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To understand the plight of poor women around the world, consider the stories of Ade, Runa, and Reina. On the outskirts of Ibadan, Nigeria, Ade cultivates a small, sparsely planted plot with a baby on her back and other visibly undernourished children nearby.

This book about Poverty in India is widespread with the nation estimated to have a third of the worlds poor.

The study Urban poverty and life in slums, thus, is not seen as a situation in which there exist only losers and by which no winners could possibly emerge. Rather, the phenomenon of urban poverty and slum living may be seen as a spectrum along which there exist to varying degrees opportunities to beak out of a situation, even if one is born into it

The study of Media Communications involves diverse areas of inquiry including: the organization of the media industry and associated professional practices; media texts, genres and representations; audiences and processes of media reception and, of course, media impact.

Agricultural Marketing and Rural Development is a vital development tool for achieving the Millennium Development Goal that calls for halving by 2015 the share of people suffering from extreme poverty and hunger.

This book about Healthcare is an important sector in any country. In India, healthcare is the responsibility of individual states and needs considerable attention.

Children who form 42 per cent of the Indias population are at risk on the streets, at their workplace and even inside their own homes. It is unthinkable, but every year thousands of children become victims of crime

The situation of Dalit women needs special attention. Dalit women are one of the largest socially segregated groups anywhere in the world they make up more than two per cent of the worlds total population. They are discriminated against three times over they are poor, they are women, and they are Dalits.

This book about Rural development of our country includes any programmed for promoting the social and economic welfare of rural population or the upliftment of the masses in rural area.

This book provides a historical perspective on the development of the education system in India, highlighting the changing emphases within government policy. Since Independence, the education policies of successive governments have built on the substantial legacies of the Nehruvian period, targeting...

Violations of Human Rights in India discuss a historical fact that human rights recognize the essential worth of a human being, it is also a reality that the cult of terrorism strikes at the very root of human rights of innocent people.

The book is a comprehensive and authentic living record of the whole gamut of ancient Indian history. It deals with the cultural, political, geographical and socioeconomic conditions of ancient India.

This book all about The word dalit or crushed underfoot or broken into pieces is the contemporary version of the word Untouchable.

Literature of rebellion in India has to be therefore understood with great care in the context of the heritage of our social laws, our literary audience and its relationship to the inherent social code.