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2006. Hardcover. New. About The Author:- The Editors S.C. Bhatt, had been a writer and journalist with long years of experience as head of important departments in the government. He he… Mehr…

2006. Hardcover. New. About The Author:- The Editors S.C. Bhatt, had been a writer and journalist with long years of experience as head of important departments in the government. He headed the News Services Division of All India Radio, Publications Division, Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP) and Research and Reference Division. In the last mentioned department it was his responsibility to produce papers and writeups on matters of importance to the government and the public. Under his supervision the ""INDIAA Reference Annual"" was produced, both from the Research as well as Reference division. Gopal Bhargava, a prolific writer and author of several books, was a senior official in Town and Country Planning Organization, Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India. First educated at Mayo College Ajmer, and a Post -graduate in Economics from Lucknow University, he is a regular contributor to leading newspapers and academic journals. So far, he has published a good number of papers and articles on various issues, concerning urban development, which is his forte. The map given on the back cover jacket is only illustrative and not true to scale. Contents:- Contents: List of Tables 11: Preface 13: Introduction 15: 1. History 17-28: In Sumerian Times - 2200 BC; The Early Vedic Periodic - 1000 - 500: BC; Aryan Conquest - 200 BC; Dynasties Controlling Goa - 1st: century BC to 1500 AD; The Portuguese conquest of Goa; The: Velhas Conquistas; Christinization of the Velhas Conquistas;: Empire in Decline; The Novas Conquistas; Decline of Portuguese: power.: 2. Physical Aspects 29-32: Location; Area; Climate; Physical Features; Rivers; Forests.: 3. Population 33-45: Data Relevant to Population; Social Structure.: 4. Scheduled Caste 47-49: Need for Emancipation of Dalits.: 5. Scheduled Tribe 51-54: World of Tribal Communities; Tribal Development and Social: Scientists.: 6. Other Backward Classes 55-57: Reservation Policy and Backward Castes; The Depressed Classes: Vis-a-vis Backward Castes.: 7. Government and Politics 59-72: State Figures on Police and Crimes; Political Histroy; Struggle for: 6 Goa: Konkani; Chief Ministers and Governors; Parliamentary: Constituencies and Assembly Constituencies of the State.: 8. Education 73-80: State Education Figures; Educational Institutions; Educational: Schemes; Adult Education Programme; Scheme of Mid-day: Meals; Goa Computers in Schools Project (GCSP); Project Shiksha: - Computer Literacy; Privatization of Education; List of University: in the State.: 9. Transport and Communication 81-109: Figures Related to Transportation and Communication; Railways;: Transportation; Roads; Railways, Ports and Water Transport;: Airways; IR (Dabolim Airport); Communication; Telecommunication;: Information Technology Policy of Goa; Elements: of Goa's IT Policy; Use of Information Technology in Government;: IT Policy for the Educational Sector Schools; Accredition;: Financing; Salient Features of Information Technology;: Information Technology Policy For Industry; Goa Information: Technology Council; Information Technology Policy For Health;: Health Care; IT Policy for Entertainment and Leisure Industry;: Fiscal Incentives; Software Units; Computer and Computer: Peripheral Industries; Empowerment and Social Equipment: Through I.T.; Empowering Communities; Empowering Individuals;: Social Equity; Goa's Advantages In Software And It-Enabling: Services; Targets and Projections; Target for the Year 2003; Target: for Year 2005; Action Plan for IT; IT Governance; Marketing:;: Proliferation of Internet; Vision of Infotech Goa; Infotech Policy: for the Millennium; IT Education; E-Governance; Promotion of: IT and Infotainment Industry; Notifying IT Parks/Habitats;: Promotion of IT enabled services; Hi-tech Habitat and Cyber: City; Hi- Tech Habitat; Cyber City; Venture Capital.: 10. Language and Literature 111-123: 11. Medical Facilities 125-128: Figures on Medical Facilities in the State.: 12. Industry 129-160: Figures Related to Industries in the State; Mission of Goas: Industrial Policy; Thrust Areas; Strategy; Institutional Networks;: Goa Industrial Development Corporation; Economic Development: Corporation Ltd.; Information Technology Corporation; Goa: Handicrafts Rural and Small Scale Industries Development: Corporation; Deen Dayal Swayamrojgar Yojana; Khadi and Village: Industries Board; Goa State Infrastructure Development: CONTENTS:- 7: Corporation; Goa Tourism Development Corporation; Goa: Horticulture Corporation; Government Institution Industrial: Training Institutes; Training Cum Production Units; Technical: Institutions; Administrative Reforms; Investment Promotion;: Infrastructure Development; Procedure for Land Allotment/: Registration; Labour Reforms; Transferred Units; Industrial: Sickness; Incentives; Employment Subsidy; Capital Contribution: Scheme; Share Capital to Self Employed / Local Entrepreneurs;: Interest Subsidy Scheme; Certification/Patenting Incentives;: Scheme to Encourage Consumption of Local Raw Materials;: Mediclaim Facilities; Preferential Purchase Incentives for SSls;: Incentives for women; Export Market Development Scheme; Early: Bird Offer; Incentives for the Industry; Industrial Estates; Bethora;: Canacona; Concolim; Corlim; Honda; Software Technology Park;: RBI Code Number; Legal Agreement; Import Export Code; Green: Card; Industry and Trade Promotion Bodies; Goa, Daman and: Diu Industrial Development Corporation (GDDIDC); Objectives: of EDC; Power for Industry; List of ISI Industries.: 13. Finance Sector 161-171: Figures Related to Financial Sector; Agriculture; Industries;: Infrastructure; Tourist industry; Mining; Banking System; Bank: Network.: 14. Natural Wealth 173-177: Figures Related to Forest; Forset Resources; Water Resources;: Mineral Resources.: 15. Agriculture 179-186: Figures Related to State Agriculture; Major Crops; Fisheries; Large: Dams.: 16. Wild Life 187-190: Bhagwan Mahavir Wild Life Sanctuary; Cotigoa Wildlife: Sanctuary; References; Bondla Wildlife sanctuary; Dr. Salim Ali: Bird Sanctuary.: 17. Tourism 191-207: Tourist Attractions; Panaji; Church of Immaculate Conception;: Secretariat; Institute Menezes Braganza; Dona Paula; Old Goa;: Anjuna; Chapora & Vagator; Calangute & Baga; Beaches;: Churches; Temples; Mosques; Eco-Tourism; Others; Gardens &: Parks; Museums & Galleries; Hotels.: 18. Archaeological Sites 209-210: 8 Goa: 19. Natural Calamities 211-212: Chronology of Natural Calamities Since 1980; Gale; Thunderstorm;: Floods and Heavy Rains.: 20. Customs, Fairs and Festivals 213-223: Marriage; The Bangle Wearing Ceremony; Saddo Ceremony; The: Hair Cutting Ritual; The Beggar's Lunch; Wedding Ceremony;: Family Organisation; Religious Practices; Sacraments among: Hindus; Sacraments among Christians; Sacraments among: Muslims; Fairs and Festivals.: 21. Arts and Crafts 225-235: Traditional Arts; Folk Dances; Mussoll; Manddo; The Dulpod: or Durpod; Deknni or Dakhnni; Kunnbi-Geet; Bhandap;: Corredinho; Dekhni-Beauty dance; Dhangar Dance; Ghode: Modni; Goff- folk dance with chords; Hanpet- Sword Dance; Kala: & Dashavtar; Kunbi Dance; Lamp Dance; Morulem; Perani Jagar;: Raatib; Suvari; Talgadi; Taranga Mel; Tonyamel; Veerbhadra;: Zagor; Occupational songs among workers; Talgoddi Dance;: Shigmo; Foogddi; Dhalo; Ovi Songs; Crafts; Pottery and: Terracota; Brass metal ware; Wooden laquerware/wood turning;: Crochet and Embroidery; Bamboo Craft; Fibre Craft; Jute Macrame: Craft; Coconut Mask Carving; Sea Shell Craft; Handicraft Centers.: 22. Rural Development 237-243: District Rural Development Agency; Swarnajayanti Gram: Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY); Sampoorna Gramin Rozgar Yojana: (SGRY); Rural Housing; Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY); Pradhan: Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY); Credit-cum-Subsidy Scheme;: National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP); National Old Age: Pension Scheme(NOAPS); National Family Benefit: Scheme(NFBS); National Maternity Benefit Scheme (NMBS);: Balika Samrudhi Yojana (BSY); Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana: (PMGSY).: 23. Urban Development 245-253: Power Sector; Transport Sector; Vehicles in Goa State; Health;: Govt. Hospitals/UHCs/PHCs in South Goa District; Water Supply;: Tourism; Industrial Policy; SSI UNITS Registered in Goa : 1987 -: 2001; Mormugao Port Trust; Industries; Building the basic blocks;: Infrastructure; Institutional Networks; Economic Development: Corporation Ltd.; Information Technology Corporation; Goa: Handicrafts Rural and Small Scale Industries Development: Corporation; Deen Dayal Swayamrojgar Yojana.: CONTENTS:- 9: 24. Newspapers 255-257: Medium Dailies; Small Dailies; Small Periodicals.: 25. Important Events (1951-2004) 259-264: Chronology of Events.: 26. Non Governmental Organisations 265-268: 27. Planning Outlay 269-276: Annual Plan Outlay; i. Agriculture and Allied Activities; ii. Rural: Development; iii. Special Areas Programmes; iv. Irrigation and: Flood Control; v. Energy; vi. Industry and Minerals; vii. Transport;: viii. Communications; ix. Science,Technology and Environment;: x. General Economic Services; xi. Social Services; xii. General: Services; Tenth Plan Outlay; i. Agriculture and Allied Activities;: ii. Rural Development; iii. Special Area Programmes; iv. Irrigation: and Flood Control; v. Energy; vi. Industry and Minerals; vii.: Transport; viii. Communications; ix. Science,Technology and: Environment; x. General Economic Services; xi. Social Services: Education; xii. General Services.: 10 Goa: CONTENTS:- 11: 3.1. Population Characteristics - 2001 34: 3.2. Decadal Growth 1991 - 2001 34: 3.3. Population: (0 - 6 years) 35: 3.4. Percentage of Population: (0-6) to Total Population 35: 3.5. Demographic Information 35: 3.6. Fertility Rates 35: 3.7. Distribution of Population by Religion (in percentage) 35: 3.8. Distribution of 10,000 speakers by Languages 35: 3.9. Demographic Details -2001 36: 3.10. Distribution of Religion by Sex with Percentage of Total Population: (State/district) (2001) 41: 3.11. Distribution of Disabled Persons by Type of Disabilty and Residence: (in %) (2001) 43: 3.12. Distribution of Beggars (2001) 44: 3.13. Population, India, States and Union Territory 1901-2001 45: 3.14. Percent Decadal Variation in Population, 1901-2001 45: 4.1. Statewise Distribution of Individual Scheduled Caste Population by: Sex and Literacy Rate (2001) 48: 4.2. SC Population Ratio w.r.t. Population (2001) 48: 4.3. Distribution of Individual Scheduled Castes Population by Sex: (State/District) (2001) 49: 5.1. Statewise Distribution of Individual Scheduled Tribes Population by: Sex and Literacy Rate (2001) 53: 6.1. State-wise OBC List 57: 6.2. State-wise Central List of Backward Classes Notified by Government: of India 57: 7.1. Rulers of Goa 64: 7.2. Chief ministers of Goa 67: 7.3. Governers of Goa 67: 7.4. Name of State, Districts, Tehsils and Towns 71: 7.5. List of Administrative Districts (1961) 71: 8.1. Number of Literates in Goa2001 74: 8.2. Percentage of Literates to Total Population 74: 8.3. Number of Educational Institutions and Enrolment in 2000-01 75: 8.4. Details of Education and Literacy in Goa 76: 8.5. Institutes of Higher Education 75: 9.1. Roadways in Goa 82: 9.2. Post and Telecommunication Post Offices, Telegraph Offices,: Telephone Exchanges in Goa (1997-98 to 1998-99 ) 84 The Title 'Land and People of Indian States & Union Territories (Goa), Vol-7Th written/authored/edited by Ed. S. C.Bhatt & Gopal K Bhargava', published in the year 2006. The ISBN 9788178353630 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 278 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies / Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 7th. 7th, 2006, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010. First edition. Softcover. New. International Communications Strategy explores the cross-cultural challenges currently facing communicators and PR practitioners. Globalization, offshoring and the rise of emerging-market multinationals are transforming the communication sector beyond recognition. New channels of global communication are also being opened by social media, bringing different communities across the world together instantaneously online and creating new audiences. International Communications Strategy shows communicators how to provide strategic advice and helps senior executives engage effectively with stakeholders in different parts of the world. This informative and practical new title also gives practitioners the effective tools for understanding social media and internet cultures and shows them how to link online and offline communication work successfully. Including hands-on case studies and best practices from all over the world, International Communications Strategy equips communicators with the skills needed in order to get up to speed in the era of global interconnectedness. Contents: Part 1 International communications • The world we live in • China’s global role • Courting the fledgling consumer • A new type of multinational • Not what it used to be • The ‘most unappreciated growth story’ • The upside of global warming • Gearing up for the new era • Notes • Rethinking public relations • Becoming part of the story • It’s all about lemons • A two-way communication • Coming of age • New tools • The middle way • Instigating change • The other side of the coin • Fine-tuning the message • Notes • The global language of corporate social responsibility • India: The soda controversy • China: Mounting pressure • Brazil: The future of biodiversity • South Africa: Helping a country to surface • CSR starts at home • Going local • ‘Entering a danger zone’ • Repositioning CSR • Notes • The dawn of leadership Communication • Generation Y • Cultural intelligence • Integrative thinking • The ‘dance’ between cultures • Welcoming ambiguity • ‘Keep repeating’ • Send me an angel • Mentoring across cultures • The spirit of international networks • Desperately looking for a new leadership style • Notes • The day after • Social business: A new equilibrium • The ‘social entrepreneurial version of Google’ • Notes • Part 2 The role of social media in international communications • The cultural landscape of social media • The present • A brief history • The need for speed • The rise of social media • Notes • Social media as a part of life • Shopping • Millennials • The third age • News and politics • Celebrity through personal expression • Is a social media strategy part of your business’s life? • Notes • Authenticity and trust • Who can you trust? • Being one of us • The Goliath problem • Inauthenticity • Fictitious blogs • Authentic voices • South Africa: Joining the conversation • Malaysia: The bloggers decide • The USA: Land of the YouTube video and home of the bloggers • Notes • Connecting communities • The tsunami blog • Work • Home Sweet Home • Health • Gay, transgendered and intersexed • A cautionary tale • Notes • Encouraging new forms of expression • Immediacy • Mobilization • Speed • Notes • The next frontier: Multimedia and beyond • Video • Podcasting • Virtual worlds • Mobile communications • What next? • Notes • Conclusions • Index Printed Pages: 240., Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010. First edition. Softcover. New. International Communications Strategy explores the cross-cultural challenges currently facing communicators and PR practitioners. Globalization, offshoring and the rise of emerging-market multinationals are transforming the communication sector beyond recognition. New channels of global communication are also being opened by social media, bringing different communities across the world together instantaneously online and creating new audiences. International Communications Strategy shows communicators how to provide strategic advice and helps senior executives engage effectively with stakeholders in different parts of the world. This informative and practical new title also gives practitioners the effective tools for understanding social media and internet cultures and shows them how to link online and offline communication work successfully. Including hands-on case studies and best practices from all over the world, International Communications Strategy equips communicators with the skills needed in order to get up to speed in the era of global interconnectedness. Contents: Part 1 International communications The world we live in Chinas global role Courting the fledgling consumer A new type of multinational Not what it used to be The most unappreciated growth story The upside of global warming Gearing up for the new era Notes Rethinking public relations Becoming part of the story Its all about lemons A two-way communication Coming of age New tools The middle way Instigating change The other side of the coin Fine-tuning the message Notes The global language of corporate social responsibility India: The soda controversy China: Mounting pressure Brazil: The future of biodiversity South Africa: Helping a country to surface CSR starts at home Going local Entering a danger zone Repositioning CSR Notes The dawn of leadership Communication Generation Y Cultural intelligence Integrative thinking The dance between cultures Welcoming ambiguity Keep repeating Send me an angel Mentoring across cultures The spirit of international networks Desperately looking for a new leadership style Notes The day after Social business: A new equilibrium The social entrepreneurial version of Google Notes Part 2 The role of social media in international communications The cultural landscape of social media The present A brief history The need for speed The rise of social media Notes Social media as a part of life Shopping Millennials The third age News and politics Celebrity through personal expression Is a social media strategy part of your businesss life? Notes Authenticity and trust Who can you trust? Being one of us The Goliath problem Inauthenticity Fictitious blogs Authentic voices South Africa: Joining the conversation Malaysia: The bloggers decide The USA: Land of the YouTube video and home of the bloggers Notes Connecting communities The tsunami blog Work Home Sweet Home Health Gay, transgendered and intersexed A cautionary tale Notes Encouraging new forms of expression Immediacy Mobilization Speed Notes The next frontier: Multimedia and beyond Video Podcasting Virtual worlds Mobile communications What next? Notes Conclusions Index Printed Pages: 240. International Communications Strategy: Developments in cross-cultural communications, PR and social mediaSilvia Cambie,Yang-May Ooi9780749460709, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010, Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010. First edition. Softcover. New. International Communications Strategy explores the cross-cultural challenges currently facing communicators and PR practitioners. Globalization, offshoring and the rise of emerging-market multinationals are transforming the communication sector beyond recognition. New channels of global communication are also being opened by social media, bringing different communities across the world together instantaneously online and creating new audiences. International Communications Strategy shows communicators how to provide strategic advice and helps senior executives engage effectively with stakeholders in different parts of the world. This informative and practical new title also gives practitioners the effective tools for understanding social media and internet cultures and shows them how to link online and offline communication work successfully. Including hands-on case studies and best practices from all over the world, International Communications Strategy equips communicators with the skills needed in order to get up to speed in the era of global interconnectedness. Contents: Part 1 International communications • The world we live in • China’s global role • Courting the fledgling consumer • A new type of multinational • Not what it used to be • The ‘most unappreciated growth story’ • The upside of global warming • Gearing up for the new era • Notes • Rethinking public relations • Becoming part of the story • It’s all about lemons • A two-way communication • Coming of age • New tools • The middle way • Instigating change • The other side of the coin • Fine-tuning the message • Notes • The global language of corporate social responsibility • India: The soda controversy • China: Mounting pressure • Brazil: The future of biodiversity • South Africa: Helping a country to surface • CSR starts at home • Going local • ‘Entering a danger zone’ • Repositioning CSR • Notes • The dawn of leadership Communication • Generation Y • Cultural intelligence • Integrative thinking • The ‘dance’ between cultures • Welcoming ambiguity • ‘Keep repeating’ • Send me an angel • Mentoring across cultures • The spirit of international networks • Desperately looking for a new leadership style • Notes • The day after • Social business: A new equilibrium • The ‘social entrepreneurial version of Google’ • Notes • Part 2 The role of social media in international communications • The cultural landscape of social media • The present • A brief history • The need for speed • The rise of social media • Notes • Social media as a part of life • Shopping • Millennials • The third age • News and politics • Celebrity through personal expression • Is a social media strategy part of your business’s life? • Notes • Authenticity and trust • Who can you trust? • Being one of us • The Goliath problem • Inauthenticity • Fictitious blogs • Authentic voices • South Africa: Joining the conversation • Malaysia: The bloggers decide • The USA: Land of the YouTube video and home of the bloggers • Notes • Connecting communities • The tsunami blog • Work • Home Sweet Home • Health • Gay, transgendered and intersexed • A cautionary tale • Notes • Encouraging new forms of expression • Immediacy • Mobilization • Speed • Notes • The next frontier: Multimedia and beyond • Video • Podcasting • Virtual worlds • Mobile communications • What next? • Notes • Conclusions • Index Printed Pages: 240., Kogan Page Limited/Viva Books, 2010, Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009. 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Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009. First edition. Softcover. New. With cloud computing, everything you do is now web-based instead of being desktop-based; you can access all your programs an… Mehr…

Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009. First edition. Softcover. New. With cloud computing, everything you do is now web-based instead of being desktop-based; you can access all your programs and documents from any computer that’s connected to the Internet. Whether you want to share photographs with your family, coordinate volunteers for a community organization, or manage a multi-faceted project in a large organization, cloud computing can help you do it more easily than ever before. Trust us. If you need to collaborate, cloud computing is the way to do it. Printed Pages: 312., Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009<

2009, ISBN: 9788131725337

Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009. First edition. Softcover. New. With cloud computing, everything you do is now web-based instead of being desktop-based; you can access all your programs an… Mehr…

Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009. First edition. Softcover. New. With cloud computing, everything you do is now web-based instead of being desktop-based; you can access all your programs and documents from any computer that’s connected to the Internet. Whether you want to share photographs with your family, coordinate volunteers for a community organization, or manage a multi-faceted project in a large organization, cloud computing can help you do it more easily than ever before. Trust us. If you need to collaborate, cloud computing is the way to do it. Printed Pages: 312., Pearson Education/SAMS, 2009<