Bhabani Bhattacharya is one of the most prominent and widely acclaimed Indian English novelists of his time, who is endowed with a vision of life that owes much to the spirit of humanism. His themes are entirely related ...

Caught between idealisation and authenticity, Indian woman has always captured the interest of Indian English Writers. The phallocentric world of the earlier writers is inhabited more by the tradition-oriented women. But ...

Shashi Deshpande is a contemporary Indo-English novelist who has presented the plight of middle-class Indian women, who are oscillating between traditional and modern roles. Shashi Deshpande was born in 1938 at Dharwar, ...

Managers play a vital role in the success of an organization. Amanager becomes effective only when he structures people and events to pull the relevant information for his decision making. An effective manager has the ...

Until recently, rural-urban migration was regarded as a vital force in rapid economic development in Iran and in other developing countries. This belief was bolstered by prevalent theories that economic development was ...

Income inequality studies are an important aspect of economic studies. They are of particular importance to developing countries such as India. The findings of such studies are required for a proper assessment of the ...

The reality of today is a changing environment which is a dominant factor in the growth and development of a country. The increasing accumulation of practical knowledge has made it impossible to provide a comprehensive ...

The dominant fertility research agenda stresses the socio-economic perspective - the effects of socio-economic structural factors on fertility and fertility decline. Alarge number of studies, based upon correlation and ...

Caustic soda is one of the important chemicals which have contributed sig nificantly to the growth of chemical and other allied industries. An ever increasing de mand pattern for this important chemical in India is ...

Energy consumption base broadly encompasses : commercial energy (coal, oil, gas, hydro and nuclear) and non-commercial energy (mainly firewood, agricultural waste i.e. biomass and animal wastes). The level of consumption ...