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Gender
Discrimination and Equality
Author(s):
A Krishna Kumari
Overview
Table
of Contents
232 Pages
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Book
Price : US $17
ISBN
81-314-1329-2
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The concept of status of women eludes precise
definition and hence, precise measurement Status can be perceived
in different ways for example, to which extent women can have
access to social and material resources within the family,
community and society or what is her authority or power within
the family or community and the prestige that is commanded
from other members are some of the parameters.
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Right
to Food - Reforms and Approaches
Author(s):
N Sudarshan
Overview
Table
of Contents
268 Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 18
ISBN
81-314-1302-0
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Food has been the basic need for human beings
right from the beginning of civilization. From the Stone Age
to today's cyber age, food occupied a prime position in human
needs without which survival would have been impossible. According
to the hierarchy of needs theory, food, being a part of the
basic needs (food, clothing and shelter) formed the foundation
from where fulfilment of all other needs start.
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Right
to Education: Emerging Scenario
Author(s):
Mr. Sudershan
Overview
Table
of Contents
220 Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 16
ISBN
81-314-1320-9
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God has endowed every individual with thinking
power. It is education that hones this capacity and helps
one to take the right decision at the right time. Unless a
man is educated he is not exposed to the external world. He
cannot receive information regarding the matters happening
around him. Education brings revolutionary change in the lives
of individuals and institutions. It is such a powerful tool
and has the potency of transforming ignorants into intellectuals.
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Right
to Information - Indian and International Perspectives
Author(s):
Sudershan
Overview
Table
of Contents
268 Pages
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Book
Price : US $18
ISBN
81-314-1328-4
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Transparency in the affairs of the State
is very important. In democracy, people are supreme. Sovereignty
lies ultimately with them. They are the decision makers. They
send their representatives to govern them. In a democratic
set-up, the citizens as taxpayers and beneficiaries of the
welfare programmes have every right to know about each and
every public transaction that is meant for them. They are
entitled to learn how their money is being spent.
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Right
to Privacy - Changing Perceptions
Author(s):
Sudarshan N
Overview
Table
of Contents
282 Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 19
ISBN
81-314-1338-1
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'Privacy' is concerned with a man's dignity
and liberty. It is a fundamental human right guaranteed by
international laws. It has been an inalienable and integral
part of human life since long. Initially, it had a very narrower
scope as such thought to be included only 'right to be let
alone'. Later, the increasing maturity levels of the democratic
systems, rapid strides in science and technology, made its
scope more wider.
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