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 | A Popular History Of British India | W. Cooke Taylor | US$50.00 |  |
| Commenting on the general Histories of India written before 1865. Edward thompson observed that “they had this advantage, that they had only a public of their own people to consider, and did not have to keep glancing over their shoulder, to see if frankness and truthfulness would be overhead and have an adverse political effect”. The present work, written originally in 1851. Truly exemplifies the... |
 | Administration Of Primary Health Centres In India | S.P. Ranga Rao | US$27.50 | |
| As A Signatory To The Aima Ata Declaration India Is Committed To -Provide Health For All By 2000 A.D.’ Accordingly Since 1985 A Large Number Of Additional Rural Health Institutions Have Come Into Existence In Various States. By 1992, 20, 847 Primary Health Centres, 1,30,782 Subcentres And 2060 Community Health Centres Have Come To Be Established In Rural India. However The Resources Provided For... |
 | Aids: Causes And Prevention | T.B.L. Jaiswal | US$16.00 | |
| AIDS Or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome And Its Related Diseases Have Become Unquestionably The Major Public Health Problems In India. It Is A New Disease With Treatment That Is Still Vague And The Prognosis Indeed Grave. With This Initial Invasion, HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), A Causative Organism Of Disease And Its Related Problems Are Going To Pose A Major Threat To The Population... |
 | Cancer, Its Causes And Cure | T.B.L. Jaiswal | US$6.50 | |
| Cancer is the second common cause of death in developed countries next to heart and its associated diseases. While in India it is an emerging health problem. A steady trends of increasing mortality is being observed over the past few years. Present statistics indicate that more than fifty percent of all cancer patients could be cured if the disease were diagnosed in its earliest stages and if... |
 | Dermatoglyphics Of Schizophrenics | Amrita Bagga | US$20.00 | |
| The most prevalent mental illness in the modern world is schizophrenia. About one fourth of the total patients admitted each year to public mental hospitals are diagnosed as schizophrenics. The illness usually involves young adults and can produce severe disability during the potentially most creative and productive years of a person’s life. the research on its aetiology and genetics is regarded... |
 | Drug Addiction And Environmental Pollution | Bhim Sain | US$29.50 | |
| Right from inception, that is while in uterus, foetus is protected in every possible way in spite of all the onslaughts of the mankind by the external environment. From environment to environment and culture to culture man rose to live in harmony with nature. But this is not so today. In the question for more materialistic prosperity man has disrobed the mother earth of its natural vanity its... |
 | Ecology, Ethnology And Nutrition | Srisha Patel | US$9.00 | |
| The social & economic development of the weaker sections is an avowed objective of the Government. The larger sections, the tribals, are characterised by their rurality, illiteracy, economic backwardness and social deprivation. Their standard of living, nutritional norms and ‘physical quality life index’ (PQLI) are also highly deplorable. Thus in the qualitative dimensions of the population... |
 | Encyclopaedia Of Ecology, Environment And Pollution Control (20 Vols.) | R. Swarup, S.N. Mishra, V.P. Jauhar | US$1,000.00 | |
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 | Encyclopaedia Of Ecology, Environment And Pollution Control - An Introduction To Man And His Environment (Vol.1) | R. Swarup, S.N. Mishra, V.P. Jauhar | US$49.50 | |
| “An Introduction to Man and His Environment”, as the title sounds itself, the present volume describes man and his environment and various kinds of pollutions which he comes across in the surrounding. Man’s brain has developed to an incredible extent over the past several thousand years. This has allowed him to become more independent of animal instincts and more capable of exploratory and... |
 | Encyclopaedia Of Ecology, Environment And Pollution Control - Control And Sensing Of Environmental Quality (Vol.8) | R. Swarup, S.N. Mishra, V.P. Jauhar | US$49.50 | |
| Environmental Education (EE) is an approach to learning, not a subject of study. It endeavours to create a way of thinking requiring people to overcome prejudices as a result of the differing views of fields such as biology, chemistry, economics, social sciences and politics. It leads to the opening of mind to ever new aspects of the universe. Environmental Education thus is a new kind of... |
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