Friday, 12 August 2011

BOOK which we are going to publish shortly


                                                
  








































   SECTION - I

1.        IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
                ON THE URBAN FAMILIES OF INDIA
Ms. Rina D. Dhonde, Asst. Prof.
2.       URBANIZATION: AN OVERVIEW STUDY OF INDIA
Rajendra K. Doifode AND Archana R. Doifode
3.       IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON WORKING WOMEN
(Mrs) Vaishali Patil, Asstt. Prof.
Dr.(Mrs) Anita Manna, Prin
4.       URBANIZATION AND MENTAL HEALTH: AN OVERVIEW

Department of Zoology
Dr. R. B. Singh
5.       NEED OF PUBLIC AWARENESS IN PLANTATION, CONSERVATION
             AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF MANGROVE PLANTS IN THANE DISTRICT

N. S. Suryawanshi
M. Dahiwale, V. M. Bobade
       6.   IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF
             URBAN FAMILIES IN INDIA

HOD- Sociology Dept.
Ms. Manjusha Patwardhan
7.       IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON INDIAN CULTURE
Seema Jha,
Deepak B Bansod, Asst. Prof.
Asst. Prof. Dept. of History
Dept. of History
8.       THE IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON AMERICAN LITERATURE
HOD of English
Dr. Vitthal V. Parab
9.       “GROWTH OF URBANIZATION & ITS EFFECTS ON RURAL AREA
               CASE STUDY OF MAYANI VILLAGE”
Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's, Pune
            Mr. Rajesh T. Birajdar, Research Student
                                                         Dr. Arun D. Andhale, Principal
              Mr. Dattatray P. Mane, Participant Student
10.    IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON RURAL INDIA
Pralhad S. Pawar, Asst. Prof.- Dept. of Accountancy
Santosh S. Pawar, Asst. Prof. - Dept. of Commerce
Ms. Alka Shinde – Pawar, Dept. of Marathi


                                                                      SECTION - II
11.    URBANISATION, CLIMATE CHANGE AND FOREST RESOURCES
Usha .P. Oomman, Asst. Prof.- Dept. of Economics
Sunil .B. Lalchandani, Co-ordinator, BMS
Moni Alex, HOD Economics
Indira Nair, HOD Business Economics
12.    URBANIZATION – ENVIRONMENT
Reetu Gupta, Prof. Economics Dept
13.    URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS: A CLOSER LOOK
CA (Mrs.) RESHMI M. GURNANI
(CA, M PHIL, M COM, PGDBM)
14.    IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON BANKING SECTOR &
              E-BANKING SERVICES
Mrs. Sadhana Singh
15.    CHALLENGE OF FINANCING PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND
              SERVICES IN BRIHANMUMBAI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
Sanjay Rode
16.    IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH
Ms. Sujata Raghoba Tiwale,
M.A., B.Ed., SET, M. Phil., Asst.Prof.
        17.  IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON NATURE/CLIMATE
S. S. Patil, n Munish Pandey
Dept. of Physics
18.    IMPACT OF URBANISATION
V. T. Surwade, n B.K.Mahajan
Dept. of Geography
19.    IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON NATURE

Mrs Priti Srivastava,
Lecturer in environmental studies,




                                                               



 


 





                                                  SECTION - III

20.    IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON SERVICE SECTOR IN INDIA 
Mrs. Varsha Sonavane Mallah
Ms. Reshma More

21.    REGULATING ETHICAL ACCOUNTING IN SMESA
                      RESEARCH IN MUMBAI SUBURBS
Mrs.Chandra Hariharan Iyer, P.hd Scholar
                     Dr.G.Ravindran, P.hd Guide Asso. Prof., School of Mang

22.    IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON FINANCE &
                      SERVICE SECTOR OF INDIA
CA Chandrashekhar Deore
Assistant Professor
              23. MANAGING WITH URBANIZATION- RETROSPECT & PROSPECTS
                    atoshri Group of Institutes, Khupsarwadi, Nanded
Dr. Uday Kumthekar
Dean, School of Management
24.IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON BANKING SECTOR
CA. Mahesh Bhiwandikar, M.Com, M.Phil., CA
Dr. D. L. Jamge, M.Com. Ph.D.
              25. IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON RURAL INDIA
Mr. Hinduja Srichand P., Asst. Prof., Comm.Dept.
Mr. Anant P. Kadam, Asst. Prof., Comm.Dept
             26. IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON RURAL INDIA
Rajani Mathur, Asso.Prof.
Shruti R. Panday, Asst.Prof
            27. IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON ECONOIMIC DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA

Prof. Kavita S. Budhwant
Prof. Santosh S. Budhwant
           28.IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON VARIOUS SECTION
               OF THE ECONOMY
Seva Sadan's College of education, Ulhasnagar
Mr.Avinash W. Ingole
Mr.Prashant A. Sonawane
          29.IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON INDIAN CULTURE
Seema Jha, Asst. Prof., Dept. of History
Deepak B. Bansod, Dept of History



                                                                           
                                                                                 SECTION - VI


      30. WOMAN, THE PILLAR OF STRENGTH IN A FAST CHANGING WORLD:
            A STUDY OF RUKMANI'S ROLE IN 'NECTAR IN A SIEVE' BY KAMALA MARKANDAYA
Ms. Hemlata P. Waghchaure,
Dept. of English
     31. IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON ART, CULTURE AND
           LITERATURE OF INDIA
Ld Sonawane College, kalyan (w)
Dr. Surabhi Mishra
   32. IMPACT OF URBANIZATION AND PERSONAL MOBILITY IN
        THE NOVEL OF SHASHI DESHPANDE'S THE DARKS HOLDS NO TERRORS
Grishma Manikrao Khobragade
Assist. Prof. Dept of English

  33.URBANISATION AND INDIAN CONSTITUTION
Roshan H. Khobragade,
LL.M., NET
  34.  URBANIZATION AND ITS IMPACT
Prof. (Mrs.) Ratna Nimbalkar
Dr. V. Sawant
Dr. Kailas Nimbalkar

  35. IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA


Prof. A.P. Bhinde, Dept. of Commerce
Prof. B.G.Shetty, Dept. of Economics

                 

विश्व हिंदी सचिवालय के त्रैमासिक सूचनापत्र 'विश्व हिंदी समाचार'













brahman samaj kalyan parishad kalyan




Wednesday, 10 August 2011

श्रावणी उपाक्रम एवं स्नेह मिलन समारोह


तुम्हारा हाथ हांथों से छूट जाने के बाद

जिन्दगी की दौड़ में 
तुम्हारा हाथ हांथों से  छूट जाने के बाद 
मैं हांफता रहा
अपनी आँखों से
 तुम्हे दूर जाता हुआ देखता रहा.

तुम्हारे बाद भी 
 तुम्हारे लिए ही 
 पूरी ताकत से दौड़ता रहा
 पर तुम कंही ना मिली .

वीरान रास्तों पर
अब भी चलता जा रहा हूँ 
तुझे सोचते हुवे 
 तुझे चाहते हुवे
 तुम्हारी उम्मीद में
तुम्हारी ही तलाश में

एक ऐसी तलाश जिसमे 
 जुस्तजू के अलावां
 और कुछ भी नहीं 
खुद को छलने के सिवा 
 और कुछ भी नहीं.
त्रिषिता की तृष्णा के सिवा
 कुछ भी नहीं

डॉ. विद्या बिंदु सिंह नार्वे यात्रा पर

डॉ. विद्या बिंदु  सिंह अपने २ हप्तों की  नार्वे यात्रा पर कल दिल्ली से रवाना होंगी.
 वंहा वे कई साहित्यिक गोष्ठियों और सम्मान समारोह में शामिल होंगी. आप

 इसके पहले भी कई विदेश यात्राएँ कर चुकी हैं. 

Tuesday, 9 August 2011

मेरी हर बात अब निरर्थक है

न जाने क्यों 
 अब जब भी तुमसे   बात करता हूँ 
बहुत उदास हो जाता हूँ.
तुम वही हो
वैसी ही हो

पर शायद वो वक्त कंही पीछे छूट गया है 
 जिसमे हम साथ जीते थे .
सपने देखते थे.
 लड़ते -झगड़ते थे.
पर एक रहते थे.

 कितना मासूम हूँ
 जो यह सोचता हूँ कि
तुम आज भी वंही खड़ी होगी 
 मेरे इन्तजार में 
.
 फिर अचानक तुमसे बात करते हुवे 
एहसास होने लगता है कि
 तुम जा चुकी हो
वंहा जन्हा
  मेरी हर बात अब निरर्थक है.


मैं शायद समय के साथ 
बदल नहीं पा रहा हूँ खुद को 
 वरना तुम्हारी तमाम बेवफाइयों के बाद  भी
 तुम्हे चाहने का सबब क्या है ?


    

तुमसे बात करना

तुमसे   बात करना 

 कभी-कभी मुश्किल होता है-

 कविता लिखने  से भी जादा .

उस दिन मैंने यूं ही कहा कि- 

काश ! तुमसी कोई दूसरी

 मेरी जिन्दगी में फिर आ जाती तो ,

जिंदगी का लुफ्त बदल जाता . 

इसपर तुमने गुस्साते हुवे कहा-

तुम्हारी जिन्दगी में ऐसा कुछ नहीं होनेवाला ,

 क्योंकि मेरी जैसी कोई मिल भी गयी तो,

 तुम तो वही रहोगे . 




Monday, 8 August 2011

Sahitya Akademi mumbai

Sahitya Akademi
Address
2nd Floor 172 Mumbai Marathi Grantha Sa Sharda Cinema Bldg
Dadar East
Mumbai 400014
AREA - DADAR EAST
Contact Person
Mr Prakash Bhatambrekar.
Phone
24135744, 2414765
Email
sahitya@vsnl.com

LOVE

LOVE IS SOMETHING WHICH IS IN HUMAN BREAST.LOVE GIVES US GLOW,GIVE US BLISS.LOVE MAKES US REACH OUT BEYOND THE HERE AND THE NOW,REACH OUT INTO THE ENTERNAL VERITY OF LIFE.LOVE MAKES US TRANSCEND THE PHYSICAL AND TOUCH THE SPIRITUAL.

Sunday, 7 August 2011

Saturday, 6 August 2011

भाषा भारती का उदघाटन

भाषा भारती का उदघाटन 

            आज  शनिवार दिनांक ६ अगस्त २०११ को  जूनिअर कालेज क़ी तरफ से भाषा भारती कार्यक्रम का उदघाटन किया गया. इस कार्यक्रम में हिंदी विषय के वक्ता के रूप में के.सी.कालेज के हिंदी विभागाध्यक्ष और वर्तमान में हिंदी अध्ययन मंडल मुंबई विद्यापीठ के अध्यक्ष डॉ. शीतला प्रसाद दुबे जी उपस्थित थे. आप ने अपने वक्तव्य में हिंदी के माध्यम से रोजगार के अवसरों क़ी चर्चा करते हुवे भाषाई झगड़ों क़ी निंदा क़ी

Indian Institute of Advanced Study-Proforma for Associates


University Grants Commission

Inter-University Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences



Indian Institute of Advanced Study

Rashtrapati Nivas, Shimla – 171005



Indian Institute of Advanced StudyProforma for Associates





1.         Name, designation, official address and telephone number:





2.         Date of Birth:

3.         Caste (in case of Scheduled Cast/ Tribe and BC only)

4.         Academic Career (from Matriculation to M. Phil.):


(Affix passport size photograph) To be attested by the forwarding
authority (with seal)


Name of Examination or Degree
Examining Authority or University
Subject (s)
Year
Division









5.         Doctoral Work:

(a) Title of the Thesis:

(b) Name of the University: (c)  The year of award:
(d) The little, the publisher and the year, if published:

6.         Publications:

7.         Current research interest:

8.         Kind of Books you will expect to find in the Institute Library (a sample list to be attached:
9.         Primary purpose of visit:

(a) Completion or revision of doctoral work, (b) Writing of Research paper, or
(c) Formulation of Research Project

(Please attach a statement in 500 words detailing the purpose of your proposed visit)
10.       Month of proposed stay between April and November: (i)  First preference
(ii) Second preference

(iii) Third preference

11.       Teaching Experience:

12.       Whether the Institution is recognized by the U.G.C.:

I hereby declare that all the entries in the form are true. Place ……………………..
Date ………………………                                                            Signature (with date) All the entries in the application form are true and the applicant, if selected,
will be granted leave to pursue his/her studies at the IIAS, Shimla. Place………………………
Date……………………….

Forwarding Officer
Principal/Registrar
(Seal)




PLEASE NOTE

It would not be possible for the Centre to consider a candidate who does not submit all the in formation asked for. With the limited space available at present, only the Associate and not any of his or her family members can be accommodated at the IUC. Teachers selected Associates will come to the IUC for a period of ranging from one to three months. They would continue to draw salaries from their own institutions, but the IUC will defray the traveling expense and pay maintenance allowance of Rs. 200/- per day. The average expense on board and lodging at the IUC comes to about Rs. 3000/-a month.

Friday, 5 August 2011

ANNA HAJARE

anna hajare is a real national hero.he is fighting for country support him in his mission.he is real saint. he is a pride of india.

Wednesday, 3 August 2011

AWARD OF FELLOWSHIPS-Indian Institute of Advanced Study


Indian Institute of Advanced Study
RASHTRAPATI NIVAS, SHIMLA – 171005
Advertisement No. 1/2011
AWARD OF FELLOWSHIPS
1. We invite applications for award of Fellowships for advanced research in the following areas:
(a) Social, Political and Economic Philosophy;
(b) Comparative Indian Literature (including Ancient, Medieval, Modern Folk and Tribal);
(c) Comparative Studies in Philosophy and Religion;
(d) Comparative Studies in History (including Historiography and Philosophy of History);
(e) Education, Culture, Arts including performing Arts and Crafts;
(f) Fundamental Concepts and Problems of Logic and Mathematics;
(g) Fundamental Concepts and Problems of Natural and Life Sciences;
(h) Studies in Environment;
(i) Indian Civilization in the context of Asian Neighbours; and
(j) Problems of Contemporary India in the context of National Integration and Nation-building.
2. Since the Institute is committed to Advanced Study, proposals involving empirical work with data collection and fieldwork would not be considered.
3. Applications from scholars working in, and on, the North Eastern region are encouraged.
4. Scholars belonging to the weaker section of society would be given preference.
5. The Institute would evaluate and consider for publication the monographs of the Fellows submitted on completion of their term. The Institute will have the first right of publication and will have the copyright of the monograph submitted by the Fellow.
6. The term of Fellowship would initially be for a period of one year, extendable by another year, but in no case will extend beyond two years.
7. The prescribed application form can be downloaded from this website and can also be obtained from the Institute by sending a self-addressed envelop (5x11") with postage stamp of Rs. 10 affixed. The application on the prescribed form may be sent to the Secretary, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla 171005. Applications can also be made on line at www.iias.org .
8. Fellows would be expected to remain in residence from 1 st March to 15 th December. Their stay at the Institute during the winter months would be optional. They may proceed on Study Tours during this period .
9. The pay of in-service Fellows would be protected. In addition, they will also get 20 per cent of their basic pay in case they are maintaining a separate house at the place of their work, other than government accommodation. The Fellowship grant for Fellows who are independednt scbolars is Rs. 47,000 per month.
10. The Institute provides hard furnished rent free accommodation to Fellows in cottages on the Rashtrapati Nivas Estate. In addition, scholars will be provided a personal fully furnished study (which may be on sharing basis) with computer and Internet facilities.
11. The Fellows will be provided with free stationary. In addition, they would have access to Institute's vehicles for local travel on payment of nominal charges.
12. Fellows are entitled to free medical treatment at the dispensary of the Institute .
13. It is mandatory for in-service candidates to apply through proper channel.
14. Fellowship applications of scholars who have been a Fellow of the Institute within a period of last five years will not be considered.
The Screening Committee for screening the applications of Fellowships received by the Institute would meet sometime in September 2011. The meeting of the Fellowship Award Committee (FAC) would be held tentatively in October 2011. The short-listed scholars would be invited to make a presentation before the FAC. Scholars with proven academic credentials, as decided by Screening Committee, may be exempted from this provision. Those interested can get further details from the Secretary of the Institute. He is available on e-mail at secretaryiias@gmail.com and may be contacted on 0177-2831389.

vo mujhe is trah saja deta hai

vo mujhe is trah saja deta hai mere sare gunah maf kr deta hai.

teri yaad jb bechain karti hai

teri yad jb bechain kr deti hai, tb meri raat jagte huve ktti hai.

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

talking to her

talking to her is much more difficult than writing a poetry. once i said her- if i will get some like you again in my life, my life will rock. she said- no, nothing will be happen,like rocking in your life because you will remain same.

Monday, 1 August 2011

वो ख़्वाब जो अधूरा रह गया




अपने हाल की कुछ खबर नहीं है सालों से ,
पर लोग यह बताते हैं कि-
मैं जीने का सलीका भूल गया हूँ
 कोई कहता है कि -
 मैं टूट गया हूँ .
 कोई कहता है कि -
 मैं रूठ गया हूँ
 और तो और
 कुछ हैं जो कहते हैं कि -
 मैं पागल हो गया हूँ .
 यह सब कुछ सुनते हुवे भी
 मैं कुछ नहीं बोल पाता .
 शायद कुछ बोलने कि
 जरूरत ही नहीं समझता .
पर सोचता हूँ
वो ख़्वाब जो तेरे साथ देखा था
 वो पूरा हो गया होता तो
 जिन्दगी जीने का ,मुझसे बेहतर हुनर
 आखिर किसके पास होता ?  

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