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Legal deposit and bibliographical control in India / por Raju, A. A. N.

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduction 1 (5) Intellectual Output 1 (1) Legal Deposit 2 (1) Bibliographical Control 2 (1) Universal Bibliographical Control (UBC) 3 (1) National Bibliographical Control (NBC) 4 (1) Regional Bibliographical Control (RBC) 5 (1) References 5 (1) Book Publishing in India 6 (23) The beginning 6 (1) Pioneers of Indian Publishing 7 (1) Indian Languages Publications 8 (2) Number of Publishers 10 (2) Paperbacks Publishing in India 12 (1) Number of Publications 13 (1) Book Production Figures 14 (10) PRB Act, 1867 24 (2) References 26 (3) Legal Deposit in India 29 (15) Legal Deposit 29 (2) Origin of Legal Deposit in India 31 (2) South India scenario 33 (1) Legal Deposit Guidelines 33 (9) References: 42 (2) Bibliographical Control in India 44 (20) Current Bibliography 45 (2) Retrospective Bibliographies 47 (1) National Bibliography of Indian Literature 47 (1) Indian Books in Print 48 (1) All India Index to English Books in Print (AIIEBIP) 49 (1) Bibliographical Control of other types of material 50 (1) Periodical Lists 51 (1) Book Reviews 52 (1) Subject Bibliographies 52 (1) Institutional Contribution 53 (1) Indian Languages Publications 54 (2) Indian National Bibliography 56 (1) Language wise coverage of Books in INB 57 (2) Language Bibliographies of INB 59 (2) Language bibliographies in other languages 61 (1) Modernization of INB 62 (1) References 62 (2) Working of the Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867 (PRB Act, 1867) in the States of India 64 (34) Background 64 (2) Objectives 66 (1) Provisions of the Act 66 (1) Important Provisions 67 (1) Delivery of Printed Books and Newspapers 67 (1) Penalties for not delivering Books and Newspapers 67 (1) Registration of Books and Newspapers 68 (1) Working of the Act in the States of India: 69 (8) Tardy Implementation of the Act 77 (1) Working of the Act in Andhra Pradesh 78 (1) Receipt of Publications by the Office of the Registrar of Publications 79 (1) Constraints in the effective implementation of the Act 80 (1) Need For co-operation And co-ordination 81 (1) Number Of Books Received 82 (1) Book Purchase Under RRRLF Scheme 82 (9) Receipt of Publications under Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867 in South India 91 (1) Language wise receipt of Publications: 92 (4) References 96 (2) Receipt of Books Under Delivery of Books and Newspapers (Pubic Libraries) Act, 1954 98 (16) Receipt of books at the National Library 99 (1) Number of books received at the National Library 100 (2) Receipt of books by the Depository Libraries 102 (1) Language wise receipt of books by the four recipient libraries 103 (4) Language Wise Receipt of Books (Under DB Act, 1954) by the Connemara Public Library, Chennai 107 (1) State wise receipt of books by the National Library 108 (2) Language wise receipt of books by the National Library 110 (2) References 112 (2) Receipt of Books from the Southern States at the National Library Under DB Act, 1954 114 (14) Language wise receipt of Books by the National Library 115 (4) Language wise / Subject wise receipt of Books by the National Library 119 (5) Books received by Central Library, Mumbai from South India under DB Act, 1954 124 (4) Conclusions and Suggestions 128 (10) Suggestions 133 (5) Index 138…”

The citizen and judicial reforms under Indian polity /

Investment analysis and portfolio management por Ranganatham, M.

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover Preface Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Properties of Financial Assets Financial Markets Securities Market National Market International Market Domestic Segment Foreign Segment Money Market Call Market T-bill Market Inter-bank Market Certificates of Deposit Market Ready Forward Contracts (Repo) Market Commercial Paper (CP) Market Inter-Corporate Deposit Market Commercial Bill Market Capital Market Debt Market Equity Market Primary Market Secondary Market Forex Market Spot Market Derivative Market Investments Types of Investments Characteristics of Investment Objectives of Investment Types of Investors Investment vs Speculation Investment vs Gambling Speculation vs Gambling Hedging Summary Concepts Short Questions Essay Questions Chapter 2: Stock Exchanges in India The Bombay Stock Exchange The National Stock Exchange Over the Counter Exchange of India The Inter-connected Stock Exchange of India Stock Exchange Members Functions of Stock Exchange Members Broker/Dealer Market Makers Agency Brokers Stock Indices Computation of Index Secondary Market Secondary Market Trading Trading Limits Value at Risk Margin Additional Volatillity Margin Mark to Market Margin Special Ad hoc Margin Special Margin Gross Exposure Margin Mark to Market Margin Additional Volatillity Margin Special Ad hoc Margin (SAM) Special Margin Ad hoc Margin Opportunities Available for Foreign Investors Investment through Stock Exchanges Summary Concepts Short Questions Essay Questions Appendix 1 Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV Chapter 3: Stock Market Regulation Securities Exchange Board of India Powers and Functions of SEBI. …”

The end of poverty : how we can make it happen in our lifetime por Sachs, Jeffrey