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Parliamentary Documentation
Vol.XLIV 16-28 February, 2018 No.4
AGRICULTURE
-FARMS AND FARMERS
1. SUKHPAL SINGH
Doubling Farmers’ Incomes: Mechanisms and Challenges.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.15-19.
Details the major policy initiatives of the National Democratic
Alliance Government in the agricultural sector is to double farmers’
incomes by 2022.
**Agriculture-Farms and Farmers.
-SHRIMP FARMING
2. GUPTA, Arbind
On a faster trajectory.
BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.1037, 2018(11.2.2018): P.18, 20.
Looks at the prospects of shrimp export from India.
**Agriculture-Shrimp Farming.
BIOGRAPHIES
-GANDHI, MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND
3. APOORVANAND
70th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's assassination (30-01-1948).
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.5), 2018(5.2.2018): P.46-48, 50.
Pays rich tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on the occassion of his 70th
death anniversary.
**Biographies-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand.
-MAHALANOBIS, PRASANTA CHANDRA
4. ENGERMEN, David C
Professor goes to Moscow.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.29-32.
Discusses Professor Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis' desire for
Indo–Soviet ties, especially in the economic realm, as well as the
Soviet response to such alliances.
**Biographies-MAHALANOBIS, Prasanta Chandra.2 **-Keywords
COMMERCE
-INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-CANADA)
5. LEGG, Heidi
Rainbow realist.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.), 2018(26.2.2018): P.64;66-69.
Highlights the bilateral trade relations between India and Canada in
the wake of Canadian Prime Minister's recent visit to India.
**Commerce-International Trade-(India-Canada).
-SERVICE SECTOR
6. SIKKA, Pooja
Testing interstate terms of service sector growth.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.15-21.
Focuses on the emerging role of service sector in promoting economic
development in India.
**Commerce-Service Sector; Economic Growth-(India); Communication;
Transport; Banks and Banking.
CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
-CITIZENSHIP
7. TALUKDAR, Shushanta
Question of belonging.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.51-54.
Details the role of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in the finalisation
of National Register of Citizens on the issue of identification of
illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the Assam.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; Refugees and
Rehabilitation; Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh; Political
Development-(Assam).
DEFECE
-DEFENCE PROCUREMENT
8. KAKKAR, Aditya
Chasing a mirage.
FORCE (NOIDA), Vol.15(No.6), 2018(Feb.2018): P.48-49.
Critically evaluates the ambitious 'Make in India’ policy in the
execution of different defence projects.
**Defece-Defence Procurement; Manufacturing Industry; Investment;
Make in India.3 **-Keywords
DEFENCE
-DEFENCE PROCUREMENT
9. REDDY, G B
Misfiring the gun shots.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.28-30.
Expresses concern over the failure of DRDO and ordnance factories to
manufacture state-of-art weapons in the country and calls for
revamping of their working.
**Defence-Defence Procurement; Defence Industry; DRDO:Defence
Research and Development Organisation.
-DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-RUSSIA)
10. BHAGWAT, Vishnu
Friend in need: India’s decades old relationship with Russia
should keep up with the times.
FORCE (NOIDA), Vol.15(No.6), 2018(Feb.2018): P.8-13.
Discusses the defence relations between India and Russiam from
historical perspective.
**Defence-Defence Relations-(India-Russia).
-MISSILES
11. SAWHNEY, Pravin
Paving the way.
FORCE (NOIDA), Vol.15(No.6), 2018(Feb.2018): P.50-51.
Focuses on the development and manufacturing of Brahmos Supersonic
Cruise Missile under 'Make in India' Project.
**Defence-Missiles; Make in India.
ECONOMIC GROWTH
-(INDIA)
12. GHOSH, Jayati
Rising incomes, falling wages.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.37-39.
Expresses concern over growing world-wide inequality in income and
wealth of poor and rich people and discusses the role of the State in
maintaining the equilibrium with particular reference to India.
**Economic Growth-(India); Income and Wealth.4 **-Keywords
-(MEXICO)
13. STAUDT, Kathleen
How NAFTA has changed Mexico.
CURRENT HISTORY (PHILADELPHIA), Vol.117(No.796), 2018(Feb.2018):
P.43-48.
Discusses the overall economic impact of North American Free Trade
Agreement on the Mexican economy.
**Economic Growth-(Mexico); International Trade; NAFTA: North
American Free Trade Agreement.
-ECONOMIC POLICIES-(INDIA)
14. ROY, Hiranmoy and ANIL KUMAR
Opportunities and growth-drivers of infrastructure development
in India: Union Budget 2018.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.23-27.
Details the thrust given on the development of infrastructure and
industrial growth in the current Union Budget, 2018-19.
**Economic Growth-Economic Policies-(India); Infrastructure;
Budget-(India).
-ECONOMIC SURVEYS-(INDIA)
15.
On an upswing.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.12-13.
Analyses the Economic Survey Report 2017-18 on the performance of
Indian economy.
**Economic Growth-Economic Surveys-(India).
EDUCATION
-DEPRESSION
16. KUNAL SHANKAR
Remembering Rohith Vemula.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.126-128.
Recalls the event that led to the suicide of dalit student Rohith
Vemula in the University of Hyderabad and its subsequent social and
political implications.
**Education-Depression; Caste Conflict.5 **-Keywords
-EDUCATION POLICY-(INDIA)
17. SARIN, Ankur and Others
Implementation of Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education
Act.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.8),
2018(24.2.2018): P.31-38.
Calls for programmatic and legislative efforts by the state to expand
access to schooling through the Right to Education Act, the Sarva
Shiksha Abhiyan, the Mid-day Meal Scheme and the role of the unaided
private sector therein.
**Education-Education Policy-(India); Educational Reforms.
-GIRL EDUCATION
18. KATHURIA, Tanu
Educating the girl child for better tomorrow.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.41-45.
Examines the role of educated girl in the promoting socio-economic
status of family as well as of society.
**Education-Girl Education.
-HIGHER EDUCATION
19. VIJAY KUMAR
Lurking spectre of Fascism.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.21-23.
Focuses on the political implications of Prime Minister Modi's book
on Stress Management for Young Children during examination and also
looks at the Education Policy of the Union Government.
**Education-Higher Education; Functions of Government-(India);
Bharatiya Janata Party; Prime Minister-(India).
ELECTIONS
-(CZECH)
20. KAMPMARK, Binoy
Czech elections in perspective.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec.2017): P.33-34.
Discusses the emerge of Czech Pirate Party in the recent Parliamentry
elections and its political ramifications.
**Elections-(Czech).6 **-Keywords
-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(MEGHALAYA)
21. DEB, Swati
Shifting the plank.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.20-21.
Analyses the prospects of Bharatiya Janata Party for forthcoming
Assembly elections in Meghalaya.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Meghalaya); Bharatiya Janata Party;
Functions of Government-(Meghalaya).
-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(NAGALAND)
22. DEB, Swati
In search of certainity.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.22-24.
Analyses the strategies of Bharatiya Janata Party for forthcoming
Assembly elections in Nagaland.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Nagaland); Bharatiya Janata Party.
-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(NORTH-EAST)
23. DEKA, Kaushik
Why the BJP needs the Northeast.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.), 2018(26.2.2018): P.54-57.
Discusses the strategies of Bharatiya Janata Party for Assembly
Elections in North-East to secure the victory for forthcoming general
election next year.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(North-East).
-DELIMITATION OF CONSTITUENCIES
24. ALOK PRASHANNA KUMAR
Of Delimitation, Demography and Democracy.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.10-11.
Discusses the political ramification of delimitation of
constituencies in India.
**Elections-Delimitation Of Constituencies.
ENVIRONMENT
-GLOBAL WARMING
25. GUPTA, Alok K and MISHRA, Vandana
Maldives' vulnerability amidst global warming.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.52-56.
Expresses cocern over the rise in sea water level due to climate
change and the danger of submerging of low lying areas like Maldives.
**Environment-Global Warming.7 **-Keywords
-WATER POLLUTION
26. SUBRAMANIAN, T S
Wastelands of the Noyyal.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.90 -98.
Raises concern over the pollution of Noyyal river in Tiruppur
district of Tamil Nadu due to discharge of dangerous chemicals by the
textile dyeing industries.
**Environment-Water Pollution.
FINANCE
-BANK CREDIT
27. ARUN, M G
RBI turns on the screws.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.9), 2018(26.2.2018): P.6, 8.
Deals with the Reserve Bank of India's deadline of six months for
resolving the cases of Non-Performing Assets in banks.
**Finance-Bank Credit; Non Performing Assets; Bank Frauds.
-BUDGET-(INDIA)
28. BHAGWATI PRAKASH
Coin spins for the poor.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.10-11.
Analyses the reasons for major budgetary thrust on agricultural
sector in the current Union budget 2018-19.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Farms and Farmers.
-MONETARY POLICY-(UNITED STATES)
29. BAGCHI, Kanad
Taming the monetary beast: Federal Reserve’s unwinding and
global monetary governance.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.26-28.
Details the sailent features of monetary policy measures by the
United States Federal Reserve to tackle global financial crisis.
**Finance-Monetary Policy-(United States); Financial Crisis.
-SHARE MARKET
30. MUKHERJEE, Arindam
Bloodbath on Dalal street.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.60-61.
States that the massive decline in Indian share market is triggered
by the downturn in share market in the United States.
**Finance-Share Market.8 **-Keywords
FOOD
-FOOD INDUSTRY-SUGAR
31. DUTTA, Akhil Ranjan
Sugar Industry in Maharashtra.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.8),
2018(24.2.2018): P.26-30.
Deals with the prospects and performance of the sugar industry in
Maharashtra.
**Food-Food industry-Sugar.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
-TEXTILE INDUSTRY
32.
Cabinet approves scheme for capacity building in Textiles
sector.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.10-11.
Describes the new Development Scheme "Capacity Building" for women
working in textile sector.
**Industrial Development-Textile Industry; Women and Development;
Female Labour.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
-(INDIA-ASEAN)
33. SATISH KUMAR
Crafting new Asia.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.40-42.
Discusses the diplomacy of Modi Government to invite leaders from
ASEAN countries to attend the Republic Day parade in Delhi to usher a
era of better relations between India and and ASEAN.
**International Relations-(India-ASEAN); Foreign Policy.
-(INDIA-CANADA)
34. CHENGAPPA, Raj
Mending fences.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.), 2018(26.2.2018): P.62-63.
Discusses Indo-Canada bilateral relations in the context of Canadian
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's first visit to India.
**International Relations-(India-Canada).9 **-Keywords
35. KANNAN, Indira
Shadow of Sikh nationalism.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.), 2018(26.2.2018): P.70-71.
Expresses concern over growing powerful pro-Khalistan groups in
Canada and its impact on Indo-Canadian bilateral relations.
**International Relations-(India-Canada); Violence and
Disorder-(Punjab).
-(INDIA-ISRAEL)
36. BANA, Sarosh
Travelling together.
BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.1037, 2018(11.2.2018): P.42-44.
Discusses the emerging phase of relations between India and Israel.
**International Relations-(India-Israel).
-(INDIA-JAPAN)
37. JOSHI, Rakesh
Not bullet-proof.
BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.1037, 2018(11.2.2018): P.24.
Deals with the trade relations between India and Japan on the
proposed Mumbai-Ahmadabad bullet train project.
**International Relations-(India-Japan); Bullet Train.
-(INDIA-NEPAL)
38. SHARMA, Pranay
Swaraj and suzerainty: A parable.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.18-19.
Analyses India-Nepal relations with the recent visit of Foreign
Minister, Sushma Swaraj to Nepal.
**International Relations-(India-Nepal).
-(INDIA-PAKISTAN)
39.
India’s secret war.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.40-44.
Discusses the fate of Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav, an Indian national
arrested by Pakistani agencies over the charges of terrorism and
spying for India's Research and Analysis Wing.
**International Relations-(India-Pakistan).10 **-Keywords
40. CHENGAPPA, Raj
What's the endgame.
INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), Vol.43(No.9), 2018(26.2.2018): P.32-35.
Focuses on the vigorous ceasefire violation by Pakistan on the Indian
side of Line of Control in recent months and its role in worsening
bilateral relations.
**International Relations-(India-Pakistan); Defence Relations.
-FOREIGN POLICY-(BRITAIN)
41. FRASER, Simon
What will Britain's role be now ?
WORLD TODAY (LONDON), V.73(No.6), 2018(Jan. 2018): P.32-33.
Analyses the foreign policy of Britain after its exit from European
Union.
**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(Britain); Brexit; European
Union.
LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES
-EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT
42. BAIRAGYA, Indrajit
Why Is unemployment higher among the educated?
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.43-51.
Analyses the causes for higher unemployment rate among the educated
people.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Employment and Unemployment.
LAW AND JUSTICE
-JUDGES
43. KATAKAM, Anupama
Mysterious death.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.11-13.
Deals with Supreme Court's handling of CBI trial court judge
Brijgopal Harkishan Loya's death case.
**Law and Justice-Judges; Supreme Court-(India); Judiciary and
Society.11 **-Keywords
-SUPREME COURT-(INDIA)
44. DESHMANE, Akshay
Question of conduct.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.9-10.
Stresses on the need for urgent reforms in the functioning of Indian
judiciary particularly the Supreme Court of India.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Chief Justice-(India);
Judicial Reforms.
45. NOORANI, A G
Can judges protest?
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.115-120.
Comnments on the credibility of the Supreme Court of India in the
context of recent press conference by senior judges.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Judges.
46. RAJU, M P
Speaking truth to power.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.14-18.
Deals with the recent protest by senior judges of Supreme Court of
India against its functioning.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Judges; Judicial
Accountability.
47. RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh
Political roots.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.23-28.
Comments on the relations between the democratic polity and the
functioning of judiciary in India.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Judges; Judiciary; Judiciary
and Legislature.
48. THIRUVENGADAM, Arun K
Crisis in context.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.19-22.
Focuses on the internal functioning of the Supreme Court and the
Indian judiciary.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Judiciary.
49. VENKATESAN, V
Crisis of confidence.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.4-8.
Focuses on the functioning of Indian judiciary in the context of the
recent press conference by the four seniormost judges of the Supreme
Court on the ongoing crisis of confidence in the Chief Justice of
India Dipak Misra.
**Law and Justice-Supreme Court-(India); Judges.12 **-Keywords
MIGRATION
-REFUGEES AND REHABILITATION
50.
The Rohingya diaspora : Unwanted everywhere.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.426(No.9076), 2018(2.2.2018): P.23.
Highlights the miserable condition of Rohingya refugees in camps of
Malaysia and Pakistan.
**Migration-Refugees and Rehabilitation; Minorities.
51. HEIDERMANN, Frank and DASGUPTA, Abhijit
Learning to live in the Colonies and Camps: Repatriates and
Refugees in Tamil Nadu.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.8),
2018(24.2.2018): P.39-47.
Discusses the trend of Involuntary migration of Tamil repatriates and
refugees from Sri Lanka to Tamil Nadu.
**Migration-Refugees and Rehabilitation.
52. MEHTA, Rimple
‘Illegal’ Bangladeshis in Akhand Bharat: Inscriptions of race
and religion on citizenship.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.62-68.
Deals with the response of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the
Bharatiya Janata Party to the issue of “illegal” Muslim Bangladeshis,
the largest “illegal” migrant group in India.
**Migration-Refugees and Rehabilitation; Citizenship.
-REHABILITATION POLICY-(EUROPEAN UNION)
53. QUIE, Marissa and HAMEED HAKIMI
EU pays to stop migrants.
WORLD TODAY (LONDON), V.73(No.6), 2018(Jan.2018): P.26-28.
Discusses the changing perception of Europe's response to the
migration crisis.
**Migration-Rehabilitation Policy-(European Union).13 **-Keywords
PARLIAMENT
-(INDIA)
54. SHAMSUL ISLAM
Modi in Parliament: Poverty, farmers’ suicides, unemployment,
hindutva terrorism, rapes, violence against working class are no
problems, but Nehru is.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.7-8.
Deals with the Prime Minister Modi speeches in both the Houses of
Indian Parliament on the Motion of Thanks on President's address.
**Parliament-(India); Prime Minister-(India); Legislative Practice
and Procedure.
PETRLEUM
-OIL PRICES
55. PARTHASARATHI, Ashok
Oil shock and surprise.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.45-47.
Discusses the strategies of Indira Gandhi Government to deal with the
oil price hike of 1973.
**Petrleum-Oil Prices; International Relations-(India-Iraq).
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
-NATIONALISM
56. GUHA, Ramachandra
Patriotism vs Jingoism.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.5), 2018(5.2.2018): P.14-21.
States that the patriotism and jingoism are two distinct, different
and opposed varieties of nationalism, patriotism is suffused with
love and understanding and jingoism is motivated by hate and revenge.
**Politics and Government-Nationalism.
57. NARAYANAN, C K Saji
Don't foist fear onto nationalism.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.5), 2018(5.2.2018): P.34-38.
Details the performance of Rashtrya Swayam Sewak Sangh in
socio-political sphere of India from historical perspective in the
context of its opposition by some political circles.
**Politics and Government-Nationalism; Rashtrya Swayam Sewak Sangh.14 **-Keywords
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(ASSAM)
58. DUTTA, Akhil Ranjan
Political destiny of immigrants in Assam: National Register of
Citizens.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.8),
2018(24.2.2018): P.18-21.
Deals with Assam’s politics which has long been dominated by
contestation over citizenship, resulting from unchecked illegal
migration from across the border.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Assam); Migration;
Citizenship.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(KARNATAKA)
59. VAIDYARAJ, Prashanth
Parochial politicking.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.31-33.
Looks at the prevailing political situation in Karnataka and the bid
by Indian National Congress to take the advantage of the situation to
build its vote bank for the forthcoming Assembly elections in the
State.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Karnataka); Indian
National Congress.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(MADHYA PRADESH)
60. DUTTA, Anup
Old cloud of scams.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.35-36.
Looks at the prospects of Bharatiya Janata Party in Madhya Pradesh in
the context of prevailing political situation and forthcoming
Assembly elections in the State.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Madhya Pradesh);
Bharatiya Janata Party.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(WEST BENGAL)
61. MITRA, Dola
Where party has withered away.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.48-51.
Highlights the declining popularity of CPI(M) and Indian National
Congress in West Bengal.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(West Bengal).15 **-Keywords
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(ZIMBABWE)
62. CHITIYO, Knox
Rebuilding Zimbabwe.
WORLD TODAY (LONDON), V.73(No.6), 2018(Jan.2018): P.44-45.
Discusses the ongoing political changes in Zimbabwe after 37 years
rule of President Robert Mugabe.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Zimbabwe).
-POLITICAL PARTIES-BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY
63. NAURIYA, Anil
Sectarian Politics and the Partition of India: The Targeting of
Nehru and the Congress.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.9-16.
Deals with the rise of Hindutva organisations and their frequently
attacks on the pre-freedom Congress in relation to the partition of
India in 1947.
**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Bharatiya Janata Party;
Hinduism.
64. VIJ-AURORA, Bhavna
Modi still BJP's trump card.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.28-30.
**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Bharatiya Janata Party;
Political Development-(India).
-POLITICAL PARTIES-CPI (M)
65. JOSHI, Rakesh
Divided Communists.
BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.1037, 2018(11.2.2018): P.25.
Deals with the inner party conflict in CPI(M) party.
**Politics and Government-Political Parties-CPI (M).
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
-CYBER CRIME
66. KAKKAR, Aditya
Uncertain future.
FORCE (NOIDA), Vol.15(No.6), 2018(Feb.2018): P.26-27.
Deals with India’s cyber security policy for different sectors.
**Public Administration-Cyber Crime; Cyber Security.16 **-Keywords
-PRISONS
67. CHAKRABURTTY, Smita
Prisons without Bars: A study of the open prison system of
Rajasthan.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.37-42.
**Public Administration-Prisons.
-RIOTS-(UTTAR PRADESH)
68. MITTAL, Ajay
Republic Day martyrs.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.8-9.
Analyses the reasons for recent communal clashes in Kasganj town in
Uttar Pradesh on carrying the National flag and chanting 'Vande
Mataram' and 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' to celebrate Republic Day this
year.
**Public Administration-Riots-(Uttar Pradesh).
69. PRAGYA SINGH
Riot and Reconciliation : In lieu of courting justice.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.5), 2018(5.2.2018): P.64-67.
Calls to promote conciliatory talks between Muslims and the dominant
Jat community to bury the grief and rage after Muzaffarnagar riots,
2013.
**Public Administration-Riots-(Uttar Pradesh); Religion and Politics.
70. PUNIYANI, Ram
Kasganj violence: Unveiling the anatomy of a riot.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.17-18.
Analyses the reasons for the outbreak of communal clashes in Kasganj
on Republic Day in Uttar Pradesh.
**Public Administration-Riots-(Uttar Pradesh).
-TERRORISM-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)
71. DASGUPTA, Barun
Pathless in Kashmir.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), Vol.56(No.9), 2018(17.2.2018): P.18-19.
Calls for formulation of clear strategies by the Union Government to
resolve Kashmir crisis.
**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir).
72. GUPTA, Anil
Stone-pelters on song, army in dock.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.26-27.
Critically comments on the official apathy towards Indian soldiers'
action against stone pelting crowd in Kashmir.
**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir).17 **-Keywords
-VIOLENCE AND DISORDER-(INDIA)
73. KETAKI, Kalinga
Has naxalite movement lost its ideology ?
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.44-42.
States that the Government should understand the root cause of
naxalism and treat it as an issue to be resolved.
**Public Administration-Violence and Disorder-(India).
PUBLIC HEALTH
-DISEASES
74. RAJAGOPALAN, P K
Mosquito in the ointment.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.3), 2018(16.2.2018): P.99-103.
Critically comments on the trial of modified A. aegypti mosquitoes in
Maharashtra though the method has not been conclusively tested for
its safety or efficacy to control wild populations of the insect
vector by UK based biotechnology company for mosquito control in
India.
**Public Health-Diseases; Medical Research.
-MEDICAL TOURISM
75. VIJAY KUMAR
Medical tourism in Hyderabad.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec.2017): P.35-43.
Describes the medical tourism in Hyderabad as the highest growing
segment of tourism industry, offering low-cost treatments not only to
Indian patients but also to the foreign patients.
**Public Health-Medical Tourism.
RELIGION
-ISLAM
76. SATISAN, T
Shaking the stereotypes.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.38.
Looks at the changing perception of Muslim women in the wake of
strong discontentment for triple talaq and applauds the performance
of Jamida Beevi as first Imam in Kerala.
**Religion-Islam; Women Empowerment; Islamic Law.18 **-Keywords
SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING
-CASTE CONFLICTS
77. THAKUR, Sai and MOHARANA, Byasa
Bhima Koregaon and Politics of the Subaltern.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.12-14.
States that violence at Bhima Koregaon is a reflection of the tension
between divisive Hindutva nationalism and resilient subaltern
politics that seeks justice.
**Social Policy and Planning-Caste Conflicts; Scheduled Castes.
-CHILD ABUSE
78. NIANIAS, Helen
How orphanages in Uganda profit from children's misery.
WORLD TODAY (LONDON), V.73(No.6), 2018(Jan. 2018): P.46-47.
Critically comments on the misuse of children orphanages in Uganda
for profiteering by foreign volunteers.
**Social Policy and Planning-Child Abuse; Non-Governmental
Organisations.
-CHILD WELFARE
79. MISHRA, Siddharth
Kids alone on infobahns.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.7), 2018(19.1.2018): P.62-63.
Comments on the growing fascination for internet among young children
and they easily becomes the victims of abuse on internet.
**Social Policy and Planning-Child Welfare; Internet.
-CRIME AGAINST WOMEN
80. MAHAPATRA, Sandeep
No tears for Odisha's Nirbhaya.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.36-37.
Critically evaluates the functioning of Patnaik Government in Odisha
in the wake of the Government's cold shouldered response to the gang
rape case in the State.
**Social Policy and Planning-Crime against Women; Functions of
Government-(Odisha).
81. VISWAM, Deepa and JETHWANI, Pooja K
Online threats women receive.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.30-32.
Discribes the exposure of women's security in the social media
through internet and suggests some measures to tackle such threat.
**Social Policy and Planning-Crime against Women; Internet.19 **-Keywords
-GAMBLING
82. JUAN ZHANG and YEAH, Brenda S A
State of fun ? Exclusive casino urbanism and its biopolitical
borders in Singapore.
PACIFIC AFFAIRS(CANADA), V.90(No.4), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.701-723.
States that the Casino urbanism has broader social and political
implications on issues of equality, accessibility and urban
participation in Singapore.
**Social Policy and Planning-Gambling; Commerce.
83. SIMS, Kearrin
Gambling on the future: Casino enclaves, development, and
poverty alleviation in Laos.
PACIFIC AFFAIRS(CANADA), V.90(No.4), 2017(Dec.2017): P.675-699.
Critically analyses the relations between casinos and development in
Laos.
**Social Policy and Planning-Gambling; Poverty; Economic
Growth-(Laos).
84. YAMADA, Teri Shaffer
Phnom Penh's nagaworld resort and casino.
PACIFIC AFFAIRS(CANADA), V.90(No.4), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.743-765.
Analyses the intersection of Nagaworld's (integrated resort and
casino) business history with the political economy of Cambodia from
the 1990s.
**Social Policy and Planning-Gambling; Commerce; Political Economy.
-RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
85. HANSING, Katrin
Race and rising inequality in Cuba.
CURRENT HISTORY (PHILADELPHIA), Vol.117(No.796), 2018(Feb.2018):
P.69-72.
Focuses on the prevailing socio-economic and political situation in
Cuba and its impact on the rising racial inequality in the country.
**Social Policy and Planning-Racial Discrimination; Poverty;
Political Development-(Cuba).
-SCHEDULED CASTES
86.
Caste prejudice in India : Unconscionable.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.426(No.9076), 2018(2.2.2018): P.21-22.
Looks at the condition of dalits in Indian society from historical
perspective.
**Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Castes; Racial Discrimination.20 **-Keywords
87. KAMBLE, Ramesh
Ambedkar and upliftment of dalit women.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.48-51.
Focuse on the status of Dalit women and their equal participation in
the society under the leadership of Babasaheb Ambedkar.
**Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Castes; Women-Social
Condition.
-VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
88. YADAV, Ankita
Women's safety top priority.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.28-33.
Details the Government's efforts to ensure safety of women in India.
**Social Policy and Planning-Violence against Women.
-WOMEN
89.
Women champions: Kalaburagi focuses on health and hygiene of
pregnant women.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.61-62.
Details the salient features of the new initiative called "Koosu"
organized by District administration of Kalaburagi in collaboration
with the Local Primary Health Centres to promote hygiene practice
among women in Karnataka.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Public Health.
90. GULAM DASTHAGIR, K and Others
Women as a part of rural workforce.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.68-72.
Highlights the significant contributions of rural women in over all
development of India.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Rural Development; Female Labour.
91. NEETHA, N
National Policy for Women 2016.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.19-22.
Details the vision of the "National Policy for Women 2016".
**Social Policy and Planning-Women.
92. SRIVASTAVA, Rakesh
Empowering rural women: The way forward.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.5-9.
Calls for holistic empowerment of rural women in social, economic and
political spheres.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Rural Development.21 **-Keywords
93. VERMA, Manisha
Health of rural women - Wealth of nation.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.51-54.
Details the efforts of the Government to provide affordable and
accessible health services for women particularly in rural areas.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Public Health.
-WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT
94. RAJNATH RAM and SHAFQAT MOBARAK
PM Ujjwala Yojana: Making women health care and happier.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.25-27.
Highlights the achievements of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana and
Pradhan Mantri LPG Panchayat Scheme.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women and Development.
-WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
95. NAGPAL, Jitendra
Empowering adolescent girls : Needs and Concern.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.56-60.
Highlights the crucial role of school in developing girl students
psychologically, mentally, physically for over all development of
society and nation.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women Empowerment; Girl Child; Education
and Development.
96. PANDYA, Sanjay A
Gender issues in Gujarat.
THIRD CONCEPT (NEW DELHI), V.31(No.370), 2017(Dec. 2017): P.57-58.
Highlights the role of human resources particularly that of women in
promoting economic development in Gujarat.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women Empowerment; Human Resources;
Economic Growth-(Gujarat).
-WOMEN IN POLITICS
97. SHARMA, G Amarjit
Politics of the informal: Women’s associational life and public
space in the hills of Manipur.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.8),
2018(24.2.2018): P.48-55.
Discusses the socio-economic status households ability and to hold
leadership positions of women in electoral politics or in civil
society groups in Manipur.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women in Politics.22 **-Keywords
-WOMEN-CAREER AND ACHIEVEMENTS
98.
Women and panchayats.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.38-39.
Highlights the nationwide programmes to train women sarpanch to
enable them to take leading positions in their villages.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women-Career and Achievements; Local
Self Government.
-WOMEN-ECONOMIC STATUS
99. SAMEERA SAURABH
Economic empowerment of rural women.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.12-17.
Details various schemes on economic empowerment of rural women and
also focuses on the salient features of "Nirbhaya Fund" for the
safety and security of women in the country.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women-Economic Status; Women and
Development; Women Empowerment.
-WOMEN-SOCIAL CONDITION
100. ATWAL, Jyoti
Gender equality for a progressive society.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), Vol.66(No.3), 2018(Jan.2018): P.46-49.
Stresses on the need to remove gender injustice and discrimination
within the rural and urban areas for the development of a progressive
society in India.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women-Social Condition.
101. SHEREEN EL FEKI
MENA men under pressure.
WORLD TODAY (LONDON), V.73(No.6), 2018(Jan. 2018): P.18-20.
Looks at the social condition of women in African countries as they
are the victims of sexual harassment publically.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women-Social Condition; MENA: Middle
East and North America.
SPORTS
-TENNIS
102. DUBEY, Abhishek
Grand, incredible and ageless.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.69(No.33), 2018(11.2.2018): P.44-46.
Pays rich tribute to Roger Federer, the tennis player for his
achievements.
**Sports-Tennis; Biographies-FEDERER, Roger.23 **-Keywords
WATER MANAGEMENT
-FLOODS
103. DAHAKE, Shilpa
Epidemic of urban floods: Politics, development and ecology.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), Vol.53(No.7),
2018(17.2.2018): P.23-26.
Analyses the socio-political and ecological factors for floods in
urban areas.
**Water Management-Floods; Social Change and Condition.You can also read
