 2. Estimation of Incremental Capital Effectiveness of Rashtriya Swasthya Output Ratio in Uttar Pradesh: 2004-05 Bima Yojana in Uttar Pradesh by Dr. G.S. Mehta (Working Paper No.205). to 2009-10 by Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh and Shri Arvind Kumar Tewari (Occasional 2. Estimation of Rural and Urban Income Paper 4). of Uttar Pradesh: 1999-2000 and 2004-2005 by Dr. Ajit Kumar Singh and 3. Conditions and Problems of Farmers in Shri Arvind Kumar Tewari (Working Uttar Pradesh: A Status Report by Dr. Paper No.206). Ajit Kumar Singh (Occasional Paper 5).

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Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount Grant from ICSSR 246.39* Opening (Excess 24.60 Expenditure over Receipt of Previous Year) Government of Uttar Pradesh 117.00 Salary & Allowances 323.12 Corpus Fund 6.27 Library 2.82 Other Sources 53.00 Research Projects/ 7.18 Programs/ Seminar and Conferences, etc. Maintenance & 41.54 Development Closing Balance 23.40 Total 422.66 422.66

GUJARAT INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH (GIDR) AHMEDABAD Research Projects (Completed) Unfinished Agenda” by Amita Shah. Sponsored by National Centre for Natural Resources Management, Agricultural Economics and Policy Agriculture and Climate Change Research (NCAP), New Delhi, amount 1. “Impact of Investment in Watershed sanctioned `4 lakh. Projects in Gujarat: A Comprehensive Study” by Amita Shah, Dipak Nandani 4. “Economic Evaluation of Bt Cotton and Hasmukh Joshi. Sponsored by Adoption in Gujarat” by N. Lalitha National Institute of Rural Development, & P. K. Viswanathan. Sponsored by ` Hyderabad, amount sanctioned 45.5 Directorate of Agriculture, Government lakh. of Gujarat, amount sanctioned `6.50 2. “Catalysing Rural Transformation: Role lakh. of Watershed Development Projects in Dry Land and Forest Regions in 5. “An Economic Evaluation of Maharashtra” byAmita Shah and Samuel Revitalisation of Village Ponds in Abraham. Sponsored by National Bank Gujarat” by P.K. Viswanathan, Amit for Agriculture and Rural Development, Mandal, Ila Mehta. Sponsored by Gujarat Mumbai, amount sanctioned `17 lakh. State Land Development Corporation 3. “Watershed Based Development and Ltd., Gandhinagar, amount sanctioned Agricultural Growth in India: An `12.50 lakh.

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Industry, Infrastructure, Trade and Workers in Tamil Nadu” by N. Lalitha. Finance Sponsored by Natural Resources Institute, Greenwich University, UK, amount sanctioned 1. “LMCP – A Saga of Excellence” by N. £ 5040. Lalitha. Sponsored by LMCP Alumni Research Society, Ahmedabad, amount Regional Development, Institutions and sanctioned `2.50 lakh. Governance

2. “Innovation Systems for Inclusive 1. “Pros and Cons of Direct Election Development: Lessons from Rural China of Gram Panchayat President” by and India” by Keshab Das. Sponsored Madhusudan Bandi. Sponsored by by International Development Research Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Centre (IDRC), Canada, amount Department, Government of Karnataka sanctioned `31.89 lakh. amount sanctioned ` 0.50 lakh.

Employment, Migration and Urbanisation 2. “Identifying Technical Assistance for Mentoring Producer Organisations” 1. “Rural Non-Farm Employment: A Study of Gujarat” by Amita Shah and by Tara Nair. Sponsored by The Itishree Pattnaik. Sponsored by Institute Humanist Institute for Cooperation of Applied Manpower Research, New with Developing Countries (HIVOS), Delhi, amount sanctioned `7.25 lakh. The Hague and India Foundation for Humanistic Development, Bengaluru, 2. “Regional Dimensions of Emerging amount sanctioned `1.51 lakh. Labour Shortage in Rubber Plantation Sector in Kerala: An Exploratory Research Projects (Ongoing) Analysis” by P.K. Viswanathan. Natural Resources Management, Sponsored by National Research Agriculture and Climate Change Programme on Plantation Development (NRPPD), Centre for Development 1 “Recent Experiences of Agricultural Studies, Trivandrum, Kerala, amount Growth in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh: sanctioned ` 0.75 lakh. An Enquiry into the Patterns, Process and Impacts” by Amita Shah and Itishree 3. “Mapping of International Migration Pattnaik. Sponsored by Indian Council from Gujarat: Its Extent, Nature and of Social Science Research (ICSSR), Impacts” by Amita Shah and Biplab New Delhi, amount sanctioned ` 5.47 Dhak. Sponsored by Ministry of lakh. Overseas Indian Affairs, Government of India and NRG Foundation, Government 2 “A Post Facto Analysis of Major and of Gujarat, amount sanctioned `15 lakh. Medium versus Minor Irrigation Projects in Kerala in a Comparative Perspective” Poverty and Human Development by P.K. Viswanathan. Sponsored by “Assessing the Poverty Impact of Social and State Planning Board, Government of Voluntary Standards among Tea Plantation Kerala, amount sanctioned ` 2.85 lakh.

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3 “Rural Energy Consumption Trends in Sudeep Basu. Sponsored by Gujarat State Non- Gujarat: An Analysis of Performance of Resident Gujarati Foundation, Gandhinagar, Agricultural Seeders under the PGVCL” amount sanctioned `16.15 lakh. by P.K. Viswanathan. Sponsored by Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Poverty and Human Development Commission, Government of Gujarat, amount sanctioned `3.90 lakh. 1. “Lessons Learned from SEWA’s Interventions in Gujarat to Enhance 4. “Critical Assessment of the Forest Rights Social Security of Members and Their Act, 2006 and its Impact on Livelihoods Families” by Leela Visaria and Rudra of the Forest Dependent Communities: N. Mishra. Sponsored by Self Employed A Comparative Study of Chhattisgarh Women’s Association (SEWA), and Gujarat” by Madhusudan Bandi. Ahmedabad and Packard Foundation, amount sanctioned `9.50 lakh. U.S.A., amount sanctioned `24 lakh.

5. “Millennium Goal - Poverty Eradication 2. “Chronic Poverty Advisory Network” in Rural India: Poverty Reduction and by Amita Shah. Sponsored by Overseas the Community Management of Natural Development Institute, London, U.K, Resources in Gujarat and Madhya amount sanctioned € 26400. Pradesh (Focus on Inland Fishing)” by Jharna Pathak. Sponsored by Shastri Regional Development, Institutions and Indo-Canadian Institute, Canada, amount Governance sanctioned ` 2.64 lakh. 1. “Regulating Micro-finance through 6. “Institutional Innovation and Inclusion in Codes of Conduct: A Critical Review the Farm Sector: Case of Farmer Producer Collectives” by Tara Nair. Sponsored by of the Indian Experience” by Tara Nair. Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi, Sponsored by Faculty of Business, amount sanctioned `31.89 lakh. Government and Law/ANZSIG, University of Canberra, amount Industry, Infrastructure, Trade and sanctioned A $ 2000. Finance 2. “Mainstreaming Youth in Local “Indian Pharmaceutical Industry in Governance: Study of a Village Transition: Issues in Supply of and Access Panchayat in Gujarat” by Tara Nair. to Generic ARVs” by Keshab Das and Tara Sponsored by Rajiv Gandhi National Nair. Sponsored by French National Agency Institute for Youth Development, Tamil for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis Nadu, amount sanctioned `1.68 lakh. (ANRS), Paris, France, amount sanctioned `16.18 lakh. 3. “Tribal Development in Gujarat” sponsored by Tribal Development Employment, Migration and Urbanisation Department, Government of Gujarat “Survey and Documentation of NRGs’ (through the second phase of Tribal Contribution to the Development of the State” by Resource and Research Centre).

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4. “Monitoring and Evaluation Studies on 3. “Preparatory Phase of IWMP in Thane Project Sunshine in Gujarat (Phase II)” and Nasik Divisions in Maharashtra: An by Jharna Pathak, amount sanctioned Evaluation” by Amita Shah and Hasmukh `11 lakh. Joshi. Sponsored by National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad, amount 5 “Monitoring and Evaluation Studies on sanctioned `4.55 lakh. Jeevika in Gujarat” by Jharna Pathak, amount sanctioned `3 lakh. 4. “Options for Diversification in Tobacco Farming, Bidi Rolling and Tendu Leaf 6. “Monitoring and Evaluation of Skill Plucking in India: The Economic Training Projects” by Tara Nair, amount Feasibilities and Challenges” by Amita sanctioned `8.50 lakh. Shah (in collaboration with CMDR). Sponsored by International Development 7. “Monitoring of Drinking Water Projects Research Centre (through the Centre for in Gujarat” by Keshab Das, amount Multidisciplinary Research, Dharwad), sanctioned ` 8.50 lakh. amount sanctioned `6.35 lakh.

8. “Monitoring of Soil and Water Industry, Infrastructure, Trade and Conservation Projects in Gujarat” by Finance Amita Shah, amount sanctioned `9 lakh. 1. “States and Industrialization in India – Research Projects Initiated 1981-2007: Growth, Performance and Policy Lessons (with case studies of Natural Resources Management, Gujarat, Kerala and Odisha)” by Keshab Agriculture and Climate Change Das. Sponsored by Indian Council for Social Science Research (ICSSR), New 1. “Assessment of System of Crop Delhi, amount sanctioned `5 lakh. Intensification in Bihar and Madhya 2. “Socio-economic Implications of Pradesh: Examining Implications for Protecting Handicrafts through Sustainable Development” by Jharna Geographical Indications: A Case Study Pathak. Sponsored by Indian Council of of Selected Products from Southern Social Science Research (ICSSR), New States” by N. Lalitha. Sponsored by Delhi, amount sanctioned `9 lakh. Indian Council for Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, amount 2. “Socio-economic Impacts, Institutional sanctioned `4.69 lakh. and Policy Constraints in the Adoption of Water Saving Technologies in Employment, Migration and Urbanisation Agriculture: A Comparative Study of “Impacts of Employment Generation Micro Irrigation Systems in India” by (NREGS) and Social Protection Policies on P. K. Viswanathan and Jharna Pathak. Rural Livelihoods in India: Case Studies in Sponsored by Indian Council of Social ICRISAT Villages in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, Madhya Pradesh” by P.K. Viswanathan and amount sanctioned ` 4 lakh. Rudra N. Mishra. Sponsored by International

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Crop Research Institute for Semi Arid Tropics 6. “Reversing the Research Gaze: Science as (ICRISAT), Hyderabad, amount sanctioned Culture, Scientists as Gendered Beings”, `16.48 lakh. key speaker-Margreet Zwarteveen, Assistant Professor/Senior Researcher, Poverty and Human Development Irrigation and Water Management/ 1. “Estimating MDGs for Gujarat” by Gender Studies, Wageningen University, Biplab Dhak. Sponsored by UNICEF, The Netherlands on November 26, Gandhinagar, amount sanctioned `4.50 2012. lakh. 7. “Situating Labour in the Global 2. “Estimating Socio-economic Indicators Production Network Debate: As if the at the District Level for Gujarat” by ‘South’ Mattered”, key speaker-Keshab Biplab Dhak. Sponsored by Indian Das, Professor, GIDR on February 2, Council for Social Science Research 2013. (ICSSR), amount sanctioned `17 lakh. 8. “Agricultural Transformation in Gujarat: Seminars/ Lectures Some Reflections”, key speaker-Itishree 1. “Migration and Poverty Interface: Pattnaik, Assistant Professor, and Amita Recent Debate and Evidence”, key Shah, Director, GIDR on March 16, speaker-Amita Shah, Director, GIDR on 2013. May 16, 2012. 9. “Financing the Poor or Aiding 2. “Comparative Testing of Consumer ‘Financialisation’? Revisiting the Products”, key speaker-C.J. Shishoo, Current Debates in Indian Microfinance”, Hon. Director, B.V. Patel PERD Centre, key speaker-Tara Nair, Associate Ahmedabad on May 30, 2012. Professor, GIDR on March 24, 2013. 3. “Current Migration Patterns of Muslims Conferences/Seminars/Workshops from Charotar”, key speaker -Sanderian Verstappen, Doctoral student, 1. Workshop on “Research Analysis and Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Writing in Social Sciences” organised Research, University of Amsterdam on by GIDR, held on September 24-30, June 13, 2012. 2012, at GIDR, Ahmedabad. Sponsored 4. “Farmer Producer Organisations: by ICSSR; No. of participants were 28 Some Reflections on their Status and young scholars pursuing research in Relevance”, key speaker-Tara Nair, disciplines like Economics, Sociology, Associate Professor, GIDR and Bhavani Political Science, Education and Shankar, IHMR, Jaipur on June 25, Geography. 2012. 2. Training Workshop on “Ecology and 5. “Innovation, Exclusion and Livelihoods: Economics” organised jointly with the Clusters in Rural India”, key speaker- South Asian Network for Development Keshab Das, Professor, GIDR on August and Environmental Economics 29, 2012. (SANDEE) and the Indian Society

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for Ecological Economics (INSEE), April 5-28, 2012 at GIDR, Ahmedabad; 24 held on November 29 to December 2, participants attended. 2012 at GIDR, Ahmedabad. Sponsored by ICSSR Western Regional Centre, Book Mumbai; 30 participants attended. Ahmad, Alia and N. Lalitha (Eds.), An 3. Workshop on “Making Sense of Census Institutional Perspective on Provision of 2011 for Gujarat” organised by GIDR Primary Health Care in India and Bangladesh, with the support of Unicef, Gandhinagar, Academic Foundation, New Delhi, 2013. held on December 28, 2012 at Sardar Publications/Journals Patel Institute of Public Administration (SPIPA), Ahmedabad. Sponsored by The faculty of the institute published one book, UNICEF; 50 participants attended. 13 report and30 research articles in various research journals and edited book volumes. Training Programmes Training Programme on “Research Methodology and Applications”, held on

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 1,05.00 Salary Grant 1,39.63 Grant received from State 19.00 Other administrative 39.48 Govt. expenses Income from own/other 00.53 Research Promotion 2.08 resources – interest Expenses Any other, please specify Other miscellaneous -- (a) Overhead from projects 09.85 expenses (b) Other Income 00.22 Excess of expenditure over 46.59 income Total 1,81.19 Total 1,81.19

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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (IIE) PUNE Research Projects (Completed) Technologies (ICTs) among Rural Communities: Access, Practice and Prospects, ICSSR, New Delhi. Dr. Jyoti 1 Inclusive Education for Educationally Bawane, June 2012. Backward Minority – Project Phase -1 Tech Mahindra Foundation- Dr. Razia 5 Inclusiveness of SC and ST Students: Patel. Implications for RTE’ ICSSR, New Delhi, Dr. Vikas Mane, March 2013. 2 ‘Action Research Project for Improving Quality of Elementary Education in 6 Socio-economic and Educational Status Buffer Zone of the Pench National of NT/DNT Muslims in Maharashtra Park-Maharashtra Hemendra Kothari NEG Fire, New Delhi. Dr. Razia Patel, Foundation, Mumbai - Dr. Vrushali March 2013. Dehadray. 7 Inclusive Education for Educationally 3 A Study of the On-going Processes Backward Minorities: Phase II -Tech of Pre-service Elementary Teacher Mahindra Foundation. Dr. Razia Patel. Education Programmes in Maharashtra, NCERT, New Delhi - Dr. Jyoti Bawane. New Research Initiatives

Research Projects (Ongoing) 1 Governance Reforms in Education, Health & Social Justice for the three 1 Seasonal Migration Sugarcane consultative projects, ICSSR WR – Harvesting Labour’s and Its Impact on Three Projects submitted to ICSSR- Maharashtra ICSSR, New Delhi. Prof. B.N. Kamble, June 2012 WR for Funding support Research Collaboration with Centre for Social 2 Action Research Project for Improving Justice &Governance, TISS, Mumbai, Quality of Elementary Education 2012, Approved – Letter for revised in Buffer Zone of Tadoba Andharai funding support communicated to National Park, H.K. Foundation. Dr. ICSSR-WRC, 2013- Prof. Manoj Kar. Vrushali Dehadray, Feb 2012. 2 Capacity Building Programme for 3 Action Research Project for Improving Faculty in Social Sciences (Scheduled Quality of Elementary Education in Castes – SC) – Prof. B.N.Kamble. Buffer Zone of Pench National Park- M.P, H.K. Foundation. Dr. Vrushali In Process Dehadray May 2012. 1 Caste & Citizenship Deconstructing 4 Social Opportunities and Challenges Hinduism in Western Maharashtra before of Information and Communication the 2014 Elections. Submitted ICSSR

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for Financial approval- Prof. Murzban 8 Establishment of State Education Jal. Database Center” ICSSR, New Delhi- Prof. B.N. Kamble. 2 ‘Inculcation of Human Values among School going Adolescents” NCERT- 9 Confronting Social Context in New Delhi, Prof. Murzban Jal.Status: Classrooms of Tribal Setting; Aspects A copy of the letter received from N.U. for Teacher Quality – Project submitted Raurale, Joint Secretary to Government to ICSSR for financial assistance – Dr. (Mantralaya, Mumbai), 25th June 2012, Jyoti Bawane. whereby the project is now forwarded 10 Punishment in Schools Facts and to Prof G. Ravindra, director, NCERT, Perspectives – Project submitted to New Delhi. ICSSR for financial assistance – Dr. Vrushali Dehadray. 3 Capacity Building of Young Social Scientists on ‘Interdisciplinary Research 11 Inclusive Education for Educationally on Development Studies’ through Young Backward Minority- part -3-MOU under Social Science Research Fellowship preparation with Tech Mahindra – Dr. Programme- 3 year, ICSSR, New Razia Patel. Delhi , Dr. Manoj Kar, August 2012. 12 “Establishment of State Education 4 Advance Training Programme in Methods Database Center ICSSR, New Delhi, and Applications in Interdisciplinary Prof. B.N. Kamble. Social Science Research ICSSR, New 13 “Education: Issues Relating to Delhi, Dr. Manoj Kar, August 2012. Governance, Access, Equity and Quality 5 Governance Reforms in Education, in India”ICSSR, New Delhi, Prof. B.N. Health & Social Justice for the Three Kamble. Consultative Projects in collaboration 14 Impact of Mid Day Meal Scheme for with Centre for Social Justice & Scheduled Castes in Maharashtra”, Governance, TISS, Mumbai, 2012-2013, ICSSR, New Delhi, Prof. B.N. Kamble. ICSSR Mumbai- Dr, Manoj Kar, 2012.

6 Social Construction and Approaches 15 “Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan: Issues to Infertility in India Project submitted of Scheduled Castes Education in to ICSSR for financial support – Prof. Maharashtra”, ICSSR, New Delhi, Prof. Manoj Kar. B.N. Kamble.

7 Major Research Project Proposal Lectures Conducted entitled “Effectiveness of Socio- Two Guest Lecturers on “ World Health Day” Economic Developmental Programmes by inviting Eminent Speakers on ‘Priorities for for Minorities in Maharashtra”, Ministry Social Sciences in Health Systems Education of Minority Affairs, GOI, New Delhi - & Research’ by Dr.Ashoo Grover, Senior Prof. B.N. Kamble. Scientist, ICMR, New Delhi and another

331 Indian Council of Social Science Research presentation on ‘Case study on District Health 2 Organised a workshop ‘My District Systems’ by Dr.Shyam Ashtekar, formerly My Village’ for teachers of Pench Director, School of Health Sciences, YCMOU, –Maharashtra project schools on 22nd Nashik, at IIE, Pune, 7 April 2012. August 2012 by Dr. Vrushali Dehadray.

Lectures Delivered 3 Organised a workshop of teachers to 1 Endowment Lecture. ‘The New develop subject corners in the classrooms Militants’, 25 January, 2013, Pavithran on 30th July 2012 by Dr. Vrushali Memorial Lecture, Thrissur, Chalachithra Dehadray. Kendram, Kerala - Prof. Murzban Jal. Publications 2 Endowment Lecture. ‘The Legacy Of Karl Marx’, 12 December, 2012, Research Articles Centre for Scientific Socialism, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur. – Prof. 1 ‘On Marx’s Scientific Discovery’, in Murzban Jal. Sandhān, Vol. 9, No. 2 - Prof. Murzban Jal. 3 Delivered lecture on 13th January 2013 on womens empowerment organized by 2 ‘Foreword to Who killed Prophet Anushka Stree Manch at Chinchawad Zarathushtra?’ in Marzban Hathiram, Pune- Dr. Razia Patel. Who killed Prophet Zarathushtra? And 4 Delivered lecture at Yashada, Pune on other Zoroastrian Riddles answered status of minority women in India on 4th through Ilm-e Khshnoom (Mumbai: Feb 2013 - Dr. Razia Patel. 2013) - Prof. Murzban Jal. 5 Invited as Guest speaker on occasion of 3 ‘On Revolution and Terror’, in Radical womens day at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Socialist, February, 7, 2013 - Prof. Research and Training Institute, Govt of Murzban Jal. Maharashtra on 8th March 2013 - Dr. Razia Patel. 4 ‘Crime and Punishment?’ in Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 48 No 13, 6 Delivered lecture on 25th march on March 30, 2013 - Prof. Murzban Jal. “Image on Indian Muslim women in contemporary Indian literature “at 5 ‘On Understanding the Decline of the Sahityapremi Bhagini Mandal, Pune - Established Indian Left’, Economic Dr. Razia Patel. andPolitical Weekly, Vol. XLVII, No 24, Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/ June 16, 2012 - Prof. Murzban Jal. Training Programmes 6 “A Defence of Marxism: A reply to a 1 Organised and coordinated a 4-day Neo-Hindu’s Reading of The Seductions training programme for primary teachers of Karl Marx”, in Critique, Journal of in effective mathematics teaching at Socialist Theory, (Routledge, Taylor & during 24 to 27 July 2012 by Dr. Vrushali Francis Group) Vol. 40, No. 1, February Dehadray. 2012 - Prof. Murzban Jal.

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7 “Anti- Marxism as Putrefied Theology”, 2 Zoroastrianism: From Antiquity to the Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. Modern Period, New Delhi: Centre For XLVII, No 9, March 3, 2012 - Prof. the Studies in Civilizations, 2012)- Prof. Murzban Jal. Murzban Jal.

8 ‘Asking Questions on Caste, Class and 3 Ashram Schools: Teacher context History to the Indian Left’, in Radical and challenges, New Delhi: Manak Socialist, May 18, 2012, also appears Publication, 2012 – Dr. Jyoti Bawane. in Entlichung, 19 May, 2012 - Prof. 4 Globalisation and Higher Education in Murzban Jal. India- The Changing Scenario, Pune: 9 “Reflections on Violence”, in Critique, Scion Publications, Jan 2013. Dr. Vikas Journal of Socialist Theory, (Routledge, Mane. Taylor & Francis Group) Vol. 40, No. 2, 5 “Parsi Ethics and the Spirit of Indian May 2012 - Prof. Murzban Jal. Modernity”, In Rowena Robinson (Ed.), 10 ‘Marxism as Putrefied Theology’, Minority Studies in India (New Delhi: Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. Oxford University Press: 2012)- Prof. XLVII, No 9, March 3, 2012 - Prof. Murzban Jal. Murzban Jal. 6 “Inclusiveness and Innovation – Challenges for Sustainable Growth of 11 Research paper on “‘Health systems Emerging Economies: an Experience of strengthening: Implications for public India” in Divakar Rajiv and Londhe B. health research”, paper abstract accepted R (ed.), “Inclusiveness and Innovation by 13th World Congress held on Public – Challenges for Sustainable Growth Health (April 23-27, 2012, Addis Ababa, of Emerging Economies”, New Delhi: Ethiopia), published by Medimond Excel India Publishers, pp. 1-7. Prof. – Monduzzi, Editor International B.N. Kamble. Proceedings Division, Philadelphia. –Prof. Manoj Kar. 7 “Governance for Excellence - Inclusive Growth: Experiences of India”, in Selvaraj 12 Adaptation of Secondary Schools C,John K. C. Sasi Kumar and Rajmani Teachers towards Internet Technology: K (Eds.), “Governance for Excellence”, Study Conducted in a Urban City in Madurai: J. M. International Publishers India. Techno Learn. 2(1), 47-58- Dr. - Prof. B.N. Kamble. Jyoti Bawane. 8 Education and the Denotified and Books/ Chapters Notified Tribes‘- Marginal Section of the Society (ed.) Solapur: Sankalp 1 The Legacy of Karl Marx, Nagarjuna Prakashan by Dr. Vikas Mane. Nagar: Centre for Scientific Socialism, Acharya Nagarjuna University: 2012- 9 Employability Aspirations of Youths’ Prof. Murzban Jal in Ravindra Kumar and others (ed.)

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Demographic Dividend for India. New be available on IIE Website shortly for Delhi: Global Research Publication, wider dissemination. 2012by Dr. Vrushali Dehadray. Publications/Journals Library The institute periodically publishes Quarterly 1 Number of new books added to the Marathi journal ‘Shikshan ani Samaj’ and library: 94 books. The institute at present a peer-reviewed quarterly English Journal subscribes 22 journals. “Indian Review of Education and Social Change” is in progress for publication. The 2 IIE has digitized fifty distinguished following issues in Marathi journal were academic publications of J.P.Naik published in the given year; Vol.35 No. (3) & during this Academic Year, which will (4) and Vol.36 No. (1) & (2).

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 69.17 Establishment and 88.98 Salary Grant received from State 98.00 M.Phil and Ph.D. Course 0.56 Govt. Expenses Fellowship Receipt 8.35 Fellowship Paid 6.89 Income from other resources 0.88 Seminars /Workshops 0.31 Any other, Please specify -- Library 0.57 -- Contigencies 2.47 -- Closing Balance 76.62 Total 176.40 Total 176.40

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INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (IDS) JAIPUR Research Projects (Completed) Human Resource Development, New Delhi. 1. Evaluation of Programmes of National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad 8. Childline Research Support and (coordinator: Surjit Singh), NID and Monitoring (Coordinator: Varsha Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Joshi), Ministry of Women and Child, New Delhi. Government of India.

2. Identification of Gaps in Input Supply, 9. Functioning of EWRs, their Existing Credit Availability, Dissemination of Capacities, Challenges, Concerns and Appropriate Technology and Other Needs (Coordinators: Kanchan Mathur), Requirements Relevant for Improvement IGPRS, Jaipur. of Productivity of Crops in Rainfed 10. Micro-finance Institutions and Areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan by Governance in India: Analysis of Surjit Singh and Varinder Jain, Planning Contemporary Issues: A Review Commission, Government of India. (Coordinators: Mohanakumar S and 3. Public Expenditure Review of Water Surjit Singh), NABARD, Mumbai. Sector in Rajasthan (Coordinators: Surjit Research Projects (Ongoing) Singh, Praveen Jha and K.N. Joshi), European Union and GHK, London. 1. Assessment of Revenue Potential of Urban Local Bodies in Rajasthan 4. Regulating Water Demand and Use in (Coordinators: Surjit Singh, Varinder Rajasthan (Coordinators: Surjit Singh, Jain and Motilal Mahamallik), State V Ratna Reddy, Charles Batchelor, Finance Commission, Government of DK Marothia and AJ James), European Rajasthan, Jaipur. Union and GHK, London. 2. Impact of MGNREGA on the Rural 5. IWRM and Local Level Planning in Labour Market: A Comparative Study Rajasthan Coordinators: Surjit Singh, AJ of Kerala and Rajasthan (Coordinator: S Mohanakumar), ICSSR, New Delhi. James, V Ratna Reddy, D.K. Marothia and Janet Gardener),European Union 3. Agriculture Finance in India: A Study and GHK, London. of Small, Marginal, Dalit and Tribal Farmers (Coordinator: Surjit Singh), 6. Changing Profile of Crafts in Rajasthan, ICSSR, New Delhi. Coordinator: Varsha Joshi), ICSSR, New Delhi. 4. Animal Husbandry Sector and Farmers under Liberalized Market Regime 7. Monitoring of Sarva Siksha Abhiyan in India: An Analysis of Challenges in Rajasthan (Coordinator: Shobhita and Responses (Coordinator: S Rajagopal and RS Sharma), Ministry of Mohanakumar), ICSSR, New Delhi.

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5. Evaluation Study of Continuation of Plan Publications Scheme under Upgradation of Database (Coordinator:S Mohanakumar), Ministry 1. ‘Working of the Employment Guarantee of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, Scheme in Rajasthan: Some Grassroots New Delhi. Experience’ in Ashok K Pankaj (ed.) Right to Work and Rural India Sage 6. Farm Households Distress in India: A Publications, New Delhi, 2012 (Prof. Case Study from Orissa (Coordinator: Surjit Singh). Motilal Mahamallik) ICSSR, New Delhi. 2. ‘Medium Term Expenditure Framework: Some Lessons for Water Sector in 7. Preparation of State Level Advisory Rajasthan’ IDSJ WP 161, November, for Land Re-distribution (Coordinator: 2012 (Prof. Surjit Singh). Motilal Mahamallik, Action Aid, Jaipur) 3. ‘Rural Urban Income and Consumption in China: Some Recent Evidence’ IDSJ 8. Dying Traditions of Western Rajasthan: WP 162, December, 2012(Prof. Surjit Tradition and Modernity (Coordinator: Singh). Varsha Joshi), ICSSR, New Delhi. 4. ‘IWRM and Local Level Planning in 9. Muslim Community of India: A Rajasthan,’ published by European Study of Social and Economic Issues Union, GHK, London and Institute (Coordinators: Surjit Singh and Varsha of Development Studies, Jaipur, 2012 Joshi), ICSSR, New Delhi. (Prof. Surjit Singh with Praveen Jha, KN Joshi and others). 10. Evaluation of Convergence Project being Pilot-tested in 150 Gram 5. ‘Regulating Water Demand and Use Panchayats of Pali, District, Rajasthan in Rajasthan,’ published by European (Coordinators: Kanchan Mathur and Union and GHK, London and Institute Shobhita Rajagopal), National Mission of Development Studies, Jaipur, 2012 for Empowerment of Women, New (Prof. Surjit Singh, AJ James and Delhi. Others).

11. Monitoring of Sarva Siksha Abhiyan 6. ‘Public Expenditure Review of Water in Rajasthan (Coordinator: Shobhita Sector in Rajasthan,’ published by Rajagopal and RS Sharma), Ministry of European Union and GHK, London Human Resource Development, New and Institute of Development Studies, Delhi. Jaipur, 2012 (Prof. Surjit Singh and V Ratna Reddy and Others). 12. Childline Research Support and Monitoring (Coordinator: Varsha 7. ‘Innovations: Finance, Employment and Joshi), Ministry of Women and Child, Social Security: Some Views’ IDSJ WP Government of India. 163, January, 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh).

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8. ‘India and Knowledge Economy: 15. ‘Impact Assessment on the Prospects for Development’ IDSJ WP Implementation of the Revival Package 164, February, 2013(Prof. Surjit Singh). for Short Term Cooperative Credit Structure (STTCS) in Rajasthan,’ 9. ‘Migration and Punjab: Some published by NABARD, Mumbai Perceptions’ IDSJ WP 165, March, and Institute of Development Studies, 2013(Prof. Surjit Singh). Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh and VS Bhadauria). 10. ‘Culture and Economic Transformation: Perspectives from India and China’ 16. ‘Impact Assessment on the Rawat Publications, Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Implementation of the Revival Package Surjit Singh and Surinder S Jodhka for Short Term Cooperative Credit eds.). Structure (STTCS) in West Bengal,’ published by NABARD, Mumbai 11. ‘Labour Market Experiences in China’ in and Institute of Development Studies, Surjit Singh and Surinder S Jodha (eds.). Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh and VS ‘Culture and Economic Transformation: Bhadauria). Perspectives from India and China’ Rawat Publications, Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. 17. ‘Impact Assessment on the Surjit Singh). Implementation of the Revival Package for Short Term Cooperative Credit 12. ‘Emerging Patterns of Income and Structure (STTCS) in Gujarat,’ published Consumption in China: Some Evidence by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute on Rural-Urban Gaps’ in Surjit Singh of Development Studies, Jaipur, 2013 and Surinder S Jodha (eds.). ‘Culture (Prof. Surjit Singh and VS Bhadauria). and Economic Transformation: Perspectives from India and China,’ 18. ‘Impact Assessment on the Rawat Publications, Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Implementation of the Revival Package Surjit Singh). for Short Term Cooperative Credit Structure (STTCS) in Chhattisgarh,’ 13. ‘Introduction’ in Surjit Singh & Surinder published by NABARD, Mumbai S Jodha (eds.). ‘Culture and Economic and Institute of Development Studies, Transformation: Perspectives from India Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh and VS and China’ Rawat Publications, Jaipur, Bhadauria). 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh). 19. ‘Impact Assessment on the 14. ‘Impact Assessment on the Implementation of the Revival Package Implementation of the Revival Package for Short Term Cooperative Credit for Short Term Cooperative Credit Structure (STTCS) in Haryana,’ Structure (STTCS) in Odisha,’ published published by NABARD, Mumbai by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of and Institute of Development Studies, Development Studies, Jaipur, 2013(Prof. Jaipur, 2013 (Prof. Surjit Singh and VS Surjit Singh and VS Bhadauria). Bhadauria).

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20. ‘Working of the Employment Guarantee 26. ‘Perils of Mis-perception and Flawed Scheme in Rajasthan: Some Grassroots Judgment: US’s South-Asia Policy during Experience’ in Ashok K Pankaj (eds.) the Kennedy and Nixon Administrations’ ‘Right to Work and Rural India,’ Sage IUP Journal of International Relations, Publications, New Delhi, 2012 (Prof. 2012, Vol.6, No. 4, pp. 29-41 (Prof. BM KN Joshi). Jain).

21. ‘Working of the Employment Guarantee 27. ‘Historic Initiative, Limited by Design Scheme in Rajasthan: Some Grassroots and Implementation: A National Experience’ in Ashok K Pankaj (ed.) Overview of the Implementation of ‘Right to Work and Rural India,’ Sage NREGA’ in K.P. Kannan and Jan Breman (eds.) ‘The Long Road to Social Publications, New Delhi, 2012 (Dr. Security,’ Oxford University Press, New Varsha Joshi). Delhi, 2013 (Dr. Varinder Jain and K.P. 22. ‘Functioning of Elected Women Kannan). Representatives: Existing Capacities, 28. ‘National Health Insurance for the Poor Challenges, Concerns and Needs,’ : A Review of the Implementation of published by Government of Rajasthan, RSBY’ in K.P. Kannan and Jan Breman UNDP, IGPR & GVS, Jaipur and (eds.) ‘The Long Road to Social Institute of Development Studies, Jaipur, Security,’ Oxford University Press, New 2013 (Dr. Kanchan Mathur and R.S. Delhi, 2013 (Dr. Varinder Jain and K.P. Sharma). Kannan). 23. ‘Between Questions and Clarity: Book Education in Mahila Samakhya’ (with Sharada Jain) in R Vimala and J. Culture and Economic Transformation: Kameshwari (eds.) ‘Cartographies of Perspectives from India and China, (editors: Empowerment: The Mahila Samakhya Surjit Singh and Surinder S Jodhka) Rawat Story,’ Zubaan, New Delhi, 2012 (Dr. Publications, Japur, New Delhi, 2013. Shobhita Rajagopal). Monographs

24. ‘Engendering the Education Landscape: 1. IWRM and Local Level Planning in Insights from Policy and Practise’ IDSJ Rajasthan (Surjit Singh, Praveen Jha, KN WP 164 February, 2013(Dr.Shobhita Joshi, and others) published by European Rajagopal). Union, GHK, London and Institute of Development Studies, Jaipur. 25. ‘Piracy and the Hazard of Marine Pollution in the Malacca Straits: The 2. Regulating Water Demand and Use in Potential Impact of Oil Spills’ Journal Rajasthan (Surjit Singh, AJ James and of Foreign Policy Research Centre, New Others) published by European Union Delhi, 2013, No. 14, pp. 106-114 (Dr. and GHK, London and Institute of Amrita Agarwal). Development Studies, Jaipur.

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3. Public Expenditure Review of Water Bhadauria and Surjit Singh) published Sector in Rajasthan (Surjit Singh, V by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of Ratna Reddy and Others) published by Development Studies, Jaipur. European Union and GHK, London and Institute of Development Studies, 9. Functioning of Elected Women Jaipur. Representatives: Existing Capacities, Challenges, Concerns and Needs 4. Impact Assessment on the (Kanchan Mathur and RS Sharma) Implementation of the Revival Package Published by Government of Rajasthan, for Short Term Cooperative Credit UNDP, IGPR&GVS, Jaipur and Institute Structure (STTCS) in Odisha (VS of Development Studies, Jaipur. Bhadauria and Surjit Singh) published by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of Seminars Participations, Reports Development Studies, Jaipur. and Other Writings

5. Impact Assessment on the Many faculty members delivered lectures, Implementation of the Revival Package talks and contributed to policy making by for Short Term Cooperative Credit the way of attending important meetings as Structure (STTCS) in Rajasthan (VS members, resource persons and chairpersons Bhadauria and Surjit Singh), published of committees and academic groups. by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of Seminars/ Workshops at IDS Development Studies, Jaipur. 1. Commonwealth Workshop and Training 6. Impact Assessment on the Course on Public Policy for Poverty Implementation of the Revival Package Reduction: Rationale, Governance, for Short Term Cooperative Credit Interventions and Impacts held during Structure (STTCS) in West Bengal (VS June 16-24, 2012. (Coordinator: Dr. Bhadauria and Surjit Singh) published Mohankumar S). by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of Development Studies, Jaipur. 2. International Programme in Collaboration with Norwegian University of Life 7. Impact Assessment on the Science AAS (Norway) of two months Implementation of the Revival Package and 15 days intensive village level for Short Term Cooperative Credit internship was organized during August- Structure (STTCS) in Gujarat (VS September 2012. Bhadauria and Surjit Singh) published by NABARD, Mumbai and Institute of 3. National Seminar on Rural Development Studies, Jaipur. Transformation, during January 30- 31, 2013was sponsored by ICSSR and 8. Impact Assessment on the coordinated by Dr. S Mohankumar. Implementation of the Revival Package for Short Term Cooperative Credit 4. Coordinated and organized a consultation Structure (STTCS) in Chhattisgarh (VS on ‘Orientation and Sensitization

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Programme in Schools on Child Economy: Prospects for Development” Protection’, August 8, 2012. IDSJ WP 165, March.

5. Coordinated and organized Sensitization 6. Surjit Singh, 2013, “Migration and of Traffic Police, Teachers and Media Punjab: Some Perceptions” IDSJ WP on Child Protection under National 166, March. Initiative for Child Protection, December 18, 2012. Research Reports

6. Coordinated and organized Awareness 1. Surjit Singh, Praveen Jha and KN of Child Protection Acts and Childline Joshi, 2012, Public Expenditure Review under National Initiative, December 20, of Water Sector in Rajasthan Report 2012. prepared forEuropean Unionand GHK, London. 7. Coordinated and organized Re- Orientation Programme on 2. Surjit Singh, V Ratna Reddy, Charles Documentation for Childline Batchelor, D.K. Marothia and AJ James, Functionaries, March 5, 2013. 2012, Regulating Water Demand and Use in Rajasthan, Report prepared for 8. Coordinated and organized a consultation European Union and GHK, London. with resource organization on How to Develop Childline, March 7, 2013. 3. Surjit Singh, AJ James, V Ratna Reddy, DK Marothia and Janet Gardener, 2012, Working Papers IWRM and Local Level Planning in Rajasthan, Report prepared for European 1. Surjit Singh, 2012, “Emerging Pattern Union and GHK, London. of Income and Consumption in Rural- Urban China” IDSJ WP161, November. 4. Mohanakumar S and Surjit Singh, 2012, Micro-finance Institutions and 2. Surjit Singh, Parveen Jha and K N Joshi, Governance in India:Analysis of 2012, “Medium Term Expenditure Contemporary Issues: A Review, Report Framework: Lessons for Water Sector in prepared for NABARD, Mumbai. Rajasthan” IDSJ WP162, December. 5. Varsha Joshi and GS Rathore, 2013, 3. Surjit Singh, 2013, “Innovations, Changing Profile of Crafts in Rajasthan, Finance, Employment and Social Report prepared for ICSSR, New Delhi. Security: Some Views” IDSJ WP 163, January. 6. Shobhita Rajagopal and RS Sharma, 2013, Monitoring of Sarva Siksha 4. Shobhita Rajagopal, 2013, “Engendering Abhiyan in Rajasthan Report prepared the Education Landscape: Insights for Ministry of Human Resource from Policy Practice” IDSJ WP 164, Development, New Delhi. February. 7. Kanchan Mathur and RS Sharma, 2013, 5. Surjit Singh, 2013, “India and Knowledge Functioning of EWRs, their Existing

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Capacities, Challenges, Concerns for NID and Ministry of Commerce and and Needs Report prepared for Indira Industries, New Delhi. Gandhi Panchayati Raj Sansthan, Jaipur and UNDP. 10. Surjit Singh and Varinder Jain, 2013, Identification of Gaps in Input Supply, 8. Jyotsana Rajvanshi and Divya Jagariya, Credit Availability, Dissemination of 2013, Childline: Research Support and Appropriate Technology and Other Monitoring Report prepared for Ministry Requirements Relevant for Improvement of Women and Child, Government of of Productivity of Crops in Rainfed India. Areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan, Report 9. Surjit Singh, 2013, Evaluation of prepared for National Rainfed Area Programmes of National Institute of Authority, Planning Commission, Design, Ahmedabad Report prepared Government of India.

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 169.23 Pay and Allowance 241.32 Grant received from State 40.00 Other Administrative 31.76 Govt. Expenses Income from own/other 123.59 Research Promotion -- resources Expenses Any other, please specify 33.68 Other Miscellaneous -- (interest income) Misc. Income 1.98 Excess of Income -- Total 368.48 273.08

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INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH (IEG) DELHI

Research Projects (Completed) 8. NRHM Delhi State Programme Implementation Plans (PIPs): Quarterly 1. Policy Options to Engage Emerging Monitoring and Evaluation (2nd Asian Economies in a post-Kyoto Regime Quarter), Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William (POEM), Prof. Basanta K. Pradhan, Rs Joe and Prof. Moneer Alam, MoHFW. 5.34 lakhs, European Commission. 9. Health Management Information System 2. Assessing the Likely Impact of Carbon (HMIS) in Delhi: South and South-West Taxes on India’s Exports, Domestic Districts, Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William Production and Employment, Centre Joe, Dr Nandita Saikia and Prof. Moneer for WTO Studies, Prof. B.N. Goldar Alam, MoHFW. and Meera Bhalla, Rs 3.41 lakhs, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. 10. Health Management Information System (HMIS) in Delhi: West and North-West 3. Globalisation, Growth and Employment Districts, Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William in the Organised Sector, Prof. B.N. Joe and Prof. Moneer Alam, MoHFW. Goldar, Rs 0.75 lakhs, Institute for 11. NRHM Uttarakhand State Programme Human Development. Implementation Plans (PIPs): Quarterly 4. Inclusive Growth in India, Prof. Basanta Monitoring and Evaluation (1st Quarter), K. Pradhan, Rs 32.71 lakhs, CMI/ Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William Joe and Norwegian Embassy. Prof. Moneer Alam, MoHFW.

5. Report on the Status of Elderly in 12. NRHM Uttarakhand State Programme Selected States of India, 2011, Prof. Implementation Plans (PIPs): Quarterly Moneer Alam, K.S. James, G. Giridhar Monitoring and Evaluation (2nd and others, Rs 73.23 lakhs, UNFPA. Quarter), Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William Joe and Prof. Moneer Alam, MoHFW. 6. Migrant Workers in the Unorganised Sector: A Study of Conditions of Work, Research Projects/ Studies Health Status and Social Security, Dr (Ongoing) R.S. Bora and Mr. R.P. Tyagi, Rs 0.60 1. Gender and Group Farming in Kerala: lakhs, ICSSR. A Study of the Kudumbashree Experience, , Rs 25 lakhs, 7. NRHM Delhi State Programme Kudumbashree Mission, Kerala. Implementation Plans (PIPs): Quarterly Monitoring and Evaluation (1st Quarter), 2. Women’s Group Farming in Andhra Dr Suresh Sharma, Dr William Joe and Pradesh, Bina Agarwal, 2012 onwards, Prof. Moneer Alam, Rs 3.32 lakhs (for Rs 20 lakhs, Society for Elimination of all NRHM projects), MoHFW. Rural Poverty, Andhra Pradesh.

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3. FASAL (Forecasting of Agricultural in International Development: The output with Satellite, Meteorological Production and Performance of and Land based observation), Nilabja Authenticity, 4 April 2012. Ghosh (with Anita Kumari, Amarnath Tripathi, M. Rajeshwor), Rs 39.41 lakhs, 2. Dr. Seema Arora-Jonson, Department Ministry of Agriculture, partnered by of Urban and rural Development, ISRO, SASA and IMD. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden, Discordant 4. Multilateral Comparisons of Agricultural Connections: Gender and Grassroots Productivity, Nilabja Ghosh (with Anita Activism in Villages in India and Kumari Gupta), Rs 15.45 lakhs, US Sweden, 10 April 2012. Department of Agriculture. 3. Dr. Zakir Husain, Institute of Economic 5. What Determines Farmers’ Perception Growth, Modern Contraceptive Use of and Adaptation to Climate Change? among Illiterate Women in India: Does Amarnath Tripathi, Rs 0.75 lakhs, Proximate Illiteracy Matter? (With IDRC-TTI. Mousumi Dutta, Economics Department, Presidency University and Sriparna 6. Knowledge Network to Document Ghosh, Indian Institute of Management Programmatic Learnings from Avahan, Bengaluru), 27 April 2012. the India AIDS Initiative, Indrani Gupta, Rs 10.21 lakhs, A Documentation Grant 4. Dr Suresh Sharma, Institute of Economic from ThePopulation Council. Growth, What Do Indian Muslim Women Know of Contraception? Examining the New Projects Initiated Counterintuitive and Dr. Nandita Saikia, Institute of Economic Growth, Adult 1. Universal Health Coverage: Status, Male Mortality in India: An Application Constraints, Challenges and Prognosis, of the Widowhood Method (with Dr. Indrani Gupta Abhishek Singh and Professor Faujdar 2. Assessment of Health Care Financing Ram), 14 May 2012. Progressivity in India, Indrani Gupta 5. The Expert Committee Meeting on (with Samik Chowdhury and Swadhin ‘Building Knowledge Base on Ageing Mondal) in India: A Series of Programmatic and 3. Poverty, Professions and Population: Research Studies’held at Hotel Claridges, Trends over Five Decades in a Slum and New Delhi, 1–2 August 2012. a Village near Delhi, Devesh Vijay. 6. Dr Sanhita Sucharita, Sir Ratan Tata Seminars/ Lectures/ Conferences Post Doctoral Fellow, Institute of and Workshops Economic Growth, Role of Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management 1. Dr. Brockington, University of Act in Restoring Fiscal Balance in India, Manchester, The Work of Celebrity 3 August 2012.

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7. Dr Shalini Grover, Senior Research organized by Institute of Economic Fellow in Social Anthropology/ Growth (IEG), ISEC, Bengaluru and Sociology, ICSSR Grant Holder, Institute UNFPA (India) at Hotel Ashoka, New of Economic Growth (IEG), ‘Expatriate Delhi, 19–20 November 2012. and Indian Employer-employee Relations in New Delhi; ‘Ayahs,’ 15. A Workshop ‘Jugaadi Nation? ‘Maids,’ and ‘Nannies’ in a Globalizing Researching Enterprise and Politics Economy’ (with Vegard Iversen, Jindal in India’, organized by Institute of Global University), 9 August 2012. Economic Growth (IEG), 21 November 2012. 8. International Workshop on ‘Small Farmer Cooperation’ held at Institute 16. Dr Patrick Leoni, Professor of Finance, of Economic Growth (IEG), 20 to 22 Euromed Management, France, ‘Can August 2012. Patent Duration Hinder Medical Innovation for Neglected Diseases?’, 27 9. The IEG and UNFPA (India) meeting on November 2012. ‘Building Knowledge Base on Ageing in India: A Series of Programmatic and 17. Dr Dibyendu Maiti, Associate Professor, Research Studies’held at Hotel Heritage, School of Economics, Faculty of Business Manesar, Gurgaon, 21–23 August 2012. and Economics, The University of the South Pacific, Laucala Campus, Suva, 10. Kuladhar Saikia, Additional Director Fiji, Islnds, ‘Market Imperfections, General of Police, Assam, ‘Witch Trade and Total Factor Productivity Hunting: the Unarticulated Stories of Growth: Theory and Practices from Rights Violations’, 24 August 2012. India’,3 December 2012.

11. Institute of Economic Growth POEM 18. Dr Vladimir Canudas-Romo, Johns Dissemination Workshop held at India Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public International Centre (IIC), New Delhi, 6 Health, USA, ‘Nordic Gap in Cohort September 2012. Survival’, 7 December 2012.

12. Prof. Basanta K. Pradhan (IEG), ‘A Social 19. Dr Nanditia Saikia (IEG) and Dr. Accounting Matrix for India, 2007-08’ Vladimir Canudas-Romo, Johns (with M.R. Saluja, India Development Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Foundation (IDF), Gurgaon and Akhilesh Health, USA, ‘Mortality in India during K. Sharma (IEG), 7 September 2012. 1970-2006: The Role of Causes of Death in Explaining the Female-Male 13. Dr Jyoti Vig (IEG), ‘Role of Tradable Mortality Gap’, 7 December 2012. Services in Structural Transformation of the Indian Economy’, 14 September 20. A Workshop entitled ‘Inclusive Growth’, 2012. organized by Institute of Economic Growth (IEG) and CHR Michelsen 14. A Two-day National Conference on Institute (CMI) held at Institute of ‘Ageing States in the Country’, jointly Economic Growth, 20 December 2012.

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21. Dr Preeti Sampat, PhD candidate, City There were 23 participants. Also, a training University of New Cork, ‘The Goan programme was held for the 34th batch of Impasse: Resistance to SEZs and Land IES Trainee Officers from 2 January 2013 Rights in Goa’, 18 January 2013. to 11 May 2013. There were 29 participants. Prof. Arup Mitra was the Course Director for 22. International Workshop entitled ‘Political both courses. IEG also organised short-term Determinants of Economic Growth’, orientation and refresher courses on request organized by Institute of Economic from the government or other institutions. Growth (IEG) and ESID held at Institute of Economic Growth, 28 January to 31 Library January 2013. The IEG library contains a specialised 23. Prof. Ala Szczepura, University of collection of books and documents in the social Warwick, UK, ‘Health Economics & sciences, with an emphasis on development New Point-of-Care Tests for Infection’, and planning. It caters mainly to the needs of 25 February 2013. faculty research and training. It also has micro 24. National Conference in collaboration documents, serials and official publications with IEG and SLA Asia Chapter on brought out by research organisations, ‘Human Resource Development in corporate bodies, international organisations Library Services in India’ held at IEG, 9 and their allied agencies, universities and March 2013. the Central and the State governments, departments and their research and evaluation 25. .Dr Reetika Khera, Senior Fellow, cells. Institute of Economic Growth, ‘Empirical Evidence on Cash Transfers At present, the library has about 143,500 and In-Kind Transfers from India’, 22 accessioned documents, including books, March 2013. monographs, workshop papers, conference proceedings, and about 3,000 statistical Training serials in the social sciences containing statistical information on India and other Since its inception, IEG has functioned as a countries. It also has micro documents such centre for specialised teaching and training. as Institutional Research Reports, working Since 1968, on behalf of the Department papers and annual reports of companies and of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, government departments and other bodies. In Government of India, its IES Section has addition, it has a stock of 21,000 back volumes conducted a training programme for Indian of journals of 1,250 titles. The library receives Economic Service probationary officers in techniques of economic analysis, policy 299 journals of which it obtains 113 journals analysis and planning. on subscription, 62 journals in exchange and 124 gratis. The library exchanges IEG’s During 2012–13, the Institute conducted research output and publications (including induction-level training for IES Officers from its journal, Contributions to Indian Sociology) 5 November 2012 to 30 November 2012. with similar institutions in India and abroad.

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The library has a complete set of census reports 61 articles/research papers in national and commencing from 1872. For the period 1872 international journals during 2012-13. to 1951, the census data is in microfiche format and from 1951 to 2011 in hard copy. For 1991, Also, the Institute regularly brings out a major 2001 and 2011, the census is also available in journal Contributions to Indian Sociology and CDs. It also has a unique collection of old a periodical Monthly Monitor. manuscripts and documents which it inherited as part of the UNESCO collection. Contributions to Indian Sociology (CIS) is a tri-annual journal, sponsored by IEG Presently, the library is connected with the and published by SAGE publications—in University of Delhi’s LAN systems. This allows February, June and October. The journal also access to many online resources, journals and publishes special issues to highlight new and databases like Taylor and Francis, Oxford significant themes in the discipline. University Press, Cambridge University Press, Sage Online, Econlit, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, Monthly Monitor is a periodical brought out EBSCO, etc.965 books and other documents by the Development Planning Centre (DPC) were added during Apr 2012 to Mar 2013. of the IEG. It analyses and comments on the Publications and Journals trends and forecasts of major macroeconomic variables for India. The publications of the Institute included 10 Working Papers, 10 other Papers, 3 books and

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs)

Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 279.80 Salary Grant 242.95 Income from own/other Nil Other administrative 24.90 resources expenses Any Other: 28.30 Development Expenses 40.00 Charged from IEG’s Fund Other Miscellaneous 0.25 Expenses Total 308.10 Total 308.10

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INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ENTRPRISES (IPE) HYDERABAD

Research Projects (Completed) 4. Research Study on IT-based KPI linked Performance in Indian Public Sector 1. PM’s Trophy Project for ‘Best Integrated Enterprises (SAP). Steel Plant in India’ (Ministry of Steel, Government of India). 5. Recruitment and Promotion Policy Designing for MOIL, Nagpur (MOIL). 2. A Study on ‘Evaluation of Mee Seva’ (Government of Andhra Pradesh). 6. Designing Performance Management System for Executives at MOIL, Nagpur 3. Affordable Housing : Demand (MOIL). Assessment of Rajiv Swagruha Housing Scheme. 7. Empowering Social Science Research: A Study of Components in the Social Phase I and II (APRSCL) Science Research System, Existing 4. Framing of CSR Policy and Long-Term Barriers and Development of Framework Plan Documents for BDL (BDL). for Performance Measurement of the System (ICSSR). 5. Baseline Study and Evaluation Study for MIDHANI (MIDHANI). 8. Operational Barriers for Checking Corruption: A Comparative Study of 6. Asset Pricing and Valuation of CPSEs E-governance Initiatives in Three States Quoted in Stock Markets in India of India (ICSSR). (AICTE). 9. Entrepreneurship Skill Development 7. Review of Activities of Consultancy in Indian Management Education Development Centre (CDC) during the (AICTE). XI Five-year Plan (CDC). New Projects Initiated Research Projects (Ongoing) 1. National project on‘Corporate Social 1. A Study on Impact Assessment of Responsibility’ in India (ICSSR). Poverty Reduction Programs in Andhra Pradesh as a Development Strategy 2. A study on ‘Socio-economic status (ICSSR). of Minorities in India’ (ICSSR). 2. A Study of Consumer Facilities in Rythu 3. Board Diversity in India (AICTE). Bazars in Andhra Pradesh (Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of In-house Training Programmes India). 1. Corporate Social Responsibility 3. A Study on Climate Change Impacts on Program for Executives of BDL (19-20 Rural Livelihoods (UGC). April 2012).

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2. Productivity Enhancement through 14. New / Advanced Technology for Loss Management for Public Sector Executives of MOIL(5-6 November Executives for Executives of Karnataka 2012). SLPEs (25-29 June 2012). 15. Sustainable Development for Executives 3. Executive Development Program for of MOIL (8-9 November 2012). SCCL (16-21 July 2012) 16. Corporate Social Responsibility for 4. Mentoring for RINL, Visakhapatnam Executives of Power Grid Corporation (16-17 July 2012). Ltd (22-24 November 2012).

5. Basics of IT Infrastructure Power Grid 17. Project Management for Executives of Corporation of India Ltd (17-19 July MOIL (10-14 December 2012). 2012). 18. Project Management for Executives of 6. Management by Inspiration for Numaligarh Refinery Ltd, Assam (18-20 Executives of Karnataka SLPEs (23-25 December 2012). August 2012). 19. Reservation Policy for SCs, STs & OBCs in Central Government, CPSEs 7. ‘Mentoring and Coaching’, for and State PEs (26 May 2012). Executives of MOIL, Nagpur (10-11September2012). 20. ONGC Chair Professors Workshop (14-15, November 2012). 8. Executive Development Programme for Executives of SCCL (17-22 September 21. Reservation Policy for SCs, STs & 2012). Other Backward Classes in Central Government, CPSEs and State PEs (30 9. Best HR Practices for Enterprise November 2012). Excellence for Executives of Karnataka SLPEs (22-26 September 2012). 22. Game Theory and Operations Research Applications (19th December 2012). 10 Assessment and Development Centre for Executives of MOIL (3-5 October 23. Reservation Policy for SCs,STs & 2012). Other Backward Classes in Central Government, CPSEs and State PEs (8 11. Leadership Development for Executives February 2013). of MOIL (11-13 October 2012). 24. ONGC Corporate Governance 12. ‘Training Plan for Multi Skilling/Skill in Upstream Oil Industry (20-21 Upgradation of Non-Executives’, MOIL, February2013). Nagpur (18-20 October 2012). 25. Effective e-Procurement Management 13. Manufacturing Excellence for Executives for Public and Private Sector: A Live of BDL (29-30 October 2012). Demo Approach (28-30 May 2012).

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26. Leadership and Change Management 41. Business Excellence (11-12 October (29-30 June 2012). 2012). 27. Applied Financial Management (12-14 42. Costing for Managerial Decision Making July 2012). (20-21 November 2012). 28. HR Management for Power Utilities, 43. Financial Statement Analysis for CIRE (23-27 July 2012). Managerial Decision Making(26-27 November2012). 29. Managing Foreign Currencies Risk and Understanding Global Finance (26-27 44. Corporate Tax Planning (29-30 July 2012). November 2012). 30. Export-Import Procedures and 45. Strategies for Growth (17-18 December Documentation (27 July 2012). 2012). 31. Right to Information (RTI) Act 2005 46. Strategic Financial Management for (30-31 July 2012). Power Utilities, CIRE (21-24 January 2013). 32. Customer Relationship Management (27-28 August 2012). 47. Applied Financial Management (22-24 January 2013). 33. Enterprise Risk Management : Measuring and Mitigating Risk (30-31 48. Board Orientation Program (1-2 August 2012). February 2013). 34. Success through Soft Skills (6-7 49. Sales Approach and Selling Skills (7-8 September 2012). February 2013). 35. Finance for Non-Finance Executives 50. Finance for Non-Finance Executives, (6-7 September 2012). CIRE (19-22 February 2013). 36. E-Procurement Management for Public 51. Excellence in Services Management and Private Sector: Live Demo Approach (21-22 February 2013). (6-7 September 2012). 52. Conclave of Vigilance Officers (22 37. Board and Senior Level Executives February 2013). (10-11 September 2012). 53. Corporate Social Responsibility (25-26 38. Strategic Management Accounting February 2013). (24-25 September 2012). 54. Vigilance Procedures in PSUs and 39. Board Orientation Programme (8-9 Departmental Enquiry (13 March 2013). October 2012). Faculty Development Programmes 40. Best Practices in Hospital Admini- stration & Managerial Effectiveness 1. Advances in Manufacturing Technology- (9-10 October 2012). Hard & Soft (4-16 February 2013).

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2. Advances in Finance (18-23 February 12. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Mr 2013). P Mahesh) for Engineering faculty, 14 October 2012. Other FDPs Conducted in IPE for Academicians 13. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Dr K Trivikram) for Economics/Commerce 1. Effective Methods of Teaching. Faculty 20 October 2012. 2. Effective Methods of Teaching for 14. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Engineering Faculty. Dr Ch Lakshmi Kumari) for Pharma / 3. Effective Methods of Teaching for Nursing Colleges faculty, 3 November Commerce Faculty. 2012.

4. Effective Methods of Teaching for 15. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Mr Economics / Commerce Faculty. P Mahesh) for Engineering faculty, 8 November 2012. 5. Effective Methods of Teaching for Science / Pharma / Physiotherapy 16. ‘Academic Leadership’ (by Mr P Faculty. Mahesh) for Principals and HoDs of Engineering Colleges, February 2013. 6. Effective Methods of Teaching for Arts / Law Faculty. 17. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Dr Meher Karuna) for women faculty, 9 7. National Institute for Micro, Small March 2013. and Medium Enterprises (NIMSME) has sanctioned 10 ‘ESDP Programs in 18. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Dr Biotechnology’. Ch Lakshmi Kumari) for women faculty, 23 March 2013. 8. ‘Effective Teaching Methodologies’ (by Mr P Mahesh) for undergraduate college Books Lecturers, 18 August 2012. 1. Corporate Governance in Emerging 9. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Mr Markets, RK Mishra, Shital P Mahesh) for lecturers of Engineering Jhunjhunwala, J Kiranmai, Academic Colleges, 1 September 2012. Series Reference, Bloomsbury (ISBN 978-93-82563-50-1). 10. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Dr S Sreenivasa Murthy) for lecturers of 2 Microfinance and Financial Inclusion, S Commerce colleges, 8 September 2012. Teki and RK Mishra, Academic Foundation (ISBN 978-81-7188-948-8). 11. ‘Effective Methods of Teaching’ (by Dr Ch Lakshmi Kumari and Dr PS Janaki 3. India’s Energy Transition – Possibilities Krishna) for lecturers of Pharma, Nursing and Prospects –RK Mishra and V Balaji and Biotech colleges, 16 September Nagendra Kumar, Academic Foundation 2012. (ISBN 978-81-7188-973-0).

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4. Strategic Corporate Social Conferences Responsibility– RK Mishra, Shulagna Sarkar and Punam Singh, Bloomsbury 1. ‘Contemporary Challenges for the Indian Publishing India Pvt. Ltd. ISBN Banking Sector’, 4-5 October 2012). 978-93-82563-42-6. 2. ‘International Conference on Corporate 5. Contemporary Challenges for the Social Responsibility’ (6-7 December Indian Banking Sector– RK Mishra, 2012). Sreenivasa Murthy, J Kiranmai (ISBN 3. ‘Corporate Governance in Emerging 978-93-82563-30-3). Economies: Innovation, Sustainability 6. Business Analytics and Business and Challenges’ in collaboration with Intelligence in Management – RK ARI, UTM, Malaysia (10-11 December Mishra, ML Sai Kumar and 2012). Shaheen (ISBN 978-93-82291-82-4). 4. ‘Global Business Environment: Market Power, Consumer Culture and 7. Public Private Partnerships: The Prosperity’ (13-14 December 2012). Sectoral Dimensions in India published by Bloomsbury Authors: RK Mishra, 5. ‘Game Theory and Management PS Janaki Krishna, M L N Rao. Applications’ (17-22 December 2012).

8. Chapter on Climate Change Mitigation 6. ‘Social Science Research: Issues, and Adaptation Strategies in Bangladesh Challenges and Strategies’ 9-11 January and Nepal was written on invitation. (In 2013). Press by Luxemburg Publications) - RK 7. Conclave of Vigilance Officers (22 Mishra and P S Janaki Krishna. February 2013). 9. Mishra, Sarkar, Singh, (2012) ‘Strategic 8. ‘Cost & Risk Management’ (28-29 May Corporate Social Responsibility’, 2012). Edited book published by Boomsbury Publications, New Delhi ISBN 9. ‘Executive Compensation in CPSEs’ (30 978-93-82563-42-6. November 2012).

10. Swayamprava Mishra published a book 10. ‘Business Analytics and Business titled ‘Corporate Credit Risk of Indian Intelligence’ (4-5 January 2013). Manufacturing Companies: Towards an 11. ‘Risk Management in Banking, Insurance Early Warning System’ LAP Lambert and Financial Services’, 30-31 January Academic Publishers, Germany, ISBN 2013). No. 9783659195792. 12. ‘E-Commerce’ (18-19 February 2013). 11. Mishra RK, S Kolluru and J Raveendran, ‘Technology Mapping in 13. ‘Strategies to Climate Change Adaptation Indian Central Public Sector Enterprises’, and Mitigation for Sustainable Academic Foundation, 2013. Development’ (20-21 February 2013).

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Library Library receives around 300 journals, which includes 275 national and 25 International During the year 2012-13 IPE Library accessed journals. Library also subscribes the following to its collection 1629 documents (this includes online databases such as Capital line, CMIE Government Reports, Project Reports, bound Prowess, Ebsco, Emerald insight database, volumes etc.). Total number of documents in EPWR Fits, IBID, Indiastat.com, Jstor and our Library is 52,130. Proquest.

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 95.23 Salary Grant 721.91 Grant received from State -- Other administrative 409.52 Govt. expenses Income from own/other 2141.60 Research Promotion 22.78 resources. Expenses Any other, please Specify 193.45 Other miscellaneous 451.34 Expenses Total 2430.28 Total 1605.55

INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE (ISEC) BENGALURU

Research Projects (Completed) 4. Competitive Assessment of Onion Markets in India [Prof RS Deshpande, 1. Policy and Institutional options for Prof PG Chengappa `12,00,000/-, Inclusive Agricultural Growth [Prof Competition Commission of India]. RS Deshpande, Dr Elumalai Kannan 5. Inequalities in Access to Healthcare in `32,87,000/-, NIAP, New Delhi]. Brazil and India: Closing the Gap for 2. Agrarian Change and Farm Sector the Poorest-poor [Prof K S James; Dr ` Distress: An Exploratory Study [Dr Lekha Subaiya 13,07,220/-, (£ 18,678) Economic and Social Research Council Elumalai Kannan, Prof. R S Deshpande, (ESRC), UK]. ` 4,00,000/-, NCAP, New Delhi]. 6. A Study on Child Labour in Bengaluru 3. Concurrent Evaluation of Farm Urban District of Karnataka [Dr Mechanisation Programme in Karnataka R Mutharayappa `10,00,000/-, [Dr P Thippaiah; `7,50,000/-, Dept of Commissionerate, Bengaluru Urban, Agri, GoK]. GoK].

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7. Farm Sector in Karnataka: Farmers’ `67,09,250/-, Dept. of Atomic Energy, Indebtedness and Risk Management BARC, Government of India]. [Prof Meenakshi Rajeev, Ms B P Vani-`17,03,200/-, State Planning Board 15. Functional Review of BBMP [Dr N Govt. of Karnataka]. Sivanna `2,34,250/-, Government of Karnataka]. 8. Mid-term Appraisal of Eleventh Five Year Plan of Karnataka [Prof S 16. Migration, Informal Work and Welfare: Madheswaran, Dr K Gayithri, and Team, A Policy Perspective on Urban `11,28,000/-, Planning Commission, Deprivation in Karnataka’s Cities Govt. Of India]. [Prof Supriya Roy Chowdhury Prof K S James, Dr N Sivanna Ms B P Vani ` 9. Study on Framework for Assessing 28,38,275/-, State Planning Board Govt. Performance and Outcome Monitoring of Karnataka]. of Schemes Implemented by GoK [Dr K Gayithri `5,00,000/-, Expenditure 17. Child Labour Survey in Haveri District [Dr V Anil Kumar `2,75,000/-, Govt. of Reforms Commission, GoK]. Karnataka]. 10. Study on Government Subsidies in 18. A comparative Study of the Health Karnataka [Dr K Gayithri and Team, Insurance Schemes in Karnataka [Prof `5,00,000/-, Expenditure Reforms D Rajasekhar `13,71,375/-, Planning Commission, GoK]. Dept, GoK]. 11. Results Framework Document: A Rapid 19. Baseline study of Flora Fauna at Appraisal [Dr K Gayithri `2,58,750/-, Proposed Uranium Mining Site at Gogi, Karnataka Evaluation Authority, GoK.]. Gulbarga District, Karnataka [Dr Sunil Nautiyal `35,56,050/-, Dept. of Atomic 12. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyana Monitoring in Energy, BARC, GoI]. Bellary, Dakshina Kannada, Koppal, Shimoga and Udupi districts – Third 20. Kodava Identity and Culture [Dr Manohar Phase [Prof M D Usha Devi `7,40,000/-, S Yadav `8,04,000/-, Directorate of SC/ MHRD, Govt of India]. ST, GoK]. 13. Monitoring of SSA & MDM 21. Evaluation of the Devadasi Implementation, 2012 in Bagalakote, Rehabilitation Programme [Dr V Bengaluru (South), Bengaluru (North), Ramaswamy `3,24,000/-, Karnataka Bijapur, Gulbarga and Yadgir: Phase State Women’s Development Corp, IV [Prof M D Usha Devi `9,10,000/-, GoK]. MHRD, GoI]. 22. Evaluation of Housing Scheme for 14. Baseline study on Demographic Pattern Devadasis under Devadasi Rehabilitation and Health Profile around the proposed Programme [Dr V Ramaswamy uranium mining area at Gogi, Karnataka `4,96,800/-, Karnataka State Women’s [Dr K S Umamani; Prof K S James Development Corp, GoK].

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23. Engendering Governance: A Study of 7. Assessing Quality of Civil Registration Gendered Governance in Karnataka System (CRS) data at the district level on [Prof N Sivanna Dr K G Gayathri Devi a regular basis for facilitating updating `7,88,900/-, Agaaz Foundation, New exercise of National Population Register Delhi]. (NPR) [Prof. K S James Dr P M Kulkarni of JNU, New Delhi `47,08,000/-, Research Projects (Ongoing) UNFPA].

1. Comprehensive District Agricultural 8. Improving Institutions for Pro-Poor Plan in Karnataka: Capacity Building Growth [Prof D Rajasekhar `10,71,542/-, and Process Monitoring [Dr M J Bhende, Oxford University and the London Prof N Sivanna, Dr M Devendra Babu School of Economics]. `1,25,00,000/-, Dept. of Agriculture, GoK.] 9. Improving Access to social security benefits among unorganized workers 2. Changing Consumption Pattern in India: GTZ – German Development [Prof D Opportunities for Diversification towards Rajasekhar `47,35,700/-, GTZ – German High Value Commodities through Development Cooperation]. Production and Marketing Linkages [Prof. P. G. Chengappa `2,00,00,000/-, 10. Preparation of Human Development for Bagalkot District [Dr N Sivanna ICAR, New Delhi] `9,00,000/-, Zill Panchayat, Bagalkot]. 3. Value Chains for Sustainable 11. Assessing the Environmental Burden of Conservation, Integrated Development disease of air pollution: A Case study and Livelihoods Promotion: An of two metropolitan cities – Bengaluru Application to Butterfly Farming in India and Hyderabad [Dr Syed Ajmal Pasha [Prof. P G Chengappa `66,60,000/-, `5,34,000/-, Ministry of Environment NRC; Norwegian Institute of and Forests, Govt. of India]. International Affairs (NUPI), Norway]. 12. Tata Coffee Ltd: Human Development 4. Outlook on Agriculture [Prof Parmod Report of Plantation Workers [Dr Syed Kumar Rs.9,00,000/- NCAER]. Ajmal Pasha `7,05,000/-,Tata Tea Ltd.].

5. Institutional Structure and Performance 13. Status of Women in Karnataka – a of Agriculture in North East India [Dr Monograph [Dr KG Gayathri Devi Dr Komol Singha `6,71,875/-, ICSSR, New Lekha Subaiya `20,00,000/-, Govt of Delhi]. Karnataka, State Planning Board].

6. Building Knowledge Base on Ageing 14. Socio-Economic Impact of Project in India: A Series of Programmatic and Intervention in Two Zones – Maland and Research Studies [Prof K S James, Dr Dry Zones in Karnataka (Case Study) Syamala Dr Lekha Subaiya, Dr D W [Dr Syed Ajmal Pasha `3,70,000/-, Bansod `1,41,24,000/-, UNFPA]. Karnataka Forest Department].

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15. Enabling Tribal Communities to 21. India and Globalization: Regional Improve Livelihoods and Enhance Disparities, Industrial Development Biodiversity Conservation: Scientific and Inclusive Growth Sub theme for and Technological Interventions for this project: Role of Services Sector in Sustainable Ecosystem Development in Generating Income and Employment BR Hills, Western Ghats [Dr Sunil in India [Prof Meenakshi Rajeev Prof Nautiyal `14,69,577/-, Dept of Science R S Deshpande Dr Sunil Nautiyal and Technology (DST) Seed Division, `12,17,160/-, Research Council of GoI]. Norway through NUPI].

16. Livelihoods, Vulnerability and 22. Evaluation Study on Conservation Adaptation Strategies to Climate of Magadi Fort, undertaken by the Variability and Change: A Bottom Up Directorate of Archaeology and Museums Approach to Simulate the Climate [Dr. Veerashekharappa `4,95,000/-, Change Impacts in Two Sensitive Directorate of Archaeology and Ecological Regions (Biodiversity Hot- Museums, Mysore]. spots of India) [Dr Sunil Nautiyal Dr 23. Tariff Fixation for the Bengaluru Metro K S Rao, Botany Dept, Delhi Univ. and Rail Project [Prof R S Deshpande Dr ` Prof. K V Raju 60,50,000/-, Dept of Aditya Chaval `65,00000/-, for 5 years Science and Technology (DST), GoI]. BMRC] 17. Evaluation Study of Western Ghats 24. Financial Exclusion in Urban Regions: Development Programme [Dr Sunil A Case Study of Karnataka [Prof Nautiyal `6,35,950/-, RDPR, Govt. of Meenakshi Rajeev & Ms B P Vani Karnataka]. `10,30,400/-, CAFRL, RBI ]. 18. Eco-diversity study in and around 25. Evaluation Study on Impact and the BARC Project site at Challakere, Advantages of Various Services with Chitradurga District, Karnataka”[Dr a particular focus on the Help Desk Sunil Nautiyal `15,84,010/-, Bhabha initiated by KSNDMC [Dr Aditya Atomic Research Centre, Mysore]. Chavali Dr V Ramaswamy `5,00,000/-, KSNDMC]. 19. Socio-Economic Analysis of Increasing Resilience of Coffee Production to LRD 26. Third Party Evaluation Study of VGST [Prof M R Narayana `10,69,500/-, Coffee Programmes [Dr Aditya Chavali Board , Common Fund for Commodities `10,00,000/-, IT, BT and S&T, GoK]. (Amsterdam) and International Coffee 27. Evaluation Study of Saakshar Bharath Organization (London)]. Programme in Karnataka [Dr Aditya Chavali ` 5,00,000/-, Directorate of 20. A Comprehensive Study on the Status Mass Education, GoK]. of Scheduled Caste in Karnataka [Prof S Madheswaran Dr Manohar S Yadav 28. Trade Facilitation and Trade `23,99,187/-, Planning Dept, GoK.]. Performance: An Appraisal in the context

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of India’s select SEZs [Dr Malini L 6. Migrant’s Suitcase: Examining the Tantri `5,00,000/-, ICSSR]. Flow of Norms, Identity and Social Capital between India and Netherlands 29. District Human Development Report for (in collaboration with the University of Davanagere [Prof N Sivanna `5,00,000/-, Groningen, The Netherlands) [Prof K S ZP, Davanagere]. James and Ms Sandhyarani Mahapatro `9,96,130/-, (Euro 14030) University of 30. Discrimination and Patterns of Health Groningen, The Netherlands]. Seeking Behavior of Dalit and Muslim Communities in Selected Villages Seminars/ Lecture/ Conferences/ of Karnataka [Dr Sobin George Workshops/ Training Programme `10,00,000/-, ICSSR]. Lectures New Research Initiatives 1. Fourth Raj Bhavan Dr V K R V Rao 1. District Human Development Report Memorial Lecture on ‘The Indian of Ramanagara [Dr M Devendra Babu Economy: Social and Moral Foundations `9,00,000/-, ZP, Ramanagar District]. of Development’ on June 12, 2012, 2. Demographic and Health Study in at the Raj Bhavan Banquet Hall. Key and Around the BARC Project Site Speaker: Dr Kaushik Basu, Chief at Challakere, Chitradurga [Dr K Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance, S Umamani `24,65,350/-, BARC, Government of India. Mysore]. 2. Dr V K R V Rao Memorial Lecture on 3. Impact of Education and Employment ‘Corruption: When Preaching Piety on the Economy of Scheduled Tribes is Not Enough’ on August 31, 2012, of North East India [Dr Marchang at Mahatma Gandhi Auditorium of Reimeingam and Dr Komol Singha ISEC, Key Speaker : Prof Pranab `5,00,000/-, ICSSR]. Bardhan, Professor of Graduate School, Department of Economics, University 4. Building Knowledge Base on Ageing of California, Berkeley. in India – Increased Awareness, Access and Quality of Elderly Services. [Prof Seminars by Visitors K S James, Dr T S Syamala Dr Lekha Subaiya and Dr T N Bhat$12,86,113 for 3. Talk on Challenges Facing the Indian 3 year `7,05,04,714/-, UNFPA]. Economy: Inflation and Fiscal Deficits — Dr Gita Gopinath, Professor of 5. Ageing and Well-being in a Globalised Economics, Harvard University and World (in collaboration with CDS, V K R V Rao Chair Professor, ISEC, Trivandrum, University of Groningen, Bengaluru (July 5, 2012). The Netherlands and University of Southampton, U.K. [Prof K S James, 4. Two Banks of the Same River? A Dr T S Syamala and Dr Lekha Subaiya Hypothesis about North-South Economic `36,78,560/-, ICSSR, New Delhi]. Divergence — Dr Ashutosh Varshney,

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Sol Goldman Professor of International, Training Studies and the Social Sciences, Department of Political Science, Brown 1. Certificate Course in “Methods University (July 11, 2012). and Applications in Social Science Research”, held during May 14-25, 5. Talk on Growth and Inequality: Global 2012, at ISEC, Bengaluru. Experiences — Dr Ravi Kanbur, Professor of Economics, Cornell 2. ISEC-NCI International Post-Graduate University; Dr V K R V Rao Chair Course on “Approaching the Environment former Professor (January 9, 2013). in India – Issues and Methods in the Study of the Nature-Economy-Society 6. Growth and Social Inequality in Interface”, held during June 24- July 21, Development: South Asia — Dr 2012 at ISEC, Bengaluru. Shigemochi Hirashima, Professor Emeritus, Meiji-Gakuin University, 3. Training Programme in “Advance Tokyo, Japan (February 11, 2013). Econometrics for ISS Probationary Officers”, held during August 13-24, Conference/Seminars/Workshops 2012, at ISEC, Bengaluru. organised 4. CACS- EPFL Summer Programme of 1. National Seminar on “Growth and University of Lausanne, Switzerland, Development ofAgriculture in Karnataka: on ‘Social Change in Urban and Rural Prospects and Strategies” held on June India’ held on August, 22, 2012 at ISEC, 7, 2012 at ISEC, Bengaluru. Bengaluru.

2. International Seminar on ‘Economic 5. ICSSR Sponsored Capacity Building Growth, Trade and Poverty’ during Programme for Social Science Faculty December 6-7, 2012 at ISEC, (A Multi-Disciplinary Training Bengaluru. Programme) held during May 20 – June 2, 2013 at ISEC, Bengaluru. 3. 2nd Conference of the Indian Health Economics and Policy Association Library (IHEPA) on ‘Better Health Access: The Rough Road Ahead’ held on December “ISEC Library has a total collection of 20-21, 2012 at ISEC, Bengaluru. 1,29,244 items. During the year 2012-13, 3158 items were added to the collection. Currently, 4. National Conference on “Inclusive the library subscribes 293 journals and 10 Growth: Opportunities for the Elderly”, newspapers and has access to major national November 19-20, 2012, in New Delhi. and international databases. The library has digitized more than 6,000 documents until 5. One-day Seminar on “Green Economy: now as a part of the digital library program”. Policy and Challenges”, held on May 8, 2013, at ISEC, Bengaluru.

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Major Publications List of Articles Published in Journals & Edited Books Books Published/Edited by Faculty Members 1. Bansod, Dhananjay W- ‘Status, Decision Making Role and Expectations of Older 1. Kumar, Parmod with Sandip Sarkar Persons in Rural Maharashtra, India’. (2012). ‘Economic Reforms and Small Asia-Pacific Population Journal, United Farms: Implications for Production, Nations ESCAP, 26 (2), 2011 (Received Marketing and Employment’. New in May 2012). Delhi: Academic Foundation, July 2012. 2. Deshpande, R S- ‘Agrarian Transition and Farmers’ Suicides’. In Shweta 2. Rajasekhar, D with N Jayaram (2012) Singh (ed.), Social Work and Social ‘Vulnerability and Globalisation: Development: Perspective from India Perspectives and Analyses from India’. and the United States. Chicago: Lyceum Jaipur: Rawat, 2012. Books, INC, 2013. 3. Deshpande, R S- ‘Development and 3. James, K S with Moneer Alam, G Sustainability: India in a Global Giridhar, K M Sathyanarayana, Sanjay Perspective’. In Sarmila Banerjee and Kumar, S Siva Raju, T S Syamala, Lekha Anjan Chakrabarti (ed.), Under the Subaiya and Dhananjay W Bansod Shadow: Pricing and Marketing in Indian (2012) ‘Report on the Status of Elderly Agriculture in Globalisation. Springer, in Select States of India 2011’. United 2013. Nations Population Fund, November 2012. 4. Devi, K G Gayathri- ‘Political Inclusion and Participation of Women in Local List of Monographs Published Governance: A Study in Karnataka’. Journal of Rural Development, 31 (2), 1. Anand Inbanathan and N Sivanna (2012). April-June 2012. Politics of Exclusion: The Case Study of Panchayats in South India. Social and 5. Gayithri, K- with Rajdeep Singha Economic Change Monograph Series ‘Government Policy and Performance: No. 29. Bengaluru: Institute for Social A Study of The Indian Engineering and Economic Change. Industry’. Asian Business and Information Management, 3 (2), 2012. 2. C M Lakshmana (2012). Population 6. James, K S -with S Irudaya Rajan, Growth, Natural Resource Degradation Demographic Dividend and Migration. and Environmental Pollution in India. In S Irudaya Rajan and K C Zachariah Social and Economic Change Monograph (ed.), Kerala’s Demographic Future: Series No. 30. Bengaluru: Institute for Issues and Policy Options. New Delhi: Social and Economic Change. Academic Foundation, 2012.

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7. James, K S with Basudeb Guha- 14. Kumar, V Anil- ‘Emergence of Khasnobis ‘Urbanization and the South Backward Castes in South Telangana: Asian Enigma: A Case Study of India’. Agrarian Change and Grassroots In Jo Beall, Basudeb-Khasnobis and Politics’. Surinder S Jodhka (ed.), Ravi Kanbur (ed.), Urbanization and Village Society: Readings on Economy, Development in Asia: Multidimensional Polity and Society. Orient BlackSwan Perspectives. Oxford University Press, with EPW and TISS, 2012. 2012. 15. Lingaraju, M ‘Indian Rural Markets: A 8. James, K S with Tiziana Leone and Sabu Competitive Edge of Tapping Potentiality S Padmadas ‘The Burden of Maternal of Rural India’. In Jayasheela, Ravindra Health Care Expenditure in India: Kumar B and Vilas M Kadrolkar Multilevel Analysis of National Data’. (ed.), Agricultural Marketing in India- Maternal and Child Health Journal, Directions for Development. New Delhi: November 2012. Serials Publications. 16. Manasi, S with K C Smitha ‘Case 9. James, K S with V Skirbekk and J Study - Floods in Bengaluru: No Van Bevel ‘Education and the Global Respect for Water Bodies and Water Fertility Transition’, Vienna Yearbook of Courses’. In Ekalavya Prasad, K J Joy, Population Research, 10 (1): 1-8, 2012. Suhas Paranjape, Shruthi Vispute (ed.), 10. Kannan, Elumalai ‘Trends in Agony of Floods – Flood Induced Water India’s Agricultural Growth and Conflicts in India. Forum for Policy its Determinants’. Asian Journal of Dialogue on Water Conflicts in India. Agriculture and Development, 8 (2), 17. Manjunatha, A V with Asif Reza Anik, August 2012. S Speelman and E A Nuppenau ‘Impact 11. Kannan, Elumalai ‘Rationalisation of land fragmentation, farm size, land ownership and crop diversity on profit of Agricultural Subsidies: Study of and efficiency of irrigated farms in Electricity and Fertiliser Subsidies in India’. Land Use Policy (Elsevier), 31 Karnataka and Tamil Nadu’. Anvesak, (1), 2013. 42 (1&2), July-December 2012. 18. Narayana, M R ‘Impact of Population 12. Kumar, Parmod with Laxmi Joshi Ageing on India’s Public Finance: New ‘Existing Legislation on Air Pollution Evidence and Implications’. Asian and Punjab Government Policy on Population Studies, 8: 301-306, 2012. Agriculture Waste Burning’. Indian 19. Narayana, M R with L Ladusingh Journal of Environment Protection, 32 ‘Demographic Dividends for India: (4), May 2012. Evidence and Implications based 13. Kumar, V Anil- ‘Speaking Truth to on National Transfer Accounts’. In Power? Civil Society and Policy Donghyun Park, Sang-Hyop Lee and Advocacy in India’. Journal of Asian Andrew Mason (eds), Ageing, Economic Public Policy (Taylor and Francis, Growth, and Old-Age Security in Asia. Routledge), 5 (1), March 2012. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2012.

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20. Narayana, MR ‘ICT Sector, Globalization 26. Rajeev, Meenakshi with Manojit and Urban Economic Growth: Evidence Bhattacharjee ‘Understanding Loan for Bengaluru (India)’. In Jo Beall, Repayment Behavior’. Oxford Journal Basudeb Guha-Khasnobis and Ravi of Applied Economic Perspective, Kanbur (ed.), Urbanization and 2013. Development in Asia: Multidisciplinary 27. Reimeingam, Marchang Unemployment, Perspectives. New Delhi: Oxford Job Aspiration and Migration: A Case University Press. Study of Tangkhul Migrants to Delhi’. 21. Nautiyal, Sunil with R R Nidamanuri Eastern Quarterly, 8 (I & II), 2012. ‘Ecological and socioeconomic impacts 28. Sangita, S N ‘Meritocracy in Personnel of conservation policies in biodiversity Policies and Good Governance: hotspots: a case study from Rajiv Experiences from Karnataka’. Indian Gandhi National Park, India’. Journal of Journal of Public Administration, LVIII Environmental Studies and Sciences, 2 (3), July-September 2012. (2): 165-177, June 2012. 29. Singha, Komol ‘Reservation Policy in 22. Rajasekhar, D ‘Organising Practices India: Needs for a Re-look’. International and Coping Strategies of Agricultural Journal of Social Sciences, 1 (1), Labourers: A Case of Mutah Labour in December 2012. South India’. In Karsten Paerregaard and Neil Webster (ed.), The Byways 30. Singha, Komol ‘Growth of Paddy of the Poor: Organising Practices and Production in India’s North Eastern Economic Control in the Developing Region: A Case of Assam’. Anvesak, World. Copenhagen: Museum 42 (1 & 2), January-December 2012 Tusculanum Press, 2012. (published in March 2013). 23. Rajasekhar, D with Gita Sen ‘Social 31. Sivanna, N ‘Political Inclusion and Protection Policies, Experiences and Participation of Women in Local Challenges’. In R Nagaraj (ed.), Growth, Governance: A Study in Karnataka’. Inequality and Social Development in Journal of Rural Development, 31 (2), India: Is Inclusive Growth Possible? April-June 2012. Palgrave McMillan and UNRISD, 32. Swaminathan, Siddharth with J Thomas 2012. ‘The Politics of Births in India: Evidence 24. Rajeev, Meenakshi ‘Search Cost, from the States’. In Jacek Kugler and Strategic Behaviour and Market Ronald Tammen (ed.), The Performance Structure’. Economic Modelling, of Nations. Rowman & Littlefield, Elsevier, 2012. September 2012. 25. Rajeev, Meenakshi with Manojit 33. Swaminathan, Siddharth with C Bhattacharjee ‘Household’sAccessibility Boussalis and H Nelson ‘Towards to Credit: Regional Variations’. Indian Comprehensive Malaria Planning: Economic Journal, 59, October- The Effect of Government Capacity, December 2012. Health Policy and Land Use Variables

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on Malaria Incidence in India’. Social the Efficiency of Indian Pharmaceutical Science & Medicine, 75: 1213-21, Firms’. Working Paper 2011-22. Storrs, October 2012. USA: Department of Economics 34. Syamala, T S Angan Sengupta ‘Changing Working Paper Series, University of Face of Malnutrition in India’, Journal of Connecticut. Health Management, 14 (4): 451-465. 4. Rajeev, Meenakshi Manojit 35. Tantri, Malini L ‘China’s Policy for Bhattacharjee. ‘Access to Financial Special Economic Zone: Some Critical Issues’. India Quarterly, 68 (3): 231-50, Services: Are Poor Excluded: A Case September 2012. Study of India’. NUPI Working paper No. 808. Norway: Norwegian Institute 36. Umamani, K S Community Participation to Achieve Health Goals: NRHM. In of International Relations. Jayasheela, Hans V B, Ravindra Kumar 5. Angan Sengupta and T S Syamala B, Vilar M Kadrolkar (eds), Service (2012) ‘Double Burden of Malnutrition Sector in India: A Sectoral Analysis. New Delhi: Global Research Publications, in India: An Investigation’. Working 2012. Paper No. 285. Bengaluru: Institute for Social and Economic Change. 37. Yadav, S Manohar Globalization, Social Justice and the Vulnerable Sections: 6. Emmanuel Farhi, Gita Gopinath and Some Bygone and Burning Impression. Oleg Itskhoki (2012) Fiscal Devaluation. In N Jayaram and D Rajsekhar (ed.), Working Paper No. 290. Bengaluru: Vulnerability and Globalization: Perspectives and Analyses from India. Institute for Social and Economic Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2012. Change. Working /Occasional Papers Published 7. Anand Inbanathan (2013) Representation 1. James, K S with K M Sathyanarayana and and Executive Functions of Women Sanjay Kumar ‘Living Arrangements of Presidents and Representatives in Elderly in India: Policy and Programmatic the Grama Panchayats of Karnataka. Implications’, September 2012. Working Paper No. 293. Bengaluru: 2. Nautiyal, Sunil with M S Umesh Institute for Social and Economic Babu ‘Socioeconomic and Ecological Change. Consequences of Biofuel Development in India’. Working Paper 807. Norwegian 8. Rajasekhar, D with Erlend Berg, Sambit Institute of International Affairs (NUPI), Bhattacharya, R Manjula ‘Can Rural Department of International Economics, Public Works Affect Agricultural Wages? October 2012. Evidence from India’. CSAE Working 3. Rajeev, Meenakshi Mainak Majumda Paper No.05, University of Oxford, May and S Ray ‘Sources of Heterogeneity in 2012.

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(` in Lakhs)

Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 304.09 Salary Grant 730.45 Grant received from State 565.00 Other administrative 93.92 Govt. expenses Income from own/other 116.00 Research Administrative 28.46 resources. expenses Unspent grant of previous 0.77 Other miscellaneous 75.95 year expenses Overspnt grant of current year 0.54 Provision for civil works 57.62 Total 986.40 Total 986.40

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Research Projects / Studies: Ongoing Research Projects / Studies Completed 1. “Ports as Infrastructure, Ports as Cities: 1. “Sustainable Development: Emerging The Indian Port System from Colonialism Issues in India’s Mineral Sector” a to Globalization”, a research project research project sponsored by the sanctioned by the ICSSR. Prof. Atiya Planning Commission, Government of Habeeb Kidwai is the Project Director. India, May 2012. 2. “Linkage between Growth and 2. “Structural Changes, Industry and Manufacturing Sector and reflected Employment in the Indian Economy; by ASI and Growth in Exports given Macro-Economic Implications of by ITC-HS”, a study sponsored by the Change”, a research programme Department of Commerce, Ministry of sponsored by the ICSSR, New Delhi, Commerce and Industry, Government July 2012. of India. Dr Mahua Paul is the Principal Researcher. 3. “The Globalisation, the Development Question and the Current Crisis of 3. “Macro Analysis for working out Capitalism: A Study of China and India”, elasticity of demand for top 10 by Sunanda Sen, a report submitted to commodities of India’s exports (1999–10 the ICSSR on completion of the National to 2008–09 and 2009–10 to 2011–12) Fellowship 2010-12. a study sponsored by the Department

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of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce possible areas of collaborative research in and Industry, Government of India. Dr the area of public health issues arising out of Mahua Paul is the Principal Researcher. industry and allied activities.

4. “India’s Inward FDI Experience in Media Centre the Post-Liberalisation Period with Emphasis on the Manufacturing Sector” 1. Issues and Challenges of Informal Sector a research programme funded by the Enterprises Indian Council of Social Science Synopsis: Production of a short film Research (ICSSR). Prof. K.S. Chalapati showcasing the problems and challenges Rao is the Programme Director. faced by the entrepreneurs of the Informal 5. “The New World Order: Some Sector Enterprises was initiated. The film aims Unresolved Questions in the Theory of to bring to notice stories and lives of these Imperialism”, by Dr Satyaki Roy, under entrepreneurs, their problems and explore the ICSSR research programme “A ways to empower them. Multi-Dimensional Study of Imperial 2. 25% Reservation: School Quota for Order and its Journey towards Neoliberal Poor Imperialism under Globalisation”. Synopsis: A production of a film that takes 6. “Industrialisation and Land Acquisition: a closer look at the reservations for poor Challenges for Inclusive Growth”, by children in private-unaided schools to explore Dr Satyaki Roy. and investigate, whether this decision of the 7. “Regulating FDI in MBRT: Some Key government is a landmark step forward or a Concerns”, by Prof. K.S. Chalapati Rao bad mistake. Private Schools and institutions and Biswajit Dhar. who have been given land or other subsidies on the condition that they provide 25% New Initiatives reservation for the economically weaker sections find ways and loopholes to violate Collaborative Research Programme on these conditions. Some of these questions we Public Health wish to raise and debate in this production. The Institute for Studies in Industrial Seminars/ Conferences and Development (ISID) and the Public Health Workshops Foundation of India (PHFI) have entered into a MOU for undertaking collaborative research 1. Organised a Panel Discussion on “Why in the areas of Pharmaceutical and Medical India should take a Re-look at the Devices Industries development, Innovation, FDI Policy”, on 01 May 2012, on its Health care and Public Health. While PHFI has Foundation Day. The panel comprised been active in the area of Health Economics, Dr Biswajit Dhar, Director General, ISID’s focus is on industrial development. A RIS, Delhi; Prof. R. Nagaraj, IGIDR, meeting of the programme team was held on Mumbai; Shri Dinesh Abrol, NISTADS, March 20, 2013 to discuss and explore the Delhi; Prof. Surajit Mazumdar,

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Ambedkar University, Delhi; and Prof. Training Programmes K.S. Chalapati Rao, ISID. 1. Training Programme on Research 2. Organised a Two-day National Seminar Methodology and Project Formulation on “Structural Changes, Industry and Employment in the Indian Economy: As a part of its capacity building initiative, Macro-Economic Implications of the Institute with support from the Northern Emerging Pattern” during 20–21 April Regional Centre of the ICSSR organized a 2012 to discuss the seven research Two-weeks Training Programme on “Research Methodology and Project Formulation”, studies prepared by the faculty under during 07–19 January 2013. The programme the Second Phase of Three-year ICSSR was co-ordinated by Prof. K.S. Chalapati Rao Research Programme. and Dr Partha Pratim Sahu. 3. A policy-oriented seminar on the theme of 2. Workshop on Audio-Visual Media as a “Sustainable Mineral Development and Tool in Research the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) (MMDR) Bill 2011” was The Institute organised six-day workshop on organized by the Institute on 24 August “Audio-Visual Media as a Tool in Research” 2012. A number of experts, academic during 04–09 February 2013. The programme scholars, civil servants, Members of was co-ordinated by Prof. Seema Goyal Parliament and distinguished political Papola. leaders participated in the discussions. 3. Refresher Course of the Academic Staff 4. Organized a discussion on “Big Business College and Political Class: Cronyism Now and Then” as a part of its plan of holding series The participants of the 9th 3-week Refresher Course of the Academic Staff College, Jamia of discussions on issues of contemporary Millia Islamia University, visited the institute relevance on 29 November 2012. on 19 July 2012. 5. One-day National Workshop on Publications “Industrialization and Land Acquisition: Challenges for Inclusive Development” Books on 22 February 2013 to get a better grip of one of the most controversial issues 1. Satyaki Roy, Small and Medium regarding industrialization in recent Enterprises in India: Infirmities and Asymmetries in Industrial Clusters, times. Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, 6. Organised a Workshop on “Revisiting UK, USA, Canada, January, 2013. Industrial Policy to Rejuvenate India’s Manufacturing Sector” on 29 March 2. Partha Pratim Sahu, The Value of 2013 at its premises. The theme papers Work—Interdisciplinary Perspectives, on industrial policy, technology, FDI, edited jointly with Valentina Cuzzocrea, employment, provided the backdrop for Paul James, Inter-Disciplinary Press, the discussions at the Workshop. Oxford, United Kingdom, 2012.

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Articles/Papers/Chapters in Books 8. T.S. Papola, “Economic Growth and Employment and Linkages: The Indian 1. T.S. Papola, “Labour and Employment in Experience”, The Indian Economic a Fast Growing Economy” in Alexandre Journal, Conference Volume, December de Frecitas Barbosa and Maria Cristina 2012. Cassiamali (Eds.), The Dynamic South, Economic Development and Inclusive 9. Partha Pratim Sahu, “Employment Growth, Sao Paulo, CEBRAP, 2013. Situation in North Eastern Region of India: Recent Trends and Emerging 2. K.S. Chalapati Rao (with Biswajit Dhar), Challenges”, NLI Research Studies “FDI in Multi-Brand Retail Trade and Series No. 096/2012, V.V. Giri National the Safeguards”, Alternative Economic Labour Institute, NOIDA. Survey, India, 2012–13. 10. Sunanda Sen, “Growth: Lost between 3. Choudhury, P.K., “Public Financing RBI and North Block”, The Hindu, of Technical Education in India: December 17, 2012. Issues and Challenges”, in Rajive 11. K.S. Chalapati Rao (with Biswajit Dhar), Kumar and Narendra Kumar (Eds), “Vaulting over India’s Retail FDI Policy Higher Education in India, Atlantic Wall”, Economic and Political Weekly, Publishers and Distributors, Delhi, 2013 November 17, 2012. (Forthcoming). 12. Jagannath Mallick, “Private Investment 4. Partha Pratim Sahu, “Expansion of Private in ICT Sector of Indian States”, Indian Business Space for the Marginalized Economic Review, Delhi School of Social Groups in India: Barriers and Economics, New Delhi, 2012. Challenges”, in S. Misra, D. Awasthi and G. Batthini (Eds), Tenth Biennial 13. Sunanda Sen, “China in the Global Conference on Entrepreneurship: Vol. Economy: Encountering the Systemic I & II, EDI-Bookwell Publisher, New Risks“ in Amiya Bagchi and Anthony Delhi, Pp. 557–567, 2013. D’Costa (Eds), Transformaion and Development: The Political Economy 5. T.S. Papola, “Employment Growth in of Transition in India and China, Oxford the Post-Reforms Period”, The Indian University Press, Delhi 2012. Journal of Labour Economics, January - March 2013. 14. Jagannath Mallick, “Private Investment in India: Regional Patterns and 6. Sunanda Sen, “Currency Concerns under Determinant”, Annals of Regional Uncertainty”, Levy Economics Institute, Science, Springer Publication, Vol. Working Paper No. 761, March 2013. 49(3), 2012.

7. Sunanda Sen, “Currency Concerns: Case 15. Partha Pratim Sahu’s brief interview of China”, Triple Crisis Blog, 06 March appeared in the Weekly Magazine, 2013. Outlook, on “Labour Discontent in

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MARUTI Factory, Manesar”, 06 August 6. Economic Growth and Employment 2012. Linkages: The Indian Experience, T.S. Papola, WP2013/01, January 2013. 16. Partha Pratim Sahu was invited by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), New 7. Employment Growth in the Post-Reform Delhi for a discussion on the Labour Period, T.S. Papola, WP2012/07, Problem in MARUTI Factory, Manesar, December 2012. 17 August 2012. 8. Estimation of Private Investment in 17. K.S. Chalapati Rao (with Biswajit Manufacturing Sector and Determinants Dhar), “Boosting FDI Flows, and How!” in Indian States, Jagannath Mallick, Financial Express, 07 April 2012. WP2012/06, November 2012 (paper under review in Singapore Economic Working Papers Review). 1. Changing Pattern and Determinants of 9. Regional Disparities in Growth and Public Expenditure on Health in India: Human Development in India, Satyaki The Political Economy Perspective, Roy, WP2012/05, September 2012. Shailender Kumar Hooda, ISID-PHFI Collaborative Research Programme: 10. Social Exclusion and Discrimination Working Paper Series No. 02, March in the Labour Market, T.S. Papola, 2013. WP2012/04, September 2012.

2. Medical Devices Manufacturing Industry 11. Changing Factor Incomes in Industries in India: Market Structure, Import and Occupations: Review of Long Term Intensity, and Regulatory Mechanisms, Trends, Satyaki Roy, WP2012/03, July Pritam Datta, Indranil, Sakthivel 2012. Selvaraj, ISID-PHFI Collaborative 12. Structural Changes in the Indian Research Programme: Working Paper Economy: Emerging Patterns and Series No. 01, March 2013. Implications, T.S. Papola, WP2012/02, June 2012. 3. Currency Concerns under Uncertainty: Case of China, Sunanda Sen, WP2013/04, Discussion Notes March 2013. 1. Countries despite Transformations 4. Structural Characteristics of the Large Taking Place Remain Rooted to their Indian Private Corporate Sector in the Basic Approach to Economics and Post-Liberalisation Period, M.R. Murthy Economy, M.M.K. Sardana, DN2013/03, & K.V.K. Ranganathan, WP2013/03, March 2013. February 2013. 2. Regulation of Mining Operations In 5. Growth and Structural Changes in Indian Odisha: A Primer in How to Kill the Industry: Organised Sector, T.P. Bhat, Goose that Lays Golden Eggs, Nilmadhab WP2013/02, February 2013. Mohanty, DN2013/02, January 2013.

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3. India aims at becoming Global Hub of Library & Documentation Supply of Skilled Manpower, M.M.K. The Institute’s has been maintaining a Sardana, DN2013/01, January 2013. collections of books and reports primarily 4. Integrating Trickle-down and Bottom- in the areas of industrial economics, foreign up Approach for Inclusive Economic investment, corporate sector, labour, Development on the Wings of Innovation employment and related subjects. The in Globalized Economy, M.M.K. library currently subscribes to 139 academic Sardana, DN2012/10, December 2012. periodicals & magazines and 18 daily English 5. Information Explosion, Challenges newspapers. During the year 2012–13, 193 and Opportunities, M.M.K. Sardana, books, back volumes and other documents DN2012/09, December 2012. have been added to the library. The total stock of holdings in the library stood at 12,093 6. Advocacy for Creation of Ministry as on March 31, 2013. A number of new of Public Health, M.M.K. Sardana, Documentary Films acquired in the Library DN2012/08, September 2012. during this period. 7. Land Acquisition Issues Revisited, M.M.K. Sardana, DN2012/07, August On-line Databases of Social Science 2012. Journals & News Papers Clippings 8. Targeting the Oil Exports of Iran, M.M.K. Index of Indian Social Science Journals & Sardana, DN2012/06, June 2012. Press Clippings: ISID On-line index to Indian Social Science journals offers a unique facility 9. Challenges of Rising Inequalities and to the users to retrieve the desired information Corruption in Growing Economies like by the users. Index covers around 203 Indian India, M.M.K. Sardana, DN2012/05, social science journals and major newspaper June 2012. articles, editorials and news features. The 10. Health and Safety at Workplaces in image retrieval system developed at the India, M.M.K. Sardana DN2012/04, Institute helps users to search, identify and May 2012. view the clippings at the click of a button. 11. Standoff between Iran and US and its The database contains more than 1.6 million Allies on Nuclear Issues: A Perspective, references as on 31 March 2013. M.M.K. Sardana, DN2012/03, April Research Internship 2012. The Institute has been providing summer Research Infrastructure internship to the final year post graduate Databases on Indian economy with special students in economics/commerce, business emphasis on corporate and industrial sectors, economics and media & communication On-Line Index (OLI) of Indian Social Science areas. This year the Department of Economics, Journals, Press Clipping files, Media Centre, Panjab University, Chandigarh approached the Communication Networking, conference Institute to provide Internship to its final year and guest house facilities constitute the core students of their Five-year Integrated M.A. research infrastructure of the Institute. (Honours) in Economics.

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount Grants from ICSSR 170.00 Establishment Expenses 314.97 Grants for Research 390.27 Research Programme, 483.61 Programme, Seminars / Seminar / Training and Training Programme & other Administrative Databases expenses Interest on Corpus Fund and 34.38 Journals & Periodicals, 04.22 others Databases and Publications Institute’s own Sources 738.51 Transfers & Provisions to 531.00 Capital / Building Fund & others Other Receipts 00.90 Excess of Income over 00.26 Expenditure Total 1,334.06 Total 1,334.06

M.P. Institute of Social Science Research (MPISSR) Madhya Pradesh

Research Projects (Completed) Lokniti-CSDS, Delhi (` 61,250.00).

1 An Enquiry into the Complementarity 4 Monitoring of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan between the interventions of Government in 11 Districts of Madhya Pradesh by and Non-Governmental Organizations in Sandeep Joshi sponsored by Ministry Enhancing the Capabilities of Women in of Human Resource Development, rural India by Sandeep Joshi sponsored Department of Elementary Education by Indian Council of Social Science and Literacy, Government of India, New Research, New Delhi (` 5,50,000.00). Delhi (Rs. 8,32,500.00).

2 Gender and Social Equality in School 5 Monitoring of Mid Day Meal Programme Education System: A Study in Madhya in 11 Districts of Madhya Pradesh by Pradesh by Sandeep Joshi & Manu Sandeep Joshi Ministry of Human Gautam sponsored by Rajya Shiksha Resource Development, Department Kendra, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, of Elementary Education and Literacy, Bhopal (`3,56,000.00). Government of India, New Delhi (`8,32,500.00). 3 World Value Survey (Survey in Madhya Pradesh) by Yatindra Singh Sisodia 6 State of Democracy in South Asia & Ashish Bhatt in collaboration with (Survey in Madhya Pradesh) by Yatindra

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Singh Sisodia & Ashish Bhatt in Institute of Ministry of Youth Affairs and collaboration with Lokniti-CSDS, Delhi Sports, Govt. of India) (` 1,68,000.00). (` 96,981.00). 6 Vikas ki Rajniti Evam Gair Sarkari Research Projects (Ongoing) Sangthan: Madhya Pradesh me Gramin Vikas ke kshetra me Gair Sarkari 1 Agricultural Productivity and Sangthanon ki Bhumika by Ashish Employment Gains in Watershed Bhatt sponsored by Indian Council of Projects of Madhya Preadesh by Manu Social Science Research, New Delhi Gautam sponsored by Indian Council (`6,14,900.00). of Social Science Research, New Delhi (`3,80,550.00). 7 All India Survey on Higher Education for the State of Madhya Pradesh by 2 Unveiling Knots in the Malwa: Sandeep Joshi & Tapas Kumar Dalapati A Study of Changing Pattern of sponsored by Ministry of Human Matrimonial Processes among Hindus in Western Madhya Pradesh by Tapas Resource Development, Govt. of India, ` Dalpati sponsored by Indian Council New Delhi ( 3,504,000.00). of Social Science Research, New Delhi 8 Dynamics of Tribal Development (`4,71,925.00). during Post-Independence Period: A 3 Livelihood and Seasonal Migration in Regional Analysis in the Tribal Areas of Drylands of Madhya Pradesh by D.C. Madhya Pradeshby Y. G. Joshi as Senior Sah sponsored by Indian Council of Fellowship conferred by Indian Council Social Science Research, New Delhi of Social Science Research, New Delhi. (`7,94,425.00). 9 Monitoring of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan 4 Comparative Political Analysis and in Madhya Pradesh by Sandeep Public Policy in India’s Federal Joshi sponsored by Ministry of Context: A Study of Food Policy in HRD, Department of Elementary Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh by Education and Literacy, Govt. of India Yatindra Singh Sisodia in Collaboration (`10,00,000.00). with Lokniti CSDS, Delhi with the India Institute, King’s College, London 10 Monitoring of Mid-Day Meal supported by the British Academy Programme in Madhya Pradesh by Grants. Sandeep Joshi sponsored by Ministry of HRD, Department of Elementary 5 Mainstreaming Youth in Local Education and Literacy, Govt. of India Governance: An Action Research Study (` 10,00,000.00). in of Madhya Pradesh by Yatindra Singh Sisodia, Ashish Bhatt 11 CHILDLINE Project by Sandeep Joshi & Tapas Kumar Dalapati sponsored by sponsored by Ministry of Women and Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Child Development, Govt. of India Development, Sriperumbudur (An (`2,00,000.00).

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New Research Projects the Panchayat Raj Institutions in Madhya Pradesh by Yatindra Singh Sisodia, 1 Monitoring of Rashtriya Madhyamik Ashish Bhatt & Tapas Kumar Dalapati Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) in Madhya sponsored by Ministry of Panchayati Pradesh by Sandeep Joshi & Tapas Raj, Government of India. Kumar Dalapati sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. Seminars/Workshops/Training of India, New Delhi. Courses Organised

2 Study of Social, Economic and 1. A Media Workshop on Badahali mein Educational Backwardness of Jat Palayan in association with Vikas Community in Madhya Pradesh by Samvad, Bhopal on 28 August, 2012. Sandeep Joshi & Tapas Kumar Dalapati sponsored by National Commission 2. Training Workshop on Information on Backward Classes, Government of Resources and Web Technology (For India, New Delhi. Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Participants) organised from 4 to 6 3 Assessment of Available Facilities for October, 2012. Primary and Upper Primary Education in Tribal Areas in Madhya Pradesh by 3. Seminar on Madhya Pradesh me Manav Sandeep Joshi sponsored by NUEPA, Vikas ke Vividh Aayam: Chunotiyan New Delhi. evam Sambhavanayen on 27-28 January, 2013. 4 Impact Assessment of ICT Facilities in School of Madhya Pradesh by Sandeep 4. Training Course on Research Joshi sponsored by Ministry of Human Methodology in Social Sciences for Resource Development, Govt. of India, Ph.D. Research Scholar from SC & ST New Delhi Category from 29 January to 7 February, 2013, sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi. 5 A Cross Sectional Study of Nahal/Nihal Community in Madhya Pradesh by 5. Training Course on Research Sandeep Joshi & Tapas Kumar Dalapati Methodology in Social Sciences for sponsored by Madhya Pradesh Backward Ph.D. Research Scholars from 19 to 28 Classes Commission, Bhopal. February, 2013, sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi. 6 Social, Economic and Political Inclusion of Tribals: A Study with Reference to Special Lectures Organised Madhya Pradesh by Yatindra Singh Sisodia, Ashish Bhatt & Tapas Kumar 1. Ram Sakha Gautam Memorial Lecture - Dalapati sponsored by Indian Council Second Memorial Lecture was delivered of Social Science Research, New Delhi. by Professor Yogesh Atal on ‘Vartman ke Prashn Chinha’ on 27 January, 2013. 7 To Assess the Actual Status of Devolution (Funds, Functions and Functionaries) to 2. Special Lecture on Higgs Boson evam

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Srishti ka Rahasya by Professor Om Papers/Articles Published by the Faculty Prakash Pandey on 10 February, 2013. Yatindra Singh Sisodia Publications 1. ‘Working of Panchayat Raj Institutions Books at Grassroots Level: Experiences from the State of Madhya Pradesh’ in Ranbir 1. Democratic Governance and Human Singh & Surat Singh (eds.), Local Development: Stocktaking and Future Democracy and Good Governance: Five Strategies, Rawat Publications, Jaipur Decades of Panchayati Raj, Deep & (2013) byYatindra Singh Sisodia. Deep Publications, 2011.

Journals 2. ‘Loktantrik Vikendrikaran evam Panchayat Raj Vyavastha ka 1. The Institute brought out the first and Dedh Dashak: Madhya Pradesh second issues of 2012 of its bi-annual Sandarbh’,Rachna, No. 99, November- Journal Madhya Pradesh Journal of December, 2012, Madhya Pradesh Hindi Social Sciences during this period. Granth Academy, Bhopal.

Madhya Pradesh Journal of Social 3. ‘Panchayati Raj Institutions and Village Sciences is a peer-reviewed journal Development: Evidences from Tribal published biannually by MPISSR in Regions of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan English. The journal includes research and Gujarat’ in M.V. Rao & E. Venkatesu papers/articles on social, economic, (eds.), Panchayat and Building of Model political, cultural, administrative Villages, Rawat Publications, Jaipur, and contemporary issues, problems 2013. and processes at state, national and international levels. Ashish Bhatt 1. ‘Panchayat Raj Sansthayan evam 2. The Institute brought out the joint issue Doorasth Janjatiya Kshetron me of 2010 of its bi-annual Journal Madhya Mahilaon me Swasthya evam Shiksha Pradesh Samajik Vigyan Anusandhan Ki Sthiti’, Rachna, No. 99, November- Journal during this period. December, 2012, Madhya Pradesh Hindi Madhya Pradesh Samajik Vigyan Granth Academy, Bhopal. Anusandhan Journal is a peer-reviewed Tapas Kumar Dalapati journal published biannually by MPISSR in Hindi. The journal includes research 1. ‘MGNREGS and its Impact on papers/articles on social, economic, Livelihood Structure in Rural Madhya political, cultural, administrative Pradesh’ in Yatindra Singh Sisodia (ed.), and contemporary issues, problems Democratic Governance and Human and processes at state, national and Development, Rawat Publication, Jaipur, international levels. 2013.

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Nalini Rewadikar leading to Ph.D. in Political Science, Economics, Geography and Sociology. 1. ‘Panchayat Raj - Prajantantrik Vikas ka At present 25 research scholars are Lakshya evam Vastvikta’,Rachna, No. pursuing Ph.D. in Political Science, 99, November-December, 2012,Madhya Economics, Commerce, Geography Pradesh Hindi Granth Academy, and Sociology (ICSSR Fellowship-5, Bhopal. RGNF-5 and UGC- JRF/SRF-3). Three Y. G. Joshi scholars have been awarded and one scholar has submitted her thesis from 1. ‘Health Status of Baigas of Madhya MPISSR Ujjain during this year. Pradesh and Chhaattisgarh’ in S.N. Choudhary, (ed.) Tribal Health and Library Nutrition, Rawat Publications, New Delhi, 2012. MPISSR Library has a collection of about 20,000 print resources relating to social 2. ‘Resources and Development: A View science. It has collection of 13,115 books; from Central Tribal Belt of India’, 2,738 bounded volume of journals. Other Annals’ of the National Association of resources are in the form of collection of Geographers, India, 32(1), June, 2012. working papers and published reports etc. 3. ‘Manushya Paryawaran, Praktic Aapada During this year, 288 new books on various evam Vikas: Prakratik evam Manaviya topics broadly related to the Social Sciences Paksh’, Madhya Pradesh Samajik Vigyan have been added to the existing collection. Anusandhan Journal, 7(1), 2009. Apart from this, the Institute has received Ph. D. Programme 115 journals and periodicals on exchange/ subscription basis. - MPISSR is a recognised research centre of Vikram University, Ujjain for research

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant Salary Grant 88.40 (1) Salary Grant 48.00 Other Admn. Exp. 31.27 (2) Development Grant 30.00 Research Promotion Exp. 00.00 (3) Research Promotion 03.00 Other Misc. Exp. 00.00 Grant Grant from Govt. of M.P. 32.00 Closing Balance C/F Income from own 24.11 (1) ICSSR Salary Grant 14.44 Resources Any other please specify 00.00 (2) ICSSR Research 03.00 Promotion Grant Total 137.11 Total 137.11

MADRAS INSTITUTE OF DEVELOMENT STUDIES (MIDS), CHENNAI Research Projects (Ongoing) 4. Dr. G.S. Ganesh Prasad, “BRGF Project, Terminal Report”, funded by 1. Dr. Ajit Menon, “Conflict and ANSSIRD. Cooperation over Natural Resources in Developing Countries – CoCooN”, 5. Prof. S. Janakarajan, “Sustaining the Ecology of Chennai and its Peri-Urban funded by Univesity of Amsterdam, Areas: A long term strategy document Amsterdam Institute for Social Science for water conservation”, funded by Research, Room G.205, Nieuwe Department of Science and Technology Prinsengracht 130, 1018 VZ, Amsterdam, (GOI). The Netherlands. 6. Prof. S. Janakarajan, “Cauvery delta 2. Dr. S. Anandhi, “Caste Out of Combating Climate Change Coastal Development Civil Society Activism Delta Wetlands and Livelihoods and Transnational Advocacy on Dalit Resilience”, funded by ICSSR, New Rights and Development”, funded by Delhi. ESRC, U.K. 7. Dr. Karen Coelho, “Urban India Reforms Facility UIRF II) Building on 3. Dr. G.S. Ganesh Prasad, “Effectiveness the Foundations With Focus on Small of Service Delivery and Functioning and Medium Towns (SMTs) in India”, of PRIs under Gram Swaraj Project”, funded by Tata Institute of Social funded by ANSSIRD, Mysore. Science, Mumbai.

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8. Dr. Karen Coelho, “Issues in Urban Land Local Economic Development: Case of Use: A Review of International National a Technology Park in Chennai, South and Local Initiatives in Slum Clearance”, India”, funded by French Institute of funded by Planning Commission, Govt. Pondicherry. of Tamil Nadu. 16. Dr. M. Vijayabaskar, “Impact of New 9. Dr. C. Lakshmanan, “Environment Growth Strategies on Small and Medium and Social Impact Study of the Farmers in Tamil Nadu”, funded by Implementation of an Industrial Zone in ICSSR, New Delhi. Thervoy Kandigai Village of Tamilnadu”, funded by CCFD-TERRE SOLIDAIRE, Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Paris. Seminar by MIDS Faculty and Visitors 10. Dr. C. Lakshmanan, “Socio Economic 1. Mr. Niclas D. Weimar from University Status of Tribal in Tamil Nadu: A Study of Koln, Germany, organised a seminar of Tribal Development Programme in on the topic “Energy and development Post Liberalisation”, funded by ICSSR, in India and China” in July 2, 2012. New Delhi. 2. Dr. G. Badri Narayanan from Research 11. Prof. R. Maria Saleth, “Water Policy Economist, Center for Global Trade in India: context, Issues and Reforms”, Analysis, Purdue University, USA, funded by National Centre for organised a seminar on the topic “Labour Agricultural Economics and Policy Standards and International Trade: A Research (NCAP). Global CGE Analysis of Child Labor” 12. Prof. R. Maria Saleth, “Realistic Vs. in July 13, 2013. Mechanistic: Analyzing the Real 3. Dr. Ajit Menon, Associate Professor, Economic and Social Benefits of Sardar MID Sand Nityanand Jayaraman, Sarovar, Narmada Project”, funded by Independent writer organised a seminar Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Ltd., on the topic “Discussion of the newly Gandhi Nagar. released book ‘Churning the Earth: The 13. Dr. K. Sivasubramaniyan, “Evaluation Making of Global India’ (Penguin India, & Impact Assessment of the SEAM 2012) [Authors: Aseem Shrivastava and Project”, funded by IL&FS, Chennai. Ashish Kothari] on Monday July 16, 2013. 14. Dr. L. Venkatachalam, “Estimating the Total Economic Value (TEV) of an Urban 4. Mr. S. Gopalakrishnan I.A.S., Director Wetland: A Case Study of Pallikaranai of Census Operations, Tamil Nadu, Marsh in Chennai City, Tamil Nadu”, organised a seminar on the topic funded by Planning Commission, Govt. “TamilNadu at a Glance: 2011 Census” of Tamil Nadu. on Friday July 20, 2012. 15. Dr. M. Vijayabaskar, “Mapping 5. Dr. Timothy Randhir, Associate Linkages between Megal Projects and Professor, Department of Environmental

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Conservation, University of the topic “What is Indian Writing in Massachusetts, organised a seminar on English?” on February 19, 2013. the topic “Climatic Change and Socio- ecological Systems” on August 21, 12. Rosinka Chaudhuri, Professor in 2012. Cultural Studies, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, organised a 6. Prof. Hugo Gorringe, Department of seminar on the topic “Writing Literary Sociology, University of Edinburgh, History after Theory : Notes from the UK, organised a seminar on the topic Postcolony” on March 6, 2013. “Vernacularised Institutionalisation and the Compulsions of Party Politics: A 13. Jens Martin Zickgraf, Research Case of Dalit Politics in Tamil Nadu” on Associate, Department of Anthropology, September 26, 2012. Ludwig - Maximillians University (LMU), Munich, organised a seminar 7. Mr. Selva Rajan, Head of Division, on the topic “How about the Prices of Rural Development & District Planning, Tea? Market, Community and Money in Tamil Nadu State Planning Commission, a Badaga village” on April 12, 2013. organised a seminar on the topic “Identifying Regional Disparities and Seminars by MIDS Students Backwardness – Governance Issues and 1. R. Sethunath organised a seminar on the Management Practice” on November topic “Evolution of Public and Private 15, 2012. Spheres in Education and the Role of 8. Dr Asha Varadarajan, Queen’s State: A Comparative Analysis of India University, Canada, organised a seminar and Kerala” on August 1, 2012. on the topic “Subjects of Inquiry and 2. Aparajay Kumar Singh organised Subjects of Injury: Thoughts on the New a seminar on the topic “Analyzing World Order” on December 17, 2012. the DLHS and NFHS data on Multi- dimension deprivation using the 9. Pankaj Rishi kumar, Director of the D-curve” on August 1, 2012. Documentary Film, organised a seminar on the topic “Documentary Film Titled 3. E. Deepa organised a seminar on the ‘In God’s Land’ (72 min)” on February topic “An Overview of Domestic Work 6, 2013. Focusing on Labour Inequality” on August 1, 2012. 10. M.V. Ramana, Physicist and Writer, Princeton University, organised a 4. Ruth Lalrampari organised a seminar seminar on the topic “Nuclear Energy in on the topic “Rural Development in India: Perspectives on its Past, Present Mizoram since 1990 and Tentative and Future” on February 18, 2013. Questionnaire for Field Survey” on August 1, 2012. 11. Arvind Krishna Mehrotra, Poet, Translator, Former Professor, Allahabad 5. Venkata Naga Narasimhan organised University, organised a seminar on a seminar on the topic “History of

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Shelter Movements in Chennai and the 13. S. Kokilavani organised a seminar Changing Politics of Urban Poor” on on the topic “Reflection on Visual August 1, 2012. Representation of People and their Objective Conditions” on July 31, 6. Abida Begum organised a seminar on 2013. the topic “Zenana Education and Muslim Women in Tamil Nadu: A Study” on 14. K. Bharathidasan organised a seminar August 1, 2012. on the topic “Recovering Outcaste History: A Case Study of Scavengers in 7. Regional Seminar (Two days) on the Municipal Corporation of Madras Agribusiness Potential of Tamil Nadu (1850-1947)” on July 31, 2013. organized by MIDS and Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing on 23-24 15. Surabhi G organised a seminar on the August 2012 topic “Contract Farming in the Southern States of India” on January 30, 2013. 8. Surabhi G. organised a seminar on the topic “Contract farming in the southern 16. Saravanakumar organised a seminar on the topic “Development Interventions in states of India” on July 31, 2013. Indian Rainfed Agriculture: Analysis of Institutions and Processes” on January 9. Andrew Michael organised a seminar on 30, 2013. the topic “Impact of ‘Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee 17. Suriya organised a seminar on the Scheme (MGNREGS)’’ on Rural topic “Political Representation and Development in Tamil Nadu and Kerala- Participation of Women- A Case Study a comparative study” on July 31, 2013. on Contemporary Tamil Nadu Politics” on January 30, 2013. 10. Saravanakumar organised a seminar on the topic “Development Interventions in 18. K. Bharathidasan organised a seminar Indian Rainfed Agriculture: Analysis of on the topic “Recovering Outcaste Institutions and Processes” on July 31, History: A Case Study of Rao Sahib L. 2013. C. Guruswamy and His Contribution towards the Rights and Welfare of 11. Suriya organised a seminar on the topic Arunthathiyars in Colonial Tamil Nadu” “Politics of Women Representation and on January 30, 2013. Participation in Post-Independent India– A Case Study of Tamil Nadu” on July 19. Preetha K.V. organised a seminar on 31, 2013. the topic “Dynamics and Politics of Environmental Clearance (EC) Process: 12. V. Suresh organised a seminar on the topic An Analysis of EC Process in Selected “Economic Analysis of Decentralization Developmental Projects” on January 30, in Tamil Nadu” on July 31, 2013. 2013.

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Workshop the findings in an accessible way to readers from different backgrounds. Now, RDC is in 1. ‘Empathy and Human Development’ its eighteenth year of publication. workshop was organized by MIDS on 12 July 2012. Discussion Paper

2. ‘Happiness, Human Development and During the academic year 2012-13, one Planetary Realizations’ workshop was discussion paper no.14, “The Evolution of organized by MIDS on 13 October Consumption and Wealth Inequality in India: 2013. A Quantitative Assessment”, by Prof. S. Subramanian and Prof. D. Jayarajwaspublished National Seminar on “Interrogating the on February 2013. Reports of ‘Judicial’ Enquiry Commissions on Caste Violence in Tamil Nadu”, March 28-30, Founder’s Day Lecture 2013 2013 Sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi. The regional workshop would make an attempt to The Founders’ Day Lecture for 2013 deliberate on: a) the history of caste violence on “China’s Success Trap: Lessons for against Dalits. Development Theory” was delivered by Prof. Manoranjan Mohanty, Council for Social Publications Development, New Delhi on April 18, 2013.

Review of Development and Change Library

Committed to critically examining diverse The ICSSR sponsored the Institute library on aspects of the changes taking place in our a cost sharing basis for access of a Journal society, ‘Review of Development and Change Archive called JSTOR facility to its readers. (RDC)’ is a refereed journal published twice in This facility provides access to almost 26,195 a year. RDC aims to encourage scholarship that journals. Between July 2012 and June 2013 perceives problems of development and social the library added 431 books. The library also change in depth, documents them with care, subscribes to 145 journals including both interprets them with rigour and communicates Indian and foreign journals.

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(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR GRANT 245.00 Salary Grant 324.37 Grant Received from State 193.00 Other Administrative 170.75 Government Expenditures Income from Own/Other 80.68 Research Promotion 23.67 Resources Expenses (incl. Library) Any Other, Please Specify 22.63 Other Misc. Expenses 31.42 (Income from RBI) (Expenses of RBI) Total 541.31 Total 550.21* * Total Income – Total expenses = (541.31) - (550.21) = Deficit of Rs.8.90 lakhs

NABAKRUSHNA CHOUDHURY CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (NCDS), BHUBANESHWAR Research Projects (Completed) Research Projects (Ongoing)

1. First Half-yearly Monitoring of 2011-12 1. ‘Evaluation of Bankable Income of SSA in Odisha, sponsored by Ministry Generating Scheme Under Special of Human Resource Development, Govt. Central Assistance to Scheduled Caste of India, by Dr. P.K. Acharya. Sub-Plan Implemented by OSFDC under Scheduled Caste Sector’, sponsored by 2. First Half-yearly Monitoring of Orissa Scheduled Caste & Scheduled 2011-12 of MDM in Odisha, sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Tribe Development Finance Cooperative Development, Govt. of India, by Dr. Corporation Ltd., by Dr. R.K. Meher. P.K. Acharya. 2. ‘Development of Sericulture in KBK 3. Second Half-yearly Monitoring Report Districts of Odisha’, sponsored by of 2011-12 of NCDS on Sarva Siksha ICSSR, New Delhi, by Dr. S. Meher. Abhiyan Programme for Odisha, sponsored by Ministry of Human 3. ‘All India Survey on Higher Education Resource Development, Govt. of India, for 2011-12’, sponsored by Deptt. of by Dr. P.K. Acharya. Higher Education, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India, by Dr. (Mrs) R. Mishra. 4. Second Half-yearly Monitoring Report of 2011-12 of NCDS on Mid Day 4. ‘Impact Assessment of MGNREGA on Meal Scheme for Odisha, sponsored the Livelihood Improvement of Tribal by Ministry of Human Resource Households: A Study in KBK Region Development, Govt. of India, by Dr. of Odisha’, sponsored by ICSSR, New P.K. Acharya. Delhi, by Dr. N. Panigrahi.

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5. ‘Study on Various Impact on the 7. ‘Evaluation of State Finances with Livelihood and Forest Resources due respect to State of Odisha’, by Prof. R.K. to the Implementation of Brutanga Panda, Dr. S. Meher, Dr. Amarendra Irrigation Project in Nayagarh District’, Das(Faculty, Dept. of A&A Economics, sponsored by Dept. of Water Resource Utkal University); & Prof. Baidyanath (DoWR), Govt. of Odisha, by Dr. N. Misra (Former Chairman & Director, Panigrahi. NCDS as Expert Consultation), submitted to 14th Finance Commission, 6. ‘Fresh Study of MDM in Angul, Cuttack New Delhi. and Ganjam Districts of Odisha’, sponsored by Ministry of HRD, Govt. of 8. ‘Study on 5% Cross Checking of Data India, by Dr. N. Panigrahi. on Research Studies’, by Dr. (Mrs) R. Mishra, submitted to OPEPA, Govt. of New Research Initiatives Odisha. 1. ‘Socio-economic Impact of Rural Electrification in Odisha’, by Dr. S. 9. ‘Role of institutions in Governance for Meher, submitted to ICSSR, New Sustainable Livelihood of the Tribal Delhi. People: A Way to Strengthen Institutions in Scheduled Areas of Odisha’, by Dr. 2. ‘Micro-Credit to Women SHGs: A N. Panigrahi, submitted to Planning Study in KBK Districts of Odisha’, by & Coordination Department, Govt. of Dr. S. Meher, submitted to ICSSR, New Odisha. Delhi. 10. ‘Social Transformation, Ethnic 3. ‘Evaluation of Watershed Development Revivalism and Naxal Movement: A Programme in KBK Districts of Odisha’, Study of Selected Tribal Communities in by Dr. S. Meher, submitted to ICSSR, Odisha’, by Dr. N. Panigrahi, submitted New Delhi. to ICSSR, New Delhi. 4. ‘Social Exclusion and Economic 11. ‘Continuity and Change of Monastic Discrimination of Dalits in Odisha’, Education and Lamaism in the Context by Dr. S. Meher & Dr. R. K. Garada of Development: A Study of the Resettled (Faculty, Dept. of Sociology, Utkal Buddhist Tibetan Refugees of Odisha, University), submitted to ICSSR, New India’, by Dr. N. Panigrahi, submitted to Delhi. ICSSR, New Delhi. 5. ‘Impact Evaluation of Bridge Projects in Odisha under RIDF of NABARD’, 12. ‘Tribal Land Alienation and the Impact by Prof. R.K. Panda & Dr. S. Meher, of Regulations on Land Holding: A Study submitted to NABARD, Bhubaneswar. in selected Scheduled Area Districts of Odisha’, by Dr. N. Panigrahi, submitted 6. ‘Preparation of Annual District Plan’, to ICSSR, New Delhi. by Dr. S. Meher, submitted to Planning & Coordination Department, Govt. of 13. ‘Impact Assessment of Integrated Odisha. Development Program for Older

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Persons in the State of Odisha’, by Dr. Kanungo, ICSSR Doctoral Fellow on N. Panigrahi, submitted to ICSSR, New April 21, 2012. Delhi. 2. ‘Early Childhood Education (ECCE) Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences/ in Odisha – Quality Dimensions & Lectures/Training Programmes Challenges’, paper presented in the Internal Seminar of the Centre by Dr. Nabakrushna Choudhury Memorial (Mrs)R. Mishra on April 30, 2012. Lecture 3. ‘An Economic Analysis of Household Prof. T.S. Papola, ICSSR National Fellow and Solid Waste Management in Honorary Professor, Institute of Studies in Bhubaneswar City’, paper presented Industrial Development, New Delhi delivered in the Internal Seminar of the Centre the Nabakrushna Choudhury Memorial by Mrs. Anita Samal, ICSSR Doctoral Lecture on, “Economic Growth, Inclusiveness Fellow on May 30, 2012. and Regional Disparities : India’s Experience 4. ‘Role Conflict & Domestic Violence on of the Last Two Decades” on July 13, 2012. Women: Comparative Data on Bauri (A National Seminar (Silver Jubilee Dalit Community) from Two Villages of Celebration) Orissa’, paper presented in the Internal Seminar of the Centre by Dr. (Mrs) In the wake of celebration of Silver Jubilee of Itishree Padhi, ICSSR Post-Doctoral the Centre a National Seminar on “Inequality Fellow on June 11, 2012. in Post Reform India: Measurement and Policy 5. ‘Economics of Marine Fishing in Odisha: Issues” was held during September 28-29, A Study in Districts of Jagatsinghpur & 2012. Prof Santosh Panda, Director, Delhi Puri’, paper presented in the Internal School of Economics, delivered the keynote Seminar of the Centre by Ms. P. Sujata, address. ICSSR Doctoral Fellow on July 7, National Symposium 2012. A three-day Symposium on “The Handbook of 6. ‘Impact of Climate Change on Agrarian the Economy of Odisha” was organized during Economy of Odisha: A Case Study of December 6-8, 2012 under the sponsorship Cuttack District’, paper presented in of the Finance Dept., Govt. of Odisha. Prof. the Internal Seminar of the Centre by Prasanta K. Pattnaik, Professor of Economics, Mrs. Sasmita Bharati, ICSSR Doctoral University of California, Riverside, USA Fellow on July 30, 2012. delivered the keynote address. 7. ‘A Comparative Study of the Working Internal Seminars of Community Forest Management and Joint Forest Management in Odisha’, 1. ‘Towards Understanding the Importance paper presented in the Internal Seminar of Women’s Life Insurance in Indian of the Centre by Ms. Satabdi Pradhan, Society’, paper presented in the Internal ICSSR Doctoral Fellow on October 31, Seminar of the Centre by Ms. Archana 2012.

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8. ‘Efficiency of Electricity Distribution 5. A three-day ‘Rural Labour Camp’ was Utilities in India: A Data Envelopment held in collaboration with V V Giri Analysis’, paper presented in the Internal National Labour Institute (VVGNLI), Seminar of the Centre by Dr. S. Meher Noida during January 21-23, 2013. & Mr. Ajoy Sahu on January 31, 2013. 6. A ten-day “Training Course in Research Methodology for Ph.D. Students” was 9. ‘Ecological Resources, Livelihood held with the financial support from and Kenduleaf Potential for the Tribal ICSSR, New Delhi during 11-20 March, Communities: An Odishan Overview’, 2013. paper presented in the Internal Seminar of the Centre by Dr. N. Panigrahi & Dr. 7. A three-day Training Programme on, C.R. Das on February 28, 2013. ‘Empowering Women Organizers from Odisha State’ was held in collaboration Training & Other Programmes with VV Giri National Labour Institute, Noida, during March 21-23, 2013. 1. A two-day Training Programme on ‘Right to Information Act’ was organised Library by the Centre under the sponsorship During the year 2012-13, the Centre’s Library of Information and Public Relations has acquired 605 numbers of books in social Department (I&PR), Government of sciences bringing the total collection of 14,701. Odisha on June 30, 2012 & July 02, Besides, the library also subscribes 20 Foreign 2012. Journals and 64 Indian Journals in different social sciences disciplines. The library is 2. A Review Committee Meeting on ‘All equipped with computers and photocopier. The India Survey on Higher Education’ library is receiving Institutional publications was organised by the Centre under from number of Institutions including the sponsorship of Dept. of Higher different publications of Government of Education, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India and Government of Odisha. It is now India on August 28, 2012. a part of the ICSSR/NASSDOC initiative to 3. A five-day “Training of Trainers subscribe to JSTOR which helps the scholars to access more than 1000 journals with back Programme for Unorganised Rural volumes. The library provides various types Workers from the State of Odisha” was of specialized services to the faculty members held in collaboration with V V Giri and research scholars of the Centre and also to National Labour Institute (VVGNLI), the visiting research scholars, academicians, Noida during September 18-22, 2012. social activists, policy makers, etc. 4. A two-day Training Programme on Publications/Journals “Right to Information Act” was held under the sponsorship Information and Books Public Relations (I&PR) Department, Environmental Degradation of Lagoon in Government of Odisha, during India, SSDN Publishers & Distributors, New November 23-24, 2012. Delhi, 2013 by Dr. S. Meher (Co-author).

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Articles In Journals Sept 2012 (published in March 2013) by Dr. N. Panigrahi. 1. ‘Changes in the Structural Growth of Employment in India’, The Indian 8. ‘Status of Rehabilitation and Economic Journal, Special Issue, Resettlement of Displaced Families by December, 2012 by Prof. R.K. Panda SAIL and MCL: A Retrospective Look (co-author). from Empirical Findings’, Journal of Man and Life, Vol.38, No.1-2, Pp.37-57, 2. ‘Analysis of Issues on Social Sector January-June 2012, by Dr. N. Panigrahi. Expenditure for Combating Corruption ISSN-0972-4109. in India’, Indian Association of Social Science Institutions Quarterly, Vol.31, 9. ‘Implementation of Forest Rights No.1, 2012 by Prof. R.K. Panda. Act in Odisha: An Anthropological Understanding to Upgrade the Livelihood 3. ‘MGNREGA and Women Empowerment: of the Tribal People’, Journal of Indian An Empirical Investigation in Odisha’, Anthropological Society, Vol.47, No.2, Odisha Economic Journal, Vol.44, July, 2012, Pp.129-153, by Dr. N. No.1&2, January-June & July- Panigrahi. ISSN-0019-4387. December, 2012 by Dr. S. Meher & Dr. N. Panigrahi. 10. ‘Fifth Schedule of the Constitution of India and the Tribals of Odisha: 4. ‘Relative Tax Efforts of States in India: A Retrospective Look’, Journal of With Special Reference to Odisha’, Anthropological Survey of India, Ravenshaw Journal of Economics, Vol.56(1-2), January-June 2007, Vol.I, No.1, 2012 by Dr. S. Meher Pp.45-72, by Dr. N. Panigrahi. (ISSN:2319-6084). ISSN-0970-3411 (published in 2012) 5. ‘The Growth and Composition of Public 11. ‘Eco-Tourism and Tribal Livelihood: Expenditure in Odisha’, Vision, Vol.32, A Prospective Look in Similipal Bio- No.2&3, April-September, 2012 by Dr. sphere of Odisha’, Indian Journal of S. Meher. Anthropological Survey of India, 6. ‘Role of Early Childhood Care Vol.57(1-4), Pp.33-46, January- Education (ECCE) in Universalisation December 2008 (published in September, 2012) by Dr. N. Panigrahi (first author). of Elementary Education in Odisha’, ISSN-0970-3411. Journal of Extension Education (JEE), Vol.XVII, No.1, 2012 by Dr. (Mrs.) R. Articles in Edited Books Mishra (ISSN No.976-8246). 1. ‘Tribal Society, Women and Social 7. ‘Ensuring Child Rights and Their Inclusion’, in N. Rath, M. Chinara, N. Development through National Child Mohanty and Mohanty, (ed.) ASocial Labour Project in Mayurbhanj: A Exclusion and Gender: Some Reflections, Scheduled Area District of Odisha’, Abhijit Publications, New Delhi, by Dr. Asian Journal of International Law, N. Panigrahi. ISBN-978-935074-001-9 Vol.7, No.1-2, ISSN-0973-5097, Jan- (First author)

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2. ‘Potential Displaced People and Loss Displacement and Rehabilitation: of their Resources: An Experience Solutions for Future, Gyan Publications, from Angul Industrial Hub of Odisha’ New Delhi, by Dr. N. Panigrahi. in Nihar Mishra and K.K. Mishra (ed.) ISBN-978-81-212-1160-4.

Funds (Un-audited)

( ` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 138.55 Salary Grant 186.32 Grant received from State 150.00 Other Administrative 36.20 Govt. Expenses Income from Own/ Other 98.54 Research Promotion 21.45 Resources Expenses Any Other, Please Specify 41.02 Other Miscellaneous 31.46 Expenses Excess of Income 152.68 Total 428.11 Total 428.11

OMEO KUMAR DAS INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL CHANGE AND DEVEL- OPMENT (OKDISCD), GUWAHATI Research Projects (Completed) 2. ‘Study on Development of Judiciary in Assam-Law, Law Courts and Lawyers in 1. Village Councils in Manipur, Mizoram, Assam’ by Bhupen Sarmah andBinayak Meghalaya and Nagaland by Bhupen Dutta, `21 lakhs, All Assam Lawyers Sarmah and Uddipan Dutta, `10,26,795/-, Association. Ministry of Panchayati Raj. 3. ‘Technical Support to 3 BRGF Districts’ 2. Monitoring of Outcome in 11 BRGF byBhupen Sarmah, Saswati Choudhury District, by Bhupen Sarmah and Monjit and Joydeep Baruah, `10. 62 lakhs, State Institute of Rural Development, Assam. Barthakur, `10,62,215/-, State Institute of Rural Development, Assam. 4. ‘Drop Out and Retention Rate at Elementary Stage with special reference Research Projects (Ongoing) to Mainstreamed Children’ by Indranee Dutta, `5.60 lakhs, Axom Sarba Siksha 1. ‘Evaluation of MSDPin Minority Abhiyan Mission. Concentration Districts’ by Joydeep Baruah, `33 lakhs, Ministry of Minority 5. ‘Preparation of Baseline Survey and Affairs through ICSSR. Formulation of CSR projects for

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five years Including Documentation, 13. ‘Professional Documentation of Flood Monitoring and Evaluation during its Early Warning Systems (FLEWS)’ by Implementation-NEEPCO’ by Bhupen Kalyan Das, `2.05 lakhs, Assam State Sarmah, 108 lakhs, North Eastern Disaster Management Authority. Electric Power Corporation. 14. ‘A Study on Elementary Education in 6. ‘Preparation of DPR in Seven Districts Assam: for those in the Margins’ by of Manipur and a Baseline Survey Indranee Dutta, `2.50 lakhs, Indian for Imphal East District for Prime Council of Social Science Research. Minister’s Package’ by Bhupen Sarmah, 15. ‘Collective Violence in Westwrn Assam: `14.07 lakhs, Manipur Minorities and Causes, Accounts and Consequences’ OBC Economic Development Society by Bhupen Sarmah, `14.00 lakhs Indian MOBEDS. Council of Social Science Research. 7. ‘Preparation of Vision Document and 16. ‘Land as Private Property: Changing Integrated District Plan for Jorhat Patterns of Land Relation in the Tribal District’by Bhupen Sarman,`9.77 lakhs, Societies of the North-East’ by Bhupen State Institute of Rural Development . Sarmah, `25 lakhs, Indian Council of Social Science Research. 8. ‘Secondary Data Analysis on Children in Assam’ by Saswati Choudhury, `5.28 17. ‘Non–Structural Measures in Flood lakhs, UNICEF. Disaster Mitigation: A Study on Approaches to Flood Management 9. ‘Sub-regional Movements: Demand for System in Assam’ by Kalyan Das, `7.50 Separate Bodoland and Conflict between lakhs Indian Council of Social Science the Bodos vs. Non-Bodos in BTAD’ by Research. Arup Kumar Deka. 18. ‘Gender and Economic: The Place 10. ‘Mainstreaming Youth in Local of Women in the Assamese Society Governance in the Selected Villages of by Saswati Choudhury’ by Saswati ` Kamrup District, Assam’ by Bhupen Choudhury, 6 lakhs,Indian Council of Sarmah, `1.68 lakhs,Rajiv Gandhi Social Science Research. National Institute of Youth Development, 19. ‘Evaluation of Project under STEP Chennai. Scheme of Ministry of Women and Child Development-Sampriti, North 11. ‘Does Urban Greenery Reduce the Lakshimpur, Assam-Piggery Project’ by Cost of Cooling Homes?’ By Monjit Monjit Borthakur, `1.62 lakhs, Ministry Borthakur, `8.58 lakhs, SANDEE. of women and Child Development. 12. ‘Preparation of State Human New Research Initiatives Development Report, 2012’ Assam by Joydeep Baruah, `40 lakhs, Government 1. ‘Decentralisation and District of Assam. Development Cell’ by Joydeep Baruah.

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2. ‘Diagnostic Study of Intra-district 3. Workshop on Research Method and Backwardness’ by Joydeep Baruah and Proposal Writing during 26 June to 2 Monjit Barthakur. July 2012. Financial support received from the Indian Association of Social Lectures Science Institutions, New Delhi.

1. Dr Jeerawadee Pumjaroen, Lecturer of 4. Course on Research Methodology during the Centre for International Trade Studies 9-18 July 2012. Financial assistance of University of the Thai Chamber of received from Indian Council of Social Commerce, Bankok visited the Institute Science Research, New Delhi for the from 16-22 October 2012 under programme. exchange of scholars within ICSSR- National Research Council of Thailand 5. International Seminar on Ethnicity, (NRCT), Bankok bilateral programme. Identity and Literature on 11-14 October 2012 in Collaboration with Sibsagar 2. Arpita Bhattacharyya and Michael College. Werz of Center for American Progress visited the Institute on 10-12-2012 and 6. State level Consultative Workshop discussed on their study Climate Change, to finalise the Draft Framework on Migration, and Conflict in South Asia Preparation of State Human Development rising tensions and Policy options across Report, Assam in association with the the subcontinent. Planning and Development Department, Assam on 1-2 December 2012 3. Dr P K Viswanath of GIDS, Gujarat visited the Institute from 10-15 December 7. Workshop on Research Methods in under the ICSSR-NER Scholars in Social Science held at Jorhat from 9-15 Residence programme. December 2012 in association with the J B College, Jorhat sponsored by 4. Dr Gorky Chakraborty of IDS, Kolkata the Indian Council of Social Science visited the Institute from 10-15 December Research. under the ICSSR-NER Scholars in Residence programme. Library

Seminars/ Workshops and Training The Institute’s library can be claimed to be 1. Arranged a presentation on Gender one of the best in the region. The Institute’s Budget in association with the Planning library has a collection of more than 14000 and Development Department, Govt. of books, 100 theses/dissertations and 1100 Assam on 9th April 2012. reports, 1500 documents including census, non-book materials like Cassettes, CD_ROM 2. Consultation workshop to discuss World Databases, and Maps etc. In addition to these, Bank’s ‘India country Programme it has a collection of 1600 micro documents Strategy 2013-2016 for Assam’ on such as working papers, discussion papers, 29 May 2012 supported by the World seminar papers, monographs, and occasional Bank. papers and 1000 reports. There are 60 regularly

385 Indian Council of Social Science Research subscribed national and international journals Journal besides the JSTOR online archive and six Social Change and Development Journal magazines. It receives over 500 newsletters/ of OKD Institute of Social Change and bulletins from various research and academic Development, Vol –IX July 2012 appeared. institutions, government agencies and overseas. Research Papers published 1. Property Rights and Resource Publications / Journals Appropriation: Forest, Local Communities and State Administration Books in Assam-Saswati Choudhury. How High is the Road?: Structural Changes, 2. Understanding Sluggish Industrialisation Institutions and Wellbeing in Tea Plantations Process in Northeast India: How the of South Asia by Kalyan Das (Nov 30, 2012). Industrial Policies Help? -Kalyan Das.

Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 239.74 Salary Grant 136.63 Grant Received from State 45.00 Other Administrative 22.69 Govt. Expenses Income from Own/other 85.17 Research Promotion 135.34 sources Expenses Project Grants from other 128.95 Other Miscellaneous 14.22 Agencies Expenses Balance of Funds 189.98 Total 498.86 Total 498.86

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Research Projects (Completed) 2. ‘Trade Liberalization Economic Grwoth & Environment, Indian Manufacturing 1. ‘Identifying Features of High Industries’ by Hansa Jain, `5.34 lakhs, Agricultural Growth in Gujarat in the ICSSR, New Delhi. Recent Period’ by Niti Mehta, `4 lakhs, NABARD, Mumbai. 3. ‘Assessment of Availability of Educational Facilities in Tribal Areas: 2. ‘Fourth Half Yearly Monitoring Report Gujarat’ by T. Paltasingh, ` 2.50 lakhs, of SSA and MDM in Gujarat’ by T. NUEPA & MHRD, New Delhi. Paltasingh, `10.29 lakhs, MHRD, New Delhi 4. ‘Monitoring and Evaluation of SSA and MDM in Gujarat’ by T. Paltasingh, 3. ‘Study on Effectiveness of Early MHRD, New Delhi. Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Intervention on Pre-school Children in 5. ‘Development of Rural Small Enterprises Orissa’ by T. Paltasingh, `5.28 lakhs, in Gujarat and West Bengal since 1991: Department of Elementary Education, A Comparative Study’ by Subrata Dutta, Orissa. `3.40 lakhs, ICSSR, New Delhi.

4. ‘Efficacy of Management Structure 6. ‘Human Development Report on Kheda of SPO in implementing Elementary District’ by Kalpana Satija, `6.60 lakhs, Education in Orissa’ by T. Paltasingh, State Planning Commission and Gujarat `0.80 lakhs, Department of Elementary State Infrastructure Development Board. Education, Orissa. 7. ‘Mainstreaming Provincial Inconsistency 5. ‘Linkages between Dispersed of Human Development in Gujarat’ by Urbanisation and Rural Industrialisation: Kalpana Satija, ICSSR, New Delhi. A Case Study from West Bengal’, `5.12 lakhs, South Asia Network of Economic 8. ‘Deprivation and Social Inclusion in Research Institutes (SANEI). India and Kazakhstan’ by Chittaranjan 6. ‘Measuring Risk and Vulnerability of Senapati, `7.03 lakhs, ICSSR, New Climate Induced Disasters in Gujarat’ Delhi. by Shital Shukla, `1.50 lakhs, ICSSR, 9. ‘Socio-economic Data Base’ by New Delhi. Chittaranjan Senapati, `9 lakhs, ICSSR, Research Projects (Ongoing) New Delhi. 1. ‘Dynamics of Labour used by Cotton 10. Orientation Programme for Research Growers in India’ by Niti Mehta, `12 Scholar and Faculty Members belonging lakhs, MONSANTO. to SC/ST and Other Marginalized Groups

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under SC Component Plan to Indian Publications/Journals Council of Social Science Research funded Research Institute by Anita Arya Institute has published ‘Anvesak’, Vol.42 & Chittaranjan Senapati, `4.00 lakhs, No.1 &2, January-December 2012, as a semi- ICSSR, New Delhi. nar number. Twelve articles of well known academician were included in this volume. New Research Initiatives Working Papers 1. ‘The Post Liberalization Rural Transformation in Gujarat: Economic, 1. Impact of Socio-Economic Indicators Social and Environmental Consequences’ On The Status Of Natural Resources – Niti Mehta. (2012) WP NO.9 by Hansa Jain. 2. The Economics of Government Savings: 2. ‘Study of Rashtriya Madhyamik Siksha A Note on Indian State-level Fiscal Abhiyan (RMSA) in Gujarat: 2013-2014 Restructuring (2012) WP NO.10 by (MHRD, New Delhi)’ – Tattwamasi Subrata Dutta. Paltasingh. 3. Productivity and Resource Structure: 3. ‘Social, Geographical and Organization Underlying Dimensions of Agricultural Elements of a Community Oriented Social Development in Gujarat (2012) WP Enterprise: A Case of a Supermarket in NO.11by Niti Mehta. Juhapura and Its Franchising Network across Gujarat (ICSSR)’ – Subrata Dutta 4. Intervention on Early Childhood Care and Shital Shukla. and Education: Evidence from Orissa (2012) WP NO.12by Tatwaswami 4. ‘An Assessment of Teaching Difficulties Paltasingh. in Undergraduate Curriculum: A Survey of S.P. Univesity and its Affiliated 5. Wages and Wage Disparity in Organized Colleges (GOG)’ - Shital Shukla. Manufacturing Industries: An Analysis of Post Reforms Era (2013) WP NO.13by Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Hansa Jain &Dileep Singh. and Training Niti Mehta Organized a National Seminar on “Impera- tives of Sustainable Farm Sector Development 1. “Quality and Employability Aspects in the Backdrop of Globalisation, Poverty and of Rural Labour Force in Gujarat” in Employment” held at SPIESR on 15 and 16 Lancy Lobo & Jayesh Shah (Ed.) (2012). June, 2012. Globalisation, Growth and Employment: Challenges and Opportunities. Rawat Library Publications, Jaipur.

Library added 284 new books, received 95 In- 2. “Krishi Rath: An Innovative Approach dian and 8 foreign journals on exchange/gratis towards Rural Development” in MR and subscribed 19 Indian journals. Biju (eds.) (2012) Rural Development:

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Under Decentralised Governance, 10. Trends of Health Expenditure and Concept Publishing Co. Pvt.Ltd, New Performance of Health Indicators: Delhi. Co-author. An Analysis of Indian States’, Under Publication (consent received). 3. “Productivity and Resource Structure: Underlying Dimensions of Agricultural Tattwamasi Paltasingh Growth in Gujarat” SPIESR Working Paper No. 11, September, 2012. 11. Demographic Transition and Population Ageing: Building an Inclusive Culture, 4. “Performance of Crop Sector in Gujarat Social Change, Vol. 42 No. 3, 2012, during the High Growth Period: Some Sage Publication. Explorations”. Agricultural Economics Research Review. 25(2), July-December, 12. Entrepreneurship Education and Culture 2012. Pp 195-204. of Enterprise: Relevance and Policy Issues, Indian Journal of Industrial 5. “Resource-based Planning: Prerequisites Relations, Vol. 48, No. 2, October 2012. for Decentralized Development”. IASSI Quarterly. 31(2), April-June, 2012. 13. Entrepreneurship among Women in India: Strategies for Economic 6. “Food Security Aspects and Development, Arabian Journal of Diversification of Demand in the Context Business and Management Review, Vol. of Gujarat”, Anvesak, 42 (1&2), Jan- 1, No. 2012. Dec, 2012. 14. Intervention on Early Childhood Care Hansa Jain & Education: Evidences from Orissa; 7. Status of Natural Resources and Socio- Working Paper Series-12; SPIESR, economic Indicators, Working Paper, November 2012; Ahmedabad. Series 9, SPIESR, Thaltej, Ahmedabad. 15. Globalization and Educational Change: 8. Wages and Wage Disparity in Organized Contemporary Issues and Future Manufacturing Industries: An Analysis Perspectives in Globalisation: A of Post Reform Era, Working Paper Challenge to Educational Management, No.13 of the Institute. Sarup Publications, New Delhi; 2012.

9. Growth of Rural Non-Farm Sector and 16. ‘Social Security & Policy on Senior Seasonal Migrants: An Analysis of Citizens: Evidences from Asian Rural-Urban Migration’, published in Countries’, Ageing and Society: The Anil Kumar Thakur and S.M. Jawed Indian Journal of Gerontology, 2013 (In Akhtar (Eds.), Non-Farm Sector and Press). Rural Transformation, Deep & Deep Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 17. Protecting Children from Classroom 2012, pp.- 138-151, ISBN:978-81-8450- Hunger through Mid-Day Meal Scheme, 431-6. (January-March 2013; in Press).

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18. “Krishi Rath: An Innovative Approach 24. “Risk and Management of Climate Towards Rural Development”, (co- Induced Disasters in Coastal Gujarat in author), Rural Development Under India”, Management of Environmental Decentralised Governance, (eds.) M.R. Quality: An International Journal, Biju, Concept Publishing Company Vol. 23 Issue: 1, pp.82 – 100 ISSN: Pvt. Ltd., 2012, pp. 346-364, ISBN -13: 1477-7835, Emerald Group Publishing 978-81-8069-838-5. Limited, United Kingdom.

19. ‘Scope for Warehouse Receipts’, 25. Drivers of Vulnerability towards Climate Productivity, Vol.52, NMo.283, 2012. Variability in Gujarat, Working Paper No.8, SPIESR, Ahmedabad. Subrata Dutta 26. “Quantifying Disaster Risk and 20. “Entrepreneurship and Global Vulnerability at State Level: a Case Competitiveness: A Study on India”, of Gujarat in India”, Journal of South Indian Journal of Industrial Relations, Asia Disaster Studies, Vol.3, No 1, June Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. 617-33. 2010.

21. “The Economics of Government 27. “Gender Inequality in Decision Making Savings: A Note on Indian State-level in Cooperatives: A Cross National Fiscal Restructuring”, SPIESR Working Study of Asia and Pacific Countries”, Paper Series No. 10, Ahmedabad: Sardar Journal of Social Sciences, Vol. 16 No.2 Patel Institute of Economic and Social December, 2011, Ujjain. Research (SPIESR) . Chittaranjan Senapati

22. Dutta, Subrata (2012): “Fiscal 28. Book review published in Indian Consolidation and Some Key Issues: An Foreign affairs Journal, Vol. 7 No-2 Indian Sub-national Level Analysis”, April-June 2012 on “Does the Elephant Journal of Economic Policy and Dance? Contemporary Indian Foreign Research, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 1-41. Policy” by David Malone, (New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2011), Pages: Kalpana Satija xxii + 425, Rs 695, in, http://www. 23. Published Book Chapter on the topic associationdiplomats.org/publications/ of “Urbanisation in Gujarat” co-author ifaj/Vol7/vol7index.htm. Forum Dave- Book Name:” Urbanization Forum Dave and Economic Development”- Keshav Publication-Ghaziabad, by K D Gaur and 29. Book chapter in “Urbanization and Haldar Sharma, ISBN-81-902457-1-6, Economic Development” (Co-author Year-2012. Kalpana Satija) by K.D. Gore.

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Funds (Un-audited)

(` in Lakhs) Income Amount Expenditure Amount ICSSR Grant 52.50 Salary Grant 173.66 Grant received from state 125.00 Other administrative 2.82 govt. expenses Income from own/other 2.54 Research promotion 2.44 resources expenses Any other, please specify 6.84 Other miscellaneous 7.96 (Excess of Expenditure over expenses income) Total 186.88 Total 186.88

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Allocation and Final Release of Grant Allocation and Final Release of Grant to Research Institutes for the Year 2012-13 as on 31.3.2013

(` in Lakhs) Plan Non Plan Sl. Name of the Re- Allocation Additional Total Plan Allocation Additional Total Grand No search Institute in 2012-13 One time grant re- in 2012-13 one time Non-Plan Total grant leased in grant grant re- (Plan+ released 2012-13 released leased in Non- Plan) 2012-13 (5+8) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 1 ISEC, Bengaluru 60 -- 60 210 54.09 264.09 324.09 2 CDS, Trivandrum 50 -- 50 186 21.18 207.18 257.18 3 CSSS, Kolkata 67 -- 67 160 11.53 171.53 238.53 4 ANSISS, Patna 44 -- 44 70 -- 70.00 114.00 5 IPE, Hyderabad 46 30 76 46 9.23 55.23 131.23 6 IEG, Delhi 84 -- 84 220 19.80 239.80 323.80 7 CSDS, Delhi 50 30 80 302 66.76 368.76 448.76 8 CSS, Surat 49 15 64 80 59.13 139.13 203.13 9 MIDS, Chennai 74 10 84 163 32.40 195.40 279.40 10 IIE, Pune 44 -- 44 58 -- 58.00 102.00 11 GIDS, Lucknow 56 15 71 110 69.39 179.39 250.39 12 CPR, New Delhi 52 -- 52 70 -- 70.00 122.00 13 SPIE&SR, 53 -- 53 85 -- 85.00 138.00 Ahmedabad 14 CSD, Hyderabad 66 -- 66 45 -- 45.00 111.00 15 IDS, Jaipur 60 -- 60 120 9.23 129.23 189.23 16 CRRID, Chandi- 44 -- 44 153 -- 153.00 197.00 garh 17 CWDS, New Delhi 60 10 70 240 25.90 265.90 335.90 18 CESS, Hyderabad 54 -- 54 125 -- 125.00 179.00 19 NKCCDS, Bhu- 50 -- 50 67 -- 67.00 117.00 baneswar 20 GIDR, Ahmedabad 61 10 71 65 -- 65.00 136.00 21 ISID, New Delhi 128 46 174 ------174.00 22 CMDR, Dharwad 53 -- 53 55 -- 55.00 108.00 23 BANISS, Mhow 104 -- 104 ------104.00 24 MPISSR, Ujjain 95 -- 95 ------95.00 25 CSD, Delhi 24.50 -- 24.50 ------24.50 Total 1528.50 166.00 1694.50 2630 378.64 3008.64 4703.14 NER

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26 OKDISC&D, 203.84 --- 203.84 ------203.84 Guwahati Sub Total NER 203.84 -- 203.84 ------203.84 Total (RIs) in- 1732.34 166.00 1898.34 2630 378.64 3008.64 4906.98 cluding NER

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Appendix 11 Theses Purchased/ Bibliographies Prepared in NASSDOC

List of Theses Purchased the North Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh (India): A Study.” (2011) 1. Anju Tondon, “Study on Growth, Motivational Factors and Academic 9. Kantharaj H.M, “Development and Success in Technical Education in Uttar Validation of Competency based Pradesh.”(2009) Teaching Programme in Enhancing Teaching Competencies of Secondary 2. Anong Kowitsthienchai, “East-west Student Teachers in the Context of Economic Corridor Initiative and Globalization.” (2011) Thailand, 1995-2005.” (2010) 10. Lalita Solanki, “Panchayati Raj Vevastha 3. Ashu Gupta, “Development of Open ke Antargat Mahilaon ka Aarthic Source Evaluation Criteria Software Shasaktikaran: Ujjain Jile ke Visesh for Selection of Simulation Tools used Sandarbh Mein.” (SC) (2012) by Automobile Manufacturers in North 11. Leisangthem Binita Devi, “Study of India. (2011) Development of Higher Education in 4. C. Sundar, “Study on Entrepreneurial Manipur since Nineties.” (2010) Potensity among Engineering Students 12. Madhumita, “Analysis of Composition, in Chennai.” (2011) Direction and Trends of Taxation in 5. Dipak Kumar Dash, “NAM: Study of Its the Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra.” Role since 1992.” (2012) (2011)

6. Dharm Veer Singh, “Transformational 13. M.V. Shidaganal, “Empowerment of Leadership for Change Management in Women in Karnataka: A Case Study of Information Centres in India: A Study of Stree Shakti Self Help Groups of Haveri Transformational Leadership in Indian District.” (2011) Libraries.” (2011) 14. P. Tirumala Rao, “Implications of WTO on Indian Cotton Textile Industry.” 7. G. Thirupalu, “Ethnographic Study (2011) among the Yadavas of Nellore District, A.P.” (2008) 15. Rachna Gupta, “Study of Managerial Effectiveness and its Co-relates in 8. Gurugubelli Tejeswara Rao, “Learning Selected Indian Organizations.” (2012) Styles in English Communication- Skills among the Students of Polytechnics of 16. R. Karuppusamy, “Knitwear Garments

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Exports from Tirupur- A Study of its 3. Ajesh Kumar P. S., “Role of Local Problems and Prospects.” (2010) People in Promoting Ecotourism.”

17. Samridhi Tanwar, “The Impact of 4. Akhilesh Chandra Kukreti, “Janpad Service Quality on Customer Loyalty: Paudi ke Madhyamik Vidyalayon mein A Study in Organized Retail Sector.” Pathyasehgami Kriyaon ka Sarvekshan (2011) evam un Kriyaon Dwara Chatron ke Mulyon ke Vikas ka Adhyayan.” 18. Sanjeev Tondon, “Testing the Applicability of Porter’s Generic 5. Akhilesh Kumar Prajapati, “Social Competitive Strategies for Shopping Mobility among Halba Tribe of Malls: A Case Study of the Great India Chhatisgarh.” Place (TGP) Shopping Mall, Noida 6. Ambika Bhatt, “Comparative Study of (UP).” (2011) the Status of Elementary Education in Government and Private Schools.” 19. Sarbendu Bikash Dhar, “Social Impact of Migration in Kolkata Metropolitan 7. Anand Kumar Pareek, “Problems of Area.” (2012) Government and Non-government Teachers at Senior Secondary Level.” 20. Shailendra Kumar Sharma, “Poverty Eradication Programme and it’s Impact 8. Anita Beniwal, “Children with on the Rural Poor: A Case Study of Dyslexia: A Critical Study of Classroom Hazaribag District of Jharkhand during Transactor.” 1995-2005.” (2011) 9. Anju Adhikari, “Sexuality Concerns of Young (15-35 years) People with 21. Subrata Majumder, “Performance of Physical Disabilities (locomotor + Indian Chemical Sector: Post Reform Visual + Wearing).” Perspective.” (2012) 10. Anupam Mahuhar, “Wage Discrimination 22. Tapas Ghoshal, “Economic Growth and in Indian Unorganised Manufacturing CO2 Emission with a Focus on India.” Industry: An Inter- State Comparison.” (2011) 11. Apeksha Kumari, “Trafficking of 23. Venkateswaran L, “US- Saudi Arabia Children- I Ramifications on Legal Relations since 9/ 11: Shifting Control in India.” Perceptions and Policies.” (2010) 12. Aarti Bhatnagar, “Qualitative List of Bibliographies Prepared Improvement through Academic Audit in the Affiliated Colleges of Guru 1. Diraviam A., “Human Resource Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Management in Hospital Industry.” Delhi - An Evaluation Study.” 2. Kavitha A., “Study of Impact on 13. Arun Kumar T. T., “Pilgrimage Tourism Investors and Interest Rate in Capital in Kerala- A Case Study of Sabarimala Market.” Temple.”

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14. B Appa Rao, “Growth and Development 24. Disha Goswami, “Cross examinalism of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of Linkages Between Economic in India with Particular Reference to Development and Social Change.” Andhra Pradesh: Role of SIDBI.” 25. G. Janardhana, “Service Quality 15. B Appa Rao, “ Performance Evaluation and Customer Satisfaction in Indian of Development Financial Institutions in Universities.” India.” 26. G. Nirmala, “Buying Behavior of 16. B Appa Rao, “Working of Self Help Refrigerator Buyers in Chittoor District, Groups in Andhra Pradesh.” Andhra Pradesh.”

17. B. Appa Rao, “Performance of Finance 27. G. Rajeshwari, “Growth and Structure Institutions in India.” of Indian Railways and Economic 18. B. Bhaskar Naik, “Consumer’s Performance.” Perception Towards the Products of 28. G. Selva Rani, “Study on Consumer L.I.C. of India.” behavior Towards Selected Non-Durable 19. B.Dilli Babu, “Study of Small Scale Goods in Namakkal District.” Industries in Chittor District (A.P.).” 29. G. Suresh, “Financial Performance of 20. Binderjit Kaur, “Teaching Competence Selected Co-operative and Private Sugar in Realization to Spiritual, Emotional Factories in Andhra Pradesh.” and General Intelligence of Student - Teacher.” 30. Honnurali, I., “Social Inclusion and Social Exclusion.” 21. Binit Sharma, “Ucchttar Madhyamik Vidhyalay ke Vidyarthiyon ki Pathya- 31. Iaisan Mawthoh, “Tribal Health of Tribal Sehgami Kriyaon Mein Sehbhagita ka Women.” Samikshatmak Adhyyan: Sagar Jile ke Vishesh Sandarbh Mein.” 32. Indrajeet Dutta, “Study of Parenting Style in Relation to Emotional Intelligence, 22. Ch. Venkataramanaiah, “Development Value Orientation and Social Adjustment of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises among Secondary Students of Delhi.” in Chittor District, Andhra Pradesh.” 33. Itisha Nagar, “Theory of Mind and 23. Chandrakant Pandey, “Grameen evam Executive Functioning in Autism.” Shehari Vidyarthiyon ki Shekshik Abhiruchi, Shekshik Uplabdhi evam 34. Jasleen Dua, “Misuse of Dowry Vidyalay Vatavaran ke Pratyakshikaran Prohibition Act (1961): A Sociological se Sambandhit ka Adhyyan.” Study of Crime Against Men.”

24. Deepa V., “Education and Inclusion 35. Jaswinder Kaur, “Self-learning Development- A Case Study of Modules, Environmental Achievement, Bengaluru.” Environmental Attitude.”

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36. K. Jayaraman, “Shipping Corporation 47. M. Nagentran, “Economic Analysis of of India- An Economic Analysis.” Crop Insurance in Delta Region.”

37. Kailash Chandra Das, “Electoral 48. M. P. Verma, “Social, Legal, Medical Participation in India Reference to Aspects of Surrogacy and Art Bill- 2010 Assembly Election of States.” of India.”

38. Kailash Tiwari, “Mahila evam Purush 49. M. V. Shidaganal, “Impact of Right to Shikshak Prashikshanarthio ke Vyaktitva Information on the Rural Development ka Tulnatmak Adhyyan.” Administration of Karnataka.”

39. Kalpana Kalita Das, “Peace Education 50. Mamta Aswal, “Present Status, through Scholastic and Co-scholastic Effectiveness and Problems of Activities at the Elementary Level- An Continuous and Comprehensive Exploratory Study.” Evaluation System in the CBSE Schools of Uttarakhand.” 40. Kanchan, “Comparative Study of Psychological Variables and Physical 51. Mamta Pareek, “Rural Development Fitness Components between Body Programme and Development of Contact and Non-body Contact Games Women.” of Female.” 52. Mamta Ratre, “Muriya Janjati ke 41. Komal Sharma, “Quality of Life Long Sanskratik Pratimano mein Parivartan Learning and Reading Interest among (Dantewada Jile ke Sandarbh Mein).” in Service and Pre-service Teachers in 53. Manila Chaoubey, “Nagariya Samaj Colleges of Education of Punjab.” Mein Navvivahit Dampatya ka Parivarik 42. Kumari Seema, “Sociological Study of Samnjasya.” Women in Primary School Teacher.” 54. Mayank Kumar Sharma, “Comparative Study of Effectiveness of Inquiry 43. L. Jenitra, “Study on Water Management Training Model, Concept Attainment by Household in Tiruchirapalli City, Model and Traditional Teaching Method Tamil Nadu.” in Biology at Senior Secondary Level.” 44. Lokesh Kumar, “Sociological Study of 55. Meenakshi Dewangan “Problems of Domestic Violence against Women.” Aaganwadi Workers, Adjustment, 45. M. Shafiq, “Administrative Effectiveness Expectation.” among Senior Secondary School 56. Mohd. Mumshad, “Performance Principals in Relation to Value Patterns Management System in I. T. Industry and Personality Traits.” ( A Critical Analysis of its Planning, Designing and Implementation).” 46. M. Doraswamy Naik, “Financial Performance of Original Rural Banks in 57. Mona Ranga, “Specificity of Andhra Pradesh: An Inter-Bank Study.” Neuropsychological Impairment in

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Right Hemisphere & Left Hemisphere Variables - Cognitive Ability, Socio- Patients with Stroke.” Economic Status and Personality Pattern.” 58. Monga Ranga, “Specificity of Neuropsychological Impairment in 70. Paresh Nautamlal Rawal, “Changing Right Hemisphere and Left Hemisphere Level and Pattern of Intra District Patience with Stroke.” Disparities Observed in Kachehh District.” 59. Monu Kushwaha, “Naxalism and Internet Security of India.” 71. Parul Garg, “Study of English Communication Skills of the Students 60. Mousumi Nath, “Reproductive Health, Studying at Higher Education Level in Tribal Women Health, Karvi Women.” Academic and Professional Colleges.”

61. Murari Prasad Ranigrahi, “Lead Bank 72. Prakash Chandra Beck, “Role of Scheme in India.” Government Development Programme 62. Murari Prasad Ranigrahi, “Role to Development of Pando Tribe.” of Financial Institutions on Rural 73. Pramila Nagwanshi, “Study of Rural Development.” Ageing and their Problems.” 63. N. P. Singh, “Climate Change and Socio- 74. Prashant Chaudhary, “Social Exclusion economic Development: An Analytical of Scheduled Caste Workers.” Study of Uttar Pradesh.” 75. Pratibha Kumari, “Panchayati Arakshan 64. Nagesh Chandaiya Senigarapu, “Study Niti aur Grameen Shakti Sanrachna.” of Financial Management of State Urban Transport with Special Focus on BEST 76. Priya M. Kenkare, “Film and Sports Undertaking in Mumbai.” Merchandise Business Planning, Sales, 65. Nasreen Mumtaz, “Sociological Study of Branding.” Status of Muslim Women in Society.” 77. Priyanka Bhau, “Level of Human 66. Om Prakash Kaushik, “Problem of Girls Resource Development in Urban Slum Education in BPL and APL Family.” with special reference to Women and Children.” 67. P.B. Sucharitha, “Women Entrepreneur- ship in Micro Enterprises - A Study of 78. Pushpa Soni, “Grameen Mahila SPDR Nellore District.” Shashaktikaran mein Vikas Karyakramo ki Bhumika ka Adhyayan.” 68. P. Jyoshna, “Women Empowerment through Dairy with Special Reference to 79. Pushpendra Kumar Saraswat, “Study Chittor District.” of Study Habits and Learning Style of Students Studying in Different Types of 69. Pallabi Kalita, “Study of Creativity of Secondary Schools in Context to their the Adolescents in Relation to Select Academic Achievement.”

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80. R. Kasthuri, “Case Study on Micro 93. Sanjay Kumar, “India Bangladesh Finance in SHG in Dharmapuri District Relations: An Analytical Study.” in Tamil Nadu.” 94. Sanjay Kumar, “India-France 81. R. S. Agrawal, “Dalit Historiography in Relations.” India.” 95. Sanjay Kumar, “India-Thailand Bilateral 82. Rameshwar Lal, “Bhartiya Arthvyavstha Relations.” mein Bahurashtriya Nigamo ki Bhumika (Udarikaran evam Rajasthan Rajya ke 96. Sapna Bharga, “Meta-cognitive Vishesh Sandarbh mein).” Institutional Design.”

83. Rameshwar Lal, Role of MNC in Indian 97. Shar-Ul-Nisha-Haroon, “Psychological Economy (A Study in special reference Status and Social Skills among Kashmiris of Rajasthan).” Living in Terrorist Affected Areas.” 84. Ranjana Kumari, “Birohar Janjati ki 98. Sheetal Sharma, “High Leverage Samajik- arthik Sthiti evam Samasya ka Training with Employee Development Samajshastriya Adhyayan.” in Quick Service Restaurants Industry.” 85. Ravindra Sharma, “Elections of 99. Shefali Mishra, “Re-orienting Panchayati Raj Institutions.” Environmental Education: A Study Involving indigence Values and 86. Ravindra Sharma, “Lokpal.” Practices.” 87. Ravindra Sharma, “State Election 100. Shilpa Gopalji Hadiya, “Analytical Commission.” Study on Inflationary Trends in India 88. Ravindra Sharma, “State Finance 1951-2011.” Commission.” 101. Shiv Kumar Bhardwaj, “Study 89. Rinku Babu, “Role of Entrepreneurship of Emotional Intelligence among in the Development of Tourism Industry Secondary School Teachers in Relation in Kerala.” to their Stress and Life Satisfactions.” 90. S. Singoravadivel, “Study on Marketing 102. Shobha Sharma, “Effect of Mystic Rays of Purchasable Goods with special Meditative Therapy on Depression reference to Fruits and Vegetables.” Quality of Life and Mental Health.” 91. Sakia Farid, “Health Related Quality of 103. Soma Kumari, “Becoming of a Dalit Life in Relation to Emotional Stability, Leader: A Psycho-Social Studies Perception of Illness and Perceived Through Narratives.” Social Support.” 104. Sr. Bridget, “Total Quality Management 92. Sandeep Tirkey, “Sociological Study in Higher Education with special of Migrated Oraon Tribe of Chhatisgarh reference to Autonomus Colleges in State.” Tamil Nadu.”

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105. Sunita Kumari, “Gurukul Kangari 112. Vandana Pandey, “Test of Mediating Vishvavidyalaya ki Vartman Model of Relationship between Paripekshya mein Shekshik Upadeyta- Perfectionism and Depression.” ek Adhyyan.” 113. Varinder Singh Waris, “Impact of Fuel 107. Trilochan Dash, “Political Socialization Wood Scarcity on Women & Children in of Women.” Hill Areas.”

108. U. Kalyani, “Study on Customer 114. Vinita Chopra, “Study of the Satisfaction Towards Durable Goods.” Awareness, Interest and Practices of Teachers Towards Continuous and 109. Uma Sharma, “Exploring Human Values, Comprehensive Evaluation.” Study Habits and Occupational Choices of Secondary School Students.” 115. Vinod Kumar Sharma, “Loke Sevakon aur Nirvachit Pratinidhiyon ke Madhya 110. V. Josephine Lourdes De Rose, “Service Sambandh.” Quality of Single Specialty Hospitals with special reference to Maternity Case 116. Vishnu S., “Study of Marketing in Tiruchirappalli.” Strategies of Life Insurance Business in Kerala.” 111. V. Ramesh Babu, “Financial Performance of Sugar Industry in Chittor District of Andhra Pradesh.”

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Separate Audit Report of the Comptroller & Audit General of India on the Accounts of Indian Council of Social Science Research for the Year ended 31 March 2013

We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of India Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) as at 31 March 2013, the Income & Expenditure Account and Receipts & Payments Account for the year ended on that date under section 20(1) of the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (Duties, Powers and Conditions of Services) Act, 1971. The audit has been entrusted for the period up to 2013-14. These financial statements include the accounts of six regional centres of the ICSSR. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Council’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. 2. This separate Audit Report contains the comments of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) on the accounting treatment only with regard to classification, conformity with the best accounting practices, accounting standards and disclosure norms etc. Audit observations on financial transactions with regards to compliance with the Law, Rules and Regulations (Propriety and Regularity) and efficiency-cum- performance aspects, etc., if any, are reported through Inspection Reports/ CAG’s Audit Reports separately. 3. We have conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in India. These standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatements. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosure in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of financial statements. We believe that our Audit provides reasonable basis for our opinion. 4. Based on our audit, we report that: (i) We have obtained all the information and explanations, which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit. (ii) The Balance Sheet, Income and Expenditure Account and Receipt and Payments Account dealt with by this report have been drawn up in the format prescribed by the Government of India, Ministry of Finance. (iii) In our opinion, proper books of accounts and other relevant records have been maintained by the ICSSR in so far as it appears for our examination of such books. (iv) We further report that: A. Balance Sheet A.1. Liabilities

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A.1.1. Corpus/ Capital fund (Schedule 1 & 1A) – Rs. 31.34 crore. Western Regional Centre, Mumbai and Eastern Regional Centre, Kolkata of ICSSR had shown an amount of ` 2.21 crore and ` 0.14 crore respectively under ‘Reserve and Surplus’ instead of ‘Corpus/ Capital Fund’ resulting in understatement of ‘Corpus/ Capital Fund’ by ` 2.35 crore and overstatement of ‘Reserve and Surplus’ by the same amount. A.1.2 Earmarked/ Endowment Fund Accrued interest of ` 35.95 lakh (` 23.24 Lakh on the investments of Chintan Guest House and ` 12.71 lakh on the investments of Pension Fund) had not been accounted for resulting in understatement of Earmarked / Endowment Fund and Current Assets by the same amount. A.1.3. Current Liabilities and Provision (Schedule 7)- ` 11.62 lakh As per Accounting Policy No. 10, provision for gratuity and leave encashment is accounted for on actuarial valuation. But no actuarial valuation of gratuity and leave encashment liabilities as on 31 March 2013 has been done. However, as per acturial valuation of gratuity and leave encashment as on 31 March 2007, a liability of ` 27.38 crore has been worked out against which ICSSR has made a provision of ` 129.14 lakh only under Deferred Credit Liabilities in the North Western Regional Centre, Chandigarh Accounts (`120.19 Lakh) and Eastern Regional Centre, Kolkata (` 8.95 Lakh). A.2 Assets A.2.1 Fixed Assets (Schedule 8 & 1-A) – ` 27.68 crore A.2.1. No depreciation has been provided on library books & gifted books at ICSSR headquarters and on the fixed assets of its Southern Regional Centre, Hyderabad, since its inception. B. General 1. Depreciation Policy Although the accounting policy in the consolidated accounts states that depreciation is provided on written down value method as per rates specified in Companies Act but the ICSSR Hqrs. and its regional offices did not uniformly adopt the depreciation method and rates. 2. Consolidation of Accounts Consolidated Receipts and Payments Account and Income & Expenditure Account of ICSSR headquarters and its six Regional Centres have not been prepared. Two sets of Receipts and Payments Account and Income & Expenditure Account have been prepared i.e. one for ICSSR Headquarters and another for its Regional Centres. This does not give a complete panoramic view of the financial activities of ICSSR as a whole.

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C. Grant-in-aid ICSSR had unspent balance of ` 72.48 lakh (Plan:` 0.65 lakh; NER: ` 66.70 lakh and Non-Plan: ` 5.13 lakh) of previous year. During the year 2012-13, ICSSR received a total grant of ` 14074.51 lakh (Plan: ` 8330.35 lakh and Non-Plan: ` 4884.87 Lakh NER ` 859.29 lakh) out of which ` 2279.27 Lakh was received in March 2013 ( Plan: ` 1807.68 Lakh, Plan NER ` 307.62 Lakh and Non-Plan: `163.97 lakh) from the Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of Secondary and Higher Education. Own Receipts are for ` 105.78 lakh. The ICSSR utilised ` 14222.62 lakh (Plan ` 8330.06 lakh and non-plan: ` 4966.96 lakh and NER ` 925.60 lakh) leaving a balance of ` 30.15 lakh (Plan: ` 0.94 Lakh; NER : ` 0.39 lakh and Non Plan: ` 28.82 lakh) In had ` 0.60 crore as unspent balance of previous year from funds received from Ministry of Minority Affairs in the past. In received ` 1.00 Crore from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment during the year 2012-13 and utilised ` 0.88 crore during the year leaving a balance of ` 0.72 crore on these two projects as on 31.3.2013. D. Management Letter: Deficiencies which have not been included in the Audit Report have been brought to the notice of the Member-Secretary, Indian Council of Social Science Research, through a management letter issued separately for remedial/ corrective action. (v) Subject to our observations in the preceding paragraphs, we report that the Balance Sheet, Income and Expenditure Account and Receipts and Payments Accounts dealt with by this report are in agreement with the books of accounts. (vi) In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the said financial statements read together with the Accounting Policies and Notes on Accounts, and subject to the significant matters stated above and other matters mentioned in Annexure to this Audit Report give a true and fair view in conformity with accounting principles general accepted in India: a. In so far as it relates to the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the India Council of Social Science Research as at 31 March 2013; and b. In so far as it relates to Income and Expenditure Account of the deficit for the year ended on that date.

For and on behalf of the C & AG of India

Place : New Delhi Director General of Audit Date : 15.01.2014 Central Expenditure

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Annexure to Audit Report

1. Adequacy of Internal Audit System and Internal Control System: ICSSR has an ‘Internal Audit Cell’. All the files at Headquarters are pre-checked by ‘Internal Audit Cell’ before making final payment. The ‘Internal Audit Cell’ however does not conduct the internal audit of the Council or its units. Annual Accounts have compiled from the un-audited accounts submitted by the regional centres. It indicates lack of control on the reporting and account of its centres. The Management’s response to audit objections is not effective as 78 paras from nine Inspection Reports for the period from 2001-02 to 2010-11 were outstanding as on 31.3.2013. 2. Physical Verification of Fixed Assets : Physical verification of fixed assets had been conducted till the year 2010-11. 3. Physical verification of inventory Physical verification of inventory such as stationery and consumables etc. had been conducted till the year 2010-11. 4. Regularity in payment of statutory dues : As per accounts, no statutory dues over six months were outstanding as on 31.3.2013.

406 Accounts ------`) 77,93,230.20 16,12,480.00 1,92,76,356.74 1,12,83,129.00 7,99,18,031.20 (Amount in 30.90.54,412.26 18,98,31,425.05 53,72,38,553.25 28,10,67,185.52 53,72,38,553.25 Previous Year Previous 17,46,40,856.53 ------Total Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 11,62,292.40 12,22,465.00 2,34,06,478.54 1,29,14,742.00 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 31,33,55,956.74 21,26,10,015.05 57,34,49,484.73 10,52,92,380.59 57,34,49,484.73 27,68,23,300.61 19,01,11,338.53 ------12,22,465.00 2,34,06,478.54 4,18,73,316.52 1,29,14,742.00 1,05,35,588.40 1,93,74,640.00 7,90,86,789.90 12,11,62,266.48 11,02,08,497.04 20,98,92,391.94 20,98,92,391.94 Current Year Current Regional Centres ------6,26,704.00 ICSSR 2,62,05,590.69 19,21,93,690.26 17,07,36,698.53 36,35,57,092.79 16,66,14,803.57 17,07,36,698.53 36,35,57,092.79 11 & 1-A 11 8 & 1-A 9 & 1-A Schedules I & 1-A 3& 1-A 7& 1-A - Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2013 INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ICSSR Particulars LIABILITIES Corpus Capital Fund Reserve and Surplus Funds Earmarked/Endowment Funds Secured Loans and Borrowing Unsecured Loans and Borrowing Deferred Credit Liabilities Current Liabilities and Provision Total ASSETS Assets Fixed Investment from Earmarked/ En dowment Funds Investment – Other Current Assets, Loan Advances etc. Miscellaneous Expenditure Total ACCOUNTING SIGNIFICANT POLICY (N.K. Gupta)` S.No 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. & CAO FA ICSSR

407 Indian Council of Social Science Research -- -- Total 2,34,06,478.54 4,18,73,316.52 1,29,14,742.00 1,05,35,588.40 1,93,74,640.00 1,22,24,465.00 7,90,86,789.90 12,11,62,266.48 11,02,08,497.04 20,98,92,391.94 20,98,92,391.94 ------3,890.00 73,43,114.08 34,19,781.00 10,44,238.00 34,19,781.00 6,302,766.08 1,07,66,785.08 1,07,66,785.08 New Delhi ICSSR ------Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 62,18,158.00 35,50,030.00 41,71,979.00 1,58,50,953.00 1,20,19,384.00 3,76,38,525.00 1,20,50,770.00 2,14,15,776.00 3,76,38,525.00 Chandigarh ------8,246.00 21,77,291.00 89,56,989.00 Hyderabad 1,11,61,627.00 1,79,49,571.00 2,01,26,862.00 2,01,26,862.00 -- -- 62,819.50 8,95,358.00 Kolkata 72,87,084.73 13,50,000.00 12,14,219.00 3,22,35,377.52 4,18,30,639.75 1,78,79,686.33 1,17,82,880.00 1,09,53,854.42 4,18,30,639.75 ------Schedule -1-A Shillong 31,11,881.96 6,00,50,734.67 6,00,50,734.67 5,69,38,852.71 6,00,50,734.67 ------Mumbai 47,41,557.90 2,20,56478.54 1,11,33,323.00 1,26,80,809.00 3,94,78,845.44 2,83,45,522.44 3,94,78,845.44 Particulars ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Combined Balance Sheet of Regional Centres ICSSR for the Year 2012-13 Liabilities Corpus Capital Fund Reserves and Surplus Fund Earmarked/Endowment Funds Secured Loans & Borrowings Unsecured Loand & Borrowings Deferred credit liabilities Current liabilities and provisions TOTAL Assets Assets Fixed Investments from earmarked/endowment funds Investments - Others Current assets, loans and advances TOTAL

S. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4

408 Accounts ) ------` 55,256.47 7,16,232.00 42,82,958.00 38,83,470.00 13,02,924.00 (Amount in 77,85,01,529.00 78,87,42,369.47 Previous Year Previous ICSSR -- -- Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 16,183.00 3,00,362.00 45,23,891.00 58,86,248.00 49,06,357.24 1,00,00,000.00 142,59,82,049.92 1,40,03,49,008.68 Current Year Current -- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 13 A 13 Schedule - - INCOME INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ICSSR INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13 FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Income from Sales/Services Grants/Subsidies Grants/Subsidies Fees/Subscriptions Income from Investments ( on Invest ment from earmarked/endowment funds trans ferred to funds) Publication etc. Income from Royalty, Interest Earned Other Income Increase/(decrease) in stock of finished goods and work-in-progress Total Sr No. Sr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

409 Indian Council of Social Science Research ------33,83,811.00 11,36,221.00 42,82,958.00 15,33,250.47 15,33,250.47 3,83,43,784.00 78,72,09,119.00 12,89,86,559.00 61,10,75,786.00 -- ICSSR ------Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 87,65,450.00 45,23,891.00 96,29,905.56 3,84,29,613.00 13,20,32,964.00 (-)1,20,01,686.13 (-)1,20,01,686.13 1,24,46,01,912.49 1,43,79,83,736.05 20 21 22 23 24 25 22A - ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO Ex pendit u re Establishement Expenses Administrative Expenses etc. Other Expenditure on Grants, Subsidies etc. (a) Grants to Research Institutes and others to Regional Centre Transfer (b) (c) MMA Interest Depreciation ( Net total of the sponding to schedule 8) year & corre Vehicle Loss on Sale of (B) TOTAL Balance being excess of Expenditure over Income (B-A) to special Reserve (Specify each) Transfer to/from General Reserve Transfer A/c (Add/Less) Prior period adjustment BALANCE BEING SURPLUS (DEFICIT) FUND CORPUS/CAPITAL TO CARRIED ACCOUNTING POLICIES SIGNIFICANT AND NOTES LIABILITIES CONTINGENT (N.K. Gupta) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

410 Accounts `) 0.00 0.00 0.00 426.00 4409.00 2443.00 152655.00 558400.00 1090421.00 3604938.10 7424251.00 8837840.72 Total 74227115.00 12211565.00 87062615.10 30801392.00 15395680.00 67248920.72 19813694.38 19813694.38 19813694.38 (Amount in 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 488361.00 854912.00 509706.00 179166.00 7930000.00 8418361.00 3853554.00 5397338.00 3021023.00 3021023.00 3021023.00 New Delhi ICSSR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 115300.00 494343.00 535461.00 1131238.00 1079700.00 7549201.00 2793720.00 5094913.00 5094913.00 5094913.00 11372725.00 14141400.00 16467638.00 Chandigarh 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 558400.00 660946.00 824551.00 5202114.00 1107156.00 4627862.00 2917029.00 2917029.00 2917029.00 11761683.00 Hyderabad (-)177634.00 13637000.00 14678712.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0426.00 287405.11 314029.00 4439937.11 6683108.00 6997563.00 2665268.00 1487264.00 2557625.89 2557625.89 2557625.89 Kolkotta 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 4409.00 2443.00 10721.00 37355.00 107160.00 Shillong 1216078.00 4500524.00 6358678.61 1898093.39 1898093.39 1898093.39 11076591.00 22460607.00 23836330.00 21938236.61 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 369974.00 Mumbai 9375000.00 1217233.10 6071778.00 4027558.00 3201729.00 4739740.00 4325010.10 4325010.10 4325010.10 16664011.10 12339001.00 - Particulars Combined Income & Expenditure Account of Regional Centres for the year 2012-13 the year for Account of Regional Centres Combined Income & Expenditure ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Income from sales/services Income from Grants/subsidies Fees/subscription Income from investment ( on earmarned /endowment funds transferred to Council) Income from Royalty/Publication etc Interest Income Other Income Increase/decrease in stock of finished goods and work under progress (A) Total Establishment expenses Administrative Expenses Other Expenditure on Grant subsides Interest/ Bank Charges Adjustment Prior Period Depreciation Total(B) Balance being excess of income over ex penditure or expenditure over ncome(A- B) or (B-A) to General Reserve Transfer (A) to earmarked fund (B)Transfer Account Adjustment ©Prior period to Capital Fund Transfer © (A) +(B)+(C) Total S.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6

411 Indian Council of Social Science Research ) ` 15,33,250.47 14,60,729.50 40,81,571.68 (Amount in 18,99,97,534.42 19,15,30,784.89 19,70,73,086.07 -- Previous Year Previous ICSSR 5,8321.00 60,283.47 15,86,471.00 39,07,136.00 14,02,408.50 41,41,855.15 41,41,855.15 19,23,18,199.42 19,23,18,199.42 19,39,04,670.42 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. ------

14.98,267.50 40,64,914.68 19,86,32,194.21 1,20,01,686.13 18,66,30,508.08 (-) 19,21,93,690.26 -- Current Year Current 16,657.00 +37,538.00 71,01,409.32 14,60,729.50 40,81,571.68 19,15,30,784.89 19,86,32,194.21 -- INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-1- OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st MARCH, 2013 ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta)

S/CAPITAL F U NDS: SCHED U LE 1 - CORP S/CAPITAL a) Capital Fund -General Balance as at the beginning of year Add: Contributions towards Capital Fund- General off Written Deduct : Add/ Deduct : Balance of net expenditure transferred from the Account Income and Expenditure b) Capital Fund- Gifted Books Balance at the beginning of year Addition during the year Less: Deductions during the year c) Capital Fund - Priced Publication Balance at the beginning of year Addition during the year Annexure-5-) Less: Deductions during the year ( see YEAR –END (a+ b +c) THE AT AS BALANCE

412 Accounts -- -- `) (10) 9,00,882.00 73,04,595.00 42,82,958.00 74,12,584.00 2,08,72,540.00 Previous Year Previous (Amount in 14,75,46,659.53 18,83,20,218.53 -- -- (9) 2,00,544.00 79,97,303.00 45,23,891.00 82,26,292.00 Current year 2,03,74,706.00 15,49,37,538.53 19,62,60,274.53 ------ICSSR 47.00 (8) 1,161.00 1,208.00 Fund Reserve Member-Secretary Member-Secretary Depreciation (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. ------(7) 7,58,381.00 Pension Fund 1,00,78,982.00 1,08,37,363.00 ------(6) 35,24,214.00 82,26,292.00 Guest House 3,12,67,751.52 4,30,18,257.52 ICSSR Chintan ------(5) IDPAD ICSSR- 2,01,954.00 Vth Phase 73,23,856.43 75,25,810.43 ------(4) F U ND-WISE BREAK P 24,776.00 Project for all” 6,11,586.85 6,36,362.85 ICSSR-IC MR “Health ------TOTALS (3) 8,017.00 Project UNESCO 1,97,885.05 2,05,902.05 ------(2) 6,502.00 Trust Sarabhai Memorial 1,60,505.13 1,67,007.13 NCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIAL OF INDIAN CO U NCIL ------LE-3- OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st MARCH , 2013 BALANCE SHEET SCHED U LE-3- OF (1) 2,00,544.00 79,97,303.00 2,03,74,706.00 Provident Fund 10,52,95,810.55 13,38,68,363.55 - - - ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) tion / ments made on account of funds fy nature) interest payable Provision for Mtcc. ICSSR, G.House

Opening balance of the Funds Additions to b) the Funds : c) Donations/grants i .a) Council contribu subscription ii) Income from invest (speci additions Other iii) Interest received Receipt towards G.House Services Misc receipts A+B Total SCHED U LE 3 – EARMARKED/ F U NDS ENDOWMENT

413 Indian Council of Social Science Research ------(10) 97,50,597.00 2,36,32,083.00 3,33,82,680.00 1,33,12,542,53 15,49,37,538.53 14,16,24,996.00 ------(9) 33,16,244.00 2,22,07,332.00 2,55,23,576.00 2,54,23,363.53 17,07,36,698.53 14,53,13,335.00 ------ICSSR (8) 1,208.00 1,208.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary ------(Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. (7) 34,253.00 1,08,03,110.00 1,08,37,363.00 ------(6) 33,16,244.00 33,16,244.00 3,97,02,013.52 1,27,02,013.52 2,70,00,000.00 ------(5) 75,25,810.43 75,25,810.43 ------(4) 6,36,362.85 6,36,362.85 ------(3) 2,05,902.05 2,05,902.05 ------(2) 1,67,007.13 1,67,007.13 ------(1) 41,50,806.55 2,22,07,332.00 2,22,07,332.00 11,16,61,031.55 10,75,10,225.00 - - - ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) penditure penses Utilization / Expenditure to Expenditure / Utilization wards objectives of funds / refund of surplus money i.) Capital Expenditure Assets Fixed Total Others- withdrawal ii) Revenue Ex and Wages Salaries, Allowances etc Other Administrative Ex Programme Expenses -C Total NET BALANCE AS YEAR-END(a+b-c) THE AT BANK BALANCE INVESTMENT

414 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-7- OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH, 2013

(Amount in `).... SCHEDULE-7 CURRENT LI- Current year Previous year ABILITIES AND PROVISIONS

A.CURRENT LIABILITIES 1. Acceptances 2. Sundry Creditors: 1. M/s Kendriya Bhandar -- -- 3. Security Deposit Payable (Annexure-6) 5,99,927.00 6,69,823.00 4. Interest accrued but not due on: -- -- 5. Statutory Liabilities: -- -- 6. Other current Liabilities 1. Remitttance -- -- 2. Payable to late Sh. Rajender Kumar 26,777.00 26,777.00 7. Provision for outstanding liabilities (Annexure –12) Total (A) 6,26,704.00 6,96,600.00 B. PROVISIONS TOTAL (B) TOTAL (A+B 6,26,704.00 6,96,600.00

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415 Indian Council of Social Science Research ) ` 8,35,265.00 7,28,638,.56 end 29,84,029.00 14,60,729.50 54,67,126,.00 31.3.12 1,15,98,502.00 4,67,77,563.07 10,42,08,879.00 17,40,60,732.13 As at Previous year year As at Previous Net Block (Amount in 5,39,994.00 5,84,685,.00 58,88,615.00 17,99,300.00 14,98,267.50 31.3.13 year end year 9,89,98,435.00 1,00,05,730.00 4,73,00,277.07 16,66,14,803.57 As at current As at current 00 00 ICSSR 6,12,607.00 12,72,297.56 51,85,102.70 of 31.03.13 2,50,01,279.00 1,16,66,901.80 1,97,08,396.00 6,34,46,584.06 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary Total at the end Total (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. ------Adjustment on deletions 0.00 0.00 2,50,580.00 1,88,644.56 11,64,859.00 11,99,534.00 52,10,444.00 16,15,844.00 96,29,905.56 the year Depreciation for for Depreciation 0.00 0 .00 3,62,027.00 10,83,653.00 40,20,243.70 of the year 1,97,90,835.00 1,00,51,057.80 1,85,08,862.00 5,38,16,678.50 As at beginning 5% 0% 30% 40% 0 % 13.91% 25.89% 18.10% Iation Depre- Rate of Depreciation ED ASSETS - FI X ED BALANCE SHEET SCHED U LE 8 - OF 31.3.13 11,97,292.00 18,12,291.56 14,98,267.50 Cost as on 2,16,72,631.80 1,10,73,717.70 2,15,07,696.00 4,73,00,277.07 12,39,99,714.00 23,00,61,387.63 ------year Deletions during the NCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIAL OF INDIAN CO U NCIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 23,072.00 14,805.00 37,538.00 year 5,22,214.00 Additions 15,86,348.00 21,83,977.00 during the 11,97,292.00 18,12,291.56 94,87,369.70 14,60,729.50 1.04.12 Cost as on 2,16,49,559.80 2,14,92,891.00 4,67,77,563.07 ICSSR 12,39,99,714.00 22,78,77,410.63 Gross Block Gross FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Asset Block of the Depreciation Building Plant & Machinery - Mini Vehicles Bus - Cars Vehicles Furniture & Fixture Computer &Peripheral Library books & CD-Roms Gifted Books Total

416 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE ADDITIONS/DELETIONS TO FIXED ASSETS FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 SCHEDULE – 8 A

S. No. Name of the Asset Classification (Amount in `) 1. Additions Computer & Peripheral 14,805.00 EPSON EX2175 Printer 2. Geyser P&M Other Equipments 10,313.00 3. Pressure Pump P&M Other Equipments 12,759.00 4. Library Books Library Books 5,22,214.00 5. Gifted Books Gifted Books 37,538.00 6. Filing Cabinet, Wooden Side Furniture & Fixtures Table & Almirah Steel 15,86,348.00 TOTAL 21,83,977.00

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417 Indian Council of Social Science Research

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-9- OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2013

(Amount in `) S.No. SCHEDULE-9- INVESTMENTS FROM Current year Previous year EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS 1. In Government Securities 4,30,15,000.00 6,32,00,000.00 2. Other approved Securities 5,64,84,000.00 5,75,39,000.00 3. Others (to be specified) Nationalized Bank 7,12,37,698.53 3,41,98,538.53 Total 17,07,36,698.53 15,49,37,538.53

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418 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE:11- CURRENT Current Year Previous Year ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANC- ES ETC A. CURRENT ASSETS: 1. Inventories:

a) Stock-in-trade 40,64,914.68 40,81,571.68 Finished Goods (a) Priced publication Annexure-5

2. Cash balances in hand (including 2,724.00 2,130.00 cheques/drafts and imprest)

3. Bank Balances: a) With Scheduled Banks - Saving Accounts –Canara Bank 1,01,99,857.16 1,31,99,271.73 Total (A) 1,42,67,495.84 1,72,82,973.41

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(Amount in `) B. LOANS, ADVANCES AND OTHER ASSETS 1. LOANS: a) Staff (Annexure –10) 17,77,966.94 12,20,902.94

2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received: a) On Capital Account 1,01,60,045.91 b) Prepayments (Annex- 82.00 52,05,075.59 ure – 11) 2.00 c) Others - Remittance -- -- 3. Income -- Accrued:(Conference Hall -- -- rent) -- 4. Outstanding advances 5. Security deposits

Total (B) 1,19,38,094.85 64,25,980.53 Total (A+B) 2,62,05,590.69 2,37,08,953.94

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420 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-12 Income & Expenditure A/C Statement showing the deposit of Income from Sales & Services 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 12-INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES Current Previous Year Year 1. Income from Sales a) Sale of Scraps --

2. Income from Services a) Labour Processing Charges (i) Photocopying Receipts Rs. 6,330.00 (ii) Compilation of Bibliography Rs.29,532.00 (iii) Sale of Unserviceable/ Obsolete Store -- 35,862.00 1,01,232.00

b) Conference Hall Services 2,08,000.00 3,99,750.00

c) Hostel Room Rent Charges 53,500.00 1,42,350.00

d) Guest House Annexe 3,000.00 72,900.00 TOTAL : As per I & E A/C 3,00,362.00 7,16,232.00 TOTAL : As per R&P A/C 3,00,362.00 7,16,232.00

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421 Indian Council of Social Science Research

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-13- Statement Showing the Details of Grants Received from GOI in 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 13- GRANTS/SUBSIDIES Current Year Previous Year (Irrevocable Grants & Subsidies Received) 1. Central Government (Ministry Human Resource Development, Department of Education) NON-PLAN 48,84,86,832.00 43,98,00,000.00 PLAN 83,30,86,586.00 30,60,00,000.00 PLAN (NER) 8,58,77,000.00 3,40,00,000.00 TOTAL: As per R&P A/c 1,40,74,50,418.00 77,98,00,000.00 LESS : Capital Expenditure Plan : 71,01,409.32 12,98,471.00 Non-Plan -- -- GRAND TOTAL As Per I&E A/c 1,40,03,49,008.68 77,85,01,529.00

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422 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-13A- Statement Showing the Details of Grants Received from GOI in 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 13A- GRANTS/SUBSIDIES Current Year Previous Year (Irrevocable Grants & Subsidies Received 1. Central Government (Ministry of Minorities Affairs) PLAN -- --

2. Ministry of Social Justice Empowerment PLAN 1,00,00,000.00 -- TOTAL: 1,00,00,000.00 --

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-15- OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED: 2012-13

(Amount in `) Investment from Ear- Investment-Others marked Fund SCHEDULE-15-INCOME FROM INVEST- Current Year Previous Current Previous MENTS (Income on Invest. From Earmarked/ Year Year Year Endowment Funds transferred to Funds) 1. Interest from saving account of 45,23,891.00 42,82,958.00 Earmarked funds TOTAL: 45,23,891.00 42,82,958.00 TRANSFERRED TO EARMARKED/ 45,23,891.00 42,82,958.00 ENDOWMENT FUNDS

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424 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-16- OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 16- Income from Royalty, Publication, etc. Current Year Previous Year 1. Income from Royalty 2,979.00 21,985.47

2. Income from Publications 13,204.00 33,271.00

(I&E) 16,183.00 (I&E) 55,256.47 Total : (R&P) 16,183.00 (R&P) 55,256.47

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-17- OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in ` ) SCHEDULE 17- INTEREST EARNED Current Year Previous Year 1. On Term Deposits:

On Savings Accounts: a) With Scheduled Banks 58,05,130.00 37,32,003.00

2. On Loans: a) Employees/Staff 81,118.00 1,51,467.00 Total : 58,86,248.00 38,83,470.00 Note- Tax deducted at source to be indicated

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426 Accounts

INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

SCHEDULE-18- OTHER INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 18- OTHER INCOME Current Year Previous Year 1. Retirement benefits of absorbed employees -- -- 2. Leave Salary and Pension contribution 9,13,734.00 2,02,799.00 3. Miscellaneous Income 39,92,623.24 11,00,125.00 4. Other Income (Plan) -- -- Total : 49,06,357.24 13,02,924.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

SCHEDULE-20- FORMING PART OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 20- ESTABLISHMENT Annexure Current Year Previous Year EXPENSES a) Salaries and Wages 2-A- 8,17,90,882.00 8,33,72,044.00 b) Other Allowances & Honoraria 2-B- 14,18,732.00 16,82,544.00 c) Contribution to Provident Fund 2-C- 89,540.00 81,896.00 d) Contribution to Other Fund (specify) Chari 2-C 93,184.00 83,588.00 Pension Scheme e) Culture & Welfare Activities/Advance Profes- - 32,12,748.00 11,89,862.00 sional Consultancy Plan f) Expenses on Employees Retirement and Ter- 2-D- 3,96,32,988.00 3,66,72,272.00 minal Benefits g) Others (specify) OTA - 1,67,583.00 1,32,710.00 h) Medical 2-E- 37,50,794.00 47,85,701.00 i) Leave Travel Concession 2-F- 18,27,497.00 5,34,645.00 j) Leave Salary & Pension Contribution -- 49,016.00 4,51,297.00 TOTAL: As per I&E A/C 13,20,32,964.00 12,89,86,559.00 Adjustment of Liabilities GRAND -- TOTAL : As per R&P A/C 13,20,32,964.00 12,89,86,559.00

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428 Accounts

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SCHEDULE-21- FORMING PART OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `.) SCHEDULE 21-OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE Annexure Current Year Previous Year EXPENSES ETC . (a) Travel Expenses to Staff 3B 1,01,779.00 38,673.00 (b) TA to Council Members/its. Committee 6,92,635.00 36,32,660.00 (c) Contingency 3A 30,56,106.00 33,91,186.00 (d) Stationery 23,99,161.00 20,39,878.00 (e) Repairs/Maintenance of Furniture Equipment 8,51,462.00 7,73,209.00 (f) Telephone Charge 17,24,195.00 20,21,915.00 (g) Repairs/Maintenance of Vehicle 17,49,789.00 12,79,183.00 (h) Advertisement Expenses 4,03,392.00 10,07,230.00 (i) Liveries 57,931.00 2,21,264.00 (j) Hospitality 3,22,181.00 9,22,853.00 (k) Maintenance of Building 2,48,112.00 -- (l) Water and Electricity Charges 93,32,204.00 76,46,241.00 (m) Membership Fee 1,98,702.00 5,32,495.00 (n) Audit Fees 93,900.00 1,44,798.00 (o) Bank Charges 9,471.00 17,484.00

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(p) Postage and Telegrams 5,32,991.00 3,92,391.00 (q) Property Tax 5,85,738.00 5,85,738.00 (r) Legal/professional Expenses 1,93,084.00 3,85,623.00 (s) Maintenance of computers 6,98,897.00 5,91,239.00 (t) Purchase of Consumables for Com- -- -- puter (u) Maintenance of office equipments 1,95,544.00 -- (v) Non-Priced Publications 5,70,794.00 7,47,115.00 (w) Maintenance of ICSSR Complex 1,42,53,006.00 1,19,72,609.00 (x) Repairs & Maintenance of Furniture & 1,58,539.00 Equipments (PLAN) 1,58,539.00 3,84,29,613.00 -- (NON-PLAN) 3,82,71,074.00 Total (I&E Exp A/c) 3,84,29,613.00 3,83,43,784.00 Adjustment Outstanding Liabilities Grand Total (R&P A/C) 3,84,29,613.00 3,83,43,784.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-22- OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 22- EXPENDITURE ON Annexure Current Year Previous Year GRANTS, SUBSIDIES ETC a) Grants given to Institutions/Organisations i. Maintenance & Development Grants to Research Institutes (NON-PLAN) 4-A- 30,08,64,000.00 25,68,00,000.00 (PLAN) 4-A- 16,05,53,844.00 8,85,96,640.00 (PLAN-SC) 4-A- 1,00,00,000.00 --

ii. Transfer to Regional Centres (NON-PLAN) 4-B- 2,86,45,000.00 2,27,00,000.00 (PLAN) 4-B- 2,95,00,000.00 1,89,40,000.00 (PLAN-SC 4-B- 24,00,000.00 -- b) Subsidies given to Institution/Organisation 4-C- to 4-K- 71,26,39,068.49 22,40,39,146.00 (PLAN) TOTAL (As per R&PA/c) 1,24,46,01,912.49 61,10,75,786.00 Grand Total: -- -- (As per Add/Less adjustment) Income & Expenditure 1,24,46,01,912.49 61,10,75,786.00

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B Grants for Minority Programmes and Survey of Jat Community for the Year 2012-13 SCHEDULE 22A (Amount in `) RECEIPTS AMOUNT PAYMENTS AMOUNT (Rs.) (Rs.) Opening Balance 59,53,021.00 TA/DA for Minority 75,792.00 Grant received from Ministry of Mi- -- Grants to CSSS, Kolkata 18,20,000.00 nority Grant received from Ministry of So- 1,00,00,000.00 Grants to IHD, New Delhi 32,00,000.00 cial Justice Empowerment Grants to OKD, Guwahati 23,80,000.00 Grants to GIDS, Lucknow 10,00,000.00 Survey of Jat Community 2,89,658.00 Closing Balance 71,87,571.00 Total 1,59,53,021.00 1,59,53,021.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SCHEDULE-23- OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13

(Amount in `) SCHEDULE 23-INTEREST Current Year Previous Year Others (specify) (Interest Transferred to Earmarked Funds) 45,23,891.00 42,82,958.00 Total : 45,23,891.00 42,82,958.00

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ACCOUNTING POLICIES -- Schedule - 24

1. ACCOUNTING CONVENTION

1.1 The financial statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated and on the accrual method of accounting. 1.2 Outstanding entries in the bank reconciliation for more than three year and remained unsettled are treated as revenue expenditure/income

2. INVENTORY VALUATION

2.1 Publications are valued at cost or realizable value whichever is less.

3. FIXED ASSETS

2.2 Fixed Assets are stated at cost of acquisition inclusive of inward freight, duties and taxes and incidental and direct expenses related to Acquisition. In respect of projects involving construction, related pre- operational expenses (including interest on loans for specific Project prior to its completion), form part of the value of the assets capitalized.

2.3 Fixed Assets received by way of non-monetary grants, ( Other than towards the Corpus Fund), are capital- ized at value stated, by Corresponding credit to Capital Reserve.

4. DEPRECIATION

4.1 Depreciation is provided on written down value method as per rates specified in the Indian Companies Act. 4.2 In respect of additions to/deductions from fixed assets during the year, depreciation is considered as per Income Tax Act 1961 i.e. Assets purchased before 30th September or after 30th September the deprecia- tion is provided in full or half respectively.

5. ACCOUTING FOR SALES

5.1 Sales are accounted for net of sales returns and rebate/discount.

6. REVENUE RECOGNITION

The following items of income and expenses are accounted for on cash basis.

(a) Incomes (i) Claims against Central/Sate Government and their agencies/ Banks/Others, which are prima facie under dispute:- There is no dispute (ii) Royalties receivable by the Council: There is no uniform policy followed by the ICSSR. The percent- age of royality differs from publisher to publisher and publication to publication.

(b) Expenses (i) All disputed taxes/levies of Central/State Govt:- There is no dispute (ii) Royalties payable by the Council: No royality is payable by the Council.

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7. SUBSCRIPTIONS/MEMBERSHIP FEE

7.1 Subscription/Membership fee paid in the form of books/Journals and Online Database for one year will be treated as expense in the year of payment.

8. GOVERNMENT GRANTS/SUBSIDES

8.1 Government grants are bifurcated into Revenue and Capital Grants. 8.2 Government grants/Non Government Grants are treated as Revenue/Capital Grants based on the usage/ mandate of Grant.

9. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS

9.1 Transactions denominated in foreign currency are accounted at the exchange rate prevailing at the date of the transaction.

10. RETIREMENT BENEFITS

10.1 Liability towards gratuity payable on death/retirement of employees is accounted based on actuarial valuation. 10.2 Provision for accumulated leave encashment benefit to the employees is accounted based on actuarial valuation

11. STATUS OF REGIONAL CENTRES

11.1Un-audited Accounts of all Regional Centres are being incorporated with Council’s accounts since 2005-06 onwrds.

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Schedule -25

CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS

CONTINGENT LIABILITIES: Claims against the Entity not acknowledged as debts. Rs. Nil ( Previous year Rs. Nil)

CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES: In the opinion of the Management, the current assets, loans and advances have a value on realization in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the ag- gregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.

TAXATION: In view of there being no taxable income under Income-tax Act 1961, no provision for Income tax has been considered necessary.

Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, wherever necessary.

Schedules 1 to 25 are annexed to and form an integral part of the Balance Sheet as at 31/03/13 and the Income and expenditure Account for the year ended on the date.

The Ministry of Minority Affairs entrusted the work of conducting evaluation © (scholarship & MSDP) Mi- nority Concentration Districts.(MCDs) for which an amount of Rs.Nil was sanctioned. An expenditure of Rs.84,75,792/- was incurred against the funds available of Rs.59,53,021/- during the financial year. The work began in March 2012 & remain continued during 2012-13

The excess expenditure of Rs.25,22,771/- was met out of the funds available from Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. A sum of Rs.1,00,00,000 (one crore) was received from Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment during the year 2012-13, a sum of Rs.2,89,658/- was spent during the financial year.

The valuation of retirement liabilities for Leave encashment, Gratuity and Pension was given to M/s Charan Gupta Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Actuarial Consultancy Service. The Actuary had arrived the liability to the extent of Rs.2737.91 lakhs as on 31.03.07. These liabilities were not provided as the funds were not made available by the MHRD during the financial year.

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STATEMENT SHOWING ‘NIL’ SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE NO. NAME 2 RESERVES AND SURPLUS 4 SECURED LOANS AND BORROW- INGS 5 UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROW- INGS 6 DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES 10 INVESTMENTS - OTHERS 14 FEES/SUBSCRIPTIONS 19 INCREASE/DECREASE IN STOCK OF FINISHED GOODS & WIP

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437 Indian Council of Social Science Research ) ` -- 33,83,811.00 42,82,958.00 12,98,471.00 3,83,43,784.00 12,89,86,559.00 61,10,75,786.00 Previous (Amount in ICSSR 87,65,450.00 45,23,891.00 71,01,409.32 3,84,29,613.00 13,20,32,964.00 1,24,46,01,912.49 Current Year Current Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. - - - PAYMENTS Administrative Expenses (corre ing to Schedule 20) sponding to schedule 21) projects (Schedule 22 & 22A) (Schedule 23) Others) Work-in-ProgressPurchase of Fixed Assets (Annexure 14) ress Establishment Expenses (correspond Expenses Establishment 1. Expenses a) b) 2. Payment made against funds Various for (i) Out of funds received from MHRD (ii) Out of funds received from MMA 3. Investments and deposits made funds Earmarked/Endowment of Out a) b) Out of Own funds (Investments- 4. Expenditure of Assets Fixed & Capital Expenditure of Capital Work-in-prog 5. Refund of surplus money/Loans ------2,022.00 42,82,958.00 Previous Year Previous 1,01,91,035.26 3,40,00,000.00 30,60,00,000.00 43,98,00,000.00 -- -- 2130.00 45,23,891.00 1,31,99,271.73 8,58,77,000.00 1,00,00,000.00 83,30,86,586.00 48,84,86,832.00 Current Year Current NCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIAL OF INDIAN CO U NCIL - - RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 2012-13 THE FOR AND PAYMENTS RECEIPTS ICSSR RECEIPTS FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Cash in hand Own Funds tion) cial Justice Empowerment Grants received from Ministry of So 1. Opening Balances a) b) Cash at Saving Bank PLAN 65,080.82 NER 66,70,132.00 NON-PLAN 5,13,167.91 –PLAN 59,53,021.00 MMA 2. Grants Received from Government of India (Min. of HRD, Department of Educa PLAN NER NON-PLAN 2. PLAN 3. (a) Grant received from unesco 4. Income on Investments from: a) Earmarked/Endow. Funds (Schedule-15) b) (Other Investment

438 Accounts ------2,130.00 82,768.00 2,99,60,616.00 1,31,99,271.73 ------2,724.00 90,000.00 69,896.00 8,50,000.00 ICSSR 2,64,52,318.00 1,01,99,857.16 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. - ure-9) Cash in hand Cash at Saving Bank a) To the Government of India To a) the State Government To (b) other providers of funds To © 6. Loans and advances to staff (Annex a) House building advance b) Motor conveyance advance c) Computer advance d) Other conveyance advance e) Fan advance(Anne.9) (Interest) 7. Finance Charges 8. Other Payments (Specify) a) Deposits i) Security deposits ii) Security refunded to Contractors Annexure-6) b) Remittances (C) 9. Closing Balances a) b) -- -- 8,766.00 3,061.00 33,271.00 21,985.47 56,216.00 36,250.00 72,900.00 19,500.00 1,51,467.00 3,99,750.00 1,42,350.00 37,32,003.00 ------2,979.00 6,330.00 3,000.00 81,118.00 13,204.00 29,532.00 53,500.00 16,800.00 2,08,000.00 58,05,130.00

ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Photocopying(Schedule-12) Compilation of Bibliography Archives Data Receipt for Guest House Motor Conveyance Advance Computer On Bank deposits Advances etc. Loans, Sale of unserviceable/obsolete store -do- 5. Interest Received (Schedule-17) a) b) (Schedule-17) 6. Other Income (Specify) a) Sale Priced Publication (Schedule-16) b Royalty received c) d) do- e) f) g) Annexe h) Conference Hall Charges i) Hostel Room Rent –do- Charges Amount Borrowed 7. 8. Recovery of advances a) Advance b)

439 Indian Council of Social Science Research 83,06,16,154.73 ICSSR Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 1,47,31,20,034.97 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. - powerment Out of grant received from MHRD PLAN 93,804.01 NER : 39386.00 NON-PLAN : 28,81,820.15 Out of grant received from Ministry of Social Justice Em PLAN 71,87,571.00 ------54,736.00 3,44,317.00 2,02,799.00 11,00,125.00 2,99,60,643.00 83,06,16,154.73 ------3,66,136.00 9,13,734.00 39,92,623.24 2,64,52,238.00 1,47,31,20,034.97 ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) House Building Advance House Building Advance Other Con. Advance Fan Retirement benefits of c) d) e) Any Other Receipt (give 9. details ) a) Absorbed employees b) Leave salary and pension Contribution Received (Schedule-18) c) Security deposit from Contractors(Annexure-6) d) Miscellaneous receipts (Schedule-18) Misc. Receipts Plan e) Remittances (NP) (C) Total

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------30,193.00 62,000.00 Total 5,98,144.00 1,40,400.00 1,33,362.00 11,40,000.00 30,06,011.00 59,43,402.10 46,29,515.90 1,21,11,962.00 3,79,83,877.91 7,83,28,607.00 14,41,07,474.91

------2,605.00 4,88,361.00 43,96,484.08 79,30,000.00 1,28,17,450.08 New Delhi

ICSSR

------Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 2,500.00 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 2,57,412.00 1,40,400.00 11,95,000.00 60,87,730.00 1,40,01,000.00 2,16,84,042.00 Chandigarh

------8,757.00 30,06,011.00 30,69,368.00 36,60,946.00 38,76,195.00 Hyderabad 1,36,37,000.00 2,72,58,277.00

------426.00 15,064.00 5,98,144.00 2,12,290.00 1,33,362.00 11,40,000.00 Kolkata 1,25,97,370.90 1,10,00,000.00 2,56,96,656.90

------1,267.00 62,000.00 1,07,160.00 Shillong 15,20,791.96 12,68,563.00 2,24,60,607.00 2,54,20,388.96

------93,00,000.00 12,17,233.10 57,71,778.00 46,29,515.90 Mumbai 1,03,12,132.97 3,12,30,659.97

Particulars ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) RECEIPTS Opening Balance (A) Cash in Hand (B) Cash at Bank ( C) Cheques in transit Grants received from (A) Head Office (B) Others FD's encashed Income on Investment Interest received (A) On Bank deposits Advances (B) Loans and Other Income Amount Borrowed Advances Recovery of Any other receipt (A) Research Project Programme Training (B) programme Workshop (C) (D) Misc .Receipt Total Grand Combined Receipts and Payments Account of ICSSR Regional Centre for the year 2012-13 S. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

441 Indian Council of Social Science Research ------2,443.00 14,168.00 Total 84,78,619.00 35,07,120.00 76,81,567.00 40,31,752.00 37,37,000.00 3,19,55,699.00 1,36,20,474.00 1,18,28,554.00 1,00,33,469.00 4,92,16,609.91 14,41,07,474.91

------179.00 8,54,912.00 5,09,706.00 2,57,510.00 38,53,554.00 10,39,002.00 63,02,587.08 1,28,17,450.08 New Delhi

ICSSR ------Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 9,800.00 2,500.00 6,80,736.00 2,13,240.00 4,00,000.00 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 66,24,832.00 46,09,952.00 91,42,982.00 2,16,84,042.00 Chandigarh--

------7,750.00 52,02,114.00 46,27,862.00 18,02,142.00 35,66,399.00 52,85,336.00 51,29,674.00 16,37,000.00 Hyderabad 2,72,58,277.00

------2,832.00 3,06,892.00 4,00,000.00 Kolkata 26,49,145.00 16,20,464.00 74,24,057.00 19,14,904.00 1,13,78,362.90 2,56,96,656.90

------907.00 2,443.00 6,84,938.00 4,00,000.00 Shillong 61,34,011.00 45,00,524.00 26,20,974.96 1,10,76,591.00 2,54,20,388.96

------1,88,978.00 1,38,181.00 9,00,000.00 Mumbai 11,06,930.00 61,22,357.00 46,25,065.00 35,07,120.00 1,46,42,028.97 3,12,30,659.97

Particulars ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) S ayment P Expenses (A) Establishment expenses Admn. Expenditure (B) Payment made against funds for various projects Investment & Deposits (A) Out of earmarked/ endowment funds (B) Out of own funds WIP Assets and Expenditure on Fixed Assets (A) Purchase of Fixed in Work (B) Expenditure on Capital Progress Refund of surplus money (A) Others Advances to staff Loans and (interest) Finance Charges Other payments Closing balance (A) Cash in hand (B) Bank balance ( C) Cheques in transit Total Grand Combined Receipts and Payments Account of ICSSR Regional Centre for the year 2012-13 S. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – 1-A

Proforma Account – Provident Fund Account ( General and Contributory) (A) RECEIPT AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

(Amount in `) Receipts Payments Opening Balance 25,28,814.55 Subscription Received 1,95,19,098.00 Interest on Investments 55,45,255.00 CPF Contribution from ICSSR 89,540.00

Encashment of FDR/Investment 2,49,09,397.00 Refundable to CPF Contribution 7,66,068.00 Bank Charges 34.00 Withdrawals and Advances 2,22,07,332.00 P.F. Investment Account 2,70,00,000.00 Closing Balance : Canara Bank 41,50,806.55 TOTAL: 5,33,58,172.55 5,33,58,172.55

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ANNEXURE 1-B

(B) INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

EXPENDITURE Amount (`) INCOME Amount (`) P.F. Interest payable 79,97,303.00 Interest Received A/c 55,45,255.00 Account

(-) Less accrued for 31,88,124.00 earlier years 23,57,131.00 Bank Charges 34.00 Excess of income over 2,00,544.00 Add Interest accrued during the year 2012-13 58,40,750.00 81,97,881.00

Total 81,97,881.00 Total 81,97,881.00

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444 Accounts ) ` 41,50,806.55 9,53,50,000.00 11,16,61,031.55 NT ( AMO U NT 1,21,60,225.00

ICSSR 2,49,09,397.00 2,49,09,397.00 2,70,00,000.00 31,88,124.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. Interest ASSETS Interest accrued 95,07,599.00 but not Received upto 31.3.2012 Less: Received during Investment 9,32,59,397,00 Balance Opening encashed Less: FDR’s 2012-13 year the during 6,83,50,000.00 Add: additions 2012-13 year the during Bank Balance Canara Bank Total 2012-13 63,19,475.00 Add: Interest accrued 58,40,750.00 during the year 2012-13 ) ` 1,23,94,746.55 NT ( AMO U NT 9,85,00,217.00 7,66,068.00 11,16,61,031.55 ANNE XU RE – 1-C 89.540.00 2,00,544.00 79,97,303.00 12,07,549.00 9,31,01,608.00 1,95,19,098.00 2,22,07,332.00 1,21,94,202.00 LIABILITIES (C) BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31st March 2013 AS ON 31st March (C) BALANCE SHEET NCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIAL OF INDIAN CO U NCIL . ICSSR E X PENDIT U RE FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) P.F.Subscribers A/C P.F.Subscribers Opening Balance Add : Subscription Received CPF Contribution Interest Payable to Subscribers Less : Withdrawals Account Refundable to Main Excess of Income over Expenditure Opening Balance Add: Excess of Income over Expenditure for the year 2012-13 Total

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – I-D Profarma Account of “UNESCO PROJECT” Account for the year 2012-13 Receipt Payment Amount (`) Amount (`) Opening Balance Closing Balance 2,05,902.05 in Canara Bank Cash Nil Canara Bank 1,97,885.05 Interest Received 8,017.00 Total 2,05,902.05 Total 2,05,902.05

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Proforma Account of “SARABHAI MEMORIAL TRUST” Account for the year 2012-13

Account No. 50055 Canara Bank Receipt Payment Amount (`) Amount (`) Opening Balance Closing Balance 1,67,007.13 in Canara Bank Cash Nil Canara Bank 1,60,505.13 Interest Received 6,502.00 Total 1,67,007.13 Total 1,67,007.13

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – I –F Proforma Account of “ICSSR-ICMR HEALTH FOR ALL” Account for the year 2012-13

Account No. 50038 Canara Bank Receipt Payment Amount (`) Amount (`) Opening Balance Canara Bank 6,36,362.85 Cash Nil Canara Bank 6,11,586.85 Interest Received 24,776.00 Total 6,36,362.85 Total 6,36,362.85

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – 1 – G Proforma Account of “ICSSR-IDPAD PHASE V” Account for the year 2012-13

Account No. 50254 Canara Bank Receipt Payment Amount (`) Amount (`) Opening Balance Cash Nil Canara Bank 73,23,856,43 Interest Received 2,01,954.00 Closing Balance 75,25,810.43 in Canara Bank Total 75,25,810.43 Total 75,25,810.43

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – 1 – H PROFORMA ACCOUNT OF`ICSSR-“CHINTAN GUEST HOUSE” FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

SB Account No. 50315 CANARA BANK Receipt Amount (`) Payment Amount (`) Opening Balance in Canara Bank 24,67,751.52 Maintenance of 21,36,903.00 Chintan Guest House Investment 2,88,,00,000.00 Repair & Main- 11,79,341.00 tenance Security Deposit Receipt -- Advance to -- CPWD Receipt towards Guest House Services. 82,26,292.00 Bank Charges -- Interest Received 35,24,214.00 Closing Balance 1,27,02,013.52 - Bank Investment 2,70,00,000.00 Total 4,30,18,257.52 Total 4,30,18,257.52

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – 1 – I PROFORMA ACCOUNT OF ICSSR- PENSION FUND ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

SB Account No. 50511 - CANARA BANK Receipt Amount (`) Payment Amount (`) Opening Balance in Canara Bank 20,982.00 Investment 1,08,03,110.00 Contribution from ICSSR 1,00,58,000.00 Closing Balance 34,253.00 - Canara Bank Interest Received 7,58,381.00 Total 1,08,37,363.00 Total 1,08,37,363.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ANNEXURE – 1 – J PROFORMA ACCOUNT OF ICSSR – DEPRECIATION RESEARVE FUND FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

SB Account No. 50512 - CANARA BANK Receipt Amount (`) Payment Amount (`) Opening Balance in Canara Bank 1,161.00 Interest Received 47.00 Closing Balance 1,208.00 - Canara Bank Total 1,208.00 Total 1,208.00

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DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER SALARIES UNDER NON-PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 Annexure: 2-A (Amount in `)...... S No. Sub-Head A B G H I Administration Research Documentation Data Archive Publication (`) (`) (`) (`) (`) 1. Pay of 37,73,272.00 80,09,965.00 39,72,288.00 10,43,903.00 9,42,720.00 Officer 2. Pay of 1,07,07,015.00 1,07,67,378.00 38,51,164.00 7,84,673.00 15,42,979.00 Establish- ment 3. Dearness 80,73,463.00 74,95,392.00 37,98,608.00 11,01,716.00 15,45,090.00 Allowance 4. House 29,71,866.00 32,33,247.00 15,97,820.00 6,36,065.00 6,51,981.00 Rent Al- lowance 5. Transport 19,24,420.00 18,53,642.00 9,44,247.00 1,93,328.00 3,74,640.00 Allowance TOTAL 2,74,50,036.00 3,13,59,624.00 1,41,64,127.00 37,59,685.00 50,57,410.00 Grand Total 8,17,90,882.00

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Details of Payment Under – Other Allowances & Honoraria - for the Year 2012-13 Annexure: 2-B

(Amount in `) a) Administration 5,07,571.00 b) Research Grants 6,93,774.00 c) Documentations 1,40,993.00 d) Data Archives 48,616.00 e) Publications 27,778.00 Total 14,18,732.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –N- Provident Fund for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 2-C

(Amount in `) N- Provident Fund a) Employer’s Contribution to CPF (NP) 89,540.00 b) Chari Pension Contribution Scheme (NP) 93,184.00 TOTAL: 1,82,724.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –P- Retirement Benefits for the Year 2012-13 – Non-Plan

Annexure: 2-D

(Amount in `) Retirement Benefits a) Pension including Commutation of Pension (NP) 3,28,09,079.00 b) Gratuity (NP) 68,23,909.00 TOTAL: : As per R&P A/C 3,96,32,988.00 I & E A/c 3,96,32,988.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –Medical Expenses - for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 2-E

(Amount in `) a) Administration 18,93,555.00 b) Research Grants 13,60,935.00 c) Documentations 3,54,504.00 d) Data Archives 38,409.00 e) Publications 1,03,391.00 TOTA L: 37,50,794.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – Leave Travel Concession to Staff – for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 2-F

(Amount in `) a) Administration 5,16,804.00 b) Research Grants 3,53,986.00 c) Documentations 9,54,947.00 d) Data Archives -- e) Publications 1,760.00 Total 18,27,497.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – Contingency - for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 3 A

(Amount in `) a) Administration 21,00,280.00 b) Research Grants 6,48,657.00 c) Documentations 2,58,203.00 d) Data Archives -- e) Publications 48,966.00 Total L: 30,56,106.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – TA to Staff - for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 3 B

(Amount in `) a) Administration 95,779.00 b) Publications 6,000.00 Total 1,01,779.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER K- MAINTENANCE AND DEVELOPMENT GRANT TO RESEARCH INSTITUTES FOR THE YEAR 2012-13-SC

ANNEXURE – 4-A

(Amount in `) S.No Plan Name of the Centre/Institutes (`) 1. Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum 4,00,000.00 2. Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore 4,00,000.00 3. Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata 4,00,000.00 4. Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi 4,00,000.00 5. Centre for the Study of Development Societies, Delhi 4,00,000.00 6. A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies, Patna 4,00,000.00 7. Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad 4,00,000.00 8. Centre for Social Studies, Surat 4,00,000.00 9. Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and Social Science Research, Ahmedabad 4,00,000.00 10. Madras Institute of Developing Studies, Chennai 4,00,000.00 11. Giri Institute of Developing Studies, Lucknow 4,00,000.00 12. Indian Institute of Education, Pune 4,00,000.00 13. Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi 4,00,000.00 14. Council for Social Development, New Delhi 4,00,000.00 15. Institute for Development Studies, Jaipur 4,00,000.00 16. Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development, Chandigarh 4,00,000.00 17. Centre for Women Development Studies, New Delhi 4,00,000.00 18. Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad 4,00,000.00 19. N.K.C.Centre for Development Studies, Bhubaneshwar 4,00,000.00 20. Gujarat Institute of Area Planning, Ahmedabad 4,00,000.00 21. Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, Delhi 4,00,000.00 22. OKD Institute of Social Development, Guwhati 4,00,000.00 23. Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Development Research, Dharwad 4,00,000.00 24 M. P. Institute of Social Science Research, Ujjain 4,00,000.00 25. Baba Sahib Ambedkar National Institute of Social Science, Mhow(M.P.) 4,00,000.00 Grand TOTAL 1,00,00,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER K- MAINTENANCE AND DEVELOPMENT GRANT TO RESEARCH INSTITUTES FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 4-A

(Amount in `.) S.No Plan Name of the Centre/Institutes (`) Non- Plan (`) 1. Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum 46,00,000.00 2,07,18,000.00 2. Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore 56,00,000.00 2,64,09,000.00 3. Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata 63,00,000.00 1,71,53,000.00 4. Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi 80,00,000.00 2,39,80,000.00 5. Centre for the Study of Development Societies, Delhi 76,00,000.00 3,68,76,000.00 6. A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies, Patna 40,00,000.00 70,00,000.00 7. Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad 72,00,000.00 55,23,000.00 8. Centre for Social Studies, Surat 60,00,000.00 1,39,13,000.00 9. Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and Social Science Re- 49,00,000.00 85,00,000.00 search, Ahmedabad 10. Madras Institute of Developing Studies, Chennai 80,00,000.00 1,95,40,000.00 11. Giri Institute of Developing Studies, Lucknow 52,00,000.00 1,79,39,000.00 12. Indian Institute of Education, Pune 40,00,000.00 58,00,000.00 13. Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi 48,00,000.00 70,00,000.00 14. Council for Social Development, New Delhi 86,50,000.00 45,00,000.00 15. Institute for Development Studies, Jaipur 56,00,000.00 1,29,23,000.00 16. Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development, 40,00,000.00 1,53,00,000.00 Chandigarh

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17. Centre for Women Development Studies, New Delhi 66,00,000.00 2,65,90,000.00 18. Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad 50,00,000.00 1,25,00,000.00 19. N.K.C.Centre for Development Studies, Bhubaneshwar 46,00,000.00 67,00,000.00 20. Gujarat Institute of Area Planning, Ahmedabad 67,00,000.00 65,00,000.00 21. Institute for Studies in Industrial Development, Delhi 1,70,00,000.00 -- 22. Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Development Research, 49,00,000.00 55,00,000.00 Dharwad 23 M. P. Institute of Social Science Research, Ujjain 91,00,000.00 -- 24. Baba Sahib Ambedkar National Institute of Social Sci- 1,00,00,000.00 -- ence, Mhow(M.P.) 25. Review Committee 22,03,844.00 -- Grand TOTAL 16,05,53,844.00 30,08,64,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCEIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER F – REGIONAL CENTRE 2012-13

ANNEXURE - 4-B

LOCATION OF REGIONAL CENTRES PlAN (`) NON-PLAN (`) (a) Mumbai 30,00,000.00 54,00,000.00 (b) Hyderabad 65,00,000.00 67,37,000.00 (c) Kolkata 80,00,000.00 26,00,000.00 (d) Shillong -- 57,61,000.00 (e) Chandigarh 60,00,000.00 71,47,000.00 (f) New Delhi 60,00,000.00 10,00,000.00 Total 2,95,00,000.00 2,86,45,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCEIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER F – REGIONAL CENTRE 2012-13 – SC

ANNEXURE - 4-B

LOCATION OF REGIONAL CENTRES PlAN (`) (a) Mumbai 4,00,000.00 (b) Hyderabad 4,00,000.00 (c) Kolkata 4,00,000.00 (d) Shillong 4,00,000.00 (e) Chandigarh 4,00,000.00 (f) New Delhi 4,00,000.00 Total 24,00,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payments Under B- Research for the Year 2012-13

Annexure:4-C

(Amount in `) B- Research a) Honoraria to Consultants 1,28,086.00 b) Grant-in-aid Research Sponsored 4,59,03,724.00 c) Grants to Research Project 11,33,96,270.00 d) NER 9,25,59,746.00 TOTAL: As per R&P A/c 25,19,87,826.00

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B- Research Grant-in-aid SC – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Grant for Research Programme Sponsored 3,29,62,156.00 3,65,50,000.00 Grant-in-aid for Research Projects 1,59,77,231.00 61,77,100.00 New Innovative Programme 16,99,629.00 GRAND TOTAL: 5,06,39,016.00 4,27,27,100.00

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B- Research Grant-in-aid ST – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Grant for Research Programme Sponsored 3,30,51,399.00 2,10,00,000.00 Grant-in-aid for Research Projects 25,55,450.00 11,75,984.00 New Innovative Programme 54,79,732.00 -- GRAND TOTAL: 4,10,86,581.00 2,21,75,984.00

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B-1 Research NER Programme – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year North-East Programme– Plan 7,17,54,752.00 2,70,15,596.00 North-East Programme– Plan SC 1,38,75,485.00 1,35,000.00 North-East Programme– Plan ST 69,29,509.00 8,48,640.00 GRAND TOTAL: 9,25,59,746.00 2,79,99,236.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCEIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER C- RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 4-D

Plan (Amount in `) (a) National Fellowship 69,01,866.00 (b) ICSSR Senior Fellowship 2,89,29,323.00 (c) ICSSR General Fellowship 6,43,82,207.00 (d) Doctoral Fellowship

1. Institutional Fellowship 3,07,37,510.00 2. Centrally administered Fellowship 3,73,39,012.00 (e) Contingency Grant 7,05,400.00 (f) Honorarium to Consultants 68,100.00 (g) Partial Assistance to Ph.D. Scholars 41,98,198.00 Total 17,32,61,616.00

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C- Research Fellowships SC– 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Senior Fellowships 12,11,750.00 2,15,049.00 General Fellowships 91,76,577.00 13,04,640.00 Centrally Fellowships 66,33,709.00 22,84,805.00 Partial Assistance Fellowships -- 77,000.00 GRAND TOTAL: 1,70,22,036.00 38,81,494.00

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C- Research Fellowships ST – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Senior Fellowships 8,20,172.00 1,20,000.00 General Fellowships 13,40,720.00 Centrally Fellowships 15,00,000.00 2,25,000.00 GRAND TOTAL: 36,60,892.00 3,45,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCEIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payments Under D-Training for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-E

Plan (Amount in `) D- Training 1,40,94,101.00 Research Methodology Other Training Programme 98,95,991.00 Capacity Building Total 2,39,90,092.00

Details of Payment Under – E Study Grants for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-F

Plan (Amount in `) E- Study Grants -- a) Financial Assistance to Doctoral Students/ Scholars for visiting Library/ Document Centre Total --

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D- Training SC – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Training on Research Methodology 1,75,32,000.00 1,59,050.00 Other Training Capacity Building 1,01,06,000.00 -- GRAND TOTAL: 2,76,38,000.00 1,59,050.00

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D- Training ST – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Training on Research Methodology 98,20,000.00 3,26,275.00 Other Training Capacity Building 29,00,000.00 -- GRAND TOTAL: 1,27,20,000.00 3,26,275.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – G -- Documentation for the Year 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 4-G

(Amount in `) G- Documentation a) Purchase of Books/Journals/Thesis etc. Plan 15,44,377.00 b) Binding Charges, Plan 8,905.00 c) Training and workshops, Plan 6,48,929.00 d) Subscription of on-line Data base, Plan 60,78,182.00 e) Social Science Promotion & Publicity, Plan 6,03,000.00 f) Modernization of Library, Plan 1,50,394.00 Total 90,33,787.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – G -- Documentation for the Year 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 4-G-SC

(Amount in `) G- Documentation 80,650.00 a) Training and workshops GRAND TOTAL: 80,650.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under – H- Data Archives for the Year 2012-13

ANNEXURE: 4-H

(Amount in `) H- Data Archives a) Institution based Data Bank and Modernization 2,10,000.00 Total 2,10,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –I-Publication for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-I

(Amount in `) I-Publications a) Honoraria to Consultants 66,362.00 b) Grants-in-aid for Publications 16,38,929.00 c) Priced Publications 51,126.00 d) Research Surveys 19,82,226.00 e) Maintenance & Development Grants to Professional Organisations 72,61,620.00 f) IASSI 22,00,000.00 Total 1,32,00,263.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –I-Publication for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-I-SC

(Amount in `) I-Publications 6,00,000.00 Maintenance & Development Grant to Professional Organisations Total 6,00,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –I-Publication for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-I-ST

(Amount in `) I-Publications 1,81,000.00 Maintenance & Development Grant to Professional Organisations Total 1,81,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF PAYMENTS UNDER J- INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 4-J

S.No. Name of the Programme PLAN (`) 1. Indo-Dutch Programme 2,96,880.00 2. Indo-Soviet Cultural Exchange Programme 2,36,621.00 3. Indo-China Cultural Exchange Programme 5,62,097.00 4. Indo-French Cultural Exchange Programme 4,33,266.00 5. Honoraria to Consultants -- 6. Indo-Japan Cultural Exchange Programme -- 7. Programme with other Countries Asia, Africa Lt. Ame. P 60,67,765.49 8. Assistance to scholars for visit abroad for participation in Conference 59,97,900.00 / Seminars and Data Collection 9. Visit of Distinguished scholars to India 1,18,872.00 10. ISSC/IFFSSO/AASSREC/UNESCO etc. 1,35,064.00 11. International Networking Programme 62,37,877.00 Total 2,00,86,342.49

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH J- International Collaboration SC – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Assistance to Scholars visit abroad for participation 11,61,208.00 82,814.00 International Seminar -- 90,000.00 GRAND TOTAL: 11,61,208.00 1,72,814.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH J- International Collaboration ST – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year Previous Year Assistance to Scholars visit abroad for participation 1,92,683.00 63,256.00 International Seminar -- 1,98,000.00 GRAND TOTAL: 1,92,683.00 2,61,256.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –L- Other Programmes for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 4-K (Amount in `) International Seminar and Conferences 2,23,48,259.00 Seminars and Conferences 2,35,84,817.00 TOTAL: 4,59,33,076.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH L- Other Programme SC – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year International Seminar and Conferences 41,85,000.00 Seminars and Conferences 1,11,79,000.00 TOTAL: 1,53,64,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH L-Other Programme-ST – 2012-13

(Amount in `) Current Year International Seminar and Conferences 23,85,000.00 Seminars and Conferences 22,05,000.00 TOTAL: 45,90,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH PROFORMA STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT – STOCK OF PRICED PUBLICATIONS FOR THE YEAR 2012-13

ANNEXURE – 5 (To Schedule I) (Amount in `) 1. Opening Balance 1st April , 2010 40,81,571.68 2. Add : Additions in 2012-13 (i) Cost of Printing of Journals -- (ii) Cost of Printing other Priced Publications -- 3. Add: Royalty paid/payable to authors for -- 2012-13 4. Add: Cost of paper consumed from stock in -- 2012-13 for printing price publications 5. Total to be added ( 2+3+4) -- 6. Deduct : Value of sales at cost price publica- 13,678.00 tions and journals 7. Deduct : Royalty received / receivable from 2,979.00 publisher during 2012-13 8. Deduct: Value of Publication weeded out -- 9. Deduct : Value of complimentary distributed -- 10. Previous adjustment -- 11. Total to be deducted ( 6+7+8+9+10) 16,657.00 16,657.00 Closing Balance on 31.3.2011 (1+5-10) 40,64,914.68

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAYABLE AS ON 31.03.2013

ANNEXURE –6 (To Schedule 7)

(Amount in `) Opening Balance 6,69,823.00 Add received during 2012-13 -- Less : Refunded during the 69,896.00 year 2012-13 Total 5,99,927.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH DETAILS OF DEPRECIATION DURING THE YEAR 2012-13

Annexure – 8

S. No. Amount (`) 1. Building 52,10,444.00 2. Vehicle - 4,39,224.56 3. Furniture and Equipments 39,80,237.00 Total 96,29,905.56

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Payment Under –M-Loans and Advances for the Year 2012-13

Annexure: 9 (To R&P A/C)

S. No. Amount (`) 1. Loans and Advances a) House Building Advance 8,50,000.00 b) Motor Conveyances Advance 90,000.00 c) Computer Advances - d) Other Conveyances Advance - e) Fan Advance - Total 9,40,000.00

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Loans & Advances to staff as at 31st March 2013

Annexure - 10

(Amount in `) S. No. Current Year Previous Year a) House building Advance 16,71,866.94 11,88,002.94 b) Motor conveyance advance 90,000.00 -- c) Computer Advance 16,100.00 32,900.00 Total 17,77,966.94 12,20,902.94

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of Pre-Payments under various Heads of Accounts as at 31st March 2013

Annexure:11 (Amount in `) S.No. Current Year Previous Year a) Journals subscribed but not received -- -- b) Royalty receivable 27,206.15 27,206.15 c) Deposits with other department/local 8,99,615.00 8,99,615.00 bodies d) Advances to suppliers – (Annexure-11 92,33,224.76 42,78,254.44 A) Total 1,01,60,045.91 52,05,075.59

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ADVANCE TO SUPPLIERS - 2012-13

ANNEXURE - 11 A

(Amount in `) S.No. 1. Advance for Maintenance of Building Non- Plan CPWD Opening Balance 4,638.00 Advance Paid for the year 2012-13 18,00,000.00 18,04,638.00 CPWD Plan NDMC Opening Balance 24,73,500.00 24,73,500.00 2. Advance for purchase of Vehicles: 1. M/s Tata Motors 116.44 116.44 3. NICSI 4,45,502.62 4,45,502.62 4. Director General+Suppliers+ 45,09,467.70 45,09,467.70 Disposals Total 92,33,224.76

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INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Details of grants utilized for capital expenditure during 2012-13

Annexure 14

(Amount in `) S. No. 1 Annexure 4-G 5,22,214.00 3,01,548.00 2 Furniture (Plan) 6,83,359.00 9,96,923.00 1. Moderanization Plan 9,40,866.00 -- 2. Advance to suppliers 49,54,970.32 -- Total Balance Sheet 71,01,409.32 12,98,471.00 Receipt & Payment 71,01,409.32 12,98,471.00

(N.K. Gupta) (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) FA & CAO Member-Secretary ICSSR ICSSR

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0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 30193.00 62000.00 598144.00 140400.00 133362.00 1140000.00 3006011.00 5943402.10 4629515.90 12111962.00 37983877.91 78328607.00 144107474.91 Total (Amount in

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2605.00 488361.00 4396484.08 7930000.00 12817450.08 New Delhi ICSSR

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2500.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 257412.00 140400.00 1195000.00 6087730.00 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 14001000.00 21684042.00 Chandigarh

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8757.00 3006011.00 3069368.00 3660946.00 3876195.00 13637000.00 27258277.00 Hyderabad

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 426.00 15064.00 598144.00 212290.00 133362.00 1140000.00 11000000.00 12597370.90 25696656.90 Kolkata

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1267.00 62000.00 107160.00 1520791.96 1268563.00 22460607.00 25420388.96 Shillong

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9300000.00 1217233.10 5771778.00 4629515.90 10312132.97 31230659.97 Mumbai - ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Combined Receipts and Payments Account of ICSSR Regional Centres of ICSSR for the year 2012-13 the year of ICSSR for Account of ICSSR Regional Centres Combined Receipts and Payments Particulars RECEIPTS Opening Balance (A) Cash in Hand (B) Cash at Bank ( C) Cheques in transit from Grants received (A) Head Office (B) Others FD's encased Income on Investment received Interest (A) On Bank deposits Advances (B) Loans and Income Other Amount Borrowed Advances Recovery of receipt Any other (A) Research Project Programme Training (B) pro Workshop (C) gramme (D) Misc.Receipt Total Grand S. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

496 Accounts ) `

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2443.00 14168.00 8478619.00 3507120.00 7681567.00 4031752.00 3737000.00 11828554.00 31955699.00 13620474.00 10033469.00 49216609.91 144107474.91 144107474.91 Total (Amount in

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 179.00 854912.00 509706.00 257510.00 3853554.00 1039002.00 6302587.08 12817450.08 12817450.08 New Delhi

ICSSR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9800.00 2500.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 680736.00 213240.00 400000.00 6624832.00 4609952.00 9142982.00 21684042.00 21684042.00 Chandigarh (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof.

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7750.00 5202114.00 4627862.00 1802142.00 3566399.00 5285336.00 5129674.00 1637000.00 27258277.00 27258277.00 Hyderabad

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2832.00 306892.00 400000.00 2649145.00 1620464.00 7424057.00 1914904.00 11378362.90 25696656.90 25696656.90 Kolkata

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 907.00 2443.00 400000.0 684938.00 6134011.00 4500524.00 2620974.96 11076591.00 25420388.96 25420388.96 Shillong

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00. 188978.00 138181.00 900000.00 1106930.00 6122357.00 4625065.00 3507120.00 14642028.97 31230659.97 31230659.97 Mumbai ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Particulars PAYMENTS Expenses (A) Establishment expenses Admn.Expenditure (B) Payment made against funds for various projects Investment & Deposits (A) Out of earmarked/ endowment funds (B) Out of own funds WIP Assets and Expenditure on Fixed Assets of Fixed (A) Purchase in Work on Capital (B) Expenditure Progress Refund of surplus money (A) Others Advances to staff Loans and Finance Charges (interest) payments Other Closing balance (A) Cash in hand (B) Bank balance ( C) Cheques in transit Total Grand Total Grand Combined Receipts and Payments Account of ICSSR Regional Centres of ICSSR for the year 2012-13 the year of ICSSR for Account of ICSSR Regional Centres Combined Receipts and Payments SN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

497 Indian Council of Social Science Research ) ` 0.00 0.00 Total 1222465.00 23406478.54 41873316.52 12914742.00 10535588.40 19374640.00 79086789.90 121162266.48 110208497.04 209892391.94 209892391.94 (Amount in 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3890.00 7343114.08 3419781.00 1044238.00 3419781.00 6302766.08 New Delhi 10766785.08 10766785.08 ICSSR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 6218158.00 3550030.00 4171979.00 15850953.00 12019384.00 37638525.00 12050770.00 21415776.00 37638525.00 (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. Chandigarh 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 8246.00 2177291.00 8956989.00 Hyderabad 11161627.00 17949571.00 20126862.00 20126862.00 0.00 0.00 62819.50 895358.00 Kolkata 7287084.73 1350000.00 1214219.00 11782880.00 32235377.52 41830639.75 17879686.33 10953854.42 41830639.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Shillong 3111881.96 60050734.67 60050734.67 56938852.71 60050734.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Schedule-1-A Schedule-1-A Mumbai 4741557.90 11133323.00 12680809.00 22056478.54 39478845.44 28345522.44 39478845.44 - Combined Balance Sheet of Regional Centres of ICSSR for the year 2012-13 the year of ICSSR for Combined Balance Sheet of Regional Centres Particulars ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Liabilities Corpus Capital Fund Reserves and Surplus Fund Earmarked/Endowment Funds Secured Loans & Borrowings Unsecured Loand & Borrowings Deferred credit liabilities Current liabilities and provisions TOTAL Assets Assets Fixed Investments from earmarked/endow ment funds Investments - Others Current assets, loans and advances TOTAL SN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4

498 Accounts ) ` 0.00 0.00 0.00 426.00 4409.00 2443.00 152655.00 558400.00 1090421.00 3604938.10 7424251.00 8837840.72 Total 74227115.00 12211565.00 87062615.10 30801392.00 15395680.00 67248920.72 19813694.38 19813694.38 19813694.38 (Amount in 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 488361.00 854912.00 509706.00 179166.00 7930000.00 8418361.00 3853554.00 5397338.00 3021023.00 3021023.00 3021023.00 New Delhi ICSSR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 115300.00 494343.00 535461.00 1131238.00 1079700.00 7549201.00 2793720.00 5094913.00 5094913.00 5094913.00 Member-Secretary Member-Secretary 11372725.00 14141400.00 16467638.00 Chandigarh (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 558400.00 660946.00 824551.00 5202114.00 1107156.00 4627862.00 2917029.00 2917029.00 2917029.00 11761683.00 (-)177634.00 13637000.00 14678712.00 Hyderabad 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0426.00 287405.11 314029.00 4439937.11 6683108.00 6997563.00 2665268.00 1487264.00 2557625.89 2557625.89 2557625.89 Kolkotta

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 4409.00 2443.00 10721.00 37355.00 107160.00 1216078.00 4500524.00 6358678.61 1898093.39 1898093.39 1898093.39 Shillong 11076591.00 22460607.00 23836330.00 21938236.61 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 369974.00 9375000.00 1217233.10 6071778.00 4027558.00 3201729.00 4739740.00 4325010.10 4325010.10 4325010.10 Mumbai 16664011.10 12339001.00 - Particulars Combined Income & Expenditure Account of Regional Centres for the year 2012-13 the year for Account of Regional Centres Combined Income & Expenditure ICSSR FA&CAO FA&CAO Income from sales/services Income from Grants/subsidies Fees/subscription Income from investment ( on earmarned /endowment funds transferred to Council) Income from Royalty/Publication etc Interest Income Other Income Increase/decrease in stock of finished goods and work under progress (A) Total Establishment expenses Administrative Expenses Other Expenditure on Grant subsides Interest/ Bank Charges Adjustment Prior Period Depreciation Total(B) Balance being excess of income over expendi ture or expenditure over ncome(A-B) (B-A) to General Reserve Transfer (A) to earmarked fund (B)Transfer Account Adjustment ©Prior period to Capital Fund Transfer © (A) +(B)+(C) Total (N.K. Gupta) SN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6

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) ` 8,35,265.00 7,28,638.56 54,67,126.00 29,84,029.00 14,60,729.50 31.3.12 1,15,98,502.00 4,67,77,563.07 year end year 10,42,08,879.00 17,40,60,732.13 As at Previous As at Previous (Amount in Net Block 5,84,685.00 5,39,994.00 58,88,615.00 17,99,300.00 14,98,267.50 31.3.13 year end year 9,89,98,435.00 1,00,05,730.00 4,73,00,277.07 16,66,14,803.57 As at current As at current 0.00 0.00 ICSSR 6,12,607.00 12,72,297.56 51,85,102.70 Total at Total 31.03.13 2,50,01,279.00 1,16,66,901.80 1,97,08,396.00 6,34,46,584.06 the end of Member-Secretary Member-Secretary - (Prof. Ramesh Dadhich) (Prof. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0..00 Adjust ment on deletions - 0.00 0.00 year 2,50,580.00 1,88,644.56 11,64,859.00 11,99,534.00 52,10,444.00 16,15,844.00 96,29,905.56 Deprecia tion for the tion for Depreciation - 0.00 0.00

year 3,62,027.00 10,83,653.00 40,20,243.70 1,97,90,835.00 1,00,51,057.80 1,85,08,862.00 5,38,16,678.50 ning of the As at begin 5% 0% 30% 40% 13.91 0 % 25.89% 18.10% iation Depre- Rate of 31.3.13 11,97,292.00 18,12,291.56 14,98,267.50 2,16,72,631.80 1,10,73,717.70 2,15,07,696.00 4,73,00,277.07 Cost as on 12,39,99,714.00 23,00,61,387.63 ED ASSETS - FI X ED BALANCE SHEET SCHED U LE 8 - OF 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0..00 0..00 during the year Deletions NCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIAL OF INDIAN CO U NCIL 0.00 0.00 0.00 year Gross Block Gross 23,072.00 14,805.00 37,538.00 5,22,214.00 Additions 15,86,348.00 21,83,977.00 during the 11,97,292.00 18,12,291.56 94,87,369.70 14,60,729.50 1.04.12 2,16,49,559.80 2,14,92,891.00 4,67,77,563.07 Cost as on 12,39,99,714.00 22,78,77,410.63

ICSSR - FA&CAO FA&CAO (N.K. Gupta) Depreciation Block of the Asset Building Plant & Ma chinery - Mini Vehicles Bus - Cars Vehicles & Furniture Fixture & Computer Peripheral Library books & CD-Roms Gifted Books Total

500