Contemporary India
Devotion to a Goddess in contemporary India
... This paper deals with one such divinised individual in contemporary India. Her name is Mata Amritanandamayi, which, according to her biography, means Mother of Immortal Bliss. She is popularly known as ...
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CONTEMPORARY INDIA IN ADIGA’S THE WHITE TIGER
... India was ruled by outsiders for about a thousand years the reason of which, according to the novelist, lies in the servile nature and slave mentality of Indian masses. That is why people here worship gods who ...
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Divya Vaid. Uneven Odds: Social Mobility in Contemporary India
... gap. India appears more stable, less fluid, and seems to have higher degrees of “stickiness” than Britain, France, Poland or Ireland (for which data are ...in India than in other countries, because even ...
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Surinder S. Jodhka, Caste in Contemporary India
... Although to all appearances provocative, this is the question that might come to mind when browsing through Surinder Jodhka’s latest publication, Caste in Contemporary India. Hugo Gorringe (2014), in his ...
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Ethnographies of Schooling in Contemporary India by Meenakshi Thapan (editor)
... In Chapter I, Anuradha Sharma discusses the theme Ethnographies of Schooling in Contemporary, focusing on a survey carried out at the Pratyantarschool. The author used Butler (1990), Davies (2004) and Marcus ...
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Relighting the fire : visualizing the lesbian in contemporary India
... While the conclusion to the film seems cautiously optimistic, reviewing the film in the light of the Delhi rape case of December 2012 and subsequent events, we are reminded that even today, women’s independence is ...
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Making Space for Capital: The Production of Global Landscapes in Contemporary India
... projects that have been implemented, numbers of square feet that are being developed, tenants that are looking to take space. No one really has that.” Basic statistical information about completed and proposed real ...
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EDUCATION FOR MORAL VALUES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA: APPROACHES AND STRATEGIES
... mankind. India is one of the very few countries having the longest history of unbroken continuity of culture, tradition and ...modern India, the ways and means of living and thinking along with the precious ...
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Socio-Economic Issues of Women in Contemporary India
... 4. Economic empowerment – In India it literally means to get rid of financial dependence from their male counterparts. This economic subjugation leads to social subjugation. 5. Legal Empowerment –it speaks of a ...
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Neoliberalism, postcolonialism and hetero sovereignties: emergent sexual formations in contemporary India
... cites contemporary lesbian and gay movements in the US that employ the language of citizenship and equal rights to gain equality- if not sameness- with the heterosexed majority as one instance of what she terms a ...
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MUSLIM WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA: CHANGING FAMILIES STRUCTURE AND GENDER ROLES
... The distressing picture of men-woman relations in contemporary Muslim societies, which contradicts the teaching of Islam, is a concrete fact that cannot be denied. However, another positive fact that exists side ...
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Historiography of Scheduled Castes in Contemporary India with special reference to Punjab
... dalit women of India. The said work is an outcome of seminars held in which paper are presented by different authors regarding the problems of women in general and to their actual life situation. The problems of ...
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The Political Theology of Violence in Contemporary India
... connected with the growth of Hindu nationalist sentiments. Of these organizations, the Shiv Sena in Western India is undoubtedly the most violent, plebeian and visible. This organization has the tiger as its ...
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Contemporary Muslim girlhoods in Assam : questions of recognition and redistribution in education
... of India directed the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to conduct a second test, wherein it imposed a strict dress code, banning examinees from sporting jewellery, head scarves or veils, shoes, watches, ...
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A Contemplation on ‘Sultana’s Dream
... Sultana’s Dream is a piece written by the most prolific Muslim woman intellectual Begum Rokeya Shekhawat, published in the Ladies Magazine in 1905, from Madras. She spoke against patriarchy in Muslim community. Her ...
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A Study of Caste System, Family Life and Values In Ancient India
... in contemporary India, many functional extensions of the traditional joint family have been retained (Nandan and Eames 1980), and the nuclear family is strongly embedded in the extended kinship ...
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Features of transformation and synthesis of national art of India in contemporary design
... of India; connection of natural associations with the laws of color perception in Indian culture; identification of the role of mythology and ethnosemantics in the color of applied art of the Indian ...
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Biodiversity Conservation in India Within The Purview of The Biological Diversity Act, 2002: A Critical Analysis
... India, being a signatory to the UN Biodiversity Conversation, 1992 and subsequent International meets on Biodiversity conservation, decided to adopt a comprehensive law on Biodiversity. The Parliament, therefore, ...
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A Study on Modern/Contemporary History of India & Iraq
... which India sets up political relations at the international safe haven level quickly after its freedom in ...1954. India was amongst the first to perceive the Baath Party-drove government, and Iraq stayed ...
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A Contemporary on Recent Development Activities and Challenges in Logistics Sector in India
... Indian Logistics sector has come a long way from distribution management to integrated logistics management to supply chain management to e – logistics. Similarly, business logistics sector in India have advanced ...
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