Raja Rammohun Roy and The Indian Renaissance

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Raja Rammohun Roy and The Indian RenaissanceThe Time finds the man. This may appear to be a cliche to those who are not familiar with history. Yet it embodies a fact of human progress which cannot be negated. Raja Rammohun Roy cut through the deadwood and injected a new temper consistent with progress. He fought for social reforms. He advocated education for women. He protested against the treatment of widows, specially the inhuman act of Sati. He pleaded for widow remarriage. He advocated a

Traditional studies are mainly concerned with the measurement of the magnitude of unemployment and underemployment at macro level

The book attempts a brief discussion on a burning topic of the day: morality in public affairs in India

Even the Bard of Avon could not help expressing his wonder at the mystery of women

Human beings are a resource to an organisation and their development and utilisation requires skilful management

It will be highly informative to students

He is currently the Chief Editor of The Oriental Anthropologist (Allahabad) A peer reviewed IBSS listed international journal

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Tea-plantation yielded good return to the British capital invested

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he is working on the three major projects being Project Director of an ICSSR funded project

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of Madhya Pradesh