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Parliamentary Documentation PPPaaarrrllliiiaaammmeeennntttaaarrryyy DDDooocccuuummmeeennntttaaatttiiiooonnn VVVooolll XXXXXXXXXIIIVVV (((111666 tttooo 333111 JJJaaannnuuuaaarrryyy,,, 222000000888))) NNNooo... 222 AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-COTTON 1 SUD, Surinder Rise of Bt-cotton. BUSINESS STANDARD, 2008(29.1.2008) Analyses economic utility of Bt-cotton for farmers. ** Agriculture-Agricultural commodities-Cotton. Control No. : 27355 -AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES-SUGARCANE 2 JAGANNATHAN, Prabha Long term sugarcane pricing will benefit farmers, industry. ECONOMIC TIMES, 2008(18.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Agricultural commodities-Sugarcane. Control No. : 26928 -AGRICULTURAL CREDIT 3 Micro credit for poor. ASSAM TRIBUNE, 2008(23.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Agricultural credit. Control No. : 27274 -AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY 4 GEORGE, J Trying times for agriculture. TRIBUNE, 2008(23.1.2008) Exposes the disconnect between scientific fraternity and farmers needed for an efficient agricultural strategy. ** Agriculture-Agricultural implements and machinery. Control No. : 27141 -AGRICULTURAL POLICY-(INDIA) 5 GUPTA, Dipankar Get your questions right. TIMES OF INDIA, 2008(25.1.2008) Stresses on need of accurate agricultural data necessary to evolve an effective agricultural policy. ** Agriculture-Agricultural policy-(India). Control No. : 27292 ** - Keywords 1 -AGRICULTURAL POLICY-(INDIA) 6 RAJIVLOCHAN, M. No one asks the farmer. INDIAN EXPRESS, 2008(17.1.2008) Calls for inclusion of farmers' representation while forming policies for their benefits. ** Agriculture-Agricultural policy-(India). Control No. : 27291 -AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 7 ABROL, I.P Crisis in agriculture research. TRIBUNE, 2008(30.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Agricultural research. Control No. : 27448 -AGRICULTURAL TRADE-(INDIA) 8 JAIN, Sunil Agriculture's future. BUSINESS STANDARD, 2008(28.1.2008) Analyses the growth of Indian agricultural sector. ** Agriculture-Agricultural Trade-(India). Control No. : 27352 -ANIMAL HUSBANDRY-CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 9 GHOSH, Shubhobroto Locking horns. TELEGRAPH, 2008(30.1.2008) Expresses concern on Supreme Court order allowing the game of Jallikattu. ** Agriculture-Animal Husbandry-Cruelty to Animals. Control No. : 27433 -CROPS 10 HARI, P. Grains of goodness. TELEGRAPH, 2008(28.1.2008) Deals with new protein rich variety of rice. ** Agriculture-Crops. Control No. : 27356 ** - Keywords 2 -CROPS 11 MARCUS, Dan Green phonix. ECOLOGIST, V.37(No.9), 2007(November): P.32 Laments the potential loss of the seed protection. ** Agriculture-Crops. Control No. : 26975 -FARMS AND FARMERS-(INDIA) 12 SHUKLA, S.P. Policy for farmers defies logic. DECCAN CHRONICLE, 2008(26.1.2008) Critically analyses National Policy for farmers. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers-(India). Control No. : 27287 -FARMS AND FARMERS-FARMER'S SUICIDE 13 ALDAS JANAIAH Rural distress and farmers suicides, P.72-90, in. GYANMUDRA(ED): FARMERS SUICIDE IN INDIA, 2007 New Delhi, Deep and Deep Publications. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers-Farmer's suicide. Control No. : 26999 14 MURTHY, K. Radhakrishna Farmers suicide in Andhra Pradesh, P.38-57, in. GYANMUDRA(ED): FARMERS SUICIDE IN INDIA, 2007 New Delhi, Deep and Deep Publications. ** Agriculture-Farms and farmers-Farmer's suicide. Control No. : 27000 -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-DEFORESTATION-(INDIA-WEST BENGAL) 15 GHOSH, Nityananda Threat from the humans. DECCAN HERALD, 2008(22.10.2008) Expresses concern on over exploitation of Sunderban's green resources. ** Agriculture-Forests and forestry-Deforestation-(India- West Bengal). Control No. : 27172 ** - Keywords 3 -FORESTS AND FORESTRY-WILD LIFE-(INDIA-ASSAM) 16 Rhino poaching. ASSAM TRIBUNE, 2008(23.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Wild life-(India- Assam). Control No. : 27273 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS 17 CODY, Edward Farmers challenge land policy. DECCAN HERALD, 2008(21.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms. Control No. : 27014 18 PAI, Sudha Janadesh 2007: Land question. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY, V.42(No.45), 2007(10- 23.11.2007): P.10-12 Highlights the long march of displaced, landless Dalits and tribal from Gwalior to New Delhi demanding early formulation of land reform policy and setting up of National Land Commission. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms. Control No. : 27084 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-(INDIA-GOA) 19 SEETHA Goa's SEZ rumpus. TELEGRAPH, 2008(23.10.2008) ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-(India-Goa). Control No. : 27168 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-(INDIA-ORISS) 20 DASGUPTA, Kumkum Did anyone say inclusive growth. HINDUSTAN TIMES, 2008(25.1.2008) Deals with tug of war between Vedanta aluminium project and tribal people of Lanjigarh, Orissa. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition- (India-Oriss). Control No. : 27295 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-(INDIA-WEST BENGAL) ** - Keywords 4 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-(INDIA-WEST BENGAL) 21 BANDYOPADHYAY, D Buddha's killing fields of Nandigram. MAINSTREAM, V.45(No.50), 2007(1.12.2007): P.4-9 ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land Acquisition- (India-West Bengal). Control No. : 26985 22 DUTTA, Subhabrota Agriculture at Singur. KURUKSHETRA, V.56(No.1), 2007(November): P.26-30 ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition- (India-West Bengal). Control No. : 27344 23 JOSHI, D.K CPM's achilles heel. NATION AND THE WORLD, V.14(No.365), 2007(16.12.2007): P.6-7 Points to the CPI(M)'s stand on Nandigram issue. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition- (India-West Bengal); CPI(M). Control No. : 27381 24 MAHI PAL SINGH Dangerous chapter in the history of human rights: Nandigram. MAINSTREAM, V.45(No.50), 2007(1.12.2007): P.9-11 ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition- (India-West Bengal); Violences and disorders. Control No. : 26981 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-SEZ 25 BASU, Nilotpal Speculation and profit. DECCAN HERALD, 2008(21.1.2008) Urges Central Government to review SEZ policy. ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition-SEZ Control No. : 26965 26 KRISHNAN, Praveen and DEEPAK RAGHU SEZs: Grounded before take off? ECONOMIC TIMES, 2008(21.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition-SEZ Control No. : 27125 27 MUKHERJEE, Dhurjati Special Economic Zones: Are they beneficial for the country? KURUKSHETRA, V.56(No.1), 2007(November): P.21-24 ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition-SEZ ** - Keywords 5 -LAND AND LAND REFORMS-LAND ACQUISITION-SEZ Control No. : 27345 28 MUKHOPADHYAY, Partha Ghosts in the machine: SEZ. HINDUSTAN TIMES, 2008(23.1.2008) ** Agriculture-Land and land reforms-Land acquisition-SEZ Control No. : 27131 -NATURAL RESOURCES 29 MONBIOT, George Finite resources: the greed of the rich. HINDU, 2008(30.1.2008) Criticises exploration of natural resources to gain fast growth. ** Agriculture-Natural resources; Economic growth. Control No. : 27472 -NATURAL RESOURCES-WATER RESOURCES 30 KATHYAYANI CHAMARAJ Trading water is not a solution. DECCAN HERALD, 2008(17.1.2008) Protests against privatisation of water distribution in Karnataka. ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. Control No. : 26890 31 SHABINA AKHTAR Dumping for good. TELEGRAPH, 2008(21.1.2008) Highlights that erosion caused by Himalayan rivers benefit the global climate. ** Agriculture-Natural resources-Water resources. Control No. : 26943 BIOGRAPHIES -FREEDOM FIGHTERS-BHAGAT SINGH 32 PANIKKAR, K.N Celebrating Bhagat Singh. FRONTLINE, V.24(No.21), 2007(2.11.2007): P.4-12 Pays rich tribute to Bhagat Singh on the occasion of his birth centenary. ** Biographies-Freedom Fighters-BHAGAT SINGH. Control No. : 27040 ** - Keywords 6 BIOGRAPHIES -FREEDOM FIGHTERS-BHAGAT SINGH 33 SAMANTA, Amiya K Was Bhagat Singh a revolutionary terrorist? STATESMAN, 2008(31.1.2008) ** Biographies-Freedom fighters-BHAGAT SINGH. Control No. : 27463 34 TANEJA, Nalini Radical legacy. FRONTLINE, V.24(No.21), 2007(2.11.2007): P.20-24 Presents the profile and legacy of revolutionary leader Bhagat Singh. ** Biographies-Freedom fighters-BHAGAT SINGH. Control No. : 27041 35 Why I am an atheist. FRONTLINE, V.24(No.21), 2007(2.11.2007): P.25-29 Presents excerpts from the article 'Bhagat Singh' in response to a remark made by Randhir Singh, a Ghadarite, in Lahore Central Jail in 1930-31. ** Biographies-Freedom fighters-BHAGAT SINGH. Control No. : 27042 -LEADERS-BOSE, SUBHASH CHANDRA 36 CHATURVEDI, Anshul He is nobody's man: Subhash Chandra Bose. TIMES OF INDIA, 2008(23.1.2008) ** Biographies-Leaders-BOSE, Subhash Chandra. Control No. : 27140 -LEADERS-BROWN, GORDON 37 PANT, Harsh V. Gordon Brown: Seeking his old self. INDIAN EXPRESS, 2008(21.1.2008) Presents a profile of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown ** Biographies-Leaders-BROWN, Gordon. Control No. : 27015 -LEADERS-GANDHI, MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND 38 GANDHI, Arun Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi today. TRIBUNE, 2008(30.1.2008) ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand. Control No. : 27456 ** - Keywords 7 -LEADERS-GANDHI, MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND 39 GUHA, Ramachandra His faith, our faith. HINDUSTAN TIMES, 2008(30.1.2008) Gives an account of philosophy of Mahatama Gandhi. ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand. Control No. : 27357 40 MEHTA, Pratap Bhanu Why Bapu matters. INDIAN EXPRESS, 2008(30.1.2008) ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand. Control No. : 27453 41 SUHRUD, Tridip Mahatma's quest. INDIAN EXPRESS, 2008(30.1.2008) ** Biographies-Leaders-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand. Control No. : 27452 -LEADERS-GANDHI, RAHUL 42 DUTTA, Suvrokamal Emergence of Rahul Gandhi in Indian politics. MAINSTREAM, V.45(No.51),
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