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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Genetically modified crops: issues and challenges with special reference to IPR and farmers rights/Ruchi Tiwari and Archana Gadekar. 2. Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria: mechanism, application, advantages and disadvantages/Anjali U. Joshi, Kavan N. Andharia, Priyank A. Patel, Rohit J. Kotadiya and Ramesh K. Kothari. 3. Integrating the role of computational and imaging methods in crop protection and management: insights in a new age of precision agriculture/Gayatri Dave. 4. Transgenic plants and advanced technology/Purna Dwivedi. 5. Policy networks and agriculture innovation: a study of system of rice intensification in Bihar, India/Vikas Kumar . 6. Role of transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics in linking genome and phenome; importance of understanding the phenotypes for expiating the outcome of genomic technologies-knockout mutant studies and high throughput phenotyping/Abhinandan S. Patil, Viralkumar B. Mandaliya, Kirankumar G. Patel and S.A. Patil. 7. Seed patenting: approach of US, Europe and India/Rujitha Shenoy. 8. Scientometric analysis on cloning from 2004-11/Rahil Mathakia and Viralkumar B. Mandaliya. 9. Climate-smart agriculture: mitigating climate change and increasing farm income through raising off-seasonal seedlings of papaya (carica papaya l.) in protected environment a novel approach/V.P. Joshi and P.M. Chauhan. 10. Phenology, taxonomy, ethnobotany and their relationship with other plant studies: a mini review from Gujarat State, India/R.N. Nakar. 11. Legal regime of seed regulations in India/Sanjeev Kumar Choudhary. 12. Microalgae cultivation strategies for biofuel production to mitigating climate change through CO2 sequestration/V.P. Joshi, P.M. Chauhan and K.B. Joshi. 13. CRISPR-Cas: a potential tool in plant genome editing/R.K. Kalaria. 14. Uncertainty over medicinal marijuana: history, pharmacodynamics and current drug in market/Rajvi K. Patel. 15. An efficient protocol for increased fosmid transformation in preparation of metagenomic gene bank/Verruchi Gupta, Sonam Nain, Shafaq Rasool and V. Verma. 16. Molecular mechanism of drought resistance in plant/Abhinandan S. Patil, Viralkumar B. Mandaliya, Kirankumar G. Patel and S.A. Patil. 17. Wickedness to heal: climate change/Rajendra Parikh. 18. Climate change impacts on crop production and smallholder farmer livelihoods in Limpopo Province, Northern South Africa/Nomcebo R. Ubisi, Unathi Kolanisi and Obert Jiri. 19. Conservation of biodiversity in sacred groves and its connection with wild food and agricultural practices/D.K. Kulkarni and D.S. Nipunage. 20. Legal aspects of bio-safety issues in green biotechnology: with special reference to India/Amit K Kashyap and Ayushi Gupta. The present edited book aimed at finding out the issues in Plant and Agricultural Biotechnology and how they can be addressed. The outline of the book was prepared as a part of the awareness program on the Biotechnology field. The contribution were invited from the people involved in green biology, directly or indirectly. The chapters have covered the substantive matter from India and abroad. The chapters explained advanced scientific knowledge as well as the regulatory framework. The issues and analysis presented in this book will shape the policy and theoretical debates in green biotechnology, at large. This book is useful to students, teachers, researchers, scientists, rural technologists and academicians engaged in the filled of plant and agricultural biotechnology. …

Contents Preface 1 Elementary education in India 2 Constitutional provisions for Universalisation of elementary education 3 Expansion of elementary education 4 National Policy on education NPE 1986 5 Early childhood care and education 6 Micro-planning in education 7 Institutional planning 8 Educational planning at the District level 9 Curriculum at elementary level 10 Meaning and significance of minimum level of learning 11 Child centred teaching learning process 12 Multi grade and multi level teaching learning process 13 Programme of mass orientation of school teachers PMOST 14 Operation blackboard OB 15 Special orientation programme of school teachers SOPT 16 District primary education programme DPEP concept 17 Strategies for Universal Access relation quality of elementary education 18 Education for all 19 Alternative schooling 20 District institute of education and training 21 Pre-service teacher education in DIET for Adult and non formal education Index Elementary education is the first years of formal structured education that occurs during childhood In most countries it is compulsory for children to receive primary education though in many jurisdictions it is permissible for parents to provide it The major goals of elementary education are achieving basic literacy and numeracy amongst all their students as well as establishing foundations in science geography history and other social sciences In India since independence the central and state governments have been expanding the  provision of primary formal and non formal education to realise the goal of Universalisation of Elementary Education UEE Several central and state Level initiatives have been in operation from the early 1980s The current status of primary education in India is well reviewed in the present volume The constitutions provisions planning policy framework and various initiatives for elementary education are discussed in detail Conceptualized and written in a lucid and readable style this book will be an essential reading tool for educationists policy makers and teachers jacket 355 pp.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction to genetics and biotechnology. 2. Cells, its development and division. 3. Mendel and his discoveries. 4. Extensions and exceptions to Mendel's laws. 5. Genetic mapping and gene regulation in prokaryotes. 6. Genetic mapping and gene regulation in eukaryotes. 7. Genetic transfer in bacteria and bacteriophages. 8. Sex determination and development. 9. Chromosomes. 10. Variation in chromosome structure and number. 11. DNA structure and replication. 12. Gene transcription and RNA modification. 13. Translation of RNA. 14. Chemistry of Gene. 15. Gene mutation and DNA repair technology. 16. Recombination and transposition at the molecular level. 17. Recombinant DNA technology. 18. Genome analysis and its uses. 19. Functional genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. 20. Genomics and the future. 21. Genetics of cancer. 22. Developmental genetics. 23. Quantitative genetics. 24. Population genetics. 25. Evolutionary genetics. 26. Relative reading. This book consists of 27 chapters, more than 5000 questions with answers and a glossary covering most of the related technical terms. Each chapter start with point wise brief of the text followed by MCQ's, fill in the blanks and T/F questions useful and beneficial in JRF, SRF, NET, SET, UG and PG examinations. …

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Theme I. Agriculture: key challenges. Theme II. Responding to challenges through agriculture. Theme III. New initiatives. Index. In the context of sustainable agricultural development, agricultural extension has a very crucial role to play. The tasks and responsibilities of extension service will need to be broad-based and holistic in contents and scope, thus beyond agricultural technology transfer. Its normal task of transferring and disseminating to farmers appropriate agricultural technologies and good farm practices would not be sufficient. Extension agencies, services, and workers will need to exercise a more proactive and participatory role and serve as knowledge/information "brokers", initiating and facilitating mutually meaningful and equitable knowledge-based transactions among agricultural researchers, trainers, and primary producers. To improve its cost-effectiveness, proper strategies to advocate favourable and explicit agricultural extension policies are needed. Modern strategic planning and quality management tools and approaches should be utilized in developing or restructuring extension organizations or institutions. More innovative methods must be developed to identify systematically farmers' problems and felt needs, and to help formulate and set agricultural research agenda based on such needs and problems. In short, there is a need to develop and improve the conceptual, technical, and operational methods and tools in order to strategically plan, efficiently manage, and scientifically evaluate a problem-solving, demand-driven and needs-based agricultural extension programmes. It is thus imperative that the body of knowledge on agricultural extension be continuously improved, updated, and disseminated. It is also important that the best practices should be shared widely among agricultural practitioners, educators and scholars. The editors have tried to take a step in this direction with the help of 54 contributors involving extension practitioners, educators, and scholars from all over the country with different educational backgrounds and working environments in improving the quality of agricultural extension and in generating new ideas and methods for sustainable rural development.…

Contents Preface 1 IntroductionTS Tomar I Intellectual property rights concepts and significance 2 Intellectual property rights concept and importanceSakshi Sharma 3 Intellectual property rights concepts purpose and significanceAN Dixit 4 Significance o 246 pp. tables (illustrateur).

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. IPR Protection in Agriculture/Sonali Behera and Abhisek Dash. 2. Section 3(j) of the Patent Act, 1970: Judicial Interpretation and the Impact Thereof/Akanksha Anil. 3. Impact of Intellectual Property Rights Protection on Plant Varieties/Amaj Raj Srivastava. 4. National IPR Policy, 2016: A Substantial Development?/Amrit Subhadarsi. 5. India and Global Pharma Patents Norms/Arvind Sankar and Rohith Venkatesan. 6. Stem Cell Research: An Emerging Sector and its Challenges/Chandrika. 7. Genetically Modified Crops: Issues and Challenges in Context of India/Ipsita Kaushik. 8. Patenting in IITs: An Empirical Study/Mayuree Sengupta. 9. Patenting of Biotechnological Products in India: Conflicting Issues and their Harmonization/Mona Purohit. 10. Status of IPR Education in Life Science Courses of Indian Universities/Neerja Shrivastava. 11. Patent Claims: A Tool for Defining the Patent Protection/Payal Thaorey. 12. IPR Necessitate in Agriculture/R.K. Kalaria. 13. Comparative Analysis on Changing Scenario in Geographical Indications: An Indian Perspective/Rahil Mathakia and Viralkumar B. Mandaliya. 14. Agricultural Biotechnology in Indian Food Sector: Possible Risks and Benefits/Saumya Verma. 15. The Relation Between Pharmaceutical Companies and IP Laws Patent Laws in Relation to Ayurvedic Products: Need or Greed/Shikhar Bhardwaj, Prateek Sharma, Vikram Nagpal and Yogeshwar Purohit. 16. Security and IPR in Developing Countries/Sagun Vishan and Prakhar Srivastava. 17. Protection of Plant Breeders' Rights vis-a-vis Exploitation of Vulnerable and Uniformed Sector of Breeders and Farmers: A Study/Tushar Arora. 18. Intellectual Property Rights Policy Regime and Agriculture Innovation System: Issues for Governance in the Context of India/Vikas Kumar. 19. Enhancement of Global Climate hange with Special Reference to Kyoto Protocol Backdrop/Rajendra Parikh and Ketan Desai. 20. Impacts of Climate-Smart Agricultural System on Food Security: A Case Study of Institutional Policy Recommendations and Challenges in Nigeria/EZEKIEL, Ayinde Alani. The present edited book aimed at finding out the issues in Intellectual Property Rights & Biotechnology that together referred as Purple Biotechnology. The outline of the book was prepared as a part of the awareness program on the Biotechnology field. The contribution were invited from the people involved in IP field, directly or indirectly. The chapters have covered the substantive matter from India and abroad. The chapters explained advanced scientific knowledge as well as the regulatory framework. The issues and analysis presented in this book will shape the policy and theoretical debates in purple biotechnology, at large. It will be of interest to broad readership, including academicians, lawyers, breeders, design developers, artists, policy makers and research scholars engaged in interdisciplinary research.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Climate Change and Indian Agriculture: 1. Impact of climate change on Indian agriculture/B. Venkateswarlu. 2. Climate change, El Nino, monsoon and impact on crops in India/A. Kashyapi and Surabhi Purohit. 3. Current status and future climate projections of Madhya Pradesh/Lokendra Thakkar and Ram Ratan Simaiya. 4. Managing atmospheric stressors forced challenges in agriculture under future climate/S. K. Bal, P. Suresh Kumar, Y. Singh, N. More and P. S. Minhas. II. Climate Change Management Strategies in Agriculture: 5. water management in relation to climate change/Anil Kumar Singh. 6. Climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies in rainfed agriculture/Ch. Srinivasa Rao, K.A. Gopinath, G. Venkatesh and M.P. Jain. 7. Weed management in conservation agricultural systems/A. R. Sharma and K . K. Barman. 8. Scoping agroforestry: adaptation and mitigation to climate change/Babita Bohra and Navin Sharma. 9. Conservation agriculture for sustainable intensification in Madhya Pradesh/Raj Gupta and Nikhil Kumar Singh. 10. Response of organic agriculture to climate change/Manish Bhan, S. S. Tomar and K. K. Agrawal. III. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Indian Agriculture: 11. Greenhouse gas emissions in rice and its mitigation strategies/P. Bhattacharyya, K.S. Roy, Ch. K. Swain and A. K. Nayak. IV. New Technologies in Relation to Climate Change: 12. Low carbon technologies in Indian agriculture/H. Pathak. 13. Weather index based insurance for risk management in agriculture/P. Vijaya Kumar and V.U.M. Rao. 14. Agromet advisory services and its importance in climate change scenarios/K. K. Singh. 15. Wastewater: A Wealth in the Face of Water Scarcity due to climate change/P. Dey. Climate is a vital factor that influences land use, crop quality, its productivity as well as all the other of agricultural systems. The significant impact of climate change is visible on human societies and natural ecosystems around the world. This impact will be more severe on agriculture if global warming continues. As per estimates of IPCC (2014), the agriculture, forestry and other land use contributes 24% of global greenhouse gas emissions. These emissions need to be reduced to avoid the serious impact of climate change using mitigation measures and adaptation strategies. Currently, unreliable and seasonal variations in weather have emerged as a serious challenge for sustainability influencing vegetation, biodiversity, livestock, soil, water, and other natural resources. In the last decade, more occurrence of extreme weather events affected farming community directly in their agricultural growth. The matter is of great concern to country like India, which require more produce from rainfed fields and shrinking crop land. To understand the problems occurring due to climate change, concerted efforts are required for mitigation and adaptation to reduce the vulnerability of rainfed agriculture and making it resilient. Agricultural output as well as the livelihood of people who depend on it, are particularly vulnerable to climate change, and it is important that we assess adaptation mechanisms to reduce these vulnerabilities. These practices should play a vital role to reduce GHG emissions by improving efficiency of farm inputs and others like agroforestry interventions for green agricultural technologies. Similarly, adoption of conservation agriculture, suitable cultivars, changing sowing dates, irrigation scheduling, and recycling waste water and solid waste in agriculture are some of the options for developing climate resilient agriculture. The book has been divided into major heads as: Climate Change and Indian Agriculture, Climate Change Management Strategies in Agriculture, Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Indian Agriculture, New Technologies in relation to Climate Change and with contribution from major research institutes, universities by eminent scientists, faculty members the book will fit into the needs of all concerns.…

Contents Preface 1 Basic facts 2 Gender studies 3 Masculinity and psychology 4 Men Movement and patriarchy 5 Society and community 6 Futurism 7 Approaches to culture and language 8 Culture theory 9 Counterculture and intercultural competence Index 264 pp.

Soft cover. Etat : New. The book comprehensively explores different wall painting sites in Himachal Pradesh. It gives details of the heritage structure i.e. their history, architecture, paintings, their present condition, and preventive measures to be undertaken for their conservation. Broadly illustrated with different sites of the region, the book attempts to raise awareness regarding its preservation.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Wheat/VB.S. Kandalkar and S.P.S. Tomar. 2. Barley/S.B. Agrawal and Anay K. Rawat. 3. Chickpea/Sandeep Sharma, Mohammad Yasin and Priyanka Joshi. 4. Field pea/R.K.S. tomar, B.S. Kasana, A.K. Singh and Y.C. Rikhari. 5. Lentil/Ashok Saxena, R.P. Singh and Sandeep Sharma. 6. Lathyrus/V.K. Gupta. 7. Rapeseed and mustard/V.K. Tiwari and S.S. Tomar. 8. Linseed/P.K. Tyagi and Rudrasen Singh. 9. Sunflower/K.R. Naik and ajay Chourasiya. 10. Safflower/Jagdish Singh and Indu Swarup. 11. Potato/S.P. Singh, M.J. Sadawarti, S. roy and S.K. Chakraborty. 12. Sugarcane/G.S. Rawat. 13. Berseem/Hansa Lakhran, Rohitash Bajiya, Meena Choudhary, M.K. Bhargava and S.R. Kantwa.14. Oats/R.P.S. Tomar. 15. Lucerne/Brajraj Singh Kasana and Saurabh Gupta. 16. Integrated nutrient management in Rabi crops/S.K. Verma and Shashi S. Yadav. 17. Integrated water management in Rabi crops/M.P. Jain and Devendra Patil. 18. Integrated weed management in Rabi field crops/Shailendra Singh Kushwah and Suresh Singh Tomar. 19. Integrated pest management in Rabi crops/S.N. Upadhyay and S.B. Singh. 20. Integrated pest management in Rabi crops/Rajni Singh Sasode, R.K. Pandya and Reeti Singh. 21. Farm mechanization for sustainable agriculture in India/Akhilesh Singh, Subhash Thakur and Prashant Shrivastava. The field of crop production is an integral part of agronomy. Production technologies of field crops are now being redefined under the scenario of climate change and ecological imbalance. The redefined technologies for raising Rabi/winter season crops are needs to be encapsulated in the shape of a book. The present book is a sincere attempt to cater the needs of altered agricultural scenario. The book includes recently recommended package of practices for major cereals, pulses, oilseeds, commercial and fodder crops. Besides, the book also incorporates the recommended integrated package of technologies for nutrients, water, pests weed management and farm mechanization in details as dedicated chapters. The content of the book is planned as per the syllabus based on Fifth Dean's Committee's recommendations for undergraduate courses in agriculture.…

Contents Preface Contributors 1 Performance appraisal of public and private sector banks during the post liberalization period in India MS Tomar 2 Extent and control analysis of NPAs of Indian banking industry BS Yadav 3 The key issues for furtherance of reforms on urban co operative banking Kaynat Tabassum 4 Profitability of RRBs and the issues for the sponsoring banks Krishan Kumar Yadav 5 Emerging approaches to combat the financial crisis in banking industry Humayun Masood 6 Evaluative analysis of consolidation of banks in India after new economic reforms KD Gaur and Rachita Rana 7 Banking sector reforms in India Shok Mittal Shaukat Haseen and Reena 8 Banking sector reforms in India some issues M Altaf Khan MK Nabi and Mohammed Arshad Khan 9 Emerging challenges in India banking Atvir Singh 10 Deposit mobilization by scheduled commercial banks during the banking sector reforms period BS Yadav and Km Priya Jain 11 A study of institutional credit for agricultural development in India economy Gajendra Singh 12 Recommendations of Narasimham Committee I and its impact on banking sector reforms Nandini Sharma and Anjali Chaudhary 13 Role of institutional agricultural credit and its implications in India Kavita Solanki 14 Impact of recommendations of Narasimham Committee I and II on banking industry Azra Bano 15 Indian banking sector running and reforms since its inception a review Aditya Gautam and Sachi Rana 16 An analysis of Raghuram Rajan Committee report of banking sector reforms in India Virendra Singh and Neeraj Chaudhary 17 Rationale strategy advancement and efficacy and future agenda during financial and banking sector reforms in India Vikas Garg 18 Non Performing Assets of public sector banks in India in post reform era HP Singh and Rajeev Pandey 19 Banking sector reforms and regional rural banks an overview Renu Tyagi 20 Information technology in banking industry with special reference to six sigma quality model AK Tomar and Vineeta Gupta 21 Banking sector reforms and efficiency of the banking sector in India RK Singhal Mohit Dhawan and Aakansha Uppal 22 Efficacy and future agenda for banking sector reforms Anil Gupta Jasvir Singh RK Agrawal and Atul Gupta 23 The liberalization policy of Gvt Of India with special reference to banking sector SK Gupta and VV Arya 24 Banking and financial sector reforms in India Mamta Chaudhary and AK Govila 25 An analysis of recommendations of Narasimham Committee I Archana Singhal and Virendra Tiwari 26 Approaching the Doorsil of recession banking sector reforms in the backdrop of recessional tendencies Sachi Rana 27 The changing banking environment and role of HRM Abhinanda Gautam 28 Non Performing Assets of scheduled commercial banks in India magnitude and control Richa Singh and Vineeta Sharma 29 Impacts of banking sector reforms on the Indian banking industry Manju Mittal 30 Financial stability of Indian banking sector in the context of global financial crisis Kamal Vir Tyagi and Suchi Tyagi 31 Banking reforms in IndiaAnju Garg 32 Banking sector reforms in India Renu Dubey Neetu Dubey and Mukesh Sharma 33 Non Performing Assets of scheduled commercial banks Archana Gupta 34 Appraisal of Indian banking system pre and post financial reforms Sachin Shrivastava and Anil Rajoria 35 Banking sector reforms in India problems and prospectives Shobha Jain and Hemlata 36 Banking sector reforms and its impact on the soundness of the banking sector Surbhi Mittal and Parul 37 Narasimham Committee I and its implications in Indian economy Haridutt Sharma and Lokesh Kumar 38 An analysis of Narasimham Committee II report Ruchi Rani and Meena 39 Efficacy and future agenda for banking sector reforms Rahul Garg 40 Banking sector reforms in India Garima Chaudhary 41 Impact of reforms on Indian banking industry Neetu Saini and Hemlata 42 Non Performing Assets NPAs of commercial banks problems and challenges Mukesh Kr Sharma and Jyotsana Chauhan 43 The banking system ad the securities scam of1992 and 2001AK G.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. Part I: Values, Ethics and Social Responsibility: 2. Socio economic analysis of erosion of moral values/B Sharma. 3. Gender issues in Eunice De Souza's poem Marriages are Made/Dipika Bhatt. 4. Business ethics in India/Rajpul Bhardwaj. 5. Social responsibility of business towards eradication of child labour in India/M K Gupta. 6. Social responsibility for health and sanitation/Neetu Tripathi. 7. Role of values and ethics for women empowerment- a issue of social responsibility/R.C. Dikshit and Y S Bhaduria. 8. Women empowerment: a key for sustainable rural development/R P Yadav, P Kumar and Sachin Goyal. 9. Role of gender in social values and ethics/Uday Khnna, O P Soni etc. Part II: Values, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility: 10. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): an analysis of preference between companies CSR Initiatives and citizen's perception/Akanksha and Gargi Rawat. 11. Role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in optimizing human happiness/B K Jha. 12. Corporate social responsibility/Dayaram. 13. Corporate social responsibility for the multinational corporation/P Kumar and Anurag. 14. Importance of ethics to enhance a business's reputation and work culture/Hansa Shukla. 15. Corporate social responsibility and its impact on globalization/K S Ramola and Neeraj Kumar. 16. Evolution and implementation of business ethics and corporate social responsibility in changing business scenario/Namrata Prakash and Swati Bisht. 17. Green marketing: a initiative taken by business organization as their social responsibility/Poonam Painuly and Pragya Bharti. 18. Values, ethics corporate social responsibility in India/SKS Yadav. 19. Corporate social responsibility in global scenario/Sugandha Verma. 20. Employee empowerment and job satisfaction: a comparative study of men and women in manufacturing sector/S Rana and Vandana Singh. 21. Philanthropy, corporate social responsibility and the education sector in India: two steps forward, one step backward/Tunga Tarodi. Part III: Social Responsibility and Economic Development: 22. Social values in the global scenario: present context/Avtar Singh. 23. An overview of the contribution of corporate social responsibility on economic development/V S Rawat and Brij Mohan Prasad. 24. The green movement: social euphony through social media/C P Tripathi. 25. Globalization and social responsibility/Neha Sharma and Esha Sharma. 26. Societal challenges, public participation and ethical issues on E-Governance/R P Vashist and K R Jain. 27. Need of business ethics in the new era of globalization/RP Yadav and Praveen Kumar. Part IV: Conclusions: 28. The emerging landscape of merger and acquisition in India/Arun Kumar and Satvinder Kaur. 29. Values, ethics and social responsibility/T.S. Tomar. Part V: Afterwards: 30. Value-based education: the need of the hour/Ajay Bhardwaj. 31. Value of human life with special reference to life and times of Michael K by J.M. Coetzee/Babita Negi. 32. Understanding women empowerment: historical to contemporary perspective/N Sharma. 33. Internal chemistry of human values with respect to society/Raj Kumar. 34. Enhancement of technology for social development/Richa Chauhan. 35. Value based education need of twentyfirst century/Rubi Gupta and Gaurav Kumar. 36. Quality school education: Place of social values, ethics and gender/Shilpi Negi. 37. Social responsibility and psychological health a review paper/U Gupta. 38. A critical analysis of Mulk Raj Anand's fiction in context of social awareness/Nalini Jain. 39. A conceptual study of corporate social responsibility: with special reference to Punjab National Bank/Reeta and V K Gupta.…

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: 1. Farming Automation and Digitization in Agriculture. 2. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture and its Future Estimations. 3. Real-time Crop Monitoring in Agriculture. 4. Prospects and Challenges of the Internet in Digital Farming. 5. IoT and Machine Learning Applications and Techniques in Sustainable and Precision Farming. 6. Robotics and Automation in Precision Agriculture. 7. Drones Based Technology in Smart Agriculture. 8. Sensors-based Technology for Smart Agriculture. 9. Smart E-agriculture Monitoring System. 10. Machine Intelligence Techniques for Agricultural Production. 11. Transforming Agriculture with Artificial Intelligence. 12. Precision Agriculture: Weather Forecasting for Farming. 13. Applications of Image Processing and Soft Computing Systems in Agriculture. 14. Artificial Intelligence, Block Chain and Quantum Computing. 15. Ushering in a New Growth Wave: From Artificial Intelligence to Agricultural Intelligence. 16. Determining Custom Fertilizer Profiles Based on Soil Chemistry Using Machine Learning. 17. Use of Smart Techniques to Mitigate Water Scarcity. 18. Heuristic Prediction of Rainfall Using Machine Learning Techniques. 19. Cloud-based Autonomic System for Delivering Agriculture as a Service. 20. Space Technology Use in Crop Insurance. 21. Market Scenarios and Investment Trends in AI and Digital Applications in Agriculture. 22. Artificial Intelligence Revolutionising Agriculture in India.…