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    India vs Bharat

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    India Vs Bharat Our constitution describes ‘India that is Bharat’ is  a union of states. And it is a sovereign‚  secular‚ socialist  and a democratic republic. But anyone also knows that the way the country is developing as two distinctly different  block ‚  …it seems as if it is no more India ‚ ie Bharat … rather‚ it looks like India and Bharat. Yes‚ any thinking mind with a power to analyze‚ understand and define would agree to the assumption that to day‚ we have…  Two countries  in one nation

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    INTERNAL MIGRATION IN INDIA Migration is a process of social change where an individual‚ alone or accompanied by others‚ because of one or more reasons of economic betterment‚ political upheaval‚ education or other purposes‚ leaves one geographical area for prolonged stay or permanent settlement in another geographical area. Migration of persons within national borders is far greater in magnitude than migration across international borders and has enormous potential to contribute to economic prosperity

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    India after Gandhi

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    o answer the question whether India has been a successful democracy Ramachandra Guha invokes the great comedian Johnny Walker’s lines from a movie where his answer to all the questions of life (like whether he would marry the lady he so dearly loves) is ‚ “Boss‚ phipty‚ phipty.” Much the same could be said of the book. There could not have been a more daunting topic for a writer‚ especially Indian‚ than “India after Gandhi.” Guha handles this humongous theme in a “phipty‚ phipty” sort of way.

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    EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN IN INDIA “Authentic empowerment is the knowing that you are on purpose‚ doing God’s work‚ peacefully and harmoniously.”-Wayne Dyer‚ American motivational speaker. According to McLeod‚ the concept ‘Empowerment’ derives from Latin word ’potere’ which means "to be able”. From the view of sociological aspect‚ empowerment is a multi-dimensional‚ multi-tiered and multifaceted concept. The term empowerment has different meanings in different socio-cultural and political contexts.

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    Bella Healthcare India

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    too ambitious and too fast than comparable projects‚ which is difficult to achieve; 3. The project was far behind the schedule‚ causing heavy cash burden on the company. Should Bella India take on Project TKO and develop an EKG specifically for the local market? I believe Bella should start the Project TKO. 1. India has the manufacturing advantages such as well-trained‚ extremely motivated and English-speaking engineers and lower-cost labor. 2. From previous experience (both success and failure)

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    Medieval period India

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    Medieval India “Medieval India was considered the "Dark Ages" for Indian women.” (http://www.india netzone.com/7/women_position_india.htm) The Mughals - Muslims who ruled a country with a large Hindu majority Due to the influence and the conquest of foreign force like the Mughals or the British‚ who had brought their own culture with them‚ the conditions of women were greatly affected and changed. The Muslims practiced polygamy as part of their religion and pushed it on the Hindus. To protect

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    Social Issues in India

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    MODULE - VIII Social Structure Socio-Cultural Issues in Contemporary India Notes 20 SOCIO-CULTURAL ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA I n the previous lesson you have learnt about the social structure in India. You read about tribal‚ rural and urban societies‚ about stratification in terms of caste and class‚ about family‚ marriage‚ and the position of women in Indian society. The Indian society has evolved through the ages and advancements have taken place in diverse fields. You have also read in

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    Land Acquisition in India

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    Land Acquisition in India Mandar Buddhikot [G12026] XLRI GMP 2012-13 Some statistics of concern  India occupies 2.4% of the total land area of the world  India supports 16.7% of the world population. Per capita usage of land in India: 1970 Population of India (in billion) Geographical area (million ha) Agricultural Land % Per capita land availability (ha) Per capita agricultural land (ha) 0.55 328.37 46.40% 0.60 0.28 1990 0.85 328.37 46.90% 0.39 0.18 2010 1.2 328.37 46.10% 0.27 0

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    Atlee‚ who was sympathetic towards the Indians‚ became the Prime Minister of England. He sent the Cabinet Mission to India to solve the political problem (whether to divide the country or to leave it united) and to devise means of granting her independence. It recommended that there should be a Constituent Assembly to frame the Constitution of India. The Constituent Assembly of India met under the temporary chairmanship of Sachidananda Sinha‚ as he was then the eldest member of the Assembly‚ and elected

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    Ancient India Buddhism

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    Classical India- Buddhism Buddhism began in India. It is the fourth largest religion in the world and mainly practiced in Asia. Its teachings are the book Nikāyas and “laws” where in the Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths. Buddhism came fourth into the world through Hinduism; though both are very similar‚ Buddhism is not as harsh. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama‚ a Brahmin Hindu prince in the 500’s B.C. His parents raised him to be above everyone. Locked up from the outside world

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