India in twenty first century: The new paradigms ahead / Virendra Singh Yadav.

1. Globalisation and urban Indian women
2. Affirmation of undying African Values: A study of wole Soyinka's The interpreters
3. From muteness to voice: Dalit writing- writing with a difference
4. Natural Hazards management in South Asia
5. Conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity A concept of ecosystem management in India
6. Globalization: with special reference to poverty & inequality in India
7. Advancement in music therapy- A real need of the time
8. Different facets of quality of life among the populace of mounting India in 21st century-
9. Rural development through NREGA : A critical analysis
10. Sustainable development : Some issues and measures
11. Role of space technology in disaster monitoring and management
12. Role of traditional media for communication in rural development
13. Disaster management: Natural disaster Vs Human management
14. Domestic violence against women in India: An overview
15. 21st Century and information technology in education
16. Psychosocial factors in terrorism
17. Corruption in India : Causes & combat
18. Assessing awareness level of HIV/ AIDS a community people in Bihar: A study of Urban slum population in Patna
19. Policy perspectives on empowerment of women in the new millennium
20. Politics of climate change: Indian perspective
21. Women empowerment and violence against women
22. Rural development: An innovative touch
23. Globalisation and cultural identity: Challenges of the 21st century
24. Information technology and human development in India
25. Exposure of physical education in past and present
26. Shashi Deshpande's The dark holds no terrore: A thematic study
27. Transactional analysis, war and violence in 21st century
28. The representation of contemporary India in Aravind Adiga's The white Tiger
29. India in 21st century: Nuclear mess and matrix
30. Panchayati Raj institutions and women empowerment
31. A feminist discourse in the novels of Indian english women
32. Child labour: Issue and the myths
33. Women empowerment through Panchayati raj system with special reference to Karnataka and Orissa
34. Environmental education: Need and initiatives
35. Empowerment of rural women through self entrepreneurship in 21st century
36. Existential Dilemma in Anita Desai's where shall I go this summer?
37. Indian fashion industry in the new millennium challenges & opportunities
38. Emerging trends in agricultural extension: Kissan Bazaar and Kisan call center
39. The theme of adjustment and discord in Manju kapur's Difficult Daughters
40. Global depression * Indian economy
41. Panchayats: Empowering women and strengthening 21st century India
42. Existential problems of feminism in the novels of Anita Desai's Cry, the peacock and voices in the city
43. Economic and social instability: Major challenges in the 21st century
44. Impact of recession on Indian economy
45. Empowering women in India: Changing Horizons
46. A.K. Ramanujan: An analysis from the postmodernist perspectives
47. Women are the recurrent figures: An overview of Tagore's plays
48. A computational assessment: An implications of artificial neural network
49. A study of husband wife relationship in R.K. Narayan's : The guide
50. Strategy of revitalizing agriculture sector challenges and opportunities
51. Sighs and sobs in Khuswant Singh's Delhi
52. Role of teacher in imparting environmental education
53. Technology emerging in teacher education
54. Emergence of new woman in recent Indian English fiction
55. Anasakti and perceived stress
56. Shobha De as the precursor of the 21st century Indian Womanhood
57. The quest for freedom: the myth and reality in Khushwant Singh's I Shall not hear the nightingale
58. The Dalit-A caste identity
59. Gender equality and search for equal status in Tehmina's My Feudal Lord
60. 21st century education, technology and the role of distance education
61. Global climate change
62. Illiteracy- At its Brim

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