The 20Th Century Has Been A Period Of Educational Revolution. Momentous Changes Have Taken Place. Whereas The Education System In Advanced Countries Is Knocking At The Doors Of The 21St Century, It Stands Far Removed From Life In India, Groaning Under The Weight Of Accumulated Arrears Of Reforms. The Present Book Is A Modest Attempt At Crystallizing The Changing Attitudes To Education In India. Divided Into Ten Chapters, The Book Seeks To Pinpoint The Necessary Changes In Our Attitude To Education From Pre-School Education To Higher Education. It Seeks To Dilate Upon The Changing Attitudes To Children S Education, English Teaching In India, Instructional Methods, Role Of Teachers, Function Of Libraries, Aims And Objectives Of University Education, Non-Formal Education And Extension Education. It Also Focuses On The Right Kind Of Education The Country Needs Today And Highlights The Far-Reaching Significance Of Education For Tomorrow.

This book is written to meet the requirements of the new B.Ed., and M.Ed., syllabus based on the common core for Tamilnadu and other state university. This book focus on education in ancient Indian, middle India, east Indian company, education under British rule, national integration, international understanding, political police of Indian, economic in education, Indian constitutional provisions on education, - political policy of education in India. This book useful for post graduate and graduate students and teachers’ educators.

"Bridging Boundaries: Love and Inter-Caste Marriages in the Indian Subcontinent" is an insightful exploration of the intricate dynamics surrounding love and inter-caste marriages in the Indian context. Through its comprehensive chapters, this book delves into various aspects of this complex phenomenon. It starts with an introduction to love and inter-caste marriages, followed by a historical perspective that traces the evolution of marriage patterns in the Indian Subcontinent. The book then delves into sociocultural factors that influence these marriages, offering a comparative analysis between love and arranged marriages. It examines how inter-caste marriages break barriers and challenge social norms, reshaping social hierarchies and the caste system. The legal aspects, socioeconomic implications, and family dynamics are thoroughly examined, shedding light on the challenges and transformations within these marriages. The book also addresses the issues of honor killings, violence, and the impact on gender roles and equality. It explores the generation gap and the contrasting attitudes towards love and inter-caste marriages in urban and rural settings. Additionally, the book analyzes the media's portrayal and influence on these marriages and concludes by discussing future trends and prospects for love and inter-caste marriages in the Indian Subcontinent. Overall, "Bridging Boundaries" provides a comprehensive and thought-provoking account of the complexities surrounding love and inter-caste marriages in the region, offering valuable insights for scholars, researchers, and individuals interested in understanding and promoting inclusivity and social change.

1. Introduction to Community Health and Community Health Nursing. 2. Community Health Nursing Process 3. Nursing and Social Science. 4. Personal Hygiene 5. Environmental Health 6. Nutrition 7. Principles of Epidemiology 8. Epidemiology of Communicable Diseases. 9. Maternal and Child Health Services 10. Health Programs in India 11. Demography and Family Welfare . 12. Occupational Health. 13. Mental Health 14. Health Statistics. 15. Health Education. 16. School Health 17. Health Planning and Services in India 18. International and National Health Agencies . 19. Community Health Administration 20. Staff Management and Development in Community Health Nursing. 21. Hospital Waste Management 22. Community Health Services Index

"Culture, Identity & Change: The Evolution of Indian Society" by Sandeep Chavan, is an insightful journey through the rich history, dynamic present, and promising future of India, aimed at inspiring young Indians and global Indians alike. The book explores the profound transformations in Indian society, shaped by a unique interplay of tradition and modernity, regional diversity, and global influences. Its purpose is to deepen readers' understanding of India’s social fabric, which blends ancient customs with contemporary challenges and innovations, positioning youth as the driving force for meaningful change. The book begins by tracing India’s origins, from the early civilizations that shaped social norms to the impacts of colonial rule, which redefined the country's cultural and economic landscape. By examining the social structures, family roles, and caste dynamics that continue to influence Indian society, readers gain a comprehensive view of the factors that have historically shaped identity and relationships in India. With a focus on current and emerging issues, the book addresses challenges like urbanization, poverty, and economic inequality, which create disparities but also provide opportunities for progress. It highlights the pivotal role of education, not just as a foundation for individual growth, but as a powerful tool for collective social transformation. The book underscores that education, coupled with critical skills, is key to empowering young Indians to bridge gaps and foster a more equitable society. Central to this narrative is the role of youth in driving social movements, from grassroots activism to digital engagement. It delves into the rise of technology as a medium for civic participation, enabling young Indians to champion causes, express their identity, and interact with a global audience, thus building a sense of both national and global citizenship. Looking forward, the book discusses future trends and pathways, including sustainable development, digital transformation, and social inclusivity. It emphasizes the potential of innovation to address pressing issues and to harness India's demographic dividend. "Culture, Identity & Change: The Evolution of Indian Society" invites young Indians to reflect on their heritage, envision their role in society, and engage actively in shaping an inclusive and progressive India. The book serves as both a tribute to India’s resilience and a roadmap for the future, encouraging readers to contribute to a balanced and inclusive evolution of Indian identity in a globalized world.

The Survey of Psychology series presents critical reviews of and reflects the major changes in psychological research in India. After a comprehensive introduction, this, the third volume in the series, begins with a chapter that critically highlights the major contributions in the areas of attitudes, social cognition and justice from a theoretical and cultural perspective. The second chapter examines individualistic as well as traditional collectivist Indian values arguing that both can co-exist. This is followed by a chapter on the various dimensions of poverty, the poor and deprivation. Chapter Four reviews the major theoretical approaches to the subject, and the next chapter presents the prevalent trends and shortcomings of the conceptual and methodological problems in the relatively new area of environmental psychology. Chapter Six provides various pertinent issues related with motivation, leadership and human performance within a conceptual framework and with theoretical perspectives. The last chapter critically examines the changes and the general shift in the content of research as well as the strength and weaknesses of the discipline of psychology at the start of the new millennium.