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Parliamentary Documentation
Vol.XLVI 16-29 February, 2020 No.4
AGRICULTURE
-FORESTS AND FORESTRY-DEFORESTATION
1. KAUSHAL, Sonia
Impact of deforestation on climate change in Himachal Pradesh.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.29-33.
**Agriculture-Forests and Forestry-Deforestation; Global Warming.
-PEST CONTROL
2. JITENDRA
Farm raiders.
DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.18), 2020(1-15 February 2020):
P.18-21; 23-24.
Draws attention towards the problem of locust attack in the farms of Western
India causing damage to crops.
**Agriculture-Pest Control; Locust; Climate Change.
-WILD LIFE
3. DUTTA, Ritwick
India's ' Three Pest Campaign'.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020).
Emphasises the urgent need to review the process of designating wild animals
as vermin.
**Agriculture-Wild Life; Wild Animals; Vermin; Pest Control.
BIOGRAPHIES
-GANDHI, MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND
4. KHARE, Harish
Why was Mahatma Gandhi killed ?
JANATA (MUMBAI), V.75(No.3), 2020(9.2.2020): P.1-2.
Remembers Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of his 150th anniversary.
**Biographies-GANDHI, Mohandas Karamchand.
-PROMINENT PERSONS-HAREKALA HAJABBA
5. VAIDYARAJ, Prashanth
'Saint of letters'.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.42-43.
Highlights Padma Shri awardee Harekala Hajabba, a fruit seller who built a
Kannada School.
**Biographies-Prominent Persons-HAREKALA HAJABBA; Padma Shri.2 **-Keywords
CENSUS AND POPULATION
-CENSUS AND SURVEYS-(ASSAM)
6. SADIQ NAQVI
Goriya, Moriya, Oxomiya.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.7), 2020(24.2.2020): P.22.
Deals with the proposed census record which separate indigenous Muslims from
migrants in Assam.
**Census and Population-Census and Surveys-(Assam); Assamese; Minorities.
-CENSUS RECORDS
7. PUNIYANI, Ram
Are Adivasis Hindus ?: Forthcoming census and RSS campaign.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.28-29.
**Census and Population-Census Records; Scheduled Tribes.
-GROWTH AND DECLINE
8. PANDEY, Kundan
1.37 billion and not counting.
DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.18), 2020(1-15 February 2020):
P.30; 31-39; 42-44.
Discusses India's population which is on the path of stabilising.
**Census and Population-Growth and Decline.
COMMUNICATIONS
-TELECOMMUNICATIONS-(INDIA)
9. ANTONY, Navin J.
Be Kind, rewind.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.54-55.
Discusses the challenges and various constraints of telecommunication industry
in India.
**Communications-Telecommunications-(India); Mobile; Internet.
COMPANY AFFAIRS AND MANAGEMENT
-COMPANIES
10. CHANDRASEKHAR, C. P.
Road to dominance.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.46-47.
Focuses on the strategies of Reliance Industries in telecommunications and
retail sector.
**Company Affairs and Management-Companies; Reliance Industries Ltd.;
Telecommunications; Retail Sector.3 **-Keywords
CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
-CITIZENSHIP
11. CHATTOPADHYAY, Suhrid Sankar
Right-wing rants.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.35-37.
Raises controversy over the remark of West Bengal's BJP president Dilip Ghosh
on Anti-CAA protesters in BJP-ruled States.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; BJP; Political Development-
(West Bengal).
12. DESAI, Mihir
CAA-NRC-NPR and its discontents.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.25-30.
Draws attention towards the protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
(CAA), National Population Register (NPR) and the National Register of Citizens
(NRC).
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; NRC; NPR.
13. KRISHNAKUMAR, R.
On collision course.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.38-41.
Deals with protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 in Kerala.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship.
14. RAJALAKSHMI, T. K.
Relentless resistance.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.25-31.
Focuses on the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 the
NPR and the NRC in India.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship.
15. ROY, Rajat
Minority left all alone to defend democracy.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.7), 2020(24.2.2020): P.23.
Deals with the protest against Citizenship (Amendment) Act by Muslim
Community in West Bengal.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; CAA.4 **-Keywords
16. SALIK AHMAD
Shaheen has landed.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.6), 2020(17.2.2020): P.32-38.
Analyses the protests in Shaheen Bagh, Delhi against Citizenship (Amendment)
Act, 2019 and National Register for citizens.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; Indian Muslim; Illegal
Immigrants.
17. TRIPATHI, Purnima S.
Vigil for their rights.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.32-34.
Deals with the protest against the CAA by the women of Shaheen Bagh.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Citizenship; Women; Muslim Community.
-CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT-(INDIA)
18. RANBIR SINGH
One of the forgotten makers of the Indian Constitution.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.17-18.
Remembers the role of Babasaheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar and other leaders
in framing the Constitution of India.
**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Constitutional Development-(India).
ECONOMIC GROWTH
-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-(INDIA)
19. SHUBHAM KUMAR and GIRI, Tapas Kumar
Investments for social sustainability in India: An assessment.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020): P.42-48.
Examines the current status of social development perspective and the role of
government, corporate and social enterprises in delivering social sustainability in
India.
**Economic Growth-Economic Development-(India); Corporate Social
Responsibility; Social Sector; Human Development.
-INFRASTRUCTURE
20. KANT, Amitabh
Urbanise to advance.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.46; 48-49.
Emphasises on the need to invest in urban infrastructure to unlock Indian's
growth potential.
**Economic Growth-Infrastructure; Urban Development.5 **-Keywords
EDUCATION
-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
21. SARAH IYPE
Vocational education across schools in India.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.40-43.
Discusses the current policy framework and implementation of vocational
education in schools.
**Education-Vocational Education; Schools; National Vocational Education
Qualification Framework.
ELECTIONS
-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(DELHI)
22. AHMED RAZA
Decoding vote: How BJP lost Delhi.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.23-24.
Highlights the electoral battle between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya
Janata Party in Delhi Assembly polls, 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Election Results; BJP; AAP.
23. AURORA, Bhavna Vij
Lotus wilts in a saffron Sea.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.7), 2020(24.2.2020): P.40-41.
Analyses the defeat of BJP in Delhi's assembly elections, 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Bharatiya Janata Party; Election
Results.
24. DHAWAN, Pranav and BANSAL, Ishaan
AAP's massive comeback beyond liberal triumphalism.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.25-28.
Analyses the results of State Legislative Assembly elections of 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Election Results.
25. MISHRA, Soni
Vroom broom.
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.42-45.
Highlights Aam Aadmi Party's Victory in Delhi assembly elections, 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); AAP.6 **-Keywords
26. NAIR, Preetha
On the right to the centre, AK goes 2.0.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.7), 2020(24.2.2020): P.36-38.
Highlights the Aam Aadmi Party victory in Delhi assembly elections, 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Election Results.
27. SEN, Arup Kumar
Reading AAP's victory.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.6-7.
Deals with landslide victory of Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi Assembly Elections
held on February 8, 2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Election Results; Aam Aadmi Party.
28. SHARMA, Pratul
Homing in on Delhi.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.40-41.
Deals with BJP's election compaign for assembly elections in Delhi.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi).
29. SHARMA, Pratul
Losing the Plot.
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.50-51.
Analyses the defeat of Bharatiya Janata Party in Delhi assembly elections,
2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); BJP.
30. TRIVEDI, Divya
Feet on the ground.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.97-99.
Highlights the position of various political parties in Delhi Assembly elections,
2020.
**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Delhi); Aam Aadmi Party.
-LOK SABHA ELECTIONS-(INDIA)
31. MANIKANTA, P.
Between Adhyatmik and political Hindutva: Lok Sabha elections in Telangana.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.17-19.
**Elections-Lok Sabha Elections-(India); Political Development-(Telangana);
Telangana Rashtra Samithi.7 **-Keywords
ENVIRONMENT
-AIR POLLUTION
32. MADHUR MRINAL
Public Health : Air pollution, environment and ethics : Some emerging concerns
to climate changes.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.68-73.
**Environment-Air Pollution; Eco-Anxiety; National Clean Air Programme; Public
Health.
33. SHARMA, Devinder
Curbing stubble burning: Examining possible policy interventions.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.11-14.
Emphasises the urgent need to reduce stubble burning by farmers to reduce the
air pollution.
**Environment-Air Pollution; Crops; Stubble Burning.
-ENVIRONMENT POLICY
34. KAMAL KUMAR
Environmental justice; Emerging trends and shifts in global politics.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.87-93.
**Environment-Environment Policy; Climate Change; Global Warming.
-ENVIRONMENT POLICY-(INDIA)
35. GHOSH, Pitam
Climate Change policy of India : Modifying the environment.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.57-63.
**Environment-Environment Policy-(India); Global Warming.
-ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION
36. KATAKAM, Anupama
Battle for Aarey.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.107-109.
Draws attention towards problems of Adivasi residing in Aarey forest land of
Mumbai.
**Environment-Environment Protection; Aarey Forest; Adivasi; Scheduled
Tribes; Mumbai Metro Rail Project.
-GLOBAL WARMING
37. ATHAR UD DIN
Dealing with Climate Change through international law : Challenges for
developing states.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.46-49.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; ; Green House Gases;
Intergovernmental Panel on climate change; UN Framework Convention on
Climate Change (UNFCCC).8 **-Keywords
38. CHATTERJEE, Madhurima
Impact of climate change on the shrinking islands of Sundarban Delta Complex.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.40-45.
**Environment-Global Warming; Islands.
39. GUPTA, Alok Kumar
COP-25 : Global green politics and India's status, aspirations and initiatives.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.16-23.
Discusses major takeaways of 25th conference of the Parties (COP25) held
during December 2 to 13, 2019 at Madrid, Spain.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Paris Agreement.
40. JOSHI, P. C.
Climate Change adaptation : Governance and community engagement.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.12-15.
Discusses different ways of government and community engagement to mitigate
effect of climate change.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Disaster Management.
41. KALRA, Kush
Global warming and climate change.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.74-80.
Discusses in details global warming and climate change and suggests ways for
environmental protection.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Sustainable Development;
Environment Protection.
42. KHATTRI, Prashant
Culture of global discourse and its consequence for environmentalism : Do we
need to oppose globalism to save environment?
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.34-39.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Environment Protection.
43. LOTUS, Sonam
Erratic weather and water issues in Ladakh.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.54-56.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Environment Degradation.9 **-Keywords
44. NARAYAN SAGAR and ROHIT KUMAR
Cooperative solutions for the global problem of climate change governance.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.81-86.
Emphasises on the need for global cooperative solutions for the common cause
climate change.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Global Governance;
Sustainable Development.
45. NEHRIA, Shivanshi
Climate change and its effects on ecosystem of high terrain in Himachal
Pradesh.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.64-67.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Deforestration; Forest Fire.
46. PARIDA, Pradip Kumar
Climate change adaptation mechanisms on the background of global dialogues
and location actions-A public policy perspective.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.109-113.
Examines the strategic issues involved in the domain of climate change across
the globe and the mitigation mechanism adopted by the developing countries
like India.
**Environment-Global Warming; Sustainable Development; United Nations;
Climate Change Conference (COP25).
47. SANGOMLA, Akshit
Tree of knowledge.
DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.18), 2020(1-15 February 2020):
P.46-48.
Analyses the tree ring research for providing evidence of global warming and its
impact on weather systems.
**Environment-Global Warming; Meterologists; Weather; Climate Studies; Tree
Rings.
48. SINGH, R. B. and others
Climate Change : Imperatives after COP25 and challenges for future Earth.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.5-11.
**Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Carbon Market.10 **-Keywords
-WATER POLLUTION
49. SUMBRE, Simran and SEN, Trinayani
Lurking in the shadows.
DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.28(No.18), 2020(1-15 February 2020):
P.26-28.
Shows concern over arsenic contamination in ground water in India.
**Environment-Water Pollution; Ground Water; Drinking Water.
FINANCE
-BANKS AND BANKING-BANK CREDIT
50. GEORGE, Deepti
Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana: A crtical analysis and a call for change.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.31-37.
**Finance-Banks and Banking-Bank Credit; Flagship Programmes; Bank Loans.
-BANKS AND BANKING-MICRO FINANCE
51.
Small change.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.434(No. 9180), 2019(8-14 February 2020): P.62-
63.
Highlights the progress of Ujjivan Small Finance Bank and its stunning growth in
India's finance market.
**Finance-Banks and Banking-Micro finance; Rural Finance; Bank Credit.
-BUDGET-(INDIA)
52. AGARWAL, Kabir
No roadmap in budget to increase farmers' income.
JANATA (MUMBAI), V.75(No.3), 2020(9.2.2020): P.14-15.
Analyses the allocation of funds for rural development and farmers' income in
the budget of 2020-21.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Farmers' Income; Rural Development; MGNREGA.
53. ALOK PRASANNA KUMAR
Questioning Citizenship-based taxation in budget 2020.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020).
Proposes taxation on the basis of citizenship for non-resident Indians in the
Finance Bill, 2020.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Taxation; NRI.11 **-Keywords
54. DAS, Sudhansu R.
Budget to aim at inclusive growth.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.14-15.
Praises the Union Budget, 2020 for creating inclusive growth opportunities for
majority of Indians.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Skill Development; Employment; Agricultural Reforms.
55. DIWAKAR, D. M.
Union budget 2020-21 may not bring Indian economy back on track.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.11-17.
Examines the proposal for sectoral allocation of resources in the budget 2020-
21.
**Finance-Budget-(India).
56. GHOSH, Jayati
Smokescreen of numbers.
JANATA (MUMBAI), V.75(No.3), 2020(9.2.2020): P.12-14.
Describes the features of Union Budget for the year 2020-21.
**Finance-Budget-(India).
57. NAYAR, Lola and SOOD, Jyotika
Long talk, Short take.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.6), 2020(17.2.2020): P.20-24.
Analyses the union budget 2020-21.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Tax Payers; Investments.
58. SARAF, Akash
Big bang tax reforms.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.20-24.
Deals with the new tax regime announced by Finance Minister on 1 February
2020 during Budget Speech.
**Finance-Budget-(India); Insurance; Taxation.
-DEFICIT FINANCING
59. NANDY, Amarendu and Others
Persistent fiscal deficits and political economy transitions in India: An empirical
investigation.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020): P.34-41.
Investigates the impact of macroeconomy and political economy factors on
India's fiscal deficit between 1978-79 and 2016-17.
**Finance-Deficit Financing; Political Economy.12 **-Keywords
-FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
60. PANT, Manoj and MONDAL, Sanghita
FDI spillovers on technical efficiency of Indian manufacturing firms: A stochastic
frontier approach.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.42-49.
Investigates the impact of direct investment on technical efficiency of Indian
manufacturing firms during two sub-periods, 1994-2001 and 2001-2010.
**Finance-Foreign Direct Investment; Manufacturing.
-TAXATION
61. D' SOUZA, Errol and AGARWALLA, Astha
Sabka Vishwas Scheme.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020).
Deals with Sabka Vishwas Scheme, a dispute resolution-cum-amnesty scheme
to cover the pending cases related to service tax and central excise.
**Finance-Taxation; Sabka Vishwas Scheme; Service Tax; Central Excise.
FOOD
-FOOD SECURITY
62. MEHTA, Mohini
Food Security : A mere 'Environmental Concern?'.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.24-28.
Analyses the policies and practices followed in different countries to ensure food
security.
**Food-Food Security; Food Crisis; Poverty; Hunger.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
-ENTREPRENEURSHIP
63. BARUAH, Sriparna B.
Women entrepreneurs in India: Opportunities and challenges.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.31-34.
Highlights the schemes for promoting women entrepreneurship in rural and
urban areas.
**Industrial Development-Entrepreneurship; Women Employment; Skill
Development Schemes.13 **-Keywords
64. PANDEY, Mahendra Nath
Initiatives to promote skill development and entrepreneurship.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.5-8.
Highlights the Government's initiatives and programmes under the umbrella of
skill development "Kushal Bharat Kaushal Bharat" across the country.
**Industrial Development-Entrepreneurship; Skill Development; Vocational
Training.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
-(EUROPEAN UNION-UNITED KINGDOM)
65.
There may be trouble ahead : EU-UK negotiations.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.434(No. 9180), 2019(8-14 February 2020): P.44-
45.
Speculates about the relations between European Union and United Kingdom
after Brexit.
**International Relations-(European Union-United Kingdom); Brexit.
66. ANITA PRATAP
United fragmented.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.30; 32-33; 35-36.
Highlights the Britain's exit from European Union.
**International Relations-(European Union-United Kingdom); Brexit.
-(INDIA-MALAYSIA)
67. CHERIAN, John
Troubled relations.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.53-55.
Comments on Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's views on Kashmir
and the CAA which upset the Indian Government.
**International Relations-(India-Malaysia); CAA; Jammu and Kashmir.
-(INDIA-PAKISTAN)
68. NOORANI, A. G.
Atlas and the Army Chief.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.104-106.
Raises questions over India's views on Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.
**International Relations-(India-Pakistan); Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.14 **-Keywords
-(INDIA-UNITED STATES)
69. RAINA, Badri
Building a wall to greet Trum.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.7-8.
Focuses on Donald Trump's recent visit to India.
**International Relations-(India-United States).
70. SHARMA, Pranay
Election trumpet from Sabarmati.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.7), 2020(24.2.2020): P.56-57.
Deals with Donald Trump's visit to India on 24 and 25 February 2020.
**International Relations-(India-United States).
LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES
-SKILL DEVELOPMENT
71. CHADHA, Anupriya
Skill development: Imperative for achieving growth targets.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.27-30.
Discusses about key role of the "Skill India Mission" in re-skilling and up-skilling
the workforce.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Entrepreneurship;
Vocational Training.
72. GUPTA, Parag and Others
Skill development in India: Thoughts and ideas.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.9-12.
Focuses on role of skill development for improving productivity, employment,
self-employment, economic growth and consequently poverty reduction in rural
India.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Poverty; Rural
Development; Traditional Skills.
73. JAKHAR, Vikas
Skill development and entrepreneurship among youth and women.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.22-26.
Needs to increase participation of women and youths in the skill development
courses through National Training Institute for Women.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Women Employment;
Entrepreneurship; National Training Institute for Women; Vocational Training.15 **-Keywords
74. KAPOOR, Nimish
Skilling the youth through science and technology.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.35-39.
Highlights the major skill development programmes among youth initiated by the
Development of Science and Technology.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Information Technology;
Science and Technology.
75. PRIYA, K. V.
Skill development: Issues and challenges.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.48-50.
Discusses the issues and challenges for implementation of skill development in
India.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Pradhan Mantri Kaushal
Vikas Yojana (PMKVY).
76. SHARMA, Shalender and JHA, Shashiranjan
Skill development: Artificial intelligence and machine learning.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.18-21.
Deals with significant role of new age skills such as artificial intelligence and
machine learning to enhance efficiency and productivity in various sectors.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Information Technology.
77. THAKUR, Saneel K. and TRIPATHY, Subhransu
Skill development: A way forward.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.13-17.
Highlights aims, objectives and achievements under National Skill Development
Programme.
**Labour and Labouring Classes-Skill Development; Employment; Industrial
Training; Entrepreneurship.
LAW AND JUSTICE
-CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
78. SURENDRANATH, Anup and Others
Human sacrifice, sentencing and the death penalty: Failings of the Supreme
Court.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020): P.12-14.
Highlights the stark errors in the judicial discourse on human sacrifice in Ishwari
Lal Yadav vs State of Chhattisgarh case.
**Law and Justice-Capital Punishment; Criminal Law; Supreme Court;
Judgement.16 **-Keywords
-PENDING CASES
79. NARASAPPA, Harish and VERGHESE, Leah
Mountain of pendency.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.56-57.
Discusses the judicial backlog and major problems and possible reform in
judicial system of India.
**Law and Justice-Pending Cases; Judicial Reforms; e courts.
80. SHARMA, Madhuker
Adjournment in litigation and its socio-economic impact.
ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No. 4), 2019(December 2019): P.357-363.
Analyses the financial impact of pendency of cases at various district courts
across Delhi during 2010-2015.
**Law and Justice-Pending Cases.
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
-GANDHISM
81. GUHA, Ramachandra
Time has come to bring Ambedkar and Gandhi together.
JANATA (MUMBAI), V.75(No.3), 2020(9.2.2020): P.3-4.
Emphasises on needs for bring together ideologies of Mahatma Gandhi and
Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar.
**Politics and Government-Gandhism; Hindutva; Socialism; Scheduled Castes;
AMBEDKAR, Bhimrao Ramji.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(ASSAM)
82. SADIQ NAQVI
Assamese, by definition.
OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.60(No.6), 2020(17.2.2020): P.16-17.
Highlights the recommendations by home ministry panel to define "Assamese "
in Assam.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Assam); National Register for
Citizens; Oxomiya; Illegal Migrants.
83. SHRUTIKAR ABHIJIT
From gun to gain.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.6-10.
Highlights the Bru-Reang agreement and Bodo agreement signed by
government of India with different North-Eastern state on 17 and 27 January
2020 respectively.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Assam); Reang Refugee;
National Democratic Front of Bodoland; All Bodo Students Union; Bodo Accord.17 **-Keywords
84. THAKURIA, N. J.
Drawing peace in North-East.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.11-12.
Highlights the Bodo Accord signed between government of India and National
Democratic front of Bodoland and All Bado students Union on 27 January 2020.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Assam); Bodo agreement;
North-East.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(DELHI)
85. PRASANNAN, R.
AAP : Left, right or centre?
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.46-47.
Analyses the working of Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Delhi); Aam Aadmi Party.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(MAHARASHTRA)
86. JATHAR, Dnyanesh
Empty hand.
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.22-23.
Deals with the working of various parties in the political alliance of Maharashtra
government.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Maharashtra); Elgar Parishad;
Bhima Koregaon.
-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(PAKISTAN)
87. AYESHA KHAN
Brutal attack on justice and civil liberties in Imran Khan's Pakistan.
JANATA (MUMBAI), V.75(No.3), 2020(9.2.2020): P.16-17.
**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Pakistan); Civil and Political
Rights.
-POLITICAL PARTIES-MUSLIM LEAGUE
88. SANTHOSH, R. and VISAKH, M. S.
Muslim league in Kerala: Exploring the question of 'Being Secular'.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.50-57.
Explores the political trajectory of the Indian Union Muslim League in Kerala.
**Politics and Government-Political Parties-Muslim League; Secularism;
Democratic Politics.18 **-Keywords
-POLITICAL STRUGGLE-(SRI LANKA)
89. BHADRAKUMAR, M. K.
India should be wary of US 'pro-activism' on Lanka's Tamil problem.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.21-22.
Focuses on UN Security Council's debate on reconciliation process in Sri Lanka.
**Politics and Government-Political Struggle-(Sri Lanka); Security Council.
-SECULARISM
90. FALEIRO, Eduardo
On harmony of religions.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.8-9.
Emphasises on urgent need for communal harmony for peace and stability in
India.
**Politics and Government-Secularism; Religion and Politics.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
-CUSTODIAL DEATHS
91. NAZIMUDDIN SIDDIQUE
Inside Assam's detention camps: How the current citizenship crisis
disenfranchises Indians.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020).
Discusses the politics of detention camps and citizenship in Assam.
**Public Administration-Custodial Deaths; Citizenship; Prisons.
-DISASTER MANAGEMENT
92. SAUMYA KUMAR
Ex-gratia response to disasters by the Indian government.
ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No. 4), 2019(December 2019): P.325-336.
Throws light on the impact of uncertainty of post-disaster response and
compensation by Indian government on the lives of the victims.
**Public Administration-Disaster Management; Puttingal Temple Fire; Kerala;
Calamity Relief Fund.
-LAW AND ORDER-INTERNAL SECURITY
93. NARAYANAN, Rajendran and PANDEY, Sandeep
Debris of democracy.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.19-24.
Discusses the current situation of Jammu and Kashmir.
**Public Administration-Law and Order-Internal Security; Article 370; Internet.19 **-Keywords
94. TARIQ BHAT
Net loss.
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.18-20.
Deals with Internet blockade and its impact on the economic growth in Jammu
and Kashmir.
**Public Administration-Law and Order-Internal Security; Article 370; Internet;
Economic Crisis.
-LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT
95. BANERJEE, Alik
Finance commission and devolution of constitutional power to the local bodies.
ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No. 4), 2019(December 2019): P.337-344.
**Public Administration-Local Self Government; Panchayats; Decentralisaiton.
-POLICE
96.
Pish cosh.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.434(No. 9180), 2019(8-14 February 2020): P.19-
20.
Shows concern over the short comings of police service in India.
**Public Administration-Police; Working Hours; Police Reforms.
97. BUKHARI, Parvaiz
Smoke and mirrors.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.9-12.
Raises questions on the arrest of DSP Davinder Singh and his possible link with
attack on Parliament House in 2001.
**Public Administration-Police; Terrorism; Jammu and Kashmir; Parliament
House Attack.
98. RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh and BHAKTO, Anando
Plot thickens.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.4-8.
Raises questions about the arrest of Davinder Singh, Deputy Superintendent for
involvement in terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir.
**Public Administration-Police; Terrorism; Jammu and Kashmir.20 **-Keywords
99. SHAMS IRFAN
Encounters with reality.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.15-18.
Deals with the arrest of Davinder Singh, a senior police officer for his alleges
links with militants in Jammu and Kashmir.
**Public Administration-Police; Terrorism; Jammu and Kashmir; Parliament
House Attack.
100. VENKATESAN, V.
Missing link.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.13-14.
Raises questions on Afzal Guru, who mentioned the name of Davinder Singh in
the Parliament House attack case.
**Public Administration-Police; Terrorism; Parliament House Attack.
-PRISONS
101. PRAVEEN KUMAR and RAGHAVAN, Vijay
Undertrial prisoners in Bihar: A study of liquor ban arrests.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.38-41.
Emphasises the urgent need for sociolegal intervention with undertrial prisoners
towards ensuing their legal rights in Bihar.
**Public Administration-Prisons; Prohibition; Liquor Ban; Prisoners.
PUBLIC HEALTH
-DISEASES-CORONAVIRUS
102.
Run, don't walk : Coronavirus.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.434(No. 9180), 2019(8-14 February 2020): P.47-
48.
Highlights the efforts worldwide for the development of vaccine for coronavirus.
**Public Health-Diseases-Coronavirus; Wuhan; Vaccines.
103.
Under observation : The Wuhan virus.
ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.434(No. 9180), 2019(8-14 February 2020): P.23-
24.
Deals with coronavirus outbreaks in China.
**Public Health-Diseases-Coronavirus; Wuhan; Infectious Diseases.21 **-Keywords
104. BANERJEE, Rabi
Spectre of a crown.
WEEK (KOCHI), V.38(No.8), 2020(23.2.2020): P.28-30.
Deals with the outbreak of coronavirus in China.
**Public Health-Diseases-Coronavirus; Infectious Diseases.
105. CAMPBELL, Charlie
World Crisis mode.
TIME (HONGKONG), V.195(No.6), 2020(17.2.2020): P.28; 30-37.
Highlights the outbreak of coronavirus in China.
**Public Health-Diseases-Coronavirus; Infectious Diseases.
106. SABETI, Pardis
Early detection is a key defense.
TIME (HONGKONG), V.195(No.6), 2020(17.2.2020): P.38-39.
Emphasises on the need to increase capabilities for the early detection of
harmful virus and bacteria for prevention of epidemic.
**Public Health-Diseases-Coronavirus; Infectious Diseases.
-DRUGS
107. MRITYUNJAY KUMAR and NALIN BHARTI
Provisions of generic drugs under section 3(d) of Indian IP Act : What does data
from the backward states reveal?
ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.61(No. 4), 2019(December 2019): P.306-324.
Investigates into the price variation of generic drugs and its impact on their
affordability in backward states.
**Public Health-Drugs; Generic Drugs; Indian Patent Act.
-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-(INDIA)
108. LAHARIYA, Chandrakant
Skill Development and healthcare.
KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.4), 2020(February 2020): P.45-47.
Deals with the important role of skill development in health service delivery.
**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Skill Development; Universal Health
Coverage (UHC).
109. REDDY, K. Srinath
Better help, better health.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.64-65.
Throws light on Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's vision for better health care in India.
**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Health Care.22 **-Keywords
RELIGION
-CHRISTIANITY
110. VIKHAR AHMED SAYEED
New front.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.42-45.
Raises controversy over the planned installation of Jesus statue in Ramanagara
district of Karnataka.
**Religion-Christianity; Jesus Statue; Communalism.
-HINDUISM
111. RAJASEKARAN, ILangovan
Flawed script.
FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.37(No.3), 2020(14.2.2020): P.110-112.
Raises controversy over actor Rajnikanth's comments on an anti-superstition
rally organised by Periyar's Organisation in 1971.
**Religion-Hinduism; Periyar Organisation; BJP.
-RELIGIOUS CONVERSION
112. VAIDYARAJ, Prashanth
Children of lesser Gods.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.26-27.
Shows concern over the large scale conversion from Hindu to Christian in
Andhra Pradesh.
**Religion-Religious Conversion; Scheduled Caste.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
-SPACE RESEARCH-(INDIA)
113. PILLAI, Sivathanu
Space for dominance.
WEEK (NEW DELHI), V.38(No.7), 2020(16.2.2020): P.50-53.
Throws light on India's growth in space technologies.
**Science and Technology-Space Research-(India); ISRO; Satellite.
SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING
-RESERVATION POLICY
114. RAJA, D.
Oppose the recent judgement on reservation.
MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.10), 2020(22.2.2020): P.30-31.
Emphasises on urgent need to protect reservations for SCs, STs and OBCs in
government jobs.
**Social Policy and Planning-Reservation Policy; Scheduled Castes; Supreme
Court; Judgement.23 **-Keywords
-SOCIAL SECURITY-INSURANCE
115. SHARMA, Prasoon
Insuring adequately.
ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.71(No.34), 2020(16.2.2020): P.16-19.
Analyses the opening up of foreign direct investments in the insurance sector in
India.
**Social Policy and Planning-Social Security-Insurance; Life Insurance
Corporation; Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India.
-WOMEN
116. AFIYA SHEHRBANO ZIA
Who is afraid of Pakistan's aurat march ?
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.8),
2020(22.2.2020): P.49-56.
Draws attention towards marching of Pakistan's women against patriarchy.
**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Patriarchy; Political Development-
(Pakistan); Social Condition.
TRANSPORT
-WATER TRANSPORT-SHIPPING
117. GHOSH, Pitam
Making Modi's Sagarmala project environment-friendly.
WORLD FOCUS (NEW DELHI), V.481(No.1), 2020(January 2020): P.114-121.
**Transport-Water Transport-Shipping; Sustainable Development.
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
-TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING
118. PUSHKAL SHIVAM
For cities to be 'smart', They first need to work: Notes from the Aurangabad
model.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020).
Focuses on the implementation of the Aurangabad Smart City Project.
**Urban Development-Town and Country Planning; Smart Cities; Aurangabad
Smart City Project.24 **-Keywords
WATER MANAGEMENT
-DRINKING WATER
119. RAY, Achintya
Rainwater harvesting benchmarks to address South Asia's urban water crisis.
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.55(No.7),
2020(15.2.2020): P.14-16.
Deals with requirements of rainwater harvesting to reduce water crisis in major
South Asian cities.
**Water Management-Drinking Water; Rainwater Harvesting; Ground Water;
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