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1. Development of Higher Education in India & China:A Comparative Perspective
Dr Ketan Govekar
Historical Background: India and China are two most populous nations of the world. Both are developing nations on a fast growth trajectory. However, both the nations face a daunting task of educating their rapidly growing populations. Education of the citizens is vital since it determines the level of progress and development and prosperity of the two nations. And it is not just the provision of the basic or elementary education that determines the trajectory of national growth but the level and extent of higher education determines the development of the full potential of the populace. But just as basic education was a late comer to these two countries, the arrival of higher education too has been quite recent in comparison to the western world.
17. भारतातील न्यायालयीन सक्रियता
Prof. Manisha Shankar Yadav
16. राजकीय क्षेत्रातील उच्चापदास्थांचा भ्रष्टाचार व तत्कालीन सरकारची भूमिका
Pratibha Tavari
15. श्री. वसंतदादा पाटील यांचे नेतृत्व
Prof. Dr. Dinakar Patil
14. भारतात मानवी अधिकाराचा विकास आणि जागतिकीकरनाचे परिणाम
Prof. Dr. Vakil T. Shekh
13. जागतिकीकरनाचे शिक्षणावरील परिणाम
Prof. S. P. Velhal
12. जागतिकिकरनातिल लोकप्रशासनाची भूमिका
Prof. Dr. A. B. Jagdale
11. लोकपाल आणि लोकायुक्त
Prof. Major Ghanwat
10. गडचिरोली जिल्ह्यातील आदिवासी जमात-माडिया गोंड
Prof. Dr. Hirachand C. Weskade
9. Political exclusion of Muslim in India
Prof. Dr. Prakash Pawar
Through this research paper an attempt is made to put forth a critique on the interplay of religion and politics in post-independent India” on the basis of four major arguments.Firstly, in Post independent India, religion has been one of the one major bases of politics. The nature of Muslim society in India is not homogenous. It has been divided into many social and political groups. Its voting behavior has been not homogenous. Secondly, after 1990 Muslim politics has changed. It does not portray one pattern. Its politics has many patterns but basically Muslim majority politics & Muslim minority politics are two major patterns of Indian Muslim Politics. Thirdly, Muslim political voting behavior has been homogenous, is a myth. This myth is strong in
Hindu society. Fourthly,
15. राज्यव्यवस्थेच्या माध्यमातून मानवाधिकारांचा विकास
Dr. Arun Chavhan
14. साताऱ्याचे प्रतिसरकार : शोध आणि बोध
Prof. Dinkar Patil
13. महाराष्ट्राच्या ग्रामीण आरोग्य क्षेत्रात बिगर शासकीय संस्थांची भूमिका
Sagarkumar Vithal Jadhav
12. नवीन आंतरराष्ट्रीय व्यवस्था
Dr. Ravindra Pandurang Bhange
11. भारतातील दबावगट आणि राजकीय पक्ष
Prof. Anil R. Kadu
10. राज्याच्या संघापुढील आव्हान : विभक्त राज्यांची मागणी
Dr. Bhagwan Mane
9. मानवाधिकार : एक विश्लेषण
Dr. V.S. Ingale
8. जागतिकीकरणाच्या परिप्रेक्ष्यात गांधीजींच्या ग्रामपुनर्निर्माण संकल्पनेची प्रासंगिकता
Sapana Dyanadev Gavade
2. The Journey of Amendments of the Constitutions of India: 1950 to 2013
Vishakha J. Dalke
Amendments of the Indian Constitution have been done for the purpose of variation, addition or cancellation of any provision made in the constitution. Since the enactment of the Constitution of India on 26th November 1949, there have been 98 amendments made to it till 2013. Numbers of Bills are introduced before Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha for further improving the Constitution. Parliament has been bestowed with the constituent power, using which changes in the Indian Constitution can be made. However, the basic structure of the Indian Constitution cannot be changed under any circumstances. In case any amendment violates the basic structure of constitution, it should be revised and changed. The researcher has tried to identify and give a synoptic review of amendments of Constitution of India from 1950 to 2013.
13. Globalization and Trade Unions
Shri. Shatamraj Gunhari
Globalization is a world wide phenomenon, which today impacts the lives of almost all human beings – some bask in it’s glory and some bear the brunt of it. Even for one individual, while some aspects of life may prosper as an impact of globalization, there are others which may balance this out. This article traces the impact of globalization on the Indian economy and how the key actors; the government, industry and trade unions have responded to the liberalization and privatization policies. While the pre-liberalization era had a pro-labour theme it also carried the weight of inefficiencies in the industries dominated by public sector units. The post liberalization era on the other hand continues to witness a reverse trend, with industries having
to find ways of either efficiently managing or vanishing as a result leaving the workers and unions insecure. While their vulnerability was exhibited through forced acceptance of the
change caused by the Economic Reforms for two decades, recent incidents signal that the form of expression is changing. To nip the signs of aggression in the bud, it is time to reflect on the
role that each actor can play in building the India ‘growth story’ towards a favourable continuum for all stakeholders.
12. Sardar Patel: Contribution to India’s Freedom Struggle
Dr. V. M. Patil
Vallabhabhai Patel is known for his successful accomplishment of
various Satryagraha movements, particularly the satyagraha at Bardoli, that earned him the coveted title of ‘Sardar’ and become a path-blazer for subsequent movements and developments in the Indian National Struggle. He was also an active participant in the non-violent Civil Disobedience Movement against the payment of raised taxes. Government had to surrender to this revolt and since then he was known as the Sardar Patel. If we view the freedom struggle as a one long succession of events, ultimately culminating in the attainment of its avowed objective of Independence, we find Sardar Patel enacting different roles in it at, different times, and at different places especially India.
11. Bahujan Ideology: Bahujan Samaj Party
Dr. Prakash R. Pawar
The nature of Ambedkarite Dalit Movement was changed in 1980s. It
was mainly political. The political power is the core of Ambedkarite Dalit Movement. Power is related to Indian parliamentary politics. The changing nature of this movement was anti caste and anti-Hindu religion. It criticizes on caste and religion. So this movement was known as Socio-political movement. There was less criticism on caste and religion after 1990s. This movement was exited from the eadership of kanshiram. Mayawati becomes the leader of this movement. This movement become only political under the leadership of mayawati.
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