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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. This book is a comprehensive work on "Human Resource Management and Sustainable Growth". An attempt has been made in this book to study human resource management and its effect on sustainable growth. This book has shown some important policy implications. Researchers, students, Government executives, parliamentarians and legislators and the general readers will find the book immensely useful.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Education Skill Development and Economic Growth in India/B N Borthakur. 2. Skill Development and Education in Jharkhand Issues and Challenges/Prabhat Singh. 3. Skill development in business education a need based challenges/Prabodh Kumar Hota. 4. Quality of educational infrastructure in primary education an enquiry in the districts of West Bengal/Sanjay Bhattacharya Prankrishna Pal. 5. Relevance of education and its funding the Indian case/Sudakshina Gupta. 6. Assessing the impact of education a move towards a generalized approach/Atanu Sengupta. 7. Supporting education and skill development for economic rehabilitation of disabled an inclusive perspective/Chinmayee Nanda. 8. Importance of private sector for enhancing education through skill development/Dipankar Das Indrani Nath. 9. Can teacher help in sustainable development and economic growth through environmental education/Pintu Kumar Maji. 10. Is gender bias in education decreasing in India/Manas Ghose. 11. Village level variation in female literacy a study of selected rural area of Saltora Block in Bankura District West Bengal/Shubhendu Chel. 12. Human capital skill formation illustration from India/Sudehna Ghosh. 13. Parents and children intergenerational mobility in preschool enrollment in India/Smritikana Ghosh. 14. Education and skill development as a catalyst for economic growth in India/Subrata Kumar Ray. 15. The connectivity between education and economic growth India experience/Sudip Jana. 16. Inequality in educational performance at elementary level in West Bengal/Susnata Ganguly. 17. Elementary education and economic growth a comparison between Kerala and West Bengal/Sweta Mondal. 18. Enhancing employability an educational approach/Aparna Chakraborty. 19. Addressing India's education and skill challenges for faster and more inclusive growth/Asim K Karmakar. 20. Education and economic growth/Arpita Ghose. 21. Skill development for self employment generation in India: a suggestive policy framework/Pulak Mishra. 22. Development of educational skills among college level students role of department of Geography Prabhu Jagatbnadhu College Andul Howrah/Sarada Mandal. 23. Role of education and skill cultivation towards economic development/Uttam Kumar Bhattacharya. This book is a comprehensive work on education, skill development and Economic growth in India. An attempt has been made in this book to study the role of education in skill development which may expedite the economic growth of our country. This book has shown some important policy implications. Researchers, students, Government executives, parliamentarians and legislators and the general readers will find the book immensely useful.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Rice necrosis mosaic virus (RNMV) and its bio-physical characterization. 3. RNMV-host dependent reaction reversibility. 5. RNMV-fibre plant interaction and metabolic changes. 6. Agronomic and economic package for energized jute eultivation: on and off farm practices under different agro-ecologies. 7. RNMV-interaction with other crops and changes in biochemical properties. 8. Executive summary. 9. Conclusion. 10. Strategic steps in need. 11. Literature cited. 12. Abbreviations. 13. Subject Index. The book describes a fact that a virus, stamped as a poisonous one, also alternatively becomes a friendly without any adverse environmental impact on crop improvement. This dual identity of the described virus has been expressed through two phylo-genetically unrelated hosts like rice and fibre crops. In one case (monocot) the virus is destructive while in other case (dicot) it is friendly in nature, i.e. improves plant growth and yield. The book contains the details of this newly appeared virus including characterization, transmissibility, effects on hosts, its passage through seeds (termed as energized seed) and the low cost production technology developed for farmers benefit for jute cultivation. The book also deals with the improvement (rather enhanced efficiently) in vascular tissue differentiation in jute leading to production of higher number of fibre bundles (upon entry of the virus into the host) indicating higher fibre production. The book exhibits the research works carried out by the author and his group to bring about this low-cost production technology with a virus (and its product, a growth hormone) for the improvement of bast fibre crops including jute and mesta, grown under different agro-ecological situations. The characterization of the newly produced cytokinin-like growth hormone in situ upon entry into the host and its application on host for improvement in growth and yield, as one of the safe uses, are also included in the book.

Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Bast fibre crops: their types and details in brief. 3. Diseases of jute. 4. Diseases of mesta. 5. Diseases of sunnhemp. 6. Diseases of ramie. 7. Diseases of flax. 8. Diseases of congo jute. 9. Host : pathogen interaction in bast fibre crops. 10. Biological control of diseases of bast fibre crops. 11. Integrated pest management in bast fibre crops. 12. Phanerogamic parasite in bast fibre crops. 13. Non-parasitic diseases in bast fibre crops. 14. Disease of unknown etiology. 15. Biotechnolgy in disease management of bast fibre crops. 16. Literature cited. 17. Abbreviations. 18. Subject Index. The book comprises of the importance of bast fibre crops in agricultural scenario and their pathogen-oriented disease syndromes. The book also deals with various pathological events expressed by the hosts due to attack in their growth period. Pathological events include type of disease, identification of the disease-causing agent (i.e. pathogen) and the factors favourable for such infection. Special emphasis has been given to the occurrence of newer pathogens and a phanerogamic parasite on these crops. Epidemiological factors and the agents associated with the newly emerged virus diseases in major bast fibre crops are elaborately discussed with valid experimental evidences. Histo-pathological analysis of host tissues due to infection has been highlighted to indicate the extent of damage caused to host plant. Bio-control strategies adopted to combat the pathogens attacking such bast fibre crops have been explained with lucidity. Analysis on expression of plant genes, through subtractive hybridization and micro-array validation, responsible for reduction in plant growth and yield due to pathogen attack, on one hand and improved plant growth and yield due to continuous presence of a virus in such crops (symptomless carriers and having a symbiosis-like relationship), on the other, has been included in this book as a novel phenomenon ever noticed in virus pathology earlier. The outcome of this study may be helpful to engineer disease resistance or disease management in such plant. A separate chapter on integrated pest management (IPM) has also been provided for sustainable and eco-friendly crop protection.

Etat : New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Kotia AnkitDr. Ankit Kotia is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Lovely Professional University Punjab, India. His research has focused on nanolubricants and tribology. He has published 10 articles .

Etat : New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Khuntia SnigdhaDr. Snigdha Khuntia is working as Assistant Professor at Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET), Ahmedabad University. She has done her B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from IGIT Sarang, BPUT Orissa. Snigdha has d.