Tuesday, 4 December 2012

Duplicate Books

The CWDS Library is offering the following extra copies of books/Monographs related to the women to the interested libraries on the first come first basis. Please contact on the following Phone No: 91-11-32226931/E-mail: cwdslib@vsnl.net for further details.
List Of Duplicate Books (S. No. 76-136)


76.    
Nayyar, Rohini

Estimating district income in India/by Rohini Nayyar, Meenakshi Rajeev and Vinod Vyasulu.
New Delhi: MacMillan
2003
xix, 138p
77.    
India. Lok Sabha Secretariat

Constituent Assembly debates: official report
New Delhi: The Secretariate
1999
913p
78.    
N.R. Madhava Menon and Padma Seth (ed)
Gender justice reporter
 - An Annual Publication Reporting Developments in Law Concerning Status of Women, Vol.1, Jan.1995
New Delhi: Centre for Women and Law
1995
103p.
79.    
Kapur, Ratna

Subversive sites: feminist engagements with law in India/by Ratna Kapur and Brenda Cossman.
New Delhi: Sage
1996
352p
80.    
Majlis: A Legal and Cultural Centre

Judgement call: an insight into muslim women's right to maintenance/by Flavia Agnes.
Mumbai: Majlis
2001
105p
81.    
Mediratta, Surinder

Handbook of law, women, and employment: policies, issues, legislation, and case law.
New Delhi: Oxford Univesity Press
2009
xxv, 238p
82.    
Multiple Action Research Group
Our Laws.: Rape
New Delhi: The Group
1992
32p
83.    
Sachidananda

Womens rights: myth and reality /by Sachidananda and Ramesh P Sinha.
Jaipur: Printwell
1984
vi, 126p
84.    
Shamsuddin Shams (ed.)
Women, law and social change
New Delhi: Ashish
1991
xxi, 350p
85. 
 A. R.Desai (ed)
Womens liberation and politics of religious personal laws in India
Bombay: A R Desai
1986
ix, 100p
86. 
Women's Research and Action Group
Women, law and customary practices
Mumbai: Women's Research and Action Group
1997
95p.
87. 
Women's Research and Action Group

Muslim women's views on personal laws:the influence of socio-economic factors/by Vahida Nainar.
Bombay: The Group 
2000
56p.

88. 
United Nations Development Fund for Women
Violence, law and women's rights in South Asia/ed. by Savitri Goonesekere
New Delhi: Sage
2004
352p
89. 






Lawyers Collective Women's Rights Initiative

Staying alive: third monitoring and evaluation report 2009 on the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
New Delhi: The Organisation
2009.
xii, 213p
90. 
Dhagamwar, Vasudha

Women and divorce: an attempt to test awareness of law amongst women and to determine the role played by our education system in this area.
Bombay: Somaiya
1987
xiii, 132p
91. 
Dhagamwar, Vasudha

Towards the uniform civil code.
Bombay: N.M.Tripathi
1989
166p
92. 
India. Ministry of Panchayati Raj

Study on elected women representative in panchayati raj institutions: based on a nationwide survey by ACNielsen ORG-MARG
New Delhi: The Ministry
2008
xiii, 161p
93. 
Ramesh, Asha

33 1/3 percent reservation towards political empowerment/by Asha Ramesh and Bharti Ali.
Bangalore: Books for Change
2001
xvi, 88p
94. 
Sakhuja, Swarn Lata

The medical and health care of women: a sociological study of rural and tribal hilly areas in Uttaranchal Pradesh
New Delhi: Gyan
2008
223p
95. 
Monica Das Gupta, Lincoln C. Chen and T.N. Krishnan (ed)
Health, poverty and development in India
Delhi: Oxford
University Press
1996
viii, 369p
96. 
Lakshmi Lingam (ed)
Understanding women's health issues: a reader
New Delhi: Kali for Women
1998
xi, 228p
97. 
World Health Organization

Women of South-East Asia: a health profile
New Delhi: The Organisation
2000.
313p
98. 
Nayar, Usha

The unborn daughters of Delhi.
New Delhi: Women Press
2006
xix, 363p
99. 
Michael A. Koenig (ed)
Reproductive health in India: new evidence
Jaipur: Rawat
2008
383p
100. 
World Bank

Sparing lives: better reproductive health for poor women in South Asia/by Meera Chatterjee
New Delhi: MacMillan
2008
xviii, 266p
101. 
International Center for Research on Women

Innovative, women-initiated community level: response to domestic violence/by Anuradha Rajan and Nandita Bhatla
A study of Nari Adalat, Baroda and Mahila Panch, Rajkot /by Mahila Samakhya, Gujarat.
New Delhi: The Centre
2002
114p.
102. 
Merry, Sally Engle
 Human rights and gender violence: translating international law into local justice
New Delhi: Oxford University Press
2009

ix, 269p
103. 
Omvedt, Gail

Violence against women: new movements and new theories in India.
New Delhi: Kali for women
1990
42p
104. 
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Speaking tree, women speak Asia-Pacific public hearing on crimes against women related to the violence of development.
Bangalore: Vimochana
1995
137p
105. 
Chhaya Datar
The struggle against violence
Calcutta: Stree
1993
198p
106. 
Madhu D. Joshi
Women and children in prostitution: human rights perspectives (Report of National Workshop)
New Delhi: Uppal
1997
viii, 134p
107. 
United Nations Development Fund for Women

Enable: creating enabling environment for rehabilitation of survivors of trafficking/by Achal Bhagat
New Delhi: The Fund
2006
vii, 100p.

108. 
United Nations Development Fund for Women
Outgrowing the pain: individual psychological intervention for survivors of trafficking/by Achal Bhagat.
New Delhi: The Fund

2006
vii, 142p
109. 
Naik, J P

Equality, quality and quantity: the elusive triangle in Indian education
 New Delhi: Allied
1975.
142p
110. 
National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
Education for all by 2000: Indian perspective.

New Delhi: The Institute
1990
107p
111. 
Education Commission
Education and national development report

New Delhi: National Council of Educational Research and Training
1986
xxxiv, 992p
1112. 
India. Ministry of Human Resource Development. Department of Education. CABE Committee on Policy
Report.-
Chaired by Shri N.Janardhana Reddy



New Delhi: The Ministry
1992
viii, 86p.
113. 
A.B.Shah (ed)
The social context of education: essays in the honour of Professor J.P.Naik
1978
1978
xxii, 276p
114. 
India. Ministry of Education
Challenge of education -a policy perspective: appendices.
New Delhi
1985
117p.
115. 
National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
Elementary education in India: where do we stand - State report card 2005/by Arun C. Mehta

New Delhi: The Institute
2006

xxi, 59p.
116. 
National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
Elementary education in India: where do we stand ? - State report cards 2004/by Arun C. Mehta. 
New Delhi: The Institute
2005
xxi, 25p
117. 
National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
Elementary education in India: progress towards UEE - Analytical report 2004-05/by Arun C. Mehta.
New Delhi: The Institute
2006
373p
118. 
National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
Elementary education in India: where do we stand? - District report cards 2004/by Arun C. Mehta.
 2 vols.
New Delhi: The Institute
2005
262p.;
538p.
119. 
National University of Educational Planning and Administration
Elementary education in India: progress towards UEE - analytical report 2006-07/by Arun C. Mehta. 
New Delhi: The University
2008
xxxii, 185p
120. 
Institute of Human Rights Education
Human rights education: child rights - students module - Part II /by I. Devasahayam.
Madurai: The Institute

2004
xi, 109p
121. 
National Council of Educational Research and Training
National curriculum framework 2005. 

New Delhi: The Council
2005
xvii, 140p
122. 
Bhandari, R K

Educational development of women in India.
New Delhi: Ministry of Education and Culture
1982
ii, 109p
123. 
Nair, P.V. Bhaskaran

Returns of higher education of women in India: project report.
Thrissur: University of Calicut
2000
125p
124. 
Solomon, Barbara Miller

In the company of educated women: a history of women and higher education in America.
New Delhi: Asian Books
1990
298p.
125. 
Subhash Bhatnagar and Robert Schware (ed)
Information and communication technology in development: cases from India
New Delhi: Sage
2000
230p.
126. 
Verghese, Jamila

Her gold and her body
Ghaziabad: Vikas
1980
xi, 228p
127. 
Fisch, Jorg

Immolating women: a global history of widow-burning from ancient times to the present.
Delhi: Permanent Black
2005
x, 610p
128. 
Major, Andrea

Pious flames: European encounters with Sati 1500-1830
New Delhi: Oxford University Press
2006
x, 258p
129. 
Population Council

Looking back, looking forward: a profile of sexual and reproductive health in India/ed. by Shireen J. Jejeebhoy
Jaipur: Rawat
2004
xvi, 240p
130. 
Roy, Debal K. Singha

Women, new technology and development: changing relations in rural India
New Delhi: Manohar
1995
223p
131. 
Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India

Status of infant and young child feeding in 49 districts (98 blocks) of India 2003: a national report of the quantitative study/by Arun Gupta and Y.P. Gupta.
New Delhi: The Network.

2004
29p.

132. 
Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India

Status of infant and young child feeding in 49 districts (98 blocks) of India 2003: a national report of the quantitative study/by Arun Gupta and Y.P. Gupta.
New Delhi: The Network
2004.
29p.
133. 
Centre for Women's Development Studies

A pathmaker: tributes to Vina Mazumdar/ed. by Lotika Sarkar, Kumud Sharma and Leela Kasturi.
New Delhi: Rainbow
2002
 72p
134. 
Aparna Basu.
The pathfinder Dr.Muthulakshmi Reddi 
New Delhi: All India Women's Conference
----
143p
135. 
N.N. Vohra and Sabyasachi Bhattacharya (ed)
Looking back: India in the twentieth century. 
New Delhi: National Book Trust
2001
368p

Friday, 30 November 2012

Duplicate Books


The CWDS Library is offering the following extra copies of books/Monographs related to the women to the interested libraries on the first come first basis. Please contact on the following Phone No: 91-11-32226931/E-mail: cwdslib@vsnl.net for further details.

List of Duplicate Indian Books (S. No. 51-75)

51.
Ashraf, M S

Infant mortality in rural India: a diagnostic study.
Lucknow: Print House
1990
177p

52.
India. Ministry of Home Affairs. National Crime Records Bureau
Crime in India. 1999


New Delhi: The Ministry
2001
432p
53.
Roy, Anupama

Gendered citizenship: historical and conceptual explorations
New Delhi: Orient Longman
2005
vii, 291p
54.
India. Plannning Commission

Eighth five year plan 1992-97
New Delhi: The Commission
1992
480 p
55.
India. Planning Commission

Sixth five year plan 1980-85: a framework.- New Delhi
The Commission
----
38p
56.
Wada Na Todo Abhiyan

Approaching equity: civil society inputs for the approach paper - 12th Five Year Plan
New Delhi: The Organisation
2011
243p
57.
United Nations Development Programme

Human develompent report 2001: making new technologies work for human development.-
 Highlights and verbatim extracts of Statement of India
New Delhi: The Programme
2001
38p.
58.
United Nations Development Programme
Human Development Report.- 2002-deeping democracy in gragemented world
New Delhi: Oxford University Press
2002
277p
59.
United Nations Development Programme

Human Development Report. 2003 - millennium development goals: a compact among nations to end human poverty.
New Delhi: Oxford University Press
2003
367p
60.
Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability

How did the UPA spend our money? An assessment of expenditure priorities and resource mobilization efforts of the UPA Government
New Delhi: The Centre
2009
108p
61.
Punjab. Department of Planning
Human Development Report 2004: Punjab
Chandigarh: The Department
2004
238p
62.
Kerala. State Planning Board
Kerala Human Development Report 2005.
Thiruvanthapuram: The Board
2006
xxiv, 199p.
63.
Basu, Sujoya

Gender stereotypes in corporate India: a glimpse.
New Delhi: Response
2008
xvi, 219p
64.
India. Ministry of Labour and Employment. Labour Bureau
Women in Employment.

New Delhi: The Bureau
1964.
146p
65.
Singh, Vinita

Women domestics: workers within households
Jaipur: Rawat

2007
205p
66.
Sujata Gothoskar (ed.)
Struggle of women at work

New Delhi: Vikas
1992
xix, 199p
67.
Jessie Tellis-Nayak and Selena Costa-Pinto (ed)
Towards self-reliance income generation for women.
Indore: Devine World
1979
vi, 101p
68.
Wadhera, Kiron

The new bread winners (a study on the situation of young working women)
New Delhi: Vishwa Yuvak Kendra
1976
xi, 377p
69.
Centre for Women's Research

Graduate employment in Sri Lanka in the 1990s/by Swarna Jayaweera and Thana Sanmugam.
Colombo: The Centre
2002
124p
70.
Pandey, Rajendra

Breast feeding and the working women in India
Allahabad: Chug
1990
vii, 352p
71.
Christabell, P J

Women empowerment through capacity building: the role of microfinance
New Delhi: Concept
2009
263p
72.
Committee for Gender Equality in Land Devolution in Tenurial Law

Report.
Chaired by Bina Agarwal. Submitted to the Ministry of Rural Area and Emplolyment. Department of Rural Development
New Delhi: Ministry of Rural Area and Employment
1998
70p
73.
India. Ministry of Environment and Forests

National conservation strategy and policy statement on environment and development
New Delhi: The Ministry
1992.
32p
74.
Nongbri, Tiplut

Gender, matriliny, and entrepreneurship: the Khasis of North-East India
New Delhi: Zubaan
2008
xiv, 207p
75.
Padhi, Sakti

Land relations and agrarian development in India: a comparative historical study of regional variations
Thiruvananthapuram: Centre for Development Studies
1999
xxiii, 335p

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

Call for Proposals


The UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women is accepting applications for its 17th grant cycle (2012) from government authorities at the national and local levels, civil society organizations and networks — including non-governmental, women’s and community-based organizations and coalitions and operational research institutions — and UN Country Teams in partnership with governments and civil society organizations.

The 2012 UN Trust Fund Call invites proposals in the following areas of action:

  • Closing the Gap on the Implementation of National and Local Laws, Policies and Action Plans that Address Violence against Women

  • Addressing Violence against Adolescent and Young Girls

Applicants are invited to submit grant proposals for a minimum of US$100,000 up to a maximum of US$1 million for a period of two to three years. The complete Call for Proposals detailing criteria, eligibility requirements and application guidelines is available at http://grants.unwomen.org/. All applications must be submitted online. 

The application deadline is 21 January 2013.