IIAS SHIMLA ASSOCIATES - September 2012
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| Dr. Bijay Kumar Barnwal | China-Myanmar Relations: The Road Ahead |
| Dr. Leena Chauhan | Tarkon Se Pare Kuch Ansuljhe Rahasye. |
| Dr. Harinder Kaur | Woes and Worries of the Tribal Women in Punjab. |
| Dr. Kaustav Chakraborty | Dirty Issues: Reconsidering the ‘Impure’ in two Bengali Texts. |
| Dr. Chandrabhan Singh Yadav | Hindi Cinema Mein Stri Sasktikaran. |
| Dr. Madan Lal Mankotia | Inventorization of Medicinal Plants in different Agro-Ecological Zone of Himachal Pradesh. |
| Dr. Pushpesh Kumar Pande | Van Raji: A Tribe in Transition. |
| Shri Pankaj Roy | “Translating Violence”: A Study Performance in Indian Drama and of Selected Plays of Vijay Tendulkar. |
| Dr. Devender Kumar | Classification and Functions: Contextualizing Hariani Peasant Women’s Folksongs within Folkloristics. |
| Dr. Manish Kumar C. Mishra | Bharat mein Kisore Ladkio ki Taskari. |
| Dr. Hamda Zarin | Effective Communication Skills in Counselling. |
| Dr. Prabhat Mittal | Gold Price Movements: Common Wisdom and Myths. |
| Dr. Amal Kumar Harh | Towards a Buddhist Social Philosophy: New Situations and Response. |
| Dr. Chaman Lal Sharma | Garhwali Lokoktiyon evam Muhavaron ka Samajik Sanskritik Anushilan. |
| Dr. Nazish Bano | Psycho-Social Enviornmental Influence: A Function of Perceptual Differences. |
| Dr. Ravendra Kumar Sahu | Vaisvikaran ke Paripaikshay mein Loksanskriti ka Punarpath. |
| Dr. Ramanath Pandey | Cognitive Science and Indian Philosophy: Concept of Brain and Mind. |
| Dr. Gitika De | Themes in the Political Sociology of Early Post-colonial India: An Appraisal of the Works of F.G. Bailey. |
| Dr. Uttara Yadav | Bhagwan Buddh Ka Arya Aastagik Marg Evam Vipassana. |
| Dr. Suryakant Nath | Is Small Beautiful? States Reorganisation: Prospects and Challenges. |
| Dr. Rakesh Kumar | Challenges to Sustainable Development with Special Reference to India. |
| Dr. D. Balaganapathi | History of Indian Philosophy: Analysis of Contemporary Understanding of Classical Through Colonial. |
| Dr. Nitin Vadgama | Hindi Aur Gujarati Gazal: Tulnatamak Drishtibindoo. |
Factbook on Global Sexual Exploitation India Trafficking As of February 1998, there were 200 Bangladeshi children and women awaiting repatriation in different Indian shelters. ("Boys, rescued in India while being smuggled to become jockeys in camel races," www.elsiglo.com, 19 February 1998) India, along with Thailand and the Philippines, has 1.3 million children in its sex-trade centers. The children come from relatively poorer areas and are trafficked to relatively richer ones. (Soma Wadhwa, "For sale childhood," Outlook, 1998) In cross border trafficking, India is a sending, receiving and transit nation. Receiving children from Bangladesh and Nepal and sending women and children to Middle Eastern nations is a daily occurrence. (Executive Director of SANLAAP, Indrani Sinha, Paper on Globaliation and Human Rights" India and Paksitan are the main destinations for children under 16 who are trafficked in south Asia. (Masako Iijima, "S. Asia ...
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