2005, ISBN: 9788170171713

B.R. Publishing Corporation, 1985. First edition. Hardcover. New. The book is a doctoral dissertation on Andhra Pradesh Manufacturing sector on an intensive scale. The present study, st… Mehr…

B.R. Publishing Corporation, 1985. First edition. Hardcover. New. The book is a doctoral dissertation on Andhra Pradesh Manufacturing sector on an intensive scale. The present study, starting from an overview of A.P. Economy and covering the period from 1960-1961 to 1980-1981, states that Andhra Pradesh, has been experiencing rapid Agricultural and Industrial Development in the recent years. It gives a vivid description of Andhra Pradesh’s net domestics product (NDP) and per capita NDP through a series of Tables for a period of twenty-one years, alongwith an all-India data to facilitate comparative study. The work is an empirical study of Andhra Pradesh’s industrial development, relating the trend in managerial resources to the trends in productivity. The book will serve as a boon to students, researchers and readers in Economics and Econometrics, for its valuable information and impressive comparisons with all-India growth. Contents:- Preface Foreword List of Tables 1. Introduction AP Economy: An Overview 2. Source of Data and Methodology 3. Industrial Development of AP, 1969-70 4. Productivity and Managerial Resources: Regression Analysis 5. Productivity and Related Variable – An Inter-Industry Cross Section analysis Printed Pages: 174., B.R. Publishing Corporation, 1985, Concept Publishing Company (P) Ltd., 2005. Hardcover. New. India experienced incredible changes in the electronic media after the live telecast of Gulf War in 1991. The unprecedented spiraling growth of foreign television channels provoked a debate over the consequences of viewing of such programmes on the cultural values and behaviour of the viewer, particularly children and youth. This research is an attempt in providing empirical verification for the much discussed cultural invasion. What do the young viewers learn from the Western programmes? Whether these programmes influence the attitudes of these of the youth if the watch heavily. Answers to these questions were researched through an extensive field study on college students. Some of the topics discussed in the book are: Globalization of TV in the country and the government’s reaction to the challenges posed by foreign TV, values in East and West gender differences in decoding TV messages, global insight into TV use to the youth, influence on local cultures, change in attitudes of young viewers towards family norms, social roles of Indian women, lifestyles, sex norms and music habits. The book is useful to students, professionals and researchers who are in the field of mass communication, journalism, sociology and cultural studies. Printed Pages: 165., Concept Publishing Company (P) Ltd., 2005, ABHINAV Publications. Hardcover. New. During the sixth century A.D., the two great empires-those of the Chalukyas of Badami and the Pallavas of Kanchi in the Decan and South India, respectively, have ushered in an era of vigorous temple building activity, reflecting in its mores the mingling of forms and ideals. Andhradesa which came under Chalukyan control witnessed the growth of Alampur as a great art center of seminal importance. Following the innovative trends initiated at Alampur and perhaps under the guidance of the Alampur guild, temples were raised at Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Panyam, Satyavou and Kadamarakalava. The unique feature of the architectural form is its kinship with the Nagara temple form; the temple of Dravidian style is a lone exception. This monograph, for the first time, presents an exhaustive documentation of morphological data of the temples at Alampur, Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Satyavolu, Panyam and Kadamarakalava. Analysis of architectural form and ornament has been done in a detailedmanner emphasizing the impact of the traditions of Madhyadesa, Kosala and Vidarbha in contradistinction to the centers of Karnata, i.e., Aihole and Pattadakal. Sculpture has also received close attention, emphasizing the art-form and feeling. An assessment of these structures both in time and in space has been systematically attempted in this monography. Adequate photographic illustrations illuminate the text., ABHINAV Publications<

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New Delhi, India: Abhinav Publications/Kaveri Books During the sixth century A.D., the two great empires-those of the Chalukyas of Badami and the Pallavas of Kanchi in the Decan and South… Mehr…

New Delhi, India: Abhinav Publications/Kaveri Books During the sixth century A.D., the two great empires-those of the Chalukyas of Badami and the Pallavas of Kanchi in the Decan and South India, respectively, have ushered in an era of vigorous temple building activity, reflecting in its mores the mingling of forms and ideals. Andhradesa which came under Chalukyan control witnessed the growth of Alampur as a great art center of seminal importance. Following the innovative trends initiated at Alampur and perhaps under the guidance of the Alampur guild, temples were raised at Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Panyam, Satyavou and Kadamarakalava. The unique feature of the architectural form is its kinship with the Nagara temple form; the temple of Dravidian style is a lone exception. This monograph, for the first time, presents an exhaustive documentation of morphological data of the temples at Alampur, Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Satyavolu, Panyam and Kadamarakalava. Analysis of architectural form and ornament has been done in a detailedmanner emphasizing the impact of the traditions of Madhyadesa, Kosala and Vidarbha in contradistinction to the centers of Karnata, i.e., Aihole and Pattadakal. Sculpture has also received close attention, emphasizing the art-form and feeling. An assessment of these structures both in time and in space has been systematically attempted in this monography. Adequate photographic illustrations illuminate the text. Printed Pages: 124.. First Edition. Hardcover. New/New., Abhinav Publications/Kaveri Books<

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ABHINAV Publications. Hardcover. New. During the sixth century A.D., the two great empires-those of the Chalukyas of Badami and the Pallavas of Kanchi in the Decan and South India, resp… Mehr…

ABHINAV Publications. Hardcover. New. During the sixth century A.D., the two great empires-those of the Chalukyas of Badami and the Pallavas of Kanchi in the Decan and South India, respectively, have ushered in an era of vigorous temple building activity, reflecting in its mores the mingling of forms and ideals. Andhradesa which came under Chalukyan control witnessed the growth of Alampur as a great art center of seminal importance. Following the innovative trends initiated at Alampur and perhaps under the guidance of the Alampur guild, temples were raised at Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Panyam, Satyavou and Kadamarakalava. The unique feature of the architectural form is its kinship with the Nagara temple form; the temple of Dravidian style is a lone exception. This monograph, for the first time, presents an exhaustive documentation of morphological data of the temples at Alampur, Kudaveli, Mahanandi, Satyavolu, Panyam and Kadamarakalava. Analysis of architectural form and ornament has been done in a detailedmanner emphasizing the impact of the traditions of Madhyadesa, Kosala and Vidarbha in contradistinction to the centers of Karnata, i.e., Aihole and Pattadakal. Sculpture has also received close attention, emphasizing the art-form and feeling. An assessment of these structures both in time and in space has been systematically attempted in this monography. Adequate photographic illustrations illuminate the text., ABHINAV Publications<

ISBN: 9788170171713

Delhi, India: Abhinav Publication. Hardcover. New., Abhinav Publication