Parliamentary Documentation

Vol.XLII                  16-31 August, 2016                 No. 16

                  AGRICULTURE

                        -COW SLAUGHTER

                  1. PRAGYA SINGH                  Four stomachs to kill.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.32), 2016(15.8.2016): P.32-43.                                    Highlights the incident of violence against Scheduled Castes and Muslims                  by cow vigilants and its impact on their traditional trade in animal                  products.                  **Agriculture-Cow Slaughter; Hinduism; Caste Conflicts; Religion and                  Politics; Industrial Development; Leather; Cruelty to Animals.

                        -FORESTS AND FORESTRY

                  2. CHAKRAVARTTY, Anupam                  Lost in definition.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.16-17.                                    Deals with the different perception of forests.                  **Agriculture-Forests and Forestry.

                        -LAND AND LAND REFORMS

                  3. GOSWAMI Amlanjyoti and JHA, Deepika                  Your title is not ready yet: Rajasthan's Land Titling Legislation.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.26-29.                                    Analyses the Rajasthan Urban Land (Certification of Titles) Act, 2016.                  **Agriculture-Land and Land Reforms.

                  CENSUS AND POPULATION

                        -MORTALITY RATE

                  4. NORONHA, Rahul                  Little tragedies.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.34), 2016(22.8.2016): P.26-28;30.                                    Raises concern over high infant mortality in Madhya Pradesh.                  **Census and Population-Mortality Rate; Child Care.

                  COMMERCE

                        -INTERNATIONAL TRADE-(INDIA-CHINA)

                  5. LANCELOT JOSEPH                  Enter the dragon.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.58-60.                                    Focuses on trade relations between India and China.                  **Commerce-International Trade-(India-China).

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                        -PATENTS

                  6. UNNI, V. K                  Dynamics of patent exhaustion.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.70.                                    Discusses about the flexibilities in India's Patents Act, 1970.                  **Commerce-Patents.

                  COMMUNICATIONS

                        -TELECOM POLICY-(INDIA)

                  7. MUKHERJEE, Arindam                  Jio- stationary orbits.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.24-25.                                    Highlights the launching of Reliance Jio, latest technology on mobile                  telephony and digital services in India.                  **Communications-Telecom Policy-(India); Telecommunications; Comapnies;                  Mobile Phones.

                  COMPANY AFFAIRS AND MANAGEMENT

                        -SHARE MARKET

                  8. CHAINANI, Sanjiv                  Bhav Bhagwan.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.79.                                    Focuses on the good performance in Indian equity market despite facing                  numerous global headwinds.                  **Company Affairs and Management-Share Market; Investments.

                  9. DAMANIA, Sunil                  How to play the market now.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.36-38.                                    Discusses the impact of Brexit on share market.                  **Company Affairs and Management-Share Market; Brexit; European Union.

                  10. DESAI, Darshan S                  Day of the dragon.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.74.                                    Analyses China's economic growth in global markets.                  **Company Affairs and Management-Share Market; Economic Growth-(China).

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                  CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION

                        -MONUMENTS

                  11. DORJEE, Jamyang                  Custodian of Nalanda tradition.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.50.                                    UNESCO: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.                                    Praises the steps taken by UNESCO to save monuments in Nalanda                  University.                  **Culture and Civilization-Monuments; Nalanda University.

                  DEFENCE

                        -AIR FORCE-(INDIA)

                  12. MEKALA, DILIP KUMAR                  For a better future: Boeing and Mahindra open C-17 training centre for                  the Indian Air Force.                  FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.12), 2016(Aug, 2016): P.36-37.                                    Focuses on the opening of new training center for pilots of Indian Air                  Force at Gurgaon in Haryana.                  **Defence-Air Force-(India); Defence Training.

                        -ARMY-(INDIA)

                  13. VENKATESAN, V                  Unlawful encounters.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.25-26.                                    Deals with the Supreme Court's Landmark Judgement in the Manipur                  encounter case which holds important lessons for the security forces in                  Jammu and Kashmir.                  **Defence-Army-(India); Army and Civil Relations-(Manipur); Supreme                  Court; Judgement.

                        -DEFENCE PROCUREMENT-(INDIA)

                  14. MEKALA, Dilip Kumar                  Urgently required.                  FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.12), 2016(Aug, 2016): P.14;16.                                    Deals with the procurement of helicopters from the United States based                  aerospace company 'Boeing' by Government of India.                  **Defence-Defence Procurement-(India); Helicopter; Defence                  Relations-(India-United States).

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                  ECONOMIC GROWTH

                        -(INDIA)

                  15. JHA, Ajit Kumar                  Tackling the three scourges.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.26-30.                                    Assesses the economic growth under the Modi led National Democratic                  Alliance Government in India.                  **Economic Growth-(India); Political Economy.

                  16. NAYAK, Pulin B                  Revisiting India's growth and development.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.43-48.                                    Emphasises the need to pay adequate attention to welfare of the poor for                  rapid growth of economy in India.                  **Economic Growth-(India).

                        -(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)

                  17. CHAKRAPANI, Ramesh                  Paradise lost.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.30-31.                                    Analyses declining rate of gross domestic product on various matrics in                  Jammu and Kashmir.                  **Economic Growth-(Jammu and Kashmir); State Finance; Financial                  Relations; Tourism-(Jammu and Kashmir).

                        -ECONOMIC POLICY-(INDIA)

                  18. BHAGAT, Sanjai, and Others                  Economic policy uncertainty and growth in India.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.72-81.                                    Examines the impact of economic policy uncertainty India's economy.                  **Economic Growth-Economic Policy-(India).

                        -INCOME AND WEALTH

                  19. JAYATI SINGH                  Economics of political change.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.51-52.                                    Highlights the impact of globalisation on income and wealth of ordinary                  people in the developed countries.                  **Economic Growth-Income and Wealth ; Globalisation.

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                  EDUCATION

                        -EDUCATION POLICY-(INDIA)

                  20. SUBRAMANIAN, T.S.R                  Education in disarray: Need for quality upgradation and inclusivity.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.30-33.                                    Needs for quality upgradation and implementation of digital programmes                  under 'New Education Policy of India.                  **Education-Education Policy-(India); Education System.

                        -MEDICAL EDUCATION

                  21. CHOUDHURY, Pradeep Kumar                  NEET for medical education: Finding a balance.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.16-19.                                    Comments on the decision of the Supreme Court on National Eligibility-cum                  Entrance Test for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate medical                  courses from the academic year 2016-17.                  **Education-Medical Education; Education System; Supreme Court;                  Judgement.

                        -VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

                  22. SHARMA, Meghna                  Monetary reward in skill programmes.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.25-29.                                    Evaluates the 'Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana' initiated by the                  National Skill Development Agency in 2015.                  **Education-Vocational Education; Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana;                  Computers ; Employment and Unemployment.

                        -YOGA

                  23. VENKATESAN, T.S                  Clean chit for Isha foundation.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.34.                                    Expresses concern over false allegations imposed against Isha Yoga                  Foundation in Tamil Nadu.                  **Education-Yoga.

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                  ELECTIONS

                        -ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS-(TAMIL NADU)

                  24. RADHAKRISHNAN, R.K                  Crisis of confidence.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.41-47.                                    Expresses concern over massive use of money power to used by various                  political parties in recently held Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly                  elections and also focuses on the efforts of the Election Commission of                  India to thwart the parctice.                  **Elections-Assembly Elections-(Tamil Nadu); Election Commission-(India);                  Code of Conduct.

                  ENVIRONMENT

                        -GLOBAL WARMING

                  25. BAHUGUNA, Karnika                  Vanishing from the wild.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.25-26.                                    Discusses the impact of climate change on wild food in Odisha.                  **Environment-Global Warming; Climate Change; Food.

                        -POLLUTION

                  26. SANJEEV K KANCHAN,                  Under continues check.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.38-40; 42.                                    Praises to install continuous emission monitoring system to curb air and                  water pollution in various polluting industries in India.                  **Environment-Pollution; Public Health.

                  FINANCE

                        -BANKS AND BANKING

                  27. CHANDRASEKHAR, C P                  Business of wilful default.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.48-50.                                    Deals with the guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India in 2015 for                  non-performing assets and willful defaulters in Banking Sector.                  **Finance-Banks and Banking; Bank Credit.

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                        -FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT-(INDIA)

                  28. JOSHI, Rakesh                  Opening the doors.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.49-51.                                    Analyses the enhancing opportunities of jobs for youth by encouraging                  foreign direct investments in India.                  **Finance-Foreign Direct Investment-(India).

                        -MONETARY POLICY-(INDIA)

                  29. PRAKASH, Bhagwati                  End of monopoly regime.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.30-32.                                    Critically analyses monetary policy of India.                  **Finance-Monetary Policy-(India).

                        -TAXATION-(INDIA)

                  30. MITTAL, Raghav                  Reforms 2.0.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.28-29.                                    Applauds the economic reforms initiated with regard to Goods and Services                  Tax in India.                  **Finance-Taxation-(India); Goods and Services Tax; Economic                  Policy-(India).

                  31. PRASANNA, Alok Kumar                  Goods and Services Tax: Exercise in controlled federalism ?                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.10-11.                                    Gives an opinion on the necessity of Goods and Services Tax for the                  development of industries in India.                  **Finance-Taxation-(India); Goods and Services Tax.

                  32. SHASHANK SAURAV                  Learning from global experience.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.28-29.                                    Highlights the key benefits of Goods and Services Tax Bill.                  **Finance-Taxation-(India); Goods and Services Tax.

                  33. TIWARI, Ramakant                  One nation, One tax.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.26-27.                                    Deals with the (One Hundred and Twenty-Second Amendment) Bill, 2014                  relating to Goods and Service Tax.                  **Finance-Taxation-(India); Economic Growth-(India); Goods and Services                  Tax.

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                  HISTORY

                        -(INDIA)

                  34. NOORANI, A.G                  It is a revolt.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.13-20.                                    Critically examines Government of India's Kashmir Policy since                  independence.                  **History-(India); Political Development-(Jammu and Kashmir).

                  INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

                        -INDUSTRIAL POLICY-(KARNATAKA)

                  35.                  Enterprise unlimited.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.83-86.                                    Applauds the efforts being made by Karnataka Government to make the state                  an Industrial powerhouse and a top tourist destination in the world.                  **Industrial Development-Industrial Policy-(Karnataka); Tourism.

                        -TEXTILE INDUSTRY

                  36. GUPTA, Arbind                  Unlocking potential.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.44-48.                                    Applauds the special policy package announced by the Government of India                  for the textile industry.                  **Industrial Development-Textile Industry.

                  INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

                        -(BALOCHISTAN-PAKISTAN)

                  37. SIDDIQA, Ayesha                  Not a fast bowler's pitch.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.56-57.                                    Highlights the current conflicts and isurgency in Balochistan.                  **International Relations-(Balochistan-Pakistan); Political                  Development-(Balochistan).

                        -(INDIA-PAKISTAN)

                  38. SHARMA, Pranay                  Kashmir-Baloch Bhai Bhai.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.50-55.                                    Highlights the dismal human rights situation in Pakistan occupied Kashmir                  and Balochistan.                  **International Relations-(India-Pakistan).

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                        -FOREIGN POLICY-(INDIA)

                  39. UNNITHAN, Sandeep                  Man of the world.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.36-37.                                    Discusses the role of Modi led National Democratic Alliance Government in                  making good diplomatic relations with other countries.                  **International Relations-Foreign Policy-(India).

                  LABOUR AND LABOURING CLASSES

                        -LABOUR WELFARE

                  40. AGARWAL, Udbhav                  Swadin/Paradhin (Freedom/Unfreedom): Working class analysis of the Indian                  domestic work industry.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.56-61.                                    Analyses the social condition of labour class in India.                  **Labour and Labouring Classes-Labour Welfare.

                  LAW AND JUSTICE

                        -JUDICIARY-(INDIA)

                  41. KALEESWARAM RAJ                  Need for reform.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.110-112.                                    Emphasises the need for reforms in Indian Judiciary System.                  **Law and Justice-Judiciary-(India); Judges; Legal Reforms.

                  42. MAJUMDAR, Ushinor and SUKUMARAN, Ajay                  Adjourn, adjourn: Creeping control by the executive leads to 50 per cent                  vacancy in the higher Judiciary.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016).                                    Needs to protect Judiciary from executive interference in India.                  **Law and Justice-Judiciary-(India); Judges; Judiciary, Legislative and                  Executive Relations-(India).

                  MASS MEDIA

                        -FILMS

                  43. DATTA, Romita                  Dead bloggers society.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.34), 2016(22.8.2016): P.102-104.                                    Highlights the problems faced by Bangladeshi liberals for screening a                  documentary film on the fundamentalist attacks.                  **Mass Media-Films; Terrorism-(Bangladesh).

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                        -MEDIA ETHICS

                  44. PRAMOD KUMAR                  Drawing the fine line.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.40.                                    Focuses on irked over the registration of First Information Report                  against the editor of 'Outlook' for its misleading story against the                  'Rashtra Sevika Samiti, the largest women organisation in India.                  **Mass Media-Media Ethics; Journalism and Journalists.

                        -RADIO AND TELEVISION

                  45. PARTHASARATHI, Vibodh and Others                  Digitalisation on TV distribution: Affordability and availability.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.23-26.                                    Throws light on the availability of Television networks to enhance the                  range of digitisation in India.                  **Mass Media-Radio and Television; Cable Network; Digitisation.

                  MIGRATION

                        -HUMAN TRAFFICKING

                  46. DIXIT, Neha                  Sound, fury and nothing.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.32), 2016(15.8.2016): P.20-21.                                    Investigates the trafficking of 31 young tribal girls from Assam to                  Punjab and Gujarat.                  **Migration-Human Trafficking; Rashtra Sevika Samiti.

                  POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT

                        -(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)

                  47. GUPTA, Anil                  Pragmatism: An appeal to Kashmiris.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.30-31.                                    Needs to make progressive laws for growth and development in Jammu and                  Kashmir.                  **Politics and Government-(Jammu and Kashmir); Constitutional                  Development-(Jammu and Kashmir).

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                        -(UNITED STATES)

                  48. KONISKY, David M and TEODORO, Manuel P                  When Governments regulate Governments.                  AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE (UNITED STATES), V.60(No.3),                  2016(Jul, 2016): P.559-574.                                    Analyses the regulations of Governments formulated for Government                  agencies in the United States.                  **Politics and Government-(United States).

                        -CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS

                  49. ADAM S CHILTON and MILA VERSTEEG                  Do constitutional rights make a difference ?                  AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE (UNITED STATES), V.60(No.3),                  2016(Jul. 2016): P.575-589.                                    Analyses the impact of providing constitutional rights to employees on                  organisational behaviour of the Government in various countries.                  **Politics and Government-Civil and Political Rights; Constitution and                  Constitutional Law.

                        -DEMOCRACY

                  50. HERRERA, Helios and Others                  Turnout across democracies.                  AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE (UNITED STATES), V.60(No.3),                  2016(Jul, 2016): P.607-624.                                    Shows the importance of voters to in judging democracy.                  **Politics and Government-Democracy.

                        -FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT-(INDIA)

                  51. CHENGAPPA, Raj                  Modi makes a strong comeback.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.16-20; 22; 24.                                    Throws light on the achievements of Modi led National Democratic Alliancc                  Government in India.                  **Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India).

                  52. PRADHAN, Kunal                  Alliance of necessity.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.34-35.                                    Compares the performance among the Chief Ministers of various States of                  India.                  **Politics and Government-Functions of Government-(India); Chief                  Minister.

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                        -HUMAN RIGHTS

                  53. IYMON MAJID and MUDASIR AMIM                  Crime against humanity: Are individuals or the state responsible?                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.56-60.                                    Focuses on the violation of human rights by security forces in Kashmir.                  **Politics and Government-Human Rights; Army and Civil Relations-(Jammu                  and Kashmir); Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir).

                  54. PATHAK, Pramod                  Discourse correction.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.10-13.                                    Expresses concern over Human Rights violation and atrocities against                  people living in Pakistan occupied Kashmir.                  **Politics and Government-Human Rights.

                        -INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS

                  55. DEKA, Kaushik                  Shaky hand.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.32-33.                                    Analyses the efforts being made by Rahul Gandhi in reviving the Indian                  National Congress party.                  **Politics and Government-Indian National Congress.

                        -NATIONALISM

                  56. DESHPANDE, Prasanna A                  Cutural not colonial.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.8-11.                                    Discusses about mischaracterisation of 'Hindutva'and 'Nationalism' in                  India.                  **Politics and Government-Nationalism; Hiduism; National Integration.

                  57. VAIDYA, M. G                  Synchronism of confusion and prejudice.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.16-17.                                    Highlights the ideology of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh on secular and                  Hindu Nationalism in India.                  **Politics and Government-Nationalism; Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

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                        -POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

                  58. VENKATESAN, V                  Government restored.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.35-37.                                    Deals with the Supreme Court's decision to restore the dismissed Chief                  Minister Pema Khandu in Arunachal Pradesh.                  **Politics and Government-Political Development-(Arunachal Pradesh);                  President's Rule-(Arunachal Pradesh).

                        -POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(BRITAIN)

                  59. JOSHI, Rakesh                  Season of exits.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.30-35.                                    Discusses the impact of Britain's exit from European Union on India's                  economic growth.                  **Politics and Government-Political Development-(Britain); European                  Union-(Britain); Economic Growth-(India).

                  60. KHINDARIA, Brij                  Unstable equilibrium.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.28.                                    Shows the impact of European instability on India's economic growth.                  **Politics and Government-Political Development-(Britain); Economic                  Growth-(India); European Union-(Britain).

                        -POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(GUJARAT)

                  61. MISRA, R.K and GAHILOTE, Prarthna                  Blue riddle for the Shah of saffron.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.32), 2016(15.8.2016): P.26-27.                                    Highlights the impact of reservation and protests by by Scheduled Castes                  against atrocities on ruling party of Gujarat.                  **Politics and Government-Political Development-(Gujarat); Reservation                  Policy; Backward Classes; Bharatiya Janata Party; Scheduled Caste.

                        -POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)

                  62. SAWHNEY, Pravin and WAHAB, Ghazala                  New normal: Collective amnesia on Kashmir's history of discontent is                  dangerous for India.                  FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.12), 2016(Aug, 2016): P.18-23.                                    Expresses concern over spreading unrest in Kashmir.                  **Politics and Government-Political Development-(Jammu and Kashmir);                  Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashnir); History.

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                        -REGIONAL POLITICS

                  63. ZAZIA, Deepak                  Unmasking the beast.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.14-15.                                    Raises concern over the violence erupted in Gilgit and Baltistan region                  of Pakistan.                  **Politics and Government-Regional Politics.

                  PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

                        -BUREAUCRACY

                  64. NAYAR, Lola                  Too straight too fast.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.32), 2016(15.8.2016): P.28-29.                                    Comments on the attitude of the Government towards bureaucrats in the                  light of protest by officers of Indian Revenue Service observed recently                  in Mumbai.                  **Public Administration-Bureaucracy; Government Employees; Functions of                  Government-(India).

                        -CHARGES AGAINST MINISTERS

                  65. SATISAN, T                  'Sleepless nights' for a 'secular' leader.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.22.                                    Expresses concerns over consequences faced by R. Balakrishna Pillai, the                  leader of Kerala Congress (B) after delivering hate speech against                  Muslims and Christians in Kamukumcherry.                  **Public Administration-Charges against Ministers.

                        -CHIEF MINISTER-(GUJARAT)

                  66. MAHURKAR, Uday                  Predicament of Vijay Rupani.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.34), 2016(22.8.2016): P.20-22; 24.                                    Focuses on the challenges ahead of Vijay Rupani, the Chief Minister of                  Gujarat.                  **Public Administration-Chief Minister-(Gujarat); Political Development.

                        -PAY COMMISSION-(SEVENTH)

                  67. JOSHI, Rakesh                  Consumption play.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.27.                                    Analyses the reaction of Government employees after getting                  recommendations from Seventh Pay Commission.                  **Public Administration-Pay Commission-(Seventh).

15 **-Keywords

                        -SECURITY AGENCIES

                  68. GAMLIN, Jarpum                  Mayhem after mysterious death.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.36-37.                                    Stresses upon the need for interference by Central Bureau of                  Investigation in the mysterious death of Kalikho Pul, former Chief                  Minister of Arunachal Pradesh.                  **Public Administration-Security Agencies.

                        -TERRORISM-(ASSAM)

                  69. MALL, Jagdamba                  Shift in modus operandi.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.24-25.                                    Expresses concern over increasing incidents of terrorists' activities in                  Assam.                  **Public Administration-Terrorism-(Assam).

                  70. THAKURIA, N.J                  Terror revisits Kokrajhar.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.21-22.                                    Expresses concern over recent terrorists' attack in Kokrajhar district of                  Assam.                  **Public Administration-Terrorism-(Assam).

                        -TERRORISM-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)

                  71. BUKHARI, Shujaat                  Wrath of Kashmir.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.4-6,8,10,11-12.                                    Expresses concern over unrest in Jammu and Kashmir.                  **Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir).

                  72. ZAZIA, Deepak                  Helpless Hindus.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.32-33.                                    Highlights the plight of Kashmiri Pandits after elimination of terrorist                  Burhan Muzaffar Wani in Kashmir.                  **Public Administration-Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir); Law and Order.

                        -VIOLENCE AND DISORDER

                  73. KHAWAS, Babika                  Maoist movement: Class-culture entanglement and beyond.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.67; 69.                                    Discusses the problems related to Maoist movement in India and Nepal.                  **Public Administration-Violence and Disorder.

16 **-Keywords

                        -VIOLENCE AND DISORDER-(JAMMU AND KASHMIR)

                  74. FAYAZ BUKHARI                  Give them hope.                  FORCE (NOIDA), V.13(No.12), 2016(Aug, 2016): P.26-27.                                    Expresses concern over growing crisis in Kashmir after killing of Hizbul                  Mujahideen commander Burhan Muzaffar Wani.                  **Public Administration-Violence and Disorder-(Jammu and Kashmir).

                  PUBLIC HEALTH

                  75. PANDEY, Kundan                  Decoding zoonosea.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.44-45.                                    Examines the preparedness of health care system to fight against deadly                  diseases in the world.                  **Public Health.

                        -SMOKING

                  76. JISHNU, Latha                  Big tobacco is stubbed out.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.58.                                    Debates over formulating anti-smoking regulations for the welfare of                  public health in India.                  **Public Health-Smoking;Tobacco.

                  RELIGION

                        -CHURCH

                  77. SATISAN, T                  Nun faces the holywrath.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.34.                                    Expresses concern over mental torture faced by sister Mary Sebastian for                  disclosing financial irregularities in the Catholic Church of Kerala.                  **Religion-Church; Missionaries; Women.

                        -RELIGION AND POLITICS

                  78. ZAZIA, Deepak                  Terrorising the devotees.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.9), 2016(28.8.2016): P.16-17.                                    Criticises terrorists' attack on the pilgrims of Shri Buddha Amarnath                  Shiv temple in Jammu and Kashmir.                  **Religion-Religion and Politics; Terrorism-(Jammu and Kashmir).

17 **-Keywords

                        -RELIGIOUS FAITH

                  79. DOGRA, Ram Krishan Singh                  Hindu culture: A shield for minorities.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.18-20.                                    Applauds the Hindu-Muslims unity on participating in inter-religious and                  cultural celebrations in India.                  **Religion-Religious Faith; Hinduism; Minorities; National Integration.

                  RURAL DEVELOPMENT

                  80. GANESAN, Rajeshwari                  Hot cake.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.20-21.                                    Focuses on environmental issues related to rural development.                  **Rural Development; Animal Husbandry.

                        -RURAL ELECTRIFICATION

                  81. KUMARANKANDATH, Aruna and Others                  Current Distress.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.28-34.                                    Deals with Power Sector reforms especially in rural areas of India.                  **Rural Development-Rural Electrification.

                  SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

                  82. KALSHIAN, Rakesh                  Twin sword of technology.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.50.                                    Discusses the role of technology in tackling the problem of climate                  change.                  **Science and Technology; Global Warming.

                  SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING

                        -CASTE CONFLICTS

                  83. BISWAS, A.K                  Chandal's rage.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.30.                                    Expresses concern over suffering of untouchables, Chandals Community of                  West Bengal.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Caste Conflicts.

18 **-Keywords

                  84. KATAKAM, Anupama                  Torture and backlash.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.117-121.                                    Expresses concern over recent beating of four youths by "cow protectors"                  in Una for skinning a carcass.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Caste Conflicts; Scheduled Caste; Cow                  Slaughter.

                  85. SATISH, G. T                  Bolder by the day.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.122-123.                                    Expresses concern over recent attack on Dalits by hoodlums in a Karnataka                  village for killing a cow.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Caste Conflicts; Scheduled Caste; Cruelty to                  Animals; Religion and Society.

                  86. SHAH, Ghanshyam                  Caste in the hindutva tab.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016).                                    Focuses on the Patidar and Dalit agitations in Bharatiya Janata                  Party-ruled Gujarat.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Caste Conflicts; Reservation Policy;                  Scheduled Caste.

                        -CHILD LABOUR

                  87. GANOTRA, Komal                  Flawed child labour: Law amendment.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.19-21.                                    Needs for progressive legislation for protecting child labour in India.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Child Labour; Child Welfare; Constitutional                  Amendments.

                        -CRIME AGANIST WOMEN

                  88. AZAD, Nishant Kumar                  Neither hope, nor answer.                  ORGANISER (NEW DELHI), V.68(No.8), 2016(21.8.2016): P.23-25.                                    Criticises the gang rape and increasing incidents of crime against women                  in Uttar Pradesh.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Crime aganist Women; Social Condition; Law                  and Order-(Uttar Pradesh).

19 **-Keywords

                        -SCHEDULED CASTES

                  89. SITARAM KUMBHAR                  Everyday Dalit experiences of living and the denials.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.13-15.                                    Expresses concern over social segregation of Scheduled Castes in everyday                  life.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Castes; Caste System.

                        -SCHEDULED TRIBEL

                  90.                  Tribal Development: The MAHA initiatives!                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.34), 2016(22.8.2016): P.96-97.                                    Highlights the various strategies being conceptualised by the State                  Government for socio-economic development of the tribal brethren of                  Maharashtra.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Scheduled Tribel.

                        -WOMEN

                  91. SINHA, Dipa and Others                  Realising universal maternity entitlements: Lessons from Indira Gandhi                  Matritva Sahyog Yojana.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.49-55.                                    Discusses to provide special protection to women during the vulnerable                  period of maternity in the context of implementing ' Indira Gandhi                  Matritva Sahyog Yojana'.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Women.

                        -WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT

                  92. BAPNA, Niharika                  Draft National Policy for Women, 2016: Repeating old themes.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.35), 2016(27.8.2016):                  P.22-25.                                    Explains the objectives of Draft National Policy for Women, 2016.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Women and Development.

                        -WOMEN-CRIME AGAINST WOMEN

                  93. BUTALIA, Urvashi                  Let's talk about rape.                  INDIA TODAY (NEW DELHI), V.41(No.35), 2016(29.8.2016): P.10.                                    Emphasises the need to empower women so that crime against them could be                  finished.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Women-Crime against Women.

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                        -WOMEN-SOCIAL CONDITION

                  94. KULKARNI, Dipti                  No social change sans dialogue: Case of Shani Shingnapur.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.34-35; 38-39.                                    Emphasises the need to strengthen social power of the women in society in                  the context of protests around the entry of women into the inner sancturn                  of the Shani temple in Shingnapur, Maharashtra.                  **Social Policy and Planning-Women-Social Condition.

                  SPORTS

                        -OLYMPIC GAMES

                  95. PRAGYA SINGH                  Suns of this soil:                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.36-41.                                    Applauds the Bronze winner Sakshi Malik for Wrestling in Rio Olympic                  Games and also focuses on problems faced by Haryana's sports women to                  achieve target.                  **Sports-Olympic Games; Wrestling; Women and Development.

                        -SPORTS POLICY-(INDIA)

                  96. ALI, Qaiser Mohammad                  Two sides of the net.                  OUTLOOK (NEW DELHI), V.56(No.34), 2016(29.8.2016): P.42-44.                                    Focuses on Government's casual approach towards sports in India.                  **Sports-Sports Policy-(India); Corrupt Practives.

                  TRANSPORT

                        -ROAD TRANSPORT

                  97. ALAI, Nagesh G                  If you care, you share.                  BUSINESS INDIA (MUMBAI), No.999, 2016(17.7.2016): P.61.                                    Discusses about the new urban phenomena of share economy in the context                  of using Uber taxis in India.                  **Transport-Road Transport.

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                  URBAN DEVELOPMENT

                        -HOUSING

                  98. CHATTOPADHYAY, Suhrid Sankar                  Shock to the Syndicate mafia.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.38-40.                                    Exposes the Syndicate mafia operating in real estate sector in West                  Bengal.                  **Urban Development-Housing; Crime and Criminals; Property; Trinamool                  Congress.

                  WATER MANAGEMENT

                  99. CHAKRAVARTY, Arpita                  Parched hills.                  DOWN TO EARTH (NEW DELHI), V.25(No.6), 2016(15.8.2016): P.22-24.                                    Focuses on the water crisis in Uttarakhand.                  **Water Management.

                        -DAMS

                  100. VOMBATKERE, S.G                  Relentless crusade.                  FRONTLINE (CHENNAI), V.33(No.16), 2016(19.8.2016): P.100-103.                                    Expresses concern over agitations by Adivasis and other rural families                  against construction of dams and canals on Narmada river.                  **Water Management-Dams; Rehabiliation Policy.

                        -IRRIGATION SYSTEM

                  101. DINESH KUMAR, M and Others                  Rejuvenating tanks in Telangana.                  ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY (MUMBAI), V.51(No.34), 2016(20.8.2016):                  P.30-34.                                    Throws light on Telangana's project "Mission Kakatiya" to rejuvenate                  water tanks in the State by 2020.                  **Water Management-Irrigation System.