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This book will be a supplement to the reader¿s basic knowledge in computers. It is enlightenment for the beginners on Hardware Parts, Operating Systems (Windows 95,98,2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 & MAC OS X) and the processes involved in them during installation. It also gives training to reader on online transactions like booking tickets, recharging mobile, shopping. The readers can earily do money transactions with the help of money transfer apps. It makes the readers to use Whatsapp on web. On the whole the authors provide the readers of this book an insight about Information Technology.

Excessive use of chemical products has caused some negative effects such as pesticide resistance, the emergence of new pests, side effects on natural enemies and environmental contamination. For these reasons, the search for alternative and environmentally ¿¿friendly¿ methods of pest control are encouraged. One such alternative is the use of the bioactive compounds, that are effective against target organisms and have shorter persistence in ecosystems. Plant extracts possess toxic compounds such as oviposition deterrents, repellents, antifeedants and also IGR effects on their target pests. Botanicals have plant secondary metabolites, thus offer an attractive and favorable alternative for pest management. There are lots of phytochemicals found in various native and toxic plants, but there are limited research works on the isolation, purification, and mode of actions. Even a single phytochemical at different concentrations expresses many physiological interruptions against the target pests Phytochemicals are safe to natural enemies, human being and environments. Hence, it is important to know the list of phytochemicals found in native plants that can be used in pest management.

Birsa millenarian movement in both its political and religion aspects against the background of the disintegrating tribal socio-economic system the latter half of the nineteenth century. In pursuance of the same ends Birsa envisaged, in a larger, political- religious context, a new dispensation to be established through the violent expulsion of all enemies of the tribe, and a society hermetically sealed against outside influences, puritan- cally oriented, nostalgically looking back to its golden past.Birsäs movement aimed at the total reconstruction of the tribal culture. The society of the future was to be woven out of religious warp and political woof: Birsäs religion and Raj, politico-religion ends and means were inseparable. The movement and its leadership was typical of the tribal world of the nineteenth century and cannot and should not be judged by the standards of nationalism and non-violence.

The present book entitled ¿Environmental Science¿ has been designed for B.Sc./B. Tech./BBA/MBA and M.Sc. students. With the increasing environmental consciousness and concern about our surroundings, this subject has been incorporated in the course curriculum in most of the developed and developing countries. Thus this book is written to bring about an awareness of a variety of environmental concern those arises due to the over exploitation of our natural resources causing environmental pollution. The language is simple and incorporated figures for easy understanding of the subject matters. This book consists of seven chapters and authors are hopeful that the book will provide a complete package of environmental science.

It enriches the farmers with state of the art of practical knowledge by ¿going down to the field¿ concept. Change in knowledge of crop production of the participants after attending FFS, was remarkable. At the end of FFS, farmers opined that Trichoderma application in nursery and main field was the best component have learn. They also preferred the use of bio-insecticides, botanicals, various traps and cultural practices. Regarding the economics of FFS, it was revealed that there was increase in returns and decrease in costs and the BCR was higher in the FFS farmers compared to Non-FFS farmers. The change in attitudes towards different aspects was at a satisfactory level by the FFS farmers. The findings of the success stories revealed that the attitude of the farmers towards crop production changed significantly and it benefitted him economically leading to a better livelihood. The major constrains was inadequate financial support, lack of external trainers in the release of fund and lack of delegate of authority.

A Unit Linked Insurance Plan is a financial product commonly known as ULIP that offers the dual benefits: life insurance and investment with flexibility. The policyholders retain the flexibility of investing his/her savings and converting them amongst the various types of mutual funds provided by the life insurance companies. ULIP is a multi-featured product that combines the benefits of risk sharing, insurance and investment. However, the investment in a unit linked insurance plan works like a mutual fund and does not come with guaranteed returns, unlike traditional plans, money back, whole life or endowment policies. After the arrival of ULIP maximum numbers of policies were sold out by the marketers¿ and maximum premiums were collected from the investors¿. ULIP was introduced in the market at the time season of market euphoria. During that period, the policy holders were easily used to get high returns and handsome of money because of the stock market reaching new heights every day. This led to the emergence of life insurance plan which is linked to the market returns and within no time, this plan became a huge success.

This book is full of battles. The history witnessed the battles win wars, topple thrones, and introduction of weapons, tactics, and leaders. There were wars between Devas and Asuras as well as a succession of powerful dynasties and empires with most vicious and bloodthirsty warriors who ever lived in the ancient period that are clearly visible in the Battle of Churning, Bali Maharaja, Jalandhara, Vritra, Hayagriva, reinforcing the relationship among Garuda-Naga-Asura, Battle of Mahisasura, Andhakasura, Ganesha that teach on Dasa Yoga, Ganesha Gita and unfolds the battles of black hole, and the major war that was fought by the King Sudas with 10 Kingdoms aligned called as ¿Dasarajna War¿ or the Battle of Ten Kingdoms and all the Battles of Lanka and Kurukshetra. All these battles were ensued due to the evil behaviors and misdeeds by the negative characteristics to uphold the supremacy and take revenge against the brutal rape of chaste women and made their bloody mark on the course of human history. Blood was spattered, kingdoms were destroyed, and people were slaughtered. Some of the efficient military tactics that originated in the ancient battlefields are still followed today.

Library science is an interdisciplinary field that applies the practices, perspectives, tools of management, information technology, and education to libraries. Objectives:* To develop in the student¿s potential for critical thinking particularly concerning goals of Libraries and Information Centers.* To train students for a professional career in Library and Information Services.* To train students in handling information resources (Print and non-print).* To facilitate access and provision of information sources.* To train students in using Information Technology tools and techniques in information access, service, management and archival activities.* To further the state of the art in Library and Information Science through extension, research and publication activities.This book will help researchers and scholars in the field of Library and Information Science.

Library science is an interdisciplinary field that applies the practices, perspectives, tools of management, information technology, and education to libraries. Objectives: * To develop in the student¿s potential for critical thinking particularly concerning goals of Libraries and Information Centers. * To train students for a professional career in Library and Information Services. * To train students in handling information resources (Print and non-print). * To facilitate access and provision of information sources. * To train students in using Information Technology tools and techniques in information access, service, management and archival activities. * To further the state of the art in Library and Information Science through extension, research and publication activities. This book will help researchers and scholars in the field of Library and Information Science.

While there has been considerable research regarding the role of Mobility Hubs in cities and transport networks, significant investment is required to develop these facilities. It is the correlation between investment, new users¿ attraction and revenue generation that is the key for a sustainable development of Mobility Hubs and this investment must, therefore, be correctly assessed and targeted. This study aims to develop a methodology to determine the viability of investing in Mobility Hub features, weighing the investment on different Hub features and services against expected potential benefits and revenue generation, addressing the question: Can investment in Mobility Hub features be justified and, if so, which features maximize its expected positive impact?

Indeed, China has grown largely in the recent years and has moved from a developing to emerging and heading its way to be a developed country. Moreover, Chinäs economic growth has massively increased defeating the world¿s largest economies US and UK, scoring highest investment by engaging in outward FDI. Therefore, the aim of this book is to investigate the role and impact of psychic distance on Chinese OFDI and examine whether a specific stimuli of psychic distance explains more why China invest in certain countries. There is a negative relationship between aggregate psychic distance and Chinese OFDI. Eventually, it is important to understand psychic distance from a specific context rather than universal one.

Decentralization is a global movement. Writing in 1994, William Dillinger in his paper ¿Decentralization and its Implications for Urban Service Delivery¿ noted that of the 75 countries with populations in excess of 5 million, all but 12 had embarked on some form of a transfer of authority and responsibility from the central to the lower tiers of government. There is no fresh count of countries that have taken the decentralization route, but the explosion of literature and studies and the number of countries that have enacted local government statutes and codes, would seem to suggest that decentralization has enveloped much of the world ¿ the proviso being that the pace and depth at which decentralization has occurred as well as its scope vary sharply across countries.