Parliamentary DocumentationVol.XLIV                    16-30 November, 2018                  No.22

AGRICULTURE -AGRICULTURAL POLICY-(RAJASTHAN)

YADAV, O. P. and Others1.Technological options for doubling farmer's income in Rajasthanby 2022.INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2018(August 2018): P.3-6.**Agriculture-Agricultural Policy-(Rajasthan); Farmers' Income.

-AGRICULTURAL PRICESGROVER, D. K. and Others2.

Status and utilization pattern of input subsidies in Punjabagriculture.AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.75(No.5), 2018(August2018): P.42-51.**Agriculture-Agricultural Prices; Subsidies; Subsidy Intensity.

-AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONHAREESH KUMAR, A. G. and Others3.

Total factor productivity and agricultural production in India.

AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.75(No.5), 2018(August2018): P.15-24.

Analyses the impact of Total Factor Productivity (TFP) onagricultural output in India.**Agriculture-Agricultural Production;Total Factor Productivity;Agricultural Finance.

JITENDRA4.Is India food surplus ?DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.18-20; 22.

Analyses India's food grain production and food availability from1951 to 2016.**Agriculture-Agricultural Production.

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MEENAKSHI and CHATTOPADHYAY, Kali Sankar5.Economic analysis of protected cultivation under MIDH inhimalayan states.AGRICULTURE SITUATION IN INDIA (NEW DELHI), V.75(No.5), 2018(August2018): P.36-41.**Agriculture-Agricultural Production; Protected Cultivation; Missionfor Integrated Development of Horticulture ; Agricultural Research.

-AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH6.

Sikkim wins prestigious FAO award.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.22.

Highlights the winning of UN Food and Agriculture OrganisationsFuture Policy Gold Award by Sikkim for its achievement in becomingthe world's first totally organic agriculture state.**Agriculture-Agricultural Research; Organic Farming; CHAMLING, PawanKumar, Sustainable Development.

-ANIMAL HUSBANDRY-BROILER RABBIT FARMINGBHARTI, P. K. and Others7.

Broiler rabbit farming in north-eastern hills region.INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2018(August 2018): P.35-37.

Evaluates the scope of broiler rabbit farming as an alternativesource of meat production.**Agriculture-Animal Husbandry-Broiler Rabbit Farming; Hill Region.

-CROPSCHAUDHARY Rajinder8.

Crop residue burning- A case for on-farm usage of crop residue.

ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.60-61.

Focuses on comparisons between various off-farm on-farm usages ofcrop residue, particularly paddy straw.**Agriculture-Crops; Air Pollution; Pollution Control.

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-FARMS AND FARMERSCHANDRE GOWDA, M. J. and others9.

Women's participation in Karnataka's FPOs.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.20-22.

Emphasises the need for gender-sensitive initiative to encouragewomen farmers to join the Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) inKarnataka.**Agriculture-Farms and Farmers; Cooperatives; Women.

-FOREST MANAGEMENT AND POLICYPATIDAR, Tejkaran and Others10.

Forest resources and their nutritive worth for arid livestock.

INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2018(August 2018): P.31-34.

Deals with forest resources and Animal Husbandry in hot arid zone ofIndia.**Agriculture-Forest Management and Policy; Arid Live Stock; AridZone.

-NATURAL RESOURCESDIWAN, A. D. and HARKE, S. N.11.

Blue economy: An emerging economy for coastal nations.INDIAN FARMING (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2018(August 2018): P.41-48.

Focuses on the importance of oceans for achieving overall exponentialgrowth of coastal nations through various marine resources.**Agriculture-Natural Resources; Blue Economy; Blue Revolution;Coastal Areas.

-WILD LIFEMAHAPATRA, Biplab and KUKRETI, Ishan12.

Killer move.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.16-17.

Discusses the interstate shifting of tigress from Madhya Pradesh'sBandhavgarh Tiger Reserve to Satkosia Tiger Reserve in Odisha.**Agriculture-Wild Life.

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SALIK AHMAD13.Cats' rocked cradles.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.26-27.

Deals with the tiger conservation and man-animal conflict withvillages in the neighbourhood of tiger reserves.**Agriculture-Wild Life.

BIOGRAPHIES -ANANTH KUMAR

GURUPRASAD14.India misses one of its able leaders.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.14-17.

Pays rich tribute to HN Ananth Kumar, an Indian politician and seniorleader of BJP.**Biographies-ANANTH KUMAR.

-GANDHI, MAHATMACHOWDARY, T. H.15.

Gandhi: An uncommon appraisal.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.22-27.

Deals with the recollection of the public image of Gandhiji.**Biographies-GANDHI, Mahatma.

-GURUMURTHY, SWAMINATHAN16.

Man who would be king: India's central bank.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.429(No.9119), 2018(24-30 November 2018):P.68.

Focuses on profile of Gurumurthy Swaminathan.**Biographies-GURUMURTHY, Swaminathan; RBI.

-NEHRU, JAWAHARLALHASKAR, P. N.17.

Relevance of Jawaharlal.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.48), 2018(17.11.2018): P.12-19.

Highlights the text of sixth Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Lecturedelivered by P. N. Haskar.**Biographies-NEHRU, Jawaharlal; Memorial Lecture.

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-THAKUR, NARAYANAZAD, Nishant Kr.18.

Beating the odds.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.34-36.

Throws light on the life of Narayan Thakur Gold medalist athletic inthe Asia Para Games 2018.**Biographies-THAKUR, Narayan; Asian Para Games; Sports for thePeople with Disabilities.

CENSUS AND POPULATION -CENSUS RECORDS

NAG, Sajal19.National Register of Citizens: Old divides and new fissures.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.15-17.

Raises concern over incidents of violence over the issue of NationalRegister of Citizens (NRCs) in Assam.**Census and Population-Census Records; National Register ofCitizens; Citizenship.

COMMERCE -EXPORTS

MEENU and BISHT, Sita20.Measuring structural changes and concentration of India'smanufactured goods export since 1991.ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.60(No.3), 2018(September 2018): P.269-294.

Examines the manufactured goods export of India by measuring theirgrowth, structure and concentration during the period 1991-1992 to2013-2014.**Commerce-Exports; Manufactured Goods; Hirschman-Herfindahl Index;Comprehensive Concentration Index.

-INTERNAL TRADE21.

Lost in the supremarket: Retail in India.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.429(No.9118), 2018(17-23 November 2018):P.64.

Focuses on the rising trend of supermarket in India.**Commerce-Internal Trade; Supermarkets; Retail.

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COMPANY AFFAIRS AND MANAGEMENTDAS, Subhrabaran and INTAZ ALI22.

Examines the volatility clustering and persistence of volatilityin National Stock Exchange Market of India.ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.60(No.3), 2018(September 2018): P.295-307.

Examines the volatility clustering, leverage effect and persistenceof volatility for the NSE three broad market indices.**Company Affairs and Management; Share Market; National StockExchange; Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs).

CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

URMILESH23.Portents of upper-caste political mobilisation.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.17-19.

Highlights the protest against the Scheduled Caste and ScheduledTribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act led by upper castes in Northand Central India.**Constitution and Constitutional Law-Constitutional Amendment;Scheduled Caste; Scheduled Tribes.

CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION -ARTS-MONUMENTS

BAVADAM, Lyla24.Sardar as pawn.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.33-36.

Focuses on the land acquisition and environmental issues raisedduring the construction of "Statue of Unity".**Culture and Civilization-Arts-Monuments; Statue of Unity;Environment.

-MONUMENTSKIDANGOOR, Abhishyant25.

In India, the world's tallest statue heightens politicaldivision.TIME (HONGKONG), V.192(No.21), 2018(19.11.2018): P.10.

Highlights the unveiling of Statue of Unity by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on October 31, 2018 in Gujarat.**Culture and Civilization-Monuments; Statue of Unity; PATEL; SardarVallabhbhai.

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DEFENCE -DEFENCE PRODUCTION

RAJALAKSHMI, T. K.26.Travesty of a slogan.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.126-128.

Gives opinion on Government of India's planning to involve theprivate sector in defence production and procurement.**Defence-Defence Production; Ordnance Factories; Private Sector.

-DEFENCE RELATIONS-(INDIA-FRANCE)PRATAP, Anita27.

Sound of silence.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.44-46.

Compares the reactions of France and India on Rafale deal.**Defence-Defence Relations-(India-France); Rafale; Defence Deal.

TRIVEDI, Divya28.Rafale stink.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.20-22.

Draws attention towards the political furore over the purchase of 36Rafale aircraft.**Defence-Defence Relations-(India-France); Rafale Deal; DefenceProcurement; Defence Deal; CBI.

UNNITHAN, Sandeep29.Elusive Smoking gun.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.8; 10.

Deals with Supreme Court judgement on Rafale deal on 14 November,2018.**Defence-Defence Relations-(India-France); Rafale; Defence Deal;Supreme Court; Judgement.

-NUCLEAR WEAPONS-(NORTH KOREA)KWON, Edward30.

Policies of last resort for dealing with North Korea's nuclearweapons programme.ASIAN AFFAIRS (LONDON), V.49(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.402-432.

Deals with the North Korea's nuclear weapons development and missileprogrammes.**Defence-Nuclear Weapons-(North Korea).

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-SUBMARINE31.

Sub ordination: India's nuclear weapons.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.429(No.9118), 2018(17-23 November 2018):P.29.

Deals with India's long awaited nuclear armed submarine.**Defence-Submarine; Nuclear Submarines; Arihant.

-SUBMARINESSAGAR, Pradip R.32.

Missing teeth.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.74; 76.

Deals with launching of INS Arihant, as SSBN category Submarine inIndia.**Defence-Submarines; Nuclear Weapons; INS Arihant.

UNNITHAN, Sandeep33.Arihant watershed.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.20.

Highlights the completion of India's first indigenous ballisticmissile submarine, INS Arihant first deterrent patrol.**Defence-Submarines; INS Arihant.

ECONOMIC GROWTH -(MADHYA PRADESH)

SUTHAR, Sudhir Kumar34.Bundelkhand development package, drought and the developmentquestion in India.SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.398-415.

Analyses the various socio-economic implications of the BundelkhandDrought Package.**Economic Growth-(Madhya Pradesh); Bundelkhand; Drought.

-ECONOMIC RESEARCHSALUNKHE, Bhavesh and PATNAIK, Anuradha35.

Estimating backward looking IS curve for India.ARTHA VIJNANA (PUNE), V.60(No.3), 2018(September 2018): P.308-316.

Estimates the backward looking Investment/ Saving curve for Indiausing monthly data over the period 1998 to 2016.**Economic Growth-Economic Research; IS Curve; Macroeconomics.

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-POVERTYANSARY, Rabiul and DAS, Bhaswati36.

Regional patterns of deprivation in India: An assessment basedon household characteristics, basic amenities and asset possession.

SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.367-381.**Economic Growth-Poverty; Housing.

CHAUDHURI, Saswati37.Livelihood patterns and survival strategies of the poor inKolkata.SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.345-366.

Discusses the occupational pattern of slum-dwellers of Kolkata andthe intensity of employment and annual earnings per urban worker.**Economic Growth-Poverty; Slum Dwellers.

EDUCATION -EDUCATION POLICY

SHERGILL, Baldev Singh and Others38.Educational inequalities, class structure and the state:Evidence from a study of a village in Punjab.SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.417-435.**Education-Education Policy; Literacy Rate.

-HIGHER EDUCATIONZOYA HASAN39.

Colonising the campus.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.18.

Expresses concern over BJP government influence on the orientationand curriculum of public and private universities to accommodate theBJP and Sangh Parivar's ideology of Hindu Nationalism.**Education-Higher Education; Curriculam; Hindu Nationalism;Educational System.

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ELECTIONS -ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(CHHATTISGARH)

NORONHA, Rahul40.Hand signals.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.26.

Deals with the Congress party's strategy for the assembly election,2018 in Chhattisgarh.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Chhattisgarh).

PRAMOD KUMAR41.Erasing the red line.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.31-33.

Deals with the first phase of Chhattisgarh assembly polls on November12, 2018.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Chhattisgarh).

TIWARI, Deepak42.Down, but not out.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.46), 2018(18.11.2018): P.36-38.

Deals with the assembly election, 2018 in naxal affectedconstituencies of Chhattisgarh.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Chhattisgarh); Maoists.

-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(MADHYA PRADESH)NAIR, Preetha43.

It runs through......the chambal.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.20-21.

Draws attention towards prevailing caste conflicts in upcoming MadhyaPradesh elections.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Madhya Pradesh); Caste Conflict;Violence and Disorder.

NORONHA, Rahul44.Tickets to nowhere.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.24-25.

Deals with distribution of tickets by political parties for assemblyelections, 2018 in Madhya Pradesh.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Madhya Pradesh).

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TIWARI, Deepak45.Pain and no gain.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.72-73.

Deals with assembly election, 2018 in Madhya Pradesh.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Madhya Pradesh).

-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(MIZORAM)BANERJEE, Rabi46.

Identity crisis.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.66-68;70.

Highlights the issue of Brus repatriation in Mizoram amidst ofassembly election, 2018.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Mizoram); Brus; Repatriation.

BORDOLOI, Anupam47.Mizo church light.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.16-18.

Focuses on the upcoming assembly election in Mizoram.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Mizoram).

DEB, Swati48.Mizo-reang cooflict back to the fore.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.28-30.

Throws light on the caste conflict arise between the Home Secretary(Mizoram) and Chief Electoral Offices (Non-Mizo) in the upcomingassembly elections.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Mizoram); Caste Conflicts.

-ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(TALENGANA)MENON, Amarnath K.49.

Now a credible challenge.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.28.

Analyses the Congress-steered praja kutami (People's Alliance) plansto defeat TRS in assembly election in Telangana.**Elections-Assembly Elections-(Talengana).

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-BY ELECTIONS-(KARNATAKA)GOWDA, Aravind50.

Poll glue.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.28; 30.

Deals with the wining of bypolls, 2018 by Janta Dal(Secular)-Congress alliance in Karnataka.**Elections-By Elections-(Karnataka); Election Results.

ENERGY -BIOFUEL

PRADHAN, Dharmendra51.Swachhata: Juggernaut of change: Towards a clean and greenIndia.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.19-22.

Gives views on Swachh and Swasth Bharat Mission of government ofIndia.**Energy-Biofuel; Cooking Gas; Sanitation.

-ENERGY POLICY-(INDIA)TALUKDAR, Sudip52.

National Bio-Fuel Policy: Need of the moment.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.16.

Highlights the National Policy on Bio-fuels approved by Union Cabinetfor the maximum use of renewable, ecofriendly sources of energy inIndia.**Energy-Energy Policy-(India); Biofuel; Municipal Solid Waste;; Makein India; Swachh Bharat Abhiyan; Skill Development Programme.

-ENERGY RESOURCESTALUKDAR, Sudip53.

India's alternate energy quest: Do bio-fuels hold the key ?INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.14-15.

Discusses governments' proposal to cut down petroleum imports by 10percent by 2022 and replacing it with biofuel.**Energy-Energy Resources; Biofuel; Jatropha Oil; Aviation TurbineFuel; Make in India.

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ENVIRONMENT -AIR POLLUTION

54.Losing cuase.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.36-40; 42.

Expresses concern over environmental dumping of high-pollutingvehicles to low and middle-income countries.**Environment-Air Pollution; Road Transport.

ALOK PRASANNA KUMAR55.War on air pollution will not be won in the courts.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.10-11.

Discusses the interventions by Supreme Court and National GreenTribunal (NGT) on air pollution problem across northern India.**Environment-Air Pollution; Supreme Court; National Green Tribunal.

CHATURVEDI, Bharti56.Many answers to the pollution crisis.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.12.

Shows concern over air pollution, its causes and measures to tackleit.**Environment-Air Pollution.

DEY, Soumik57.Choking hazard.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.26-28.

Deals with the increasing level of pollution during the onset ofwinter in Delhi, its causes and various ways to curb the situation.**Environment-Air Pollution.

MATHAI, Anjuly58.Health, gone in a breath.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.30-31.

Focuses on the Air pollution in Delhi and its adverse effect on thehealth of children.**Environment-Air Pollution.

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MEENAKSHISUSHMA59.Casting a change.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.26-27.

Praises the efforts to use bamboo fibre, bagasse and wheat straw tomake disposable tableware by young entrepreneurs to curb air andplastic pollution.**Environment-Air Pollution; Plastic Pollution; Biomass Waste;Commerce.

ROYCHOWDHURY, Anumita60.Drive the extra mile.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.56-57.

Holds an opinion that BSVI regulations on Indian automobile industryto clean toxic emission.**Environment-Air Pollution; Transport Policy; Automobile Industry.

ROYCHOWDHURY, Anumita61.Dumped by the rich.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.29-34.

Expresses concern over the increasing health and climate risk due tolow-income vehicle importing countries of Africa and South Asiaturning into a scrapyard for old and used vehicles of rich nations.**Environment-Air Pollution; Climate Change; Vehicles; RoadTransport.

-CLIMATE CHANGEWILLIS, Rebecca62.

Constructing a 'representative claim' for action on climatechange: Evidence from interviews with politicians.POLITICAL STUDIES (LONDON), V.66(No.4), 2018(November 2018):P.940-958.

Describes politics and governance of climate change by United Kingdompoliticians interviews.**Environment-Climate Change; United Kingdom.

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-ENVIRONMENT DEGRADATION63.

Goa's environment in trouble from infrastructure boom.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.21.

Shows concern over destruction of tree cover in Goa's forest areasfor centrally funded big infrastructure projects.**Environment-Environment Degradation; Bharatmala Scheme; SagarmalaScheme; TERI; Ore Mining.

-ENVIRONMENT PROTECTIONBHATTACHARYA, Sreedeep64.

Afterlife of things in a Delhi junkyard: Liminal debris ofconsumer culture.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.45-51.

Draws attention towards exploration of junkyard in the Mayapurineighbourhood of Delhi.**Environment-Environment Protection; Waste Management.

FINANCE -BANKS AND BANKING

PUNJ, Shweta and ARUN, M. G.65.Speedy loan promise a pie in the sky.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.16-17.

Evaluates the scheme announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi tosanctioned speedy online loans to MSMEs.**Finance-Banks and Banking; Bank Loans; MSMEs.

-CENTRAL BANKKELKAR, Nachiket66.

Problem of plenty.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.38-39.

Analyses the various reserves of RBI and Government's plan to fixappropriate capital framework for it.**Finance-Central Bank; RBI.

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-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSPUNJ, Shweta and ARUN, M. G.67.

Can NBFCs be saved?INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.52-54;56.

Analyses the functioning of non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)in India.**Finance-Financial Institutions.

RAM MOHAN, T. T.68.IL&FS was an avoidable crisis.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.12-13.

Analyses the alleged serious malpractices and frauds in"Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Limited (IL&FS), aNon-Banking Financial Company.**Finance-Financial Institutions; IL&FS.

-INFLATIONDHOLAKIA, Ravindra H.69.

Issues in measurement of inflation targeting.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.14-16.**Finance-Inflation.

-MONETARY POLICY-(INDIA)DAYA, Hasina and MADER, Philip70.

Did demonetisation accelerate financial inclusion.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.17-20.**Finance-Monetary Policy-(India); Demonetisation.

-TAXATIONSTANLEY, Liam and HARTMAN, Todd K.71.

Tax preference, fiscal transparency and the meaning of welfare:An experimental study.POLITICAL STUDIES (LONDON), V.66(No.4), 2018(November 2018):P.830-847.

Discusses about the public attitudes to tax and spending, thecharacter and trade-offs of fiscal transparency and the framingeffects of welfare in the Untied Kingdom.**Finance-Taxation; Trade Offs; United Kingdom.

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FOOD -FOOD INDUSTRY

LAVANYA, B. T. and MANJUNATHA, A. V.72.Grey shades of sugar policies in India.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.36-44.

Analyses the impact of current policies on the problems plaguingIndia's sugar industry.**Food-Food Industry; Sugar.

HISORY -(INDIA)

ALLEN, Charles73.Who own India's history? : A critique of Shashi Tharoor'sInglorious Empire.ASIAN AFFAIRS (LONDON), V.49(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.355-369.

Focuses on different aspects of Indian history.**Hisory-(India).

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT -INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

SINGH, Jatinder and GHUMAN, R. S.74.Industrialisation in Punjab : Status, constraints and policyintervention.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.1-20.

Studies the industrial development in Punjab from 1980-81 to 2014-15.**Industrial Development-Industrial Production; Investment;Employment.

INTERNATIONAL LAW -BIMSTEC

PATTANAIK, Smruti S.75.Transforming eastern South Asia: Relevance of BIMSTEC.STRATEGIC ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.42(No.4), 2018(July-August 2018):P.422-429.

Focuses on BIMSTEC's role as an alternative to SAARC.**International Law-BIMSTEC; Bay of Bengal Initiative forMulti-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation; SAARC.

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-MARITIME LAWHAYTON, Bill76.

Modern creation of China's 'Historic Rights' claim in the SouthChina Sea.ASIAN AFFAIRS (LONDON), V.49(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.370-382.

Discusses about the exact, extent and basis of China's claims in theSouth China Sea.**International Law-Maritime Law; South China Sea.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS -(INDIA-CHINA)

BLAH, Montgomery77.China's belt and road initiative and India's concerns.STRATEGIC ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.42(No.4), 2018(July-August 2018):P.313-326.

Discusses India's strategy towards China's project "One Belt OneRoad: (OBOR).**International Relations-(India-China); International Trade; SilkRoad.

-(INDIA-FRANCE)BHATTACHARJEE, Ankita78.

Indian diaspora in reunion island: A strategic asset.STRATEGIC ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.42(No.4), 2018(July-August 2018):P.402-412.**International Relations-(India-France); Non Resident Indians;Migration.

-(INDIA-JAPAN)79.

Tokyo Summit: Indo-Pacific in focus.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.7-8.

Deals with Tokyo Summit, October 2018.**International Relations-(India-Japan); Indo-Pacific; Tokyo Summit.

-(INDIA-NEPAL)DIXIT, Rekha80.

Tectonic shift.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.46), 2018(18.11.2018): P.20-22; 24.

Deals with international relations between India and Nepal.**International Relations-(India-Nepal).

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-(INDIA-RUSSIA)SHORI, A. K.81.

India dice in Russian roulette.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.18-21.

Discusses about India and Russia relationship.**International Relations-(India-Russia); Cold War.

-(INDIA-SRI LANKA)BHASKAR, C. Uday82.

Lankan turbulence: Delhi plays safe.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.4.

Deals with appointment of Mahinda Rajapaksa as new Prime Minister ofSri Lanka and its impact on Indian politics.**International Relations-(India-Sri Lanka); Rajpaksa Mahinda.

-FOREIGN POLICY-(INDIA)83.

Swaraj visit boosts gulf ties.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.9.

Evaluates the External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's first-evervisit to Qatar and Kuwait in October, 2018.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); Energy Suppliers;Bilateral Issues; Global Issues; Regional Issues.

CHAUDHURY, Nilova Roy84.Neighbourhood policy under test.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.6.

Highlights the recent developments in India's foreign policy withit's neighbours.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); Sri Lanka; China;Maldives.

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MAZUMDAR, Arjit85.India's soft power diplomacy under the Modi administration :Buddhism, Diaspora and Yoga.ASIAN AFFAIRS (LONDON), V.49(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.468-487.

Explains the use of three resources, namely Buddhism, Diaspora andYoga designed to complement India's conventional diplomacy in orderto promote economic growth and development.**International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India); Buddhism; Diaspora;Yoga; NDA Government; Economic Growth.

-REGIONAL ALLIANCES AND PACTSBREMMER, Ian86.

Trans-Pacific trade deal survives, but the U. S. and Chinamatters more.TIME (HONGKONG), V.192(No.21), 2018(19.11.2018): P.19.

Highlights the official starting of Trans-Pacific Partnership tradedeal from December 30, 2018.**International Relations-Regional Alliances and Pacts; TPP-11.

LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES -BONDED LABOUR

SUNITA KUMARI87.Neo-bondage in the brick klin industry: A case study of Bihar.

SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.384-396.**Labour and Labouring Classes-Bonded Labour; Forced Labour; SeasonalMigration; Brick Klin Industry.

-BONUSJOSEPH, Rajesh and Others88.

Between 'Baksheesh' and 'Bonus: Precarity, class and collectiveaction among domestic workers in Bengaluru.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.38-45.

Reveals the struggles over class by demanding 'bonus' by some unionsof domestic workers in Bengaluru.**Labour and Labouring Classes-Bonus; Domestic Workers.

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-FEMALE LABOURNANJUNDA, D. C.89.

Ignored claims : Plight of women workers in the selectedplantation industries in Karnataka.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.69-80.

Studies the women labourers exploitation in plantation sector inKarnataka.**Labour and Labouring Classes-Female Labour; Plantation Crop.

-INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSMCLAUGHLIN, Colm and WRIGHT, Chris F.90.

Role of ideas in understanding industrial relations policychange in liberal market economies.INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (BERKELEY), V.57(No.4), 2018(October 2018):P.568-610.

Analyses the uneven processes underpinning industrial relationspolicy liberalization in New Zealand, Australia, the UK and Ireland.**Labour and Labouring classes-Industrial Relations.

-WAGES AND EARNINGSSABIA, Joseph J. and others91.

Minimum cash wages, tipped restaurant workers, and poverty.INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (BERKELEY), V.57(No.4), 2018(October 2018):P.637-670.**Labour and Labouring Classes-Wages and Earnings; RestaurantWorkers; Poverty.

MASS MEDIA -MEDIA OWNERSHIP

NAIR, Tara and TANEJA, Harsh92.Mapping and measuring media ownership and control: A criticalnote.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.63-65.

Explains the construct of "media market" the consequentmischaracterisation of the extant scholarship on the Indian mediaindustry.**Mass Media-Media Ownership.

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-PRESS-PRESS AND STATEMUKESH KUMAR93.

"Khabarlahariya" as a 'Glocal' newspaper.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.121-136.

Deals with Khabarlahariya, weekly newspaper brought out by a group ofmarginalised women from Chitrakoot district, Uttar Pradesh.**Mass Media-Press-Press and State; Newspaper.

MIGRATION -IMMIGRATION-(UNITED STATES)

JOHNSON, Richard94.Trump, the democrats and the politics of immigration.POLITICAL INSIGHT (UNITED KINGDOM), 2018(September 2018): P.15-19.

Discusses about the immigration policy of the United States.**Migration-Immigration-(United States).

-REFUGEES AND REHABILITATION95.

No way home: The rohingyas.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.429(No.9119), 2018(24-30 November 2018):P.26-27.

Expresses concern over the future of rohingyas.**Migration-Refugees and Rehabilitation; Minorities.

PARLIAMENT -LEGISLATIVE POWERS AND PRIVILEGES-(KERALA)

BABU PRAKASH, V. K.96.Legislative procedures on law, rules and delegated legislationin the Indian Parliament and the state of Kerala.PARLIAMENTARIAN (LONDON), V.99(No.3), 2018(July 2018): P.222-225.**Parliament-Legislative Powers and Privileges-(Kerala); Constitutionand Constitutional Law.

-PRESIDING OFFICER-(AUSTRALIA)DUNCAN, Tom97.

More than just points of order : The role of a speaker in asmall legislature.PARLIAMENTARIAN (LONDON), V.99(No.3), 2018(July-September 2018):P.190-193.

Examines the role of a speaker in Australian Legislatures.**Parliament-Presiding Officer-(Australia).

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PETROLEUM -OIL PRICES

CHANDRA MOHAN, N.98.India's energy dilemma: Oil on the boil.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.30.

Evaluates the factors causing rise in oil price and its impact onIndia's economy.**Petroleum-Oil Prices; Inflation; GDP; Brent Crude.

DADWAL, Shebonti Roy99.Whither oil prices ? India's choices.STRATEGIC ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.42(No.4), 2018(July-August 2018):P.430-436.

Comments on increasing prices of oil and its impact on Indianeconomy.**Petroleum-Oil Prices.

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT -ALTERATION OF NAME-(ALLAHABAD)

AURORA, Bhavna Vij100.Welcome to prayagraj.....er Allahabad.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.12-13.

Discusses the names of cities, towns and roads changed by BJPGovernment.**Politics and Government-Alteration of Name-(Allahabad); Religionand Politics; Hinduism.

-DEMOCRACYKOB, Michael101.

How legislative democracy creates political parties.COMPARATIVE POLITICS (NEW YORK), V.51(No.1), 2018(October 2018):P.61-79.**Politics and Government-Democracy; Political Parties; Sweden,France.

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-FEDERAL RELATIONSNAIK, Susant Kumar102.

Demand for separate statehood : Evidences from HyderabadKarnataka region and Telangana.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.137-156.

Focuses on regional inequality and increased developmental gap amongthe regions in India with reference to Hyderabad Karnataka region andTelangana.**Politics and Government-Federal Relations; Hyderabad; Telangana;Regional Imbalances.

-PARTY FUNDSDEKA, Kaushik103.

Who pays for the party?INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.46-52;54; 56.

Deals with the Modi Government's four key 'electoral reforms' to makeelection funding more transparent.**Politics and Government-Party Funds; Electoral Reforms; ElectionFunding.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(GHANA)OSEI, Anja104.

Elite theory and political transitions : Networks of power inGhana and Togo.COMPARATIVE POLITICS (NEW YORK), V.51(No.1), 2018(October 2018):P.21-40.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Ghana); Togo.

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(GOA)KATAKAM, Anupama105.

Unstable in Goa.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.56-57.

Comments on the political unstability in Goa due to health conditionof Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Goa).

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-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(SRI LANKA)106.

Putsch-tush: Politics in Sri Lanka.ECONOMIST (LONDON), V.429(No.9118), 2018(17-23 November 2018):P.28.

Deals with the current political scenario of Sri Lanka.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Sri Lanka).

RADHAKRISHNAN, R. K.107.Constitutional coup.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.25-28.

Highlights the ongoing political crisis in Sri Lanka.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Sri Lanka).

-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(TAMIL NADU)RADHAKRISHNAN, R. K.108.

Respite and anxiety.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.51-55.

Deals with the upholding the disqualification of 18 AIADMK MLA loyalto T.T.V. Dinakaran by the Madras High Court.**Politics and Government-Political Development-(Tamil Nadu); AIADMK;Legislators; Code of Conduct; Madras High Court.

-POLITICAL PARTIES-BJPDATTA, Romita109.

Fissures in the BJP.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.27-28.

Highlights the incompatibility between two BJP leaders Mukul Roy andDilip Ghosh from West Bengal.**Politics and Government-Political Parties-BJP.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION -CORRUPTION

RAO, N. Bhaskara110.Amendment for curbing corruption ?SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.16-17.

Examines the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2018.**Public Administration-Corruption; Prevention of Corruption Act.

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-POLICE-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR) CUSTODIAL DEATHSNASEER GANAI111.

Many returns of Manto's fool.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.28-29.

Raises the point on the cases of killing of mentally challengedpersons by forces in Kashmir.**Public Administration-Police-(Jammu and Kashmir) Custodial Deaths;Special Category People.

-SECURITY AGENCIESBHAKTO, Anando112.

Contentious record.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.15-16.

Raises question over the integrity and neutrality of the centralBureau of Investigation (CBI) in cases of ST Kitts and Vijay Mallya.**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Corruption.

KATAKAM, Anupama113.Modi's blue-eyed boy.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.23-24.

Draws attention towards Rakesh Asthana'a appointment as specialdirector of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Promotions; Corruption.

RAJALAKSHIMI, T. K.114.History of abuse.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.17-19.

Gives view on role of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) withevery government.**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Corruption.

RAMAKRISHNAN, Venkitesh and Trivedi, Divya115.Undermining Institutions.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.4-8.

Deals with of the government's interference in the functioning of theCentral Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Reserve Bank of India(RBI).**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Reserve Bank of India (RBI); Corruption.

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VENKATESAN, V.116.Apex court again.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.12-13.

Raises concern over ongoing crisis in the Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI).**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Jain Hawala Case; Supreme Court; Corruption.

VENKATESAN, V.117.At a crossroads.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.9-11.

Focuses on the Supreme Court's intervention to monitor the resolutionof the internal crisis in Central Burau of Investigation (CBI).**Public Administration-Security Agencies; Central Bureau ofInvestigation (CBI); Supreme Court; Central Vigilance Commission(CVC); Corruption.

-TERRORISMMAJUMDAR, Ushinor118.

To stop the next Kasabs.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.32-41.

Recalls the bitter memories of the terrorist attack in Mumbai on 26November, 2008.**Public Administration-Terrorism.

MISHRA, Anant119.Looking beyond madrasas and masjids.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.28-34.

Discusses the different dimensional issue of radicalisation.**Public Administration-Terrorism; Religious Militancy; IslamicRadicalisation.

THARAKAN, P. K. H.120.When FBI killed Naipaul a decade before he died.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.46-47.

Holds an opinion on 26/11 Mumbai attack was an important lesson forIndian authorities.**Public Administration-Terrorism.

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-TERRORISM-(JAMMU & KASHMIR)JOLLY, Asit and MUAZUM MOHAMMAD121.

Killings spill over.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.26-27.

Highlights the killing of BJP's State Secretary and his brother inJammu's Kishtwar town.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu & Kashmir).

-TERRORISM-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)BHAT, Anil122.

Defending Kashmir: Strong measures required.INDIA REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (NEW DELHI), V.2(No.21), 2018(1.11.2018):P.28-29.

Highlights the incidents of violence and stone pelting in Jammu andKashmir.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir); Quick ReactionTeam; Border Roads Organisation.

-TERRORISM-(MUMBAI)JATHAR, Dnyanesh123.

On their toes.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.46), 2018(18.11.2018): P.52-54.

Deals with 26/11 terrorist attacks in Mumbai that activated anupgrade of the security and intelligence apparatus statewide.**Public Administration-Terrorism-(Mumbai); 26/11.

PUBLIC HEALTH -DISEASES-DIABETES

DATTA, Damayanti124.Coming of an epidemic.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.48), 2018(26.11.2018): P.39-49.

Shows concern over diabetes becoming an epidemic in India.**Public Health-Diseases-Diabetes.

-HOSPITALSKOHLI, Namita125.

AIIMS high.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.47), 2018(25.11.2018): P.80-84.

Evaluates the ranking of different hospitals in India by HansaResearch Survey, 2018.**Public Health-Hospitals; AIIMS.

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MANCHANDA, Navneet K and CHAUDHARY, Kamal126.Dissecting OOP health expenditure in India : An investigation oftrends since 1999-2000.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.21-40.**Public Health-Hospitals; Out-of-Pocket (OOP).

-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICYBANJOT KAUR127.

Lament continues.DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.27(No.13), 2018(16-30 November 2018):P.24-25.

Highlights "Astana Declaration" signed by the 120 UN member countriesto strengthen primary healthcare and achieve universal healthcoverage by 2030.**Public Health-Public Health Policy; Astana Declaration.

-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-(BIHAR)RAJEEV KAMAL KUMAR128.

Quality issues in the Health Management Information System: Acase study of Bihar.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.22-25.

Deals with the status of the Health Management Information System inBihar and examines the reasons affecting the quality of data atdifferent levels.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(Bihar); Health Management;Information Technology.

-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-(INDIA)129.

Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY: India's answer to universal health care.

KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.17-20.

Discusses the implementation of Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri JanArogya Yojana (PM-JAY) which provides Swasthya Suraksha to 10.74crore poor and deprived rural families.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Ayushman Bharat;Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY); Health Schemes.

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ALOK KUMAR130.Ayushman Bharat: Silver lining in health care.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.13-16.

Examines the impact of 'Ayushman Bharat' and 'Pradhan Mantri JanArogya Yojana' (PMJAY) on the quality of health care in India.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Ayushman Bharat;Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY); Health Schemes.

BAJPAI, Prashant Kumar131.Adolescent health.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.41-45.

Highlights the Government initiatives for adolescent health in India.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); National HealthProgrammes for Adolescent.

JHALANI, Manoj132.Ayushman Bharat: India's road to universal health coverage.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.9-12.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Ayushman Bharat; HealthSchemes.

MISHRA, Ayush133.Tele-medicine: A new healthcare opportunity.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.50-53.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Tele-Medicine.

PUJARI, Sucharita134.Health concerns of adolescent girls.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.36-39.

Discusses about two schemes Kishori Shakti Yojana (KSY) and NutritionProgramme for Adolescent Girls (NPAG) for promoting a healthylifestyle for young girls particularly a case study of Rajasthan.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Women and Health;National Health Programmes for Adolescent Girls.

SAHA, Uma C. and SAHA, Kalyan B.135.Health care for India's remote tribes.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.27-30.

Highlights the challenges and need of raising awareness of healthissues in remote tribal areas.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Health Care; ScheduledTribes.

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TRIPATHY, K. K.136.Financing rural health care.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.32-35.

Highlights the major allocation of funds on Health Care Schemes byGovernment to achieve universal health coverage in rural areas.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(India); Rural Development;Public Expenditure; Health Care; Budget Allocation.

-PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY-(UTTAR PRADESH)VERMA, C. S. and Others137.

Social and systemic determinants of utilisation of PublicHealthcare services in Uttar Pradesh.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.54-62.

Examines the reasons for the low utilisation of public healthfacilities in Uttar Pradesh.**Public Health-Public Health Policy-(Uttar Pradesh).

-SANITATIONCHELLADURAI, D. John138.

Staircase to swaraj: Gandhi on sanitation.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.62-64.

Deals with Gandhian philosophy on sanitation.**Public Health-Sanitation; Gandhism.

GADKARI, Nitin139.On the road to swachh bharat: Providing sanitationinfrastructure.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.10-12.

Throws light on the efforts and coordination being made by theCentral and state agencies to improve sanitation infrastructure.**Public Health-Sanitation; Waste mangement; NDA Government.

IYENGER, Sudarshan140.Sanitation: A purification process: Gandhiji and sanitation.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.58-61.

Discusses about Gandhiji's work for improving sanitation.**Public Health-Sanitation.

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IYER, Parameswaran141.Sanitation revolution: Implementation at scale.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.24-28.

Highlights India's sanitation revolution towards improvingsanitation.**Public Health-Sanitation; NDA Government.

JAITLEY, Arun142.People's movement: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.7-8.

Praises women's leading role in the Swachh Bharat Mission launched byPrime Minister, Narendra Modi.**Public Health-Sanitation; Women; NDA Government.

MISHRA, Durga Shanker143.Sanitation revolution: Cleansing urban India.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.44-50.

Throws light on Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) aimed at transformingurban India into a garbage free and Open Defecation Free country by2nd October 2019.**Public Health-Sanitation; Urban Development; Open Defecation Free;Waste Management.

PACHAURI, S. K.144.Mahatma Gandhi and swachh bharat 2018.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.9-15.**Public Health-Sanitation; Gandhism.

ROUT, Akshay145.Sanitation as everyone's business: People's programme.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.52-56.**Public Health-Sanitation.

SANTOSH KUMAR146.Ambassadors of cleanliness: Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.66-69.

Highlights various programmes initiated by Kendriya VidyalayaSangathan for involvement of students, teachers and parents in the"Swachh Bharat' movement.**Public Health-Sanitation; Education.

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SRINIVAS, V.147.Swachh Bharat Mission: India' sanitation revolution.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.54-57.

Highlights the achievements under Swachh Bharat Mission to reform thesanitation sector in India.**Public Health-Sanitation; Swachh Bharat Mission; Hospitals.

SRIVASTAVA, Rakesh148.Hygienic environment for mother and child.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.39-42.**Public Health-Sanitation; Women and Health.

SUDAN, Preeti149.Improving cleanliness of health care facilities: Communityplatforms.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.33-38.

Focuses on improving health facilities and achieving the goals ofsanitation and hygiene.**Public Health-Sanitation; Hygiene; Health Facilities.

TEWARI, Alok Kumari150.Swachh rail swachh bharat: Railways and sanitation.YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.71-74.**Public Health-Sanitation; Railways.

TOMAR, Narendra Singh151.Towards clean and healthy village: Taking rural India forward.

YOJANA (NEW DELHI), V.62, 2018(November 2018): P.15-18.**Public Health-Sanitation; Rural Health.

PUBLISHERS AND PUBLISHING -COPYRIGHT

SUBRAMANIAN, Balaji152.Collective rights management under the Indian Copyrights Act.

ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.20-24.

Highlights the ground realities of the Copyright Licensing Industryin India.**Publishers and Publishing-Copyright.

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RAILWAYS -RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

BHAKTO, Anando153.Blood on the tracks.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.58-61.

Expresses concern over the train accident which claimed the lives of62 Dussehra revellers in Amritsar.**Railways-Railway Accidents; Tragedy.

RELIGION -ISLAM

SIRAJUL ISLAM and SOFIAH SAMSUDIN154.Interpretations of al-amanah among Muslim scholars and its rolein establishing peace in society.SOCIAL CHANGE (NEW DELHI), V.48(No.3), 2018(September 2018):P.437-448.

Describes the concept of al-amanah (honesty) in Islam.**Religion-Islam; Religion and State.

-TEMPLESDEKA, Kaushik155.

Return to Ayodhya.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.14; 16.

Deals with the building of Ram temple on the disputed site of BabriMasjid.**Religion-Temples; Ram Mandir; Babri Masjid.

MADHUKUMAR156.Don't kill diversity.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.12-13.

Gives an opinion on the restrictions for young women at Sabarimalatemple.**Religion-Temples; Women; Sabarimala.

MENON, Sunil157.Pilgrim's regress.OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.58(No.47), 2018(26.11.2018): P.31.

Gives an opinion on Sabarimala temple (Kerala) issue.**Religion-Temples; Women; Sabarimala; Women and Religion; Kerala.

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SATISAN, T158.Sabarimala under siege.ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.70(No.22), 2018(25.11.2018): P.6-11.

Focuses on the issue of Sabarimala temple in Kerala.**Religion-Temples; Women; Sabarimala.

RURAL DEVELOPMENTTOMAR, Narendra Singh159.

Building clean and healthy villages.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.5-8.

Focuses on the government's efforts for large scale development inthe villages and the cleanliness is the most important component ofit.**Rural Development; Rural Health; Cleanliness; MGNREGA; Panchayats.

-RURAL ELECTRIFICATIONNHALUR, Sreekumar and Others160.

Rural electrification in India: From 'Connections for All' to'Power for All'.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.31-37.**Rural Development-Rural Electrification.

-RURAL EMPLOYMENTKAUR, Hartripat and Dhaliwal, Navkiranjit K.161.

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act inFatehgarh Sahib district.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.41-52.

Analyses the satisfaction level of MGNREGA beneficiaries and assessthe impact of MGNREGA Scheme on beneficiaries in Fatehgarh Sahibdistrict of Punjab state.**Rural Development-Rural Employment; MGNREGA; Employment.

-RURAL HEALTHCHATURVEDI, Keshav162.

Mobile connectivity for rural health.KURUKSHETRA (NEW DELHI), V.67(No.1), 2018(November 2018): P.47-49.

Focuses on the launching of many apps by government to providehealthcare facilities in rural areas.**Rural Development-Rural Health; Mobile App; Government Schemes;Communication.

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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY -DIGITIZATION

SARAPH, Anupam and KATHPALIA, Lalit163.Democratic accountability in digital India.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.24-26.

Draws attention towards the various digital initiative undertaken bythe government to replace the manual systems with digital.**Science and Technology-Digitization; Electronic Banking.

-SPACE RESEARCH-(INDIA)CHENGAPPA, Raj164.

Final frontier.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.32-45.

Highlights the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Dayaddress of sending a manned mission into space by 2022.**Science and Technology-Space Research-(India); ArtificialSatellite, Manned Mission.

SCIENCE POLICY AND DEVELOPMENTS -(ANDHRA PRADESH)

MENON, Amarnath K.165.Making of a tech hub.INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.43(No.47), 2018(19.11.2018): P.29-30.

Discusses the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidudeclaration to make Vishakhapatnam as a global fintech capital.**Science Policy and Developments-(Andhra Pradesh); InformationTechnology; Technology Development.

SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING -CHILD ABUSE

CHRISTOPOULOS, Alex166.Role of legislators in tackling global orphanage trafficking.

PARLIAMENTARIAN (LONDON), V.99(No.3), 2018(July 2018): P.219-221.

Emphasises on the role and responsibility of legislators in tacklingthe exploitation of children around the World.**Social Policy and Planning-Child Abuse; Legislators; Commonwealth.

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-CHILD LABOURMAJUMDER, Bhaskar and RAJVANSHI, G.167.

Child rag pickers in the city of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh : Somefacts.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.53-68.**Social Policy and Planning-Child labour; Rag Pickers.

-MINORITIES168.

Sachar Committee report : A review.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.49), 2018(24.11.2018): P.15-22.**Social Policy and Planning-Minorities; Islam; Sachar Committee.

-SCHEDULED CASTESDARAPURI, S. R.169.

Dr. Ambedkar and Politics of caste.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.49), 2018(24.11.2018): P.27-29.

Focuses on the ideology of Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar on politicalrights of Dalits.**Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Castes; Caste Politics; AllIndia Scheduled Caste Federation (AISCF).

-SCHEDULED TRIBESXAXA, Virginius170.

Coercive 'Development'.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.45),2018(17.11.2018): P.10-11.

Raises concern over displacement of the tribes without rehabilitationand adequate compensation due to development projects in India.**Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Tribes; Land Acquisition;Development Projects.

-SOCIAL CLASSESSYED NAVEED QAMAR171.

New legislation introduces transgender rights in Pakistan.PARLIAMENTARIAN (LONDON), V.99(No.3), 2018(July 2018): P.211-213.**Social Policy and Planning-Social Classes; Transgender; Pakistan.

38 **-Keywords

-WOMENARTZ, Benjamin and others172.

Do women ask?INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (BERKELEY), V.57(No.4), 2018(October 2018):P.611-636.

Examines the gender discrimination at workplace of Australianemployees.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Career and Achievements; Wagesand Earning; Promotions; Australia.

RAINA, Gayatri and JASWAL, Akanksha173.Women's empowerment : Evidence from Himachal Pradesh.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September,2018): P.81-96.

Examines the empowerment among women residing in Shimla, HimachalPradesh.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Social Condition; DomesticViolence; Women Empowerment.

RAJASEKARAN, Ilangovan174.Ghastly murder.FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.35(No.23), 2018(23.11.2018): P.122-123.

Expresses concern over the growing number of casteist and sexualassaults on hapless women in Tamil Nadu.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; Scheduled Castes; Rape; Murder;Crime against Women.

SHARMA, L. K.175.#MeToo movement rumbles on in India.MAINSTREAM (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.48), 2018(17.11.2018): P.25-27.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; #MeToo; Sexual Harassment; Crimeagainst Women.

VASHISHTH, Amba Charan176.#MeToo as a platform with impunity.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.39-41.

Deals with the #MeToo movement relating to the sexual exploitationagainst women.**Social Policy and Planning-Women; #MeToo Movement; SexualHarassment; Sexual Exploitation; Crime against Women.

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-WOMEN AND RELIGIONRAVINDRA KUMAR and SHARMA, Prerna177.

Womenhood in the hindu dharma.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.35-38.

Discusses unique motherhood concept in Hinduism.**Social Policy and Planning-Women and Religion; Hinduism;Motherhood.

-WOMEN-CAREER AND ACHIEVEMENTHEMANT KUMAR and Others178.

Addressing the missing link between gender and work : A regionalperspective from Madhya Pradesh, India.MAN AND DEVELOPMENT (CHANDIGARH), V.40(No.3), 2018(September2018):P.97-120.

Studies the work participation rate among women population speciallyin rural Madhya Pradesh.**Social Policy and Planning-Women-Career and Achievement; MGNREGA.

SPORTS -CRICKET

BHATIA, Neeru179.20/20 vision.WEEK (KOCHI), V.36(No.46), 2018(18.11.2018): P.64-65.

Deals with women cricket ICC World T20, Guyana, 2018.**Sports-Cricket; ICC World T20; Women Cricket.

WATER MANAGEMENT -RIVER WATER LINKS

JESANI, Lara180.Saving the Vishwamitri: An ongoing tussle between waterfrontdevelopment and river rejuvenation.ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.53(No.46),2018(24.11.2018): P.31-35.

Discusses about the alternative project plan for the rejuvenation andreinvigoration of Vishwamitri river under the National RiverConservation Plan (NRCP).**Water Management-River Water Links; Vishwamitri RiverfrontDevelopment Project.

40 **-Keywords

-WATER CONSERVATIONSAHAY, Ashok Kumar181.

Conservation of water in Odisha.SOUTH ASIA POLITICS (NEW DELHI), V.17(No.7), 2018(November 2018):P.42-46.**Water Management-Water Conservation; Odisha.