SocioEconomic Development and Population Dynamics in India

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This book takes upon the contemporary problem of population changes and its effects in India. More than that, it various facets of impacts and opportunities when India is poised to grow its population further despite efforts to stablize the Indian population. The book attempts to deal with questions like what are the ways to turn the challengs into effective opportunites viz., improving quality of life, economic development, and environmental betternment. The papers contained here make effective presentation about the means through which effective strategies can be chalked out in shapping the future of a big nation like India. About Author : R.B.S. Verma is the Professor and Head of Department of Social Work and Controller of Examination at the University of Lucknow. He has been serving the University for more than three decades as a teacher, researcher and administrator. In recognition of his services as the Programme Coordinator, National Service Scheme, Government of India has awared Indira Gandhi NSS Award to him. He has authored/co-authored edited several books including Empowerment of the Weaker Sections in India, Supervisor Management, Child Labour in India, Bharat Mein Karmik Prabandh Evam Audyogik Sambandh, Audyogik Adhikshan and Samaj Karya Ke Ksherta.Manoj Kumar Agarwal is Reader in the Department of Economics, University of Lucknow. He got his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the same Department. He was awarded Junior/Senior Research Fellowships in Economics for pursuing his Ph.D. programme. Recently he was awarded Commonwealth Academci Staff Fellowship at U.K. He has authored and co-authored/edited four books besides being associated as editorial four books besides being associated as editorial member with some national journals. Contents : Changing perspective of population change and socio-economic developmentPopulation and quality of life indexPopulation and development: Participatory perspectivePerspectives for population stabilization and human developmentPopulation and environment: The crusof sustainable developmentWhither technical manpower in India: Directions for the futureAge specific enrolment, quality and wastage in secondary education in Uttar Pradesh: Implications for HRD StrategySocio-economic and human resource development in IndiaSustainable development for survival of posterity Putting people first: HRD and technology in the knowledge based society.Education for sustainable developmentPlanning for environmental education curriculum and pedogogical approachesPattern of socio-economic development in India Pattern of demographic transition in IndiaInter-state differences in terms of population growth in India: Case of BIMARU statesPopulation change, development and environmental concerns for sustainable developmentSocio-economic empowerment of women in Uttar PradeshIs there feminization of employment in India.Poor health of the health sector in Uttar PradeshAnalysis of family planning measures: A district level analysis in UttaranchalIndex