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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Indian Economy: The Road Ahead*. 2. Doing Business (DB) in India: An Introduction. 3. India's Economic Profile, 2019. 4. Starting a Business (SB): Indian Performance (2014 -19).5. Protecting Minority Investors (PMI): India's Performance (2014 -19). 6. Resolving Insolvency (RI): India's Performance (2014-19). 7. Research Objectives, Methodology, Analysis and Findings. 8. Conclusions and Suggestions. Annexures. This book is an outcome of the research study on Ease of Doing Business conducted by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Research Centre on Public Policy and Social Change (LBSRC), the research arm of the Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management (LBSIM), Delhi. The LBSRC at the instance of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India Management Accounting Research Foundation (ICWAI MARF), Delhi conducted the study in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai in 2017 with the mandate to find out the status of respondents' awareness in respect of the business regulations and reforms introduced by the government in respect of three business parameters, namely, Stating a Business (SB), Protecting Minority Investors (PMI), and Resolving Insolvency (RI); critically assess the status of implementation of the business regulations and reforms so introduced in terms of observance of the prescribed procedures, processes and the time and money spent on these accounts; and finally, to suggest suitable remedial measures to concerned stakeholders for making doing business easy in India. Global ranking in Ease of Doing Business index sheds light on how easy or difficult it is for a local entrepreneur to open and run a small to medium-size business when complying with relevant regulations. Since the scope of the research study entrusted to LBSRC was very limited, therefore, a holistic perspective on the subject was undertaken for the advantages of readers, researchers and other stakeholders by covering the entire spectrum of business regulations and reforms introduced by the government in respect of all the 10 business parameters included in the World Bank annual survey on Ease of Doing Business (EODB). As per the research findings, it has been concluded that in view of the aggressive and bold policy decisions and measures taken by the central government and the concerted efforts made by the respective agencies / departments for making doing business easy in the country, in the World Bank 2018 survey India performed well on various business parameters and thus figured at 100th rank globally. Constructing on the highly encouraging feedback received from different stakeholders across the verticals, the study has made several suggestions and recommendations with the valid expectations that the findings of the study will hold good for fastening the belt by the concerned agencies / departments. The study has also strongly presumed that with the given prevailing vigor and tempo, by 2020, India will rank among the first 70-80 counties globally. This expected attainment of India is not on the very high optimistic side and can be very well judged against its global rankings over the years. Further, in the 2018 ranking, India also got a recognition as one of the most improved economies in 2016-2017along with other nine countries which together implemented 53 regulatory reforms making it easier to do business. (jacket). …

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Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Part I: Vision. 1. Global Trends to Improve Human Health (2022-2052): Plant Molecular Farming and Edible Plant-Based Vaccines/Manfred J. Kern. 2. Immunity Enhancing Potential from a Vegetarian Food Guide Perspective/Seedhabadee Ganeshan, Rishi K. Behl and Ravindra N. Chibbar. Part II: Field Crops. 3. Nutritional and Health Benefits of Soybean to Human Immunity/Chen Heng, Zhang Qiuying and Liu Xiaobing. 4. Colored Wheat Possessing Bioactive Compounds for Immunity and Health/Harsh Chaurasia and Om Parkash Bishnoi. 5. Nutri-Cereals for Human Health and Nutrition/Pummy Kumari, Akshitha N. Y. Ravika, D. S. Phogat, S. K. Pahuja, Satpal and Annu Dahiya. 6. Pearl millet: A Nutri-Cereal for Human Health/Asha Kawatra and Tanvi Bansal. Part III: Medicinal Plants. 7. Native to Ukraine Plants with Anti-Inflammatory, Antioxidant and Antiviral Activities/Nadiia Matvieieva and Taisa Bohdanovych. 8. Prospects for the Use of Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium) for Medicinal Purposes/V. Kamkin, A. Kamarova and B. Shalabayev. 9. Ashwagandha an Immunity Booster Medicinal Plant/R. K. Arya, R. K. Behl, Ganesh K. Koli, Ravi Kumar and Sunil Kumar. 10. Mulethi: A Potential Medicinal Plant for Health Benefits and Immunity/Ganesh K. Koli, R. K. Arya and Pawan Kumar. 11. Artemisia: A Immunomodulator Plant with Phytochemicals of Therapeutic Value/Manju Sharma, Machiavelli Singh, and R. K. Behl. 12. Holy Basil: An Elixir of Life and its Health Benefit/Vivek Kumar Srivastava, Ashish Shukla, Ritesh Kumar and P. K. Upadhyaya. 13. Eclipta alba (L. ) Hassk: An Important Medicinal Plant for Immunity and Health/Diwakar Aggarwal, Vasudha Datta and Raj Singh. Part IV: Spices and Condiments. 14. Curcumin and Cancer: An Overview/Nupur Potukuchi, Simranpreet Kaur and Inam Sapkota. 15. Heeng (Ferula assa-foetida): An Immunomodulator Plant/Ravi Kumar, Pawan Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Ramesh, Satbeer Singh and Sanatsujat Singh. 16. Ginger: A Spice with Medicinal Properties/Hament Thakur and Navjot Singh Brar. Part V: Vegetables, Fruits, Shrubs and Trees. 17. Perspectives of Helianthus tuberosus for Medicinal and Others Purposes/A. Kussainov, V. Kamkin and S. Abeuov. 18. Water Spinach for Health and Nutrition/Seema Sonkar and K. W-Giorgis. 19. Fenugreek: A Common Food Ingredient with Pharmacological Properties/Suresh Kumar Badhania and Samta Khatkar. 20. Amaranth: A Potential Immunity Booster Plant for Human Health/Pooja, Pravin Kumar Sharma, Virender Singh Pahil and Rishi Kumar Behl. 21. Garlic for Health and Immunity/Makhan Majoka and Monika Khichi. 22. Onion for Health and Immunity/Anushree Gade, Vartika Verma and Nidhi Srivastava. 23. The Strawberry: Immunomodulator Fruit with Beneficial Effects on Human Health/Vikas Kumar Sharma, Anil Kumar Godara and Pravin Kumar Sharma. 24. Seabuckthorn: An Immunomodulator Fruit Plant of Cold Deserts/M. K. Rana, Bunty Sharma and Ujjawal Sharma. 25. Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum Blume): A High Value Herb for Boosting Immunity/Twahira Begum and Mohan Lal. 26. Acacia nilotica as Immunity Enhancer Tree Spices/Elhadi Morzog, Inam Sapkota and Salih Ahmed Nurain. 27. Moringa olifera: Potential Tree Species with Health Benefits/Tanvi Bansal, Asha Kawatra and Sanjay. Part VI: Special Food Sources. 28. Human Edible Protein of Plants and Animals/Gerhard Flachowsky. 29. Mushrooms for Health Benefits as Immunity Booster/Krishna Ray, M. K. Rana and V. S. Pahil. The human health is determined by a blend of genetic, epigenetic, environmental, nutritional and psychological factors. Resistance to viruses and other bacterial and fungal diseases is governed by the genetic makeup of individual human beings and intake of plant foods which have immunomodulatory effects due to their bioactive compounds. Hippocrates rightly said that "let food be the medicine and medicine be the food". Since ages the herbal extracts are given to patient suffering from various ailments or disorders in Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Chinese and ot. …