The economic development has been one of the ideals and aspirations of all human societies. It has an inherent functional values in raising the socio-economic standard and the life style of the citizens as it aims to provide basic needs to all, particular 1st ed. viii+432p., Tables; Figures; Bibliography; 23cm.

The Economic Development and its idea has sunk deep in people’s minds as have the concepts of democracy, socialism and secularism, while the project of development, backed by powerful global, rational and local interests, has produced a growing divide bet 1st ed. vi+479p., Tables; Figures; Annexures; 23cm.

The basic aim of any economic planning is to rapid economic development through the development of various sectors viz, agriculture, industries, power sector, transport and communication and other sectors of economic growth. Through this the countries aim 1st ed. viii+398p., Tables; Figures; Notes; 23cm.

India’s economic plans are a conscious effort to galvanize all the forces working in the society so as to foster social as well as individual development. When India became free in front of her. She was steeped in mass unemployment and under development, 1st ed. viii+368p., Tables; Figures; 23cm.

One of the defining movements of the 20 century has been the relentless struggle for gender equality, led mostly by women, but supported by growing numbers of men. When this struggle finally succeeds-as it must-it will mark a great milestone in human prog 1st ed. viii+362p., Illustrations; Tables; 23cm.