SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
ABBI, ANVITA
Pan-Indian universals. 1992
(Ma): 391 Sem 20-5
ABDI,UROOJ
Communal prejudice behind
communalism. 1991-92:
30(54) Mains 24-6
ABDULLAH, SHEIKH
MOHMAD
Kashmir and national integra­
tion. 1991-92 : 30 (Ann)
Mains 119-22
ABE,SHIGEYUKI
South Asia and Japan. 1992(S):
397 Sem 28-38
ABEL,RAJARATNAM
Female infanticide in rural South
India. 1992:27 EPW 1153-
6 1894-6
ACCIDENT
Fatal accidents and succession
certificate. P.M. Bakshi.
1991(JL-S): 33 JIU 410-2
Immediate treatment to acci­
dent victims. H.C. Dholakia.
1992(1): 12G ujL H l-2
ACCOUNTS & AUDIT
Accounting standards in India;
An evaluation. Subhash
Chander. 1992(J1):22 CS
605-7
A.udit under changing economic
and social environment.
Nagesh Kini and Vasant
Agnihotri. 1992(D): 9Corp
LAd 138-40
Authentication of company
secretaries and its legal
implications. T.R.C. Nair.
1992(n):22CS 613-4
Dressing the auditor in an um­
pire’s coat. Roger Davis.
1992(D):9CorpLAdl40-
2
•Internal audit from corporate
management angle. S. Ra-
jaratnam. 1992 (H):22 CS
608-10,2
Overdue reforms in accountancy.
Economist. 1992(D):9 Corp
L Ad 142-5
ACHARYA,AMITAV
The “New world order” and
international security after
the gulf war: An assess­
ment. 1992(JP-S): 48 IQ 1-
14
ACHARYA,S.S
Drought and response of rural
Families. 1991;27 EPW
ACHUTHAN,M.RADH
The ‘Giving’ behaviour on
money and service. 1992
(Ap): 5 3 IJSW 250-66
ADHIKARI,GAUTAM
White Ghost haunting brown
elite. 1991-92 : 30 (23)
Mains 19-20
ADHIKARY,PRAKASH
CHANDRA
Potential gains to Bangladesh
for imports of selected
commodities fpom India and
Pakistan: An analytic in­
vestigation. 1991(0-D):47
IQ 63-82
ADISESHIAH, MALCOLM S
Decentralised planning and
cooperative federalism.
1991-92: 30(50) Mains 7,
31
 Gandhi and the Indian economy
today. 1992(Ja-Ma):13GM
389-403
Some facets of the economic
aspects of the 1992-93
budget. 1992(Ap):22 CS
308-9
ADMINISTRATION
Administrative innovations; Are
we expecting too much?
Anil K.Gupta. 1992(Ap­
ia): 37A dm l-14
Administrati ve reform and civil
services in Swaziland: Gap
between promise and per­
formance. Musa P. Dlam-
in i. 1992 (Ap-Ja): 38 UPA
169-86
Andhra Pradesh: Repression
unlimited. 1992: 27 EPW
1037
Army in Assam; Pushing India
towards disintegration. KC.
1992:27 EPW 1181-2
Bad advice. Kaushik Basu. 1992:
27 EPW 525-30
Challenges of management-Dis-
trict Magistrates in India.
Anurag Goel and Richard
Paton.l991(0-D):36Adm
37-58
Constitutional philosophy of one
rank one pension: Myth and
reality. P.L. Mehta 1991(JI-
S): 27 CM U 203-8
Decentralisation in Ghana-myth
or reality. S.K. Asibuo. 1992
(Ap-Je) :38 IJPA 122-38
Decision styles: conceptual mod­
els and an empirical study
of IAS officers. Subhash
Sharma. 1992 (Ap-Je): 38
IJPA 95-108
Developing human resources for
organisational renewal.
Govind Mohan. 1991(0-D):
36Adm 77-95
Enough of trivialities. Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(45) Mains 2,33
Ethics and government: Setting
limits to critique. Manas
Ray. 1992:27 EPW 2119-
24
Exit Solanki. 1991-92:30(24)
Mains 1-2
Experiments in administrative
innovation. N. Vittal. 1992
(Ap-Je); 37 Adm 15-28
The Indian Official Secrets Act,
1923. Is it antagonistic »o
open-govemment?” Bellary
Uma Devi. 1992(Ag): 79
AIR 117-20
Internal security and role of the
state. Shrikant Paranjpe.
1991-92:30(43) Mains 15-
7
Law and order: Tea Industry’s
private army. 1992:27 EPW
2273.
Macro-issues of personnel
management of the pub-
lic-services in India. A.R.
Bandyopadhyay. 1992 (JI-
S ) : 37 Adm 107-21
Mahamaham stampede deaths
in Tamil Nadu. 1992:27
EPW 625-7
Making the impossible possible;
The district experience of
an IAS probationer. C.
Umashankar. 1992 (Ap-Je):
37 Adm 71-6
Mitigating caste-class tensions
in Jehanabad-An innovative
approach. V.K. Singh. 1992
(Ap-Je);37 Adm 83-90
The New role of administra­
tors- text of address by the
President of India [R. Ven-
kataraman, on 12. 6. 92]
1992 (Jl-S); 37 Adm 1-4
PWG ban: State Government
flouts law. K.G. Kannabi-
 ran. 1992:27 EPW 1243-4
Procedure of administrative ser­
vice tribunals: A critical
apprmsal with reference to
the application of Limita-
tionAct, 1963.R.B.Dubey.
1989:6 Kan U 48-58
Public distribution of cereals:
An alternative model. Su-
nando Roy. 1992:27 EPW
1209-13
Public policy-making in India;
Lessons from rural develop­
ment programmes. Sofi Ali.
1992(Ap-Je):38 IJPA 109-
21
Rationale and relevance of TA-
DA. C.V. Narasimhan. 1992
(II): 183 M U 9-10
Reforming the market -Market­
ing the reform. A.S. Bhal.
1992(Ja-Ma): 37Adm47-
51
Riding the free rider: A lesson
fiom Barrackpore. Amaresh
Bagchi. 1992:27 EPW 1778-
80
Security forces: Trigger happy:
1992:27 EPW 1465-6
The Solanki Affair. 1991-92:96
CWN 82-4
State and societal reaction. 1992
(JI): 7 Law Col 40-1
“State privileged documents vis-
a-vis abuse of legal proc­
ess”. V.Krishnama Chari.
1992(N): 79 AIR 167-71
State terrorism in Punjab. Ajit
Singh Bains. 1992:7 Law
Col 36-7
Strategic issues in administra­
tive reorganisation: De­
veloping countries’ perspec­
tive. Prahlad K.Basu. 1992:
27 EPW M46-58
Travel diary: A Rajasthan sce­
nario. Arun Ghosh. 1992:27
EPW 185-6
US food aid and public policy
in Bangladesh. Kamal Ud-
din Ahmed. 1992:27 EPW
574-7
Urban bias in PDS: Re-exami­
nation of NSS Data. Amitab
Kundu. 1992:27 EPW 1340-
1
Urban bias in Indian public dis­
tribution system. Stephen
Howes and Shikha Jha.
1992:27 EPW 1022-30
Urgent vs. important. Anil C.
Shah. 1992(Ap-Je):37Adm
71-6
2 ^ b ia n civil service structures,-
training programmes and
transnational inducement of
administrative reforms.
Royson M. Mukwena. 1992
(Ap-Je): 38 IJPA 187-95
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Audi alteram partem in 1991.
Jyoti Prasanna Baksi. 1991-
92 :96 CWN 117-9
Criminal prosecution and de­
partmental enquiry. C.K.
Thakker. 1992(1): 12 Guj
LH 30-5
Right to engage an advocate:
Whether part of natural jus­
tice? C.K. Thakker, 1992
(1): 33(l)G LRi-viii
Salami tactics. 1992:27 EPW
855
Supply of inquiry report before
taking action. S.N. Singh.
1992 (JI):8 Corp L Ad 96-
101
“Trial in criminal court: stay of
departmental enquiry”. A.K.
Panda. 1992(Ap): 25 Lab
IC 60-3
ADOPTION
“Intercountry adoption (with spe­
cial reference to adoption
 of an Indian child by for­
eign parents)”. Sunanda
D. Joshi. 1992(JI): 79 AIR
97-103
Inter-country adoption-A tryst
with destiny. Sanjay Sen.
1992: 14 DLR 195-203
ADULTERATION
“Delay in launching prosecu­
tion under prevention of food
adulteration Act, effect”.
S.Lal. 1992(Ag):98CriU
113-5
ADVANI, K.A
Circumstances under which in­
spectors are appointed for
investigating companies.
1989; 90 Bom LR 161-7
Principles underlying the in­
vestigation of companies.
1989 : 6 Kan U 105-11
ADVANI, L.K
Decline of Rajiv government.
1991-92:30 (Ann) Mains
133-5
AFRAZ MUMTAZ
15th March World Consumer
Day: Public meeting on
pollution in Ahmedabad; A
case for concern. 1992(Ma-
Ap): 12CC4-6
AGRAWAL,ANIL
Towards global environmental
management. 1992 (Ap-
J e ); 42 SA 111-9
AGARWALA, B.D
Right to be left alone. 1992(Ja):
7 Corp L Ad 3-5 = 1992
(F): 7 Law Col 11-2
AGARWALA, B.R
Trial of a revolutionary: M.N.
Roy. 1992(Ap):7 Law Col
30-1
The Trial of Sardar Bhagat Singh.
1992(Ma): Law Col 26-7
AGARWAL, K.P
Class action and payment of
court fees. 1992 (Ap-S):7
Law Col 41
“Maximisation of production,
sense of belonging and
guarantee of tenure of
em ploym ent— Supreme
Court’s point of view”.
1992(Ja): 25 Lab I C ll- 4
“Unorganised labour and Mini -
mum wages Act”. 1992(JI):
25 Lab & IC 110-2
AGARWAL, MADHOOLIKA
Ozone: Sources and interaction
with other pollutants. 1992
(Ap):6 Encology 22-4
Relevance of “stress avoidance”
in determining plant sus­
ceptibility to' ozone stress.
1991 (Ag):6 Encology 8-18
AGARWAL, NOMITA
Evasion or avoidance of tax
liability-A comment. 1992:
39 Pb Univ L Rev 55-9
AGARWAL, P.C
“Need for amendments in the
provisions of (Code of Civil
procedure”). 1992(0) : 79-
AIR 154-6.
Suggestions on scriples trading.
1992(0):22 CS 888-91
AGARWAL, PURUSHOTTAM
A Stinking marsh-pond. 1992
(D): 400 Sem 30-3
AGARWAL, R.K
A Case for manufacturers’ re­
lief fund. 1992:57 Exc LT
A55-8, 65
Rate of Costoms duty in respect
of warehoused goods. 1992;
57 Exc LT A 17-22
a g a r w a l , s .k
Courts and accountability of
universities: Some recent
developinents. 1992(Ja-Ma):
28 CMU 13-22 = 1992 (Ma-
A p );12C C 35-8
a g a r w a l, sud arshan
Committee structure in Rajya
Sabha.l991(S):37JPI388-
401
AGNES, FLA V U
Maintenance for women: Rheto­
ric of equality. 1992:27
EPW 2233-5
AGNES, FLA V U
Protecting women against vio­
lence? Review of a dec­
ade of legislation, 1980-89.
1992: 27 EPW W S19-33
AGNIHOTRI, VASANAT
Audit under changing economic
and social environment.
1992(D):9CorpLAd 138-
40
AGRICULTURE
Approaching a decisive junc­
ture Amaresh Mishra. 1992:
27 EPW 2158-9
Ashok Rudra’s contribution to
Indian agricultural econom­
ics. Manabendu Chatto-
padhyay. 1992: 27 EPW
2637
Bihar famine, 1966-67 and
Maharashtra drought, 1970-
73: The demographic con­
sequences. Tim Dyson and
Arup Maharatna. ■1992:27
EPW 1325-32
Conservation of the farm. David
Tomlinson, 1991(Ag):6
Encology 19-20.
1992 drought in M aharashtra:
M isplaced priorities, m is­
management of water re
sources. D.N. Dhanagare
1992: 27 EPW 1421-5
Economics of shifting culti
vation in India. K.N. Ninan
1992:27 EPW A2-6 ~
Facing the challenge of Jhum:
The Arunachal experiment.
Vinay Sahasrabudhe. 1992
(Ap) :6 Encology 1-6
Farmer’s movement in Karna­
taka. Kripa A.P. 1992:27
EPW 1182-3
Falling agricultural investment
and its consequences. A
Ganesh Kumar. 1992:27
EPW 2307-12
Fertiliser subsidy: Issues related
to equity efficiency. Ashok
Gulati and G.D. Kalara.
1992:27 EPW A43-8
Government intervention in
commercial crop develop­
ment: India’s natural rub­
ber industry. Sunil Mani.
1992:27 EPW A83-92
Hank Yarn Scheme a flop. D.P.
Sharma. 1992:27EPW735
Land productivity in the North-
Eastern India: Cropwise
analysis in the food sector,
Mahesh Lalwani, 1992 (Ap-
Je): 42 SA 192-200
Modem agriculture and organic
manures. K.Kumaraswamy.
1992(Ap):6 Encology 19-
21
National Agriculture Fair 1989.
1989(Ap-Je):36Bha83-95
Oilseeds: From supply manage­
ment to longerterm prob­
lems. D.P. Sharma. 1992:27
EPW 2450-1
Oilseeds: Still muddling through.
D.P.Sharma. 1992:27 EPW
555-6
 Optimal cropping pattern for
different stages of Marwal
lift canal. A.K. Baina and
Jaswant Singh. 1989(0-D);
36 Bha 231-3
Peasants and flexible accumu­
lation in the third world;
Producing under contract.
Michael Watts. 1992:27
EPW PE90-7
Planter’s lobby in late 19th
century: Implications for
Travancore. Paul E. Baak.
1992:27 EPW 1747-53
Promises of agrobiotechnology,
bioinsecticides and bio-ferti-
lizrs in focus. M.H. Mehta.
1992(1*0:6 Encology 1-7
Record Kharif oil seeds crops
in offing. D.P.Sharma. 1992:
27 EPW 1771
Scope for biological agriculture.
in assured rainfall zone of
Maharashtra. E.G. Bathkal,
B.A. Lakhdive and N.V.
Mahajan. 1991(Ag): 6 En-
cology 27-34
Subsidising agriculture: A cross
country view. Ashok Gu-
lati and A.N. Sharma.
1992:27 EPW A106-16
Waiting for the rains. J.M.
1992:27 EPW 1043-5
Why gene campaign is against
the Dunkel draft. Suman
Sahai. 1991-92:30 (29)
Mains 8-9
AHMAD, AUAZ
Can Marxism be ‘dialogic’?
1992(Je) :394 Sem 35-40
Orientalism and after: Ambiva­
lence and cosmopolitan
location in the work of
Edward Said. 1992-27 EPW
PE 98-116
AHMAD, BADAR
Freedom of press: Obscenity vs.
Literary values, 1992(J1-S):
28 C M U 226-32
Protection to civil servants unddr
the Constitution of India-
an appraisal. l991(Je-S):27
CM U 2tS-24
Religious freedom under Article
25 of Constitution of In­
dia-A critical study. 1991
(Ap-Je):27 CMLJ 107-16
AHMAD, EQBAL
Challenge of religious sectari­
anism. 1991-92:30 (43)
Mains 19-21
Face of Sind Crisis. 1991-92:
30 (39) Mains 10-1
AHMAD, FURQAN
. Canal irrigation: Major legal
issues. 1991 (0-D):33 JILI
589-613
AHMAD, K. ISRAR
Myth and reality of psychotropic
drugs. 1991(0):31 SD 17-
21
AHMAD, KAMAL UDDIN
US food aid and public policy in
Bangladesh. 1992:27 EPW
574-7
AHMAD, MUSTHAQ
Tral lift irrigation scheme.
1989(0-D):36 Bha 205-9
AHOOJA-PATEL, KRISHNA
Quantifying women’s worth:
Development indicators
(1989-90). 1991-92: 30(27)
Mains 31-4
AHUJA, M.M
“Absence due to detention in
jdl: Employer’s quiz”. 1992
(Je):25 LabIC 86-8
 “A bull fighting on powers of
labour court- m/s 33c(2) of
the Industrial Disputes Act,
1947: A legal analysis”.
1992 (Ap); 25 Lab 1C 51-6
“Compensation in liu of rein­
statement or premium for
misconduct”. 1992(Ia)-.25
Lab IC 14-6
“Reference orders: A legal au­
topsy”. 1992(F): 25LabIC
25-9
AHUJA,SHOBHA
Potential for generating mutu­
ally beneficial trade flows
between India and Pacific
Rim based on revealed
comparative advantage.
1992(Ja-Ma);26FTR271-
96
AIYER, SWAMINATHAN
S.AN KLESARIA
No escape from Fund-Bank
supervision. 1991-92:30
(21) mains 9,17
AJETUNMOBI, MUSA A
Reorganisation of legal system
in Northern Nigeria; Ap­
praisal of 1958 recommen­
dations. 1990-91: 10& 11
Islamic CLQ 96-108
AKBAR, M J
The second problem. 1992(Ap):
392 Sem 15-7
ALAGH,YOGINDERK
Economic reform; A different
paradigm. 1991-92:30(17)
Mains 4-5, 35
ALBIN, ALICE
Kerala economy at crossroads.
1992:27 EPW 606-8
ALI, SHANTISADIQ
■A Country in ruins, 1991-92:
30(26) Mains 27-9
A LI,SOFI
Public policy-making in india:
Lessons from rural devel­
opment programme. 1992
(Ap-Je):38 IJPA 109-21
AMIN, SAMIR
Amin, Samir, A Brief biogra­
phy of. 1991-92: 30 (53)
Mains 12-5
AMULYA,ANTONETTEE D’Sa
The Debt-energy nexus: A case
study of India 1992:27 EPW
1401-5
ANEJA,RAJENDRAK
Evolving optimum media-mix
and comunication strategies
for rural markets. 1992:27
EPW M 75-9
I
ANAGOL, MALATI
Growth of regional trading blocs
and multilateral trading
system. 1992 (Ja-M a): 26
FTR 297-311
ANAND, R.D
Let the. maintenance jurispru­
dence have a heart, 1992:39
PbU nivLR ev 173-85
ANDOTRA, A.S
Cascade power system on river
Tawi. 1989 (0-D): 36 Bha
252-5
ANJARL\, NILAY V
Judicial review after the Presi­
dent’s order of removal of
a judge; Does not inspire
constitutional legitimacy.
1992(2): 12 GujLH 28-32
ANSARI, ANIS
Educational backwardness of
Muslims. 1992:27 EPW
2289-91
ANSARI, IQBAL AHMAD
“Divorce and iddat period of
Muslim Law”. 1992:90 AU
5-6
ANSARI, NASIM
Blasphemy and religious criti­
cism. 1992:27 EPW 1383-
5
ANTHERJANAM, SUKUMARI
Women and criminality - Na­
ture, pattern and modali­
ties. 1991(D): 15 CULR
417-43
ANTIA, N.H
Intellectual property rights.
1992:27 EPW 1374-6
ANURADHA, R.V
Dowry deaths: Statutory amen-
dents and judicial response.
1992(D):Law Col 13-8
ANYAKOU,EMEKA
Address by Chief Emeka
Anykou’ Commonwealth
Secretary-General to The
37th CP Conferenc New
Delhi, 23 September 1991.
1991(D): 3 7 JP I508-14
APTE,B.P
Kotwal, R.B. - death of. 1990:92
Bom. LR 144-8
Mehta, Sanat P. - death of.
1990:92 Bom LR 37-40
ARBITRATION
J Arbitration in technology trans­
fer contracts. S.R. Grover.
1992(Ja-Ma): 26 AQ 2-5
Arbitration relating to con­
struction contracts. S.R. Kar
Roy. 1991(JI-S):26AQ9-
14
Compulsary arbitration - Ameri­
can style. Amitabha. Sep.
199KO-D) :26 AQ 7-9
Facilities for international com­
mercial arbitration - China.
199KO-D): 26 AQ 10-1
Facilities for international
commercial arbitration in
Japan. 1^2(Ja-Ma): 26 AQ
6-7
Facilities for international
commercial arbitrations-
maritime arbitration rules
of the Indian Council of
Arbitration. 1991 (JI-S) :26
AQ 14-5
Interaction meeting on interna­
tional maritime arbitration.
1991 (0 -D ):2 6 A Q 2-5
Problems in the enforcement of
awards. K.G. Singhania.
1991(0-D ):26A Q 5-7
Remuneration of an arbitrator.
Sandeep B. Dave. 1992
(Ma):22 CS 206-8, 10
Suggestions for amending In­
dian arbitration law. F.S.
Nariman, 1992 (Ja-Je): 24
lA 92-6
Transnational transfer of tech­
nology and arbitraion.
1991 (JI-S): 26 AQ2-7
ARIYARATNE, A.T
Practical nonviolent responses
to new forrtis of violence.
1992 (Ap-Je):14 GM 193-
200
ARMSTRONG, ROBERT
International ethical concerns
of U.S. executives: A Po­
tential barrier to investment
in some developing coun­
try markets. 1992(Ja-Ma):
26 FTR 253-61
ARTS
Art in the age of mechanical
and ‘Utsav’ical reproduc­
tion. G.P. Deshpande. 1992;
27 EPW 401-4
 The Practice, Patronage, and
transmission of classical
music inTamilnadu: Some
historical & socio-cultural
perspectives. T.K. Rama-
chandran.l992(Ja-Ma):37
Adm 83-94
ARUL,F.V
The Profile of notorious out­
laws. 1992(Je):26CBIBull
1-3
ARUNACHALAM,V5
Linking technology to human
values. 1991-92: 30(32)
Mains 15-7,22
ARYA,RAJESH
Cooperative law is more effec­
tive in management. 1991
(Ja): 27 Coop U 54-5
ARYAN, RITA
Drinking water supply; Law and
policy. 1991(0-D):33 JILI
527-52
ASAFALI,ARUNA
It was an act of will: Interview
with ArunaAsaf Ali. 1991-
9 2 :30 (42) Mains 5-6
ASHUTOSH
The Reporter who came in from
the cold. 1991-92:30 (18)
Mains 29-30
ASIBUO, S.K
Decentralisation in Ghana-myth
or reality. 1992(Ap-Je):38
UPA 122-38
ATHEEQ,L.K.,etal
Economic restructuring and the
L\S.1992(Ja-Ma):37Adm
21-39
a u d in a r a y a n a , n
Raising age at marriage of girls
in India; Future policy in­
terventions. 1992(JI-S): 38.
IIP A 341-53
AYENI, VICTOR
State complaints offices in
Nigeria-coping with a fed-
eralised ombudsman system
in the third world. 1992 (Ap-
Je):38 IJPA 153-68
AZAM, M.KHALID
M^agerial promotions: percep­
tion of public and private
sector excutives. 1992(Ja):
27 m R 299-308
BAAK,PAULE
Planters’ lobby in late 19th
century; Implications for
Travancore. 1992:27 EPW
1747-53
BABA,NOOR AHMAD
Nasser’s Pan-Arab radic^ism
and the Saudi drive for is-
1am solidairy; A response
for security. 1992 (Ji-Je):
48 IQ 1-22
BABU, C.S
The Efforts of the Supreme Court
to blossom Hindu Women's
estate-a damp squib or a
stride across ? 1992 (2); 69
A nLT5-9
BABU, T. ANANTHA
Farewell address, to the Hon'ble
Sri C.Pratap, Chief Justice
of Andhra Pradesh on the
eve of his retirement on
30.6.92. 1992 (2) ; 69 An
LT47-8
BADGAIYAN, GYANEMDRA D
End of history? 1992(Ja-Ma) ;
37 Adm 41-5
 10
BAGGHI, AMARESH
‘Balanced budget' debate in US
Congress. 1992:27 EPW
1461-2
Riding the free rider: A lesson
fromBarrackpore. 1992:27
EPW 1778-80
BAGGHI, AMIYA KUMAR
Transnational banks, US power
game of global impover­
ishment. 1992:27 EPW
1133-6
BAGGHI, SAMIR KUMAR
“Powers of subordinate crimi­
nal courts to compound a
non-compondable offence”.
1992(F) :98 Cri U 25-6
BAHL, R.L
Credit for higher production in­
centive - computation of
base clearances. 1992:57
Exc LT A59-60
BAHL, R.L
Limitation for demand - amend­
ment to section 11A (1) of
Excise Act. 1992:61 Exc
LTA9-10
Limitation for demands - Sec­
tion 1lA (1) and its provi­
sion. 1992:62 Exc LTA107-
9
S.S.I. exemption and unregis­
tered units. 1992:61 Exc
LTA39-40.2
BAINS, A JIT SINGH
State terrorism and Human
Rights. 1992(0): 398 Sem
36-40
BAIRD, ROBERT D
‘Religious’ versus ‘Secular’ in
India - A religio-historical
analysis of constitutional
texts and their judicial in­
terpretation. 1992(Ap-Je):
28 C M U 89-106
BAJAJ, RAJIV K
In the dock: Does anyone really
care for the Indian police?
1991 (N-D):25 CBI Bull
23-4
BAJPAI, KANTI
Contemporary Japanese politics
and foreign policy. 1992(Ja-
Je) :48 IQ 98-103
BAJPAI, NIRUPAM
Severely indebted low-income
countries: Mounting exter­
nal debt and servicing bur­
den. 1992:27 EPW 905-10
BAKSm , D.C
The Fractured fraternity. 1991-
92:30(17) Mains 29
BAKSHI, P.M
Apharan Ki Saza Kya Ho 1991
(N-D):25 CBI Bull 25-6
Director's meetings and the ques­
tion ofquorum.l989:6Kan
U 101-4
Electrocution: Legal liability.
1992(N) :7 Law Col 19-20
Extra-territorial jurisdiction.
1992(D): 7 Law Col 15-6
Fatal accidents and succession
certificate. 1991 (JI-S):33
JIL I410-2
Innuendo in the law of defama­
tion. 1992(JI):7lawCol29-
7
Joint ventures. 1992(Ap):7 Corp
L Ad 145-8
The Law applicable to contracts.
1992(Ag):8CoipLAdl40-
2
Law of business secrets and
confidential communica­
tions. 1992 (Ma):7 Corp L
Ad 101-6
 Paperless transactions and
commercial law. 1992(Je):
8 C o rp L A d 6 0 -l,5
Reforming consumer law.
1992(My):7 law Col 17-9
Reporting of judicial proceed­
ings: The legal aspect 1992:
39 Pb Univ L Rev. 1-7
Transfer of public servants.
1992(Je):7 Law C oll9-20
Unauthorised use of photograph,
1992(F):7 Corp L Ad 47-
50
Warehousing reciepts. 1992(Ja):
7 Corp L Ad 22-3
A Year after Niyogi’s murder.
1992:27 EPW 2175
Audi alteram partem in 1991.
1991-92:96 CWN 117-9
BAL KRISHNA
High Courts’ powers to enforce
rights under Article 226 of
the Constitution. 1992(JI-
S):28CM U 223-5
BALAGOPAL, K
Economic liberalism and decline
of democracy : Case of
Andhra Pradesh. 1992:27
EPW 1958-62
Excepts from the memories of
death. 1992:27 EPW 569-
73
Slaying of spirituous demon.
1992; 27 EPW 2457-61
BALAKRISHNAN, PULAPRE
Union budget for 1992-93: Much
a do about nothing. 1992:27
EPW 803-6
BALASUBRAMANIAN, P.K
Welcome to the new judges.
1992 (2)K L T l-8
BALASUBRAMANIAN, VIMAL
Cakes, ale and ideology. 1992:27
EPW 503-4
BALU, N
The Right to privacy. 1991 -92:
96 CWN 125-8
“State of "Maharasthra and an­
other v. Madhukar Narayan
Mardikar and the right to
privacy”. 1992(JI):79 AIR
104-6
BALU, V
Requiem for capital issues con­
trol. 1992(JI):80CorpLAd
78-80
BANATWALLA, G.M
The Performance and the crisis
of Indian democracy. 1991
(S):37 m 427-32
BANDHYOPADHYAY, A.K
Civil proceedings law. 1992:61
ExcLT All-3
Frivolous cases. 1992:57 Exc
LTA112-3
Investigation and enquiry. 1992:
62ExcLTA 93-4, 109
“Reason to believe”. 1992:57
ExcLTA91-3
Some misconception about
excise valuation and assess­
ment. 1992:57 Exc LT A16,
22
BANDHYOPADHYAY, A.R
Macro-issues of personnel
management of the publie-
services in India. 1992(JI-
S ) : 37 Adm 107-21
BANDHYOPADHYAY, D
Grass root justice: The law, the
system and the people 1991
(0 -D ): 36 Admn 11-8
Land reforms and Kunja Babu.
1992-93:31 (5) Mains 13-5
BANDYOPADHYAY, PRABIR
The Fortunes of director sim-
plicitor. 1992(My): 22CS
408-9, 22
 12
BANERJI, ARUN
Not a recipe for a millennium.
1992:27 EPW 2153-4
BAN£KJI,DEBABAR
Family planning in the nineties:
More of the same? 1992:27
EPW 883-7
Health policies and program­
mes in India in the eighties.
1992:27 EPW 599-605
BANERJEE^G
Sale of defaulting concerns by
financial corporations.
1992(N):9CorpLAd 105-
7
State financial corporations and
quarantors. 1992(Ja):7 Coip
LA d 19-21
BANERJEE, PRADEEP
Capital goods industries; Im­
pact of spurious parts. 1992:
27 EPW M21-3
BANERJI, PRANAB
Development and population
policy: Some Indian evi­
dence on determinants of
prevalence rate. 1992 (JI-
S):38 IJPA 250-6
BANERJEE, S
Annual general meetings and
auditors-some issues. 1992
(Ap):7 Corp L Ad 143-5
Miao-filming corporate records.
1992(F):? Corp LAd 40-
2 directionless. 1992:27 EPW
Treatment of pending proceed­
ings relating to a company
which moves BIFR for re­
lief. 1992(My):8 Corp L
Ad 9-11
BANERJEE, SUBRATA
Ayodhya: Where do we go from
here? 1992-93:31 (6) Mains
6,31
National Conmiltte for an Alterna­
tive Development Stratetgy.
1991-92:30(27) Mains 21-
2
BANERJEE, SUMANTA
Dangerious game in Nagaland.
1992:27 EPW 1325-7
Redefining ‘integration’. 1992
(Ad): 392 Sem 32-6
‘Uses of literacy’: total literacy
compaign in three West
Bengal districts. 1992:27
EPW 445-9
BANGIA, R.K
State liability in tort today - A
critique. 1992:39 Pb Uniy
LRev. 8-17
BANKING
After such knowledge....l992:27
EPW 1579
Are formal and informal credit
markets in India interlin­
ked? Pradeep Srivastava.
1992:27 EPW 2241-5
Bank profitability and priority
sector lending: From popu­
lism to impressionism. D.
N. Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW
387-8
Banking blues. RP.Gurpur. 1992
(JI) : 39 Sem 39-43
Controversy over formation of
Reserve Bank of India,
1927-35. Aditya Mukher-
jee. 1992:27 EPW 229-34
Credit policy: Confused and
872
Directed credit programmes: A
critique of Narasimhan
Committee Report. D. nar-
ayan. 1992:27 EPW 255-8
Foreign banks: In the limelight.
1992:27 EPW 2009-10
Foreign banks; very unlevel.
1992:27 EPW 376
 13
The Future: what it holds for
banks. Ramesh Gelli. 1992;
27 EPW 297-9
Going, Going, Gone....1992:27
EPW 1223
IMF’s financial programming,
RavindraM-Dholakia 1992:
27 EPW 1438-9
Implications of the mega-scam.
Praful Bidwai. 1991-92:30
(35) Mains 7-9
Interest on interest not permis­
sible. Anand Grover. 1992
(Je):7 Law Col 24-5
Interest rates: Change of course?
1992:27 EPW 2448
The Judgment 1992( 1) An. WR.
372- A case study. S. Ma-
nohar Prasad Mathur.
1992(2): 69 An LT 59-62.
Mixed signals. 1992:27 EPW
2207
Money and banking: Soaring
money supply. 1992:27
EPW 1241-2
More a lawyer’s brief than a
report. K.S.Krishnaswam.y.
1992:27 EPW 391-3
“Offence of return of cheque-A
review of recent amend­
ments - some aspects”.
DeveshBhatt 1992(D): 98
•Cri LJ 156-9. 1992(2): 33,
2GLR xxxi-iv
On restructuring/the financial
system. V.V. Bhatt. 1992:27
EPW 389-90
Priority sector credit. 1992:27
EPW 437
Private sector banks: Bright days
ahead. T.S.Malgi. 1992:27
EPW 301-4
Reform of financial sector af­
ter the scam. Arun Ghosh.
1991-92:30 (48) Mains 5-6
Russia’s big-bang entiy into IMF.
R.G. Gidadhubli and Ashijit
Bhattachaiya. 1992:27 EPW
1728-30
South Asian and the Asian
Development Bank. Wil­
liam R. Thomson. 1992(Ja-
Je):10IASSI 206-17
Unchaining the Reserve Bank.
J.D, Sethi. 1991-92:30(18)
Mains 10-2
BANSAL,AMIT
Mitakhsara joint Hindu family:
A diminishing entity. 1992;
14 DLR 213-9
BANSAL,L.K
Dul Hasti Hydroelectric Proj­
ect. 1989(0-D) : 36 Bha
189-98
BANSIL, P.C
Land reforms in Haryana. 1992
(Ja-Je): 10 lASSI 145-57
BAPAT, MEERA
Bombay’s pavement-dwellers;
continuing torment. 1992:27
EPW 2217.9
Struggle and survival of popr
metropolitan households:A
longitudinal study in Pune:
1976 to 1988.1992:27 EPW
1141-7
BARBOT, IVAN
Stepping up the struggle against
child exploitation-interpol’s
new challenge. 1992(Je):
26 CBI Bull 30-1
BARDAY, J.A
Kaka, F.N.-death of. ,1988:90
■Bom LR 113-7
Vimadalal, J.R. Death of-1988:
90 Bom LR 122-6
BAROOAH, NIRODE K
Nehru, Bardoloi and Assam’s
problem with Cabinet Mis-
 14
Sion plan. 1991-92:30(42)
Mains 27-34
Nehru Bardoloi and Assam’s
problem with Cabinet mis­
sion plan-H. 1991-92:30(43)
Mains 23-8
BARU, SANJAYA
The Bravado of ‘Single digit
Desai’. 1991-92:30 (47)
Mains 5
BASU,KAUSHIK
Bad advice. 1992:27 EPW 525-
30
BASU.N.G
Jhorkand, Statehood for long-
neglected Banabasi. 1991-
92:30(51) Mains 4-5
BASU.PRAHLADK
Strategic issues in administra­
tive reorganisation: Devel­
oping countries’ perspec­
tive. 1992:27 EPW M46-
58
BASU,S.D
Form 13 frustrates public in­
spection. 1992(Je):22 CS
498, 500
BASUMALLIK,
PRABHAT KUMAR
“Right to privacy-A new dimen­
sion.” 1992(Ag): 79 AIR
120-1
BATHKAL,B.G
Scope for biological agriculture
in assured rainfall zone of
Maharasthra. 1991(Ag):6
Encology 27-34 •
BATRA, GURDEEP SINGH
Emerging dimensions in privati­
sation of public enterprises:
A comparitive analysis of
developed and developing
economies. 1992(N):22CS
983-90
BATRA.K.B
Public sector: Performance
evaluation by,MOU. 1992
(Je):22CS 505-8
BAUD, ISA
Gender and forms of produc­
tion: Labour-intensive in­
dustries in India and Mex­
ico. 1992:27 EPW 1811-8
BAWEJA,HARINDER
Living by the gun. 1992(D): 398
Sem 29-31
BAXI,UPENDRA
Combating sexism in the cam­
pus. 1991-92:30 (45) Mains
31-3
For an alternative to ‘Globali­
sation”. 1991-92:30 (25)
Mains 5-6, 35
Has the Indian Constitution stood
the test of tiSJie? 1992(Ja-
Ma):28 CM U 7-12
The Price of ‘Globalisation’.
1991-92:30 (21) Mains 3-4
State and rights movement in
India. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
Mains 37-43, 58 *
Workers right to health: A plea
to Parliament. 1992(1):68
An LT 57-8
BEDI,M .S
Institutional treatment of adult
offenders. 1991(Ap):30SD
39-48
A Review of services under
probation legislation in
Rajasthan. 1991 (Ap): 30
SD 15-24
BEDWA, P.O.
Conditions of Hindu marriage:
A critique. 1992:39 Pb Uni
L Rev. 60-82
 15
BEHERA, SUBHAKANTA
Nationalism versus internatio­
nalism. 1992-93; 31 (6)
Mains 29-31
SENEGAL, SOM
Sham of electronic media liber­
alisation. 1991-92:30(49)
Mains 11-4
BERNSTEIN, CARL
Twenty years after emergence
of Watergate: Triumph of
idiot culture in US media.
1991-92:30(39) Mains 7-9
BETEILLE, ANDRE
Religion as a subject for sociol­
ogy. 1992:27 EPW 1865-
70
BHABHA, JACQUELINE
A Fairer framework. 1992(JI):
7 Law Col 24-5
BHABHRA, HARI SHANKAR
Broadcasting and telecasting of
Parliamentary proceedings.
1991 (S) 37 JPI 319-24
BHAGALU, RUSTOM
Medical post graduate rules-At
the crose roads. 1992(Ap):7
Law Col 22-3
BHAGAT,R.B
Child marriages in India: Is
Ameena an exception? 1992
(Ja-Ma):42 SA 86-8
BHAGCHANDANI, G.N
Board’s instn'ctions, whether
proper, fair and just? 1992:
62ExcLTA101-3
Mis-interpretations galore of
S.S.I exemption notifica­
tion. 1992:62 ExcLT AlO-
2 Continuing relevance of social­
BHAL,A.S
Reforming the market-market­
ing the reform. 1992(Ja-
Ma):37 Adm 47-51
BHANDARI,J.S
Forests and tribes: A macro­
level perspective. 1991-92:
30(49) Mains 23-6
BHANDARI, M.K
Article 370: A Constitutional
delimma. 1992 (Ap):79 AIR
52-7
Emerging trends of judicial
policy making in U.S.A. and
India. 1991(J1-S):27CMU
209-17
BHARDWAJ,GOPA
Executives stress and its corre­
lates. 1992(Ap):27DIR396-
411
BHARDWAJ, KRISHNA
Jayati Ghosh and Abhijit Sen.
1991-92:30(22) Mains 27-
8.
BHARGAVA, G.S.
Dealing with Israel. 1991-92:30
(17) Mains 21-2
Pressler and proliferation. 1991-
92: 30 (16) Mains 22-3
“Unidentified” Naxaiites. 1991 -
92: 30(21) Mains 25-6
BHARGAVA, MADHU
Health of women and children
in Rajasthan. 1992:27 EPW
2323-30
BHARAGAVA, R.C
Working with the Japanese.
1992 (S) :397 Sem 39-42
BHARGAVA, RAJEEV
ism. 1992:27 EPW 2161-9
 16
BHARTI,INDU
Bihar bane; Slow progress on
land iBfomis. 1992:27 EPW
628-30
BHARTI,INDU
End of news censorship for
prisoners in Bihar. 1992:27
EPW 1242
BHARUCHA,RUSTOM
Anatomy of official cultural
discourse; A non-govern­
ment perspective. 1992:27
EPW 1667-76 •
BHATIA,D.P
Import of economic policies
liberalised. 1991-92:30(21)
Mains 13-4
Our crisis and declining values.
1991-92:30 (44) Mains 15-
7
Policy changes; For whom and
why? 1991-92: 30 (20)
Mains 15-6, 30
BHATIA, K.L
The Language of the law in
multi-national and plural­
istic Indian settings: The
Indian experiences. 1991(Ja-
M a): 27 C M U 49-56
BHATKAL, SATYAJIT
How 275108 crore rupees were
diverted: The law that
ensures die great cover-up.
1992(Ag-S):7LawCol 8-
10
BHATT.DEVESH
“Offence of return of cheque- A
review of recent amend-
ments-some aspects”. 1992
(D): 98 Cri U 156-9-1992
(2): 33(2) GLR xxxi-iv
BHATT, P.N. MARI
Demographic transition in
Kerala: A reply. 1992:27
EPW 1213-5
BHATT, SUSHEELA R
Rent Control Petition by or
ag^nst a firm. 1992 (1) KLT
49-51
BHATT, V.V
On restructuring the fmancial
Vstem . 1992:27EPW389-
90
BHATTACHAREJEE, AJIT
Thoughts on Republic day cele­
brations. 1991-92; 30 (16)
Mains 25, 9
BHATTACHERJEE,
DEBASHISH
Determinants of bargaining
structure in India: An ex­
ploratory exercise. 1992:27
EPW M71-4
BHATTACHARYA, DBPANKAR
Presidential election and the left.
1991-92:30 (38) Mains 11-
2
BHATTACHARYA, M.C
Gordimer, Nadine. 1991-92 :
30(20) Mains 29-30
BHATTACHARYYA,N
Forgotten legacy of ‘Quit In­
dia’ struggle. 1991- 92: 30
(45) Mains 21-2
Retrograde, anti-national. 1991-
92:30(21) Mains 15-7
Securities scam: Role of statu­
tory auditors. 1991-92; 30
(41) Mains 5,31
BHAUMIK, S.K
Changing tenancy relations in
West Bengal:- Popular no­
tions, grassroot realities.
1992: 27 EPW 1089,98
 17
bhende, m j
EGS and the poonEvidence from
longitudinal village studies.
1992:27 EPW 1009-17, A
19-22
b h i d e , a .d
Utilisation of byproduct ,phos-
phogypsum. 1992(Ma):6
Encology 29-37
BHOPAL, PARMINDER S
New world crder and UN. 1991-
92:30(51) Mains 23-6
BHOLE, L.M
The Gandhian model of non­
violent social order. 1992
(Ap-Je): 14 GM 273-83
BHOWMIK, SHAW T K
Caste and class in India. 1992;
27 EPW 1246-8
Plantation Labour Act and child
labour. 1992:27 EPW 2287-
9 EPW 1467-9
BHOYAR, R.V
Utilisation of byproduct phos-
phogypsum. 1992(Ma) : 6
Encology 29-37
BHUSHAN, BHARAT
Struggling to survive. 1992(N):
399 Sem 30-2
BHUSHAN, PRASHANT
The Anti-Defection Act: A much
abused legislation. 1992(F):
7 law Col 4-8
The Bofors affair: Another at­
tempt at a judicial burial.
1992(N):7 Law Col 9-12
G.Ramaswamy: Debasing the
office of Attorney General.
1992(N):7 Law Col 4-8
bhuyan, b
Land ceiling in Orissa. 1992(Ja-
Je): 10 lASSI 110-22
BroW AI,PRAFUL
Implications of the mega scam.
1991-92:30(35) Mains 7-9
Point of no return. 1991-92:30
(22) Mains 13-5
Sardar Sarovar and the Morse
report: A damning indict­
ment. 1992(JI-S): 42 SA
316-27
BILGARMI,AKEEL
What is a muslim? Fundamen­
tal commitment and cul­
tural identity. 1992:27 EPW
1071-8
BILLIANGTON, JAMES
Heritage and society: Conver­
sation with James Billing-
ton. Dileep Padgaonkar.
1991-92:30(1) Mains 7-9
BINA, CYRUS
Global oil and unviability of
Pax Americana. 1992;'27
BIOGRAPHIES
Agarwal, Sudhir Narain - ap­
pointed as a judge o f Al­
lahabad High Court. 1992
(0):79 AIR 160
Ambedkar Babasaheb. K.R.
Narayanan. 1991-92:30(42)
Mains 23-6
Ambedkar as a builder of
Modern India. Basanta
Kumar Mallik. 1991-92:
30(25) Mains 21-5
Amin, Samir - a brief biogra­
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Avinashilingam, T.S.:A tribute.
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Ayangar, M. Ananthasayanam-
Unvieling of the portrait of
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Shri M. Ananthasayanam
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Bahuguna, Vijay - appointed as
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[Bahuguna H.N.] - TTie last phase.
H ^shC handola. 1991-92:
30(35) Mains 25-30
Balasubramanian, P.K. - ap­
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Banerji, A.K, - appointed as a
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Banerji, A.K. - appointed as a
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B asu,T .K .-death of. 1991-92-.
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Bharadwaj, Krishna - death o f
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Bharadwaj, Krishnan : In re-
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568
BHARGAVA, G.S
Poverty of Naxalile philosophy.
1991-92 ;30(22)M ains21-
2
Bhatnagar, Kantha - appointed
as the Chief Justice of
Madras High Court. 1992
(II): 183 M U I
Bhattacharya, A. M. - appointed
as the Chief justice o f C d-
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96C W N 105
Calls, M.R, - appointed as a
judge of Rajasthan High
Court. 1992(F); 79AIR32
{Dasgupthaj, Amiya Kumar -
Tlie Economist. S.R. Sen
1992; 27 EPW 134-5
Dhillon, Gurdial Singh - death
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9
Farewell address by T. Anantha
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Justice Fathima Beevi retires.
Indira Jaising 1992(Je) ;
Law Col 3
Felicitations to Mr. Justice K.
Narayanan Kurup and Mr.
Mathews P. Mathew. 1992
(2)K L T 4 5
Full court reference by the
Hon’ble Shri P.D. Desai,
Cheif Justice, High Court,
Bombay to the late M.
Hidayatullah, Former Chief
Justice of India, on Mon­
day 28th September, 1992,
at 11 A.M. 1992(4} SCC
10-2
Full court reference held in the
High Court o f Kerala on
25th may 1992 on the
den:use of Shri K.K.Mathew.
Speeches by lA. Jagannadha
Rao, M.B. Kurup and M.I.
Joseph. 1992(1) KLT 65-
70.
Full court reference held in the
High Court of kerala on may
27th 1992 on the demise o f
Shri Ttiaikad N. Subrama-
nialyer. Speeches by M.B.
Kurup, M.I. Joseph and M.
Jagannadha Rao. 1992 (I)
KLT 71-2
Full Court reference in mem­
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Patnaik. Speeches by M.H.
Kania and R.K. Jain. 1992;
74 C L T 12-6
 19
Full court reference in the
memory of late Mr. Justice
M.Sikri, former chief jus­
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Shri M.H. Kania Chief Jus­
tice of India, on 9th Octo­
ber, 1992.1992(4)SCC 13-
7 2
Full court reference in the
memory of the Hon’ble late
Justice M.Hidayatullah,
former chief Justice of In­
dia, by Hon’ble Shri M.H.
Kania, Chief Justice of In­
dia, on 22nd September
1992. 1992(4) SCC 1-9
Gordimer Nadine, M.C. Bhat-
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Mains 29-30
Govardhan, C.V. - appointed as
a judge of Madras High
Court. 1992(n);183 M U
19
Gumaste, V.H. - death of.
Speechs by Chittatosh
Mookeijee, A.S. Bode, J.A.
barday, K.S. Cooper, M.L.
Dudhat and D.D. Damo-
dar.l988:90BomLR 119-
22
Giipta, Dipankar Prasad - ap­
pointed as the Solicitor
General. 1991-92:96CWN
81-2
Gupta, P.P. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court 1992(0) :79 AIR 159
Hidayatullah, M. - death of.
1992(0): 79 AIR
Hidayatullah M. - death of 1991-
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Speeches by M.H.Kania,
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Hidayatullah, M.H. - death of
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It was an act of will: Interview
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92:30 (42) Mains 5-6
Iyer, Thaikad N. Subramania -
death of. 1992(1)KLT71-
Jain, Sagar Chand - appointed
as a judge of Delhi High
Court. 1992(Ma): 79 AIR
48
Jha, Sachidanand - appointed as
a judge of Patna High Court
1992(F): 79 AIR 31
The judge in K.K. Mathew: A
critical, though reverential
appraisal. S. Parameswaran.
1992(1),KLT 74-80
K ^a,F .N .-death of. Speeches
by Chittatosh Mookherjee,
S.A. Bobde, J.A. Borday,
K.S. Kapoor, M.L. DudhM
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90 Bom LR 113-7
Kamerkar, P.D. - death 'of.
Speeches by Chittatosh
Mukherjee, A.S.Bobde,
A.S. Cooper, M.L. Dudhat,
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90 Bom LR 49-52
[Kanan Devi] Calcutta diary.
AM. 1992:27 PW 1637-8
Kania, M.H. - appointed as a
judge of the Supreme Court
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60-1
Katju, Markandey - appointed
as a judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(Je):79AIR96
Koirala, B.P. Remembering,
Kiran Mishra. 1991-92:
30(39) Mains 19-20
Kotwal, S.P. death of speech
by M.H. Kania, J.A. Bobday,
K.S. Cooper, P.P. Hudilkar
89 Bom LR 57-60.
 20
Koul, Makhan Lai - appointed
as a judge of Jammu & Ka­
shmir High Court. 1992
(Ag): 79 AIR 128
Kumar, Arun - appointed as an
additional judge of Delhi
High Court. 1992 (F) : 79
AIRS
Kurup, K. Narayana - appointed
as an additional judge of
Kerala High Court. 1992(2)
KLT45
Lakdawala - remembering.
M.L. Dantwala. 1992 (Ja-
Je):10 lASSI 290-1
Lakdawala, D.T. J.C. Sande-
sara. 1992:27 EPW 869-70
Majumdar, Justice Mahitosh -
In memorium. 1991-92:96
CW N57
Majumdar, S.B. - appointed as
the Chief Justice of Andhra
Pradesh High Court. 1992
(2): 12 Guj LH 26-7
Majumdar, Shailesh Bhan-
drayulal - appointed as the
Chief Jusice of Andhra
Pradesh High Court. 1992
(3): 70 An LT 25
Mankad, R.C. - retirement of-
as the acting Chief Justice
of Gujarath High Court.
1992(1) :33(l)G LR ix
[Mansur, Malikarjuna] - blend
ofenunence and humility.
H.Y.Sharada Prasad. 1991-
92:30 (49) mains 27-8
MaAew,K.K.-death of. 1992(1)
KLT 65-70 = 1992(3) s e e
1-2
Mathew, Mathews P. - appointed
as an additional judge of
Kerala High Court. 1992(2)
KLT 45
Mehra, Usha - appointed as a
judge of Delhi High Court.
1992 (Ma) : 79 AIR 47
Mehrotra, V.N. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(JI):79AIR112
Mehta, Sanat P. - death of.
Speech by C. Mukherjee,
Bobde, K.S. Kooper, B.P.
Apte and D.D. Damodar.
1990:92 Bom LR 37-40
Menon, K.P. Radhakrishnan-
retirement of. Speeches by
Mathews P. Mathew, M.B.
Kurup and Jagannadha
Rao; reply by K.P. Radha-
krishna Menon, 1992 (1)
KLT 17-22
Misra, Ranganath - appointed
as the Chief Justice of
India. 1990:92 Bom LR
185
Misra, S.R. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992 (My):79 AIR
80=1992:90 A U 16
[Mitra, Arun] Rare recognition
for sensitive poet. Ajit
Kumar Dutta. 1991-92:30
(51) Mains 35
Mitra, Radharaman -Young man
whom Gandhiji admired.
Amiya Rao, 1991-92 : 30
(50) Mains 19-22
Mittal, Gokal Chand - ap­
pointed as the Chief Justice
of belhi High Court. 1992
(Ap): 79 AIR 63
Mohammed, P.A. - appointed
as a judge of Kerala High
Court. 1992 (2) KLT 1-8
Mohanmied, S. M. Ali - ap­
pointed as a judge of Ma­
dras High Court. 1992(11):
183 M U 19
[Moitra, Jyothindra] - Remem­
bering our beloved Ba-
tukda. Ajit Kumar Dutta.
1991-92:30 (13) Mains 31-
2
 21
Mookerjee, Chittatosh - ap­
pointed as the new Chief
Justic of Bombay High
Court. 1987:89 Bom LR
217.
Mukerjee, M.K. - appointed as
the Chief Justice of Al­
lahabad High Court. 1992
(Je ): 79 AIR 94
Mukherji, Sabyasachi-death of.
1990:92 Bom LR 137-47
Naik, Motilal B. - appointed as
ajudge of Andhra Pradesh
High Court. 1992(JD;79 AIR
112=1992(l):68AnLT40
Naoroji, Dadabhai. Remem-
baing a fHoud Indian. M.V.
Kamath. 1991-92: 30(42)
Mains 21-2
Narain, Krishna - appointed as
ajudge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(My): 79 AIR
79=1992:90 ALJ 8
Padmanabhan, S. - retirement
of. Speechs by MJB. Kurup,
Mathews P. Mathew, Jagan-
nadha Rao and reply by S.
Padmanabhan. 1992(1)
KLT 29-34
Patna, Lokeshwar Singh -ap-
. pointed as a judge of
Himachal Pradesh High
Court. 1992(JI);79AIR111
Pathak, Raghunandan Swamp -
appointed as the Chief Jus­
tice of India. 1987:89 Bom
LRI
Patnaik.R.C- death of. 1992:74
CLT 12-6
Patnaik, R.C. death of. V.
PrithiviRaj. 1992:73 CLT
35
[Patnaik, R.C.] Fond remem-
berence. V. Prithivi Raj.
1992:73 CLT 33-4
Patra, Radhakrishna - appointed
as a judge of Orissa High
Court. 1992:74 CLT 6-7
Patwardhan, Achyut. S.C. 1991-
92:30 (43) Mains 11
Achyut Patwardhan - last ar­
ticle from. Secularism and
religious mind. 1991-92 :30
(43) Mains 11-2
A Piece of real news. Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(40) Mains 11-2
Prasad, Surya - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992 (A g):79A IR
128
Pratap, C. - retirement of. 1992
(2):69A nLT47-8
Pratap, Subhash C. - retirement
of. 1992(2): 69 An Lt 50-2
Rajwade’s Weltanschaung and
German thought. G.P. De-
shpande. 1992: 27 EPW
2361-3
Rangaswamy, V. - appointed
as ajudge of madras High
Court. 1992(11): 183 M U
19
Rao, A. Gopal - appointed as a
judge of Andhra Pradesh
High Court. 1992(l):68 An
L T I9
Rathor, Surinder Singh - ap­
pointed as ajudge of Punjab
and Haryana High Court.
1992(F):79 AIR 32
[Ray, Satyajit] -BharathaRatna.
Ajit Kumar Dutta. 199192:
30(23) Mains 6
Reddy, B. Subhashan - appointed
as a judge of Delhi High
Court. 1992(Ma):79AIR48
Reddy, B. Subhashan - £^pointed
as ajudge of Andhra Pradesh
HighCourt. 1992(l):68An
LT 20
Reddy. S. Venkata - appointed
as the Advocate General of
Andhra Pradesh. 1992(3):70
A nL T 42
 22
Remembering Jawaharlal Nehru
today. Parthasarathi. 1991-
92:30(32) Mains 7-10
Rqily by the Hon’ble Sri Subhash
C. Pratap, Chief Justice (on
30th June. 1992). 1992(2)
:69 An LT 49-50
Reply to the farewell address
by Subhash C. Pratap, Chief
Justice of Andhra Pradesh
to The Andhra Pradesh High
Court Advocates’ Asso­
ciation on 30th June 1992
on the eve of his retire­
ment. 1992(2) : 69 An LT
50-2
Roy, Harish Chandra - death of.
1992:73 CLT35
[Rural, Ashok] A versatile ex-
onomist. Deb Kumar Bose.
1992: 27 EPW 2345-6
Rudra, Ashok : Some memo­
ries. 1992:27 EPW 2465-6
Salmon Lord Cyril - death of
1991-92:96 CWN 13-5
Sanyal, B.C. :Going strong at
ninety. Ajit Kumar Dutta.
1991-92: 30(28) Mains 31
Saran, Virendra - appointed as
ajudge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(JI):79 AIR 111
Sareen, Rajendra. S.C. 1991-
92:30(29) Mains 35
Satyajit: The unique personal­
ity. Jag Mohan. 1991-92:30
(28) Mains 7-8
Satyajit Ray: His films, our
lives. Ashoke Chatterjee.
1991-92:30(31) Mains 6
Satyajit Ray amidst ‘Popular’
culture. Avijit Phathok.
1991-92:30(31) Mains 19-
20
Satyajit Ray on himself. 1991-
92:30(28) Mains 9-11
Saxena, B.C. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(0):79 AIR 159
Seth, Leila - appointed as the
Chief Justice of Himachal
Pradesh High Court. 1992
(JI):79 AIR 110
Shah, Hemendra K.- death of.
1990:92 Bom LR 41-3
Shah, k.B. - appointed as the
Chairman, Central Water
Commision. 1989(JI-S):36
Bha 135
Shalom, Israel. 1991-92:96 CWN,
79-80
Sharma, K.L. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(Je):79 AIR 96
Shanna Karyananad: A re­
spected memory. P.C.
Joshi. 1991-92 30(Ann)
Mains 135-7
Shelly [Percy Bruce], revolu­
tionary: Advocate of pas­
sive resistance. A.K. Da-
modaran, 1991-92:30(44)
Mains 32-3
Sikri, S.M. - death of. Speeches
by M.H. Kania, G. Rama-
swamy and R.K. Jain, on
9th Oct. 1992.1992(4) s e e
13-7
Singh, Baldev. Ashok Partha­
sarathi. 1991-92:30(31)
Mains 32
Singh, Baldev, the Scientist and
the man. 1991-92:30(31)
Mains 33
Singh, Jaspal - appointed as a
judge of Delhi High Court
1992(Ma):79AIR47
Singh, Kundan -appointdasa
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(My):79 AIR 79
Singh, Nagendra Prasad - ap­
pointed as a judge of Su­
preme Court. 1991-92:96
CWN 105
Singh, Sakha Ram - appointed
 23
as a judge of Allahabad Ifigh
Court.l992(Je):79AIR95
Sinha, Bejoy Kumar. J. P.
Chaturvedi. 1991-92:30(40)
Mains 4
Sivaraman B. - Dedication to
public service. V.A. Pai
Panandiker. 1992(Ja-Je);10
lASSIQ 292-4
Srivastava, S.P, - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(Je):79AIR95
The Statesman: Now and then,
mostly then. Chanchal Sar-
kar. 1991-92:30(17)Mains
31-2
Sundaram, Nainar - appointed
as the Chief Justice of
Gujarat High Court. 1992
(1):12G ujLH 30
Sundarani, S. Nainar - appointed
as the Chief Justice of
Gugarat High Court. 1992:
79 AIR 192
Trial of a revolutionary: M.N.
Roy. B R Agarala. 1992
(Ap): 7 Law Col 30-1
Trivedi, C M . - death of. 1992
(2):12G ujLH 21-2
Tyagi, Devendra Singh. V.S.
-Vyas. 1992:27 EPW 1046
Vernia, S.C. - appointed as a
judge of Allahabad High
Court. 1992(Ap):79 AIR64
Verma, Sushil Kumar - ap­
pointed as a judge of Al­
lahabad High Court. 1992
(0):79 AIR 160.
Vimadalal, J.R. - death of.
Speeches by Chittatosh
Mookeijee, A.S. Bobde,
J.A. Barday, K.S. Cooper,
M.L. Dudhat and D.D. Da-
modar. 90 Bom LR 122-6
Welcome to the new judges.
Speeches by M.B. Kurup,
M.I. Joseph, K.K. Usha
Sukumaran and reply by
RAJ^ohammed, P.K. Bala-
subramanian. 1992(2) KLT
1-8
What Satyajit symbolised in
Bengali Paychee. Hiramany
Karlekar. 1991-92:30(29)
Mains 21-2
BISWAS, Md. SIRAZUDDIN
Potential gains to Bangladesh
for imports of selected
commodities from India
and Pakistan: An analytic
investigation. 1991(0-D):47
IQ 63-82
BISWASROY, P.K
The Dyanamics of industrial
sickness: A strategic ap­
proach to 2000 A.D. 1992
(Je):22CS 501-4
BITHU, BHANWAR DAN
Composite membraceforcan^
limiting in Western thar
desert, India. 1991(0-D):
38 Bha 163-7
BLACKSTONE, TESSA
The Family : Some reflections
onfuture policy. 1992(Ap):
53 IJSW 202-9
BOBDE, A.S
Kaka, F.N. - death of. 1988:90
BomLR 113-7
Kamerkar, P.D. - death of.
1988:90 Bom LR 49-52
Mehta, Sanat P. - death of. 1990:
92 Bom LR 37-40
Vimadalal, J.R. - death of. 1988:
90 Bom LR 122-6
BODAS,M.V
Effect of sales tax set-off on
excise valuation. 1992:57
ExcLTA61-5
 24

BOER, BEN BRANE, M ICHELIE

Implementing sustainability. Justice for all? 1992(Ag-S):7
1992:14 DLR 1-33 Law Col 40

BOOTH, T .H BRARA, RITA

Where in the world? New
climatic analysis methods
to assist species and prove­
nance selection for trials.
1991(Ag);6Encology 1-7
B O SE .A Sm SH
India’s family planning pro­
gramme - getting out of
the sterlisation trap. 1992(JI-
S) :38 IJPA 257-66
BOSE, DEB KUMAR
Planning process and economic
refrnns. I992;27EPW430-
2 mandments. I992(Ja-Ma):
Rudra, Ashok - A versatile econo­
mist. 1992:27 EPW 2345-6
BOSE, MONICA JAHAN
The Public trust doctrine in New
York. 1992(Ag-S):7 Law
Col 23-6
BOSE,NIRM AL
Finance Bill, 1992. 1991-92:
96CW N85-7
BOSE, RANJAN KUMAR
Environmental implications of
energy use in the city of
Delhi. 1990(N):5 Encology
1-9
BOSE,SUNERAT
“Discharge before charge-sheet”'.
1992(D) :9 8 C riU 153-6
BOSE,SUNERAT
“A Quaere”. 1992(Ag); 98 Cri
118-20
BOSTOCK, W.W
Language policy models. S.V.
Rao. 1992(Ma): 391 Sem
26-9
Are grazing lands wastelands;
Some evidence from Ra­
jasthan. 1992:27 EPW 411-
8
BRINDLEY, BONITA
What is “Sustainable”? 1992
(F) : 6 Encology 35-9
BRITTO, GABRIEL
Drug abuse. 1992(Ag):396Sem
37-9
BRIZ-KISHORE,B.H
Save Water - The ten Com­
3 9 B h al-1 2
BROWN, DEREK
Implications of successful Tory
campaign. 1991-92:30(26)
Mains 5,34
BRUNELLI,GILIO
The Amerindians five centu­
ries after Columbus. 1992
(Ja-Ma):42 SA 25-39
BUCH,M .N
Victims of politics. 1991 (Ja-
Ma): 27C M U 62-5
BUCHANAN, IVAN
Speech by Mr. Ivan Buchanan,
Speaker of The St. Christo­
pher and Nevis National
Assembly (11th Common­
wealth Conference of
members from small coun­
tries, New Delhi, 21 Sep­
tember, 1991). 1991(D):
37 JP I492-3
BUDGET & BUDGETING
About bargaining, expectations
 25
and may be worse. JM.
1992: 27 EPW 560-2
Alienation firom Gandhian ethos.
Madhu Dandavate. 1 ^ 1 -
92:30 (21) Mains 5-6
Appropriating BJP base. Ke-
wal Verma. 1991-92:30(22)
Mains 11-2
At the cost of impoverishment
of the millions. Arun Ghosh.
1991-92(22) Mains 9-10
‘Balanced budget’ debate in US
Congress. Amaresh Bagchi.
1992:2 EPW 1461-2
A Bold step to disaster. Pradhan
H. Prasad. 1991-92:30(23)
Mains 9-10
Bonanza to the rich by fleecing
the poor. Prabhat Patnaik.
1991-92:30(23) Mains 13-
5,25
1992-93 budget: Highlights of
changes in the field of cen­
tral excise. K.R. Chandratre.
1992. (Ap):22 CS 320-2,
25
1992 Budget and capital mar­
kets. R.Santha-nam. 1992.
(Ap): 22 CS 323-5
1992-93 Budget and economic
■ policies. Arun Ghosh. 1992:
27 EPW 829-38
The Budget: Axe on invest­
ment. 1992:27 EPW 612
Budget bluffs. Ashok Rudra.
1992:27 EPW 580-1
Centre’s budgetary positon and
its effects on allocation and
growfth. K.Obulesu. 1991-
92: 30(19) Mains 25-7
Deficits’ tale. 1992:27 EPW 487
The Economy and the budget.
V.M. Dandekar. 1992:27
EPW 311-22
Fatalistic dependence on for­
eign crutches. Balraj Mehta.
1991-92:30(21)M ainsll-
2 9
Finance Bill, 1992. Nirmal
Bose. 1991-92.96 CWN 85-
7 ■
Implications of the 19?2-93
budget. D.T. Lakdawala.
1992 : 27 EPW 807-9
Import of economic policies
liberalised. D.P. Bhatia.
1991- 92 : 30 (21) Mains
13-4
Invoking Bhagat Singh and
inviting imperialists. Ashok
Mitra. 1991-92:30 (22)
Mains 5-6, 15
No escape from Fund-Bank
supervision. Swaminathan
S. Anklesaria Aiyar. 1991-
92:30(21) Mains 9, 17
Point of no return. Praful Bid-
wai. 1991-92:30(22) Mains
13-5
Postures and realities. Ashwani
Mahajan. 1991-92:30(25)
Mains 15-7
The Price of ‘Globalisation’.
Upendra Baxi. 1991-92:
30(21) Mains 3 4
Proposals for state-level
budgetary reforms. M.
Govinda Rao. 1992 : 27
EPW 211-22
Resource fransfers in budget for
1992-93 and Eight Plan.
K.S. Krishnaswamy. 1992:
27 EPW 839-41
Retrograde, anti-national. N.
Battacharyya. 1991-92:30
(21) Mains 15-7
Rupee convertibility: Some is­
sues. Arun Ghosh. 1991-
92: 30(23)Mains 11-2
Shameful. S.C. 1991-92:30(19)
Mains 1-2
Some facets of the economic
aspects of the 1992-93
budget. Malcolm S. Adise-
shiah. 1992(Ap):22CS308-
 26
Some pre-budget predictions.
AshokRudia. 1992:27 EPW
265-6
Some suggestions from a Marx­
ist standpoint, Bharat Jhun-
jhunwala. 1991-92:30(45)
Mains 28-30
Super-rich spared burden of ad­
justment. Deepak Nayyar.
1991-92:30(21) Mains 7-8
Unashamedly for the haves. H.K.
Paranjape. 1991-92:30(22)
Mains 7-8, 28
Union budget-unrevealed pref­
erences. Deena Khatkhate.
1992: 27 EPW 565-6
Union budget 1992-93. N.A.
Palkhivala. 1992(Ap): 22
CS 295-8
Union budget 1992-93: Impli­
cations of indirect taxes
proposals. ArvindP. Datar.
1992(Ap): 22 CS 317-9
Union budget for 1992-93: Much
ado about nothing. Pulapre
Balakrishnan. 1992:27 EPW
803-6
BUDHE,NIR
Social legislation or instrument
of exploitation? 1992:27
EPW 693-4
BURGESS, MICHAEL
Dangers of environmental ex­
tremism: Analysis of de­
bate overlndia’s social for­
estry programme. 1992:27
EPW 2196-9
BURM AN,B.K.ROY
Indigenous and tribal peoples,
global hegemomes and gov­
ernment of India. 1991-
92:30(46) Mains 31-5
BUZGALIN, ALEXANDER
Betw'een dictatorship and basic
democracy. 1991-92:30(21)
Mains 31-3
BYNONE,IAN
“The Civil rights of the men­
tally ill”. 1992(Ja-Je):24 50-
9
C .,K
Army in Assam: Pushing India
towards disintegration.
1992: 27 EPW 1181-2
Assam; Invoking NSA to stifle
Human Rights. 1992:27
EPW 1723-4
C ,,N
Anguish, not anger. 1991-92:30
(40) Mains 1-3
Chikens coming home to roost.
1991-92:30(54) Mains 1-2
Combating communalism. 1991-
92: 30(26) Mains 2
Confusion worse confounded.
1991-92:30(31) Mains 1-2
The Crisis and beyond. 1991-
92: 30(17) Mains 1-2
Economy: Danger signals. 1991-
92 :30(32) Mains 3-4
Factions and big money. 1991-
92: 30(52) Mains 1-2
Guilty at the top. 1991-92:30
(34) Mains 1-2
India-Pakistan: Imperative of
amity: 1991-92:30 (33)
Mains 1-2
Is non-alignment dead? 1991-
92:30 (34)Mains 3-4
A Landmark visit. 1991-92:
30(32) Mains 1-2
Let Parliament debate nuclear
issue. 1991-92:30(21) Mains
2, 35
Meeting brothers from Bangla­
desh. 1991-92:30(28) Mains
2-4
Not by formula alone. 1991 -92:
30(50) Mains 1-2
 27
Not sorrow but atonment. 1991 -
92:31(5) Mains 1-3
Ominous outburst. 1991-92:30
(53) Mains 1-2
Riding the tiger. 1991-92:30(41)
Mains 2-3
Tlioughts on truckers’ strike.
1991-92:30(38) Msuns 2
Threshold of sordid politics.
1991-92:30(44)Mainsl-2
Transparent indeed. 1991-92:
30(38) Mains 1-2
Uneasy twilight. 1991-92:30(43)
Mains 1-3
Wisdom in short supply. 1991-
92:30 (Ann) Mains 143-5
Achyut Patwardhan. 1991-92:
30(43) Mains 11
C .,S
Afghanistan. 1991-92:30(27)
Mains 1-2
At the Crosswords. 1991-92:
30(55) Mains 1-2
Ayodya today. 1991-92(23)
Mains 1
Breathing space. 1991-92:3(X41)
Mains 1-2
Centre on trial. 1991-92:30(16)
Mains 1
Crisis aggravates. 1992-93:31(6)
Mains 1-2
Crisis of confidence. 1991-92:30
(30) Mains 1-2
Electing the President. 1991-
92: 30(36) Mains 1-2
Exceptional step ? 1991-92:
30(49) Mains 1
Exit Solanki. 1991-92:30(24)
Mains 1-2
Face of the crisis. 1991-92:30
(37) Mains 1-2
Guard against cynicism. 1991-
92: 30 (39) Mains 1-2
The Human angle. 1991-92:
30(50) Mains 1-2
In the land of Ram. 1991-
92:30 (25) Mains 1-2
Learning from Larry. S.C. 1991 -
92: 30(13) Mains 1-2
Mandate from Jakarta. 1991-
92:30 (47) Mains 1-2
New agenda for NAM . 1991-
92:30 (46) Mains 1-2
The New burden. 1991-92:30(48)
Mains 1
The New challenge. 1991-92:
30(18) Mains 1-2
Outrageous. 1991-92:30(28)
Mains 1-2
n ie President. 1991-92:30(40)
Mains 3
The Question of sovereignty.
1991-92:30(21) Mains 1-2
RajendraSaieen. 1991-92:30(29)
Mains 35
Return to murky past? 1991-
92:30(22) Mains 1-2
Rhetoric and reality. 1991-92:30
(26) Mains 1-2 ‘
Shamefull. 1991-92:30(19)
Mains 1-2
Standingup to blackmail. 1991-
92:30 (29) Mains 1-2
Still on sticky wicket. 1991-
92:30(42) Mains 1-2
Time for iniyiative. 1991-92:
30(20) Mains 1
Who’s afraid of public probe?
1991-92:30(45) Mains 1-2
CABILDO, MA VICTORIA
Rehabilitation of survivors of
torture and political vio­
lence: The Philippine ex­
perience. 1992: 27 EPW
1755-61
CALLINICOS, A.T
Meaning of Los Angles riots.
1992: 27 EPW PEI 1603-6
CAMDESSUS, M
Freer trade and the main chal-
 —.gcs to the world econ­
omy, 1991(Ap-S);26 FTR
68-76
CAPITALISM
Capitalist failure parallels com­
munist collapse. Achin
Vanaik. 1991-92:30(44)
Mains 7, 23
CARROLL, LUCY
Maintenance claims and the
faniily courts; The Pakistan
experience. 1991(J1-S):33
JIL I332-45
CASTE
Biiiar: Emerging upper caste
alliance. Krishna Chaitanya.
1992:27 EPW 1595-6
Caste and class in India. Sharit
K-Bhowmik. 1992:27 EPW
1246-8
Caste conflict in Karnataka.
Ambrose Pinto. 1992:27
EPW 1465-6
Caste violence: Clinging topriv-
illege. 1992:27 EPW 1225
C A V A N G H ,JO H N H
The Tottering empire: US fi­
nance capitalism. 1992:27
EPW 2284-6
CHADHA,G.K
Changing tenancy relations in
West Bengal: Popular no­
tions, grassroot realities.
1992:27 EPW 1089-98
CHAITANYA, KRISHNA
Bara massacre and after. 1992:27
EPW 761-5
Bihar; Emerging uppercaste al­
liance. 1992:27 EPW 1595-
6 Kashmir crisis. 1991-92:30(46)
Ranchi women fight ragging.
1992:27 EPW 2525
Towards a united left in Bihar.
1992:27 EPW 2025-6
CHAKMA.SUHAS
Chittagong hill tracts: Appall­
ing violence. 1992:27 ^ W
2295-6
CHAKRABARTY, DIPESH
Of garbage, modernity and the
citizen’s gaze. 1992:27
EPW 541-7
CH A K R A B O R TI,R O Bl
Capitalist democracy and status
of blacks. 1992:27 EPW
1599-1600
CHAKRAVARTTY, GARGI
Ragging and cultural decadence.
1991-92:30(48) Mains 32-
4
CHAiCRAVARTTY, NIKHIL
By decree alone. 1991-92:30(18)
Mains 2-3
China’s emerging order. 1991-
92:30(33) Mains 7-10, 28
Dealing widi United States. 1991-
92:30 (22) Mains 3-4
Enough of trivialities. 1991-92:
30 (45) Mains 2,33
Face of debt politics. 1991-92:
30(49) Mains 2-3
Face of the new world order.
1991-92:30 (30) Mains 2-
3,34
Human Rights: Basic issues.
1991-92:30 (50) Mains 3,32
Hurdles in national integration.
1992(Ja-Ma):28CMU71-
4
InthenameofRam. 1992-93:31
(6) Mains 2-4
India-China: Reflections on
1962. 1991-92:30 (53)
Mains 4-5
Mains 3-4
Need for a new States’ Reor­
ganisation Commission.
1991-92:30 (48) Mains 2-3
 29
Need for debate. 1991-92:30(38)
Mains 4
A Piece of real news. 1991-92:
30(40) Mains 11-2
Punjab poll and national inte­
gration. 1991-92:30(13)
Mains 2-3, 32
Rio and new order. 1991-92:30
(36) Mains 7-9
The Unconquerable spirit of
1942.1991-92:30(42) Mains
12-3
We shall overcome: 1991-
92:30(24) Mains 4,35
CHAKRAVERTI,P.R
Division of India: Was it inevi­
table? 1991-92:30(43)
Mains 9-10
CHAKRAVORTI,ROBI
Human Rights and the Ameri­
can right. 1992:27 EPW
1901-7
CHAKRABORTY, SUKUMAR
Juvenile delinquency - A criti­
cal analysis. 1991-92:26
CWN41-4
CHAKRAVARTTY, SUMIT
TlieBurbulis visit. 1991-92:30
(30) Mains 5-7
Contours of change. 1991-92:30
(Ann) Mains 111-4
A Fruitful odyssey. 1991-92:
30(16) Mains 2-4, 32
India’s foreign policy: Respond­
ing to gl(*al changes. 1991-
92:30 (32) Mains 32-4
Meaning of Washington. 1991-
92:30 (36) Mains 3-4, 33
A Purposeful visit. 1991-92:
30(24)Mains 2-3
Scenario in Kazakhsthan. 1992-
93:31 (6) Mains 33-4
Statesman like initiative. 1991-
92:30 (23) Mains 2
CHAKRAVORTY, TAPOSH
The Structure being restructured.
1991-92:30 (27) Mains 15-
7, 34
CHAMPAPILLY, SEBASTIAN
Christians and the family courts.
1992(2) KLT 26-9
CHANAKA, TESHOM E TOGA
Child survival and fertility per­
formance in rural Ethiopia:
Is there any relationship?
1992(Ap-Je) :42 SA 170-
91
CH A N D ER,SH A IU A
Use and abuse of public interest
litigation. 1992:39 PbUniv
LRev. 149-54
CHANDER, SUBHASH
Accounting standards in India:
An evaluation. 1992(JI) :22
CS 605-7
CHADHA, G.K
Changing tenancy relations in
West BengahPopular no­
tions, grassroot realities.
1992:27 EPW 1009-17
CHANDHOKE, NEERA
Militarisation of politics of po­
liticisation of the military.
1991-92:30(30) Mains 13-
4
CHANDOLA, HARISH
[Bahuguna, H.N.] The Last
Phase. 1991-92:30(35)
Mains 25-30
TTie Sordid game: 1991-92: 30
(25) Mains 2-3,34 _
Without leaders of
thority. 1 9 9 1 - 9 » f 2 ^
Mains 23,30
 30
CHANDRA, BIPAN
Basis of India’s nationhood.
1991-92:30 (34)Mains 31-
3 Legal status of managing direc­
Socialism ; End of a dream?
1991-92 30 (44) Mains 19-
23
CHANDRA, NIRMAL KUMAR
Alternatives in Soviet history.
1992(My): 393 Sem 14-7
CHANDRA, SANJAY
Mineral resources and central
Asia 1991-92:30 (26) Mains
31-2
CHANDRA, SHANTA KHOLI
Population policy and some in­
dicators of implementation.
1992 (JI-S): 38 UPA 291-6
CHANDRASEKHAR, S
Policy initiatives for industrial
environmental planning in
the nineties. 1990 (N):5
Encology 17-33
CHANDRATRE, K. R
1992-93 budget; Highlights of
changes in the field of cen­
tral excise. 1992(Ap): 22
CS 320-2, 5
Artificial defnitions of ‘Manu­
facture’ in central excise
law. 1992:57 ExcLTA109-
11
Company Law.Board’s powers
under section 18(4)-conflic-
ting orders on fetter in
section 19(2). 1992(My):8
Corp L Ad 5-7
Company’s capacity to enter into
partnership. 1992(Ma) :7
Corp L Ad 91-3
Director’s vicarious liability for
company offences. 1992(0)
: 9 CMLJ 54-7
Intimation of satisfaction of
charge. 1992(N):9 Corp L
Ad 110-1
tor. 1992(F):22CS 103-8
Liability, as to refund of share
application money - con­
fusion worse confounded.
1992(Je):8C orpLA d53-
6
Rights issue of shares vis-a-vis
SEBI guidelines. 1992 (S):9
Corp L Ad 7-12
Variation in prospectus: Scope,
limitations and implications
of section 61 of Companies
• Act. 1992(D):22 CS 1073-
5
When a meeting can be deemed
tobehe!d.l992(JI):8Corp
L Ad 80-2
CHANDRU, K
Exit policy - end of labour
laws? 1992(Ma):7LawCol
4-7
CHANNA, SUBHADRA MITRA
Forests and tribes: A macro-
level perspective. 1991-92:
30(49) Mains 23-6
CHARI, V.KRISHNAMA
“State privileged documents vis-
a-vis abuse of legal proc­
ess”. 1992(N):79AIR167-
71
CHARSLEY, SIMON
Developing market mechanisms
in Indian silk indusOy. 1992:
27 EPW M l 17-21
CHARY, V. SRINIVAS
. Energy consumption in the trans­
portation sector and its
environmental implications;
A case study of Delhi, India.
1992(Ap) : 6 Encology 7-
18
 31
CHATTERJEE, ASHOKE
Satyajit Ray: His films, our lives.
1991-92:30(31) Mains 6
CHATTERJEE, MANINl
Seeds of fascism. 1992(N) :399
Sem 17-21
CHATTOPADHYAY,
MANABENDU
Ashok Rudra’s contribution to
Indian agricultural econom­
ics. 1992:27 EPW 2637
CHATTOPADHYAY, S U JIT
NARAYAN
Historical context of political
change in rural West Ben­
gal: A study of seven vil­
lages in Bardhaman. 1992:
27 EPW 647-58
CHATURVEDI.J.P
Bejoy Kumar Sinha. 1991-92:30
(40) Mains 4
Origins of Backward Classes
Commission. 1991-92: 30
(17) Mains 24-8
Yes, history has to be rewri­
tten. 1991-92:30(51) Mains
32-5
CHATURVEDI, S.K
Changing global scenario: role
of china as intrusive power
in indo-Nepal relations.
1992 (Ja-Je);48IQ 75-88
CHAUADHARI, MADHUKAR-
RAO
Parliamentary government at
work in India. 1991(S):JPI
325-8
CHAUDHARY, NANDITA
M ultilingual learning. N.
Supama. 1992(Ma):391
Sem 39-42
CHAUDHARY, PAWAN
Disqualification of a judge.
1992(Ja-Je): 24 lA 97-9
CHAUDHURY, RAFIQUL HUDA
Child survival and fertility per­
formance in rural Ethiopia;
Is there any relationship?
1992(Ap-Je): 42 SA 170-
91
CHAUHAN, V.S
Right to personal liberty and
public interest litigation.
1988:5 Kan U 100-4
“Sovereign immunity versus
Fundamental Rights: Gray
area of tension in the con­
stitutional law of India.
1992(S):79 AIR 129-35
CHAWLA, ALKA
Law of evidence in tax procee­
dings. 1992(Ap):7 Corp L
Ad I5I-5
CHEKKUTTY, N.P
Communalism and Indian me­
dia. 1991-92:30(35) Mains
14-7
CHELLIAH, RAJAH J
Issues before Tenth Finance
Commission. 1992:27 EPW
2539-50
CHEN, LINCOLN C
Health crisis in central Asian
republics. 1992:27 EPW
1197-1202
CHEN, MARTY
Widows and health in rural North
India. 1992:27 EPW WS81-
92
CHENOY, A. MITRA
Ram Janmabhoomi and Indian
democracy. 1991-92:3(K42)
Mains 4, 35
 32
CHENOY, ANURADHA M
Systemic change & systematic
collapes. 1992(My): 393
Sem 18-22
CHENOY, ANURADHA MITRA
Peace by piece in Yugoslavia.
1991-92:30 (20) Mains 25-
6 : 53 USW 191-201
CHENOY, KAMAL A. MITRA
Internationa] system and role
of UN. 1991-92:30(51)
Mains 20-3
CHHABRA, A
Scope of power to grant relief
under section 633: whether
restricted or wide. 1992
(Je) : 22 CS 493-5
CHHABRA, HARISHARAN .
‘Quit India* spirit in South Af­
rica. 1991-92:30 (43) Mains
6
South African whites still hate
blacks. 1991-92: 30 (21)
Mains 33-4
Violence helps de Klerk’s
agenda. 1991-92 : 30 (27)
Mains 31-2
CHILDREN
Child abuse: The victimology
aspect. Liliane Daligand.
1992(F): 26 CBI Bull 38-
44
Child labour and the processes
of exploitation. W alter Fer­
nandes. 1992(Ap): 53 USW
171-90
Child marriages in India : Is
Ameena an exception?
Sayeed Unisa and R.B.
Bhagat. 1992 (Ja-M a): 42
SA 86-8
Child workers: An analysis of
their terms of employment.
D.K. Lai Das and S. F.
Chandra Sekhar. 1992(Ja):
53 USW 29-37
Impact of intervention on the
parental perceptions and
expectations of their men­
tally retarted children.
Thuppal Madhavan and
Jayanthi Narayan. 1992 (Ap)
International protection of the
rights of the child: Prob­
lems and prospects. T.P.
Tripathi. 1989:6Kan L J 1-
26
“Myth and reality of child mar­
riages: A historical perspec­
tive of legislation and
implementation. V. Venkat
Kanna. 1992(2): 69 An LT
52-8
Plan of action for children’s
rights in law faculties. Ved
Kumari. 1992:14DLR134-
45
Prevention of child marriage:
Alternative strategies. Usha
Verma and Amrit Nikore.
1991 (O ): 31 SD 31-43
Stepping up the struggle against
child exploitation - Inter­
pol’s new challenge. Ivan
B ^bot. 1992 (Je ): 26 CBI
Bull 30-1
A Study of mental health status
of children. K. Paathyusha
and S.R. Venkataramiah.
1992(Ja): 53 USW 17-22
CHOPRA, MANNIKA
Factors behind the decision.
1991-92:30 (50) Mains 4,
32
CHOSSUDOVSKY, M ICHEL
Under the tutelage of IMF: The
case of Peru. 1992:27 EPW
340-8
 33
CHOUBEY, L.R.S
Computers in govemirent -
computerization of the
MP State Government
budget. 1992 (Ap-Je): 37
Adm 49-60
CHOUDHURY, ARUNDHUTI
ROY
India and the United Nations -
Retrospect and prospects.
1992 (Jl-S): 42 SA 242-58
CHAODHARY.BEENA
Public interest litigation and locus
standi. 1992(JI-S); 28 CMU
236-43
CHOUDHURY, M. RAHMAN
“Is injunction-hearing respon­
sible for the inordinate de­
lay in disposing the main
suit” . 1992 (Je) : 79 AIR
87-9
CHOUDHARI, MRINMAYA
Punitive practices in early Cal­
cutta. 1991(JI):31 SD 28-
37
CHOIUDHARY, P.C
Metaphysics of promotion.
1992(N ):9C orpL A dll2-
4 “Right to privacy - A new di­
CHOUDHARY, PRAKASH
“Industrial law - 'Theft’ as
niisconduct - How to go
about punishing it”. 1992
(M a): 25 Lab IC 41-3
CHAUDHARY, UMA DATTA
ROY
Jnter - state and intra - state
variatons in economic de­
velopment and standard of
living. 1992:27 EPW 2651-
5 Two cheers for free flow of in­
CITIZENSHIP
Recent changes in the citizen­
ship law of India. Werner
F. Menski. 1992(1):33(1)
GLR X- viii=1992(l) KLT
35-2
CIVIL LIBERTIES
Arrest(v) personal liberty.
Kumuda Ranjan Mishra.
1992:74 CLT 19-23
Ban on reporting Icidnappings?
A.G. Noorani. 1992:27
EPW 142
Be Indian, be damned. V.N.
Narayanan. 1991-92:30(54)
Mains 3,35
Free speech and meetings. A.G.
Noorani. 1992:27 EPW
1116
.“Laws that terrorise”. Faizan
Mustafa. 1992(Ma) ‘ 98
Cri U 33-8
Media and terrorism. A. G.
Noorani. 1992:27 EPW
1301-2
Right to be left alone. B.D.
Agarwala. 1992(F) :7 Law
Col 11-2
The Right to privacy. N.Balu.
1991-92:96 CWN 125-8
mension.” Prabhat Kumar
Basumallik. 1992(Ag):79
AIR 120-1
The Rights to information- Free­
dom of communication.
1992(1) SCALE 1-2
Secrecy and judicial proceed­
ings. A.G. Noorani. 1992:27
EPW 1888
State’s authority and citizens’
rights. V.N. Narayanan.
1991 (JI-S) : 27 C M U
198-202
formation. S.S. Gill. 1991-
92 : 30 (20) Mains 31-3
 34
Unauthorised use of photograph.
P.M. Bakshi. 1992(F):?
Corp L Ad 47-50
CIVIL PROCEDURE
ApfH^riation of payments under
decree. V.K. Sathyadevan
Nair. 1992(2) KLT 33-6
Awarding of costs in civil pro­
ceedings - norms and statu­
tory provisions not followed.
Rule of Law must inspire
all courts. T.A. Varadara-
jan. I992(I1):183M U 5
Civil proceedings law. A.K.
Bandyopadhyay. 1992:61
E x c L T A ll-3
The Courts and sententia legis.
A critique on P. K. Unni v.
Nirmala Industries, A.I.
R. 1990 S.C. 933. V. Sri-
mathi. 1992(1) : 182 M U
25-8
A Note about an observation in
Canara Bank v. Vijaya
Bank.(1992)IM .L.L 636.
S.R. Veeraraghavan. 1992
(II): 183 M LJ7
Order 7, rule 11(a), C.P.C. - an
insight. V.Lakshmanan,
1992 (II): 183 MLJ 22-4
The Position of a third party
objector in possession of
th property under 0.21,
rules 95 to 105, C.P.C. as
amended. R Govindharajan.
1992(1) MLJ 13-5
Removal of tbs ‘cloud of or­
deal’ over the term “An-
yact purporting to be done
by such public officer in his
official capacity” in the
sec.80,C.P.C. 1908. A Ra-
tanavelu. 1992(1) MLJ 16-
8 employment. S.Kamalakar.
A Submission on the judgment
in Thirumayaee and another
v. J.P.Maraswamy,(1992)
I.L.W. 473. M,R. Pradeep
Kumar. 1992(ri); 183 MLJ
7-8
CIVIL SERVICE
Andra Pradesh College Service
Commission - recruitment ■
of lecturers - The decision
of The Andhra Pradesh High
Court requires reconsid­
eration. S.Sathynarayana
Prasad. 1992(2);69 An LT
25-7
Disciplinary action in Public
employment : Change in
judicial ^proach” . A.K.
Panda. 1992(Ma); 25 Lab
IC 38-40
Government’s power to relax
requirement of service rules
in particular cases. S.
Kamalakar. 1990:92 Bom
LR 57-60
“The Power of transfer: A legal
issue”. A. Rajendraprasad.
1992 (Ag): 25 Lab IC 113-
8
Protection to civil servants under
the Constitution of India -
an appraisal. Badar Ah­
mad. 1991(JI-D):27CMU
218-24
Retirement age and date of birth.
Anand Cover. 1992 ( n ) : 7
Law Col 17-9
Transfer of public servants. P.M.
Bakshi. 1992(Je):7 Law Col
19-20
Victims of politics. M.N. Buch.
1991 (Ja-Ma) : 27 C M U
62-5
Written test and interview test
in the matter of public
1987: 89 Bom LR 153-6
 35
CLAIRMONTE. F.F
Plight of the leprous dollar. 1992:
27 EPW 2027-8
CLARMONTE, FREDERICK
Third world and arms trade. 1992:
27 EPW 398-400
CLAIRMONTE, FREDERICK F
GATT: Countdown to oWivionZ
1992:27 EPW 512-4
The Tottering empire: US fi­
nance capitalism. 1992:27
EPW 2284-6
CLERK, RAJASI
Equality principle applied to
work of same nature. 1992
(Ap):7 Law Col 13-5
COLLINSON, NORMAN
Police and inter-agency co­
operation for the investi­
gation and detection of
sexual abuse of children.
1992(Je):26CB IB ull26-
9 communalism. Uroqj Abdi
COMMERCE
Kondratieff and other cycles in
market, command and
mixed economies. S.R. Sen.
1992: 27 EPW 1189-90
COMMUNALISM
Anguish, not anger. N.C. 1991-
92:30(40) Mains 1-3
Ayodhya: Only a respite. 1992:
27 EPW 2512
Ayodhya: Where do we go from
here? Subrata Banerjee.
1992-93 : 31 (6) Mains 6,
31
Ayodhya and after. 1992:27
EPW 2619
Ayodhya conundrum: The third
eye. Sudhansu Mohanty.
1991-92:30(29) Mains 13-
5
Ayodhya today. S.C. 1991-92:30
(23) Mains 1
Betiaras rocked by communal
violence. AsgharAli Engi­
neer. 1992:27 EPW 509-11
Blasphemy and reliogious criti­
cism. Nasim Ansari. 1992:
27 EPW 1383-5
Breathing space. S.C. 1991-
a2:30 (41) Mains 1-2
Calcutta diary. AM . 1992:27
EPW 2625-6
Can the PM be trusted? 1992:27
EPW 2620-1
Challenge of religious sectari­
anism. Eqbal Ahmad. 1991-
92:30 (43) Mains 19-21
Combating communalism. N.C.
1991-92:30 (26) Mains 2
Communal conflict after 1950:
A perspective. A sgh^ Ali
Engineer. 1992:EPW 1728-
5
Communal prejudice behind
and M.G. Hussain. 1991-
92:30(54) Mains 24-6
Communal riots in Ahmedabad.
AsgharAli Engineer. 1992:
27 EPW 1641-3
Communal violence: False
pretences. 1992:27 EPW
2209
Conununalism: Beyond politi­
cal parties. GPD. 1992:27
EPW 2627-8
Communalism and Indian me­
dia. N.P. Chekkutty. 1991-
92:30 (35) Mains 14-7
Communalism in contemporary
India. Sonte theoretical con­
siderations. Randhir Singh.
1992:30 (Ann) Mains 75-
89
Cry, my India: Lament of an
Indian abroad. 1992-93:
31(6) Mains 5
 36
Gandhiji’s struggle against
communalism. Nirmal
Kumar. 1991-92:30(51)
Mains 27-8
Gender and communal riots.
Bhavna Mehta and Trupti
Shah. 1992:27 EPW 2522-
4 Mains 4,35
Genesis of communal violence.
AsgharAli Engineer. 1992:
27 EPW 189-90
Guard against cynicism. S.C.
1991-92:30(39) Mains 1-2
Hindu - Muslim leadership:
Dilemma of the intelligen-
tia. Rizwan Qaiser. 1991-
92: 39 (41) Mains 17-8
Hindutva and hatred for mus-
lims. S.S. Khanolkar. 1992-
93:31 (6) Mains 13
In the land of Ram. S.C. 1991-
92: 30(25) Mains 1-2
In the name of Ram. Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1992-93: 31
(6) Mains 2-4
Judicialisation of politics Ram
Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid
controversy. Asha Gupta.
1991-92:30(28)Mains 34-
5 Asghar AH Engineer. 1992:
The Looming political crisis,
Amrik Singh. 1991-92:30
(43) Mains 3-4
Maharasthra: Communalised
state. 1992:27 EPW 2620
Mandir Masjid; Destruction of
evidence. 1992:27 EPW
2140
Meeting the challenge of deep­
ening crisis. Dalai Lamba.
1992-93:31 (6) Mains 7-8Communism at the cl-ossroads.
Not by fomiula alone. N.C. 1991-
92:30 (51) Mains 1-2
P.M.’s fruitful initiative: Sav­
ing India on the brink. S.G.
Sardesai. 1991-92:30 (42)
Mains 2-3, 34
Politics of communalism: les­
sons from kerala. Benny
Joseph. 1991-92:30(52)
Mains 134, 34
Ram Janmabhoomi and Indian
democracy. Kamal A.Mitra
Cheney. 1991-92:30 (42)
Reflections on Ayodhya trag­
edy. BarenRay. 1991-92:
31(5) 3-4,35
Shiv Sena and ‘national’ Hin­
duism. Gerard Heuze.
1992:27 EPW 2189-95,
2253-63
Sitamarhi on fire. Asghar Ali
Engineer. 1992:27 EPW
2462-4
The Stark reality. Jayshree
Sengupta. 1992-93:31 (6)
Mains 23-4
The State, temples and Sai Baba.
Kancha Ilaiah. 1992:27
EPW 2021- 3
Towards a left-led anti-commu­
nal platform. Amaresh
Mshia. 1992:27 EPW 2521-
2
Udaipur mosques. Invalid claims.
27 EPW 995-6
COMMUNICAION
In between paradigms. Perspec­
tive on communication the­
ory for India. Peggy Mo­
han. 1992:27 EPW 773-9
COMMUNISM
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 183-4
Modhumita Majumdar.
1991-92:30(19) Mains 15-
6.
Unorthodox communist in new
role. Mehendra Ved. 1991-
92:30(27) Mains 6, 35
 37
COMPANIES
Annual general meetings and
auditors-some issues. S.
Baneijee. 1992(Ap):7 Coip
L Ad 143-5
Annual report: The intriguing
identity of dates of its
components. S. Mural-
idharan. 1992(F) ; 22 CS
116-7
Another victim of a spreading
sickness. Gurbir Singh.
1992; 27 EPW 2630-1
Can a Hindu undivided family
hold shares in companies?
S.Venugopalan. 1992(0) ;9
C M U 66-8
Check-list for making a refer­
ence to the board for Indus­
trial and Fmancial Reconst-
raction(BIFR). T.R.C. Nair.
1992(S):22CS 801-2
Circumstances under which
inspectors are appointed for
investigating companies.
K.A.Advani. 1988:90 Bom
LR 161-7
Companies get rough end of the
stick in direct taxation.
S.Mu- ralidharan. 1992(Ag):
8 Corp L Ad 135-6
Company property-its wrong­
ful withholding”. Shanti-
malJain. 1992 (Ma):79 AIR
40-3-1991-92:96CWN73-
8 (F): 7 Corp. L Ad 43-7
Company’s capacity to enter into
partnership. K.R. Chan-
dratre. 1992(Ma): 7 CorpL
Ad 91-3
CompanyLawBoard’s powers
under section 18(4)- con­
flicting orders on fetter in
section 19(2). K.R. Chan-
dratre. 1992(My);8 Corp L
Ad 5-7
Corporate accountability. 1992
(My-Je): 12CC 22-8,37
Corporate governance-Role of
the board managing direc­
tor and chairman, Naresh
Kumar. 1992(0) :9 C M U
51-3
Corporate membership of stock
exchanges. Naresh Kumar.
1992 (JI);8CoipL Ad 75-8
A Critical review of the mutual
fund regulations. R.K. Sahu.
1992(D): 22 CS 1076-8
Deducrtibility of dividend-will
non-voting shares tuni the
tide. S.Muralidharan. 1992
{Ja):7 C orpL Ad 10-2
Director’s meetings and the
question of quorum. P.M.
Bakshi. 1989:6 Kan U 101-
4
Director’s vicarious liability for
company offences. K.R.
Chandratre. 1992(0) :9
C M U 54-7
Disclosure of materials, during
inquiry. S.N. Singh. 1992
(Je); 8 C orpL A d‘56-9 .
Division of powers between
companies in general meet­
ing and the board of direc­
tors. Dinesh Kumar Sri vas-
tava. 1992(Ag):23Lal46-
51
Doctrine of indoor manage­
ment. L.C. Dhingra. 1992
Exit policy. R.K. Khurana. 1992
(N) 22 Cs 996-7
The Exit policy and its implica­
tions. D. Thankappan. 1992
(0 -D ): 42 SA 438-41
Expanding the tax base-tax treat­
ment of gains from surren­
der of tenancy rights. K.Sri-
nivasan. 1992(Ja):7 CorpL
Ad 1-2, 25
Foreign portfolio investment:
 38
Hasty step? 1992:27 EPW
2008-9
Form 13 frustrates public in­
spection. t.D. Basu. 1992
(Je ): 22 CS 498, 500
The Fortunes of director simpli-
cator. Prabhir Bandyo-
padhyay.l992(My):22CS
408-9,22
Free market pricing of public
issues- implications. Naresh
Kumar. 1992(Ag):8 Corp
L Ad 132-4
Free market pricing of securi­
ties. S. Venkitaraman.
1992(Je); 22 CS 496-7
Free pricing of issues. S.Ramesh.
1992(N); 22 CS 1001-2,4
Further issue of capital by way
o f “Rights” or otherwise,
and increase of capital. B.J.
Murthy. 1992 (0):22 CS
892-4
Indian corporate sector going
global - vital issue. Naresh
Kumar. 1992 (M y): 8 Corp
L A d 11-3
Immunity to company directors/
officers from prosecution.
J.K.Shah.l992(Ap):7C(Mp
L Ad 136-8
Implication of a company’s delay
in reflections to CLB under
section 22A (4) (C) of
SCRA, 1956.T.V.Naraya-
naswamy. 1992(N):9Corp
L A d 100-4
Insidertrading in India -SEBI’s
draft resolutions for investi­
gation and prosecution.
Naresh Kumar. 1992(F):?
Corp L A d 51-5
Insider trading regulation. Naresh
Kumar. 1992(F) :22CS 111-
5 ,7
Intimation of satisfaction of
charge. K.R. Chandratre.
1992 (N) ; 9 Coqj L Ad
110-1
Investor’s understanding of in­
formation: Some evidence.
Jawahar Lai. 1992(Ma) :
22 CS 211-2
Is investment allowance resCTve
for ten years? T. N. Pan-
dey.l992(S) :9corpL A d
19-22
Joint shareholding under Com­
panies Act, 1956. Sandeep ■
B4)ave. 1992 (Ja):7 Corp
L A d 5-10
Joint ventures. P.M. Bakshi. 1992
(A p );7 C o ip L A d 145-8
Judicial trends and government
companies in India.: A case
study in rule of law. J.K.
Mittal. 1988:5 Kan U 51-
62
Law o f business secrets and
confidential communica­
tions. P.M. Bakshi. 1992
(Ma):7 Corp L Ad 101-6
Legal status o f managing direc­
tor. K.R. Chandratre. 1992
(F):22C S 103-8
Laibility as to refund of share
application money-confu-
sion worse confounded.
K.R. Chandratre. 1992(Je):8
Corp L Ad 53-6
Liability in cases of companies
where compliance has been
made mandatory undw sub­
section (1 A) of sction 115J
of Income-tax Act, 1961.
T.N.Pandey. 1992(Ma):7
Corp L A d 106-9
Lien undCT Companies Act, 1956.
Sandeep B.Dave. 1992(S):9
Corp L A d 12-5
Lifting the corporate veil: The
Santanu Ray style. P.Y.
Padhye. 1992(F): 22CS 109-
10,7
 39
Limiting directors’ liability,
ratification, exemption atld
indem nification. Ross
F.Cranston. 1992(Ag):8
■CorpL Ad 124-32
Meetings of Board of Directors
and Companies Act, 1956.
R.R.Sen Sarma. 1992(Je):
22 CS 499-500
Metaphysics of promotion. A.
K. Sinha and P.C. Chou-
dary. 1992(N):9 CorpL Ad
112-4
Micro-filming corporate rec-
OTds. S. Baneijee. 1992(F);7
C qrpL A d40-2
Mutual funds and company law.
S. Venugopalan. 1992(N):
22 CS 1003-4
New issues - change over from
administrative pricing to
market driven pricing. L.L.
Rajpal. 1992(Ma):7 Corp
L Ad 93-6
No taxable income on remis­
sion of trading liability of
amalgamating company.
R.G.B. Bhagavath Kumar.
1992 (Ja); 7 C orpL Ad 17-
9 Shah. 1992(D) :22 CS 1081-
Offence involving moral turpi­
tude: A lethal disqualifi­
cation for managerial per-
sohnel. P.Y.Padhye. 1992
(My):22CS 405-7
Options trading; A primer and a
proposal. Ramesh Gupta.
1992 (0):22 CS 883-7
An Ordinance for repeal of the
Capital Issues (Control) Act
1947. K.Srinivasan. 1992
(Je); 8 C orpL Ad 51-2
Over the counter exchange of
India S.Venugopalan. 1992
(Ag): 8 Corp L Ad 137-9
Paperless transactions and
Commercial lav^. P.M.
Bakshi. 1992(Je);8 C orpL
Ad 60-1,5
Prevention of oppression and
mismanagement protection
of minority shareholders’s
rights. Naresh Kumar. 1992
(Ma): 7 Corp L Ad 87-91
Principles of valuation of stock-
in- trade. Kanthan Perumal.
1992(F); 7 Corp L Ad 58-
60
Principles underlying the inves­
tigation of companies. K.A.
Advani. 1989:6 Kan U 105-
11
Procedure for issue of bonus
share upto Rs. 1 crore by a
company. T.V. Naraya-
naswamy. 1992(Ap);22 CS
337-8
Professionals-how the company
law looks at them? S. Mu-
ralidharan. 1992(Ma):7
Corp L Ad 85-6
Piotection to sick industrial
companies under section
22( 1) of the Sick Industrial
Companies (Special Provi-
sions)Act, 1985. Mohit S.
4
Recodification of Companies
Act. 1956. S. Rao. 1992(F):
22 CS 118-21
Repeal of capital issue control.
T.V.Narayanaswamy. 1992
(JI) : 22 CS 593-6
Requiem for capital issues con­
trol. V. Balu, 1992(JI):80
Corp L Ad 78-80
Requisites of statutory notice
under section 434 of the
Companies Act, 1956, San-
deep P.Dave. 1992(JI):22
CS 611-2
Resolution not requisitioned
under section 188 of Com-
 40
panies Act. Annie George.
1992(S);9C orpLA d 6-7
Rights issue of shares vis-a-vis
SEBI guidelines. K.R.
Chandratre. 1992(S);9 Corp
L Ad 7-12
Role of corporate securities in
household saving and pri­
vate corporate sector financ­
ing during eighties - some
em pirical observations.
Alok Puranik. 1992(N):22
CS 991-5
Sale of defaulting concerns by
financial corporations. G.
Banerjee. 1992(N):9 Corp
L A d 105-7
Scope of power to grant relief
under section 633: Whether
restricted or wide. A.
Chhabra. 1992(Je):22 CS
493-5
Scope of section 633 of the
Companies Act, 1956.
B.M.Mundra and Shanti-
malJain. 1992(0): 9 CM U
57-8
Share administration. K.R.
Ramakrishnan. 1992(My);8
Corp L Ad 7-9
Share transfer delays. Naresh
Kumar. 1992(N):9 Corp L
Ad 107-10
Sick companies Act: A body
blow to creditors? S. Mu-
ralidharan. 1992(D):22 CS
1085-7
State financial corporations and
guarantors. G.Banerjee.
C OM PUTER
1992(Ja):77CorpLA dl9-
21
The status of preference share­
holders under The Com­
panies Act, 1956-A study.
P. Bhaskara Mohan. 1992
(2); 69 An LT 17-24
Stockinvest - A boon to small
investors. Naresh Kumar.
1992 (S ): 9 Corp L A d 16-
9
Suggestions on scriples trading.
P.C. Agarwal. 1992(0):22
CS 888-91
Tax on consignments injhe guise
of a tax purchases. R.
Parthasarathy. 1992(JI):8
Corp L Ad 82-5
Tax treatment of capital issues
expenses. S.Muralidharan.
1992 (F).7 Corp L A d 56-8
Transmission of shares. Sandeep
B. Dave. 1992(Ap):7 Corp
L A d 138-43
Treatment of pending proceed­
ings relating to a company
which moves BIFR for re­
lief. S. Baneijee. 1992(My):
8 Corp L A d 9-11
Variation in prospectus: Scope,
limitations and implications
of section 61 o f Compa­
nies Act. K.R.Chandratre.
1992(D):22CS 1073-5
When a meeting can be deemed
to be held. K.R.Chandratre.
1992 (JI):8 Corp L A d 80-
2
Whole-time secretary. R.S.Gae.-
l992(Ap):7CoipLAd 133-
6
Working capital limits on a
rolling over basis. Atul
Mohan. 1992(Ma):22 CS
209-10
Computers in government-
computerization of the MP
State Government budget.
Raghuvendra S. Sirohi, LRS
Choubey and A.K. Saxena.
1992(Ap-Je):37 Adm 49-
60
 41
Legal protection and computer
soft-ware; Issues and con­
troversies. P.S. Sangal and
Sudhir K.Dixit. 1992:14
DLR 34-40
CONROY, CZECH
Trees as insurance against contin­
gencies: Case of Pancha-
mahals district, Gujarat.
1992:27 EPW 2381-7
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Article 370 : A constitutional
dilemma. M.K.Bhandari.
1992(Ap): 79 AIR 52-7
Article 370 and Jammu and
Kashmir: For a future fed-
eralisation of polity. S.P.
Sathe. 1991-92:30 (40)
Mains 13-6
Article 370 and Jammu and
Kashmir- For a future fed-
eralisation of polity- II. S.P.
Sathe. 1991-92: 39(41)
Mains 19-25
Assam; Abuse of preventive
detention. 1992:27 EPW
612-3
.backwardness. Dr. Ambedkar
and the constifutfon. M.H.
Hiralni. 1992:39P bU nivL
Rev 110-26
Gan right to education be a
funda- mental right? D.
Nagasaila and V. Suresh.
1992:27 EPW 2442-3
Checks and balances under the
constitution of Trinidad and
tobago. A Chandrasekhara
M enon.l991(n-S):33JILI
390-4
“The Civil rights of the men­
tally ill”. Ian Bynone. 1992
(Ja-Je): 24 lA 50-9
Commonwealth citizens: Grand-
parental connection with the
UK or working holiday­
makers. Devi Webb. 1992
(F):7 Law Col 13-6
Constitutionality^ of Adminis­
trative Tribunal’s Act, 1985.
Manosoranjan Patnaik.
1992:74 CLT 3-6
The Dilemma of Article 370.
1954-92:96 CWN 93-6 ^
p o ^ e need a new constitution?
S.Viswam. 1991-92:30(16)
Mains 26-9
“Due process of law” - Its ori-'
gins and current manifesta­
tion in the USA and its rele­
vance to constitutional law
in India F. S. Nariman. 1992
(Ja-Je):24 lA 1-13
Duty of Congress and the Presi­
dent to obey judgment of
the United States Supfeme
Court. Obot A. Essien. 1988:
5 Kan LJ 27-50
Emergency : what it meant.
Amiya Rao and B.G, Rao.
1991-92 :30(27) Mains 34
An Eye-witness account. 1991-
92:30 (37) Mains 35
Governor’s responsibility to the
people in India. M.R.Garg.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
193 -201
Has the indian constitution stood
the test of time? Upendra
Baxi. 1992 (Ja-Ma):28
C M U 7-12
“Impact of fundamental duties
on national integration”.
Shymal Kumar Mukerjee.
1992(S): 79 AIR 141-4
Impact of partition on constitu­
tion-m aking in India.
S hakuntala Srivastava.
1991-92:30(27) M dns 10-
2
In quest of justice: Constitu­
tional fabric and judicial
 42
fibre. K.C. Joshi. 1992:39
Pb U nivL Rev 29-36
The Instituion of governor. Mir
Kamaluddin Ali Khan.
1992(2): 69 An LT 33-7
Instrument of social change for
women and children. Va-
sudha Dhagamwar. 1991-
92:30(30) Mains 14-7
Is a fresh look really necessary
9 Sandeep Shastri. 1991-
92:30 (30) Mains 9-12, 20
The Legislatures and constitu­
tional rights. 1991-92:96
CWN 89-91
Libralisation and the constitu­
tion. Daya Krishnan. 1992
(J e ): 7 Law Col 13-8
Nagaland Governor defends
himself. M.M.Thomas.
1991-92:30(28) Mains 6,32
Need for a new States’ Reor­
ganisation Commission.
Nikhil Chakravartty. 1991 -
92:30(48) Mains 2-3
Need for restructuring the
constitutional famework.
Subhash Chandra Sarkar.
1991-92:30(27) Mains 7-9
Neglected school teachers and
the equal protection clause.
M. Padmaja Reddy. 1992
( F ) : 7 Law Col 16-20
“Office of the governor and its
profile”. S.P. Sinha. 1992
(S) :79 AIR 137-41
“One country two systems”-
Constitutional problems in
Hong Kong. Raju Rama-
chandran. 1991-92:30(26)
Mains 35
Parliamentary control over the
executive in India: With
special reference to Parlia­
mentary questions. S.Nurul
Hasan. 1991 (S):37JPI 307-
10
The President. S.C. 1991-92:30
(40) Mains 3
President and Prime Minister.
S.R.Sen. 1992:27 0>W 331-
4
Prisoners’ rights. Mark Wil­
liams’. 1992(N):7LawCol
13-7
The Problems of understanding
the constitutional relation­
ship of the branches o f the
American government.
Obot A. Essien. 1992 :39
Pb Univ L Rev 37-54
Protecting rights under the’cons-
titution. 1991-92 96 CWN
101-3
Provisions for respect and honour
of the Indian National Flag.
1990: 92B om L R 1-11
Religious freedom under Articles
25 of Constitution o f India
- A critical study. Badar
Ahmed. 1991(Ap-Je):27
C M U 107-16
The Responsibility factor in the
right to work. N.R. Sheth.
1992 (0-D):42 SA 376-90
Restructuring the constitution.
Arehi khan. 1991-92:30(54)
Mains 14-5
The Right to work: The 1990
proposal and the 1991 eco­
nomic policy. P.H.Rayappa.
1992(0-D)42 SA 361-75
The Right to work and the cha­
racter of the system. A.K.
Roy. 1992 ( 0 - D ) : 42 SA
401-13
V Sacking governors. Soli. J. Sor-
abjee. 1992 (Ja-Ma):28
C M U 42-5
Seminar on Constitution of India
in precept and practice.
Larrdis. 1992(Je) :38 JPI
170-9
Social engineering before the
 43
Indian Constitution. Kamal
Jeet Singh and MoHina
Sekhri. 1991 ( A p - J e ) 27
C M U 147-50
"State of Maharasira and an­
other V. Madhukar Nar-
ayan Mardikar and the right
to privacy” . N.Balu. 1992
(H ): 79 AIR 104-6
Statute changes. S. Sahay. 1992
(A p-Je): 28 C M U 128-32
Supreme Court’s restraint. 1991-
• 92:96 CWN 149-51
Whether due process of 1aw was
component of Article 217.
S.N. Parikh. 1992(JI-S):28
C M U 196-206
The Widest amplitude of Art. 21
of the Constitution. A. N.
Sastry. 1992(3) :70A nLT
1-2
CONSUMER PROTECTION
15th March World Consumer
Day: Public meeting on
pollution in Ahmedabad: A
case for concern. Mumtaz
Afraz. 1992(Ma-Ap):12CC
4-6
Advocates and Consumer Pro­
tection Act, 1986. E.K.
Ramakrishnan. 1992 (2)
KLT 10-1
Appellate and re visional juris­
diction under Consumer
Protection Act. S.N. Singh.
1992(Ap).7CoipLAdl48-
^M edical profession and con­
51
A Consumer- the mythical King,
despite advent of The Con­
sumer Protection Act, 1986.
1987:89 B om LR 121-4
Consumer awareness - a sur­
vey. 1992 (My-Je):12 CC
13-5
Consumer Disputes redressal
Commissions. 1991 -92:96
CWN 141-2
Consunier protection- some
suggestions. S.N. Singh.
1992(D):9CorpLAd 145-
9
The Consumer Protection Act.
1991-92 :96 CWN 21-4
“Consumer Protection and the
law”. Bhagirathi Panigrahi.
1992(Ma):79 AIR 33-6
Consumer redressal courts;
Missing commitment to
public interest. Shakuntala
Narasimhan. 1992:27 EPW
1129-30
“Consumerism not all green”.
Shanti Mai Jain 1992(N):
79 AIR 173-6
FNF organises a meeting of
consumer activists. 1992
(M a-A p):12C C 7-9
Inaurgal address by the H,on’ble
Justice Subhash C. Pratap-
Chief Justice of Andhra
Pradesh at the workshop
on Consumer Protection Act
organised jointly by Life
Insurance Corporation of
India and General Insurance
Corporation of India on
Sunday, 9 th February, 1992
at: Hyderabad. 1992(1) :68
An LT42-5
Jurisdiction issuees before a
consumer protection forum.
S.N. Singh. 1992(Ma) : 7
C orpL Ad 96-101
sumerism. K.S. Mahal-
imgam. 1992(11): 183 M U
11-2
Tenth meeting of the Central
Consumer Protection Coun­
cil - A report. Swati Sutaria.
1991 (N -D ):ll CC 12-3
Money making housing boards
and legal protection to con­
sumers. 1991-92:96 CWN
53-6
 44

Reforming consumer law. P.M. Vasudevan. 1992 (D) : 22

Bakshi. 1992(My):7 Law CS 1079-80
Col 17-9
COOPER, K .3
“The Role of the voluntary orga­
nisation in creating con­ Kaka, F.N. - death off 1988:90
Bom LR 113-7
sumer awareness”. T. Surya-
Kamerkar, P.D. - death of. 1988:
narayana Shastry. 1992(Je):
90 Bom LR 49-52
79 AIR 89-90
Summary of Consumer Protec­ Mehta, Sanal P. - death of.
1990:92 Bom LR 37-40
tion Act. K.S. Mahalingam.
Vimadalal, J.R. - death of
1992(1) :182 M U 23-4
1988:90 Bom LR 122-6
CONTEM PT
CO-OPERATION
Contempt of court - A review.
Cooperative law is more effec­
N. Maheshwara Swamy.
tive in management. Ra-
1992(2): 69 An LT 38-40
jesh Arya. 1991(Ja):27 Coop
Contempt of court - a review
LJ 54-5
N.Maheshwara Swamy and
Impact of co-operativisation on
K.ManikPrabhu. 1992(2):
working conditions : Study
69 An LT 38-47
of Beedi industry in Ker­
Some aspect of contempt of court
ala. M.Mohandas and P.V.
B.K.Kulkarni.l992(Ag):8
Praveen Kumar. 1992:27
Corp L A d 142-5
EPW 1333-8
CONTRACT Left Front lukewarm to workers
Contractual capacity of minors Co-operatives. Biren Roy.
vis-a-vis their guardians: 1992: 27 EPW 1303-4
Tax implications. S.P. Pa- Workers co-operativs : An
hwa. 1992(S):22CS 797-9 emerging alternative. D.
A Critical study of the rule in Thankappan. 1992(Ma):7
‘Rylands v. Fletcher’ and Law Col 8-10
‘The Act of God’ as the
COPYRIGHT
■ defence in England. Lai
Computer software and intel­
Ratnakar Singh. 1991-92:96
lectual property rights:
CWN 1-10
Issues at stake for develop­
Exemption clauses - A bane or a
ing countries. K.Gopinath.
boon. S.Y.Joshi. 1992(Ap-
1992.27 EPW M l01-4
Je): 27 AQ 2-7
The Convention on biodiver­
The Law applicable to contracts.
sity, intellectual property
P.M. Bakshi. 1992(Ag): 8
rights and policy options.
Corp L Ad 140-2
Usha Menon. 1992(Ap-
Lex voluntatis as law governing
Je):27 42 SA 120-38
charteiparty. V.Kesava Rao.
Intellectual property rights:
1991(D):15CULR 379-99
Using knowledge to enslave!
Power coupled with interest :
Pamela D’Mello. 1992(Ap):
Section 202 of the Indian
7 Law Col 6-7
Contract Act, 1872. N. V.
 45
Intellectual property rights. N.H.
Antia. 1992:27 E P W 1374-
6 Karnataka: Institutionised cor­
Intellectual property rights and
LDCs: Some strategic is­
sues. Deepak Nayyar. 1992:
27 EPW 271-4
Negotiating the intellectual prop­
erty in international trade
and the Uruguay Round of
multilateral trade negotia­
tions under GATT. Authar
KrishnaKoul. 1991(0-D):
26FTR 157-79
CORRUPTION
Bofors: Truth will not out. 1992:
27 EPW 488
The Bofors affair: Another at-
tempt.at a judicial burial.
Prasant Bhushan. 1992(N):
7 Law Col 9-12
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 2215-6
Corruption: Concept, kinds and
areas. Shankar Sarolia.
1992(Ag):26 CBI Bull 8-
10
Corruption: Since times imme­
morial. 1992(My):26 CBI
Bull 11
Cover-up of the scam. Indira
Jaising. 1992(Ag-S): 7 Law
Col 3
Financial scam: Facing up to
realitis. Arun Kumar. 1991-
92:30(39) Mains 4-6
A Flawed ordinance? Anand
Grover. 1992(JI) : 7 Law
Col 10
“Give teeth to the Prevention of
COTuption Act”. Baddepudi
Radhakrishnamurti. 1992
(O): 90 C r i U 131-3
How 275,108 crore rupees were
diverted ! The law that en­
sures the great cover- up!
Satyajit Bhatkal. 1992(Ag-
S):7Law Col 8-10
ruption. Ambrose Pinto.
1992:27 EPW 1837-8
Litigants role in eradication of
corruption in courts. Mich-
eal R. Saldhana. 1992: 59
SCWR 1-12
Operation swindle. S.Ragi
Simahan. 1992(JI): 7 Law
Col 4-7
The RBI knew it all. 1992(Ag-
S ):7 L A w C o l 11-4
Rational criminals, carpetbag­
gers and the scam. Dalip S.
Swamy. 1991-92: 30 (45)
Mains 9-15
The Real system failure. 1992:27
EPW 1943
Reflections on scam politics.
Harish Khare. 1991-92:30
(47) Mains 4-5
Secret flows of money - An
Indian overview, S.K.Datta.
1992(My):26 CBI Bull 1-4
Securities scam : Role of statu­
tory auditors. N. Bhat-
tacharyya. 1991-92:30(41)
Mains 5, 31
Securitis scam; The systematic
origins. 1992:27 EPW 1891-
2
Securities transactions : Unan­
swered qeustions. 1992:27
EPW 1580-1
Still on sticky wicket. S.C. 1991-
92:30(42) Mains 1-2
‘Tainted’ shares order. 1992(Ag-
S):7 Law Col 15-6
Those that got away. Anand
Grover. 1992(JI) : 7 Law
Col 7-9
Vigilance: Expectations belied.
1992(Ap):26 CBI Bull 18-
9
 jjariiamentary Coni-
mitte can do. Subhash Chan­
dra Sarkar. 1991-92:30 (49)
CRIMES
Mains 3-5
Who’s afraid of public probe?
S.C. 1991-92:30 (45) Mains
1-2
COURTS
Celebrations of the completion
of one hundred and twenty
five years by the High Court
of Bombay (I). 1987 : 89
Bom LR 137-40
Celebrations of the completion
of on hundred and twenty
five years by the High Court
of Bombay (II). 1987:89
Bom LR 169-72
Celebrations of the completion
of one hundred and twenty
five years by the High Court
of Bombay (III). 1987:89
Bom LR 201-8
Celebrations of the completion
of one hundred and twenty
five years by the High Court
of Bombay (IV). 1987:89
Bom LR 206-8
The High Court of Bombay
completing one hundred
and twenty five years.
1987:89 Bom LR 133-6
Note on important events about
the High Court of judica­
ture at Bombay during last
twenty five years. 1988:89
Bom LR 1-16, 18-9
COW LAGI,V.R.S
Revitalizing industrial training
in Gujarat: Are there lessons
for present? 1992(Ap-Je):
37 Adm 29-37
CRANSTON, ROSS-F
Limiting directors, liability,
ratification, exemption and
indemnification. 1992 (Ag):
8 Corp L Ad 124-32
Antique smuggling: No let up.
i992(M y);26C B lB ulll2-
4
Bara massacre and after. Krishna
Chaitanya. 1992:27 EPW
761-5
Bhateri rape case:Backlash and
protest. Kanchan Mathur.
1992: 27 EPW 2221-4
Bhilai massacre: IPF inquiry
team’s report. 1991-92:39
(14) Mains 33-4
Bihar: Under the shadow of
gun. Amal Chandra Kumar.
1991-92:30(31)Mains23r
5
Caste and women’s sexuality;
A look at Chundur and
Chelkurthi: Kanchaiiaiah.
1991-92:30 (31) Mains 27-
31
“Community participation in
crime prevention.” Usha
Razdan. 1992(My-Je) 23 La
126-30
Crime in India: A review; 1991.
Raja Vijay Karan. 1992
(Ap): 26 CBI Bull 3-8
Crimes and politics: Guarding
the guards. 1992:27 EPW
2448-9
Excerpts from the memories of
death. K.Balagopal. 1992:
27 EPW 569-73
Fighting crimes against women:
An alternative approach.
1992(M y):7LawCol26-7
Kalahandi awaits. Manoranjan
Mohanty. 1991-92:30(26)
Mains 7-9
The Kumrer massacre. 1992
(Ag-Je):7 Law Col 34-5
Maritime crime. Eric Ellen.
 47
1992(A g):26CBIBulll5-
9 Bull 25-6
Mobilisation of youth power
through national service
scheme for crime preven­
tion efforts. K. Senthilathi-
ban. 1991(0):31 SD 22-30
Organized crime - An eye view
of India. S.K. Datta. 1992
(Ja):26 CBI Bull 6-10
The Past comes alive. Bryan
Sykes. 1992(Ap):26 CBI
Bull 15-7
Portrait of agony. Anjali Desh-
pande. 1991-92:30 (35)
Mains 2-4, 32
The Profile of notorious out­
laws. F.V. Aiul. 1992(H):26
CBI Bull 1-3
Rising crime - A way out. V.G.
Kanetkar. 1991(N-D):25
CBI Bull 1-4
The Sound of music. T.G. John.
1992(2) KLT 24-6
A Stiff term for the wizard.
John Greenwald. 1992(JI):
26 CBI Bull 9-11
Torture behind prison walls.
Pamela D’MeUo. 1992(My);
7 Law Col 21-2
U.N. crime prevention and crimi­
nal justice programme.
Hira Singh. 1991 (O); 31
S D l-5
CRIMINAL LAW
Abortion: A socio - legal out­
look. Arvind Kaur Shalini
Marwah. 1992:39 Pb Univ
L Rev 202-8
Amendment tb the offence of
outraging modesty of
women U/S. 3541.P.C.Pu-
treveu Suryanarayana
Murthy. 1992(3) : 70 An
LT 33-4
Apharan Ki saja kya ho. P.M.
Bakshi. 1991 (N-D) :25 CBI
Baal apradh ke barthe mamale
banam baal nyayakanoon.
Shrinivas Gupta. 1991(0);
31 SD 7-16
The Battened woman syndrome.
T.G. John. 1992 (2) KLT
51-2
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 2519-20
Causing death under the Indian
Penal Code : A compara­
tive analysis. Stanley Yeo.
1992:14 DLR 68-103
Commutation of death sentence-
inconsistent response of the
Supreme Court. Faizan
Mustafa. 1992(Ja-Ma): 28
C M U 23-31
“Compensation and restitution
to the victims of crime: The
centuries old correctional
aim modernised - Mod­
ernization on the basis of
public responsibility nee­
ded.” Subhash Chandra
Singh. 1992(JI):98 Cri U
100-8
Criminal liability at Islamic and
Western laws - Parallel and
distinctive features. G.S.
Masoodi. 1990-91 (10 &
11 Islamic CLQ 1-16
“Dicharge before charge - sheet”.
Sunetra Bose. 1992(D):98
Cri U 153-6
Doctrine of rarest of rare and
increase in imposition of
death penality. Faizan
Mustafa and Dinesh Chan­
dra Tiwari. 1992(JI-S):28
C M U 244-52
Economic crime - A case study.
K.N.Gupta. 1991 (Ap):30
SD 5-14
 48
Fertility - Criminal treatment of
sexual activities and the
changing legal status of
Indian Women. Raghunath
Patnaik. 1992:74 CLT 7-
11
Gay rights. Shamona Khanna.
1992(Je): 7 Law Col 4-9
Husband may be convicted of
r ^ . 1991-92:96 CWN 17-
9 1992(1):68 An LT 21-6
Inevitability of amending sec­
tion 304- A of Indian Penal
Code. C.MadhusudanRao.
1992(My): 33 ACJ xxxiv-
iii
Inordinate delay and non-ex-
ecutability of capital sen­
tence. S.N. Sharma. 1991
(Ap-Je):27 C M U 117-26
Law relating to attempts: Need
for a fresh look. Mool Singh.
1991(n-S):33JIU 395-409
Legalized kidnapping. 11992:96
CWN 120
A Note on G.Srinivasulu. v.
S.H.O. Kandukuru. V.
Venkateswara Rao. 1992
(3):70A nLT 7-8
Offence u/s 354 I.P.C. - As
amended-triable by court of
session. N.Vidya Prasad.
1992(3) :70A nL T 17
Offence under sec. 354. I.P.C. -
as amended-which court
• should try. N.Vidya Prasad.
1992(2): 69 An LT 58-9
“Powers of subordinate crimi­
nal courts to compound a
non-compoundable of­
fence.” Samir Kumar
Bagchi. 1992(F):98 Cri LJ
25-6
Prostitution laws - ideological
dimensions and enforce­
ment practices. Jean D’
Cunha. 1992:27 EPW WS
34-44
Protection for victims of crime -
A study in victimology. R.C.
Dikshit. 1992(Je):26C B l
Bull 1-8
The Provisions of remand, de­
tention and custody. An
appraisal. M.Devendar.
1991 (1): 68 An LT 31-9
Punishment in socio-economic
offences. G.Kameswari.
Rape: A critical analysis. Arvind
Kaur. 1992(Ja-Ma): 28
CM U 320-41=1992(Je):98
Cri U 81-7
“Rape laws: Overhauling nee­
ded.” Subhash Chandra
Singh. 1992(My):98CriLJ
69-76
“Remand curtails liberty of citi­
zen guaranteed under the
Constitution.” G.D. Panda.
1992(D) :98 Cri U 149-50
The Rote of victim compensa­
tion in criminal law. J.
Prasangi. 1992(2) :96 An
L T l-4
Scheduled Castes and Sched­
uled Tribes (Prevention of
Artrocities) Act 1989 - of­
fences under - Treading grey
area for pre-arrest bail.
Shantimal Jain. 1992(JI):98
C riLJ 111-2
Some observations - serious and
otherwise - on the death
penality. M.Hidayattullah.
1992 (Ja-Je): 24 L 72-5
Sub-minimum sentence in a rape
case. S.V. Joga Rao. 1991
(Jl-S): 33 JIL I439-40
“Whether section 494 of the
Indian Penal Code an oti­
ose?” Sanat Kumar Sarkar.
1992(F1:98 Cri U 30-2
“Who is criminal”. Mool Singh.
1992(Ap): 98 Cri U 60-4
 49
Women victims and criminal
justice. S.M.Afzal Qadri.
1991(0);31 SD44-6
CRIM INAL PROCEDURE
“Evil of section 161 Cr. P.O.”
Pradyot Kumar Sengupta.
1992(Ma):98 Cri U 38-41
“Need for amendments in the
provisions of Code of Civil
Procedure.” P.C. Agarwal.
1992(0):79 AIR 154-6
“Need for placing investigating
police under the judiciary.”
R.Deb. 1992(JI):98 Cri U
97-9
“Need to amend section 482,
Criminal Procedure Code
to enable the subordinate
judiciary to administer
justice effectively. “ M. Ven-
kateswaraRao. 1992(N):98
Cri U 137-8
Notes on 438 Cr. P.C. Dhiren-
dra Nath Das. 1991-92:96
CWN104
“Person charged with heinous
crimes be brought or pro­
duced directly before the
court of session for consid­
eration of his further re­
mand to custody.” Arun
Gupta. 1992(My):98CriU
79-80
A Review of services under
probation legislation in Ra­
jasthan. M.S. Bedi. 1991
(Ap);30 SD 15-24
“Section 308, Cr. P.C. needs to
be more explicit." Damo-
dar Rao. 1992(2) : 69 An
LT63-4
“Sections 362 and 482 of the
Code of Criminal Proce­
dure; A comparative analy­
sis.” Bhuvaneswar Prasad.
1992(F):98 Cri U 18-25
Trial in criminal court: Stay of
department enquiry. A.K.
Panda. 1992:73 C L T 16-20
“Use of case diary by courts in
bail applications - How far
legal?”. 1992(Ma):98 Cri
U 4 3 -4
CRIMINOLOGY
Institutional treatment of adult
offenders. M.S. Bedi. 1991
(A p ): 30 SD 39-48
“Silent decriminalisation of
prostitution (1956) in In­
dia.” J.Mahanta. 1992(Ma):
98 Cri U 44-5
Women and criminality - Na­
ture, pattern and modali­
ties. Sukumari Anther-
janam. 1991(D): 15CULR
417-43
CROOK, NIGEL
Struggle and survival of poor
metropolitan households ;a
longitudinal study in Pune:
1976 to 1988.1992:27 EPW
1141-7
CULTURE
Anatomy of official cultural
discourse: A non-govern­
ment perspective. Rustom
Bharucha. 1992:27 EPW
1667-76
CUSTERS, PETER
Cyolones in Bangladesh; A his­
tory of mismanagement.
1992:27 EPW 327-9
D., G.P
Chinese art of defiance. 1992:27
EPW 1115
Communalism: Beyond politi­
cal parties. 1992:27 EPW
2627-8
Everything in a name. 1992:27
EPW 2280-1
 50
Indo-Pak relations: Getting to
the roots. 1992:27 EPW
1889-90
The New Jews in Europe. 1992:
27 EPW 1777
Of languages, books and words.
1992:27 EPW 1236
Religious pride and prejudice.
1992:27 EPW 987
A Room for Mr. Felerio. 1992:27
EPW 1521
DAGA,M AHESH
Health of women and children
in Rajasthan. 1992:27 EPW
2323-30
DALAL, LAMBA
Meeting the challenge of deep­
ening crisis. 1992-93:31 (6)
Mains 7-8
DALIGAND, LILIANE
Child abuse: The victimology
aspect. 1992(F) : 26 CBl
Bull 38-44
DALMIA-LUDRITZ,VASUDHA
“Sati’ as a religious rite: Parlia­
mentary papers on widow
immolation, 1821-30.1992:
27 EPW PE 58-64
D A M ,P.K
A Community based study of
the sociological aspects of
night blindness in the des­
ert region of Rajasthan.
1992 (Ja): 53 IJSW 45-50
DAMODAR,D.D
Kotwal, R.B. - death of. 1990:92
Bom LR 14-8
Kaka, F.N. - death of. 1988:90
Bom LR 113-7
Kamerkar, P.D. - death of.
1988:90 Bom LR 49-52
Kotwal, R.B. - death of. 1990:
92B om L R 14-8
Mehta, Sanat P. - death of.
1990:92 Bom LR 37-40
Vimadalal. J.R. - death of.
1988:90 Bom LR 122-6
DAMODARAN, A
Local self-governments and
geometry of Hood iversity
conservation; Roots of the
in-compatibility. 1992:27
EPW 419-24
Revolutionary Shelly : Advo­
cate of passive rfesistance.
1991-92.30(44)Mains32-
3
DANDAVATE, MADHU
Alienation from Gandhian ethos.
1991-92:30 (21) Mains 5-6
Socialism in India: Problems and
prospects. 1991-92:30(17)
Mains 7-9
DANDEKAR, V.M
The Economy and the budget.
1992:27 EPW 811-22
Land reform and agriculatural
development. 1992(Ja-Je):
10L\SSIQ 180-3
DANGE,S.A
Marxism and aggression. 1991-
92:30 (Ann) Mains 125-6
DANTWALA, M.L
Remembering Lakdawala. 1992
(Ja-Je):10IASSIQ 290-1
DARBARI, H.N
Flood control problems in
Jammu region. 1989(0-D):
36 Bha 220-5
Ground water development in
Jammu region. 1989 (0-D):
36 Bha 256-60
DARLING, RUBY ANN
^ Speech by Mrs>. Ruby Ann Dar­
ling M.P. (Th Bahamas)
(Concluding ceremony of
 51
th 37th Commonwealth
Parliamentary), Conference
28 September 1991). 1991
(D ):3 7 JPI519
DARUWALA, B.F
Consequence of delay in fur­
nishing the return of income,
deferment of payment of
advance tax and non-pay­
ment of advance tax. 1992
(Ma):22CS 204-5
Implications of the propossed
amendments to the Wealth-
tax Act, 1957 as sought to
be brought out by Finance
Bill, 1992.1992(Ap):22CS
326-7
DAS,ACHYUT
Development and tribal women.
1992:27 EPW 1372-3
DAS, ARVINDN
Finance Minister’s bankrupt
economics. 1991-92:30 (53)
Mains 2, 35
Lessons from stockmarket scam.
1991-92:30(31) Mains 9-10
Obsession with US idiom: The
colonised mentality .1991-
92: 30 (27) Mains 13-4
What Manmohan Singh con-
venienty forgets.l991-92:30
(23) Mains 21-2
Manmohanomics: Theatre of the
absurd. 1991-92:30 Mains
2-3
das, ba l g o p a l
Dunkelisation of Indian patent
law; A pallindromic inevi­
tability. 1992:14DLR 178-
94
d a s , d .k . l a l
Child workers : An analysis of
their terms of employment.
1992(Ja): 53 IJSW 29-37
DAS, DfflRENDRA NATH
Notes on 438 Cr. P.C. 1991-
92.96 CWN 104
DAS, HRUDAYA BALLAV
Parliamentary privilege and in­
dependence of judiciary.”
1992(F):79 AIR 17-23=
1991-92:96 CWN 49-62
Role of Sri Justice R.C. Patnaik
in the legal aid movement
in Orissa. 1992:73 CLT 30-
3
DAS, KUMUD L
Law to protect married women.
1992(Ap-Je):28CMU121-
2
DAS, K.M
“A Glimpse of criminal ar­
rests- Detention in police
custody for more than 24
hours - malady ancl rem­
edy”. 1992(Ap):98 Cri LJ
57-8
“Hello, are you hurt?” 1992(Ma):
98 Cri LJ 41-3
DAS, R.UPENDRA
Import liberalisation as a tool of
economic policy in India
since mid-eighties. Sunanda
Sen. 1992:27 EPW 585-94
DAS, SUJIT K
Public health: A question of
entitlements. 1992:27 EPW
2095-6
DAS, VICTOR
Follow the rainbow. 1992:27
EPW 507
DAS, VIDHYA
Conservation, government and
tribal people. 1992:27 EPW
567
Development and tribal women.
1992:27 EPW 1372-3
 52
DAS, YUDfflSTHIR
Parliamentary democracy: The
Indian experi nee. 1991
(S) :37 JP I329-32
DASGUPTA, A.K
Excise duties on package tea
and its problems. 1992:57
E xcL T A l 17-20
DASGUPTA, ABHUIT
Devlopment and underdevlop-
ment in Bengal; Castes,
communities and the state.
1992:27 EPW 692
DASGUPTA, PUNYAPRIYA
Betrayal of India’s Israel pol­
icy. 1992:27 EPW 767-72
DASTIDAR, KRISHNENDU
GHOSH
Optimal export-productmix for
Indian economy. 1992:27
EPW 2107-13
DATAR,ARAVINDP
Union Budget 1992-93"Impli-
cations of indirect taxes
proposals. 1992(Ap):22CS
317-9
DATAR, CHHAYA
Reform or new form of patriar­
chy? devadasis in the bor­
der region of Maharastra
and Karnataka 1992(Ja):53
IJSW 81-91
DATTA,CHANDAN
Yamuna river turned sewere.
1992:27 EPW 2633-6
DATTA, HARSHARAN SINGH
Impact of irrigation in multiple
cropping. 1992:27 EPW A
15-8
DATTA, S.K
Organized crime - An eye view
of India. 1992(Ja):26 CBI
Bull 6-10
Secret flows of money - An Indian
overview. 1992 (My) : 26
CBI Bull 1-4
DAVE, SANDEEP
An Anton pillor order to safe­
guard against destruction of
evidence. 1992(0):9 CM U
62-6
DAVE,SANDEEPB
Joint shareholding under
Companies Act, 1956, 1992
(Ja):7 C orpLA d5-10
Lien under Companies Act, 1956
1992(S):9C orpLA d 12-
5
Remuneration of an arbitrator.
1992(Ma):22CS 206^8,210
Requisites of statutory notice
under section 434 of the
Companies Act, 1956.1992
(JI):22 CS611-2
Transmission of shares. 1992
(A p):7C orpLA d 138-43
DAVID, SAMJI
Muslim Women (Protection of
Rights on Divorce) Act
1986-whether a money
minting machinary. 1992(1)
, KLT60-1
DAVIS, ANGELA Y
South African Communist Party:
A personal view. 1991-
92:30 (29) Mains 28-32
DAVIS, ROGER
Dressing the auditor in an um­
pires’s coat. 1992(D) : 9
C orpLA d 140-2
DAYAL, KESHAV
“Appointment of Govt. Coun­
sel and effect of change of
government.” 1992(F):79
AIR 23-5
 53
“Role of lawyers in effecting
compromise of suit." 1992
(Ag): 79A1R 115-7=1991-
92CWN 129-32=1992 (Ja-
Je) 24 lA 100-2
D’CUNHA,JEAN
Prostitution laws - ideological
dimensions and enforce­
ment/practice. 1992:27
EPW WS34-44
DEB,R
Legal aid to indigent litigants.
1991(N-D);25CBIBull5-
18
“Need for placing investigating
police under the judici­
ary.” 1992(JI);98 Cri U 97-
9 Mains 31-3
Police and administration of
criminal justice. 1992{F):26
CBI Bull 7-24
DEBROY, BIBEK
Issues in Indo-Soviet trade. 1991
(Ap-S):26FTR 40-55
The Uruguay Round “ Status
paper on issues relevant to
developing countries. 1991
(0-D);26FTR 125-56
DEFECTIONS
The Anti- defection Act: A much
abused legislation. Prashant
Bhushan. 1992(F): 7 Law
Col 4-8
The Anti-defection Act: When
the solution becomes a prd)-
lem. Pamela D’Mello. 1992
(Ap): 7 Law Col 26-7
Anti-defection law and judicial
review. K.N.Singh. 1992
(Ma); 38 JP I31-7
Lok Sabha speaker on Janatha
Dal defection. A.G.
Noorani. 1991-92:30 (45)
Mains 7, 25
DEFENCE
Great changes likely in the Soviet
defence forces; no more
socialistic and political feed­
ing. A.Kropotov. 1991(JI-
S ):2 7 C M U 233-7
Indian navy goes to war. Gurbir
Singh. 1992:27 EPW 873-
6
Limitations of military technol­
ogy: Naval welfare on the
West Coast. 1650-1800.
AnirudhDeshpande. 1992:
27 EPW 900-4
DEMOCRACY
Between dictatorship and basic
democracy. Alexander
Buzgalin. 1991-92:30(21)
Caretaker government : What
and why? M.V^ Pylee.
1991(S):37 JPI 441-6
Creeping decay in institutions
of democracy. K.G. Kan-
nabiran. 1991:27 EPW
1718-20
Crisis in Indian parliamentary
democracy. Varkala Radha-
krishnan. 1991(S):37 M
383-7
Democracy and Indian Parlia­
ment. Samarendra Kundu.
199KS): 37 JPI 380-2
Democracy at work in India.
ThakurSenNegi. 1991(S):
37 JPI 354-7
Democracy Dhaka-style. Ani-
rudha Gupta. 1992:27 EPW
1601-2
Democracy in peril. Amn Ghosh.
1992-93 : 31 Mains 2, 35
Democracy in the dock. K.G.
Kannabiran. 1992(JI) : 7
Law Col 44
Democratic heritage: The pre­
cursor of our polity., C.K.
 ■54
Jain. 1991(S);37JPI410-
4 Patil. 1991(S) :37JPI297-
Dilemmas of democracy.
Ranjana Subberwal. 1991-
92:30 (46) 29-30
Evolution of parliamentary
democracy in India. Jyotir-
moy Nath. 1991(S):37 JPI
347-53
Four decades of parliamentary
democracy in India. Ghu-
lamSarwar. 1991(S);37 JPI
362-5
Indian democracy : Some re­
flections. Simon Peter
D’Souza. 1991(S):37 JPI
366-9
Indian democracy at work. M.L.
Dwivedi. 1991(S):37 JPI
415-7
Links in a chain to curb democ­
racy. Ajit Roy. 1992:27
EPW 1846
Motion of confidence in the
council of ministers. Leg­
islative Branch-1, Lok
Sabha Secratariat. 1991(S):
37 JPI 447-58
Neighbours and borders-II:
Democracy in the Hima­
layas. Anirudha Gupta.
1992:27 EPW 1897-1900
Neighbours and borders-IV ;
Premadasa's brand of de­
mocracy. Anirudha Gupta.
1992 : 27 EPW 2028-9
Our parliamentary democracy.
SushilaNayar. 1991(S);37
JPI 376-9
Parliamentary democracy: The
Indian experience. Yud-
histhir Das. 1991(S): 37
JPI 329-32
DESAI, A.C
Parliamentary democracy and
India. A.Dharma Rao.
1991(8) .37 JPI 370-2
Parliamentary democracy at
work in India. Shivraj V.
302
Parliamentary democracy in
India. Lijui.i Ronya. 1991
( S ): 37 JPI 358-61
Parliamentary dissert, defection,
and democracy. J.K. Mit­
tal. 1991 (Jl-S):33JILIvii-
ix
Parliamentary government at
work in India. Madhukar-
rao Chaudhari. 1991(S):37
JPI 325-8
The Performence and the crisis
of Indian democracy. G.M.
Banatwalla. 1991(S) :37 JPI
427-32
The Role of opposition in a
parliamentary democracy.
D.Manjunath. 1991(S) :37
JPI 311-2
Some random thoughts on our
parliamentary democracy,
J.S. Tilak. 1991(8) :37 JPI
313-8
Some reflections on the work­
ing of parliamentary de­
mocracy in India. Renuka
Ray. 1991(S):37JPI421-
6
Thoughts on Indian democracy.
S. Nijalingappa. 1991(8) :
37 JPI 418-20
Traditional institutions and par­
liamentary democracy in
Meghalaya, P.R. Kyndiah.
1992(S): 37 JPI 333-7
'W orking of parliamentay de­
mocracy - The Indian ex­
perience. S.L. Shakdher.
1991(S):37 JPI 433-40
Water evaporation retardation
using ACILOLTA 1618
WER. 1989 (Ap-Je) : 36
Bha 96-9
 55
DESAI, BHUPAT M
Development of food-process­
ing industries. 1992:27
EPW A37-42
DESAI, M.V
Mistrust and President Bush.
1991-92:30(51)Mains3-4
DESAI, P.D
Hidayattullah, M.H. - death of.
1992(4) s e e 10-2
Presidential address (on the
occassion of the M.K.
Nambyar Memorial lectutre,
1991-92 on “Judicial Re­
view; Foundation of the
Rule of Law” by Prof. Sir
William Wade, on Friday,
the 3rd January. 1992
1992(2): 12 Guj LH 22-4
DESAI, S.K
Kotwal. R.B. -death of. 1990:92
Bom LR 14-8
DESAI,SURESHA
The Twenty first century and
the thiniwOTld; AGandhian
perspective. 1992 (Ja-Ma)
: 13 GM 432-42
DESHPANDE, ANIRUDH
Crowd intervention in Indian
history : An overview of
popular resistance conter-
minus with the 1946 RIN
Mutiny. 1991-92:30 (18)
Mains 23-7
Limitations of military technol­
ogy: Naval Warfare on the
West Coast ,1650-1800.
1992:27 EPW 900-4
DESHPANDE, ANJALI
Bhilai workers on the brink.
1991-92:30 (38) Mains 3
Portrait of agony. 1991-92:30
(35) Mains 2-4, 32
DESHPANDE, G.P
Art in the age of mechanical
and ‘Utsav’ ical reproduc­
tion. 1992:27 EPW 401-4
Rajwade’s Weltanschaung and
German thought. 1992:27
EPW 2361-3
DESHPANDE, L.K
New economic policy and
female employment. 1992:
27 EPW 2248-52
DEV, BELLARY UMA
Powers of the Union Govern­
ment to give directions to
the state Governments un­
der Indian Constitution: An
overview. 1992(1):68 An
LT 27-30
DEV ADAS, RAJAMMAL P
Dr. T.S.Avinashilingam: A trib­
ute. 1991(0-0): 10 lASSI
Q 164-72
DEVDUTT
Gandhi’s non-violence and In­
dia today. 1992(Ap-Je) :14
GM 201-14
DEVENDAR, M
The Provisions of remand, de­
tention and custudy-An
appraisal. 1992(1):68 An LT
31-9
DEVI, BELIARY UMA
“The Indian Official Secrets Act,
1923-Is it antagonist to open-
government ? “ 1992 (A g):
79 AIR 117-20
DEVI, M.D. USHA
Research perspective for under­
standing women’s educa­
tion, 1992:27 EPW 1279-
82
 55
DEVI, MAHASVETA
Story of Chuni Kotal. 1992:27
EPW 1836-7
DEVI, S. UMA
Structural adjustment policies
and women; experience of
South East A sii 1991-92:30
(53) Mains 28-9
DHAGAMWAR, VASUDHA
Instrument of social change for
women and children. 1991-
92:30 (30) M ^ns 14-7
DHAMI, M.S
Punjab after elections: Some
basic issues. 1991-92:30(32)
Mains 23-6
DHANDA, AMITA
Disciplining matrimonial mis­
conduct 1991(JI-S): 33 JDJ
429-31
Regulating mental health serv­
ices through nodal mental
health authorities; A criti­
cal evaluation. 1992(Ja) ;
53 USW 143-7
DHANAGARE, D.N
1992 drought in Maharastra:
Misplacd priorities, mis­
management of water re­
sources. 1992:27 EPW
1421-5
DHANJAL, GURSHARAN S
Non-prolifration: Tough times
ahead. 1991-92:30 (16)
Mains 24
DHANUKA,D.R
Kotwal, R.B. - death of. 1990:92
BomLR 14-8
DHAR, BISWAJIT
Dunkel draft on TRIPS; Com­
plete denial of developing
countries intersts. C. Ni-
ranJanRao. 1992:27 EPW
275-8
Trade and environment ; The
GATT pespective. 1992:27
EPW 1123-4
DHAR, HIRANMAY
Escalating violence on Harijans.
1992:27 EPW 2023-4
DHAR, PULAK NARAYAN
Conditions in West Bengal:
Problems, prospects. 1991-
92:30(47) Mains 29-32
DHARMPAL
South African Indians, India and
‘New’ South Africa. 1992;
27 EPW 2357-60
DHAVAN, RAJEEV
' The Sound of thunder. 1992
(Je ); 394 Sem 31-4
DHAW AN, B.D
Impact of irrigation on mul­
tiple cropping. 1992:27
EPW A 15-8
DHAWAN, RENUKA
Traditional and non-traditional
basis of social organisation
in an urban setting. 1992(Ja-
M a); 42 SA 51-63
DHINGRA,L.C
Doctrine of indoor manage­
ment. 1992(F); 7 Corp L
Ad 43-7
DHOLAKIA, H.C
Immediate treatment to acci-
dent'victims. 1992(1) ;12
Guj LH 1-2
DHOLAKIA, RAVINDRA H
IMF’s financial programming.
1992:27 EPW 1438-9
DHOND,M.V
Humour as social critique.
 57
1992(Ap) :53 IJSW 284-8
DIETRICH, GABRIELE
Construction workers at cross­
roads. 1992:27 EPW 1970-
2
D U K STR A .PIET
Nonviolence in practice.
l992{Ap-Je);14 GM 247-
52
DIVAN, ANIL
Commission for judicial ap­
pointments and the 67th
Constitution Amendment
Bill: Judicial merit selec­
tion system in USA. 1992
(Ja-Je):24 lA 28-40
DIXIT, AABHA
Wrong medicine to cure ethnic
cancer. 1991-92:30 (37)
Mains 5-6
D IK SH IT,R .C
Protection for victims of crime -
A study in victimology.
1992(Je):26 CBI Bull 1-8
Police and the community.
1992(Ag):26CBIBuIl 1-7
DIKSHIT, R.D
Housing and unbanization in
India. I992(Ja-Je): 48 IQ
89- 97
DILTS, DAVID A
What do arbitrators do: Emperi-
cal results and ethical con­
siderations in interest arbi­
tration. 1992(Ja): 27 IJIR
279-88
DIWAN, PARAS
Hindu son’s pious obligation to
pay father’s debts. 1992:39
Pb U nivLR ev 18-28
DIXIT, SUDHIR K
Legal protection of computer
soft-ware: Issues and con­
troversies. 1992:14 DLR 34-
40
D LAM INI,M USAP
Administrative reform and ci vi 1
service in Swaziland: Gap
between promise and per­
formance. 1992(Ap-Je) 38
IJPA 169-86
D’M ELLO, BERNARD
International markets for steel
plant and technology : An
‘Industrial Organisation’
approach. 1992:27 EPW
M9-20
Tliinking about the labour
process: Some clues from
Western studies. 1992:27
EPW M63-70 '
D’M ELLO, PAMELA
The Anti-defecdon Act: When
the solution becomes a
problem. 1992(Ap):7 Law
Col 26-7
Intellectual property rights: using
knowledge to enslave! 1992
(Ap): 7 Law Col 6-7
Torture behind prison walls.
1992(My):7LawCoi21-2
DOBHAL, HARSH
Morse Report on troubled wa­
ters of Narmada. 1991-92:
30(49) Mains 35-4
DOGRA, BHARAT
Bhilai firing: Roots of violence.
1991-92:30 (45) Mains 26
Environmental destruction:
partners in crime. 1992:27
EPW 1293
D ’ SOUZA, SHALINI
The Amnesty Report, Human
 58
Rights and north south re-
latios. 1992(JI-S) ;42 SA
271-85
D’SOUZA, SIMON PETER
Indian democracy; Some re­
flections. 1991(S) :37 JPI
366-9
D’SOUZA, TEOTONIO
Historical background of dis­
coveries. 1992(Ja-Ma): 42
SA 16-24
DOBHAL, HARSH
Chipko: Social background of
an environmental move­
ment. 1991-92: 30 (13)
Mains 15-7
DOGRA, BHARAT
Joint river valley projects; View
from the ground. 1992:27
EPW 254
DOWRY
Dowry as a symbol of women’ s
subordination in India. M.C.
Paul. 1992 (JI-S) : 42 SA
305-15
Dowry deaths; Statutory amend­
ments and judicial response.
R.V. Anuradha. 1992(D):
7 Law Col 13-5
“Whether sanction is condition
precedent for taking cogni­
zance under sections 3& 4
of Dowry Prohibition Act,
1961" Ashok Kumar. 1992
( 0 ) :9 8 C r iU 129-31
DUPONT, VERONIQUE
Impact of migrratioon on in­
dustrial development: Case
study of Jetpur in Gujarat.
1992:27 EPW 2423-36
DRAGO, ANTONION
People’s nonviolent defence:
Debate and action in Italy.
1992(Ap-Je) 14 GM ISO-
92
Teaching history in the frame­
work of a problem-based
peace education. 1992(Ap-
Je):14G M 232-43
DREZE, JEAN
Widows and health in rural
North India. 1992:27 EPW
WS 81-92
DOBIZHEVA, LEOKADIA
To each his own nationlism.
1992(My): 393 Sem 39-43
DRUGS
Rising prices of Indian drugs.
Wishwas Rane. 1992:27
EPW 1644-6
DU A, E N A K Sm
Re-examining role of exports
for capitalist industrialisa­
tion in third world: case of
Indian machine to ^ s.
1992:27 EPW M95-100
DU A, H.K
After fortyfive years: Hope turns
todespair. 1991-92:30(46)
Main 9-10
Devaluation of foreign policy.
1901-92:30 (53) Mains 3-4,
DUBEY, MUCHKUD
Political economy of the Uru­
guay Round of trade nego-
tiations-1.1991-92:30 (32)
Mains 11-4
Political economy of the uru-
guay Round of trade nego­
tiations - II. 1991-92 : 30
(33) Mains 17-20
Political economy of the Uru­
guay Round of trade nego-
tiations-m. 1991-92:30(34)
Mains 15-20
US poses foreign policy dilemma
for India. 1991-92:30 (31)
 59
Mains 3, 31
DUBEY, R.B
Procedure of administrative serv­
ice tribunals. A critical
appraisal with reference to
the application of Limita­
tion Act, 1963. 1989:6
Kan LJ 48-58
DUBE, SIDDHARTH
Facade of AIDS prevention?
1992:27 EPW757
US economy; Signs of growing
crisis. 1992:27 EPW 1308-
9 1991-92:30 (51) Mains 35
US foreign policy after the cold
war. 1992:27 EPW 1469-
70
What big powers want from UN.
1992:27 EPW 330
The UN’s leaders. 1992:27 EPW
1186-7
DUBHASHI, P.R
Drought and development.
1992:27 EPWA27-36
DUDHAT, M.L
Kaka, F.N. - death of. 1988:90
Bom LR 113-7
Kamerkar, P.D. - death of.
1988:90 BomLR 49-52
Vimadalal, J.R., - death o f
1988:90 BomLR 122-6
DUHIRA, CHIT G
Local government in modern
Mauritius. 1992 (Ap-Je):38
IJPA 139-52
DUNKEL, ARTHUR
Developments in international
trade and the trading sys­
tem. 1992(Ja-Ma): 26 FTR
223-41
DURRY, KAOKAB
India-Pakistan relations. 1991-
92:30(17) Mains 23
DUTT, R.C
From Avadi to Tirupati. 1991-
92:30 (39) Mains 11-4
Indian foreign policy: national
interest and principle. 1991-
92:30 (28) Mains 27-30
D U TTA ,A JIT KUMAR
B.C.Sanyal: Going strong at
ninety. 1991-92:30 (28)
Mains 31
DUTTA, A JIT KUMAR
[Mitra, Ajit Kumar] Rare re-
cognitioon for sensitive poet.
[Moitra, lyotindra] Remember­
ing our beloved Batukda.
1991-92:30(13) Mains31-
2
Ray, Satyajit - Bharat Ratna.
1991-92:30(23) Mains 6
DUTTA, NILIMA
Crime against women. 1991-2
(JI): 7 Law Col 45-7
Dissolution of marrriages and
other remedies. 1992 (Ma):7
Law Col 21-3
Family courts. 1992(Je):7 Law
Col 22-3
Maintenance custody and guardi­
anship rights of women.
1992 (My): 7 Law Col 28-
9
DW IVEDl, M.L
Indian democracy at work.
1991(S):37 JP I415-7
DYAL, R
Public responce to cable T.V.
1991-92:30 (22) Mains 29-
30
DYSON, TIM
Bihar famine, 1966-67 and
Maharasthra drought, 1970-
73 :Thc demographic con­
sequences. 1992:27 EPW
1325-32
 60
EAPEN, MRIDUL
Fertility and female labour force
participation in Kerala.
1992:27 EPW 2179-88
EAPPEN, BEJOY KANDATHIL
Operation “Near zero popula­
tion growth” for India. 1992
(JI-S): 3 8 IJPA 422-31
EASEMENTS
Easements and licences: lecture
delivered oon 23.10. 1992
at Andhra Pradesh Judicial
Academy, Hyderabad to in-
servie district Munsifs of
five years experience dur­
ing their Seventh Refresher
Course. P.S. Narayana. 1992
(3) :70An LT42-8
EC^O G Y
'C e n t r a l theme : not ecology :
Control of global resources.
Vilbodh Parthasarathi.
1991-92:30 (32) Mains 5-6
Ecology and the law. Vimla
Nadkarni. 1992(Ap) : 53
USW 289-300
Local self-governments and
geometry of biodiversity
conservation: Roots of the
incompatability. A. Damo-
daran. 1992:27 EPW 419-
24
Relevance of “Stress avoidance”
in determining plant sus­
ceptibility to ozon stress...
Jitendra Pandey and Madh-
oolika Agrawal. 1991 (Ag):
6 Encology 8-18
■^hat is “Sustainable”? Bonita
Brindley. 1992 (F): 6 En­
cology 35-9
Where in the World? New cli­
matic analysis methods to
assist species and prove­
nance selection for trials.
T.H. Booth. 1991(Ag) :6
Encology 1-7
ECONOM IC DEVELOPMENT
Aid mainly for debt-servicing.
B.M. 1992:27 EPW 1369-
70 ♦ .
All arithmetic, little ecnomics.
JM. 1992:27 EPW 1715-6
An Alternative economic pro­
gramme: Towards inward-
looking, people-centred
development. Kamal Nayan
Kabra. 1991-92:30(19)
Mains 7-13
An Alternative economic sur­
vey. JM. 1992:27 EPW 382-
4
Appeal to MPs on implications
of new economic policy arid
alternatives. 1991-92:30
(45) Mains 17-20
An Approach towards integra­
tion of rural-urban devel­
opment. C.R. Pathak.’1991
(D-D): 10 lA SSIQ 31-40
Assurances on reform, but no
movement. 1991-92:96
CWN 25-8
At the crossroads. S.C. 1991-
92: 30(35) Mains 1-2
Back on the roller-coaster.
1992:27 EPW 435
Back to reforms. JM. 1992:27
EPW 2015-7
The Bravado of ‘Single digit
Desai’. Sanjaya Baiu. 1991-
92:30 (47) Mains 5
Bumbling along on neo-colo­
nial road. BM 1992:27 EPW
1963-4
By decree alone. Nikhil Chak-
ravarty. 1991-92:30 (18)
Mains 2-3
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 741-2,985-6, 1950-1
 61
Can the market do it? Economic
refomi in an uncertain world.
B. Gopalakrishna Kumar.
1992:27 EPW 595-8
Development paradigms, con­
cept of surplus and the agrar­ ^
ian question. Arun Ghosh.
1992:27 EPW 1951-5
Clandestine surrender on MIGA.
BM. 1992:27 EPW 1117-8
Colonial foundations of west­
ern capitalism. Shreeram
Krishnaswamy. 1992:27
EPW PE81-9
Countering Fund-Bank poli­
cies. Teena Gill. 1991-92:30
(37) Mains 22-3
Demand, supply and savings
constraints in Indian econ­
omy. AshimaGoyal. 1992:
27 EPW 893-9
Development and the cola cul­
ture. Shahed Power. 1992
(Ja-M a):13G M 466-76
Development and tribal women.
Achyut Das and Vidya Das.
1992:27 EPW 1372-3
Development and underdevel­
opment in Bengal: Castes,
communities and state.
Willem Van Schendel and
Abhijit Dasgupta. 1992:27
EPW 692
Development for whom? Cri-
tiqu for Rajasthan progra­
mme. 1992:27 EPW 193-8
Disastrouscourse. Abhijit Sen.
1991-92:30 (50) Mains 2,
35
Drought and development. P.R.
Dubhashi. 1992:27 EPW
A27-36
EFF arrangement in jeopardy.
BM. 1992:27 EPW 871
Economic liberalisation and
employment : Will enter­
prise work ? JM. 1992 : 27
EPW 1234-5
Economic liberalism and de­
cline of democracy : Case
of Andhra Pradesh. K.Bala-
gopal. 1992:27 EPW 1958-
62
^^Econom ic reform : A different
paradigm. Yoginder K.
Alagh. 1991-92:30 (17)
Mains 4-5, 35
Economic restructuring and the
common man. Amit Kumar
Jain.et.al. 1992 (Ja-Ma) :37
Adm 1-20
Economic restructuring and the
IAS. L.K. Atheq et.al. 1992
(Ja-Ma) :37 Adm 21-39
Economics of Oligopoly inOli-
garchy’.S.R .S en.l992:27
EPW 637-8
Economy : Danger signals. N.C.
1991-92:30 (32) Mains 3-4
The Economy: Few 'insights.
1992:27 EPW 1225-6
Economy: Time to change the
pilot Rajesh Mahapata. 1991
-92:30(1.8) Mains 4, 34
Efficient finance sector: A pre­
requisite for private sector
led growth. Mahesh Shah.
1992(D) :22 CS 1088-93
Eroding political support for
structural adjustment. BM.
1992: 27 EPW 143-4
Exit policy: An overview of some
issues. C.S. Venkat- araman.
1992(Ap): 2 7 IJIR 370-82
Finance Mnister's bankrupt eco­
nomics. Arvind N. Das.
1991-92:30(53) Mains 2,35
The Financial reform we need.
1992:27 EPW 2271-2
Financial reforms and rural
development. N.A. Majum-
dar. 1992:27 EPW 684-6
Gender and poverty. Devaki Jain.
1992(JI):395 Sem 32-4
 62
GcMid economists and poor eco­
nomic performance. Ashoka
Mody. 1992:27 EPW 1939-
40
Government and Crooks: The
symbiotic relationship.
Ashok Mitra. 1991-92 : 30
(44) Mains 5-6
Government delivery systems
for rural development; Mal-
ady-remedy analysis. B.M.
Yugandhar and B.Y. Raju.
1992:27 EPWM123-7
Th Great divide: North versus
South. Johan Galtung. 1991-
92:30 (29) Mains 4
Growth and poverty: The urban
legend. Arup Mitra. 1992.27
EPW 659-65
Has the economy turned the
comer? N.K. Seth. 1991-
92:30 (19) Mains 28-30
Hazards of begmanship. R.K.
Roy. 1991-92:30 (52) Mains
5,35
High technology from an old
countiy. 1991(My):5Encol-
ogy 37-8
Identification of levels of de­
velopment: CaseofMahar-
asthra. K.Seeta Prabhu and
P.C. Sarkar. 1992:27 EPW
1927-37
Impact of new policies and need
for alternative path. Arun
Ghosh. 1991-92:30 (38)
Mains 5-9, 30
Imparting a'Human Face’ to
structural adjustment. Kav-
aljit Singh. 191-92:39(41)
Mains 15-6
India’s economic crisis, new
dispensations and the poor.
Basudeb Sahoo. 1992(Ja-
Ma) :42 SA 64-78
Indian economy at the crossraods.
Dilip Mookerjee. 1992:27
EPW 791-801
Indian reform: The only way
out, Zhang Xiaodong. 1991-
^ 2 :3 0 (31) Main 4, 35
vjindian economic crisis and new
economic policy. Kripa
Shankar. 1992-93 : 31 (5)
Mains 27-30
Institutional credit for rural
development: Proper risk-
management or group lend­
ing D. Narayana. 1992:27
EPW A122-7
Interest burden : Not the full
picture. 1992:27 EPW 553
International comparisqps and
GMP measures. Dipak m a-‘
zumdar,
Lee Travers andCheenaTrikha.
1992:27 EPW 2367-71
Inter-state and intra-state vari­
ations in economic devel­
opment and standard of liv­
ing. Uma Datta Roy Ch-
budhury. 1992:27 EPW
2651-5
Issues in non-farm sector devel- .
opmenL Saurabh Garg. 1992
(Ja-Ma) :37 Adm 53-68
Kerala economy at crossroads.
AeiceAlbin. 1992:27 EPW
606-8
Lessons for our structural re­
forms. Jeremy Seabrook.
1991-92:30 (30) Mains 4,
34
Liberalisation and the Consti­
tution. Dayan Krishnan.
1992 (Je);7 .Law Col 13-8
Living conditions. Milon Ko-
thari. 1992(JI) :395 Sem 24-
31
Lopsided approach to eco­
nomic restructuring. C.H.
Hanumanth Rao. 1991-
92:30 (23) Mains 7-8
Magna Carta of marketisation.
KamalNayanKabra. 1991-
92:30(20) Mains 2-5, 33
 63
Making of a payments crisis:
India 1991. Ranjit Sau.
1992:27 EPW 1741-5
Male development workers,
female developrrient targets:
Grassroots development in
South India. Elizabeth W.
Moen. 1992(Ja-Ma):13GM
404-18
The market and the search for
an improved economic
system. Ragnar Frisch. 1992
(Ja-Je): lOIASSI Q 201-5
Mobilising resource: Towards a
new conceptualisation.
Anantagiri. 1991-92:30(32)
Mains 18-9
Monetary assests, savings and
economic growth. Arun
Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW 2146-
52
National Committee for an Al­
ternative Developm ent
Strategy. Subrata Baner-
jee. 1991-92:30(27) Mains
21-2
The New economic order. Sa-
buroOkita. 1991-92: 30(23)
Mains 17-8, 22
New econoomic policy : A re­
view. Arun Ghosh. 1992:27
EPW 1175-8
The New economic policy and
foreign invstment. K.Srini-
vasan. 1992(Ag): 8 CorpL
Ad 121-3
New economic policy and In­
dian fedarralism. Amal
Ray. 1992:27 EPW 147-50
The New economic policy and
the poor. Gopabandhu Pat-
naik and Damodar Panda.
1992 (A p -Je):4 2 S A 201-
12
New world order : Disorderly
developments. 1992: 27
EPW 1226
Next mine-field, 1992:27 EPW
239
No conflict of interest. 1992:27
EPW 1703
No apology for turning inwards.
D.N. Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW
2403-5
Oil imperialism, oil politics
and developmet econom­
ics. Arun Ghosh. 1992:27
EPW 1299-1301
On certain aspect of financial
reforms. T. Ravi kumar.
1991-92:30 (40) Mains 7-9
On the run. 1992:27 EPW 1035-
6
Organizations are for ever. 1992:
27 EPW 132-3
Paradigm of entropy state. V.N.
Narayanan. 1991-92:30 (52)
Mains 9-11
Peoples initiative for develop­
ment Indira Gandhi ahar
Yatra. Kavita Sirivastava and
M.S. Rathore. 1992.27 EPW
450-4
Perverted logic. Ekram Khawar.
1991-92:30(49) Mains 10,
34
Planning for market-oriented
economic growth. Saburo
Okita. 1992(JI-S):37Adm
11-24
Planning versus market-oriented:
Investment and production:
Indian dilemma. Arun
Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW 2281-
3
Policy changes: For whom and
why? D.P. Bhatia. 1991-
92:30(20) Mains 15-6, 30
Political economy in today’s
India. Chandra Shekhar.
1991-92:30(19) Mains 3-
5, 34
Politics.......Afraid to wound.
1992:27 EPW 132
 64
Privatisation : People say ‘No’.
1992:27 EPW2621
Privatisation and deregulation.
Samuel Paul. 1992:27 EPW
1339-40
Privatisation and deregulation.
T.N. Srinivasan, 1992.27
EPW 843-8
Privatisation of common prop­
erty resources: Lessons irom
rural Karnataka. G.K. Ka-
ranth. 1992:27 EPW 1680-
8 27 EPW 905-10
Th Problem, 1992(JI);395 Sem
12-3
The Proposed exit policy: Shift­
ing the burden on the poor­
est T.S. Sankaran. 1992(Je):
7 Law Col 26-7
Querst for economic utopia. S.R.
Sen. 1992:27 EPW 1535-8
Restore consensus, pull back
from the brink. Letter to
PM on new conomic pol­
icy. Shyam Nandan Mishra.
1991-92:30 (24) Mains 5-8
Role o f financial intermediar­
ies in the emerging eco­
nomic environment. B.
YramRaju. 1991(0-D);36
Adm 59-76
Role o f interest groups. Kishor
C.Samal. 1991-92:30(24)
Mains 11-4, 22
The Role o f small towns in
integrating rural-urban de­
velopment. PushpaPathak.
1991 (O-D) :10 lASSI Q
63-71
Rural development: West Ben­
gal experience. Surya Kanta
Mishra. 1991-92:30 (54)
Mains 29-30
Rural negelect. K.P. Kanan.
1992(JI): 395 Sem 49-52
Self-reliance, recent economic
policies and neo-colonial­
ism. Arun Ghosh. 1992;27
EPW 865-8
Self-reliaince: Unlearnt lessons.
1992:27 EPW 733-4
Seven commandents for South.
John Kenneth Galbraith.
1991-92 ; 30 (53) Mains
11-2
Severely indebted low-income
countries: Mounting exter­
nal dest and servicing bur­
den. Nirupam Bajpai. 1992:
The Shape of things to ome.
AchinVanaik. 1991-92:30
(34) Main 5, 35
Sharpening inequities. Pulin B.
Nayak. 1992:27 EPW 823-
8
Social technoloy: A new factor
in development. Surendra
J. Patel. 1992:27 EPW 1871-
5
Spectre of destabilisation. Arun
Kumar. 1991-92:30 (24)
Mains 9-10
Strategies for solution of debt
crisis. An overview. Mri-
ti unjoy Mohanty. 1992:27
EPW 465-76
Structural adjustm ent: Second
thoughts within govern­
ment. BM. 1992:27 EPW
623-5
Structural reforms: Omous fore­
bodings. Arun Ghosh. 1991-
92:30 (45) Mains 3, 35
The Structure being restructured.
Taposh Chakravorty. 1991-
92:30(27) Mains 15-7,34
Subsidy reduction in IMF ori­
ented strategis. V.N. Vis-
wanathan. 1991-92:30(13)
Mains 8-10
Technology and capital import
in development policy. Arun
Ghosh. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
Mains 61 -70
 65
Threat of nvega projects; Struggle
of two Himalayan villages.
M ukul.l992:27EPW 687-
8 Why policy of stabilisation has
A Time for thought. A time for
taking sides. Jai Sen. 1991-
92:30 (30) Mains 21-7
The Tottering empire; US fi­
nance capitalism. Freder­
ick F. Clairmonte and John
RCavanagh. 1992:27 EPW
2284-6
Tripura: What helicopter sur­
veys do’t show. 1992:27
EPW 1768-9
US economy: Signs of growing
crisis. Sidharth Dube. 1992;
27 EPW 1308-9
Under the tutelage of IMF: The
case o f Peru. Michel Chos-
sudovsky. 1992:27 EPW
340-8
Undermining the future. Arun
Subramaniam. 1992(JI): 395
Sem 14-6
Unhealthy consequences. Mira
Shiva. 1992(JI): 395 Sem
16-20
Vested interests agains moder-
EDUCATION
isation. D.P. Sharma. 1992:
27 EPW 1295
Vigil in defence of sovereignty.
Jaya Jaitly. 1991-91:30
(287) Mains 2
‘W aste’ and the permanent set­
tlement in Bengal. Vinay
Krishan Gidwani. 1992:27
EPW PE39-46
What Mamohan Singh conven­
iently forgets. Arvind Das.
1991-92:30 (23) Mains 21-
. 2
Which direction and what
atmosophere? K.S. Krish-
naswamy. 1992:27 EPW
1471-2
White Ghost haunting brown
elite. Gautam Adhikari.
1991-92:30 (23) Mains 19-
20
backfired. Arun Ghosh.
1991-92:30 (49) Mains 6,
35
Women will be worst hit Modhii-
mita Mojumdar. 1991-
92:30 (25) Mains 27-8, 33
Workshop on “The Role of small
and-medium scale enter­
prises in susttainable de­
velopment”. A report. R.
C.Trivedi. 1991-92:30(26)
Mains 22-4
World economic crisis once
again. Andre Gunder Frank.
1992:27 EPW 457-8
World economy: G7 inn disar­
ray. 1992:27 EPW 2208-9
World economy; T he. larger
perspective. Johh Kenneth
Galbraith. 1991-92 ;31 (5)
Mmns 6-9
World economy; Uneasy por­
tent for policy reform. 1992:
27 EPW 732
Akshara Keralam: Kerala be­
came the first totally liter­
ate state in India. P. Gopin-
adhanPillai. 1992(Ja-Ma):
42 SA 79-85
A ‘Brahminical order’ in place
of academic renewal. Bis-
wamoy Pati. 1991-92:30
(48) Mains 24-6
The Collector takes a class. Vas-
antha Surya. 1991-92:30
(23) Mains 33-5
Combating sexism in the cam­
pus. Upendra Baxi. 1991-
92:30(45) Mains 31-3
Condition in West Bengal; Prob­
lems, prospects. Pulak Na-
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rayanDhar. 1991-92-.30(47)
Mains 29-32
Continued text. Krishna Kumar.
1992(D): 400 Sem 16-20
Courts and accountability of uni­
versities : Some recent deve­
lopments. S.K. Aganvala.
1992(M a-Ap):12CC35-8
Courts and accountability of
universities. Some recent
developments. S.K. Agar-
wala. 1992(Ja-Ma) : 28
C M U 13-22
A Dangerous thing. 1992:27
EPW2511
Decks cleared for capitation fee
in colleges. M. Shatrugna.
1992:27 EPW 1118-9
Denationalizing textbooks. Adil
Tyabji. 1992(D): 400 Sem
36-8
Education and social change.
Ravinder Kumar. 1992(D):
400 Sem 14-5
Education as a resource. 1992:27
EPW 2226-7
Education for all : The financ­
ing problem. Arun G hosh.
1992 ; 27 EPW 679-83
Education in Andhra. M. Shat-
trugna. 1992:27EPW1849
Educational backwardness of
muslims. Anis Ansari. 1992:
27 EPW 2289- 91
Educational deprivation and is
role as a spoiler of access to
better life in India: Techni­
cal report no. 9014. B.S.
Minhas. 1992(JI-S):37 Adm
25-40
Governor as a chancel lor-Re-
structuring of power needed.
Onkar Nath Tiwari. 1991
(Ap-Je): 27 C M U 96-106
‘Helping children learn’. Vi-
nooHora. 1991-92:30(47)
Mains 33
Higher education: Plea for re­
organisation. Nilakantha
Rath. 1992; 27 EPW 535-9
Ideology and pedagogy. Rashmi
Paliwal and C.M. Subrama-
niam. 1992(D) : 400 Sem
33-5
Impact of non meal programme
on primary education : An
exploratory study in Tamil
Nadu. S. IrudayaRajan and
A. Jayakumar. 1992:27
EPW 2372-80
Knowledge design in vedic and
post-vedic thought. Haresh
Lalvani. 1992(D): 400 Sem
39-43
Medical education. 1992: 27
EPW 1631
Medical post graduate rules- At
the cross roads. Rustom
Bhagalia. 1992(Ap): 7 Law
Col 22-3
Medical research ; Ends and
means. 1992:27 EPW 2209-
10
Myth of total literacy in Nar-
asinghpur. SadhnaSaxena.
1992:27 EPW 2408-10
Nationalist ideology. S. Shukla.
1992(D): 400 Sem 47-50
The Perenial Aryans - Remila
Thapar. 1992 (D) : 400
Sem 20-4
The Problem. 1992(D) : 400
Sem 12-3
Ragging and cultural decadce.
Gargi Chakravartty. 1991-
92:30 (48) Mains 32-4
Ranchi women fight ragging.
Krishna Chaitanya. 1992:27
EPW 2525
Research perspective for under­
standing women’s educa­
tion. M.D. Usha Devi. 1992:
27 EPW 1279-82
Should the centre control uni-
 67
versity education? Amrik
Singh. 1991-92:30 (20)
Mains 23-6
State sponsored communaiiza-
tion. Seminarist. 1992(D) :
400 Sem 25-9
A' Stinking marsh-pond. Pu-
rushottam Agrawal. 1992
(D ): 400 Sem 30-3
Supreme Court on right to edu­
cation. S.P. Sathe. 1992:27
EPW 1847-8
Teaching history in the frame­
work of a problem-based
peace education. Antonion
Drago. 1992 (Ap-Je) : 14
GM 232-43
Technical education and indus­
trial development in Ma­
dras Presidency: Illustions
of a policy in the making.
Padmini Swaminathan.
1992:27 EPW 1611-22
Total literacy campaign: Still
an unwritten chapter in
Indian history. Lakshmidhar
Mishra. 1991-92 : 30 (46)
. Mains 11-6
Total literacy compagin - II:
Still an unwritten chapter
in Indian history. Laka-
shmidhar Mishra. 1991-
92:30 (47) Mains 20-8
Uncertainty in education. R.
Rajagopalan. 1992(H): 395
Sem 21-3
Universalsing primary educa­
tion; The Karnataka way.
Vinod Hora. 1991-92:30
(39) Mains 32-3
University in 21st century : A
third world view. Amrik
Singh. 1992:27 EPW 223-
8 results. Ranjan Roy. 1991-
‘Uses of literacy’ : Total liter­
acy campaign in three West
Bengal districts. Sumanta
Banerjee. 1992:27 EPW
445-9
Vedic mathematics. Wagish
Shukla. 1992(D): 400 Sem
44-7
EICHLER, M ARGM T
Nonsexist research: A meta-
theoretical approach. 1992
(J I): 53 IJSW 329- 41
EINSTEIN, ALBERT
Why socialism? 1991-92:30 (34)
Mains 7-9
ELANGOVAN, K
India and U.S. 1991-92:30(36)
Mains 2
ELECTIONS
BJP in South India: 1991 Gen­
eral Election. James Manor.
1992: 27 EPW 1267-73
Bush vulnerable in US elec­
tions. Eric Parker. 1992:27
EPW 151-2
Democracy oroneparty state?
Reflections on the UK elec­
tion, 1992. Ankie Hoogvelt.
1992: 27 EPW 880-1
Electing the President. S.C.
1991-92 : 30 (36) Mains 1-
2
Election: Bad and worse. 1992;
27 EPW 1356-7 -
Electorate reforms. 1991-92:
96CW N 87
■Electoral dilemma. ParamJeet
Singh and Arvind Kaur.
1992 (Ap-Je); 28 C M U
133-7
Emergence of Bill Clinton.
N.C.Menon. 1991-92:30
(41) Mains 6, 32
Evaluating Israeli election
92:30 (37) Mains 3-4
Implications of successful Tory
campaign. Derek Brown.
 68
1991-92:30 (26) Mains 5.
34
Need to replace ‘First - Past -
the-post’ system. Sandeep
Shastri. 1991-92:30 (47)
Mains 7, 19
Orissa Municipal elections: A
significant step. George
Mathew. 1991-92: 30 (30)
Mains 32-3
Politics of Presidential elec­
tion in India. Shiw Balak
Prasad. 1991-92:30(32)
Mains 20-2
Position of elections in states.
1991 (JI): 27 Coop U 165-
7 pirical results and ethical
The Tenth Presidential elec­
tions. C.K.Jain. 1992 (S):
38 J P I332-41. Presidential
election and the left. Di-
pankar Bhattacharya. 1991-
92: 30 (38) Mains 11-2
Punjab poll and national
integration. Nikhil Chakrav-
artty. 1991-92:30 (13) Mains
2-3, 32
Tainted vote. 1992:27 EPW
375
1991 Tamil Nadu Elections -
Issues, strategies and per­
formance. R. Manivannan.
1992:27 EPW 164-70
Towards privatisation of Presi­
dency ? Batuk Vora. 1991-
92 : 30 (38) Mains 13-4
When victory is not mandate.
Shastri Ramachandran.
1991-92: 30 (19) Mains
32-3
SLECTRICITY LAW
A Successful redressal : Erro­
neous metre readings,
wrongful energy bills, and
delay in action. Rajndra V.
Sehasrebudhe. 1992 (Ma-
A p): 12C C33-4
ELLACURIA, IGNACIO
The Fifth centenary of Latin
America : Discovery or
cover-up ? 1992(Ja-Ma)
42 SA 40-50
ELLEN, ER IC
Maritime crime. 1992(Ag)
26 CBI B ull! 5-9
ELLIO T, NORBERT
Writing in the academy: The
feminist response. 1992(JI):
53 IJSW 449-61
ELSEA, STANLEY W
What do arbitrators do: Em­
considerations in interest
arbitration. 1992 (Ja): 27
m R 279-88
EMADI, H A nZ U L L A H
Women’s emancipation and
strategy of development in
Albania. 1992:27 EPW999-
1002
EM PLOYM ENT, UNEM PLOY­
M ENT
The Acute unemployment
problem of kerala: Some
explanatory hypotheses.
M.A. OOmme. 1992(Ja-
Je): 10 lA SSIQ 232-55
Growth on non-agricultural
employment- A hypothesis
on rural urban linkages.
Amitab Kundu. 1991(0-D):
lO IA S S IQ l-2 0
New economic policy and
female employmnt. Sudha
Deshpande and L.K. Desh-
Pande. 1992:27 EPW 2248-
52
Threat to employment. Jaya
Jaitly and Surendra Mo­
han. 1991-92:30 (31) Mains
17,23
 69
ENERGY
Cascade power system on ri ver
Tawi. A.S. Andotra. 1989
(0 -D ): 36 Bha 252-5
.Conservation of electrical
energy in edible oil extrac­
tion by mechanical oil
expellers. G.Venkataraman.
1990(N): 5 Encology 10-6
Energy policy planning in India:
Case of petroleum and natu­
ral gas. Neelanjana Mitra.
1992:27 EPW M109-15
Nuclear power: Cut to size.
1992:27 EPW 1633
Rural energy system and agri­
culture: Alternative sce­
narios for Gujarat. J.P. Pain-
uly, Jyoti KParikh and D.R.
Shah. 1992:27 EPW 1801-
9 U 27-50
ENGINEER, ASGHAR ALI
Banaras rocked by communal
violence. 1992:27 EPW
509-11
The Bohra reform movement.
1991-92:30 (37) Mainns 17-
20
Communal conflict after 1950:
A perspective. 1992: 27
EPW 1782-5
Communal riots in Ahme-
dabad. 1992:27 EPW 1641-
3 EVANGELISTA, SUSAN
Dissecting Ahmedabad riots.
1991-92:30 (51) Mains 29-
31
Genesis of communal violence.
1992:27 EPW 189-90
Islam and non-violence. 1991-
9 2 :3 0 (4 4 ) Mains 9-13
Rights of muslim women and
reform o f personal law.
1991-92:30 (30) Mains 28-
30
Secularism and ethnicity in
Mexico. 1991-92 : 30 (23)
Mains 26-8
Sitamariii on fire. 1992:27 EPW
2462-4
Sources of nonviolence in Is­
lam. 1992(A p-Je):14G M
98-106
Udaipur mosques : Invalid
claims. 1992:27 EPW 995-
6
ENGINEER, IRFAN ASGARALI
Dang tribals - Report of struggle
and repression, 1991-92:30
(5) Mains 23-4
ESSIEN, OBOT A
Duty of Congress and the
President to obey a judg­
ment of the United States
Supreme Court 1988:5 Kan
The Problem of understanding
the constitutional relation­
ship of the branches of the
American government.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
37-54
ESTRADA- CLAUDIO, SYLVIA
Rehabilitation of survivors of
torture and political violence
: thePhilippineexperience.
1992: 27 EPW 1755-61
The Anti-bases campaign in
the Philippines. 1992 (Ap-
J ): 14 GM 215-31
EVIDENCE
An Anton piller order to safe­
guard against destruction of
evidence. Divya Mathur and
Sandeep Dave. 1992 (O ): 9
C M U 62-6
“Burden of proof in strict
liability offences”. Faizan
Mustafa. 1992(F) : 98 Cri
U 26-30
 70
“Ballistics: The probative value
of evidence” . Rashika
Gupta. 1992 (S): 98 C i U
121-5
Caution on handwriting as evi­
dence. Bal Krishna. 1992
(S ): 26 CBI Bull 31-2
Corroboration - a sine qua non
fra- conviction in rape cases?
Rose Varghese. 1992 (Ma)
; 16CULR90-5
Expert testimony, admissibil­
ity, reliability and eviden-
ti^ value. S. Sharma. 1992:
93 Pb Univ L Rev 155-72
Law of evidencee... 1991-92;
96C W N 109-11. 13-6
Law of evidence as applicable
to ESI cases and concepts
of speaking order. Devesh
Chandra Mukherjee. 1991-
92.-96C W N 106-7
Law of evidence in tax pro­
ceedings. Alka Chawla.
1992(Ap) ; 7 Corp L Ad
151-5
“Logic o f relying on dying
declaration alone”. Ramesh
Kumar. 1992(JI); 98 Cri
U 109-11
Should witnesses sign state­
ments before police. S. Sen.
1992(Je):26CBlBull9-10
Some aspects of the right
against self-incrimination in
India. Reji George. 1992:
14 DLR 165-77
‘Television in Courts”. Ahmed
Hussain. 1992 (A g): 98 Cri
U 115-8
Test o f identification parade &
its evidentiary value. K.
Narsimlu. 1992(2): 69 An
LT 14-6
EXCISE & CUSTOMS
Addition of interest in the as­
sessable value. V.K. Was-
nik. 1992: 61 Exc LT A-
41-2
Adjudication of adjudication.
V.S. Khadilkar. 1992:62 Exc
LT A 18-22
Allowance and disallowance
of credit under MODVAT
scheme. K.Harindran. 1992:
57 Exc LT A ll-4 6
Artificial definitions of ‘Manu­
facturer’ in central excise
law. K.R. Chandratre. 1992:
57 E x cL T A I0 9 -'ll
Board’s instructions, whether
proper, fair and just? G.N.
Bhagchandani. 1992:62 Exc
LT AlOl-3
CEGAT-The other side. R.Par-
thasarathy. 1992: 57 Ex
LTA89-90
A Case of ‘manufacturers’ re­
lief fund. R.K. Agarwal.
1992:57 Exc LTA 55-8,65
Credit for higher production
incentive - computation of
base clearences. R.L. Bahl.
1992:57 Exc LT A59-60
Demand-subsequentSCN for
extended time limit - Va­
lidity - Part 2-a point of
view on. V.T. Raghavachari.
1992:62 ExcLT A 5-9, 17
Depositing of central excise
duties in the PLA. S. N.
Venkatesiah. 1992:61 Exc
LTA37-8
Effect of sales tax set-off on
excise valuation, M.V.
Bodas. 1992:57 Exc LT
A61-5
Excisability of interest accrued
on advances recieved from
customers-special reference
to capital goods industries.
R.Parthasarathy. 1992(S):
22 CS 795-6
 71
Excise duties on package tea
and its problems. A.K. Das-
gupta. 1992:57 Exc LT
A117-20
Fanning out production facil­
ity - A case study from excise
duty angle. R.Parthasarattiy.
1992(D) :(CorpL Ad 153-
5 goods. S.N. Venkatesiah.
Frivolous cases. A.K. Bandhyo-
padhyay. 1992: 57ExcLT
A 112-3
Investigation and enquiry. A.K.
Bandy opadhyay. 1992:62
. Exc LT A93-4, 109
Limitation for demand - amend­
ment to section 11A (1) of
Excise Act. R. L. Bahri.
1992:61 E xcL T A 9-I0
Limitation fordemannds - sec­
tion llA (1) and its pro­
viso. R.L. Bahl. 1992:62
Exc LT A 107-9
Mere entry in central excise
tariff not to entail liabili­
ty to duty. R. Krishnan. 1992
(J a ):7 C o rp L A d 2 3 -5
Mis-interpretations galore of
S.S.I. exemption notifica­
tion. G.N. Bhagchandani.
1992:62 ExcLTA lO -2
Modvat inputs - where will you
draw the line? S. Ignatius.
EXPORT
1992:61 E xcLT A 5-8, 13
Notification know to all. D.R.
Gupta. 1992:61 Exc LT
A35-6, 8
Rate of customs duty in re­
spect of warehouses goods.
R.K. Agarwal. 1992:57 Exc
LT A17-22
“Reason to believe”. A.K.
Bandyopadhyay. 1992:57
ExcLT A 91-3
Recovery of eronous refunds
under excise law. S. Madha-
van. 1992:62 Exc LTA23-
7
Rectification of mistake - Whe­
ther hearing is a must? V.
T. Raghavachari. 1992:62
ExcLTA 95-100
Reference to the High Court.
V.T. Raghavachari. 1992:57
Exc LT A49-54
Retention/re-entry of duty paid
1992:62 Exc LT A 13-7
Revenue raising through com '
mission agents. S. Sarkar.
1992: 57 Exc LT A83-8
Revenue zeal and judicial dis­
cipline. S. Venkatesan.
1992:57 Exc LTA5-13
S.S.I. exemption and unreg-
istred units. R.L. Bahl. 1992:
61 Exc LT A39-40, 2
SSI exemption for bodybuild­
ers. H.K. Maingi. 1992:57
ExcLT A 23-5
Some aspects of the I^inance
Minister’s proposals in re­
gard to central excise and
customs duties. Dava Sa-
gar. 1992(Ap): 7 Corp L
Ad 158-62
Some misconception about
excise valuation and assess­
ment. A.K. Bandyopadhyay.
1992:57 ExcLT A 16, 22
Agricultural exports and com­
petitiveness: Inferences for
India. S. Sachdev. 1991(Ap-
S): 26 F IR 77-99
Can exports help us achieve
economic sovereignty? B.P.
Mathur. 1991-92:30 (35)
Mains 10-2
Europe 1992: Implications
for India’s exports. O.P.
Sharma. 1991(Ap-S) : 26
FTR 1-28
India’s export performance:
 72
Problems and policy re­
sponses. R.S. Tiwari, 1992
(Ja-Je);48IQ31-48
India’s exports to Japan: Prob­
lems and issues, Badar Alam
iqbal. 1991(0-D):47IQ1-
38
Mill lobby scuttles cotton ex­
ports. D.P. Sharma. 1992;
27 EPW 1707
Optimal export-product mix for
Indian economy. Krish-
nendu Ghosh Dastidar.
1992: 27 EPW 2107-13
Policy frame for support to
deemed exporrts. Kalyan
M.Raipuria and Pumima M.
Gupta. 1992:27 EPW 291-
4 Reflections on Leelamma v.
What (F) ails our exports. N.N.
Menon. 1992:62 Exc LT
A 104-6,14
EXTRADITION
Extradition and terrorism.
Shakuntala Mahawal. 1991-
92:30 (13) Mains 6-7
EZEKIL, HANNNAN
A Theory of industrial exit.
1992: 27 EPW 159-63
FADEYEV, YEVGENY
Absolute power corrupts abso­
lutely: Dejilas. 1991-92:30
(22) Mains 23-4
FADL, K.A.E.
Islamic and Western laws on
compulsion: A comparative
view. 1990-91:10 & 11 Is­
lamic CLQ 29-76
FAMILY LAW
Inaugural address delivered by
Honourable chief justice
Shri Justice M.Jagannadha
Rao at the seminar on fam­
ily courts and matrimonial
laws on Sunday, 2nd Au­
gust, 1992 at Women’s As-
sociatiion Hall, Emakulam.
(Under the auspices of the
People’s Council for So­
cial Justice). 1992(2) KLT
14-5
Let the maintenance jurisprud-
dence have a heart. R.D.
Anand. 1992:39 ?ub Uni L
Rev 173-85
Maintenance custody and
guardianship rights of
women. Nilima Dutta 1992
(My): 7 Law Col 28-9
Padmasini’s quest for justice.
Shamona Khanna. 1992
(Ma): 7 Law Col 25
Dilip Kumar - 1992(1) KLT
651. Joseph Vadakkum-
cherry. 1992(1) KLT 73-4
FAMILY PLANNING
Adopter’s incentives in Indian
family planning progra­
mme: The people’s per­
spective. R.S. Goyal. 1992
(JI-S):38 IJPA 354-60
Dimensions of value of chil­
dren on small family. P.J.
Reddy and D. Usha Rani.
1992 (JI-S):38 IJPA 361-
72
Family Planning. ‘For women,
with women’? 1992:27
EPW 176-7
Family Planning in the nine­
ties: More of the same?
Debabar Banerji. 1992: 27
EPW 883-7
Family planning programme
of India: Need for differen­
tial strategies. S.ShivaRaju.
1992(JI-S) : 38 IJPA 267-
75
India’s family planning pro-
 73
gramme-Getting out of the
sterilisation trap. Ashish
Bose. 1992(JI-S);38IJPA
257-66
Integrated piogranime of health
and family planning; A field
perspective. K.Sasi Kalaand
Amal Ray. 1992(JI-S): 38
IJPA 311-22
Introducing Norplant: Politics
of coercion. K.Ravi Srini-
vas and K.Kanakamala.
1992:27 EPW 1531-3
Social chang and family plan­
ning in Kenya. Vijayan K.
Pillai. 1992(Ap): 5 3 IJSW
267-72
FAROUQUI, ATHER
Future prospects of Urdu in
India. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
Mains 99-107
FEDERALISM
Centre-state finances: Finance
Commission’s task. 1992:
27 EPW 1824
Decentralised planning and
cooperative federalism.
Malcolm S. Adiseshiah.
^ 1991-92:30(50) Mains 7, 31
Distribution of powers in fed­
eral structure. Surjit Singh
Minhas. 1991: 37 JPI 567-
74
Federalism, democracy and
decentralisation. Arun
Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW 2453-
5 Cyclones in Bangladesh: A
Ninth Finance Commission’s
index of backwardness. N.
Sreedevi. 1992:27 EPW
1157-60
For a more federal India. Nir-
malMukaiji. 1992:27 EPW
1312-5
How best to recast Rajya Sabha:
Serving interests of India’s
federal polity. A.G. Noorani.
1991-92:30(49) Mains 7-8
Inter-state relations. V. Suresh-
am. 1992(Ma): 23 La 107-
17
A More federal India. Nirmal
Mukarji. 1992(Ap-Je): 28
C M U 140-6=1991-92:30
(26) Mains 11-4
New economic policy and
Indian federalism. Amal
Ray. 1992:27 EPW 147-50
Powers of the Union Govern­
ment to give directions to
the state governments un­
der Indian Constitution; An
overview. Bellary Uma
Devi. 1992(1): 68 An LT
27-30
“A Quaere”. SunetraBose. 1992
(A g): 98 Cri U 118-20
Unpreposessing. 1992:27 EPW
1291
FERNANDES, ANGELO
Religious delegates look be­
yond UNCED. 1992((JI-
S):42 SA 337-41
FERNANDfc,a, uitO R G E
The Way out. 1992(Ap); 392
Sem 24-7
FERNNANDES, WALTER
Child labour and the processes
of exploitation. 1992(Ap):
53 USW 171-90
FLOOD CONTROL
history of mismanagemnt.
Peter Custere. 1992:27 EPW
327-9
Flood control^problems in
Jammu region. H.N. Dar-
bari and Santokh Singh.
I989(0-D );36B ha 220-5
Flood forecasting in Jhelum
basin. Rajeshwar Verma.
 74
S.C. Sud and S.D. Gupta.
1989(0-D):36 Bha 216-8
Flood managment in China.
M. Hegde. 1989 (Jl-S): 36
Bha 117-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Foreign remittances scheme,
1991: Some aspects need
rconsideration. T.N. Pan-
dey. 1992(F): 22 CS 101-2
Gold: Smuggling continues.
1992: 27 EPW 612
Section 16 of Foreign Ex­
change Regulation Act,
1973: How it conserves
foreign exchange, K.S. Ravi
Shankar. 1992(Ma): 22 CS
197-9, 203
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
Foreign capital and oil sector,
Arun Ghosh. 1991-92:30
(39) Mains 15-6, 24
Making foreign investment
flow. D.N. Ghosh. 1992:27
EPW 1585-6
More concessions. 1992:27
EPW 308-9
Seling India at Devos. BM.
1992: 27 EPW 321-2
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Analysing Premadasa visit. P.
Sahadevan. 1991-92:30(53)
Mains 19-20
Attracting investment. Badar
A.Iqbal.l992(S):397Sem
24-7
Betrayal of India’s Israel pol­
icy. Punyapriya Dasgupta.
1992: 27 EPW 767-72
The Burbulis visit. Sumit
Chakravarty. 1991-92:30
(30) Mains 5-7
Burbulis’ visit to India. Jaya-
shekar. 1991-92:30 (32)
Mains 27-9
Contemporary Chinese poli­
tics and foreign policy. Shri
Prakash.l992(JI-S):48IQ
85-108
Contemporarry Japanese poli­
tics and foreign policy. Kand
Bajpai. 1992(Ja-Je): 48 IQ
98-103
Dealing with Israel. G.S.
Bhargava. 1991-92:30(17)
Mains 21-2
Dealing with United States.
NikhilChakravartty. I99I-
92:30 (22) Mains 3-4
Devaluation of foreign policy.
H.K.Dua. 1991-92:30(53)
Mains 3-4
For durable India-Pakistan ties.
1991-92:30(45) Mains 8
Foreign policy changes: Crit­
ics unfair to the govern­
ment. P. S.Jay aramu. 1991-
92 : 30 (32) Mains 30-2
India and US. K, Elangovan.
1991-92:30(36) Mains 2
India-Bangladesh relations:
Self-contradictory postures.
1992:97 EPW 1104-5
India-China: Reflectionns on
1962. Nikhil Chakravartty.
1991-92:30(53)Mains 4-5
India Israel ties: Hidden agenda.
1992:27 EPW 177
India-Israel ties: who gains
what? F.J. Khergamwala.
1991-92: 30(17) Mains 3,
34
India-Pakistan; Imperative of
Amity. N.C. 1991-92:30
(33) Mains 1-2
India-Pakistan in perspective.
Nasim Zehra. 1991-92:30
(34) Mains 4
India-Pakistan relations. Kao-
kabDurry. 1991-92:30(17)
Mains 23
India’s foreign policy: Respond-
 75
ing to global changes. Sumit
Chakxavarty. 1991-92:30
(32) Mains 32-4
Indian foreign policy; Dilem­
mas and challenges. T.K.
Gujral. 1991-92:30 (47)
Mains 9-12
Indian foreign policy: National
interest and principle. R.C.
Dutt 1991-92:30 (28) Mains
27-30
Indian foreign policy; Reori­
entation is inevitable. Ajay
K.Mehra. 1991-92:30(13)
Mains 27-30
India’s foreign policy in the
new world order. Eric
Gonsalves. 1992(JI-S); 42
SA 231-41
Indo-Lanka joint Commission
meet: A second look. P.
Sahadevan and J.S. Tis-
sainayagam. 1991-92: 30
(17) Mains 15-6
Indo-Pak relations: Getting to
the roots. GPD. 1992:27
EPW 1889-90
Irritants in Malaysia-Singapore
relations. M.G.G. Pillai.
1992; 27 EPW 514
Is Dhaka closer to calcutta than
New Delhi? Modhumita
Mojumdar. 1991-92:30(27)
Mains 32-3
A Landmark visit. N.C. 1991-
92: 30 (32) Mains 1-2
Malaysia; Keeping the US at
a distance. M.G.G. Pillai.
1992; 27 EPW 1534
Motivating the line worker.
Raja Venkataramani. 1992
(S );3 9 7 Sem43-7
New directions for India’s for­
eign policy. Eric Gonsalves,
1991-92:30(25) Mains 11-
4 Mohan Saxena and Narin-
Opening moves. Brij Tankha.
1992 (S); 397 Sem21-3
Pakistan recasting Afghan
policy: NasimZehra. 1991-
92:30 (53) Mains 6, 35
Th Problem. E. Sridharan.
1992(S); 397 Sem 12-6
A Purposeful visit. Sumit
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(24) Mains 2-3
A Room for Mr Faleiro. GPD.
1992; 27 EPW 1521
South Asia and Japan. Shige-
yuki Abe and Kazuhiro
Igawa. 1992 (S ); 397 Sem
28-38
Still a distant country. Takako
Hirose. 1992(S):397 Sem
17-20
Technology transfer and fo-
riegn policy. Sandhya Shar-
ma. 1991-92; 30 (51) Mains
15-9
Tin Bigha: No legal impedi­
ment. Raju Ramachandran.
1991-92; 30(33) Mains 5
US foreign policy after the cold
war. SidharthaDube. 1992;
27 EPW 1469-70
US-Japan relations in new world
order. Thomas Sebastian.
1991- 92: 30 (52) Mains
15-6
US poses foreign policy di­
lemma for India Muchkund
Dubey. 1991-92 ; 30 (31)
Mains 3, 31
Working with the Japanese.
R.C. Bhargava. 1992(S) ;
397 Sem 39-42
FORENSIC SCIENCE
The Comparison of handwrit­
ing as envisaged in rela­
tion to the theory of mathe­
matical probability. Hari
derSingh. 1992(Ja);26CBI
Bull 18-23
 76
Ethics in forensic science.
B.R. Sharma. 1992 (F); 26
CBI Bull 29-37
Identification of the skeletal
remains of a murder vic­
tim by DNA analysis. Erika
Hagelberg, Ian C. Gray &
Alec. ]. Jeffereys. 1992
(M a):26 CBI Bull 11-3
Terrorism and forensic science.
S.R. Hasan. 1992(Ma): 26
CBI Bull 7-10
FORESTRY
Conservation and protection of
tropical rain forests: The
perspective of the World
conservation uion. Jaffrey
sayer. 1992(Ap): 6 Encol-
ogy 25-30
Conservation at human cost:
case of Rajaji National Park.
Indira 1992: 27 EPW 1647-
50
Dangers of environmental ex­
tremism: Analysis of de­
bate over India’s social
forestry programme. Mi­
chael Burgses. 1992: 27
EPW 2196-9
Forest protection committees
in West Bengal. S.B. Roy.
1992:27 EPW 1528-30
National forest policy 1988: A
critique. Vikash N. Pandey.
1991-92:30 (44) Mains 28-
31
Reforrm of the forest Act
needed. Aparna Viswa-
nathan. 1992(F): 7 Law Col
9 38JPI 180-5
Social forestry projects in
Karnataka: Economic and
financial viability. M.V.
Nadankarni, K.N. Ninan
and Syed Ajmal Pasha.
1992: 27 EPW A65-74
Tropical forests: Identifying and
clarifying issues. L.S. Ha­
milton. 1992(F): 6 Encol-
ogy 21-9
FRANK, ANDRE GUNDER
Privatisation: Sham debate.
1992-.27 EPW 432
World economic crisis once
again. 1992:27 EPW 457-8
FRISCH, RAGNAR
The Market and the search for
an improved economic sys­
tem. 1992(Ja-Je): lOIASSI
Q 201-5
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
Fundamental rights and par­
liamentary privileges. 1991-
92; 96 CWN 29-32
Hate spech and free-speech.
A.G. Noorani. 1992: 27
EPW 2456
Indo-US judicial activism on
right to life. Shriniwas
G upta.l989-.6K anU 59-
73
^ i g h t to persona! liberty and
public interest litigation.
V.S. Chauhan. 1988:5 Kan
U 100-4
“Sovergein immunity versus
Fundamental Rights: Gray
area of tension in the con­
stitutional law of India”.
V.S. Chauhan. 1992(S): 79
AIR 129-35
GADHOK,D.N
Parliament of Nauru. 1992(Je):
GAE, R.S
Highlights on personal taxa­
tion. 1992(Ap);22CS299-
304
Whole-time secratery. 1992!
(Ap): 7 Corp L Ad 133-6
 77
GALBRAITH, JOHN KENNETH
Seven commandments for
South. 1991-92:30 (53)
Mains 11-2
World economy: The larger
perspective. 1991-92:31 (5)
Mains 6-9
GALTUNG, JOHN
The Great divide: North ver­
sus South. 1991-92:30(29)
Mains 4
GANDHI, PUSHPA
Impact of job enrichment on
work and organisational
indentification. 1992(Ja) ;
27 IJIR 289-98
GANDHI, RAJMOHAN
Just a pinch of honesty. 1992-
93:31(6) Mains 9-10
GANDHISM
Bapu andBirla. M.M. Juneja.
1992(Ja-Ma): 13 CM 477-
84
Contesting civilisations :
Gandhi and the counter­
culture. Llyod LRudolph.
1992(Ja-Ma): CM 419-31
Gandhi and moral autonomy.
Ronald J. Tercheck. 1992
(Ja-M a): 13 GM 454-65
Gandhi and the Indian econ­
omy today. Malcolm S.
Adiseshiah. 1992(Ja-Ma):
13 GM 389-403
Gandhi’s concept of freedom.
Suresh Kumar Soni and
Suneera Kapoor. 1992(Jha-
M a): 13 GM 443-53
Gandhi’s Mahatmahoodinthe
context of an evolutionary
and ecological ethic. Amar-
deep S. Sandhu. 1992 (Ja-
M a ): 13 GM 484-7
Gandhi’s nonviolence and India
today. Devdutt. 1992(Ap-
Je): 14 GM 201-14
The Gandhian experiment in
Ahmedabad: Towards a
Gramscian reading. Arup
Kumar Sen. 1992:27 EPW
1987-9
Th Gandhian model of non­
violent social order. L.M.
Bhole. 1992 (Ap-Je) : 14
GM 273-83
Global peace movement: The
highest stage of the social
movements and the im­
pact of Gandhi. M.L. Handa.
1992(Ap-Je) : 14GM260-
72
Islam and non-violence. Asghar
Ali Engineer. 1991-92:30
(44) Mains 9-13
Islam and non-violence. Syed
SikanderMehdi. 1992(Ap-
Je) :14GM 116-40
The Islamic tunes of Gandhi’s
Ahimsa. Chaiwat Satha-
Anand. 1992(Ap-Je) : 14
GM 107-15
The Modern ihdustrial-mili-
tary state: A Gandhian
analysis. M.V.Naidu. 1992
(Ap-Je) : 14 GM 253-9
Modernity, violence, and
Gandhi. Ramashray Roy.
1992(Ap-Je):14GM 65-80
Non-violence in Islam. Syed
Saiyidain Hameed. 1992'
(Ap-Je): 14 GM 141-56
Nonviolence in practice. Piet
Dijkstra. 1992(Ap-Je): 14
GM 247-52
Nonviolent alternative in a
crisis situation; The Phil­
ippine case. Nagasura T.
Madale. 1992 (A p-Je): 14
GM 166-79
Peace research between utopi­
anism and conventionalism:
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Violence and non-violence-
The Gandhian heritage.
Georg Sorensen. 1992 (Ap-
J e ) : 14 GM 52-64
People’s nonviolent defence:
Debate and action in Italy.
Antonio Dargo. 1992 (Ap-
Je): 14 GM 180-92
Practical nonviolent responses
to new forms of violence.
A.T. Ariyaratne. 1992(Ap-
J e ) : 14 GM 193-200
Satyagraha: A short note. R.K.
Gupta. 1992(Ja-Ma): 13 GM
487-9
Scientific realism, human
emancipation, and nonvio­
lent political action. Heikki
Patomaki. 1992(Ap-Je) :14
GM 30-51
Sources of nonviolence in Is­
lam. Asghar Ali Engineer.
1992(Ap-Je): 14 GM 98-
106
Sources of the nonviolent tradi­
tion in American litera­
ture. Michhael True. 1992
(Ap-Je) :14 GM 83-97
The Twenty-first century and
the third world; AGadhian
perspective. Suresh A. De-
sai. 1992(Ja-Ma) ; 3 GM
432-42
Undemiining nonviolence: The
coming role of new police
technologies. Steve Wright.
1992(Ap-Je): 14GM 157-
65
GANESAN, S
Participation and the percep­
tions about organizational
effectiveness. (1991)(Je):
3 2 ILJ 847-53
GANESH A.K
Hapless victims. 1992(Ag) :
396 Sem 31-3
GANGULI, AMULYA
Out of touch. 1992(N): 399
Sem 22-5
GANI, A
Membership participation in
union activities. 1992(Ja);
27 IJIR 243-5“
GARG, M.R
Governor’s responsibility to the
people in India. 1992:39Pb
Uni L Rev 193-201
GARG, SAURABH
Issues in non-farm sector de­
velopment. 1992(Ja-Ma) :
37 Adm 53-68
GATH IAW ALA,J.I
Sensing the praxeological prob­
lem in railways - An ex­
ploratory excercise. 1992
(Ja): 53 USW 69-79
G A U R ,J.R
Ghatna-sthal parikshan va
anweshaksafalta. 1992(S):
26CBIBulI 11-3
GAUTAM, LALIT MOHAN
The Speaker and judicial re­
view. 1991(Ja-Ma) : 27
C M U 71-4
G EETH A ,V
‘Off with their heads’: Sup­
pression of dissent in Tamil
Nadu. 1992;27EPW1184-
5
G, RAMESH
The Future: What it holds for
banks. 1992: 27 EPW 297-
9
GEORGE, ANNIE
Resolution not requisitioned
under section 188 of Com­
panies Act. 1992(S);9 Corp
L A d 6-7
 79
GEORGE, R E JI
Some aspects of the right against
self-incrimination in India.
199?:14 DLR 165-77
GEORGE, SABU
Female infanticide in rural
South India. 1992:27 EPW
1153-6
GERARD, HERVE
An Approach to the violent
personality. 1992(N): 26
CBI Bull 10-3
GHOSH, ARUN
1992-93 budget and economic
policies. 1992:27 EPW 829-
38
At the cost of impoverishment
ofmilUons. 1991-92:30(22)
Mains 9-10
Democracy in peril. 1992-93:
31(6) Mains 2, 35
Development paradigms,
concept of surplus and the
agrarian question. 1992:27
EPW 1951-5
Dissecting stock market scam.
1991-92:30 (37) Mains 7-
8,20
Down memory lane: A Viet­
nam vigente. 1992:27 EPW
1833-5
Education for a ll: The financ­
ing problem. 1992: 27 EPW
679-83
Environment, ecology and the
Himalayas. 1992:27 EPW
145>8
Federalism, democracy and de­
centralisation. 1992:27
EPW 2453-5
Foreign capital and oil sector.
1991-92:30(39) Mains 15-
6, 24
A Glimpse at a public sector
enterprise. 1992: 27 EPW
317-8
Impact of new policies and need for
alternative path. 1991.-92:
30 (38) Mains 5-9, 30
Income, taxation, investment
and black money. 1992:27
EPW 496-8
Issues, non-issues and charades.
1992-93:31 (5) Mains 11-3
Monetary assets, savings and
economic growth. 1992:23
EPW 2146-52
New economic policy: A re­
view. 1992:27 EPW 1175-
8
Oil imperialism, oil politics and
development economics.
1992:27 EPW 1299-1301
One year of Narasimha Rao
Government: A balance
sheet. 1992:27 EPW 1638-
40
Planning versus market-ori­
ented: Investment and
production: Indian dilemma.
1992:27 EPW 2281-3
Reform of financial sector after
the scam. 1991-92:30(48)
Mains 5-6
Reform of GATT: Dunkel
proposals. 1991-92:30(16)
Mains 11-2
Rupee convertibility: Some
Issues. 1991-92:30 (23)
Mains 11-2
Self-reliance, recent economic
policies and neo- colonial­
ism. 1992:27 EPW 865-8
South-South co-operation:
Changing perspectives.
1992:27 EPW 563-4
State intervention versus free
market. 1992:27 EPW 1365-
8
Structural reforms: Omious
forebodings. 1991-92:30
(45) Mains 3,35
 80
Technology and capital import
in development policy.
1991-92:30 (Ann) Mains 61-
70
Travel diary; A Rajasthan sce­
nario. 1992:27 EPW 185-6
Why policy of stabilisation has
backfired. 1991-92:30(40)
Mains 6, 35
GHOSH B.N
Proletarianisation of Indian
labour: Some evidence.
1991-92:30(33) Mains 31-
2 basis of social organisation
GHOSH, D.N
Bank profitability and priority
sector lending: From popu­
lism to impressionism. 1992:
27 EPW 387-8
Making foreign investment
flow. 1992:27 EPW 1585-
6 Punjab crisis and the political
No apology for turning inwards.
1992:27 EPW 2403-5
GHOSH, JAYATI
Bharadwaj Krishna. 1991-
92:30 (22) Mains 27-8
GHOSH, P.K
Efficacy of employees’ direc­
tors in State Bank of In­
dore: A case study, 1992
(Ap): 27 IJIR 412-8
GHOSH, SUNITI KUMAR
‘Play fair and we will play
fair’: Pages from Congress
history. 1992:27 EPW 1079-
88
GIBSON, H.B
The Use of hypnosis in police
investigations. 1992(Ma):26
CBI Bull 14-9
GIDADHUBLI, R.G
Requiem for rupee trade.
1992:27 EPW 1120-3
Russia’s ‘Big-Bang’ entry into
IMF. 1992:27 EPW 1728-
30
GIDWANI, VINAY KRISHAN
‘Waste* and the permanent
settlement in Bengal. 1992:
27 EPWP39-46
G ILL,R A JESH
Traditional and non-traditional
in an urban setting. 1992(Ja-
M a):4 2 SA 51-63
G ILL,S.S
Two cheers for free flow of
information. 1991-2:30(20)
Mains 31-3
GILL, SUCHA SINGH
process. 1992:27 EPW 187-
8
G ILL,TEEN A
Countering Fund-Bank policies.
1991-92:30(37) Mains 22-
3
GIRI,ANANTA
Mobilising resource:Towards
a new conceptualisation.
1991-92:30(32) Mains 18-
9
Social development as a global
challenge. 1992(JI-S): 42
SA 286-304
GHATE,PRABHU ,
Cambodia : Unique role of
NCjO’s, 1992:27 EPW 1310-
1
GOEL, ANURAG
Challenges of management -
District Magistrates in In­
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dia. 1991(0-0) : 36 Adm
37-58
GOYAL,ASfflM A
Demand, supply and saving con­
straints in Indian economy.
1992:27 EPW 893-9
GOEL, RAVINDER
Balance of payment problem:
Selective measures hold the
key. 1992:27 EPW 323-4
GONSLAVES, ERIC
Complexities of European
integration. 1991-92:30(50)
Mains 5, 34
India’s foreign policy in the
new world order. 1992(JI-
S): 42 SA 231-41
New directions for India’s for­
eign policy. 1991-92:30(25)
Mains 11-4
GOPALAKRISHNAN, K
Promoting condoms. 1992 (Ag):
396 Sem 34-6
GOPINATH, K
Computer software and intellec­
tual property rights: Issues
at stake for developing coun­
tries. 1992-.27 EPW MlOl-
4 An Approach to the violent
Gordimer, Nadin. Viney Kir-
pal. 1991(0-0): 10 lASSI
Q 139-45
GORE, M.S
Aging and the future of the
human being. 1992(Ap): 53
USW 210-9
GOVINDACHARYA
Essence of our Swadeshi move­
ment. 1991-92: 30 (19)
Mains'6, 33
GOVINDARAJAN,R
Ohanashekaran v. Mano-
ranjithammal and others
reported in (1992)2 M.L.J.
116-Ascan. 1992(11): 183
M U 12-4
The Position of a third party
objector in possession of
the property under 0.21,
rules 95 to 105, C.P.C. as
amended. 1992 (1) M U 13-
5
GOYAL, R.S
Adopter’s incentives in Indian
family planning progra­
mme: The people’s pers­
pective. 1992(JI-S): 38 DPA
354-60
GRANT, DORIS
Fiouride - The poison in our
midst. 1991(My): 5Encol-
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GRAY, IAN C
Identification of the skeletal
remains of a murder victim
by DNA analysis. 1992
(M a): 26 CBI Bull 11-3
GREENW ALD.JOHN
A Stiff term for the wizard.
1992 (JI): 26 CBI Bull 9-11
GREGOIRE, FLORENT
personality. 1992(N): 26
CBI Bull 10-3
GRIFFITHS, CLIVE
Speech by Mr. Clive Griffiths,
chairman of the Executive
Committee of the CPA
(Concluding ceremony of
the 37th Commonwealth
Parliamentary Conference,
28 Sept. 1991). 1991(0):
37 JPI 521-2
GROVER, A.N
Bar and judiciary. 1991(JI-S):
27 C M U 163-73
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GROVER, ANAND
AIDS,act now !....... beforeitis
too late. 1992(My): 7 Law
Col 4-11
A Flawed ordinance ? 1992(JI);
7 Law Col 10
Interest on interest not permis­
sible. 1992(J): 7 Law Col
24-5
Legal issues. 1992(Ag): 396
Sem 49-51
Retirement age and date of birth.
1992(N): 7 Law Col 17-9
Shuntting environmental con­
cerns. 1992(Je): 7 Law Col
10
Those that got away. 1992(JI):
7 Law Col 7-9
Arbitration in technology trans­
fer contracts. 1992(Ja-Ma):
26 AQ 2-5
GUARDIAN AND WARD
Challenging the unequal posi­
tion. Vandana Shiva. 1992
(A p ); 7 Law Col 28-9
GUJRAL I.K
Indian foreign policy: Dilem­
mas and challenges. 1991-
92:30 (47) Mains 9-12
Pakistan: Contemporary dilem­
mas. 1991-92:30(52) Mains
6-8
GULATI, ASHOK
Fertiliser subsidy: Issues re­
lated to equity and effi­
ciency. 1992:27 EPW 43-8
Subsidising agriculture: A cross
country view. 1992:27 EPW
A106-16
GULATI, LEELA
Dimensions of female aging
and widowhood: Insights
from Kerala experience.
1992:27 EPW WS93-9
GUNDER, ANDRE
Soviet and East European
‘Socialism’: What went
wrong? And who is right?
1992:27 EPW 2471-4
GUNDROO, N.A
Dal Lake - Action for its
resto- ration & development.
1989 (0-D) 36 Bha 234-9
Wullarlake. 1989(aD):36 Bha
266-8
GUNGULY, K.K
A Community based study of
the sociological aspects of
night blindness in the des-
. eit region of Rajasthan. 1992
(Ja): 5 3 IJSW 45-50
GUPTA, ANIL K
Administrative innovations:
Are we expecting too much?
1992 (Ap-Je) :37 Adm 1-
14
GUPTA, ANIRUDHA
Democracy Dhaka-style. 1992:
27 EPW 1601-2
Dhaka’s fears and hopes. 1991-
92:30 (38) Mains 14-5
Neighbours and borders-II;
Democracy in the Hima­
layas. 1992:27 EPW 1897-
1900
Neighbours and borders -III:
Premadasa’s brand of de­
mocracy. 1992: 27 EPW
2028-9
Neighbours and borders - I V :
South Asian democracies:
Old and new. 1992:27 EPW
2354-6
SAARC and regional coopera­
tion. 1991-92:30(22) Mains
25-7
GUPTA, ARUN
“Personal charged with heini-
 83
ous crimes be brought or
produced directly before the
court of session for consid-
erastion of his further re­
mand to custody”. 1992(
M y ):98C riU 79-80
GUPTA, ASHA
Judicialisation of politics: Ram
Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid
controversy. 1991-92:30
(28) Mains 34-5
GUPTA, B.R
Ground water development in
Jammu region. 1989(0-D):
36 Bha 256-60
GUPTA, BHABANI SEN
The Problem. 1992(N):399 Sem
12-3
GUPTA, D.R
Notification known to all. 1992:
61 ExcLT A 35-6,8
GUPTA, GULAB
Public interest litigation as an
instrument of social justice.
1992(Ja-Ma)-.5CILQl-168
GUPTA, J.P
Rural family welfare strategies:
From government to people.
1991-92.30(53) Mains 16-
8 Crisis of management research
GUPTA, K.N
Economic crime - A case study.
1991 (A p):30S D 5-14
GUPTA, KIRAN
Polygamy under the general
civil laws of India: Statutes
of civil marriage and rules
of civil service. 1992:14
DLR 146-64
GUPTA, KAILASH NATH
Police-Karyapranali mein
computer. 199i(JI):31 SD
7-27
GUPTA, MAHESH GRANDER
Police Sangathano vibhagon
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1992(My):26CBIBull5-7
GUPTA, NARENDRA
Health of women and children
in Rajasthan. 1992:27 EPW
2323-30
GUPTA, P.K
Efficacy of employees’ direc­
tors in State Bank of In­
dore: A case study. 1992
(Ap): 2 7 IJIR412-8
GUPTA, PURNIMA M
Policy frame for support to
deemed exports. 1992:27 :
EPW 291-4
GUPTA, R.K
Satyagraha: A short note. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 13 CM 487-9
GUPTA, R.P
The Delhi Rent Control
(Amendment) Act, 1988:
A critical appraisal. 1992:39
Pb U nivLR ev 133-42
GUPTA, RAJEN K
in India. 1992:27 EPW
1785-6
GUPTA, RAMESH
Foreign stock listing: benefits
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410-1
Options trading: A primer and
a proposal. 1992(0): 22
CS 883-7
GUPTA, RASHIKA
“Ballistics: The probative value
of evidence”. 1992(S): 98
C riU 121-5
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GUPTA, S.D
Flood forecasting in Jhelum
basin. 1989(0-D):36 Bha
216-8
Geological exploration under
difficult conditions - Bur­
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Bha 211-5
Water resource development
in Jammu & Kashmir. Role
of C.W.C. 1989 (0-D) -. 36
Bha 241-5
GUPTA, SHRINIV AS
Baal apradh ke barhte mamale
banam baal nyay kanoon.
1991(0): 31 SD 7-16
Indo-US judicial activisism
on right to life. 1989:6
K a n U 59-73
GUPTA, TILAK D
Yadav ascendancy in Bihar
politics. 1992:27 EPW
1304-6
GURDASMAL
A Case of securities scam
worked out by CBI in mid
fifties. 1992(S):26CBIBull
9-10
GURPUR, R.P
Banking blues. 1992(JI): 395
Sem 39-43
GURU, GOPAL
Shetkari Sanghtana and the
pursuit of ‘Laxmi Mukti’.
1992:27 EPW 1463-5
Trivalisation of rural politics:
Zilla Parishad and corpora­
tion elections in Mahar-
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2 Participation and the percep­
GURWARA,S
Water evaporation retardation
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Bha 96-9
HAGELBERG, ERIKA
Identificatfon of the skeletal
remains of a murder victim
by DNA analysis. 1992
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HAKSAR, P.N
Fundamentalism and secular­
ism. 1992(JI-S): 37 Adm
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17-9
Our future - Perceptions and
prognostication. 1991 (O-
D): 36 Adm 1-10
HAMEED, SYEDA SAIYIDAIN
Non-violence in Islam. 1992
(Ap-Je); 14 GM 141-56
HAMILTON, L.S
Tropical forests: Identifying
and'clarifying issues. 1992
(F) :6 Encology 21-9
HANDA.M.L
Global peace movement: The
highest stage of the social
movements and the impact
of Gandhi. 1992(Ap-Je): 14
GM 260-72
Whither land reform ? A semi­
nar exchange. 1992(Ja-Je):
10 lASSIQ 171-9
HAQUE, T
Land reform and rural devel­
opment : Highlights of a
national seminar. G.
Parthasarothy. 1992 : 27
EPW 395-7
HARHARAN, S.V
tions about organizational
effectiveness. 199 (Je): 32
l U 847-53
 85
HARINDRAN, K
Allowance and disallowance of
credit under MODVAT
.scheme. 1992:57 Exc LT
A 114-6
HARRIS, NIGEL
Vietnam: Old men remember.
1992: 27 EPW 2097-8
HASAN, S.R
Terrorism and forensic sci­
ence. 1992(Ma) ; 26 CBI
Bull 7-10
HASAN, S. NURUL
Parliamentary control over the
excutive in India; With
special reference to Parlia­
mentary questions. 1991
( S ): 37 JP I307-10
HAYDEN, ROBERT M
Dissecting Yugoslavia’s dis­
integration. 1991-92:30(48)
Mains 15-21
Human Rights and the civil
war in Yugoslavia: Moral­
ity of liberal absolutism.
1992:27 EPW 1252-4
Yugoslavia’s collapse: National
sucide with foreign assist
nace. 1992:27 EPW 1377-
82
European monetary union: The
issues. 1992:27 EPW 261-
4 Health care financing: Shutting
European monetary union and
fiscal policy 1992:27 EPW
1972-4
health
AIDS, act now!.... before it is
too late. Anand Grover.
1992(My):7 Law C ol4-ll
Breast-milk substitutes: Prescrip­
tion for change. 1992: 27
EPW 1769
Burden on care of chronic mental
illnes. P.Ilange and V.Nir-
mala. 1992(Ja) : 53 IJSW
23-8
Cancer risk and nitrogen fertili­
zers: Evidence from devel­
oping countries. IIED. 1992
(Ja) :6 Encology 34-6
Caring for the infected. Kusum
Sehgal and D.T. Taneja.
1992(Ag):396 Sem 40-2
Child survival and fertility per­
formance in rural Ethiopia:
Is there any relationship?
Teshome Toga Chanake and
Rafiqul Huda Chaudhury.
1992(Ap-J): 42 SA 170-91
Councelling only hope. Jacob
KJohn. 1992(Ag):396Sem
43-5
Drainage and sanitation: Law
and policy. Kiran Jain.
199 l(O-D): 33 JILI553-88
Facade of AIDS prevention?
Sidarath Dube. 1992:27
EPW 757
Familiar scenario. 1992 :27 EPw
1449-5Q
Fluoride - The poison in our
midst. Doris Grant. 1991
(My): 5 Encology 33-6
Hapless victims. S. Sundarar-
aman. Sursh Purushotha-
man and A.K. Ganesh.
1992(Ag): 396 Sem 31-3
outthe poor. 1992:27 EPW
1946
Health crisis in central Asian
republics. Lincoln C.Chen,
Jon E. Rohde and Richard
Jolly. 1992:27 EPW 1197-
1202
Health of women and children
in Rajasthan. Narendra
Gupta, Pritam Pal, Madhu
Bhaigava and Mahesh Daga.
1992:27 EPW 2323-30
 86
Health policies and program­
mes in India in the eight­
ies. Debabar Baneiji. 1992;
27 EPW 599-605
Heartbeats of America. De.^iia
Khatkhate. 1992:27 EPW
384-5
High cost of medical care in
Kerala: Tentative hypothe­
sis. P.G. K Panikar. 1992:27
EPW 1179-81
Hunger and epidemic malaria
in Punjab, 1868-1940. Sheila
Zurbrigg. 1992:27 EPW
PE 2-26
Imunisation dedacle. 1992:27
EPW 307
Laxatives overuse is dangerous.
1992(My-Je) : 12 C C 19-
21
Legal issues. Anand Grover,
1992(Ag): 396 Sem 49-51
Living by courting death.
1992:27 EPW 1634
Maharasthra: Politics of health.
1992: 27 EPW 553
Medical negligence. 1992:27
EPW 2393
Not wanted; Thirteen danger­
ous chemicals. Helen Sand­
berg. 1991 (Ag):6 Encol-
ogy 21-4
Of cholera and post-modern
world. Mohan Rao. 1992:27
EPW 1792-6
A Personal veiwpoint. Sabina
Inderjit. 1992(Ag): 396 Sem
52-5
The Pre-natal Diagnostic Tech­
niques (Regulation and
prevention of misuse)Bill,
1991 :A critique. Kusum.
199KJ1-S): 33 JIL I413-7
The Problem. Saroj Pachauri.
1992 (Ag): 396 Sem 12-5
Professionalising medical prac­
tice in colonial South-
India.V.R. Muralidharan.
1992:27 EPW PE 27-
37
Promoting condoms, K, Gopala-
krishnan, 1992 (Ag) : 396
Sem 34-6
Public health: A question of
entitlements, Sujit K, Das,
1992:27 EPW 2095-6
Regulating mental health serv­
ices through nodal mental
health authorities; A criti­
cal evaluatiron, Amita Dha-
nda. 1992(Ja): 53USW 143-
7
Regulating pre-natal diagnos­
tic techniques; A critique
of the proposed bill, 1992
(F):7LawCol 10
Role of NGOs. Shyamala Natraj.
1992 (Ag): 396 Sem 46-8
Sexuality, Mira Savera, 1992
(Ag); 396 Sem 26-30
Society and medicine: Bridg­
ing the information gap,
Wishvas Rane, 1992: 27
EPW 191-2
Some facts, A.N,Malaviya. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 16-20
Stop mercury inputs, Cecilia
Hellwerand KerstinLov-
gren. 1991 (Ag): 6 Encol-
ogy 25-6
Tribal deaths in Thane district:
TTie other side, Pradip Pra-
bhu, 1992: 27 EPW 2527-
30
Universal immunisation pro­
gramme in India: Issues
of sustainability. Manu N,
Kulkarni. 1992:27 EPW
1431-7
Vegetarian boom, K. Subraha-
manyam, 1991-92:30 (33)
Mains 29-30
Vitamin ‘A’ and childhood
mortality, Laxmi Rah-
 87
mathulla. 1992:27 EPW
666-8
West. Bengal;Privatisation of
healthcare? 1992:27 EPW
977-8
Women’s vulnerability. Prema
Ramachandran. 1992(Ag);
396 Sem21-5
HEG D E,M
Flood management in China.
1989 (Jl-S); 36 Bha 117-
26
HELLNER, CECILIA
Stop mercury inputs. 1991 (Ag):
6 Encology 25-6
HEPTULLA,NAJMA
Speech by Dr. (Smt) Najma
Heptulla, Deputy Chairman,
Rajya Sabha and Vice-
President Executive Com­
mittee of ThelndiaBranch
of The CPA (Concluding
ceremony of the 37th Co­
mmonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, 28 Sep­
tember 1991). 1991(D);37
JP I517-9
HEUZE, GERARD
Shiv Sena and ‘National’ Hin­
duism. 1992:27 EPW 2189-
95
HTOAYATULLAH, M
Some observations - serious and
otherwise - on the death
penalty. 1992(Ja-Je):24IA
72-5
HINDU LAW
Concept of marriage under
Hindu law. Sukhdev Singh.
1992(J1): 23 La 139-42
Conditions of Hindu marriage:
A critique. P.C. Bedwa and
IzzatUllah. 1992:39Pb Univ
L Rev 60-82
“He is free from debt who has
offered sacrifices, who
has begotten a son and,
who has lived as student
with ateacher.”Manu. 1992
(0):23L a 161-2
Hindu son’s pious obligation to
pay father’s debts. Paras
Dewan. 1992: 39 Pb Univ
LR ev 18-28
Hindu Talaq: On a progressive
divorce law for India.
W.F. Menski. 1989(1) KLT
23-30
Mitalcshara joint Hindu family:
A diminishing entity. Amit
Bansal.l992:14DLR213-
9
Rights of an illegitimate son
of a Sudra in joint family
property: A critical note
on: “Rasala Surya Praka-
sarao v. Rasala Venkates-
wararao”. (1992)(2) ALT
346=AIR 1992 A.P. 234
(D.B.). B. Chandramouli
Reddy. 1992 (3): 70 An LT
38-40
HINGORANI, AMAN
State liability in tort - A proper
perspective. 1992:14DLR
204-12
HIRANI, M.H
Backwardness, Dr. Ambedkar
. and the constitution, 1992:
39 Univ LR ev 110-26
HIRE-PURCHASE
Remedies regarding defaulting
hirers and recovery of
moveables in certain cases
of hire-purchases - A study.
A,S. Ramachandra Mur-
th y .l9 9 2 (l):6 8 A n L T l4 -
8
 88
HEREMATH, JAGDISH R
US pressure on India’s nuclear
policy. 1991-92: 30(20)
Mains 6,34
fflRO SE, TAKAKO
Still a distant country. 1992(S):
397 Sem 17-20
HISTORY
Afghanistan. S,C. 1991-92 :30
(27) Mains 1-2
Afghanistan : The pastuen fac­
tor. 1992: 27 EPW 978
Afghanistan crisis and the Muja­
hideen. Snehalala Panda.
1991-92:39(51) Mains 11-
4, 34
Africa : Democratic theory and
democratic struggles. Mah-
mood Mamdani. 1992: 27
EPW 2228-32
After forty five years: Hope turns
to despair. H.K. Dua. 1991 -
92: 30(46) Mains 9-10
The All party conference in Sri
Lanka. W.A. Wiswa War-
napala. 1991(0-D): 47 IQ
39-62
Alternatives in Soviet history.
Nirmal Kumar Chandra.
1992 (My): 393 Sem 14-7
The Amerindians five centu­
ries after Columbus, Gilio
Brunelli. 1992 (Ja-Ma) :
42 SA 25-39
Anatomy of two Americas
Seema Sirohi. 1991-92 30
(30) Mains 7-8
Angola: Not by elections alone.
1992: 27 EPW 2513-4
Another futile exercise. 1992:
27 EPW 671
The Anti-bases campaign in
the Phillippines. Evangel­
ista. 1992(Ap-Je): 14GM
215-31
Assam : Invoking NSA to
stifle Human Rights. K.C.
1992: 27 EPW 1723-4
Assam : Now there now not
there. Kamaroopi. 1992:27
EPW 1593
Assam : On collision course.
Kamaroopi. 1992:27 EPW
1880
Assam: one that walked away.
1992 : 27 EPW 857
Back to bad old days. Kama­
roopi. 1992:27 EPW 1307
Bangladesh: Appeasing funda­
mentalists. 1992:27 EPW
1770
Basis of India’s nationhood.
Bipin Chandra. 1991-92 :
30 (34) Mains 31-3
Behind Germany’s affluence.
Jayshree Sengupta. 1991-
92: 30 (17) Mains 6. 35
‘Boys will be boys’ : Gender
and national agency in
Frantz Fanon and LTTE.
Qadri Ismail. 1992:27 EPW
1677-9
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992: 27
EPW 1232-3
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992: 27
EPW 1363-4
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992 : 27
EPW 1523-4
Capitalism and colonialism :
Global historical context.
RajniKothari. 1991-92:30
(34) Mains 11-4
Causes and consequences of the
East European revolutions
of 1989. Ramnath Naray-
answamy. 1992: 27 EPW
365-71
Central Asain resurgence. K.
Warikoo. 1992 (M y): 393
Sem 30-3
Centre on trial. S.C. 1991-92 :
30 (16) Mains 1
 89
China’s emerging order. Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1991-92 ;
30 (33) Mains 7-10, 28
Chainese leadership faces major
contradiction. Batuk Vohra.
1991-92 : 30 (17) Mains
19-20
Collapse ofUSSR and the Mar­
xist utopia. Ajay Kumar.
1991-92 ; 30 (24) Mains
33-5
Combodia - Khmer Rouge tor­
pedoing peace process. Pe-
terlynn Sinai. 1991-92; 30
(40) Mains 6
Combodia : Unique role of
NGOs. Prabhu Ghate. 1992:
27 EPW 1310-1
Conceptualising communalism.
K.N. Panikkar. 1992 (Je) :
394Sem 26-8
Consensual nationalism : An
approach paper. Krishan
Kant. 1991-92: 30 (Ann)
Mains 27-36
Constitutional perspective. Ram
Narayan Kumar. 1992(0):
398 Sem 20-3
A Constrictted discourse. Harsh
Sethi. 1992 (Ap): 392 Sem
46-51
Coping out? VedMarwah. 1992
(O) : 398 Sem 32-5
Count your blessings but.... K.
Natwar Singh. 1991-92 ;
30 (43) Mains 7-8, 20
A Country in ruins. Shanti Sa-
diqAli. 1991-92:30(26)
Mains 27-9
The Crisis and beyond. N.C.
1991-92: 30 (27) Mains 1-
2 Down memory lane : A Viet­
The Crisis of today’s idiogies.
Eric Hobsbawm. 1991-92:
30 (52) Mains 17-21
Crowd intervention in Indian
history : An overview of
popular resistance coter-
minus with the 1946 RIN
Mutiny. Anirudh Desh-
pande. 1991-92 : 30 (18)
Mains 23-7
Cuban revolution : Premature
epitaph. James Petras. 1992:
27 EPW 695
Current political sitilation-
Burna. Soe My int. 1991-
92: 30 (36) Mains 13-4
Czechoslovakia : Political cri­
sis and economic reform.
Stephen Steiger. 1992 : 27
EPW 1131-2
The Dance of sovereignties. Dev
Murarka. 1992 (M y): 393
Sem 44-18
Dangerous game in Nagaland.
Sumanta Banerjee. 1992 :
27 EPW 1525-7 '
The Danube of fire? D.R. Raja-
gopal. 1991-92 : 30 (40)
Mains 31-3
A Demeaning exercise. Balraj
Mehra. 1991-92 : 30 (19)
Mains 22-4
Dhaka’s fears and hopes. Ani-
rudha Gupta. 1992-92: 30
(38) Mains 14-5
Dialectics of transition: Orissa
1943 - 50. Biswamoy Pati.
1992 : 27 EPW 353-64
Dissecting Y ugoslavia’s disinte
gration. Robert M. Hayden.
1991-92 : 30 (48) Mains
15-21
Division of India: Was it inevi­
table? P.R. Chakraverti.
1991-92: 30 (43) Mains 9-
10
nam vignette. Arun Ghosh.
1992 : 27 EPW 1833-5
East India Company and In­
dia’s sovereignty. 1991-92
: 30 (23) Mains 19
 90
Economy under siege? Ashok
Jaitly. 1992 (Ap); 392 Sem
37-9
Eight years after blue star. Prem
Singh. 1991-92 : 30 (33)
Mains 3,34
Elusive political process. 1992:
27EPW 1163
End of history? Gyanendra D.
Badgaiyan. 1992 (Ja-M a):
37 Adm41-5
Essence of our Swadeshi move­
m ent. Govindacharya.
1991-92 : 30 (19) Mains 6,
33
European Monetary integration
: Can it be resuscitated?
Mridul Saggar. 1992:26
EPW 2467-70
Face of Sind crisis. Eqbal Ahmed.
1991-92 : 30 (39) Majns
10-1
Face of the crisis. S.C. 1991-92:
:30 (37 ) Mains 1-2
The Fifth centenary of Latin
America : Discovery or
cover-up? Ignacio Ellacu-
ria. 1992 (Ja-Ma): 42 SA
40-50
Forgotten legacy of ‘Quit India’
struggle. N. Bhattacharyya.
1991-92 : 30 (45) Mains
21-2
The Fractured fraternity. D.C.
Bakshi. 1991-92 : 30 (17)
Mains 29
Fundamentalism. T.N. Madan.
1992 (J e ): 394 Sem 23-5
Germany and unipolar uneasi­
ness. SaralPatra. 1991-92;
30 (36) Saral Mains 31-3
Gorbachev : Interim verdict.
1992 : 27 EPW 858
Hindutva and perversion of
nationalism. Sukumar
Muralidharan. 1991-92:30
(18) Mains 13-7
Historic referendum. E.S. Reddy.
1991-92: 30 (23) Mains 3-
5
A Historic U-ansition unfolds.
K.Natwar Singh. 1991-92:
30 (25) Mains 4, 34
Historical background or dis­
coveries. Toetonio R. de
Souza 1992 (Ja-Ma) : 42
SA 16-24
Historical records : Secrets for
ever. 1992: 27 EPW 1106
Hurdles in national integration.
Nikhil Chakravarty. 1992
(Ja-Ma) 28 C M U 71-4
Ideology and Lagemony in Jhark­
hand movement. A-L. Raj.
1992: 27 EPW 200-3
Important role for legal profes­
sion and the courts in reali­
ties of transitional age. R.S.
Pathak. 1987 : 89 Bom LR
41 -7
In tribute to the south’s golden
age. Surendra J. Patel. 1991-
92 : 30 (Ann) Mains 45-58
India, Islam and the pall of
postmodernism. V.R. Kri-
shan Iyer. 1992 : 27 EPW
2417-9
India at cross roads. Bal Ram
Jakhar. 1991 (S) : 37 JPI
303- 6
Inter-faith dialogue for humani­
zation. M.M. Thomas. 1992
(Je): 394 Sem 19 -22
Islam and Central Asia. Oliver
Roy. 1992 (My): 393 Sem
27-9
Israel: Small change. 1992:27
EPW 1358
Jharkhand : Opportunist poli­
tics. 1992 : 27 EPW 1448
Jharkhand : Statehood for long-
neglected Banabasi. N.G.
Basu. 1991-92 : 30 (51)
Mains 4-5
 91
Jharkhand : Strange fall out.
1992: 27EPW 2008
The Jharkhand ; imbroglio.
Alok Jha. 11991-92 : 30
(49) Mains 8-9
Jharkhand m ovem ent: Oppor­
tunists on top. 1992:27 EPW
1632-3
Journey’s end. Mrinal Pande.
1991-92 : 30 (18) Mains
21-2
‘Kaliyuga’ ‘Chakri’ and
‘Bhakti’ : Ramakrishna and
his times. Sumit Sarkar.
1992 : 27 EPW 1543-66
Kashmir : Meeting the chal­
lenge. Amiya Rao. 1991-
92 : 30 (19) Mains 30-1
Kashmir and national integra­
tion. Sheikh Mohmad
Abdullah. 1991-92 : 30
(Ann) Mains 119-22
Kashmir crisis. Nikhil Chakrav-
aity. 1991-92; 30 (46) Mains
3-4
Kashmir solution and subconti­
nental confederation. Rajat
KantRay. 1991-92:30(20)
Mains 21-3
Linking up with global injus­
tice. Jaya Jaitly. 1991-92
30 (29) Mains 5-8
Listening to nature. Vandana
Shiva. 1992 (Je): 394 Sem
40-4
Living by the gun. Harinder
Baweja. 1992 (O ): 398 Sem
29-31
Lord Sri Ram of Indus Valley.
Bharat Jhunjhunwala. 1991-
'92: 30 (47) Mains 13-9
Militancy : A comment. D.N.
Kaul. 1992 (A p): 392 Sem
43-5
The Militant viewpoint. Shiraz
Sidhva. 1992 (Ap) : 392
Sem 40-2
More myopic politics. 1992:27
EPW 175
Mosaic of narrative manipula­
tions : Power and produc­
tion of subjectivity in (Post)
Colonial India. Mukesh
Srivastava. 1992 :27 EPW
47-57
Moscow, August 1991 : The
coup that failed. 1991-92 :
30 (44) Mains 24-7
Musings on August 9. L.C. Jain.
1991-92: 30 (44) Mains 4,
34
National integration amidst
caste, class and commu-
nalism. Shakuntala Srivas-
tava. 1991-92 : 30 (38)
Mains 31-5
Nehru, Bardoloi and Assam’s
problem with Cabinet
Mission plan. Nirode K.
Barooah. 1991-92: 30 (42)
Mains 27-34
Nehru, Bardoloi and A s s y ’s
problem with Cabinet mis­
sion plan-II. Nirode K.
Barooah. 1991-92:30(43)
Mains 23-8
The New challenge. S.C. 1991-
92: 30 (18) Mains 1-2
Nicaragua : Choice before
sandinistas. 1992:27 EPW
1582
No need for defenders. Deena
Khatkhate. 1992 : 27 EPW
1776
No respite in quisk-sand war.
D.R.Rajagopal. 1991-92 :
30 (48) Mains 34
North -East : not by scheming
manoeuvres 1992: 27 EPW
857-8
Ominous portends from Jammu.
Baeraj Puri. 1992:27 EPW
2020-1
 92
Our crisis and declining values.
D.P. Bhatia. 1991-92 ; 30
(44) Mains 15-7
Pakistan: Contemporary dilem­
mas. I.K. Gujral. 1991-92 ;
30 (52) Mains 6-8
Pakistan : Man-made disaster.
1992 : 27 EPW 2010
Pakistan : Riding a tiger. 1992:
27 EPW 1514
Pakistan’s hidden state. J.D.
Sethi. 1991-92 ; 30 (43)
Mains 21-2
Paradigm behind the militancy.
Gurt)hagat Singh. 1992 (O);
398 Sem24-8
Partition, Gandhi and the Sikhs.
Bhupinder Singh. 1992 (O):
398 Sem 18-9
Past, present, future. Jagmohan.
1992(Ap): 392 Sem 18-24
Peace by piece in Yugoslavia.
Anuradha Mitra Chenoy.
1991-92 •. 30 (20) Mains
25-6
The Peculiar Baltic case. Ma-
dhavaK.Palat.l992(M y):
393 Sem 34-8
Perestroika and after : A cri­
tique of developments in
fom o' Soviet Unicm. Pijush
Som. 1991-92 : 30 (24)
Mains 23-8
Perestroika and the history of
Russia. Vladimir G. KhOTos.
1991-92 : 30 (13) Mains
19-26
Phillipines : Negative support.
1992 : 27 EPW 4 3 7 -8
Polit-Burea meeting vows to
accelerate opening, reforms.
Xinhua. 1991-92 ; 30 (24)
Mains 32-3
Politics of succession. Ram
Manohar Lohia. 1991-92 :
30 (Ann) Mains 122-4
Primitive accumulation and
Kleptocratic rule. Grigori
Kotovsky. 1991-92:30(46)
Mains 23-6
The Problem. Madhavan K.
Palat.l992(M y) : 393 sem
12-3
The Problem. Ram Narayaii
Kumar. 1992 (O ): 398 Sem
12-3
The Problem. Seminarist. 1992
(A p ): 392 Sem 12-4
The Problem. Sushan and Shiv
Vishwanathan. 1992 (Je)
394 Sem 12-5
Problem or opportunity ? Nir-
malMukarji. 1992(0): 398
Sem 14-7
Punjab : another spoke in the
wheel. 1992:27 EPW 1292-
3
Purdiab: Elusive‘Package. 1992;
27 EPW 976-7
Punjab: More shortsightedness.
1992 : 27 EPW 436-7
Punjab : Problem or opportu­
nity. Nirmal Mukaiji. 1991-
92 : 30 (53) Mains 7-10
Punjab after elections : Some
basic issues. M.S. Dhami.
1991-92 ; 30 (32) Mains
23-6
Punjab crisis and the political
process. Sucha Singh Gill.
1992: 27 EPW 187-8
‘Quit India’ resolution. 1991-
92 : 30 (42) Mains 7-9
‘Quit India’ spirit in South Af­
rica. Hari Sharan Chhabra.
1991-92:30(43) Mains 6
Redefining ‘integration’. Sum-
anta Banerjee. 1992 (A p ):
392 Sem 32-6
Research and transformation:
Reflections on a visit to
South Africa. Mahmood
Mamdani. 1992:27 EPW
1055-62
 93
Rooted on the banks of the
Rubicon. Anad sharma.
1 9 1 9 -9 2 :30(46)M ains7-
8, 2 6 .
Russia : Selling science cheap.
1992: 27 EPW 2141
Scenarioin Kazakha$tan. Sumit
Chakravartty. 1992-93:31
(6) Mains 33-4
The Second problem. M.J.
Akbar. 1992 (Ap): 392 Sem
15-7
Separation of Nelson and Win­
nie Mandela. E.S. Reddy.
1991-92 ; 30 (29) Mains
20-7
Seven “D-S” of Alexander
Yakovlev. 1991-92:30(45)
Mains 27-8
Shielding the guilty. 1992 : 27
EPW 240-1
Smile of the Budhist sages.
Octavio Paz. 1991-92 : 30
(13) Mains 5, 30
The Sound o f thunder. Rajeev
Dhavan. 1992 (Je) : Sem
31-4
South Africa : After the refen-
dum. 1992 : 27 EPW 554
South Africa : At a standstill.
1992 : 27 EPW 1166
South Africa : Popular mood
against talks. 1992:27 EPW
1706
Sri Lanka : No end in sight.
1992 : 27 EPW 2082
Systematic change & system­
atic collapse. AnuradhaM.
Chenoy. 1992 (My) : 393
Sem 18-22
Tagore and South Africa. E.S.
Reddy. 1991^92 : 30 (42)
Mains 15-20
Thailand : Habits die hard.
M.G.G. Pillai. 1992 : 27
EPW 1187-8
Thoughts on Republic day cele­
brations. Ajit Bhattachar-
jea. 1991-92; 30 (16) Mains
25-9
To each his own nationalism.
Leokadia Drobizheva. 1992
(My): 393 Sem 39-43
The Unconquerable spirit of
1942. Nikhil Chakravartty.
1991-92:30(42) Mains 12-
3
Uneasy twilight. N.C. 1991-92:
30 (43) Mains 1-2,3
“Unidentified” Naxalites. G.S.
Bhargava. 1991-92:30(21)
Mains 25-6
Unique significance of August
revolution. S. Viswam. 1991
9 2 :3 0 (4 2 ) Mains 9-12
United States : So much for so
little. 1992: 27 EPW 2449
Vietnam : Old men remember.,
Nigel Harris. 1992:27 EPW
2097-8
Violence helps de Klerk’s
agenda. Hari Sharan
Chhabra. 1991-92:30(27)
Mains 31-2
The Way out. George Fernan­
des. 1992 (Ap) : 392 Sem
24-7
A Weather cock in the wind.
V.N. Narayanan. 1992(0):
398 Sem 40-3
What do you believe, or don’t
you believe at all. Lyud­
mila Saitaskina. 1992 (My):
393 Sem 49-54
What next after referendum?
Tej Pratap Singh. 1991-92:
30 (33) Mains 25-7
What would Sir Syed say to­
day? Badr-ud-din Tyabji.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
21-6
Where has my Gulla gone?
Padma Sachdev. 1992 (Ap):
392 Sem 52-5
 94
Which way Cuba? A nation in
search of identity. Batuk
Vora. 1991-92 ; 30 (40)
Mains 29-30
A Window to India. Badri Raina.
1992 (Ap): 392 Sem 28-31
Without leaders of moral au­
thority. Harish Chandola.
1991-92 : 30 (27) Mains
23, 30
Worm in the apple. Ravindra
K. Jain 1992 (Je) : 394
Sem 16-8
Wrong medicine to cure ethnic
cancer. AabhaDixit. 1991-
9 2 :3 0 (3 7 ) Mains 5-6
500 Years of colonialism. Diet-
mar Rothermund. 1992 (Ja-
Ma) : 42 SA 1-15
Yeltsin’s Parliament and Ru-
sia’s politics. Hari Vasu-
devan. 1992 (My) : 393
Sem 22-6
Yeltsin’s vendetta. Dev Murarka.
1992: 27 EPW 2292 - 5
Yes, history has to be rewritten.
J.P Chaturvedi. 1991-92 :
30 (51) Mains 32-5
Yugoslavia’s collapse: National
suicde with foreign assis­
tance. Robert M. Hayden.
1992 : 27 EPW 1377 - 82
Z am bia: IMF’S African guine-
apig. MT. 1992 : 27 EPW
1651-5
HEUZE, GERARD
Shiv Sena and ‘National’ Hin­
duism. 1992; 27 EPW 2253-
63
HOBSAWM, ERIC
The Crisis of today’s ideolo-
©es. 1991-92; 30 (52) Mains
17-21
HOCK, HANS HENRICH
Is Sanskrit dying? 1992 (Ma);
391 Sem 17-20
HOOGVELT, ANKIE
Democracy or one party state?
Reflections on The UK
election, 1992. 1992: 27
EPW 880-1
HORA,VINOD
'Helping children learn'. 1991-
92 : 30 (47) Mains 33
Universalising primary educa­
tion : The K a m a t^ a way.
1991-92 : 30 (39) Mains
32-3
HOUSING
Building a better h u t : Rural
housingfor the poor. Chan-
dan Sinha. 1992 (Ap -J e ):
37 Adm 61-70 ,
Housing and urban development;.
Policy issues for 1990s. 1992
: 27 EPW 1913-20
Housing and urban develop­
ment: policy issues for
1990s. Rakesh Mohan. 1992
: 27 EPW 1990-6
Housing and banization in In­
dia. R.D. Dikshit. 1992 (Ja-
Je) : 48 IQ 89-97
HOWES, STEPHEN
Urban bias in Indian public
distribution system. 1992:
27 EPW 1022-30
HUMAN RIGHTS
Amnesty replies. 1992 (A p ): 7
Law Col 10-1
Bashing Human Rights bodies.
A.G. Noorani. 1992 : 27
EPW 745-7
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992: 27
EPW 2401-2
Economic interests and Hu­
man Rights in Indo-British
relations : House of Com­
mons debate on Punjab. Pri-
tam Singh. 1992: 27 EPW
631-6
 95
Economic sanctions against
violation of Human Rights
abroad : Developemts of
U.S. legislations. Toshiro
Ueyanagi. 1992 (Ma) 7
Law Col 13-7
A fairer framework. Jacqueline
Bhabha. 1992 (Jl) :7L aw
Col 24-5
Foreign comment on Human
Rights in India. A.G.
Noorani. 1992: 27 EPW
2214
Human R ights: A Commission
to order. 1992 : 27 EPW
1944-5
Human Rights : Basic issues.
NikhilChakravartty. 1991-
92 : 30(50) Mains 3,32
Human Rights : Lip-service.
1992 : 27 EPW 2512-3
Human R ighs: The real check.
1992 : 27 EOW 2081-2
Human R ights: The real check.
1992: 27 EPW 2P81 -2
Human Rights and its applica­
bility. 1991-92: 96 CWN
133-6
Human Rights and the Ameri­
can right. Robi Chakra-
vorti. 1992:27E P W 1901-
7 (Je ): 7 Law Col 28-9
Human Rights and the chapter
of the United Nations. B.
Kumar. 1S(92 : 39 Pb Univ
L Rev 209^16
Human Rights and the civil
war in Yugoslavia : Mo­
rality of liberal absolut­
ism. RoberM. Hayden. 1992
: 27 EPW 1252-4
Human Rights Commission -
Factors behind the deci­
sion. Mannika Chopra.
1991-91,: 30 (50) Mains 4,
32
Human Rights concerns. 1991-
9 2 : 96 CWN 139-40
Human Rights during emer­
gency. Soli J. Soiabjee. 1992
(Ja-Je) : 24 lA 64-71
Human Rights in Islamic law
and international law : A
comparison. M.I. Patwari.
1990-91 : 10 & 11 Islamic
CLQ 17-28
International Human Rights
law and fair trial. Ravinder
Joshi. 1992 (Jl) : 7 Law
Col 21-4
“International workshop on
Human Rights - Key note
address “ Subash C.Pratap.
1992 (Ag): 79 AIR 113-5
Liversidge v/s. Anderson. Yat-
inder Singh. 1992 (M a): 7
Law Col 24
Minority rights and Human
R i^ts. A.G. Noorani. 1992:
27 EPW 1717
Pernicious consequence of sub­
stituting self-help for rule
of law. Soli J. Sorabjee.
1991-92 : 30 (39) Mains
17-8
Punjab Human Rights organ­
isations under attack. 1992
Religion and Human Rights.
Govinda Mukhoty. 1991-
92 : 30 (54) Mains 20-1
“Rule of law” in Punjab. 1991-
92 : 30 (27) Mains 3-5, 35
State and rights movements in
India. UpendraBaxi. 1991-
92: 30 (Ann) Mains 37-43,
58
State terrorism and Human
Rights. Ajit Singh Bains.
1992 (O) : 398 Sem 36-40
Towards an effective Human
Rights Commission. S.P.
Sathe. 1992:27 EPW 2155-
6
 96
HUSSAIN, AHMED
‘Television in court”. 1992 (Ag):
98 C r i U 115-8
HUSSAIN, M.G
Communal prejudice behind
commundism. 1991-92 : 30
(54) Mains 24-6
HUSSAIN, MONIRUL
Tribal question in Assam. 1992:
27 EPW 1047-50
ICAMINA, PAUL
In search of water. 1992 (Ja ); 6
Encology 8-12
IGNATIUS, S
Modvat inputs - where will you
draw the line? 1992 : 61
E xcL T A 5-8,13
HED
Cancer risk and nitrogen fertil­
izers : Evidence from de­
veloping countries. 1992 (Ja)
: 6 Encology 34-6
ILAIAH,KANCHA
Andhra Pradesh’s anti-liquor
movement. 1992:27 EPW
2406 -8
Caste and women’s sexuality :
A look at Chundur and
Chelkurthi. 1991-92:30(31)
Mains 2 7 -3 1
The State, temples and Sai Baba.
1992 ; 27 EPW 2021-3
ILANGO, P
Burden on care of chromc mentJ
illness. 1992(Ja):53USW
23-8
IMBERT, PETER
Preparing police to deeal with
a multi-cultured society.
1992 (Ja): 26 CBI Bull 24-
30=1992(Jl):26C B IB ull
19-25
IRTDA
Automobile industry: A pic­
ture of contrasts, 1992 (Ja):
6 Ecology 37-9
IM PORTS
Bridging the edible oils gap.
D.P. Sharma. 1992: 27 EP
137-8
Gold-Rush. 1992 : 27 EPW 2335
ICMF losing credibility. D.P
Sharma. 1992 : 27 EPW
379-80
Import liberalisation as a tool
of economic policy in India
since mid-eighties. Su-
nanda Sen and R. Upendra
Das. 1992 : 27 EPW 585-
94
Potential gains toBanglafrom
imports of Selected com­
modities from India and
Pakistan : An analytical
investigation. Prakash
Chandra Adhikary and Md.
Sirazuddin Biswas. 1991 (O-
D ) : 47 IQ 63-82
IGAWA, KAZUHIRO
South Asia and Japan. 1992 (S)
: 397 Sem 28-38
INCOM E TAX
“Amalgamated company and
tax liability under Section
41 (1) of I. Tax Act,
1961.” R.G.B. Bhagvath
Kumar. 1992 (Ap) : 22
TLR 291-4
Consequences of delay in
furnishing the return of
income, deferment o f pay­
ment of advance tax and
non-payment of advance
tax. B.F. Daruwala. 1992
(M a): 22 CS 204-5
“Finance Bill 1992-Important
income-tax amendments for
 97
tax payers”. R.N. Lakhotia.
1992 (A p ): 22 TLR 294-8
Highlights on personal taxation.
R .S.G ae.l992(A p):22C S
299-304
How the Income Tax Act, 1961
frowns upon cash dealings
- sections 26, SS, 27 ID &
273 B. M.N. Srinivasan.
1992: 106 Ta 1-7
How the Income Tax Act, 1961,
frowns upon cash dealings
- sections 26T, 271E. 273B,
& 246(1) (I) (ii) of the
Act M.N. Srinivasan. 1992:
106 Ta 24-8
Implications of the budget
proposals for 1992-93 re­
lating to direct taxes. N.S.
Raghavan. 1992 (Ap): 22CS
312-6
Income Tax Act, 1961 : Setion
263: Needs be scrapped :
An autopay. Ramniwas
Laddha. 1992 (S): 22 TLR
529-31
“Income Tax Act, 1961;
reassessment provisions
= retrospectivity.” Ramni-
vas Laddha and Shantimal
Jain. 1992 (Jl) ; 22 TLR
479-80
“Intangible additions and its
treatment under Income
Tax Act, 1961.” R.G.B.
Bhagavath Kumar. 1992
(A p): 22 TLR 289 -91
Offemces and prosecutions
under the Income Tax Act,
1961. Monosoranjan Pat-
nlik, 1992 : 73 CLT 12-5
Scope of section 80 CCA of
Income Tax A ct Ki Kumar.
1992: 106 Ta 29-31
Search and seizure under the
Income Tax Act popularly
known as ‘Income Tax
Raid’. R. Krishna I yen 1992
(l)K L T 2 3 -8
INDERJIT, SABINA
A Personal view - point. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 52-5
INDIRA
Conservation at human cost :
Case of Rajaji National
Park. 1992:27 EPW 1647-
50
Poverty and technology. 1992:
27 EPW 171-2
INDUSTRIES
Automobite industry: A picture
of contrasts. IRTDA. 1992
(J a ): 6 Encology 37-9
Capital goods industries : Im­
pact of spurious parts.
Pradeep Banerjee 1992:27
EPW 121-3
Concentration in cement in­
dustry under ‘New Policy
Regime.’ G o p in ^ Pradhan.
1992 : 27 EPW M31-8
Developments of food-process­
ing industries. Bhupat M.
Desai and N.V. Nam-
boodiri. 1992:27 EPW A37-
42
Developing market mecha­
nisms in Indian silk indus­
try. Simon Charsley. 1992:
27 EPW M l 17-21
The Dynamics of industrial
sickness : A strategic ap­
proach to 2000 A.D. P.K.
Biswasroy and Devi P.
Misra. 1992 (Je) : 22 CS
501-4
Excess capacities in Indian
industries : Supply or
damand determined? P.V.
Srinivasan. 1992:27 EPW
2437-41
Gender and forms of produc­
tion : Labour-internsive
 98
industries in India and
Mexico. Isa Baud. 1992 .;
27EPW 1811-8
Impact of immigration on in­
dustrial development: Case
study of Jetpur in Gujarat.
Veronique Dupont. 1992 ;
27 EPW 2423-36
Indian textile industry in 17th
and 18th centuries: Struc­
ture, organisation and re­
sponses. Kanakalatha
Mukund. 1992 : 27 EPW
2057-65
Industry, technology and multi­
nationals J.D. Sethi. 1991-
9 2 : 30 (31) Mains 20-3
International markets for steel
plant and technology : An
'Industrial Organisation’
approach. Bernard D’ Mel­
low. 1992:27 EPW M 9-20
More operational freedom for
CCI. D.P. Sharma. 1992 :
27 EPW 1883
New industrial policy: Barriers
to entry, foreign investment
and privatisation. Sunil
M ani.l992:27EPW M 86-
94
Pharmaceuticals: Crying Wolf.
1992; 27 EPW 1704-5
Pharmaceuticals ; Rickety re­
view procedures. 1992:27
EPW 1881
Privatisation : Sham Debate.
Andre Gunder Frank. 1992
: 27 EPW 432
Privatisation and deregulation:
Irrelevant hypotheses. Kirti
S. Parikh. 1992 : 27 EPW
483-4
E*roductivity growth in cotton
textile industry in Tamil
Nadu. M.S. Subramanian.
1992(Ap):27IJIR383-95
Protection, growth and compe-
titveness ; Study of Indian
capital goods industry.
Sudipto Mundle and Hira-
nayaMukhopadhyay. 1992:
27EPWM!2-8
Recession in textile industry.
D.P. Sharma 1992; 27 EPW
1167
Re-examining role o f exports
for capitalist industrialisa­
tion in third worked: Case
of Indian machine tools.
Enakshi Dua. 1992 : 27
EPWM95-100
Research on industry at the
Institute of Ecoiiomic
Growth. D .U .Sastry.l992
(Ja-Je);10IASSIQ221-31
Revitalising industrial training
in G ujarat; Are there les­
sons for present? V.R.S.
C ow lagi.l992(A p-Je):37
Adm 29-37
Romancing rubbCT. K.G. Kumar.
1992; 27 EPW 1306
Scale economies and exports in
an import substituting re­
gime : Some observations
for Indian industry. Marali
Patibandla. 1992 ; 27 EPW
M24-30
“Sickness in industries and the
key to revival from it.” Sri-
kanta Mishra. 1992 (M a ):
25 Lab IC 44-7
Small-scale fruit and vege­
table processing ; Dyna­
mics of development. San-
jay Sinha and Saurabh Sinha
1992 : 27 EPW A93-9
Some gray areas in SICA. S
Muriidharan. 1992(0) : 9
C M U 59-61
A Theory of industrial exit.
Hannan Ezekiel. 1992 ; 27
EPW 159-63
Towards integrative indigeni-
 99
zation : The case of OB
research in India. Jai B.P.
S in h a .l9 9 2 { A p ):2 7 m R
337-45
The Unwanted six million. 1992:
27E P W I31
West B«igal : Victinis of ‘Indus­
trial sickness’. 1992 : 27
EPW 1105-6
INSOLVENCY
Need to overhaul the law of
insolvency. K.Rama Qian-
dra Reddy. 1992(3): 70 An
LT2-7
Presentation of petition to sue
as an indigent person - A
case for amendment. 1990:
Bom L R : 25-8
INSURANCE
Flirting with insurance 0n
defence of the legal pro­
fession). A.A. Kudrolli.
1992 (M a): 7 Law Col 30-
1 mit. y.S. Jayaramu. 1991-
Insurance sans security. Kavita
Thakkar. 1991 (N-D) : 11
CC7-11
The Public Liability Insurance
Act, 1991. (Act No. 6 of
1991). 1992 (F) : 33 ACJ
vii-x
“The Public Liability Insurance
Act, 1991 - A critical ap­
praisal.” Ali Mehdi. 1992
(M a); 79 AIR 36-9
Trees as insurance against
contingencies : Case of
Panchm ahals D istrict,
Gujarat. Czech Conroy.
1992 : 27 EPW 2381-7
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Seventh Afro-Asian Regional
Conference. S.K. Kumar.
1992 (Ja-M a):39 Bha24-
7 kravartty. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
“America First” concept gener­
ates : Sino-US cold war.
Batuk Vora. 1991-92 : 30
(50) Mains 17-8
The Amnesty Report, Human
Rights and north south
relations. ShaliniD’Souza.
1992 (Jl-S ): 42 SA 271-85
Australia moving South-East.
M.G.G.Pillai. 1992 : 27
EPW 881-2
Bosnia ; Western double-talk.
1992 : 27 EPW 2274
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992 : 27
EPW 621-2
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992 : 27
EPW 863-4
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992 : 27
EPW 2343-4
Central Asia ; New political
implications. Syed Ali Mu-
jtaba. 1991-92^: 30 (21)
Mains 29-30
Challenges before NAM Sum­
92 : 30 (45) Mains 5-6
Changing global scenario ;
Role as an intrusive power
In Indo Nepal relations. S.K.
Chaturvedi. 1992 (Ja-Je);
48 IQ 75-88
Chemical weapons convention
safeguards north’s interests.
Chakravartti Raghavan.
1991-92 : 30 (46) Mains
17-22
Chinese art of defiance. GPD.
1992 : 27 EPW 1115
Civil-military relations in South
Asian, Surendra Chopra.
1992 (Jl-S): 48 IQ 109-13
Complexities of European in­
tegration. Eric Gonsalves.
1991-92 : 30(50) Mains 5,
34
Contours of change. Sumit Cha-
Mains 111-4
 100
uisannament, non-aligned mo­
vement and India today.
Surya Narayan Misra. 1992
(J l-S ); 42SA 259-70
Distintegration of the third worid.
Ranjan Kumar Padhee.
1991-92 : 30 (23) Mains
29-30
Does India have a role in new
world order? J.D. Sethi.
1991-92:30 (54) Mains 7-9
Effective dramatisation of Gulf
War. Shabnam. 1991-92 :
30 (25) Mains 30-1
Emergence of Central Asia
and its relevance to
India. Rasheeduddin Khan.
1991-92 : 30 (24) Mains
15-22
The End of the cold w ar; Impli­
cations for neutrality and
non-alignm ent Ramon
Lapez. Reyes. 1992 (Ap-
Je); 14 GM 9-29
European monetyy union: The
issues. Nigel M. Healey and
Paul Levine. 1992 : 27
EPW 261-4
Everything in a name. GPD.
1992; 27 EPW 2280-1
An Eye on the main chance?
1992 : 27 EPW 2079
Face of the new world order.
Nikhil Chakravartty. 1991-
92: 30(30) Mains 2-3, 34
Face of US offensive. Kewal
Varma. 1991-92 : 30 (25)
Mains 9-10
For an alternative to ‘Globali­
sation’. Upendra Baxi.
1991-92 ; 30(25) Mains 5-
6, 35
From mentor to master : West
and East in the world adar,
Dipankar Sinha. 1992; 27
EPW 1003-4
From Romanticism to practi­
cality ; A fiesh look at Iiuk>-
Russian relations. V. Ovch­
innikov. 1991-92; 30 (25)
Mains 32-3
A Fruitful odyssey. Sunrniit
Chakravariity. 1991-92:30
(16) Mains 2-4,32
Global oil and unviability of
Pax American. Cyrus Bina.
1992 ; 27 EPW 1467-9
Ideology and Soviet policy
towards colonial and ex­
colonial states with special
reference to India 1917-
1971. T. Surendar. 1992
(Jl-S ): 48 IQ 29-72
India and the United Nations
Retrospect and prospects.
Sebasti L. Raj, Shaji John
and Arundhuti Roy Ch-
oudhury. 1992 (Jl-S) : 42
SA 242-58
India at NAM : Prime Minis­
ter’s [Narasimha Rao] ad­
dress before Jakarta Sum­
mit (Sept. 2, 1992) 1991-
92 ; 30 (47) Mains 6, 33
Is non-alignment dead ? N.C.
1991-92:30 (34) Mains 3-4
Learning from Larry. S.C. 1991-
92 : 30(13) Mains 1^2
Let Parliament debate nuclear
issue. N.C. 1991-92 ; 30
(21) Mains 2, 35
Limited options. 1992:27 EPW
2139
Mastricht Treaty after French
referendum. Bharati Sadasi-
vam. 1991-92 ; 30 (50)
Mains 6
Mandate fix)m Jakarta. S.C. 1991-
9 2 :3 0 (4 7 ) Mains 1-2
Meaning of Washington sum­
mit. Sumit Chakravartty.
1991-92 ; 30 (36) Mains 3-
4, 33
Mineral resources and central
 101
Asia. Sanjay Chandra.
1991-92:30(26) Mains 31-
2 Obsession with US idiom : The
Nasser’s Pan-Arab radicalism
and the Saudi drive for
Islam solidarity : A re­
sponse for security. Noor
Ahmad Baba. 1992 (Ja -
Je): 48 IQ 1-22
Nationalism versus internation­
alism. Subhakanta Behera.
1992-93 :31 (6) Mains 29- Operation pushback. 1992 : 27
31
Neighbours and borders - IV :
South Asian democracies:
Old and New. Anirudha
C5upta. 1992:27 EPW 2354-
6 Bhargava. 1991-92 : 30
New agenda for NAM. S.C.
1991-92; 30(34) Mains I-
2 27 EPW 1879
The New Jews in Europe. GPD.
1992 : 27 EPW 1777
New reality or US bullying?
Achin Vanaik. 1991-92 :
30 (28) Mains 4-5
‘New World Order’ ; Into the
spido-’sw eb.l992:27EPW
438
The “New world Order” and
international security after
the Gulf war : An assess­
ment Amitav Achaiya 1992
(J l-S ):4 8 IQ 1-14
New World Order, non-aligned
movement and India. P.S.
Jayaramu. 1992 (Ja-Je): 48
IQ 23-30
Nobel Peace Prize : Tribute to
indigenous peoples’ stru­
ggle. Aziz Pabaney. 1992:
27 EPW 2514
Non-proliferation : Tough times
ahead. Gursharan S. Dhan-
jal. 1991-92:30(16)Mains
24
Non-proliferadon of Soviet nuc­
lear weapons. M. Zuberi.
1991-92:30(13) Many 11-
3
colonised mentality. Arv-
ind N. Das. 1991-92 : 30
(27) Mains 13-4
Of language, books and words.
GPD. 1992:27 EPW 1236
On ‘Modernity and its victims.’
Rahul. 1992:27 EPW 1031-
2
EPW 2391-2
Ploughing a lonely furrow. K.
Subrahmanyam. 1991-92:
30 (41) Mains 11-2,8
Pressler and proliferation. G.S.
(16) Mains 22-3
ftotecting our allowances. 1992:
Quest for peace from pre-to
post industrial society. S.R.
Sen. 1992:27 EPW 1654-
6
Rediscovering South Asian
heritage. K.R„ Narayan.
1991-92 : 30 (Ann) Mains
19-20
Reflections on international
conferences. Mohammad
A. Qader. 1992 : 27 EPW
2414-6
Religious pride and predudice.
GPD. 1992: 27 EPW 987
Rich and poor choosing sides
over Mastricht treaty.
Jayshree Sengupta. 1991-
92 : 39 (41) Mains 13-4
Role of peace negotiations in a
revolutionary process. Na-
rendra Singh. 1992:27 EPW
1850-1
Russia in Asia. C. Raja Mohan.
1991-92: 30 (41) Mains 4
SAARC and regional coopera­
tion. Aninidha Gupta 1991-
92 : 30 (22) M ains^5-7_
 102
Scope for major breakthrough.
SyedAliMujtaba. 1991-92
: 30 (31) Mains 25-6
Settlement of disputes by con­
sensus : An experiment in
rural Tamil Nadu. A.K.
Sampath. 1992 : 27 EPW
1238-40
Silk worm devouring mulberry
tree? D.R. Rajagopal. 1991-
92 : 30 (43) Mains 29-32
Social development as a global
challenge. Ananta Giri. 1992
(Jl-S) :42 SA 286-304
South African Indians, India
and ‘New’ South Africa.
Dharam pal.l992:27EPW
2357-60
South-South co-operation
Changing perspectives.
Arun Ghosh. 1992 : 27
EPW 563-4
Standing up to blackmail. S.C.
1991-92:30 (29) Mains 1-
2
Statesmanlike initiative. Sumit
Chakrabartty. 1991-92:30
(23) Mains 2
Sudden awakening to the threat
of illegal influx. 1991-92:
96 CWN 137-8
Third world and arms trade.
Frederick Qairmonte. 1992:
27 : EPW 398-400
Transnational banks, US power
game of global improve­
ment. Amiya Kumar Bag-
chi. 1992 : 27 EPW 1133-6
The UN’s leaders. Siddharth.
Dube. 1992:27 EPW 1186-
7
Unilateral economic sanctions
and international norms.
Toshiro Ueyenagi. 1992
(A p ): 7 U w Col 16-7
United Nations and Gulf crisis.
Kulwant Kaur. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 48 IQ 59-74
We shall overcome ! Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(24) Mains 4, 35
West A sia: Form and substance.
’992: 27 EPW 1826
What big powers want from UN.
Siddharth Dube. 1992 : 27
EPW 330
Where is the world going? S.G.
Sardesai. 1991-92: 30 (47)
Mains 2-3
Wisdom in short supply. N.C.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
143-5
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Balance of payment problem:
Selective measures hold
the key. Ravinder Goel.
1992 : 27 EPW 323-4
Critique of Dunkel proposals.
1991-92:30 (6) Mains 13-
21
Developments in international
trade and the trading sys­
tems. Arthur Dunkel. 1992
(Ja-M a): 26 FTR 223-41
EC 1992 : Impact on Indian
textile exports. Parames-
waran Iyer. 1991 (Ap-S) :
26 FTR 29-39
Emergent intellectual property
regime in intemational trade
and economic developnvent.
AutarK.Kaul. 1992 (My):
8 C o rp L A d 14-21
Emerging trade alliance in Asia.
M.G.G. Pillai. 1992 : 27
EPW 199
Foreign trade : Un-warranted
optimism. 1992 : 27 EPW
1165
Freer trade and tue main chal­
lenges to the world econ­
omy. M. Camdessus. 1991
(A p-S): 26 FTR 68-76
GATT :Countdown to oblivion?
 103
Frederick F. Clairmonte.
1992 : 27 EPW 512-4
GATT the Dunkel draft and India.
J.M. 1992 : 27 EPW 140-2
GATT as instrument of re­
colonisation. Surendra J.
Patel. 1991-92 : 30 (18)
Mains 5-9
Growth of regional trading blocs
and multilateral trading
system. Malati Anagol. 1992
(Ja-M a):26FTR297-311
India’s foreign trade : Lessons
and challenges. T.K. Mishra.
1992 (Ja-Je): 48 IQ 49-58
India’s foreign trade and the
balance of payments dur­
ing the ‘Eighties. 1991 (Ap-
S ): 26 FTR 100-21
India’s self-imposed isolation
in GATT. Suman Sahai.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
115-7
Indian ignorance and GATT
talks. Suman Sahai. 1991-
92 : 30 (33) Mains 15-6
The Indian image abroad - need
for coherent corporate strate­
gies. Vikram Kumar. 1991
(0-D ) :26 FTR 215-20
Intell^lual property in inter-
'^ational trade and the
Uruguay Round. Autar
Krishan Koul. 1992 : 14
DLR 41-60
International ethical concerns
of US executives : A po­
tential barrier to invest­
ment in some developing
country markets. Lawrence
J. Maries, Michael A. Mayo,
John K. Ryans, Jr., and
Robert Armstrong. 1992 (Ja-
M a ): 26 FTR 253-61
Issues in Indo-Soviet trade. Bibek
Debroy and L.D. Margo.
1991 (A p-S):26FTR 40-
55
Optimality of India’s foreign
trade. R. Kannan. 1991 (Ap-
S ): 26 FTR 56-67
Political eonomy of the Uru­
guay Round of trade nego-
tiations-I. Muchkund Du-
bey. 1991-92:30 (32) Mains
11-4
Political economy of the Uru­
guay Round of trade nego-
tiations-n. Muchkhhund
Dubey. 1991-92 : 30 (33)
Mains 17-20
Political economy of the Uru­
guay Round of trade nego­
tiations - III. Muchkund
Dubey . 1991-92 : 30 (34)
Mains 15-20
Potential for generating mutu­
ally beneficial trade flows
between India and Pacific
Rim based on revealed
comparative advantage.
Shobha Ahuja. 1992 (Ja-
M a ): 26 FTR 271-96
Reform of G A TT: Dunkel pro­
posals. Arun Ghosh. 1991-
92 : 30 (16) Mains 11-2
Regionalism and globalism.
William F. Miller. 1992 (Ja-
M a): 26 FTR 242-52
Requiem for rupee trade. R.G.
Gidadhubli.l992:27EPW
1120-3
Rupee depreciation and India’s
external trade and payments
since 1971. Prabirjit Sar-
kar. 1992: 27 EPW 1259-
66
Section 301 and future of multi­
lateralism under the GATT.
S.K. Verma. 1991 (O-D) :
26 FTR 108-98
Selling India abroad : Interface
between the national and
the corporate image. R.S.S.
Sarma and V. Ramesh. 1991
(O -D ): 26 FTR 204-14
 104
Threat to consumer sovereignty
in Third World. Sudha
Sachdeva. 1991-92 ; 30
(31) Mains 11-6
Trade and environment: The
GATT perspective. Bis-
wajit Dhar. 1992:27EPW
1123-4
Trade with Russia. 1992 : 27
EPW 2447
Trade with Russia; New begin­
ning. 1992 : 27 EPW 1105
The US budget deficit and the
trade balance : An empiri­
cal analysis. Hamid Milani.
1992(Ja-Ma):26FTR262-
70
“USA’s unjust inclusion of
India in trade hitlist.”
Devesh chandra Mukher-
jee. 1992 (My): 79 AIR 65-
8 181-2,
The Uruguay Round : Status
paper on issues relevant
to developing countries.
BibekDebroy. 1991 (0-D):
26 FTR 125-56
INTERTRETATION
Basic rule for interpretation of
statutes 'Open the eyes.’
1987: 89 Bom LR 17-9
“The Mimansa principles of
interpretation.” Markandey
Katju. 1992 (N ): 79 AIR
161-6
IQBAL, BADAR A
Attracting investments. 1992 (S):
397 Sem 24-7
IQBAL, BADAR ALAM
India’s exports to Japan: Prob­
lems and issues. 1991 (O-
D ):4 7 IQ 1-38
IRRIGATION
Aqueducts and tunnels in Hem-
avathy Project. N. Rama-
chandraiah. 1989 (Ap-Je):
36 Bha 67-74
Canal irrigation : Major legal
issues. Furqan Ahmad. 1991
(0-D): 33 JIL I589-613
Composite membrance fa* canal
lining in western than
desert, India. BhanwarDan
B ithu.l991(0-D ):38B ha
163-7
Dul Hasti Hydroelectric Proj­
ect. Pritpal Singh and L.K.
Bansal. 1989 (0-D ) : 36
Bha 189-98
Geological exploration under
difficult condtions - Bursar
project. S.C. Sud and S.D.
Gupta. 1989 (0-D) :36B ha
211-5
Himalayan experience. Sati
S ah n il9 8 9 (0 -D ):3 6 B h a
The Human angle. S.C. 1991-
92 : 30 (50) Mains 1-2
Hydrological operational multi­
purpose sub-programme
(HOMS-WMO). R.K. Sur-
yawanshi and S.D. Kulkami.
1989(J1-S): 36 Bha 127-33
Impact of irrigation on mul­
tiple cropping. B.D. Dha-
wan and Harsharan Singh
D atta.l992:27EPW A 15-
8
Interview of the Minister of
State fo;' works, Jammu and
Kashmir [Dr. Sheikh Mus­
tafa Kamal]. 1989 (O -D ):
36 Bha 278-9
Irrigation projects: Health impact
ignored. 1992 : 27 EPW
1513-4
Joint management of irrigation
systems in India : Rele­
vance of Japanese experi­
ence. Ashok K. Mitra. 1992:
27 EPW A75-82
 105
Krishna Irrigation Project (Dhom
Project). S.D. Katkar. 1989
(Ap-Je); 36 Bha 55-60
Lift irrigation system in Ka­
shmir. G. A. Mustaffa, A.N.
Saproo and J.K. Pandita.
1989(0-D ): 36 Bha 226-9
Memorable fast Ashish Kothari.
1991-92: 30 (26) Mains 3-
4. 33
N arm ada: Command perform­
ance. 1992: 27 EPW 1448
Price subsidies and irrigation
investment in India
Macro implications. D.K.
Ratha and Atul Samia. 1992:
27 EPW A117-21
Ravi-Tawi irrigation complex.
5.D. Sharma and D.P.
Khajuria. 1989 (0-D): 36
Bha 246-50
Role of major dams in Indian
economy. R.B. Shah. 1989
(J l-S );3 6 Bha 108-16
Rongtong Hydroelectric Proj­
ect. 1989 (Jl-S) : 36 Bha
134-5
Salal Hydroelectric Project
Generation and Transmis­
sion. B. L. Suri and S.S.
Jamwal. 1989 (0-D): 36 Bha
170-4
Sardar Sarovar and the Morse
report: A damning indict­
ment. Praful Bidwai. 1992
(Jl-S ): 42 SA 316-27
Socio-economic impacts of
river valley projects. S.D.
Sharma. 1991 (O-D) : 38
Bha 155-62
. Sustaining serendipity? Ground­
water irrigation, growth
of agricultural production
and poverty in Bangladesh.
R.W. Palmer-Jones. 1992:
27 EPW A 128-40
Tral lift irrigation scheme.
G.A. Mustafa, I.A. Sha-
miri and Mushtaq Ahmed.
1989 (0-D) :36 Bha 205-9
Treatment downstream of Salal
Dam spillway. B.L. Suri and
R.N. Khazanchi. 1989 (O-
D): 36 Bha 176-80
World Bank assistance to Sardar
Sarovar Project. 1989 (Ap-
Je) : 36 Bha 75-81
ISELY,BARABARA J
Gender in parent-child interac­
tions : observation of prox­
imity in two Thanjavur vil­
lages. 1992 ( J l) : 53 IJSW
399-409
ISMAIL, QADRI
‘Boys will be boys’; Gender
and national agency in
Frantz Fanon and LTTE.
1992 : 27 EPW 1677-9 '
IYER, KRISHNA
Law and justice from the per­
spective of consciousness.
1991 (0 -D ):2 7 C M U 2 4 5
245-56
Social justice - Romance and
reality social justice - Sun­
down or dim down? 1991
(Ja-M a): 27 C M U 7-20
IYER, N.V. RAUGHAVAN
On coughing up collections -
sales tax cases. 1992 : 57
Exc LT A 14-5, 25
IYER, PARAMESWARAN
EC 1992 ; Impact on Indian
textile exports. 1991 (Ap-
S ) : 26 FTR 29-30
IYER, R. KRISHNA
Search and seizure under The
Income Tax Act popularly
known as ‘Income Tax
Raid’. 1992 (l)K L T 23-8
 106
IYER, RAMASWAMY R
Fiscal deficit and public enter­
prises : Some more gram-
mer. 1992:27 EPW 295-6
IYER, V.R. KRISHNA
India, Islam and the pall of
postmodernism. 1992 : 27
EPW 2417-9
Narcotic aggression and opera­
tion : Counter attack. 1991 -
92 ; 30 (20) Mains 11-3
Old law versus new justice :
The dilemma of Indian ju­
risprudence. 1992(Ap-Je):
28 C M U 107-20
The Parameters and perils of
dissent by direct action. 1992
(Jl-S ):2 8 C M U 171-81
JOCOB, ALICE
Land reform in India - A re­
view. 1892 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI
Q6-19
Legal regulatiron of estuaries.
1991 (0 -D ): 33 JIL I495-
509
JACOBS, MICHAEL
United Kingdom : Whither
labour? 1992 : 27 EPW
1249-51
JAGMOHAN
Past, present, future. 1992(Ap):
392 Sem 18-24
JAIN, AMIT KUMAR, et al.
Economic restructuring and the
ccMnmon man. 1992 (Ja-Ma)
: 37 Adm 1-20
JAIN, C.K
Democratic hertiage : The pre­
cursor of our polity. 1991
(S ): 37JPI410-4
JAIN, C.K
The Tenth Presidential elections.
1992 ( S ) ; 38 JPI 332-41
JAIN ’'^.VAKI
Guilder and poverty. 1992 (J 1):
395 Sem 32-4
JAIN, KIRAN
Drainage and sanitation : Law
and policy. 1991 (0-D ) :
33 JILI 533-88
JAIN, KIRAN B
Polygamy in Shastric law - A
study in comparison with
Shariah rules. 1990-91:10
& 11 Islamic CLQ 169-86
JAIN,N.C
Musings on August 9.1991-92:
30 (55) Mains 4, 34
JAIN, RAVINDRA K
Worm in the apple. 1992 (Je):
394 Sem 16-8
JAIN,S.M
“Inteipretation of exemption
provisions.” 1992 (My) ;
79 AIR 71-3
JAIN, SATISH CHANDRA
Re-structuring of police ad­
ministration in India for the
21st century. 1991 (O -D ):
36 Adm 19-36
JAIN,SHANTIMAL
“Adjustment of dues on desig­
nation.” 1992 ( F ) : 25 Lab
IC 17-8
‘XTompany property - Its wrong­
ful withholctog.” 1992 (Ma)
: 79 AIR 40-3 = 1991-92 :
96C W N 73-8
“Consumerism not all green”.
1992 (N): 79 AIR 173-6
“Disciplinary action - emp;oyers
taken for a ride - non sup­
ply of E.O.’s report.” 1992
(J e ): 25 Lab laC 81-4
“Income Tax Act, 1961 re­
assessment provisions -
 107
retrospectivity”. 1992(J1):
22 TLR 479-80
“Non-payment of subsistence
allowance vitiates domes­
tic enquiry.” 1992 ( F ) : 25
Lab IC 29-31
“Recent amendment in EPF
Scheme-sound and fury
signifying nothing.” 1992
(Ap);25 Lab IC 56-60
Scheduled Castes and Sched­
uled tribes) Prevention of
AU-ocities) Act 1989 - Of­
fences under - Treading grey
area for pre arrest bail. 1992
( J l) :9 8 C r iU 111-2
Wages - for purposes of contri­
bution. 1992 (Ma): 25 Lab
IC 37-8
JAISINGH, INDIRA
Cover-up of the scam. 1992 (Ag)-
S ) : 7 Law Col 3
A Judge is not a judge. 1992
(A p ); 7 Law Col 3
Justice Fathima Beevi retires.
1992 (Je): 7 Law Col 3
William, Wade 1992 (Ma): 7
Law Col 28-9
JAITLEY, ASHOK Economy
under siege? 1992 (Ap) :
392 Sem 37-9
JAITELY, JAVA
Linking up with global injus­
tice. 1991-92:30 (92) Mains
5-8
Threat to employment. 1991-92
; 30 (31) Mains 17,23
Vigil in defence of sovereignty.
1991-92:30 (27)Mains 2
JAKHAR, BALRAM
India at cross roads. 1991 ( S ):
37 JPI 303-6
JAMBHOLKAR, LAKSHMI
Recognition of foreign divorce
decrees in India ; A case
for contextual interpreta­
tion. 1991 (Jl-S) : 33 JILI
432-8
JAMBUKESAN, M
Hypermedia : The information
system of the 90s. 1991
(O-D); 36 Adm 97-101
JAM W AL, S.S
Salal Hydroelectric Project
generation & transmission.
1989(O-D); 3 6 Bha 170-4
JASWAL, NISHTHA
Right to speedy trial. 1992 : 39
Pb Univ L Rev 9 8 -1 0 9
JASW AL, PARAM JIT
Right to speedy trial. 1992 : 39
Pb Univ L Rev 98 - 109
JASWAL, SURINDER SINGH,
Brief study of distributive jus­
tice and provisions under
Indian Constitution. 1^91
(Jl-S): 27 CMLJ 225-8.
JAYAGOVIND, A
Resolution of inter-state water
disputes : A case for
conciliation. 1992 (Ma) :
16 CtJLR 76 - 89 =1992
(Ja-Je): 24 L \ 41-9
JAYAKUMAR, A
Impact of non meal programme
on primary education:An
exploratory study in Tamil
Nadu. 1992 : 27 EPW 2372-
80
JAY ARAM, C
Accident due to assault :Liasil-
ity of employer under Work­
men’s Compensation Act,
1923.1992(Ma): ACJxvii-
XX
 108
JAYARAMU, P.S
Challenges before NAM Sum­
mit. 1991-92 ; 30 (45)
Mains 5-6
Foreign policy changes: Critics
unfair to the government.
1991-92 : 30 (32) Mains
30-2
New World Order, non-aligned
movement and India. 1992
(Ja-Je) 48 IQ 23-30
JAYASHEKAR
Burbulis visittolndia. 1991-92:
30 (32) Mains 27-9
JAYASHREE, t
“Custodial offences against
wom en: An overall view.”
1992(D) : 98 CriLJ 150-3
JEFFREYS, ALEC J
Identification of the skeletal re­
mains of a murder victim
by DNA analysis. 1992
(Ma): 26C BIBull 11-3
JHA, ABHAY
Cropping in daylight. 1991 -92:
30 (54) Mains 22
JHA, ALOK K
The Jharidiand imbroglio. 1991 -
92: 30 (49) Mains 8-9
JHA, ASHOK KUMAR
“Whether sanction is condition
precedent for taking cog­
nizance under sections 3 and
4 of Dowry Prohibition Act,
1961?” l9 9 2 (0 );9 8 C riU
129-31
JHA, SHIKHA
Urban bias in Indian public dis­
tribution system, 1992; 27
EPW 1022-30
JHUNJHUNWALA, BHARAT
Lord Sri Ram of Indus Valley.
1991-92:30 (47) Mains 13-
9
Some suggestions from a Mar­
xist standpoint. 1991-92 :
30 (45) Mains 28-30
JIT, INDER
Keep speaker above poll poli­
tics. 1991 (S ): 37 JPI 373-
5
JOGINAIDU,A.K.V
Raju Parshad Gupta vs. State
(1991 Cri. LJ 2899)- Judi­
cial over-activism. 1992 (3):
70 An LT 20-2
JOHN, JACOB K
Counselling only hope. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 43-5
JOHN, SHAJI
India and the United N ations-
Retrospect and prospects.
1992 (Jl-S): 42 SA 242-58
Lobout, employment and trade
unions: A review of litera­
ture. 1992 (0-D ) : 42 SA
414-24
JOHN, T.G
The Battered woman syndrome.
1992 (2)K LT51-2
The Bhowal Sanyasi case. 1992
(D K L T 80
The Rule of law. 1992 (1) KLT
42-3
The Sound of music. 1992 (2)
KLT 24-6
JOHNNIE, P.B
Evaluating the performance of
public enterprises in devel­
oping countries. 1992 (S ):
22 CS 788-94
JOHNNIE, PALMER B
Methodological issues of Dun­
lop’s industrial relations
systems theory. 1992 (Ja):
 109
27 IJIR 227-42
JOLLY, RICHARD
Health crisis in central Asian
republics. 1992 : 27 EPW
1197-1202
JOSE, P.K
Boycott of court by lawyers.
1992 (2)K LT9-10
JOSEPH, BENNY
Politics of communalism: Les-
sions from Kerala. 1991 -92
: 30 (52) Mains 13-4, 34
JOSEPH, LUDWINA A
Unbridgeable racial chasm.
1991-92: 30,(29) Mains 3
JOSEPH, M.B
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
25th May 1992 on the
demise of Shri K.K. Ma­
thew. 1992 (1) KLT 65-70
JOSEPH, M.I
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
May 27th 1992 on the
demise of Shri Thaikad N.
Subramanialyer. 1992 (1)
KLT 71-2
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
21.10 1992 on the occas-
sion of the swearing-in-
ceremony of Hon’ble Mr.
Justice M. Narayana Kurup
and Hon'ble Mr. Justice
Mathews P. Mathew as
additional judges of Ker­
ala High Court. 1992 (2)
KLT 46-51
j o s m , K .c
“Constitutional development
through judicial activism.”
1992: 90 A U 9-14
In quest of justice : Constitu­
tional fabric and judicial
fibre. 1992 : 39 Pb Univ L
Rev 29-36
j o s m , p .c
Kaiyanand Sharma: A respected
memoiy. 1991-92: 30 (Ann)
Mains 135-7
JOSHI, RAVINDER
International Human Rights law
and fair trial. 1992 ( J l) : 7
Law Col 21-4
JOSHI, S.Y
Exemption clauses - A bane or
a boon. 1992 (Ap-Je) ; 27
AQ 2-7
JOSHI, SUNANDA D
“Intercountry adoption with
special reference to adop­
tion of an Indian child by
foreign parents).” 1992 (Jl):
79 AIR 97-103
JUDGES
Code of conduct fa-judges. 1991-
92 : 96 CWN 146-7
DisquaUficalion gf a judge.
Pawan Chaudhary. 1992(Ja-
Je): 24 lA 97-9
Judging a judge in retrospect:
A critical, though reveren­
tial, appraisal. S. Param-
eswaran. 199211:183 MLJ
24-9
Judicial indiscipline. G. Sank-
aran. 1992 (D) : 9 Corp L
Ad 150-2
Selectivejustice. 1992:27 EPW
1824-5
Three more judges to the High
Court. 1992(11): 183 MLJ
19
JUDICIAL REVIEW
Judicial review after thePresi-
 110
dent’s order of removal of
ajudge: Does not inspire
constitutional legitimacy.
Nilay V. Anjaria. 1992 (2)
: 12 Guj LH 28-32
Judicial review of speaker’s de­
cision on defections. P.P.
Rao. 1992 (Ja-Je) : 24 lA
60-3
Judicial review under the In­
dian Constitution. H.N.
Pradhan. 1992 : 73 CLT
27-30
Presidential address (on the
occasion of the M.K.
Nambyar Memorial Lec­
ture. 1991-92 on Judicial
Review; “Foundation of
the Rule of Law” by Prof.
Sir William Wade, on Fri­
day, the 3rd January 1992.
P.D. Desai. 1992 (2) : 12
Guj LH 22-4
The speaker and judicial review.
Lalit Mohan Gautam, 1991
(Ja-M a): 27 C M U 71-4
JUDICIARY
“Accountability of Judges,”
M.N.Rao. 1992 (1); 68 An
LT 46-56
Appointment of judges and
roleof the Chief Justice of
India. 1991-92 ; 96 CWN
37-40
“Arrest and detention of judi­
cial officers”. G.C. Singhvi.
1992 (Ap); 98 C riU 58-60
The Case of judicial corrup­
tion (In defence of the
legal profession). A.A.
Kudrolli. 1992 (My : Law
Col 30-1
Commission for judicial ap­
pointments and the 67th
Constitution Amendment
Bill; Judicial merit selec­
tion system in USA. Anil
Divan. 1992 (Ja-Je) : 22
lA 28-40
“Constitutional development
through judicial activism”.
K.C. Joshi. 1992 ; 90 A U
9-14
courts & accountability of uni­
versities. 1992: (My-Je) ;
12 CC 40-3
Discretion to disobey . Rajkis-
horeM ishra.l992:74C LT
24-31
Emerging trends of judicial
policy making in U.SA and
India. M.K. Bhandari. 1991
(H -S): 27 C M U 209-17
Impeachment of a judge.
Rajindar Sachar. 1991 (Ja-
Ma): 27 CMLJ 57-61
Is transfer of high court judges a
threat to the independence
of higher judiciary? T.P.
Tripathi. 1988: 5 Kan U
63-78
A Judge is not a judge. Indira
Jaising. 1992 (A p ): 7 Law
Col 3
Judge unseated. 1991-92 : 96
CWN 67-8
‘Judicial accountability’. B.L.N.
Swamy. 1992;74C LT17-
9
Judiciary; Unrealistic expecta­
tions. 1992:27 E P W 1512-
3
Judiciary and its accontability.
Manosoranjan Patnaik. 1992
: 74 CLT 34
The Murphy story. Gurbir Singh.
1992: 27 EPW 1724-5
“Parliamentary privilege and
independence of judiciary”.
HrudayaBallavaDas. 1992
(F); 79 AIR 17-23=1991-
92; 96 CWN 49-62
Ramaswami update: The case
gets messier. 1992 (A p ); 7
Law Col 24
 Ill
Role of judiciary in national
integration. Anirudh I^asad.
1991 (Ja-Ma) : 27 CMLJ
21-48
Sub Committee on Judicial
Accountability submits brief
to Enquiry Committee. 1992
(F); 7 Law Col 23-4
Unmasking of pretender: The
Srivastavajudgment. Biraj
Tiwari. 1992 (My); 7 Law
Col 12
Justice V. Ramaswami: The
evidencepilesup. 1992(F)
: 7 Law Col 21-3
JU NEJA , M.M
Bapu and Birla. 1992 (Ja-Ma):
13 GM 477-84
JU N EJA , P.C
Social justice and legal aid
movement-Role of lawyers.
1992 : 39 Pb Univ, L RW
186-201
JURISPRUDENCE
The Common core of Bentha­
mite utilitarianism and
secularism. Mohan K.Vyas.
1992(JI-S);28CMLJ 216-
22
Law and justice from the per­
spective of consciousness.
IWshna Iyer. 1991(0-D):
27 C M U 245-56
Laws made by judges. 1991-
92: 96 CWN 97-100
Old law versus new justice:
The dilemma of Indian ju­
risprudence. V.R.Krishna
Iyer. 1992 (Ap-Je): 28 CMU
107-20
“On the judge made laws”.
Rajkishore Mishra. 1992
(Ap): 79 AIR 49-52
Sources of law in Hindu and
Islamic jurisprudence:
some similarities. Srikanta
Misra. 1990-91: 10 & II
Islamic CLQ 165-8
JUSTICE ^ -
Administration of justice;
Concept, application and
areas. Shankar Sarolia, 1992
(My) : 26 CBl Bull 5-7
“Adminisfration of justice in the
army”. Avinash Chandra
M angala.l992(S);79A IR
135-7
Administrative tribunals - A
wonder world. 1992(F); 7
Law Col 25
Apex Court towards humaniz­
ing the administration. 1991
(Jl-S): 33 JILI 366-89
Brief study of distributive jus­
tice and provisions under
Indian Constitution. Ka-
mal Jeet Singh and Surin-
der Singh Jaswal. ’991
(JI-S): 27 C M U 225-8
Case of a non - entity. (In de­
fence o f the legal profes­
sion). A.A. KudrolJi. 1992
(Je); 7 law Col 30-1
Chhattisgarh: Dangerous game.
1992 ; 27 EPW 1036
Christians and the family courts.
Sebastian Champappilly.
1992 (2)K LT26-9
Civil and criminal justice under
Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
Gurbachan Singh Nayyar.
1992 (Ja-Ma); 28 C M U 46-
50
Class action and payment of
court fees. K.P. Agrawal.
1992 (Ag-S);7LawCol41
Commercial court in India. S.R.
Zaiwalla. 1991 (Jl-S); 26
AQ 7-9
Cross boundary judicial treaty.
1991-92: 96 CWN 147-8
A Cry for justice. Obiocha. 1992
(A p ):7 la w Col 21
 112
Delay in criminal trials. Dharam
Paul Sharma. 1991 (Ag)
25C B IB ull 5-12
Delays and failures in our legal
system. Dinsoo R. Zaiwalla.
1992 (N); 7 Law Col 23
Family courts. Nilima Dutta.
1992 (Je); 7 Law Col 22-3
Family courts: A critique. D.
Nagasaila. 1992: 27 EPW
1735-7
The Faniily Courts Act, 1984-
A critical appreciation. R.
LakshmiNarayan. 1992(2)
KLT21-4
Grass root justice: The law, the
system, and the people. D.
Bandhyopadhyay. 1991 (O-
D): 3 6 A d m ll-8
Indian judicial system. G.
Ramaswamy .1991 (0-D):
27 C M U 257-64
“Is injunction hearing respon­
sible for the inordinate ^ la y
in disposing the main suit”.
M. Rahman Choudhary.
1992 (Je): 79 AIR 87-9
Judicial reforms. J.C.Nayak.
1992: 73 CLT 21-2
Justice for all? Michelle Brane.
1992(Ag-S):7LawCol40
Justice to judiciary is justice to
democracy. Shib Prasad
Raju. 1992: 73 CLT 25-7
Law and justice in Jammu and
Kashmir. Jagmohan Singh.
1991 (0-D ): 27 C M U 269-
93
Laws and administration of jus­
tice during forties. 1991(O-
D): 27 CMLJ 294 - 301
“Legal flaws in the Special
Court (Trial of offence re­
lating to the transaction in
securities) Ordinance 1992”
Pradhan Umakant. 1992
(O ): 90 Cri LJ 133-4
Lok Adalats: A cure worse than
the disease? Naresh M.
Sinroja. 1992 (Ma): 7 Law
Col 11-2
Maintenance claims and the
family courts: The Pakistan
experience. Lucy Carroll.
1991 (JI-S): 33 JILI 332-
45
Only aggrieved party can ques­
tion conviction. SC. 1992
(N): 26 CBI Bull 29-30
Panchayats - the village level
delivery of justice. Harpal
Kaur Khera. 1989:6 Kan
U 74-93
Police and administration of
criminal justice. R.Deb.
1992 (F): 26 CBI Bull 7.24
“Position of the special judges
appointed under state like
TTie West Bengal Criminal
Law Acendment (Special
Courts) Act, 1949 in the
aftermath of the Prevention
of Corruption Act, 1988”
Pradyot Kumar Sengupta.
1992 (Ap): 98 Cri LJ 53-7
Right to speedy trial. Paramjit
Jaswal and Nishtha Jaswal.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
98-109
Two incongruous decisions of
the Apex court. J.T. Tri-
vedi. 1992 (i): 12 Guj LH
20-4
Wanted: A total change of India’s
criminal (in) justice system.
Vijay Karan. 1992 (N): 26
CBI Bull 1-2
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Implications of the linkages
between juvenile destitu-
tion, labour and delinquency
for ‘Juvenile justice’ in the
contemporary Indian soci­
 113
ety. B.B.Pande. 1992: 14
DLR61-7
Justice to the juvenile; Has
the message percolated?
S.B. Upadhay. 1992 (Ap);
7 Law Col 18-9
“Justice to juvenile offenders-
trends and issues”. Y. Pratap
Reddy. 1992 (Ap): 98 Cri
U 49-53
Juvenile delinquency - A criti­
cal analysis. Sukumar
Chakraborty. 1991-92: 96
CWNMl-4
Juvenile delinquency in India-
Arguments against insti­
tutional treatment- Alter­
natives toinstitutions. S.M.
Khan. 1992 (F): 26 CBI
Bull 25-8
KABRA, KAMAL NAY AN
An Alternative economic pro­
gramme: Towards in­
ward-looking, people-cen-
tred development. 1991-92:
30(19) Mains 7-13
Magna Carta of marketisation.
1991-92: 30 (20) Mains 2-
5,33
Reflections on socialist perspec­
tive. 1991-92:30 (40) Mains
23-8
Reflections on socialist perspec­
tive- II. 1991-92: 39 (41)
Mains 27-31
KACHRU, YAMUNA
The Indian face of English. 1992
(Ma):391 Sem43-6
KAGALKAR, PRATIBHA C
African socialism re-examined.
(Jl-S): 48 IQ 73-84
KAIA, AKRITA
Water. 1989 (Ja-Ma): 36 Bha
21-2
KALA, K. SASI
Integrated programme of health
and family planning: A
field perspective. 1992(J1-
S ):3 8 IJP A 3 1 1 -2 2
KALRA, G.D
Fertiliser subsidy : Issues re­
lated to equity and effi­
ciency. 1992 : 27 EPW
A43-8
[KAMAL, SHEIKH MUSTAFA]
Interview of the Minister of
State for Works, Jammu &
Kashmir. 1989:(0-D): 36
Bha 278-9
KAMALANATHAN, K
Population pressures-threat to
democracy. Demographic
factors and their impact
on political stability and
constitutional government.
1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA 388-
92
KAM AROOPI
Assam; Now there, now not there.
1992 : 27 EPW 1593
KAM ATH, M.V
[Dadabhoi Naoroji]
Remembering a proud Indian.
1991-92:30 (42) Mains 21-
2
KAMESHW ARI, G
Punishment in socio-economic
offences. 1992 (1) : 68 An
LT21-6
KANETKAR, V.G
Rising crime- A way out.
199KN-D): 25 CBI Bull
1-4
KANGO, G.H
Afforestation of Rangil water­
shed and protection of
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water augmentation plant.
1989 (O-D): 36 Bha 270-3
KANNA, V. VENKAT
“Myth and reality of chile mar­
riages; A historical perspec­
tive of legislation and im­
plementation. 1992 (2): 69
An LT 52-8
KANHERE, VUAY
ESIS - A fraud workers. 1992
(M y ): 7 Law 61 24-5
KANNA, V. V enkat
“Myth” and reality of child
m arriage: A historical per­
spective of legislation and
implementation. 1992 (2):
69 An LT 52-8
KANNABIRAN, K.G
Arbitrary laws- danger to soci­
ety. 1991-92 : 30 (33) Mains
6,3 5
Creeping decay in institutions
of democracy. 1992:27
EPW 1718-20
Crime and punishment. 1992:
27 EPW 2348-51
Democracy in the dock. 1992
(Jl): 7 Law Col 44
P W G : State government flouts
law. 1992: 27 EPW 1243-
4 KARANTH, G.K
Political expediency defying
legal probity. 1991-92:30
(44) Mains 3, 34
KANNAN, K.P
Rural neglect. 1992 (Jl): 395
Sem 49-52
KANNAN, R
Optimality of India’s foreign
trade. 1991-92 (Ap-S): 26
FTR 56-67
KANSAL, S.M
Contribution of ‘Other Services’
sector to gross domestic
product in India: An evalu­
ation. 1992: 27 EPW 2047-
56
KANT, KRISHAN
Consensual nationalism: An
approach paper. 1991-92:
30 (Ann) Mains 27-36
K APA D IA ,JA IRA J
Trading in public sector bonds.
1992: 27 EPW 1710-1
KAPUR, J.C
Message from Rio. 1991 -92:30
(48) Mains 13,26
KAPPOR,SUNEERA
Gandhi’s concept of freedom.
1992(Ja-Ma): 13GM443-
53
KARAN, VUAY
Crime in India: A review-
1991. 1992 (Ap): 26 CBI
Bull 3-8
Wanted: A total change of In­
dia’s criminal (in) justice
system. 1992 (N): 20 CBI
Bull 1-2
A Case for a cultural revolution
oflndia’spolice. 1992(Ja):
26 CBI Bull 1-5
Privatisation of common prop­
erty resources: Lessons from
rural Karnataka. 1992: 27
EPW 1680-8
KARANWAL,ARUN
Deforestation and ground water
problems. 1989(Ja-Ma): 36
Bha 35-6
KARKAL, M ALINI
Sexism in population research
and policy. 1992 (Jl) 53
IJSW441-8
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KARLEKAR, HIRANMAY
What Satyajit symbolised in
Bengali psyche. 1991 -92:
30 (29) Mains 21-2
, KATHIKETAN, D.R
International views on fire-arms
and explosives. 1992 (N):
26 CBI Bull 3-6
KASHYAP,VANDANA
Prisioners, prison conditions
and prison reforms: An
empirical study of prison
administration in Hima­
chal Pradesh. 1988: 5 Kan
U 79-99
KATJU, MARKANDAY
“Air Law”. 1992(0): AIR 145-
8 Concept of retrenchment: An
“The Mimansa principles of
interpretation”. 1992 (N):
79 AIR 161-6
“The Nature and problems of
space law”. 1992 : 79 AIR
177-83
KAUL. AUTAR K
Emergent intellectual property
regime in international
trade and economic devel­
opment. 1992(My);8Corp
L Ad 14-21
KAUL, D.N
Militancy: a comment. 1992
(Ap): Sem 43-5
KAUR,ARVIND
Abortion: A socio-legal outlooj.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
202-8
Electorate dilemma. 1992 (Ap-
Je):28C M L J 133-7
Rape: A critical analysis. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 28 C M U 32-41
KAUR, INDERM EET
Recognition of foreign divorces
in India. 1992 (Ja-Je): 24
lA 76-83
KAUR, KULWANT
United Nations and Gulf crisis.
1992 (Ja-Je): 48 IQ 59-74
KAUR, NARINDER
Emerging dimensions in pri­
vatisation of public enter­
prises: A comparative
analysis of developed and
developing economies.
1992 (N): 22 CS 983-90
Price level accounting in India.
1 9 9 2 (0 ): 22 CS 879-9
Tax planning through leasing.
1992 (My): 22 CS 416-8
KAUR, RANBIR
appraisal of judicial and
legislative trends. 1992:39
Pb Univ L Rev 127-32
KAUSHIK, ANIL
“Industrial relations: Need to
form new exit policy”.-1992
(Ap): 25 Lab IC 49-51
“Minority educational institu­
tion; Comment on decision
in -M.H. Walters v. The
Basel Mission Higher Edu­
cation Centte Dharwad, AIR
1991 SC 2230”. 1992 (N):
79 AIR 171-3
KAWOSA, M.A
State of environment in Jammu
& Kashmir. 1989 (0-D):
36B ha 184-8
KESAR, JASM INE
The Magic of water. 1989 (Ja-
M a ): 36 Bha41
KETKAR, S.D
Krishna Irrigation Project (Dhom
Project). 1989(Ap-Je): 36
Bha 55-60
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KHADILKAR, V.S
Adjudication of adjudication.
1992:62 ExcL'^A18-22
KHAJURIA, D.P
Ravi-Tawi irrigation complex.
1989 (O-D): 36 Bha 246-
50
KHAJURIA, H.B
Drinking water supply in Jammu
region. 1989 (O-D): 36 Bha
200-4
KHAN, ARISHI
Restructuring the constitution.
1991-92:30(54) Mains 14-
5 1992 (Ma): 7 Law Col 25
K H A N,A TTEQUE
Waqfs and the Constitution of
India-statutory provisions
and judicial decisions. 1990-
91: 10 & 11 Islamic CLQ
119-26
KHAN, KALEEM MOHD
Managerial promotions: Per­
ception of public and pri­
vate sector executives. 1992
(Ja): 2 7 IJIR 299-308
KHAN, M IR KAMALUDDIN ALI
The Institution of governor. 1992
(2): 69 An LT 33-7
KHAN, RASHEEDUDDIN
Emergence ofCentral Asia and
its relevance to India 1991-
9 2 :3 0 (24) Mains 15-22
KHAN, S.M
Juvenile delinquency in India-
Arguments against insti­
tutional treatment- Alter­
natives to institutions. 1992
(F): 26CBI Bull 25-8
KHANDELW AL, PREETAM
Family enviroment and inter­
personal behavior: A com­
parative study of dual ca­
reer and single career fami­
lies. 1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW
232-43
KHANNA, H.R
“Speech by Hon’ble Mr. H.R.
Khanna while inaugurat­
ing lawyers’ conference at
Allahabad on21-12.1991".
1992:90 ALJ 1-5
KHANNA, SHAMONA
Gay rights. 1992 (Je): 7 Law
Col 4-9
Padmasini’s quest for justice.
The Travails of the Ameena case.
1992 (My): 7 Law Col 22-3
KHANOLKAR,S.S
Hindutva and hatred for mus-
lims. 1992-93:31 (6) Mains
13
KHARE, HARISH
Reflections on scam politics.
1991-92:30(47)Mains4-5
Regional parties: reduced effi­
cacy. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
33-5
KHA TKHATE,DEENA
Flying on the wings of time.
1992 : 27 EPW 743-5
From there to eternity. 1992
27 EPW 1587-8
Heartbeats of America. 1992
27 EPW 384-5
No need for defenders. 1992
27 EPW 1776
Union budget: Unrevealed pref­
erences. 1992:27 EPW 565-
6
KHAWAR, EKRAM
A Crisis of leadership. 1991-92
30(18) Mains 19-21
 117
Perverted logic. 1991-92 : 30
(49) Mains 10, 34
K H A ZANCHI,R.N
Treatment downstream of Salal
Damspilway. 1989 (0-D):
36 Bha 176-80
KHERA, HARPAL KAUR
Panchayats - the village level
delivery of justice. 1989:6
Kan U 74-93
Refugees and the right of asy­
lum. 1988:5 Kan LJ 1-25
K H E R G A M W A L A ,F .J
India-Israel ties: who gains what?
1991-92:30(17) Mains 3,
34
K H O CH E, C.D
Second IWRS symposium on
water conservation for na­
tional develpment. Partici­
pation report. 1989 (Ap-Je):
36 Bha 100-2
KHOROS, VLADIM IR G
Perestroika and the history of
Russia. 1991-92 30 (13)
Mains 19-26
KHURANA, R.K
Exit policy. 1992 (N): 22 CS
996-7
KINI, NAGESH
Audit under changing economic
and social environment.
1992(D ):9C orpLA dl38-
40
k ir p a l , v in e y
Nadine Gordimer. 1991 (0-D):
10 lA SSIQ 139-45
K OH LI, D.P
T heCBI motto. 1991 (Ag): 25
CBI Bull 1-2
KOSAMBI, MEERA
Indian response to Christianity,
church and colonialism:
Case of Pandita Ramabai.
1992: 27 EPW W S 61-71
KOSHY, NINAN
South African Indians: Facing
the future in a period of
transition. 1991-92: 3iO
(Ann) Mains 71-94
KOTH ARI, ASfflSH
Memorable fast 1991-92: 30(26)
Mains 3-4, 33
Police actrocities at Manibeli:
Report of a visit. 1991-92:
30 (28) Mains 13-6
Politics of biodiversity conven­
tion 1992:27 EPW 749-55
KOTH ARI, M ILOON
Living conditions. 1992 (Jl*):
395 Sem 24-31
KOTHARI, RAJNI
Area of darkness. 1992 (N):
399 Sem 14-7
Capitalism and colonialism:
Global historical context.
1991-92: 30 (34) Mains
11-4
KOTOVSKY, G R IG O RI
Primitive accumulation and
kleptocratic rule. 1991-
92: 30 (46) Mains 23-6
KOUL, AUTAR KRISHAN
Intellectual property in interna­
tional trade and the Uru­
guay Round. 1992:14 DLR
41-60
Negotiating the intellectual
property in international
trade and the Uruguay
Round of multilateral trade
negotiations under GATT.
1991 (0-D): 26 FTR 157-
79
 118
KRIPA, A.P
Farmers’ movement in Karna­
taka. 1992; 27EPW 1182-
3 studies. 1992(J1):53USW
KRISHNA, BAL
Delay bar in dismissal case. CBI
Bull 45-6
Caution on handwriting as evi­
dence 1992 (3): CBI Bull
31-2
Ground for police dismissal.
1992 (N) 26 CBI Bull 27-8
KRISHNA, C.S
First Congress ministry and
labour: Struggles of textile
mill workers in Coimba­
tore 1937-39. 1992:27EPW
1497-1506
KRISHNAMACHARI, K.A.V.R
A Community based study of
the sociological aspects of
night blindness in the desert
region of Rajashthan. 1992
(Ja): 53 IJSW 45-50
KRISHNAN, DAYAN
Liberalisation and the consti­
tution. 1992 (Je): 7 Law
Col 13-8
KRISHNAN, R
Mere entry in central excise
tariff not to entail liability
to duty. 1992 (Ja): 7 Corp
L Ad 23-5
SEBI Ordinance, 1992 : Some
comments. 1992 (M a): 22
CS 213-7
KRISHNAN, T.N
Population, poverty and emoloy-
ment in India. 1992:27 EPW
2479-97
KRISHNAN, V
Expenditure on eligible proj­
ects or schemes on outline.
1992: 106 Ta 10-4
KRISHNARAJ, MAITHREYI
Theoretical perspectives and
methodology for women’s
367-84
Women craft workers as secu­
rity for family subsistence.
1992: 27 EPW 7-17
KR1SHNASWAMY,K.S
More a lawyer’s brief than a
report. 1992:27 EPW 391-
3
Resource transfers in budget for
1992-93 and Eight Plan.
1992 : 27 EPW 839-41
KRISHNASWAMY, K.S
Which direction and what at-,
mosophere? 1992: 27 EPW
1471-2
KRISHNASWAMY, N
Towards a good police force.
1992(Ja): 26CBIBull31-
2
KRISHNASWAMY, SHREERAM
Colonial foundations of west­
ern capitalism. 1992: 27
EPW PE 81-9
KROPOTOV, A
Great changes likely in the
Soviet defence forces: No
more socialistic and politi­
cal feeding. 1991 (Jl-S):
27 C M U 233-7
KUDCHEDKAR, SHIRIN
Gender and literary research.
1992(Jl): 53IJSW 463-74
KUDROLLI, A. A
Case of a non-entity. (In de­
fence of the legal profes­
sion). 1992 (Je): 7 Law Col
30-1
The case of judicial corrup­
tion (In defence of the
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legal profession). 1992
(My); 7 Law Coll 30-1
The Case of a scheduled caste
(In defence of the legal
profession). 1992 (Ag-S);
■ 7 Law Col 42-3
The Case of unnatural guardi­
ans (In defence of the
legal profession). 1992 (N):
7 Law Col 26-7
Rirting with insurance (In
defence of the legal pro­
fession). 1992 (Ma): 7
Law Col 30-1
KULKARNI, B.K
Some aspects of contept of court.
1992 (Ag)L 8 Corp L Ad
142-5
KULKARNI, MANU N
Universal immunisation pro­
gramme in India: Issues
of sustainability. 1992: 27
EPW 1431-7
KULKARNI, S.D
Hydrological operational multi­
purpose sub programme
(HOMS)-WHO. 1989 (Jl-
S); 36 Bha 127-33
KUMAR, A. GANESH
Falling agricultural investment
and its consequences. 1992:
27 EPW 2307-12
KUMAR, AJAY
Collapse of USSR and the Marx­
ist utopia. 1991-92: 30
(24) Mains 33-5
In step with the world. 1992
(N): 399 Sem 26-9
KUMAR, AMAL CHANDRA
Jharkhand movement at cross­
roads. 1991-92: 30 (25)
Mains 7-9
KUMAR, AMITAVA
Los Angeles riots and televi­
sion. 1992: 27 EPW 1311
KUMAR, ARUN
Financial scacm: Facing up to
realities. 1991-92: 30 (39)
Mains 4-6
Financial scam: Facing up to
realities. 1991-92: 30 (39)
Mains 4-6
Spectre of destabilisation. 1991-
92: 30 (24) Mains 9-10
KUMAR, ARVIND
“Rape-a critical analysis”. 1992
(Je): 9 8 C riU 8 1 -7
KUMAR, ASHOK
“Equal protection vis-a-vis tax­
ing. 1992 (Ja): 22 T L R 1-5
KUMAR, B
Human Rights and the chapter
of the United Nations. 1992:
39 P bU n iv L R ev 209-16
KUMAR, B. GOPALAKRISHNA
Can the market do it? Eco­
nomic reform in an uncer­
tain world. 1992:27 EPW
595-8
KUMAR, B.V
Controlled delivery-As a tool of
investigation. 1991 (N-D):
25 CBI Bull 19-22
KUMAR, BUOY
“Industrial jurisprudence - at a
cross road”. 1992 (S): 25
LabIC 121-5
KUMAR, CHANDRA
Bihar: Under the shadow of
gun. 1991-92:30 (23) Mains
23-5
KUMAR, K
Medico-legal significance of
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burn injuries. 1992 (Ma):
7 Law Col 17-20
Scope of section 80 of Income
Tax Act. 1992:106 Ta 29-
31
KUMAR, K.G
Romancing rubber. 1992; 27
EPW 1306
KUMAR, KRISHNA
Continued text. 1992 (D): 400
Sem 16-20
KUMAR, M.R
Speech identification and tape
authentication- A new
emerging area in criminal­
istics. 1992 (Je); 26 CBI
Bull 18-25
KUMAR, M .R.PRADEEP
A Comment on sec. 16(c) of the
Specific Relief Act, 1963.
1992(11): 183 (II) M U 20
KUMAR, NARESH
Corporate governance - Role of
the Board, managing di­
rector and chairman. 1992
(O); 9C M U 51-3
Corporate mambershipof stock
exchanges. 1992 (Jl) : 8
Corp L Ad 75-8
Free market pricing of public
issues - implications. 1992
(Ag): 8 Coip L Ad 132-4
Indian corporate sector going
global - vital issues. 1992
(My): 8 Corp L Ad 11-3
Insider trading in India -
SEBI’s draft resolutions
for investigation and prose­
cution. 1992(F): 7 Corp L
Ad 51-5
Insider trading regulation. 1992
(F): 22 CS 111-5, 17
Prevention of oppression and
mismanagement - protec­
tion of minority sharehold­
ers rights. 1992 (Ma): 7
Crop L Ad 87-91
Share transfer delays. 1992(N):
9 Corp L Ad 107-10
Stockinvest - A boon to small
investors. 1992(S): 9Corp
L Ad 16-9
Use of Indian stock market as
an instrument of economic
growth. 1992 (Ja): 7 Corp
LA d 12-7
KUMAR, NIRMAL
Gandhi’s struggle against com-
munalism and casteism.
199-92: 30 (51) Mains 27-
8
KUMAR, P.V.PRA VEEN
Impact of C O - operati visation on
working conditions: Study
of Beedi industry in Ker­
ala. 1992:27 EPW 1333-8
KUMAR, PRADEEP
Hindutva: Militancy and semi-
tism. 1991-92 : 30 (20)
Mains 23-4
Second round of states’ reoor-
ganisation: Issues and
problems. 1991-92: 30
(54) Mains 10-3
KUMAR, R.G.B. BHAGAVATH
“Amalgamated company and tax
liability under Section 41
(l)ofI.T .A ct.l961”. 1992
(Ap): 122 TLR 291-4
“Intangible addidons and its
treatment under Income Tax
Act, 1961.” 1992 (Ap) : 22
TLR 289-91
No taxable income on remis­
sion of trading liability of
amalgamating company.
1992(Ja): 7 Corp L Ad 17-
9
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KUMAR, R. SAMPATH KUMAR, SUMANGLA

Licensing of foreign owned trade Reservation: Cure or Malaise?
marks in India. 1992 (Ja- 1991-92:30 (22) Mains 31-
Je): 24 lA 95-6 4

KUMAR, RAKESH KUMAR, SURESH

Hydrology and water resources Gandhi’s concept of freedom.
in ancient India. 1989 (Ap- 1992: 13 GM 443-53
Je): 36Bha61-6
KUMAR, T. KRISHNA
KUMAR, RAM NARAYAN Forgetting to remember. 1992:
Constitutional perspective. 1992 27 EPW 2297-2301
(O): 398 Sem 20-3
The Problem. 1992 (O): 398 KUMAR, T. RAVI
Sem 12-3 On certain aspects of finacial
reforms. 1991-92: 30 (40)
KUMAR, RAMESH Mains 7-9
“Logic of relying on dying dec­
laration alone”. 1992 (Jl):
KUMAR, VIKRAM
The Indian image abroad- need
98 C r iU 109-11
for coherent corporate
KUMAR, RAVINDER strategies. 1991 (O-D): 26
Education and social change. FTR 215-20
1992 (D): 400 Sem 14-5
KUMARASWAMY, K
KUMAR, S.K Modern agriculture and organic
Seventh Afro Asian regional manures. 1992 (Ap): 6
conference. 1992(Ja-Ma): Encology 19-21 '
Bha 24-7
KAMAROOPI
KUMAR, SATISH Back to bad old days. 1992: 27
Who rock the cradle? Women EPW 1307
fertility control and tech­
nology in India. 1992(J1-
KUNDU, AMITABH
S): 38 IJPA 323-32 Growth of non-agricultural
employment-A hypothesis
KUMAR, SHARAT on rural urban linkages.
Political process: A crisis of 1991(0-D):10IASSIQ1-
system. 1991-92: 30 (43) 20
Mains 13-4, 32 Urban bias inPDS: Reexami­
What is to be done? 1992-93: nation of NSS Data. 1992:
31 (6)Mains 11-2 27 EPW 1340-1

KUMAR, SUDHIR KUNDU, SAMARENDRA

Jal Hai Jan Hai-An experiment Democracy and Indian parlia­
in Dumka district of Bihar. ment. 1991 (S) 137 JP I380-
I992(Ja-Ma): 37Adm 95- 2
113
KURUP, K NARAYANA
Full Court reference held in the
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High Court of Kerala on
21.10.92 on the occassion
of the swearing-in-cere-
mony of Hon’ble Mr.
Justice M. Narayana Kurup
and Hon'ble Mr. Justice
Mathew P. Mathews as
additional judges of Kerala
High Court. 1992(2) KLT
46-51
KURUP, M.B
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
25th May 1992 on the
demise of Shri K.K.
Mathew. 1992(1) KLT65-
70
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
May 27th 1992 on the
demise of Shri Thaikad N.
Subramania Iyer. 1992(1)
KLT 71-2
Menon, K.P. Radhakrishna-
retirement of - Mathews, P.
Mathew and Jagannadha
Menon, 1992 (1) KLT 17-
22
Padmanabhan, S, retirement
of - Speeches by Mathew
P. Mathews, Jagannadha
Rao and reply by S. Pad­
manabhan. 1992(1) KLT
29-34
Welcome to the new judges.
1992 (2) KLT 1-8
KUSUM
The Pre-natal diagnostic tech­
niques (Regulation and
Preventaion of Misuse) Bill
1991: A critique. 1991 (Jl-
S): 33 H LI413-7
KUTTY, K.B. MOHAMED
Tax on iter-state sale- A legal
conundrum. 1991 (D): 15
CULR 347-78
KYNDIAH, P.R
Traditional institutions and
parliamentary democracy
in Meghalaya. 1991(8): 37
JP I333-7
LABOUR
“Abolition of contract labour
system in India”. H.S.
Pandey. 1992 (F): 25 Lab
IC 19-25
“Absence due to detention in
jail: quiz”. M.M.Ahuja.
1992 (Je):25 Lab IC 86-8
Accident due to assault: Liabil­
ity of employer under
Workmen’s Compensation
Act, 1923. C.Jayaram and
K. Janardhana Rao. 1992
(M): 33 ACJ xvii-xxi
“Adjustment of dues on resigfha-
tion”. Shantimal Jain. 1992
(F)125LabIC 17-8
And now...Compulsory overtime
in Japan. DN. 1992:27 EPw
152
BJP's double-talk. 1992:27 EPw
241
Bhilai workers: Mouting repres­
sion. 1992: 27 EPW 1356
Bhilai workers on the brink.
Anjali Deshpande. 1991-
92:30 (Mains 3
“A Bull fighting on powers of
labourcourt-U/S. 33 (2) of
the Industrial Disputes Act,
1947: A legal analysis”.
M.M. Ahuja. 1992 (Ap):
.25 Lab IC 51-6
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992: 27
EPW 2089-90
“Compensation in lieu of
reinstatement or premium
for misconduct”. M.M.
Ahuja. 1992 (Ja): 25 Lab
IC 14-6
 123
Concept of retrenchment: An
appraisal of judicial and
legislative trends. Ranbir
Kaur. 1992 ; 39 pb Univ L
Rev 127-32
Constructive workers at cross­
roads. Gabriele Dietrich.
1992: 27 EPw 1970-2
“Contract Labour (Regulation
6 Abolition) Act, 1970 :
Unregistered employers &
unlicenced contractors
denominational folds”.
Brijmohan Mundra. 1992
(J l); 25 Lab IC 106-10
Deduction of full day's wages
for absence of bank of Inr
dia case. Suresh C. Srivas-
tava. 1991 (Jl-S) 33 JILI
418-28
Detenninants of bargaining struc­
ture in India: An explora­
tory exercise. Debashish
Bhattacaerjee. 1992: 27
EPW M 71-4
“Disciplinary action-employers
taken for aride-hon supply
of E.O’s reports” . Shanti-
mal Jain. 1992 (Je): 25 Lab
IC81-3
ESIS' A fraud on workers. Vijay
Kanherc. 1992 (My): 7 Law
Col 24-5
Employee stress: A study with
reference to bank employ­
ees T.R. Rajeshwari. 1992
(Ap): 2 7 IJIR 419-29
“Enforcement of equal Remu­
neration Act, 1976 and status
of women workers: Myth
and reality”. Madhuri Singh.
1992 (M a): 25 Lab IC 33-
7 punishing it”. PrakashCh-
Equaltiy principle applied to
work of same nature. Ra-
jasi Clerk. 1992 (A p): Law
Col 13-5
Exist policy : Agenda for trade
unions. Mukul. 1991-92 :
30 (33) Mains 11-2
Exist policy - end of labour
laws ? K. Chandru. 1992
(M a): 7 Law Col 4-7
Female agricultural labourers and
rural development. V.
Shobha. 1991-92 : 30(37)
Mains 27-30
Fertility and female labour force
participation in Kerala.
Mridual Eapen. 1992 : 27
EPW 2179-88
First Congress ministry and
labour; Struggles of testile
mill workers in Coimba­
tore, 1937-39. C.S. Krishna.
1992: 27 EPW 1497-1506
For more effective mobilisation.
1992: 27 EPW 1449
Foreign investor and Tu b ^h -
ing. Jayshree Sengupta.
1991-92:30 (36) Mains 15-
6
Impact of job enrichment on
work and organisatironal
indentificatiron. Pushpa
Gandhi. 1992 (Ja); 27 IJ­
IR 289-98
Indian workers in West Asia.
Protectiorn for house -
maids. 1992:27 EPW 1880-
1
Industrial exist: Red herrings
and real options. JM. 1992
: 27 EPW 247-9
“Industrial jurisprudence- at a
cross”. Bijoy Kumar. 1992
(S): 25 Lab IC 121-5
“Industrial law - Theft’ as mis-
conduct-How to go about
oudhary. 1992 (Ma): 25
Lab IC 41-3
“Industrial relations: Need to
form new exit policy”
 124
Anil Kaushik. 1992 (A p):
25 Lab IC 49-51
Jute mill-owners’ offensive
against workers. BirenRoy.
1992: 27EPW 1893-4
Labour; Facing globalisation.
1992: 27 EPW 732-3
Labour, employment and trade
unions: A review of litera­
ture. Shaji John. 1992 (O-
D ):42 SA 414-24
Labour policy: Trade unions’
retreat. 1992:27 EPW 1944
Leagal disabilities of workmen.
K. Srinivasan. 1992 (F ): 7
Corp L Ad 33-6
Legal setback for contract labour.
Gurbir Singh. 1992:27 EPW
689
“Maximisation of production,
sense of belonging and
guarantee of tenure of
employment- Supreme
Court’s point of view”.
K.P. Agrawal. 1992 (Ja):
25 Lab IC 11-4
Mechanisation and the working
class women. Lina Sen. 1992
(0 -D ):4 2 SA 391-400
Membership participation in
union activities. A. Gani.
1992 (Ja): 2 7 IJIR 243-58
Methodological issues of Dun­
lop's industrial relations
systems theory. Palmer B.
Johnnis.l992(Ja):27IJIR
227-42
The Minimum wage and social
justice. Damodar Panda.
1992 (0 -D ): 42 SA 442-9
“Misconduct, disciplinary pro­
ceeding and punishment.”
S. Ramanathan. 1992 (Ja ):
25L abIC 1-11
Niyogi's murder and trade un­
ion movement today.
Mukul. 1991-92 : 30 (19)
Mains 17-21
“Non-payment of subsistence
allowance vitiates domes­
tic enquiry”. Shantimal Jain.
1992(F): 25 Lab IC 29-31
Occupational health issues of
women in Bidi Industry.
Nitya Rao. 1991-92 ; 30
(21) Mains 27-8
Participation and the perceptions
about organizational effec­
tiveness. S.V. Hariharan and
S. Ganesan. 1991 (J e ): 32
ILS 847-53
Planation Labour Act and child
labour. Sharit K. Bhowmik.
1992 : 27 EPW 2287-9
“Principles and procedure for
disciplinary action”. M.M.
Pande. 1992 (O) : 25 Lab
IC 129-34
Proletarianisation of Indian
labour: Some evidence. B.N.
Ghosh. 1991-92: 30 (33)
Mains 31-2
“Proposed industrial relations
law - some suggestions”.
Subhash C. Sharma. 1991
(My): 25 Lab IC 65-75
Public sector employees: New
agenda for action. Mukul.
1992: 27 EPW 11125-8
“The Rate of interest and the
date of its imposition for
delays in the payment of
compensation due under
The Workmen’s Com­
pensation Act, 1923- An
overview.” N. Mahash-
wara Swamy and V. Nag-
eswaraRao. 1992 (Ma): 25
Lab IC 76- 80
“Recent amendment in EPF
Scheme-sound and fury
signifying nothing”. Shan­
timal Jain. 1992 (Ap): 25
Lab IC 56-60
 125
“Reference orders: A legal
autopsy”. M.M.Ajuja. 1992
(F); 25 Lab IC 25-9
Role making behaviour, organ­
isational priorities and
managerial situational con-
. trol. Omber Bin Sayeed.
1992 (Ap); 2 7 IJIR 346-69
Rural non-farm exployment in
India: Issues and Policy.
Vibhooti Shukla. 1992:27
EPW 1477-88
“Seniority and ad hoc serv­
ices”. Guru Gyan Singh.
1992 (N); 25 Lab IC 137-
44
Some thoughts on our trade
unions. N.R. Sheth. 1992
(Ja): 53IJSW 192(Ja): 53
IJSW 127-38
Sugarcane cutters: Between
field and factory, K.
Jothi Sivagnanam and C.
Rajendran. 1992: 27 EPW
1051
Thinking about the labour
process: Some clues from
Wetern studeis. Bernard
D’Mello. 1992:27 EPW
M 63-70
United Kingdom: Short reprieve.
1992: 27 EPW 2337-8
United Kingdom: Whither
labour? Michael Jacobs.
1992: 27 EPW 1249-51
“Unorganised labour and Mini­
mum Wages Act”. K.P.
Agrawal. 1992 (Jl): 25
Lab& IC 110-2
Wages - for purposes of contri­
bution”. Shantimal Jain.
1992 (Ma): 25 Lab IC 37-
8 ture in assured rainfall zone
West B engal: Worker's wrath.
1992: 27 EPW 1581
What do arbitrators do: Em­
pirical results and ethical
considerations in interest
arbitration. David A Dilts
and Stanley W. Elsea. 1992
(Ja): 27 IJIR 279-88
What is disablement under The
Workmen’s Compensation
Act, 1923. N. Mahesh-
wara Swamy and V. Nag-
eswara Rao. 1992 (Ma);
33 ACJ xxvi-xxxii
Workers right to health: A plea
to Parliament. Upendra
Baxi. 1992 (1): 68 An LT
57-8
Workshop on effective uses of
law for grassroot rural
workers- a report. 1992
(My-Je): 12 CC 5-12
A Year after Niyogi’s murder.
RajniBakshi. 1992:27 EPW
2157
LADDHA,R.N
“Interpretation of exemption pr­
ovision”. 1992 (My): 79
AIR 71-3
LADDHA, RAMNIWAS
“Income-Tax Act, 1961: Sec­
tion 263: Needs be scra­
pped: An autopsy” . 1992
(S): 22 TLR 529-31
“Income Tax Act, 1961 Reas­
sessment provisions - retro-
spectivity”. 1992 (Jl): 22
TLR 479-80
LAKDAWALA, D.T
ImpJicatirons of the 1992-93
budget. 1992:27 EPW 807-
9
LAKHDIVE, B.A
Scope for biological agricul­
of Maharashtra. 1991 (Ag):
6 Encology 27-34
 126
LAKHOTIA, R.N
“Finance bill, 1992-Important,
income-tax amendments for
LAND
taxpayers”. 1992(Ap): 22
TLR 294-8
LAKSHMAN, NIRMALA
Balance-sheet of Rio Confer­
ence. 1991-92: 30 (36)
Mains 5-6, 35
LAKSHMANAN, V
Order 7, rule 11 (a), C.P.C - an
insight. 1992(11): 183 M U
22-4
LAKSHM I, G
MRTP (Amendment) Act, 1991,
1 9 9 2 (F );7 C orpL A d37-
40
LAL, HARDWAR
Of legislatures and legislators.
(Ja-Ma): 28 C M U 75-80
LA L,JAW A HAR
Investors understanding of infor­
mation: Some evidence,
1992(M a):22C S211-2
LA L’S
“Delay in launching prosecu­
tion under Prevention of
Food Adulteration Act, ef­
fect”. 1992 (A g): 98 Cri U
113-5
LAL,V1KRAM
A Learning experience. 1992
(Ag): 26CBI Bull 48-53
LALVANI, HARISH
Knowledge design in vedic
and post-vedic thought.
1992 (D): 400 Sem 39-43
LALAWANI, MAHESH
Land productivity in the North
Eastern India: Cropwise
analysis in the food sector.
1992 (Ap-Je): 42 SA 192-
200
Are grazing lands‘Wastelands’?
Some evidence from Ra­
jasthan. Rita Brara. 1992:
27 EPW 411-8
Bihar’s bane: Slow progress on
land reforms. Indu Bharti.
1992: 27 EPW 628-30
Bihar’s land libCTatlon struggles.
Mukul. 1992: 27 EPW
1780-1
Centre-state consultations on
land reforms, 1972-1992.
S.R. Sankaran. 1992 (Ja-
Je): lOIASSI 184-93
Changing agrarian structure,
and directions for land
reform in Andhra Pradesh
in the 1990s. G. Partha-
sarathy. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q 34-47
Changing tenancy relations in
West Bengal: Popular
notions, grassroot realities.
G.K. Chadha and S.K.
Bhaumik. 1992: 27 EPW
1009-17, 89-98
Colonisation of tribal lands in
Indonesia; State ration­
ales, rights to land and
environmental justice. G.
Peter Penz. 1992 (Ap-Je):
42 SA 139-59
Dora and Gadi: Manifestation
of Landlord domination in
Telengana. I. Thirumali.
1992: 27 EPW 477-82
Impact of land reforms on
agrarian structure and ag­
ricultural growth in Uttar
Pradesh. Ajit Kumar Singh.
1992 (Ja-Je): lOIASSIQ
48-60
Impact of land reforms on socio-
 127
economic conditions of
peasants in Himachal
Pradesh. D.V. Singh, R.L.
VamaandB.K.Sikka. 1992
(Ja-Je): 10 lASSIQ 123-44
Impact on the failure to serve
notice under Sec. 7 of Tamil
Nadu Land Encroachment
Act, 1905: A critical note
on S. Antonysamy v. The
Government of Tamil Nadu
represented by its secre-
tarty. Revenue Department,
Madras, (1991) 1 L.W. 260.
M. Sekhar. 1992 (1) 182
M U 13
K. Ramachandran v. Special
Commissioner & Commis­
sioner for Land Reforms,
(1990)2 M.L.J. 496. N.
Vijayaraghavan. 1992 (1)
182 M U 15-6
Land ceiling in Orissa. B. Bhuyan
andB.Mohanty. 1992 (Ja-
J e ) : 10 lASSIQ 110-22
Land reform and agricultural
development. V.M. Dan-
dekar. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q 180-3
Land reform and complemen­
tary measures in Kerala.
K.N. Raj. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q20-4
Land reform and its impact on
land structure and peasant
class relations in Bihar.
Jagdish Prasad. 1992 (Ja-
Je): lOIASSI Q 94-105
Land reforms and Kunja Babu.
D.Bandyopadhyay. 1992-
93: 31(5) Mains 13-5
Land reform and rural devel­
opment: Highlights of a
national seminar. T. Haque
and G. Parthasarathy. 1992:
27 EPW 395-7
Land reform experiences: Per­
spective for strategy and
programmes. V.M. Rao.
1992: 27 EPW A50-64
Land reforms: The next step.
Kripa Shankar. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 10 lA SSIQ 158-62
Land reform in Haryana. P.C.
Bansil. 1992 (Ja-Je) : 10
lASSI Q 145-57
Land reforms in India - A re­
view. Alice Jocob. 1992
(Ja-Je); 10IA SSIQ 6-19
Land -rights of scheduled tribes
in Madhya Pradesh. M.L.
Patel. 19912 (Ja-Je): lOIASSI
Q 106-9
Landlessness in rural India: An
inter-regional perspective.
S.D.Sawant. 1992 (Ja-Je):
10 lA SSIQ 25-33
‘Operation Barga’ and its
impact on tenancy pattern
and productivity. SaSanka
Sekhar Pal. 1992 (Ja-Je):
10 lA SSIQ 61-86 ,
Permanent tenure in Kerala:
Features of the law,. N.S.
Soman. 1991 (D): 15CULR
400-16
Reorienting land reform poli­
cies. Issues for considera­
tion. Tarlok Singh. 1992
(Ja-Je): 10 lASSIQ 163-70
Revenue laws and land ad­
ministration in Orissa - A
critique. Ajit Kumar Tri-
pathy. 1992 (Ja-Ma): 37
Adm 115-33
Saving the wetlands. 1991 -92:
96 CWN 72
Shetkari Sanghtana and the
pursuit of ‘Laxmi Mukti’.
Gopal Guru. 1992:27 EPW
1463-5
Solving the complex problem
of land transfers in a reha­
bilitation project. Sanjay
 128
Purohit. 1992 (Ap-Je): 37
Adm 91-4
Some issues of land reforms in
Bihar. PradhanH. Prasad.
1992 (Ja-Je); 10 lASSI Q
87-93
Whither land teform? A seminar
exchange. T. Haque and
G. Parthasarathy. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 10 lASSIQ 171^9
LANGFORD, CHARLES C
Gender in parent-child interac­
tions; Observation of prox­
imity in two Thanjavar vil­
lages. 1992 (Jl); 53USW
399-409
Head of household, gender,
age, and inaccurate infor­
mation : Evidence from a
South Indian village. 1992
( J l ) ; 5 3 IJSW 385-98
LANGUAGE
Educating judge. AlokRai. 1992
(Ma): 391 Sem 55-8
An Experiment in literacy. M.P.
Parameswaran. 1992 (Ma):
391 Sem 30-3
Future prospects of Urdu in
India. AtherFarouqui. 1991-
92: 30 (Ann) Mains 99-107
The Indian face of English.
Yamuna Kachru. 1992
(Ma): 391 Sem 43-6
Is Sanskrit dying ? Hans Hen-
rich Hook. 1992(Ma): 391
Sem 17-20
Language policy models. W.W.
Bostock and S.V. Rao. 1992
(Ma): 391 Sem 26-9
Multilingual learning. Nandita
Chaudhary and N. Supama.
1992 (Ma): 391 Sem 39-42
Pan-Indian universals. Anvita
A bbi.l992(M a):391Sem
20-5
The Problem. Rummini Bhaya
Nair. 1992 (M a): 391 Sem
12-6
Rewind to childhood. Peggy
• Mohan. 1992 (Ma) : 391
Sem 34-8
Wiping out English. Mary S.
Zurtiuchen. 1992 (M a): 391
Sem 47-54
LARRDIS
The 36th Commonwealth Par-
liamentaiy Conference: An
overview. 1991(D): 37 JPI
541-66
First Conference of Chairmen
of Committees of Privileges
of LokSabha.RajyaSabha ,
and state legislatures in
India. 1992 (Je): 38 JPI
19Q-5
Conference of Presiding Offi­
cers of legislatures in
India. 1992 (Je) : 38 JPI
186-9
Election of the Deputy Chair­
man of Rajya Sabha. 1992
(S ): 38 JPI 345-9 -
Election of Deputy Speaker of
the Lok Sabha. 1991 (D):
37 JPI 575-8
Members of Tenth Lok Sabha
Soacio-economic study.
1991 (S): 37 JPI 459-82
Seminar on Constitution of India
in precept and practice.
1992 (Je): 38 JPI 170-9
LATIFI, DANLVL
Rights of divorced muslim
women: The shah B ano
case and after. 1992 (J1-S)
: 28 CMLJ 233-5
LAW GENERAL
Arbitrary laws - danger to soci-
 129
ety. K.C. Kannabiran. 1991-
92: 30(33) Mains 6, 35
The Bhowal Sanyasi case. T.G.
John. 1992(1)K LT80
The Erosion of institutions.
Rajindar Sachar. 1992 (Ap-
Je): 28CMLJ 123-7
Extra-territorial jurisdiction.
RM.Bakshi. 1992(D): Law
Col 15-6
Inaugural speech (Keynote
address at the inauguration
of Navin-Chandra Desai
Law Foundatiron on 21st
March 1992 delivered at
Ahmedabad). P.B. Sawant.
1992(1): 12G ujLH 25-9
International Law Assocation -
65th Deinnial Conference,
Cairo, P.H. Parekh. 1992
(Ja-Je): 24 lA 84-91
Islamic and Western laws on
Compulsion: A compara­
tive view. K,A. E. Fadl.
1992-91: 10& 11 Islamic
CLQ 29-76
The Language of the law in
multilingual and pluralistic
Indian settings: The Indian
experiences. K.L. Bhatia.
1991 (Ja-Je): 27C M U 49-
56
“Law and the common man”.
B.B. Panda. 1992 (My):
98 Cri U 76-9
Lecture delivered on 16.10.1992
at Y.N. College, Narasapur
under the aegis of U.G.C.
Indian Legal system - A
microview. M.N. Rao. 1992
(3): 70 An LT 26-32
March of law. 1992 (1): 182
M U 3-32
Our systems ijeing weaken. K.F.
Rustamji. 1992 (Ap-Je):
2 8 C M U 155-64
The Parameters and perils of
dissent by direct action.
V.R. Krishna Iyer. 1992
(Jl-S): 28CMLJ 171-81
The Public trust doctrine in
New York. Monica Jahan
Bose. 1992(Ag-S);7Law
Col 23-6
Science and law are uneasy bed
fellows. V.N.Sehgal. 1991
(Ag) : 25 CBI Bull 13-8
Some reflections on the year
1991. 1992 (1): 182 M U
19-22
Wade, William. An interview
by Indira Jaising. 1992 (Ma):
7 Law Col 28-9
LAW REPORTING
Reporting of judicial proceed­
ings: The legal aspect.
P.M. Bakshi. 1992: 39 Pb
Univ L Rev 1-7
LEELAKRISHNAN, P
Compensation for governmen­
tal lawlessness. 1992(Ma):
16 CULR 52-75
LEGAL AID
Legal aid. B.IndiraRam. 1992
(2): 69 An LT 27-33
‘Legal aid - still in its infancy’.
S.Radhakrishna. 1992(Ja-
Ma): 28 C M U 51-64
Legal aid to indigent litigants.
R.Deb. 1991 (N-D): 25 CBI
Bull 5-18
Right to free legal aid and
Human Rights: A revisit
to their correlations. Jagmcv
han Singh. 1991 (Ap-Je);
27 C M U 127-46
Role of Sri Justice R.C. Pat-
naik in the legal aid move­
ment in Orissa. Hrudaya
BallavDas, 1992:73CLT
30-3
Social justice and legal aid
 130
movement - Role of law­
yers. P.C.Juneja. 1992:39
PbU nivL Rev 186-201
LEGAL EDUCATION
The Decline of legal education.
D.C. Pande. 1992 (Ap-Je):
28 C M U 138-9
Learning objectives of legal J
education in India; A cri­
tique. A.M. Varkey. 1991
(D); 15 CULR 444-54
LEGAL HISTORY
Impact of cultural pluralism in
political discourse and legal
developement; Some re­
flections from the Indian
scene. N.R. Madhava
Menon. 1992 (Ja-Je): 24
lA 24-7
Reorganisation of legal system
in Northern Nigeria: Apra-
isal of 1958 recommenda­
tions. Musa A. Ajetunmobi.
1990-91: lO & llIsla m ic
CLQ 96-108
LEGAL PROFESSION
“Appointment of Govt. Coun­
sel and effect of change
of government”. Keshav
Dayal. 1992 (F) : 79 AIR
23-5
Art o f advocacy and the five
functions of the lawyer.
Arthur T. Vanderbilt. 1992
(1): 12G ujLH 12-9
Art of cross-examination. Louis
Nizer. 1992 (1) : 12 Guj
LH 2-11
Bar and judiciary. A.N. Grover.
1991 (J-S): 27 C M U 163-
73
Boycott of court by lawyers.
P.K. Jose. 1992 (2) KLT 9-
10
A Case of wish fulfillment (In
defence of the legal profes­
sion). 1992 (F): 7 Law Col'
30-1
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
21.10.1992 on theoccas-
sion of the swearing - in -
ceremony ofH on’bleM r.
Justice M. Narayana Kurup
and Hon’nle Mr. Justice
Mathew P. -Mathews as
additional judges of kerala
High Court, Speech by MB.
Kurup and M.L. Joseph and
reply by Hon’ble K. Naray­
ana Kurup and and MaUi-
ews. Methew. 1992 (2)
KLT 46-51
G. Ramaswamy: Debasing the
office of Attorney General.
Prashant Bhushan. 1992
(N): 7 Law Col 4-8
Inaugural speech. [Keynote
address at the inaugurati-
ron of Navin Chandra E>esai
Law Foundation on 21st
March 1992 delivered at
Ahmedabad]. P.B. Sawant.
1992(1): 12 Guj LH 25-9
The Lawyer in the making
problems and panacea.
T.P. Kelu Nambiar. 1992
(2): 69 An LT 9-14
Menon, K.P. Radhakrishna-re-
tirement of - Speeches by
M.B. Kurup and Jagan-
nadha Rao, reply by K.P.
Radhakrishna Menon. 1992
(1) KLT 17-22
Need to amend rule 21 A.P.
Advocate Fee Rules of 1990.
V. Raghu. 1992(3): 70 An
LT 34-6
Padmanabhan, S-retirement of.
Speeches by M.B. Kurup,
Jagannadha Rao and reply
by S. Padmanabhan. 1992
(1) KLT 29-34
 131
“Role of lawyers in effecting
compromise of suit”. Ke-
shav Dayal. 1992 (Ag): 79
AIR 115-7 = 1991-92:96
C W N 129-32 1992(Ja-Je):
24 lA 100-2
Role of notary in the civilised
society. Kailash Ch. Rout.
1992; 73 CLT 22=4
“Speech by Hon’ble Mr. H.R.
Khanna while inauguraing
lawyers’ conference at
Allahabad on 21.12.1991".
1992; 90 ALT 1-5
Traditirons of the bar. Text of
Lecture delivered at M.C.
Setalvad Memorial Lec­
tures. M.N. Venkarachal-
liah.l992(Je): 79 AIR 81-
7 Balasubrahmanyan. 1992:
LEGISLATION
Legislation to be rooted to the
soil. A.P.Pandey. 1991 (Jl-
S): 33 JIL I441-3
Need for an am endment: The
consequence of an amend­
ment”. A.K.V. JogiNaidu.
1992 (My): 79 AIR 73-5
“Statement of objects and rea­
sons. 1992 (2) KLT 16-20
LEVINE, PAUL
European monetary union: The
issues. 1992:27 EPW 261-
4 LOBO, JOHN
European monetary union and
fiscal policy. 1 ^ 2 :2 7 EPW
1972-4
LIBEL
Innuendo in the law of defama­
tion. P.M. Bakshi. 1992 (Jl):
7 Law Col 26-7
Libel by misquotation. A.G.
Noorani 1992; 27 EPW 250
Local bodies cannot sue for li­
bel. A.G. Noorani. 1992:
27 EPW 620
LIBRARY SCIENCE
Library information centre auto­
mation training course at
Penang, Malaysia. 1992
(My-Je): 12CC16-8
LIEBERM AN,S.S
EOS and the poor: Evidence
from longitudinal village
studies. 1992: 27 EPW A
19-22
LIETEN, G.K
Caste, gender and class in
Panchayats; Case of Bardha-
man. West Bengal. 1992:
27 EPW 1567-74
LITERATURE
Cakes, ale and ideology. Vimal
27 EPW 503-4
Of Egypt, India and Central
Asia. Amrik Singh. 1991-
92: 30 (21) Mains 19-21
Orientalism and after: Ambiva­
lence and cosmopolitan
location in the work of
Edward Said. Aijan Ah­
mad. 1992: 27 EPW PE
98-116
Production of authenticity: The
Indo-Anglian critical tradi­
tion. Ajanta Sircar. 1992:
27 EPW 1921-6
Neutrality, impartiality & the
police. 1991 (Ag): 25 CBI
Bull 3-4
Professionalism and the police.
1992 (Ap); 26 CBI Bull 1-2
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Calcutta corporation: Bloated
and inefficient. 1992: 27
EPW 1721-2
Caste, gender and class in Pan­
chayats: Case of Barddha-
 132
man, West Bengal. G.K.
Lieten. L92-.27EPW 1567-
74
Local government in modem
Mauritius. ChitG. Dukhira.
1992(Ap-Je); 38 UFA 139-
52
Panchayat bill decreptions.
Bunker Roy. 1991-92:30
(52) Mains 25-6
Panchayati Raj: Judiciary to
rescue. 1992; 27 EPW 1357
Trivialisation of rural politics:
Zilla Parishad and Corpo­
ration elections in Mahar­
ashtra. Gopal Guru. 1992;
27 EPW 501-2
LOHIA, RAM MANOHAR
Politics of succession, 1991-
92: 30 (Ann) Mains 122-4
LOPEZ-REYES, TAMON
The End ofthe cold war: Impli­
cations for neutrality and
non-alignment. 1992 (Ap-
Je); 14 GM 9-29
LOTHIGLUS,JAN
Tighter emission limits for
vehicles. 1992 (Ap): 6
Encology 31-3
LOVGREN, KERSTIN
Stop mercury inputs. 1991 (Ag):
6 Encology 25-6
MCDERMOTT, JENNIFER
The European Court judgment
in “Spycatcher”. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 24 lA 14-23
MACDNOLD, IAN
Rascism in Europe: The future
of EEC immigratiron and
refugee law. 1992 (My): 7
Law Col 13-7
MADALE, NAGASURA T
Nonviolent alternative in a
crisis situation: The Phil­
ippine case. 1992 (Ap-Je);
14 GM 166-79
MADAN, T.N
Fundamentalism. 1992 (Je); 394
Sem 23-5
MADHAVAN, K
The Criminal justice system.
1992 (Jl); 26 CBI Bull 4-8
MADHAVAN, S
Recovery of erroneous refunds
under excise law. 1992:62
Exc LTA23-7
MADHAVAN, THUPPAL
Impact of intervention on the
parental perceptions and
expectations of their men­
tally retanJed children. 1992
(Ap): 53 IJSW 191-201
MAGO, L.D
Issues in Indo-Soviet trade.
1991(Ap-S) : 26 FTR 40-
55
MADHAVAN, KUTTAN .
Population policy in India:
Perspectives for the future.
1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA 227-
40
MAHAJAN, ASHWANI
Postures and realities. 1991-92:
30 (25) Mains 15-7
MAHAJAN, KRISHAN
Army sentencing. 1991 (Ap-
Je): 27 C M U 151-2
MAHAJAN, N.V
Scope for biological agricul­
ture in assured rainfall zone
of Maharashtra. 1991 (Ag):
6 Encology 27-34
MAHALINNGAM, K.S
Medical profession and consum-
 133
erism. 1992 (II): 183 MLJ
11-2
Summary of Consumer Protec-
tironAcL 1992(1): 182 M U
23-4
MAHANTA,J
“Silent decriminalisation of
prostitution (1956) in
India”. 1992 (Ma); 98Cri
U 4 4 -5
MAHAPATRA,A
A Community based study of
the sociological aspects of
night blindness in the des­
ert region of Rajasthan. 1992
(Ja): 53 IJSW 45-50
MAHAPATRA, RAJESH
Economy: Time to change the
pilot. 1991-92 : 30 (18)
Mains 4, 34
MAHARATNA, ARUP
Bihar famine, 1966-67 and
Maharashtra drought, 1970-
73: The demographic con­
sequences. 1992:27EPW
1325-32
MAHAWAL, SHAKUNTALA
Extradition and terrorism. 1991-
92: 30 (13) Mains 6-7
MAHENDRAN,A
Second IWRS symposium on
water conservatiron for
national developm ent:
Participation report. 1989
(Ap-Je): 36 Bha 100-2
MAHESHWARI, SHRIRAM
Administering population count­
ing. 1992 ( J l-S ): 38 IJPA
393-403
MAHMOOD, TAfflR
Islamic jurisprudence and the
indigenous laws. 1991 (O-
D): 27 CMLJ 302-12
MAHMOOD, TAfflR
Islamic law in Indian Courts
1989-1990. 1990-91:10&
11 Islamic CLQ 127-42
MAHMOOD, TAfflR
Religion and theconstiution in
Nepal, Maldives and In­
dia- a comparative over­
view of three South-Asian
models. 1992 (Jl-S): 28
C M U 182-95
MAINGI, H.K
SSI exemption for body build­
ers. 1992:57. excLTA 23-
5
MAJUMDAR,ASHOK
Rediscovery of Ram and Ram
Rajya. 1991-92: 30 (29)
Mains 23-7
MAJUMDAR, ASHOK
Terai: Jungle law and terrorism.
1991-92: 30 (37) Mains
24-6
MAJUMDAR, MODHUMITA
Communism at the crossroads.
1991-92:30(19) Mains 15-
6
Is Dhaka closer to Calcutta than
New Delhi? 1991-92: 30
(27) Mains 32-3
MAKANI, SHARMA
Religionsity vis-a-vis institu­
tionalised religion, 1991-
92: 30 (38) Mains 17-24
MARKER, SATPAL SINGH
Correctional objectives of prison:
A critique on Justice Krishna
Iyer’s correctional medita­
tion. 1992: 39 Pb Univ L
Rev 143-8
MAKOMBE, N.C
Speech by Mr. N.C. Makombe,
 134
Speaker, Par..ament of
2^babe(Concluding cere-,
mony of the 37th Com­
monwealth Parliamentary
Conference, 28 September
1991). 1991 (D): 37 JPI
516-7
MALAVIYA, A.N
Some facts. 1992 (Ag): 396
Sem 16-20
MALGAVKAR, P.D
Quality of life to arrest popula­
tion growth. 1992 (Jl-S):
38 UPA 404-21
MALGI, T.S
Private sector banks: Bright days
ahead. 1992:27EPW301-
4 Menu of fmancial indicators
MALHOTRA,G.C
The First woman speaker [Ms.
Betty Boothraya] of The
British House of Commons.
1992 (S): 38 JPI 342-4
MALHOTRA, PREETY
Energy consumption in the
transportation sector and
its environmental impli­
cations: A case study of
Delhi. 1992(Ap): 6Encol-
ogy 7-18
MALLIK, BASANTA KUMAR
Ambedkar as a builder of
Modem India. 1991-92:30
(25) Mains 21-5
MAMDANI, MAHMOOD
Africa: Democratic theory and
democratic struggles. 1992:
27 EPW 2228-32
MAMDANI, MAHMOOD
Research and transformation:
Reflections on a visit to
South Africa. 1992:27 EPW
1055-62
MANAGEMENT
Crisis of management research
in India. Rajen K. Gupta.
1992: 27 Et»W 1785-6
Efficacy of employees’directors
instate Bank of Indore: A
case study. P.K. Ghosh and
P.K. Gupta. 1992 (Ap): 27
IJIR 412-8
Executives stress and its corre­
lates. Neera Pant and
GopaBhardwaj. 1992 (Ap):
27 UIR 396-411
Managerial promotions: Per­
ception of public and pri­
vate sector executives.
Kaleem Mohd Khan and
M.KhaIidAzam. 1992 (Ja):
27 UIR 299-308
used in MOUs: An exer­
cise in clarification. Praja-
pati Trivedi and M.P. Vithal.
1992:27 EPW M59-62
Organisation design - The emer­
ging trends. J.L. Rastogi.
1992(Ja-Ma): 37Adm 69-
76
MANGALA,AVINASH
CHANDRA
“Administration of justice in the
army”. 1992 (S): 79 AIR
135-7
MANI, SUNIL
Government intervention in
commercial crop develop­
m ent: India’s natural rub­
ber industry. 1992:27 EPW
A83-92
New industrial policy: Barriers
to entry, foreign invest­
ment and privatisation.
1992:27 EPW M86-94
MANIVANNAN, R
1991 Tamil Nadu Elections-
 135
Issues, strategies and per­
formance. 1992;27EPW
164-70
MANJUNATH, D
The Role of opposition in a
parliamentary democracy.
1991 (S):37JPI311-2
MANOHAR, ASHOK
SociM legislation or instrument
of exploitation? 1992; 27
EPW 693-4
MANOHAR, P
Salient features of SEBI guide­
lines. 1992(11): 22 CS 597-
604
MANOR, JAM ES
BJP in South India: 1991 Gen­
eral Election. 1992:27 EPW
1267-73
MANU
“He is free from debt who has
offered sacrifices who has
begotten a son and who has
lived as student with a
teacher”'. 1992 (O): 23 La
161-2
MARKS, LAW RENCE J
International ethical concerns
of U.S. executives: A poten­
tial barrier to investment in
some developing country
markets. 1992 (Ja-Ma):
FTR 253-61
m a r r ia g e& DIVORCE
A Comment on Leelamma v.
Dilip Kumar alias Kocha-
niya- 1992 (1) KLT651.
K.N. Chandrasekharan Pil-
lai. 1992 (l)K L T 53-7
“Consensual bigamy: Justifica­
tion in some cases.” GJ.S.
Sandhu. 1992 (Je): 98 Cri
U 9 0 -2
“Controlling cruelty and gran­
ting maintenance; Some
suggestions”. ShobhaSax-
ena. 1992 (Je): 98 Cri LJ
87-9
Disciplining matrimonial mis­
conduct. Amita Dhanda.
1991 (Jl-S): 33 JILI 429-
31
Dissolution of marriages and
other remedies. Niiima
Dutta. 1992 (Ma): 7 Law
Col 21-3
“Divorce and iddat period of
Muslim Law”. Iqbal Ahmad
Ansari. 1992: 9 0 A U 5 -6
Divorce by mutual consent: A
plea to fetter the assumed
unfettered powers by the
courts under section 13B
of the Hindu Marriage Act,
1955. Daljeet Singh and
Manjit Singh Nijjar. 1992
(Jl-S ): 28 C M U 207-15
Hindu marriage as aSamskara:
A resolvable conundrum.
B.N. Sampath. 1991 (J-S):
33 JILI 319-31
Lacuna in Sec. 17 of the Hindu
Marriage Act; A sugges­
tion: Plea for uniform civil
code. Ranjini Ram. 1992
(F); 23 La 99-102
Let them bury the marriage
breakdown theory: Its In­
dian perspective. B.K.
Sharma and VijayNagpal.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
83-97
Maintenance for women: Rhe­
toric of equality. Flavia
Agnes. 1992:27 EPW 2233-
5
Muslim Women (Protection of
Rights on Divorce) Act
1986-whether a money
minting machinery? Samji
 136
David. 1992(1) KLT60-
1 1992 : 14 DLR 128-33
Nature and effects of unlawful
marriages in Maliki law.
Mohammad Tabiu. 1990-
91: 10 & 11 lalamic CLQ
77-95
“Need for codification of mar­
riages laws of muslims”.
Bhagwati Prasad Singhal..
1992 (D): 79 AIR 183-7
Personality disorders and nul­
lity of marriage according
to Church jurisprudence.
Joseph Vadakumcherry.
1992 (l)K L T 45-8
Polygamy in Shastric law - A
study in comparison with
Shari’ah rules. Kiran B. Jain.
1990-91:10 & 11 Islamic
CLQ 169-86
Polygamy under the general civil
laws of India: Statues of
civil marriage and rules of
civil service. Kiran Gupta.
1992: 14 DLR 146-64
Proof of bigamy. Surinder Singh.
1992(Ap-Je):28CMU147-
8 Evolving optimum media-mix
Recognition of foreign divorces
in India. Indermeet Kaur.
1992 (Ja-Je): 24 lA 76-83
Recognition of foreign di­
vorce decrees in India: A
case for contextual inter­
pretation. La kshmi Jamb-
holkar. 1991 (Jl-S): 33
JIL I432-8
Restitution-A regressive rem­
edy. Jayaprakash Sen. 1992
(A g-S):7L aw C ol21-2
The Travails of the Ameena
case. Shamona Khanna.
1992 (My): 7 Law Col 22-
3 EPW 1489-96
Validity of inter-religious mar­
riages under Hindu Law.
Poonam Pradhan Saxena.
Women protection and mat­
rimonial maintenance laws
in India. Shiv Sahai Singh.
1989:6 Kan LJ 27-47
MARWAH, SHALINI
Anortion: A socio-legal out­
look. 1992: 39 Pb Univ L
Rev 202-8
MARWAH, VED
Cop-pingout? 1992(0): 398
Sem32-5MASOODI, G.S
Criminal liability at Is­
lamic and Western Laws-
Parallel and distinctive
features. 1990-91:10& 11
Islamic CLQ 1-16
MASS MEDIA
Challenge before television in
India. Chanchal Sarkar.
1991-92:30 (52) Mains 26-
8
Communalism and Indian me­
dia. N.P. Chekkutty. 1991-
92: 30 (45) Mains 14-7'
and communication strate­
gies for rural markets.
RajendraK. Aneja. 1992:
27EPW M 75-9
Hypermedia: The information
System of the 90s. Ramesh
Subramanian and M. Jam-
bukesan. 1991 (0-D): 36
Adm 97-101
Independent TV auctions inUK:
Coup ! Fiasco ! Doldrums!
Jag Mohan. 1991-92: 30
(29) Mains 15-7
The Media and cultural politics.
Lloyd I. Rudolph. 1992:27
Promoting free media in Cenr
tralAsia. 1991-92: 30(54)
Mains 4-6
 137
Public response to cable TV.
R.Dyal. 1991-92; 30 (22)
Mains 29-30
Sham of electronic media liber­
alisation. Som Senegal.
1991-92:30(49)Mains 11-
4
MATHEW , GEORGE
Orissa municipal elections: A
significant step. 1991-92:
30 (30) Mains 32-3
M ATHEW , MATHEWS P
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
21-10-1992 on the occas-
sion of the swearing - in -
ceremony of Hon’ble Mr.
Justice M. Narayana Kurup
and Hon’ble Mr. Justice
Mathews P. Mathew as
additional judges of Kerala
High Court. 1992 (2) KLT
46-51
MATHUR, B.P
Can exports help us achieve
economic sovereignty?
1991-92: 30 (35) Mains
10-2
MATHUR, DIVYA
An Anton piller order to
safeguard against destruc­
tion of evidence. 1992
(0 ):9 C M U 6 2 -6
MATHUR, K.K
Population stablisation-The
foremost priority for the
nation. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 DPA
241-9
MATHUR, KANCHAN
Bhateri rape case: Backlash
and protest. 1992:27EPW
2221-4
MATHUR, NITA
Evolving strategies for tribal
development. 1991-92: 30
(20) Mains 1 7-22
MATHUR,
S.MANOHAR PRASAD
The Judgment 1992 (1) AN.WR.
372-A case study. 1992(2)
: 69 An LT 59-62
The Negotiable Instruments Act
1881-Amendment to sec­
tions 138-142-Necessi-
tated”. 1992(Je):98C riU
92-5
MATSON, JIM
Poverty and inequality in China
and India. 1992: 27 EPW
701-15
MATULEWICH, VINCENT
A. M.S
Environmental crimes prosecu­
tion: A law enforcement
partnership. 1991 (Ag): 25
CBI Bull 19-22
MAYO, M ICHAEL A
International ethical concerns
of U.S. executives: A poten­
tial barrier to investment in
some developing country
markets. 1992(Ja-Ma): 26
FTR 253-61
MAZUMDAR, DIPAK
International comparisons and
GNP measures. 1992: 27
EPW 2367-71
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
Medical ethics and legalities.
Lakshmi Menon. 1991 (0-
D): 27 CMLJ 265-8
Medico-legal significance of
• burn injuries. Punam Rani
andK.Kumar. 1992 (Ma):
7 Law Co! 17-20
 138
“Reasonable force on accused
for medical examination.”
A.N. Saha. 1992 (M a): 98
C riL J45-8
MEENAKSHI, J.V
Partial decontrol of fertiliser
prices. 1992:27 EPW 2347-
8 tion growth. 1992 (Jl-S):
MEHDI, ALI
“The Public Liability Insurance
Act, 1991-A critical ap­
praisal”. 1992 (Ma); 79
AIR 36-9
MEHDI, SYED SIKANDER
Islam and nonviolence. 1992
(Ap-Je): 14 GM 115-40
MEHRA, AJAY K
Indian foreign policy: Reori­
entation is inevitable. 1991-
92: 30(13) Mains 27-30
RAF cannot substitute police
role. 1992-93:31 (6) Mains
26-8
MEHTA, BALRAJ
A Demeaning exercise. 1991-
92: 30(19) Mains 22-4
Fatalistic dependence on for­
eign crutches. 1991-92:30
(12) Mains 11-2
MEHTA, BHAVNA
Gender and Communal roits.
1992: 27 EPW 2522-4
MEHTA, H.S
Political economy of popula­
tion growth. 1992(J1-S):
28 IJPA 373-87
MEHTA, M.H
Promises of agrobiotechnology
bioinseticides and biofer­
tilizers in focus. 1992(Ja):
6Encology 1-7
MEHTA, P.L
Constitutional philosophy of
one rank one pension: Myth
and reality. 1991 (Jl-S):
27 C M U 203-8
MEHTA, SWARNJIT
Political economy of popula­
39 IJPA 373-87
MENON,
A. CHANDRASEKHARA
Checks and balances under the
constitution of Trinidad
and Tobago. 1991(J1-S):
33 J IL I390-4
MENON, K J». RADHAKRISHNA
Menon, K.P. Radhakrishna -
retirement of Mathews, P.
Mathew, M.P. Kurup and
Jagannadha Rao. 1992(1)
KLT 17-22
MENON, N.C
Emergence of Bill Clinton. 1991-
92: 30(41) Mains 6, 32
MENON, N.N
What (F) ails our exports. 1992:
62ExcLT A 104-6, 14
MENON, N.R. MADHAVA
Impact of cultural pluratlism in
political discourse and legal
development: Some reflec­
tions from the Indian scene.
1992 (Ja-Je): 24 lA 24-7
MENON, USHA
The Convention on biodiver­
sity, intellectual property
rights and policy options.
1992 (Ap-Je): 42 SA 120-
38
MENSKI, W.F
Hindu Talaq: On a progressive
divorcelawforlndia. 1989
(1) KLT 23-30
 139
MENSKI, W ERNER F
Bottlenecks of justice? A fur­
ther note on the limits of
public interest litigation.
1992 (l)K L T 57-60
Recent changes in the citizen­
ship law of India. 1992(1):
33 (1) GLR x-vili = 1992
(l)K L T 35-42
MILANI, HAMID
The US budget deficit and the
trade balance; An empiri­
cal analysis. 1992(Ja-Ma):
26 FTR 262-70
MILITARY LAW
Army sentencing. Krishan
Mahajan. 1991(Ap-Je): 27
C M U 151-2
M ILLER, B.D
Female infanticide in rural South
India. 1992:27EPW1153-
6 Scheduled castes and social
M ILLER, W ILLIAM F
Regionalism and globalism. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 26 FTR 242-52
MINHAS, B.S
Educational deprivation and its
role as a spoiler of acces to
better life in India: Techni­
M IR, M.S
cal report no. 9014. 1992
(Jl-S); 37 Adm 25-40
MINHAS, SURJIT SINGH
Distribution of powers in fed­
MISHRA, AMARESH
eral structure. 1991 (D):
37 J P I567-74
Private members’ business. 1991
(S): 37 JPI 338-42
MINORITIES
The Case of a scheduled caste
(In defence of the legal
profession). A.A. Kudrolli.
1992 (Ag-S): Law Col 42-3
Identifying other bacliward
classes. A. Ramiah. 1992:
27EPW 1203-7
Minorities under The Indian
Constitution: Some concep­
tual issues. M.L. Upadhaya.
1989:6 Kan LJ 94-100
“Minority educational institu­
tion: Comment on deci­
sion in M.H. Walters v.
The Basel Mission Higher
Educatiron Centre Dhar-
wad, AIR 1991 SC 2230”.
Anil Kaushik. 1992 (N):
79 AIR 171-3
Origins of Backward Classes
Commission. J.P. Chatur-
vedi. 1991-92:30 (17) Mains
24-8
Responding to social anguish.
Vishwanath Pratap Singh.
1991-92:30 (35) lylains 6,
35
justice: A Karnataka case
in point. Ambarao Upla-
onkar. 1992 (Ja): 53 DSW
39-44
Story of Chuni Kotal. Mahasveta
Devi. 1992:27EPW 1836-
7
Drinking water supply pro­
gramme in Kashmir. 1989
(O-D): 36 Bha 262-5
Approaching a decisive junc­
ture. 1992:27 EPW 2158-9
BJP Gains by default. 1992:27
EPW 393-4
Political alignments in the
making. 1992:27 EPW
2225-6
Towards a left-led anti-commu­
nal platform. 1992:27 EPW
2521-2
 140
MISRA, BAIDYANATH
Integration between urban and
rural areas. 1991(0-D): 10
lASSI Q 21-30
Socialism and Indian planning.
199KO-D): 10 lASSI Q
96-105
MISHRA, BRUMOHAN
Parliament and the press. 1991
(5); 37 JP I343-6
MISHRA, DEEPAK
Growing Communalisation of
politics. 1992:27 EPW 1965
Hunger in Kalahandi: Blinkered
understanding. 1992:27
EPW 1245-6
MISRA, DEVI P
The Dynamics of industrial
sickness: A strategic ap­
proach to 2000A.D. 1992
(Je): 22 CS 501-4
MISHRA, GIRISH
Unworkability of ‘Trickle-down’
strategy in India. 1991 -92:
30(25) Mains 17-9
MISHRA, K.N
A Comparative study of achieve­
ment motivation and scho­
lastic achievement in rela­
tion to self concept. 1992
(Ja): 53 IJSW 139-42
MISHRA, KIRAN
Remembering B.P. Koirala.
1991-92:30(39)Mains 19-
20
MISHRA, KUMUDA RANJAN
Arrest (V) personal liberty. 1992:
74 CLT 19-23
MISHRA, LAKSHMIDHAR
Total literacy campaign: Still
an unwritten chapter in
Indian history. 1991-92:30
(6) Mains 11-6
Total literacy campain - I I : Still
an unwritten chapter in In­
dian history. 1991-92 : 30
(47) Mains 20-8
MISHRA, R.K
Credit rating; A new concept in
security analysis in India.
1992 (My): 22 CS 412-5
MISRA, R.P
Integrated approach to planning
- An imperative. 1991(0-
D): 10IA SSIQ 41-5
MISHRA, RAJAKISHORE
“On thejudge made laws”. 1992
(Ap): 79 AIR 49-52
Discretion to disobey. 1992:74
CLT 24-31
MISRA, S.C
The Students and the police.
1992 (S): 26C B I Bull 3-8
MISHRA, SHY AM NANDAN
Restore consensus, pull back
from the brink: Letter to
PM on new economic pol­
icy. 1991-92: 30 (24) Mains
5-8
MISHRA, SRIKANTA
“Sickness in industries and the
key to revival from it”.
Srikanta Mishra. 1992 (Ma):
25 Lab IC 44-7
Sources of law in Hindu and
Islamic jurisprdence: Some
similarities. 1990-91: 10&
11Islamic CLQ 165-8
MISRA, SURYA NARAYAN
Disarmament non-aligned mo­
vement and India today.
1992 (Jl-S):42SA 259-70
MISHRA, SUSHANT KUMAR
Symbol of cultural domination.
1991-92:30 (36) Mains 29-
30
 141
M ISHRA, T.K
India’s foreign trade: Lessons
and challenges. 1992 (Ja-
Je); 48 IQ 49-58
MISHRA, U.S
Decline in sex ratio; Alterna­
tive explariation revisited.
1992: 27 EPW 2505-8
Fertility policy in India: Need
for a fresh thinking. 1992
(Jl-S): 3 8 IJPA 276-90
MITRA, ARUP
Growth and poverty: The urban
legend. 1992: 27 EPW
659-65
M ITRA, ASHOK
Government and crooks: The
symbiotic relationship.
1991-92: 30 (44) Mains 5-
6 13 GM 404-18
Invoking Bhagat Singh and
inviting imperialists. 1991-
92: 30 (22) Mains 5-6, 15
M ITRA, ASHOK K
Joint management of irrigation
systems in India: Relevance
of Japanese experince.
1992: 27 EPW A75-82
MITRA, NEELANJANA
Energy policy planning in In­
dia: Case of petroleum and
natural gas. 1992: 27 EPW
M109-15
Strategic planning in public
sector companies : A case
study ofm P. 1992: 27 EPW
M39-44
M ITTAL, J.K
Judicial trends and government
companies in India: A case
study in rule of law. 1988:5
Kan LJ 51-62
Parliamentary dissent, defec­
tion and democracy. 1991
(Jl-S): 33JILIvii-ix
MODY, ASHOKA
Good economists and poor eco­
nomic performance. 1992:
27 EPW 1939-40
Fiscal deficit and stabilisatiron
policy. 1992:27 EPW 325-
6
M O D Y ,R J
Fiscal deficit and stabilisation
policy. 1992:27 EPW 325-
6
MOEN, ELIZABETH W
Male development workers,
female development targets:
Grassroots development in
South India. 1992 (Ja-Ma)
MOENCH, MARCUS
Drawing down the buffer:
Science and politcs of
ground water management
in India. 1992:27 EPW A7-
14
MOHAMMED, P.A
Welcome to the new judges.
1992(2) KLT 1-8
MOHAMMEDAN LAW
“Divorce and iddat period of
Muslim Law”. Iqbal Ahmad
Ansari. 1992: 90 A U 5-6
Islamic jurisprudence and the
indigenous laws. Tahir
Mahmood. 1991(0-D): 27
C M U 302-12
Islamic law in Indian Courts
1989-1990. Tahir Mah­
mood. 1990-91 10& 11 Is­
lamic CLQ 127-42
Islamic law in a modern se­
cular state - Shah Bano
 142
and its aftermath. M.A.
Orthofer, 1990-91:10& 11
Islamic CL Q 143-64
Rights of muslim women and
reform of personal law.
Asghar Ali ^gineer. 1991-
92:30(30) Mains 28-30
MOHAN, ATUL
Working capital limits on a roll­
ing over basis. 1992 (Ma):
22 CS 209-10
MOHAN, C. RAJA
Russiain Asia. 1991-92:30(41)
Mains 4
MOHAN DINESH
The End of compassion. 1991 -
92: 30(48) Mains 23-4
Exploring anti-Mandal suicides.
1991-92:30(34) Mains 25-
8 ala. 1992: 27 EPW 1333-8
MOHAN, GOVIND
Developing human resources for
organisatiornal renewal.
1991 (0-D): 36 Adm 77-
95
MOHAN, JAG
Independent TV auction in UK!
Coup! Fiasco! Doldrums!
1991-92:30 (29) Mains 15-
7 MOHANTY, MANORANJAN
Satyajit: The unique personal­
ity. 1991-92:30 (28) Mains
7-8
MOHAN, N. CHANDRA
Tackling rural poverty. 1992 (Jl):
395 Sem 53-6
MOHAN, P. BHASKARA
The Status of preference share­
holders under The Compa­
nies Act, 1956 -A study.
1992 (2): 69 An LT 17-24
MOHAN, PEGGY
In between paradigms; Pers­
pective on communication
theory for India. 1992:27
EPW 773-9
Rewind to childhood. 1992 (Ma):
391 Sem 34-8
MOHAN, RAKESH
Housing and urban develop­
ment: Policy issues for
1990s. 1992:27 EPW 1913-
20, 1990-6
MOHAN, SURENDRA
Threat to employment. 1991-
92: 30(31) Mains 17, 23
MOHANDAS, M
Impact of co-operativisation on
working conditions. Study
of Beedi industry in Ker­
MOHANTY, B
Land ceiling in Orissa. 1992
(Ja-Je):10IASSIQ 110-22
MOHANTY, BIDYUT
Drinking water for growing
cities: Third world per­
spective. 1992:27 EPW
996-7
Kalahandi awaits. 1991-92 : 30
(2) Mains 7-9
MOHANTY, M RITIUNJOY
Strategies for solution of debt
crisis: An overview. 1992:27
EPW 465-76
MOHANTY, SUDHANSU
Ayodhya conundrum: The third
eye. 1991-92:30(29) Mains
13-5
MOJUMDAR, MODHUMITA
Women will be worst lit. 1991-
92: 30 (25) Mains 27-8,33
 143
MONEY & CURRENCY
Behind currency turmoil. 1992;
27 EPW 2007
Foreign currency financing in
India: Sources, procedure,
risks and remedies. A.K.
Sarkar. 1992 (My): 22 CS
419-22
Plight of the leprous dollar.
F.F. Clairmont. 1992: 27
EPW 2027-8
The Rupee: Convertible - or just
floating? 1992:27 EPW 552
Siren song of rupees converti­
bility. S.K. Verghese. 1992:
27 EPW 145-6
MONEY-LENDING
A Comment on (1990) I M.L.J.
67.S.Ramakrishnan. 1992
(II): 183 M U 4
MONOPOLIES
MRTP (Amendment) Act, 1991.
G. Lakshmi. 1992 (F): 7
Corp L Ad 37-40
Privatisation through prism of
MRTP. S. Murlidharan.
1992 (Ap): 7 Corp L Ad
156-8
Regulation of monopolies, re­
strictive trade practices and
prices in ancient India. Yash
Vyas. 1992: 14 DLR 104-
15
M ONTEIRO, RITA
Belief, law and justice for
women: Debate on pro­
posed Christian Marriage
and matrimonial Causes
Bill, 1990. 1992:27 EPW
WS 74-80
M OOK HERJEE, DILIP
Indian economy at the cross­
roads. 1992: 27 EPW 791-
801
MORALITY
On lying, R ^lv Takru. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 37 Adm 77-81
M OTOR. VEHICLES
Beneficiaries under the new
motor insurance law. M X
Srinivasan. 1992(3): 70An
LT 36-8=1992 (ii): 183 M U
2-3
The Case of unnatural guardi­
ans (In defence of the
legal Profession). A.A.
Kudrolli. 1992 (N): 7 Law
Col 26-7
A Caution regarding sec. 149,
Motor Vihicles Act. 1988.
M.N. Srinivasan. 1992(11):
183M LJ6
Insurer’s liability under the Motor
Vehicles Act. 1991-92: 96
CWN 19-20
“Interim relief u /s/140, Motor
Vehicles Act, 1988,
whether retrospective?”.
Ram Bhajan R^. 1992 (My):
79 AIR 68 -71
Mode of payment of compen­
sation under Motor Ve­
hicles Act. C. Madhusu-
dan Rao. 1992 (Ma): 33
ACJ xxi-v
Some aspects of The Motor
Vehicles Act. R.M. Mund-
hada. 1992 (F): 33ACJxi-
vi
Necessity to amend rule 475
(2)of A.P.Motor Vehicles
Rules, 1989. N. Vidya
Prasad. 1992(2): 69 An LT
62-3
M UJTABA,SY EDALI
Central Asia: New political
implications. 1991-92 : 30
(21) Mains 29-30
Scope for major breakthrough.
 144
1991-92:30 (31) Mains 25-
6 CHANDRA
MUJUMDAR, N.A
Financial reforms and rural
development. 1992:27 EPW
684-6
M UKARJI, NIRMAL
For a more federal India. 1992:27
EPW 1312-5
A More federal India. 1992
(Ap-Je): 28 C M U 140-6=
1991-92: 30 (26) Mains
11-4
Problem or opportunity? 1992
(O): 398 Sem 14-7
Punjab: Problem or opportunity?
1991-92: 30 (53) Mains 7-
10
M U K H E R JE E , SHAYAM AL
KUMAR
“Impact of fundamental duties
on national integration”.
1992 (S): 79 AIR 141-4
M UKHERJEE, ADITYA
Controversy over formation of
Reserve Bank of India,
1927-35. 1992: 27 EPW
229-34
M UKHERJI, AMITABH
Islamic institution of Waqfs:
Origin and practice in
Muslim India. 1990-91: 10
& 11 Islamic CLQ109-18
Decentralised planning: Issues
and training implications.
An analytical framework.
1991 (O-D) : 10 lASSI Q
106-31
M UKH ERJI, ANJAN
Krishna Bharadw'aj: In reme-
brance. 1992: 27 EPW 568
“U.S.A.'s input inclusion of India
in trade hitlist.” 1992 (My):
79 AIR 658
M UKHERJEE, DEVESH
Law of evidence as applicable
to ESI cases and concepts
of speaking order. 1991-92
: 96 CWN 106-7
“U.S.A. S Unjust inclusion of
India in trade hitlist.” 1992
(M y): 79 AIR 65-8
MUKHOPADHYAY,
HIRANAYA
Protecion, growth and com­
petitiveness: Study of In­
dian capital goods indus­
try. 1992:27 EPW M2-8
MUKHOTY, GOVINDA
Religion and Human Rights.
1991-92:30(54)Mains 20-
1
MUKUL
Bihar’s land liberation struggles.
1992: 27 EPW 1780-1
Exit policy: Agenda for trade
unions. 1991-92: 30 (33)
Mains 11-2
Niyogi’s murder and trade un­
ion movement today. 1991-
92: 30 (19) Mains 17-21
Public sector employees: New
agenda for action. 1992:
27 EPW 1125-8
Threat of mega projects: stru­
ggle of two Himalayan vil­
lages. 1992: 27 EPW 687-
8
MUKUND, KANAKALATHA
Indian textile industry in 17th
and 18th centuries: Struc­
ture, organisation and re­
sponses. 1992: 27 EPW
2057-65
Turmeric land: Women’sprop-
erty rights in Tamil Soci­
ety since early medieval
times. 1992:27EPWWS2-
6
 145
MUKWENA, ROYSON M
Zambian civil service struc­
tures, training program­
mes and transnational
inducement of administra­
tive reforms. 1992 (Ap-
Je): 38 UPA 187-95
MUNDHADA, R.M
Some aspects of The Motor
Vehicles Act. 1992 (F ): 33
ACJ xi-vi
MUNDLE,SUDIPTO
Protection, growth and competir-
tiveness: Study of Indian
capital goods industry. 1992
: 27 EPW M2-8
MUNDRA, B.M
Scope of sectiron 633 of the
Companies Act, 1956.1992
(O): 9 C M U 57-8
MUNDRA, BRUMOHAN
“Contract Labour (Regulation
& Abolition) Act, 1970:
Unregistered employers &
unlicenced contractors den­
ominational folds”. 1992
(Jl): 25 Lab & IC 106-10
MURARKA, DEV
The Dance of sovereignties.
1992. (My): 393 Sem 44-8
Yeltsin’s vendetta. 1992: 27
EPW 2292-5
MURLroHARAN,S
Annual report: The intriguing
identity of dates of its
components. 1992 (F): 22
CS 116-7
Companies get rough end of
the stick in direct taxation.
1992 (Ag): 8 Corp L Ad
135-6
Deductibility of dividend-will
non-voting shares turn the
tide. 1992 (Ja): 7 Corp L
Ad 10-2
Privatisation through prism of
MRTP. 1992 (Ap): 7 Corp
L Ad 156-8
Professionals - How the com­
pany law looks at them?
1992 (Ma): 7 Corp L Ad
85-6
Sick Companies Act: A body
blow to creditors? 1992 (D):
22 CS 1085-7
Some gray areas in SICA. 1992
(0): 9 C M U 59-61
Tax treatment of capital issues
expenses. 1992(F): 7 Corp
L Ad 56-8
MURLIDHARAN, SUKUMAR
Hindutva and perversion of
nationalism. 1991-92: 30
(18) Mains 13-7
MURLIDHARAN, V.r '
Professionalising medical prac­
tice in colonial South-In-
dia. 1992: 27 EPW PE27-
37
MURTHY, AS RAMACHANDRA
Remedies regarding defaulting
hirers and recovery of
moveables in certain cases
of hirepurchases- A study.
1992(1): 68 An LT 14-8
MURTHY, BJ
Further issue of capital by way
of “Rights” or otherwise and
increase of capital. 1992 (O):
22 CS 892-4
MURTHY, C.G. VENKATESHA
A Comparative study of crimi­
nals and non-criminals of
Karnataka with regard to
their reactions of frustra­
tion. 1991 (Jl): 31 SD 38-
46
 146
MURTHY, K. NARASIMHA
Value df groundwater models
for planners and decision­
makers. 1992 (Ja-Ma): 39
Bha 13-20
MURTHY, PUTREVEU
SURYANARAYANA
Amendment to the offence of
outraging m odesty of
women u/s. 3541.P.C. 1992
(3): 70 An LT 33-4
MUSTAFA, FAIZAN
“Burden of proof in strict liabil­
ity offences”. 1992 (F): 98
Cri U 26-30
Commutation of death sen­
tence - Inconsistent response
of the Supreme Court 1992
(Ja-Ma): 28 C M U 23-31
Doctrine of rarest of rare and
increase in imposition of
death penalty. 1992 (Jl-S):
28 C M U 244-52
“Laws that terrorise”. 1992 (Ma):
98 Cri LJ 33-8
MUSTAFFA, G.A
Lift irrigation scheme in Ka­
shmir. 1989 (0 -D ): 36 Bha
226-9
Tral lift irrigation scheme. 1980
(O -D ): 36 Bha 205-9
MUSTAFFA, SEEMA
Attack on secularism and mi­
nority cause. 1991-92: 30
(29) Mains 2,34
The Muslim vote. 1991 -92: 30
(48) Mains 11-2
Need for a secular, centrist al­
ternative. 1991-92:30(13)
Mains 4, 35
MYINT, SOE
Current political situation
[Burma]. 1991-92:30(36):
Mains 13-4
N .,D
And now... Compulsory over­
time in Japan. 1992; 27
EPW 152
NADKARNI, M.V
Social forestry projects in kar-
nataka: Economic . and
financial viability. 1992:
27 EPW A65-74
NADKARNI, VIMLA
Encology and the law. 1992
(Ap): 53 IJSW 289-300
NAGASAILA, D
Can right to education be a fun­
damental right? 1992: 27
EPW 2442-3
Family Courts: A critique.
1992 : 27 EPW 1735-7
NAGPAL, VUAY
Let them burry the marriage
breakdown theory: Its In­
dian perspective. 1992: 39
Pb Univ L Rev 83-97
NAroU , A. K. V. JO G I
“Judicial trends in “Search &
seizure in narcotic law” - A
need for activist approach”.
1992 (My): 98 Cri U 65-9
Need for an amendment: The
consequence of an amend­
ment”. 1992 (My): 79 AIR
73-5
NAIDU, M.V
The Modern industrial-military
state: A Gandhian analy­
sis. 1992 (Ap-Je): 14 CM
253-9
NAIR, RUKM INIBHAYA
The Problem. 1992 (Ma): 391
Sem 12-6
NAIR, T.R.C
Check-list for making a refer­
 147
ence to the Board for In­
dustrial and Financial Re­
construction (BIFR). 1992
(S): 22 CS 801-2
Authentication of company
accounts by company secre­
taries and its legal impli­
cations. 1992 (Jl): 22 CS
613-4
NAIR, V.K. SATHYAVAN
Appropriation of payments under
decree. 1992 (2) KLT 33-6
NAMBIAR, T.P. KELU
The Lawyer in the making-
problems and panacea. 1992
(2): 69 An LT 9-14
NANAVATTY, M ERER C
Changing perspective of social
work. 1991-92: 30 (53)
Mains 21-2
NAMBOODIRI, N.V
Development of food-process­
ing industries. 1992: 27
EPW A37-42
NAMBOODRIPAD, E.M.S
Towards common civil code.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
130-2
NANDAGOPAL. R
Cridit rating: A new concept in
security analysis in India.
1992 (My); 22 CS 412-5
NANDY, A s m s
Secularism. 1992 (Je): 394 Sem
29-30
NARAIN.SATYA
Inflation: Illusion and reality.
1991-92:30(46) Mains 5-6
NARAYANASWAMY, T.V
Repeal of capital issue control.
1992 (Jl): 22 CS 593-6
NARASIMHAN, C.V
Rationale and relevance of
TADA. 1992 (ii): 183 MLJ
9-10
NARASIMHAN, SHAKUNTALA
Consumer redressal courts:
Missing commitment to
public interest. 1992: 27
EPW 1129-30
NARAYAN.D
Directed credit programmes: A
critique of Narasimham
Committee Report. 1992:
27 EPW 255-8
Institutional credit for rural
development: Proper risk
management of group lend­
ing? 1992: 27EPW A122-
7
NARAYAN,JAYANTHI ,
Impact of intervention on the
parental perceptions and
expectations of their men­
tally retarded children. 1992
(Ap): 53 IJSW 191-'201
NARAYAN, R. LAKSHM I
The Famly Courts Act, 1984 -
A critical appreciation. 1992
(2) KLT 21-4
NARAYAN, SHRIMAN
Inplications, of ‘Antgodage’.
1992 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q
280-9
NARAYANA, K.R
Babasaheb Ambedkar. 1991-
92: 30 (42) Mains 23-6
Rediscovering South Asian
heritage. 1991-92: 30 (Ann)
Mains 19-20
NARAYANA, M.R
Treatment of rural mapower in
Indian plan models: An
 148
analysis. 1992(Ja): 27IJIR
259-78
NARAYANA, P.S
Easements and licences: Lec­
ture delivered on 23/10/92
at Andhra Pradesh Judi­
cial Academy, Hyderebad
to in-service district
Munsifs of five years expe­
rience during their Seventh
Refresher Course. 1992(3):
70 An LT 42-8
NARAYANAN, V.N
State’s authority and citizens’
rights. 1991 (Jl-S); 27
C M U 198-202
Be Indian, be damned. 1991-92
: 30 (54) Mains 3, 35
Paradigm of entropy state. 1991-
92: 20 (52) Mains 9-11
A Weathercock in the wind. 1992
(O): 398 Sem 40-3
NARAYANASWAMY,
RAMNATH
Causes and consequences of
the East European revolu-
tirons of 1989. 1992: 27
EPW 365-71
NARAYANASWAMY, T.V
Implicatiron of a company’s
delay in reference to CLB
under section 22 A (4) (c) of
SCRA, 1956. 1992 (N): 9
C orpL A d 100-4
Procedure for issue of bonus
shares upto Rs. 1 crore by
a company. 1992 (Ap): 22
CS 337-8 Securities and
Exchange Board of India
Ordinance, 1992. 1992
(M a):7CorpLAd 109-112
NARCOTICS
Andhra Pradesh’s anti-liquor
movement. Kancha Ilaiah.
1992: 27 EPW 2406-8
Drug abuse. Gabriel Britto. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 37-9
International day agamst drug
abuse. Hira Singh. 1991
(Jl):31 SD 1-6
“Judicial trends in”Search &
seizure in narcotic Law” -
A need for activist ap­
proach”. A.K.V. Jogi Naidu.
1992 (My): 9 8 C riU 6 5 -9
Myth and reality of psychotropic
drugs. K. Israr Ahmed.
1991 (0):31 SD 17-31
Narcotic aggression and opera­
tion: Counterattack. V.R.
Krishnalyer. 1991-92:30
(20) Mains 11 -3
Narcotics trafficking in the Asian
Pacific region. Vijay Karan.
1992(F): 26 CBI Bull 1-6
Raju Parshad Gupta vs. State
(1991) Cri L.J. 2899) -
Judicial over activism.
A.K.V. Joginaidu. 1992 (3):
70 An LT 20-2
NARIMAN, F.S
“Due process of Law” - Its orgins
and current manifestation
in the USA and its rele­
vance to constitutional law
in India. 1992 (Ja-Je): 24L\
1-13
Suggestions for amending In­
dian arbitration law. 1992
(Ja-Je): 24 lA 92-4
NARSIM LU,K
Test of identificaitron parade
& its evidentiary value.
1992 (2): 69 An LT 14-6
NATH, JYOTIRM OY
Evolution of parliamentary
democracy in India. 1991
(S): 37 JPI 347-53
 149
NATRAJ, SHYAMALA
Role of NGOs. 1992 (Ag); 396
Sem 46-8
NAUWYA, ANIL
The Earlier turbulence; How
the emergency hits back.
1992: 27 EPW 1597-9
NAVANEETHAM, K
Decline in sex ratio; Alterna­
tive explanation revisited.
1992; 27 EPW 2505-8
N A Y A K .A JO Y V
Jal Hai Jan Hari- An experiment
in Dumka district of Bihar.
1992 (Ja-Ma); 37 Adm95-
113
N AY AK,J.C
Judicial reforms. 1992;73CLT
21-2
NAYAK, PULIN B
Sharpening inequities. 1992;
27 EPW 823-8
NAYYAR,DEEPAK
Dunkal text; An assessment.
1991-92; 30 (20) Mains 7-
9, 28
Intellectual property rights and
LDCs; Some strategic
issues. 1992; 27 EPW 271-
4 NELIVIGI, NANDAN S
Super-rich spared burden of
adjustment. 1991-92; 30
(21) Mains 7-8
NAYYAR, GURBACHAN SINGH
Civil and criminal justice under
Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
1992 (Ja-Ma); 28C M U 46-
50
NAYAR, SUSHILA
Our parliamentary democracy.
1991 (S); 37 JP I376-9
NAZNEEN, DIL ROW SHAN
ZINNAT ARA
Population explosion and
polulation control pro­
grammes in Bangladesh;
An overview. 1992 (Jl-S);
38 IJPA 432-48
NEGI, THAKUR SEN
Democracy at work in India.
1991 (S); 37 JPI 354- 7
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
Dishonour of a cheque - A
deemed offence under sec­
tion 138 of The Negotiable
Instruments Act 1881 (As
amended in 1988). P.R.
Thakur. 1991 (Jl-S) ; 33
JILI 346-65
The Negotiable Instruments Act
- Scope and applicability of
Sec. 138.1991-92; 96'CWN
33-6
“The Negotiable Instruments
Act 1881-Amendment to
sections 138-142 -J^eces-
sitated”. S. Manohar Prasad
Mathur. 1992 (Je); 98Cri
U 9 2 -5
Warehousing receipts. P.M.
Bakshi. 1992(Ja)7C orpL
Ad 22-3
Constitutional guarantee of a
wholesome environment.
1992 (Ag-S); 7 Law Col
19-20
NUALINGAPPA, S
Thoughts on Indian democracy.
1991 (S); 37 JPI 418-20
NUJAR, M ANJIT SINGH
Divorce by mutual consent; A
plea to fetter by the as­
sumed unfettered powers
by the courts under section
 150
13-B of the Hindu Mar­
riage Act, 1955.1992(3.-
S); 28 C M U 207-15
NIKORE, AM RIT
Prevention of child marriage:
Alternative strategies. 1991
(0):31 SD 31-43
NINAN, K.N
Economics of shifting cultiva­
tion in India 1992:27 EPW
A2-6
Social forestry projects in
Karnatak: Economic and
financial viability. 1992:
27 EPW A65-74
NIRMALA, V
Burden on care of chronic men­
tal illness. 1992: 53 IJSW
23-8
N IZER,IO U IS
Art of cross-examinatiron. 1992
(1): 1 2 G u jL H 2 -ll
NOORANI, A.G
Ban on reporting kidnappings?
1992: 27 EPW 142
Bashing Human Rights bodies.
1992: 27 EPW 745-7
Can a source sue a journalist?
1992: 27 EPW 386
Foreign comment on Human
Rights in India. 1992: 27
EPW 2214
Free speech and meeting. 1992:
27 EPW 1116
Hate speech and free-speech.
1992: 27 EPW 2456
How best to recast Rajya Sabha:
Serving interests of In­
dia’s federal polity. 1991-
92: 30 (49) Mains 7-8
Libel by misquotation. 1992:
27 EPW 250
Local bodies cannot sue for li­
bel. 1992: 27 EPW 620
Lok Sabha speaker on Janata
Dal defection. 1991-92: 30
. (45) Mains 7, 25
Media and terrorism. 1992: 27
EPW 1301-2
Minority rights and Human
Rights. 1992:27 EPW 1717
Secrecy and judicial proceed­
ings. 1992: 27 EPW 1888
NOVE, PETER
Underground banking systems.
1992 (S): 26 CBI Bull 14-7
NUCLEAR ENERGY
US pressure on India’s nuclear
policy. Jagdish R. Hire-
math. 1991-92: 30 (20)
Mains 6, 34
OBIOCHA
A Cry for justice. 1992(Ap):7
Law Col 21
OBSERVER
Power of court to summon
records from income-tax
department. 1992 (2) KLT
36
OBUDLESU, K
Centre’s budgetary position
and its effects on allocati-
ron and growth. 1991-92:
30(19) Mains 25-7
OKITA,SABURO
The New economic order. 1991-
92: 30 (23) Mains 17-8, 22
Planning for market-oriented
economic growth. 1992 (Jl-
S): 37 Adm 11-24
OLSEN, FRANCES
Sex bias in international law:
The UN Convention on the
rights of the child. 1992
(Jl): 53 IJSW 493-516
 151
OMBUDSMAN
State complaints offices in
Nigeria-coping with a 1991-92:30 (23) Mains 29-
federalised ombudsman
system in the third world.
Victor Ayeni. 1992 (Ap-
J e ) : 3 8 IJPA 153-68
OOMMEN, M.A
The Acute unemployment
problem of Kerala; Some
explanatory hypotheses.
1992 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q
232-55
ORTHOFER, M.A
Islamic law in a jnodern
secular sialc-Shah Bano
and its aftermath. 1990:
10 & 11 Islamic CLQ 143-
64
OVCHINNIKOV, V
From Romanticism to practi-
calily: A fresh look at Indo-
Russian relations. 1991-
92: 30 (25) Mains 32-3
PABANEY, AZIZ
Nobel peace prize: Tribute to
indigenous peoples, stru­
ggle. 1992: 27 EPW2514
PACHNANDA, R.K
Psyche of a terrorist. 1992 (Ja):
26CBIBull 11-7
Tactics to counter terrorism.
1992 (Jl): 26CBIBull 12-
5 narios for Gujarat. 1992:
PADGAONKAR, DILEEP
Heritage and society: Conver­
sation with James Billing-
ton. 1991-92: 30 (51): Mains
7-9
PADAMANABHAN, REKHA
Aspects of water development
1989 (Ja-M a):36Bha37-8
PADHEE, RANJAN KUMAR
Disintegration of the third world.
30
PADHYE, P.Y
Lifting the corporate veil: The
Santanu Ray style. 1992
(F): 22 CS 109 -10,7
Offence involving moral tu-
pitude: A lethal disqualifi­
cation for managerial per­
sonnel. 1992 (My): 22 CS
405-7
PADMANABHAN, S
Padmnabhan, S. Retirement of
Speeches by M.S. Kurup,
Mathews P. Mathew, Jagan-
nadha Rao. 1992 (1) KLT
29-34
PAGADUAN-IOPEZ, JUNE
Rehabilitation of survivors, of
torture and political vio­
lence: The Philippine ex­
perience. 1992: 27 EPW
1755-61
PAHWA, S.P
Contractual capacity of minors
vis-a-vis their guardians:
Tax implications. 1992 (S):
. 22 CS 797-9
PAIN U LY ,J.P
Rural energy system and agri­
culture: Alternative sce­
27 EPW 1801-9
PAL, B.K
Safety and protection of jour­
nalists. 1991-92: 30 (45)
Mains 16-7
PAL, PRITAM
Health of women and children
inRajastan. 1992:27 EPW
2323-30
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PAL, SASANKA SEKHAR
‘Operation Barga’ and its
impact on tenency pattem
andproductivity. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 10IASSIQ61-86
PAL,SVKUMAR
The Politics of sexuality. i992
{0-D);42 SA 425-37
PALAT,MADHAVAN K
The Peculiar Baltic case. 1992
(My); 393 Sem 34-8
Tlie Piob(em. (992 (My); 393
Sem 12-3
PALIWAL, RASHMI
Ideology and pedagogy. 1992
(D); 400 Sem 33-5
PALKHIVALA, N.A
Union budget 1992-93. 1992
(Ap): 22 CS 295-8
PALMER -JONES, R.W
Sustaining serendipi^? Ground­
water irrigatiron, growth
of agricultural production,
and poverty in Bangladesh.
!992 27EPWA128-40
PAN^THD1KER,V..\. PAI
Sivaraman, B. - Dedication to
public service. 1992 (Ja-
Je): 101ASSIQ292-4
PANDA, A.K
“Disciplinary action in public
employemnt (I) change in
judicial approach”. 1992
(Ma); 25 LAB IC 38-40
'Trial in criminal court; stay of
departmertal enquiry”.
1992;73CLT 16-20= 1992
(Ap): 25 Lab IC 60-3
PANDA, B.B
“Law and the common man”.
1992 (May): 98 CriLJ 76-9
PANDA, DAMODAR
The Minimum wage and socia}
justice. 1992(0-D):42SA
442-9
TTie New economic policy and
the poor. 1992 (Ap-Je): 42
SA 201-12
PANDA, G.D
“Remand curtails liberty of
citizen guaranteed under
the Constituion”. 1992 (D);
98 Cri U 149-50
PANDA, SNEHLATA
Afghanistan crisis and the
Mujahideen. 1991-92; 30
(51) Mains 11-4,34
PANDEY,A.P
Legislation to be rooted to tJie
soil. 1991 (]1-S): 33 JILI
441-3
PANDEY,AN1RUDH
Employee occupation and age
as moderators of the rela­
tion between the absence
of job alternatives and job
satisfaction. 1992 (Ja); 53
USW 119-26
PANDE,B.B
Implications of the linkages
between juvenile destitu­
tion, labour and delin­
quency for ‘Juvenile jus­
tice’ in the contemporary
Indian society. 1992: 14
DLR61-7
PANDE, D.C
The Decline of legal education.
1992 (Ap-Je): 28 CMU
138-9
PANDE, S.K
Terai; Jungle Iaw and terrorism.
1991-92; 30(37) Mains24-
6
 153
PANDEY, H.S
“Abolition of contract labour
system in India” . 1992(F);
25 Lab IC 19-25
PANDEY, JITENDRA
Relevance of “Stress avoid­
ance” in determining plant
susceptibility to ozone
stress... 1991 (Ag): 6Enco
logy 8-18
PANDEY, M.M
“Principles and procedure for
disciplinary action”. 1992
(O): 25L abIC 129-34
PANDE, MRINAL
Face of regional journalism.
1991-92; 30 (48) Mains 10
Gender, poverty and cats on a
pilgrimage. 1991-92; 30
(24) Mains 29-30
Journey’send. 1991-92:30(18)
Mains 21-2
PANDE, S.K
Rediscovery of Ram and Ram
Rajya. 1991-92: 30 (29)
Mains 23-7
PANDEY, T.N
Forex remittances scheme,
1991: Some aspects need
reconsideration. 1992(F):
22 CS 101-2
Is investment allowance reserve
for ten years? 1992 (S): 9
Corp L Ad 19-22
Liability in cases of companies
where compliance has been
made mandatory under sub­
section (lA) of section 115J
of Income Tax Act, 1961.
1992 (Ma); 7 Corp L Ad
106-9
Taxation of capital gains; Chan­
ges proposed by the Fi­
nance Bill, 1992. 1992 (Ap):
22 CS 305-7
PANDEY, VIKASH N
National Forest Policy 1988; A
critique. 1991-92; 30 (44)
Mains 28-31
PANDIAN, M.S.S
Death in a ‘City of Fools’ 1992:
27 EPW 2352-3
PANDIT, NALINI
Ambedkar and the Bhagwat Gita.
1992; 27 EPW 1063-5
PANDITA,J.K
Lift irrigation system in Kashmir.
1989 (0-D): 36 Bha 226-9
PANDYA, V.H
Securities and Exchange Board
of India; Its role, powers,
functions and activities.
1992 (S): 22 CS 783-7
PANGARE, GANESH
Traditional water harvesting on
way out. 1992: 27 EPW
505-7
PANIGRAHI, BHAGIRATHI
“Consumer protection and the
law”. 1992 (Ma): 79 AIR
33-6
PANIKKAR, K.N
Conceptualizing communalism.
1992(Je); 394 Sem 26-8
PANIKAR, P.G.K
High cost of medical care in
Kerala; Tentative hypothe­
sis. 1992: 27 EPW 1179-
81
PANT, J.C
Educating females for control­
ling population. 1992 (J1-
S): 38 IJPA 333-40
PANT, NEERA
Executives stress and its corre­
lates. 1992 (Ap); 27 IJIR
396-411
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PARAKH, S.C
Jurisdictional issues before the
World Court. 1992(1): 68
An LT 59-64
PARAMESWARAN, M.P
An Experiment in literacy. 1992
(Ma): 391 Sem 30-3
PARAMESWARAN, S
The Judge in K.K Mathews.
A critical, though rever­
ential, appraisal. 1992 (1)
KLT 74-80
Judging a judge in retrospect:
Acritcal, though reveren­
tial, appraisal. 1992 (II);
183 M U 24-9
PARANJAPE, H.K
Populism and socialism. 1991 -
92:30(37) Mains 9-10
Unashamedly for the haves.
1991-92: 30 (22) Mains 7-
8, 28
What is the Chinese road to
socialism? 1991-92:30(30)
Mains 35
PARANJPE, SHRIKANT
Internal security and role of the
state. 1991-92: 30 (43)
Mains 15-7
PACHAURI, SAROJ
The Problem. 1992 (Ag): 396
Sem 12-5
PAREKH, P.H
International Law Association-
65 Biennial- conference,
Cairo. 1992 (Ja-Je): 24 lA
84-91
PA RIKH .JY OTIK
Rurla energy system and agri­
culture: Alternative sce­
narios for Gujarat. 1992:
27EPW 1801-9
PARIKH, KIRIT S
Privatisation and deregulation:
Irrelevant hypotheses. 1992:
27 EPW 483-4
PARIKH, S.N
Whether due process of law
was component of Article
217. 1992(J1-S):28CM U
196-206
PARKER, ERIC
Bush vulnerable in US, 1992:
27 EPW I5I-2
PARLIAMENT, STATE
LEGISLATURES
Address by Chief Emeka An-
yakou’ Commonwealth
Secretary-General to The
37th CP Conference New
Delhi, 23 September 1991.
1991 (D): 37 JPI 508-14
Address by Dr. Shankar Dayal
Sharma on his assumption
of office as President of India
on 25 July 1992.1992 (S):
38 JPI 310-3
Address by Shanker Dayal Vice-
President of India and Chair­
man, Rajya Sabha (11th
Common wealth Confer­
ence of members from small
countries, New Delhi, 21
September 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 489-92
Address by Sh. Shivraj V. Patil,
Speaker, Lok Sabha, at the
56th Conference of presid­
ing officers of legislative
bodies in India in Gandhi­
nagar, 29 May 1992. 1992
(S): 38 JPI 314-31
Broadcasting and telecasting of
parliamentary proceedings.
Hari Shankar Bhabhra. 1991
(S): 37 JPI 319-24
Committee structure in Rajya
 155
Sabha. Sudarshan Agar-
wal. 199I(S);37JPI388-
401
The 36th Commonwealth Par-
liamentaiy Conference: An
overview. LARRDIS. 1991
(D): 37 J P I541-66
The 37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conference.
1991(D): 37 JPI 487-527
Concluding ceremony of the
37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conference,
New Delhi, 28 September
1991. Speech by Darrel
Rolle, Vic-President, CPA.
1991 (D): 37 JPI 514-6
First Conference of Chairman
/ o f Committees of Privileges
of Lok Sabha, Rahya Sabha
and state lagislatures in
India. LARRDIS. 1992 (Je):
38 JPI 190-5
Conference of Presiding Offi­
cers of legislatures in
India. LARRDIS. 1992 (Je):
38 JPI 186-9
D ^ th e Indian legislatures en­
joy a privileges 'Not to
codify their privileges'?
Anirudh Prasad. 1991 (Ap-
Je): 27CMLJ81-95=1991
(Jl-S):27 CMLJ 174-93
Election of the Deputy Chair­
man of Rajya Sabha. LAR­
RDIS. 1992(S):38JPI345-
9 Speaker, Lok Sabha &
F K fion of Deputy Speaker of
le Tenth Lok Sabha. LAR­
RDIS. 1991(D): 37 JPI 575-
8 Conference (Concluding
Evolution of parliamentary
democracy in India, Jyoti-
moy Nath. 1991 (S): 39 JPI
347-53
Farewell address presented to
Sh. R. Venkataraman, Presi­
dent of India, by members
of Parliament on 21 July
1992.1992 (S): 38 JPI 299-
302
Farewell address presented to
Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma,
Chairman, Rajya Sabha, by
members of Rajya Sabha.
1992 (S): 38 JPI 307-9
Give Rajya Sabhaanew Avtar.
R.L.M. Patel. 1991-92:30
(54) Mains 18-9
Inaugural function of The
37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conference,
New Delhi, 23 September
1991, Welcome address
byShivraj V. Patil, Speaker,
Lok Sabha and President of
the CPA. 1991(D): 37 JPI
494-504
Issues of privilege and juris­
diction: Is codification a
way out?M.J. Vinold. 1991-
92: 30 (33) Mains 13-4
Issues, non-issues and cha­
rades. Arun Ghosh. 1992-
93: 31 (5) Mains 11-3
Keep speaker above poll poli­
tics. Inder Jit. 1991 (S): 37
JPI 373-5
Members of tenth Lok Sabha -
A socio-economic study.
LARRDIS. 1991 (S): 37 JPI
459-82
Message from Shivraj V. Patil,
President of the India
Branch of The CPA to the
delegates to 37th C.P.
ceremony of the 37th
Commonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, 28 Sep­
tember, 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 526-7
Of legislatures and legislators.
 156
Hardwari Lai. 1992 (Ja-
Ma): 28 C M U 75-80
Parliament and the press.
Brijnx)han Mishra. 1991 (S):
37 J P I343-6
Parliament at work: An appraisal.
K.C. Rastogi. 1991 (S): 37
JPI 402-9
Parliament at work; An ap­
praisal. K.C. Rastogi. 1991
(S): 37 JPI 402-9
Parliament during and after
Mavalankar. N.G. Ranga.
1992 (Ma): 38 JPI 21-30
Parliament of Nauru. D.N.
Gadhok. 1992 (Je): 38 JPI
180-5
“Parliamentary privilege and
independence of judiciary”.
HrudayaBallav Das. 1992
(F); 79 AIR 17-23=1991-
92: 96 CWN 49-62
President's [R.Venkataraman]
address to Parlianient. 1991
(D ); 37 JPI 528-40
President’s [R. Venkataraman]
address to Parliament. 1992
(Je): 38 JPI 155-69
Private members’ business. Suijit
Singh Minhas. 1991 (S):
37 JPI 338-42
Restructing the Rajya Sabha
Amrik Singh. 1991-92: 30
(48) Mains 7-10
Speech by Mrs. Beryl M. Rolle
on behalf of the spouses of
the delegates (Concluding
ceremony of the 37th
Commonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, 28 Sep­
tember 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 520
Speech by Mr. Clive Griffiths,
Chairman of the Execu­
tive Committee of the
CPA (Concluding cere­
mony of the 37th Com­
monwealth Parliamentary
Conference, 28 September
1991). 1991 (D): 37 JPI
521-2
Speech by Mr. Darrell E.
Rolle, Vice-President, CPA
(11th Commonwealth Con­
ference of memebers from
small countries, New Delhi,
21 September 1991). 1991
(D): 37 JPI 492
Speech by Darrell E. Rolle,
Vici-ftesident, CPA. (37th
Commonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, New Delhi,
23 September 1991). 1991
(D): 37 JPI 506-8
Speech by Mr. Ivan Buchanan,
Speaker of The St. Christo­
pher and Nevis National
Assembly (11th Common­
wealth Conference of
members from small coun­
tries, New Delhi, 21 Sep­
tember, 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 492-3
Speech by Mr. N.C. Makombe,
Speaker, Parliament of Zim­
babwe (Concluding cere­
mony of the 37th Com­
monwealth Parliamentary
Conference, 28 Septem­
ber 1991). 1991(D): 37 JPI
516-7
Speech by Dr. (Smt.) Najma
Heptulla, Deputy Chair­
man, Rajya Sabha and Vice-
President, Executive Com­
mittee of The India Branch
of The CPA (Concluding
ceremony of the 37th
Commonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, 28 Sep­
tember 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 517-9
Speech by P.V. Narasimha
Rao, Prime Minister of
 157
India (37th Commonwealth
Parliamentary Conference,
New Delhi, 23 September
I99I). 1991 (D): 37 JPI
504-5
Speech by President Shri
R.Venkataraman [at the time
of farewell to him by the
members of the Parliament
on 21 July, 1992]. 1992
(S): 38 JPI 379-80
Speech by Mrs. Ruby Ann
Darling M.P. (The Baha­
mas) (Concluding ceremony
of the 37th Commonwealth
Parliamentary Conference,
28 September 1991), 1991
(D): 37 JPI 519
Speech by Shivraj V. Patil,
Speaker, Lok Sabha and
President of the CPA
(Concluding ceremony of
the 37th Commonwealth
Parliamentary Conference,
28 September 1991). 1991
(D): 37 JPI 522-6
Welcome address by Shri Shivraj
V. Patil, Speaker, Lok Sabha
and President of the CPA
(11th Commonwealth Con­
ference of members from
small countreis. New Delhi,
21 September 1991). 1991
(D); 37 JPI 487-9
The First woman speaker (Ms.
Betty Beethroyd] of the
British House of Commons.
G.C. Malhotra. 1992 (S):
38 JPI 342-4
PARONG, AURORA A
Rehabilitation of survivors of
torture and political vio­
lence: The Philippine ex­
perience. 1992; 27 EPW
1755-61
PARTHASARATHI, ASHOK
Baldev Singh. 1991-92: 30(31)
Mains 32
Science in India; The First ten
Years. 1992; 27 EPW 1852-
8
PARTHASARATHY, G
Changing agiarian structure and
directions for land reform
in Andhra Pradesh in the
1990s. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q34-47
Land reform and rural devel­
opment; High-lights o f a
national seminar. T. Haque.
1992; 27 EPW 395-7
Remembering Jawaharlal Nehru
today. 1991-92; 30 (32)
Mains 7-10
Whether land reform? A semi­
nar exchange. 1992 (Ja-
Je); 10 lA S SIQ 171-9
PARTHASARATHY, R
Excisability of interest ac­
crued on advances re­
ceived from customers-
Special reference to capi­
tal goods industries. 1992
(S): 22 795-6
C EGAT-The other side. 1992;
57 E xcL T A 89-90
Farming out production facility
- A case study from excise
duty angle. 1992 (D); 9
C orpL Ad 153-5
Tax on Consignments in the
guise of a tax on purchases.
1992 (Jl): 8 C orpL Ad 82-
5
PARTHASARATHI, VIBODH
Central theme; Not ecology;
Control of global resources.
1991-92; 30 (32) Mains 5-6
For a sustainable development
ofNGOs. 1991-92:30(31)
Mains 7-8
 158
What remains unsaid about
UNCED. 1991-92:30(16)
Mains 5-6
PASHA, SYED AJM AL
CPRs and rural poor: A micro
level analysis. 1992: 27
EPW 2499-2503
PASRICHA, P.S
Urban traffic scenario and some
solutions. 1992 (Ap): 6
Encology 34-6
PASHA, SYED AJM AL
Social forestry projects in Kar­
nataka: Economic and
financial viability. 1992: 27
EPW A65-74
PATEL, B.J.P
Water evaporation retardation
using ACILOL TA 1618
WER. 1989(Ap-Je): 36Bha
96 -9
PATEL, LG
Freedom from foreign debt.
1991-92: 30 (50) Mains 9-
16
PATEL, M .L
Land-rights of scheduled tribes
in Madhya Pradesh. 1992
(Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q106-9
PATEL, SURENCRA J
GATT as instrument of re­
colonisation. 1991-92: 30
(18) Mains 5-9
In tribute to the South’s golden
age. 1991-92: 30 (Ann)
Mains 45-58
Social technology: A new fac­
tor in development. 1992:
27 EPW 1871-5
PATENTS
Dunkel draft on TRIPS: Com­
plete denial of developing
countries’ interests. Biswajit
Dhar and C. Neranjan Rao.
1992: 27 EPW 275-8
Dunkel draft subverts sover-
eignty-call for national
‘ debate. 1991-92: 30 (16)
Mains 10
Dunkel text: An assessment.
Deepak Nayar. 1991-92:
30 (20) Mains 7-9, 28
Dunkelisatian of Indian patent
law: A pallindromic in­
evitability. Hal Gopal Das.
1992: 14 DLR 178-94
In reverse gear. 1992: 23 EPW
377
Patenting life forms: Death for
third world farmers! Van-
dana Shiva. 1992 (Ap): 7
Law Col 4-9
Patenting of life forms: What
it implies. Suman Sahai.
1992: 27 EPW 8'/8-9
Patents: US rewriting the rules.
1992: 27 EPW 1705
P A TH A K ,A V U IT
Awards, prizes and trivialisati-
ron of virtue. 1991-92: 30
(20) Mains 27-8
Satyajit Ray amidst ‘Popular’
culture. 1991-92: 30 (30)
Mains 19-20
What does it mean to live in
modem India? 1991-92:
30 (53) Mains 23-6
PATHAK, C.R
An Approach towards to­
wards integration of rural
urban development. 1991
(O-D): 10 lA SSIQ 63-71
PATI, BISWAMOY
A'Brahmenical order’ in place
of academic renewal. 1991-
92: 30 (48) Mains 24-6
Dialectics o f transition: Orissa,
 159
1943-50. 1992: 27 EPW
353-64
PATIBANDLA, M URALI
Scale economies and exports
in an import substituting
regime: Some observations
for Indian industry. 1992:
27 EPW M24-30
PATIL, R.L.M
Give Rajya Sabha a new Avtar.
1991-92:30(Ja):Mains 18-
9 work in India. 1991 (S): 37
Wanted political settlement, not
court verdict: Restructure
the Cauvery conflict for a
solution. 1991-92: 30 (28)
Mains 25-6
PATIL, S.H
Recent changes in theory and
practices of socialism: A
general survey. 1991 (Jl-
S): 48 IQ 15-28
PATIL, SfflV R A J V
Address bySh.Shivraj V.Patil,
Speaker, Lok Sabha, at the
56th Conference of presid­
ing officers of legislative
bodies in India in Gandhi­
nagar, 29May 1992. 1992
(S): 38 JPI 314-31
A yyangar A nathsayanain
Unveiling of the portraint
of Shri M. Anathansay-
anam Ayyangar. 1992 (Me):
38 JPI 4-20
Inaugural function of The
37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conference,
New Delhi, 23 September
1991,Welcome address by
Shivraj V. Patil, Speaker,
Lok Sabha and President of
The CPA. 1991(D): 37 JPI
494-504
Message from Shivraj V. Patil,
Speaker, Lok Sabha &
President of the India
Branch of The CPA to the
delegates to. 37th C.P
Conference (Concluding
ceremony of the 37th
Commonwealth Parliame-
natry Conference, 28 Sep­
tember, 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 526-7
Parliamentary democracy at
JPI 297-302
Speech by Shibraj V. Patil,
Speaker, Lok Sabha and
President of the CPA (Con­
cluding ceremony of the
37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conference, 28
September 1991): 1991 (D):
37 JPI 522-6
Welcome address * by Shivraj
V. Patil, Speaker, Lok
Sabha and President of the
CPA (11 th Commonwealth
Conference of membres
from small countries, New
Delhi, 21 September 1991).
1991 (D): 37 JPI 487-9
PATNAIK, GOPABANDHU
The New economic policy and
the poor. 1992 (Ap-Je): 42
SA 201-12
PATNAIK, MANOSORANJAN
Constitutionality of Administra­
tive Tribunal’s Act, 1985.
1992: 74 CLT 3-6
Judiciary and its accountabil­
ity. 1992: 73 CLT 34
Offences and prosecutions under
the Income Tax Act, 1961.
1992: 73 CLT 12-5
PATNAIK, PRABHAT
Bonanza to the rich by fleecing
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the poor. 1991-92:30(23) PAZ, OCTAVIO

Mains 13-5,25 Smile .of the Buddhist sages.
Credit, inflation and deflation: 1991-92: 30 (13) Mains 5,
Some theoretical Comments 30
in the Indian context. 1992:
27 EPW 1983-6
PENZ, G. PETER
Colonisation of the tribal lands
PATNAIK, RAGHUNATH in Indonesia: State ration­
Fertility - Crimianal treatment ales, rights to land and
of sexual activities and environmental justice. 1992
the changing legal status of (Ap-Je): 42 SA 139-59
Indian Women. 1992; 74
CLT7-1I
PERUMAL, KANTHAN
Principles of voluation of Stock-
PATOMAKI,HEIKKI in-trade. 1992 ( F ): 7 Corp
Scientific realism, human eman­ L Ad 58-60
cipation, and nonviolent
Political action. 1992 (Ap-
PETRAS, JAMES
Cuban revolutiron: Premature
Je); 14 GM 30-51
epitaph. 1992: 27 EPW
PATON, RICHARD 695
Challenges of management -
PHADKE, ANANT
District Magistrates in In­
Science and sustainable devel­
dia. 1991 (0 -D ):36A dm
opment. 1992: 27 EPW
37-58
2411-3
PATRA,SARAL
Germany and unipolar uneasi­
PHADKE, ANANT R.S
Left response to drought in
ness. 1991-92: 30 (36)
Mains 31-3 Maharashtra. 1992: 27
EPW 253-4
PATWARDHAN, ACHYUT
PILLAI, K.N.
Secularism and the religious
mind. 1991-92: 30 (43)
CHANDRASEKHARAN
Mains 11-2 A Comment on Leelamma v.
Dilip Kumar alias Kocha-
PATWARI, M.I niyan- 1992 (1) K LT65I.
Human Rights in Islamic law 1992(1) KLT53-7
and international law: A
comparison. 199-91:10 &
PILLAI, M.G.G
Australia moving South-East.
11 Islamic CLQ 17-28
1992: 27 EPW 881-2
PAUL, M.C Crisis in Malaysian Indian
Dowry as a symbol of women’s Congress. 1992: 27 EPW
subordination in India 1992 1789
(Jl-S): 42 SA 305-15 Emerging trade alliances in Asia
1992: 27 EPW 199
PAUL, SAMUEL Irritants in Malaysia-Singapore
Privatisation and deregulation,
relations. 1992: 27 EPW
1992: 27 EPW 1339-40
514
 161
Malaysia: Keeping the US at a
distance. 1992: 27 EPW
1534
Thailand: Habits die Hard.
1992:27 EPW 1187-8
PILLAI, P. GOPINADHAN
Akshara Keralam : Kerala be­
came the first totally liter­
ate state in India. 1992 (Ja-
M a ): 42 SA 79-85
POLICE
PALLAI, VUAYAN K
Social change and family plan-
ninginKenya. 1992: (Ap):
53 IJSW 267-72
PINTO, AMBROSE
Caste conflict in Karnataka.
1992: 27 EPW 1465-6
Karnataka: Institutionalized
corruption. 1992: 27 EPW
1837-8
PLANNING
Autonomy for the Planning
Commission. J.D. Sethi.
1991-92: 30 (21) Mains
22-4
Decentralisation in planning in
West Bengal. 1991-92:30
(54) Mains 33-4
Decentralised planning: Issues
and training implications.
An analtical framework.
Amitava Mukherjee and
B.N.Yugandhar. 1991 (O-
D): 10 lA SSIQ 106-31
Forgetting to remember. T.
Krishna Kumar. 1992: 27
EPW 2297-2301
Integrated approach to planning-
An imperative. R.P. Misra.
1991 (0-D): 10 lASSI Q
41-5
Only through planning can the
poor be served. R Venka-
taraman. 1991 -92: 30 (41)
Mains 7-10
Planning process and economic
reforms. DebKumarBose.
1992: 27 EPW 430-2
Socialism and Indian planning.
Baidyanath Misra. 1991
(0-D): 10IASSIQ96-105
Treatment of rural manpower in
Indian plan models: An
analysis. M.R. Narayan.
1992 (Ja): 2 7 IHR 259-78
About arrest and medical
examination o f a suspect
for drunkenness. Joseph
Thattacheny. 1992 (2) KLT
37-40
Amnesty report on custodial
abuses. P.A. Sebastian.
1992: 27 EPW 876-7
An Approach to the violent
Personality. Herve Gerard
andFlorent Gregoire. 1992
(N): 26C B IB iill 10-3
The CBI motto. D.P. Kohli.
1991 (Ag): 25 CBI Bull 1-2
CBI unearths bank fraud of Rs
10 crore. 1991 (N-D): 25
CBI Bull 27
A Case for a cultural revolution
of India’s police. Vijay
Karan. 1992 (Ja): 26 CBI
Bull 1-5
A Case of securities scam
worked out by CBI in mid
fifties. Gurdasmal. 1992
(S): 26 CBI Bull 9-10
Controlled delivery - As a tool
of investigation. B.V.
Kumar. 1991 (N-D): 25 CBI
Bull 19-22
The Criminal justice system.
K. Madhavan. 1992 (Jl):
26 CBI Bull 4-8
Data protection and the police.
R. Srikumar. 1992(1): 26
CBI Bull 4-6
 162
Death in custody. 1992 : 27
EPW551
Delay bar in disnussal case.
Bal Krishna. 1992 (Je); 26
CBIBull 45-6
Drug scenario in India and gen­
eral trends noticed in 1991.
1992 (S): 26 CBI Bull 18-
21
Ghatna Sthal Parikshan va
anweshak safalta J.R. Gaur.
1992 (S): 26 CBI Bull 11-
3 (Je): 26 CBI Bull 26-9
“A Glimpse of criminal arrests -
Detention in police custody
for more than 24 hours -
Malady and remedy”. K.M.
D as. 1992 (A p ):9 8 C riU
57-8
Ground for police dismissal. Bal
Krishna. 1992 (N): 26 CBI
Bull 27-8
Hi-tech in S.I.T. 1992 (My): 26
CBIBull 15-9
In the dock: Does anyone really
care for the Indian police?
Rajiv K. Bajaj. 1991 (N-
D): 25 CBI Bull 23-4
Inspections as a managerial
concept. S. Subramanian.
1992 (Ma): 26 CBI Bull 1-
3 Police Sanganthana/vibhagon
International views on fire-arms
and explosives. D.R.Kar-
thikeyan. 1992 (N): 20
CBI Bull 3-6
A Learning experience. Vik-
ram Lai. 1992 (Ag): 26
CBIBull 48-53
Natural variations in Initials
indentifications. B.K.
Sharma. 1992 (N): 29 CBI
Bull 7-9
Neutrality, impartiality & the
police. John Lobo. 1991
(Ag): 25 CBI Bull 3-4
New year eve. 1992 (Ja): 26
CBIBull 33-5
Not by fire-power alone. 1992:
27 EPW 2337
The Police: No help for victims.
1992: 27 EPW 1705-6
Police and administration of
criminal justice. R. Deb.
1992(F): 26 CBI Bull 7-24
Police and inter-agency co­
operation for the investi­
gation and detection of
sexual abuse of children.
Norman Collinson. 1992
Police and the community.
Ramesh Chandra Dikshit.
1992 (Ag): 26 CBI Bull 1-
7
Pollice atrocities: Liability to
pay compensation. P.S.
Somaa 1991 (D): 15 CULR
455-62
Police atrocities at Manibeli:
Report of a visit. Ashish
Kothari. 1991-92:30(28)
Mains 13-6
Police Karyapranali men Com­
puter. K ^lash Nath Gupta.
1991 (Jl): 31 SD 7-27
Police rampage in Manibeli. H.
Suresh. 1992 (Jl): 7 Law
Col 38-9
mein Hindi ki upyogirta.
Mahesh Chander Gupta.
1992 (My): 26 CBI Bull 5-
7
Police violence: A chief Minis­
ter forgets. 1992:27 EPW
1164-5
Preparing police to deal with a
multi-cultured society.
Peter Imbert. 1992 (Jl): 26
CBI Bull 19-30
Problems of crime investigation
in India. Satya Pal Singh.
1992 (Ag): 26 CBI Bull
11-4
 163
Professionalism and the police.
John Lobo. 1992 (Ap): 26
CBI 1-2
RAF cannot substitute police
role. AjayK.Mehra. 1992-
93: 31(6) Mains 26-8
Reorientation of police work
culture in (Scientific work
culture). BiLSharma. 1992
(Je): 26 CBI Bull 11-7
Re-structuring o f poice ad­
ministration in India for
the 21st century. Satish
Chandra Jain. 1991 (0-D):
36 Adm 19-36
Specialise and serve. S. Subra-
manian. 1992 (S): 26 CBI
Bull 1-2
Speech identification and tape
authenticati(m-A new emer­
ging area in criminalistics.
S.R. Singh, M.R. Kumar
and V.N. Sehgal. 1992
(Je): 26 CBI Bull 18-25
The Students and the police.
S.C. Misra. 1992 (S): 26
CBI Bull 3-8
Tactics to counter terrorism.
R.K.Pachnanda. 1992(J1):
26 CBI Bull 12-5
Towards a good police force.
N.Krishnaswamy. 1992
(Ja): 26 CBI Bull 31-2
Underground banking systems.
Peter Nove. 1992 (S): 26
CBI Bull 14-7
The Use of hypnosis in police
investigations. H.B. Gibson.
1992 (Ma): 26 CBI Bull
14-9
Utility of fibre examination in
crime detection. K.V.S. Rao
and V.N. Sehgal. 1992 (Jl):
26 CBI Bull 16-8
POLITICAL PARTIES
Area of darkness. Rajni Kothari.
1992 (N): 399 Sem 14-7
BJP: In true coloures. 1992; 27
EPW 1357-8
BJP: Strong-arm tactics. 1992:
27 EPW 2394
BJP gains by default. Amaresh
Misra. 1992:27 EPW 393-
4
BJP in a bind. 1992:27 EPW
975
Beginning o f realignment.
1992:27 EPW' 488-9
CPI (M): No basic quarrel.
1992:27 EPW 2210
CPI (M) to government’s res­
cue. 1992:27 EPW 489-90
CPI (M) ‘S dilemma. 1992:27
EPW 308
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 1713-4
Confusion worse confounded.
N.C. 1991-92:30 (31) Mains
1-2
Congress party: Election pains.
1992:27 EPW 176
Congress (I): After “Return to
democracy’. 1992:27 EPW
856
Congress (I) elections. 1992 :
27 EPW 436
Congress (I): Moves and counter­
moves. 1992:27 EPW 1632
Congress (I): The opposition
within. 1992:27 EPW 2080-
1
Crisis in Malaysian Indian
Congress. M.G.G Pillai.
1992:27 EPW 1789
“D em ocratised” C ongress.
YogeshPuri. 1991-92:(22)
Mains2, 35
From Avasi to Tmipati. R.C.Dutt.
1991-92:30 (39)Mains 11-
4
In step with the world. Ajay
Kumar. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
26-9
 164
Is B JP the party of the future?
An essay on nati^'n-build-
ing. LalitUniyal. 1991-92:
30 (35) Mains 19-22
Is BJP the party of the future?
-II: An essay on nation-
building. Lalit Uniyal. 1991-
92:30(36) Mains 17-25
The Left alternative. Sitaram
Yechuiy. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
36-9
Levels of stniggle. 1992:27 EPW
489
Maharashtra: Crisis that never
was. 1992:27 EPW 2392-3
Our Rip Van Winkles: CPI and
POLITICS
CPI-M. S.G.Saidesai. 1991-
92:30(17) Mains 11-4
Out of touch. Amulya Ganguli.
1992 (N): 399 Sem 22-5
‘Play fair and we will play fair’:
Pages from Congress his­
tory. Suniti Kumar Ghosh.
1992:27 EPW 1079-88
Post-Tirupati Congress. 1992:27
EPW 731
The Problem. Bhabani Sen
Gupta. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
12-3
Regional parties; reduced effi­
cacy. parties: reduced ef­
ficacy. Harish Khare. 1992
(N): 399 Sem 33-5 -
llhetoricand reality. S.C. 1991-
92:30 (26) Mains 1-2
Rise of democratic left, anti-
IMF feelings in Russia.
1992-93:31 (5) Mains 17-
26
Rumblings in the South. 1992:27
EPW 1511
Season of lethargy. 1992: 27
EPW 1103-4
Seeds of fascism. Manini Chat-
terjee. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
17-21
South African Communist Party:
A personal view. Angela
Y. Davis. 1991-92: (29)
Mains 28-32
Struggling to survive. Bharat
Bhushan. 1992 (N): 399 Sem
30-2
Tiruoati Congress sessions:
Some reflections. AjitRoy.
1992:27 EPW 992
Towards open, rejuvenated CPI.
1991-92:30(28) Mains 17-
9
West Bengal: Dangerous trends.
1992:27 EPW 733
Absolute power corrupts abso­
lutely: Djilas Yevgeny
Fadeyev. 1991-92:30 (22)
Mains 23-4
The American political sys­
tem: A critique of its func­
tioning. Khalid B.Sayeed.
1992:27 EPW 2125-32
Are we embracing colonialism?
AmiyaRao. 1991-92:30(48)
Mains 4-5
Award extraordinary. 1992:27
EPW 2209
BJP and Congress: Politics of
confrontation. 1992:27
EPW 456
Bihar: An alliance at stake.
1992:27 EPW 2272
Bihar: Caste politics. 1992:27
EPW 309
Bihar: Shifting alliances. 1992:27
EPW 2393-4
A Bureaucratic excercise. M.
Shatrugna. 1992:27 EPW
2160
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 315-6
Camel-trading, Rajasthan style.
1992:27 EPW 1533
Chickens coming home to roost.
N.C. 1991:30 (54) Mains
1-2
 165
Congress: Outside help. 1992:27
EPW 1704
Crisis aggravates. S.C. 1992-
93:31 (6) mains 1-2
Crisis of congidence. S.C. 1991-
92:30(30) Mains 1-2
A Crisis of leadership. Ekram
Khawar. 1991-92:30 (18)
Mains 19-21
The DMK debacle: Causes and
portents. V.Suresh. 1992:
27 EPW 2313-21
Death in a ‘City of fools’. M.S.S
Pandian. 1992:27 EPW
2352-3
Decline of Rajiv government.
L.K.Advani. 1991-92:30
(Ann) Mains 133-5
Empty talk of polarisation.
1992 : 27 EPW 2392 The
End of Compassion. Di-
nesh Mohan. 1991-92:30
(48) Mains 23-4
Exceptional step? S.C. 1991-
92: 30 (49) Mains 1
Factions and big mone;^. N.C.
1991-92:30 (52) Mains 1-2
Faithful to the Script. 1992 : 27
EPW 1580
Faithful of Jharkhand - Its
impact on Bengal. 1991-
92: 96 CWN 142-4
Fallout of ‘Yatra’. 1992:27 EPW 240
Fluid positions. 1992:27 EPW
1292
Growing communalisation of
politics. Deepak Mishra.
1992:27 EPW 1965
Historical context of political
change in rural West Ben­
gal: A study of seven
villages in Bardhman.
Sujit Narayan Chattopadh-
yaya. 1992:27 EPW 647-
58
Indigenous and tribal people’s
global hegemonies and
government of India. B.K.
Roy Burman. 1991-92:30
(64) Mains 31-5
Jharkhand movement: Subdued
for resilient. 1992:27 EPW
454-5
Jharkhand movement at cross
rools. 1991-92: 30 (25)
Mains 7-9
The Jharkhandis: Vision and
reality: A micro-study of
Singhbhum. Srabani Ra-
ichaud huri. 1992:27 EPW
2551-6
Just a pinch of honesty. Rajmo-
han Gandhi. 1992-93:31 (6)
Mains 9-10
Karnataka: Out of favour. 1992:
27 EPW 2512
Legitim acy for terrorists.
1992:27 EPW 2273-4 .
Militarisation of politics of
politicisation of the mili­
tary. Nera Chandhoke.
1991-92:30 Mains 13-4
Mistrust and President Bush.
M.V.Desai. 1991-92:30 (51)
Mains 3-4
More of the same. M.Shatrugna.
1992: 27 EPW 2219-20
The Muslim vote. Seema Mus­
tafa. 1991-92:30 (48) Mains
11-2
Need for a secular, centrist al­
ternative. Seema Mustafa.
1991-92:30 (31) Mains 4.35
Nafarious game. 1992:27 EPW
1512
Not sorrow but atonement. N.C.
1991-92:31 (5) Mains 1-3
‘Off with their heads’: Suppres­
sion of dissent in Tamil
Nadu. V. Geetha and S.V.
Rajadurai. 1992:27 EPW
1184-5
Ominous outburst. N.C. 1991-
92: 30 (53) Mains 1-2
 166
One year of Narasimha Rao
government; A balance
sheet. Arun Ghosh. 1992:27
EPW 1638-40
Opposing any kind of change.
1991-92:66 CWN 65-66
Opposition upstaged. 1992: 27
EPW 1224
Political alignments in the
making. Amaresh Mishra.
1992:27 EPW 2225-6
Political expendiency defying
legal probity. K.G.Kannabi
ran. 1991-92:30(44)Mains
3, 34
Political process: A crisis of
systems. Sharat Kumar.
1991-92:30 (43) Mains 13-
4, 32
Poverty of Naxalite philoso­
phy. G.S.Bhargava. 1991-
92:30 (22) Mains 21-2
The Question of sovereignty.
5,C. 1991-92:30 (21) Mains
1-2
Rehabilitation of survivors of
torture and political vio­
lence: The Philippine ex­
perience. Aurora A Paroung
June Pagaduan-Lopez,
Sylvia Estrada- Claudio,
Clizalath Protacio-Mar-
celino and MA Victoria
Cabildo. 1992:27 EPW
1755-61
Religion inpolitics: Where wfill
itend?1992:27EPW2336-
7
Return to murky past? S.C. 1991-
92:30 (22) Mains 1-2
Secon round of states’ reor­
ganisation; Issues and
probles. Pradeep Kumar.
1991-92:30 (54) Mains 10-
3
Shadow-boxing. 1992:27 EPW
1447
Short-sighted follies. 1992:27
EPW 377
The Sordid game. Harish Chan-
dola. 1991-92:30 (25) Mains
2-3, 34
Speaker’s score. 1992:27 EPW
1768
Syi.ibolic but significant. 1992:
27 EPW 1881-2
Threshold of sordid politics.
N.C. 1991-92: 30 (44)
Mains 1-2
Time for initiative. S.C. 1991-
92:30 (20) Mains 1
Towards a United left in Bihar.
Krishna Chaitanya. 1992:27
EPW 2025-6
Unworkability of ‘Trickledown’
strategy in India. 1991-92;
30 (25) Mains 17-9
Uttar Pradesh: New alignments.
1992.-27 EPW 2208
West Bengal: Competition in
low politics. Ajit Roy.
1992:27 EPW 1237-8
What is to be done? Sharat
Kumar. 1992-93:31 (6)
Mains 11-2
Yadav ascendancy in Bihar
politics. Tilak D.Gupta.
1992: 27 EPW 1304-6
POLLUTION
Agrarian structure, environ­
mental concerns and rural
poverty. Vijay Vyas. 1992
(Jl-S): 37 Adm 67-81
The Alternative Rio summit.
Mukund Govind Raja. 1992:
EPW 1787-8
Balance-sheet of Rio Confer­
ence. Nirmala Lakshman.
1991-92:30 (36) Mains 5-
6,35
Burning and decontamination.
Ronald Schlegel. 1992 (Ja):
6 Encology 29-33
 167
Chipko; Social background of
an environmental move­
ment. Harsh Dobhal. 1991-
92; 30(13) Mains 15-7
Commitment to save the planet:
Need for gloabal responsi­
bility. P.V.NarasimhaRao.
1991-92:30 (35) Mains 5,33
Constitutional gurantee of a
wholesome environment.
Nandan S. Nelivigi. 1992
(Ag-S):7 Law Col 19-20
The Fifty-Second convocation
address by Prof G. Ram
Reddy, chairman, Univer­
sity Grants Commission,
on May 4, 1992 (Control­
ling environmental degra­
dation: The role of educa­
tional institution). G. Ram
Rddy. 1992 (Jl / 53 IJSW
517-21
Earth Summit. 1992:27 EPW
1355
Energy consumption in the
transportation sector and
its environmental implica­
tions: A case study of
Delhi, India. V.Srinivas
Chary and Preety Malhotra.
1991 (Ap): 6 Encology 7-
18
Environment, ecology and the
Himalayas. Arun Ghosh.
1992:27 EPW 1455-8
Environmental crimes prosecu­
tion: A law enforcement
partnership. Vincent A.
Matulewich, M.S. 1991
(Ag): CBI Bull 19-22
'Environmental destruction;
Partners in crime. Bharat
Dogra. 1992.27 EPW 1293
Environmental implications.
Lawrence Surendra. 1992
(jl): 395 SEm 44-8
Environmental implications of
energy use in the city of
Delhi. Ranjan Kumar Bose.
1990 (N): 5 Encology 1-9
Guidelines o f management and
handling o f hazardous
wastes. 1992 (Ma): 6 En­
cology 23-8
Harardous materials released in
1987 (U.S.A.): National
Wildlife Federation Report.
1991 (My): 5 Encology 1-
18
History of the future. William
Vogt. 1992(Ja-Je);10IASSI
197-200
^fnplemenling sustainability. Ben
Boer. 1992:14DLR 1-33
Improving sewage-effluent treat­
ment. 1992 (N); 5 Encol­
ogy 33-9
Legislative activismand envi­
ronmental developmeiit.
P.Subramonian Poti. 1992
(Ma); 16CULR 1-51 ,
Maharashtra’s experience in auto
pollution control. S.K.
Sagane. 1992 (Ma): 6 En­
cology 23-8
Man’s truest monument... Deena
Khatkhate. 1992: 27 EPW
1459-60
Mass awareness-pollutions of
Ganga and its action plan.
Jitender Mohan Sharma.
1989(ja-M a0:36Bha27-9
Meaning of earth summit. Jaidev
Sharm a. 1991-92:30
(26)Mains 6
Message from Rio. J.C.Kapur.
1991-92:30 (48) Mains
13,26
National symposium on envi-
ronment-highlights. 1992
(Ap): 6 Encology 37-9
Need for debate. Nikhll Chakrav-
aitty. 1991-92:30 (38) Mains
4
 168
Ozone: sources and interaction
with other pollutaits. Madh-
oolika Agrawal. 1992 (Ap);6
Encology 22-4
Ozone Protection: Beyond the
Montreal Protocol. Gurdip
Singh. 1992:14 DLR 116-
27
Planning and management for
water and land resources:
Partnerships for sustain­
able development. Jules
N.Pretty.l991 (My):5 En­
cology 19-32
Policy initiatives for industrial
environmental planning in
the nineties. S.Chandra
sekhar. 1990(N):5 Encol­
ogy 17-33
Politics of biodiversity conven­
tion. AshishKothari. 1992:
27 EPW 749-55
Race against marine oil spill -
The international scenario.
A.Yogamoorthy. 1992(F):
Ecology 30-4
Rio and new order. Nikhil
POPULATION
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(36) Mains 7-9
Rio blazes a new trail. O.P.
Sahherwal. 1991-92:30(36)
Mains 9-11
The Rio Conference on envi­
ronment. K.srinivasan. 1992
(Jl); 8 C o rp L A d 7 3 -4
The Rio declaration. 1991-92:
30 (35) Mains 34-5
Shunting environmental con­
cerns. Anand Grover. 1992
(Je):7 Law Col 10-1
s ^ m e aspects of environ­
mental accounting. R. Tha-
marajakshi. 1992:27 EPW
2533-4
Spinning out of control: The
Earth at UNCED. Sam Rao.
1992(J1-S): 42 SA 328-36
State of environmental in Jammu
& Kashmir. M.A. Kawosa.
1989 (0-D ):36B ha 184-8
The Swiss are serious about
cleaning up. 1992 (Ja): 6
Encology 26-8
Tighter emission limits for
vehicles. Jan Lothigtus.
1992 (Ap):6 Encology 31-
3
Tough prospects at Rio. Usha
Rai. 1991-92:30 (33) Mains
4-5
Towards global environmental
management. Anil Agarwal.
1992 (A p -Je ):4 2 S a lll-9
Utilisation of by product phos-
phogypsum. S.K.Titus,
R.V.Bhoyar and A.D.Bhide.
1992 (Ma):6 Encology 29-
37
What remains unsaid about
UNCED. Vibhodh Parth-
asarathi. 1991-92:30 (16)
Maisn 5-6
Administering population count­
ing. Shriram Maheshwari.
1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA 393-
403
Decline in sex ratio: Alterna­
tive explanation re-exam­
ined. Sarswati Raju and
MahendraKPremi. 1992:27
EPW 911-2
Decline in sex ratio: Alterna­
tive explanation revis­
ited. S.Irudaya Rajan, U.S.
Mishra and K.Navanee-
tham. 1992:27 EPW 2505-
8
Demographic transition in
Kerala: A reply. P.N.Mari
Bhatand S. IrudayaRajan.
1992: 27 EPW 1213-5
Development and population
 169
policy: Some Indian evi­
dence on determinants of
prevalence rate. Pranab
Banerji. 1992 (Jl-S); 38
IJPA 250-6
Does India have a population
policy? Mahendra K.Premi.
1992 (Jl-s):3 8 IJP A 219-
26
Educating females for control­
ling population. J.C. Pant.
1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA 276-
90
Fertility policy in India : Need
for a fresh Thinking. S.
Irudaya Rajan and U. S.
Mishra. 1992 (Jl-S) ; 38
IJPA 422-31
Operation”Near zero population
growth” for India. Bejoy
KandathilEapen.l992(Jl-
S ) : 38 IJPA 422-31
Overpopulation: The great red
herring? Aseem Shrivas-
tava. 1992:27 EPW 2032-8
Policy of greater involvem ent.
of NGOs: Need for con­
crete measures. Prem P.Tal-
war. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA
297-310
Political economy of popula­
tion growth. Swamjit Mehta
and H.S, Mehta. 1992 (Jl-
S) 38 IJPA373-87
Population, poverty and em­
ployment in India. T.N.
Krishnan. 1992:27 EPW
2479-97
Population, the forgotten fac­
tor. Daran Singh. 1992 (Jl-
S): 38 IJPA 213-8
Population explosion and
population control pro­
grammes in Bangladesh:
An overview. A.S.M.Atiqur
Rahman and Dil Rowshan
Zinnat Ara Nazneen. 1992
(Jl-S):38 OJPA 432-48
Population policy and some
indicators o f implementa­
tion. Shanta Kohli Chan­
dra. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA
291-6
Population policy in India;
Perspectives for the future.
Kuttan Mahadevan and
M.Sumangla. 1992 (Jl-
S):38 IJPA 227-40
Population pressures - threat to
democracy. Demographic
factors and their impact
on political stability and
constitutional government.
K. Mamalanathan. 1992 (Jl-
S): 38 IJPA 388-92
Population stabilisation - The
foremost prioity for the
nation. K.K.Mathur. 1992
(Jl-S): 38 IJPA 241-9
Quality of life to arrest popula­
tion growth. P.D.Malgav-
kar. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA
404-21
Raisign age at marriage of
girls in India: Future policy
interventions. N. Audi-
narayana and N. The mozhi.
1992 (Jl-S); IJPA 341-53
Who rock the cradle? Women,
fertility control and tech­
nology in Indian. Saraswati
Raju and Satish Kumar.
1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA 323-
332
PO TI, P. SUBRAMONIAN
Legislative activism and envi­
ronmental development.
1992 (Ma): 16CULR1-51
POVERTY
CPRs and rural poor; A micro
level analysis. Syed Ajmal
Pasha. 1992:27EPW2499-
2503
EGS and the poor; Evidence
from logitudinal village
 170
studies. M.J. Bhende, T.S.
Walker, S.S.Leberman and
J.V.Venkataram. 1992:27
EPW A 19-22
Growth and poverty; The ur­
ban legend. Arup Mitra.
1992:27 EPW 659-65
Hunder in Kalahandi: Blink­
ered understanding. Deepak
Mishra andR.S.Rao. 1992:
27 EPW 1245-6
Implications of ‘Antyodaya’
Shriman Narayan. 1992
(Ja-Je): 10 lA S S IQ /280-9
Poverty. Majid Rahnema. 1992
(Jl-S):37A dm 41-65
Poverty among scheduled tribes.
Bhupender Singh. 1992 (Ja-
Je): lOIASSIAQ 256-67
Poverty and inequality in China
and India. Jim Matson and
MarkSelden. 1992:27 EPW
701-15
Poverty and technology. Indira.
1992:27 EPW 171-2
Tackling rural poverty. N. Chan­
dra Mohan. 1992 (Jl): 395
sem 53-6
POWER, CHAHED
Development and the cola cul­
ture 1992 (Ja-Ma): 13 GM
466-76
PRABHAKARA, J
Agricultural water management
research in J&K state. 1989
(0-D): 36 Bha 274-6
PRABHARAN, R
Operation flood - A few con­
straints. 1992 (Ja): 531JSW
115-8
PRABHU, K.MANIK
Contempt of court - A review.
1992 (2): 69 An LT 38-47
PRABHU, K.SEETA
Identification of levels of de­
velopment : Case of
Mharashtra. 1992:27 EPW
1927-37
PRABHU, PRADIP
Tribal deaths in Thane distict:
The other side. 1992: 27
EPW 2527-30
PRADEEP,N
Water resources. 1989 (Ja-Ma):
36 Bha 23-4
PRADHAN, GOPINATH
Concentration in cement indus­
try under ‘New Policy
Regime’ 1992:27 EPW 31-
8
PRADHAN, H.N
Judicial review under the In­
dian Constitution. 1992:73
CLT 27-30
PRASAD, ANIRUDH
Do the Indian legislatures enjoy
a privilage ‘Not to codify
their privilege /S ’? 1991
(Ap-Je): 27 C M U 174-93
Role of judiciary in national
integration. 1991 (Ja-Ma):
27 C M U 21-48
PRASAD, BHUVANESHWAR
“ Sections 362 and 482 of the
Code of Oriminal Proce­
dure: A comparative analy­
sis.” 1992 (F): 98 Cri U
18-25
PRASAD, DEEPAK
Jal Hai Jal Hai-An experiment
in Dumka district o f Bihar.
1992 (Ja-Ma): 37 Adm 95-
113
PRASAD, H.Y. SHARADA
Mansir, Malikaijuna Blend of
 171
eminence and humility.
1991-92; 30 (49) Mains
27-8
PRASAD, JAGDISH
Land reform and its impact oh
land structure nad peasant
clas relations in Bihar. 1992
(Ja-Je); 10IASSIQ94-105
PRASAD, N .V roV A
Necessity to amend rule 475
(2) of A.P.Motor Vehicles
Rules, 1989. 1992(2): 69
An LT 62-3
Offence U/s 354 I.P.C. - As
amended - triable by court
of session. 1992 (3): 70 An
LT17
Offeree under sec. 354 I.P.C.-
As amended which court
should try. 1992 (2): 69 An
LT58-9
PRASAD, PRADHAN H
A Bold step to disaster. 1991-
92:30 (23) Mains 9-10
Some inus of land refers in Bihar.
1992 (Ja-Je): 10IASSIQ87-
93
PRASAD, RENUKA
The Politics of sexuality. 1992
(O-D): 42 SA 425-37
PRASAD, S. SATYANARAYANA
Andhra Pradesh College Serv­
ice Commission - recruit­
ment of lectures - The
decision of Teh Andhra
Pr.xiesh High Court requires
rconsideration. 1992 (2): 69
An LT 25-7
PRASAD, SHIV BALAK
Politics of Presidential election
in India, election in India.
1991-92; 30 (32) Mains 20-
2.
PRA SA N G I,J
The Role of victim compensa­
tion in criminal law. 1992
(2); 69 An LT 1-4
PRATAP, SUBHASH C
“International workshop on
Human Rights - Key note
address”. 1992 (Ag): 79 AIR
113-5
Reply by the Hon’ble Sri
Subhash C. Pratap, chief
justice (On 30th June, 1992).
1992 (2); 69 An LT 49-50
PRATHYSUSHA, K
A Study of mental healt status
of children. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 17-22
PRECEDENTS
Judicial precedents. 1992 (F);
23 La 98
f
PREM I, MAHENDRA K
Decline in sex ratio: Alterna­
tive explanation reexam­
ined. 1992:27 EPW 911-2
Does India have a population
poUcy?1992(Jl-S); 38UPA
219-26
PRESS
Abdication of responsibility.
1992; 27 EPW 133
Culcutta diary. AM. 1992: 27
EPW 442-4
Can a source sue a journalist?
A.G.Noorani. 1992; 27
EPW 386
The Earlier turbulence: How
the emergency hits back.
Anil Naruieya. 1992 ; 27
EPW 1597-9
The Europian Court judgment
in “Spycatcher”. Jennifer
McDermott. 1992 (Ja-Je):
24 lA 14-23
Face of regional journalism.
Mrinal Pande. 1991-92: 30
(48) Mains 10
 172
Fourth estate or Fifth column.
JohnTusa. 1991-92:30(52)
Mains 29-33
Freedom of press; Obscenity
vs. literary values. Badar
Ahmad. 1992 (jl-s): 28
C M U 226-32
Meeting brothers from Bangla-
desh.N.C. 1991-92:30(28)
Mains 2-4
A Moral basis for environment
journalism. Lalitha Vaidya-
nathan. 1991-92: 30 (39)
Mains 27-31
Outrageous. S.C. 1991-92: 30
(28) Mains 1-2
Parliament and the press. Brijmo-
han Mishra. 1991 (S): 37
JPI 343-6
Pravda: Snuffed out. 1992: 27
EPW 614
Safety and protection of jour­
PRISONS
nalists. B.K.Pal. 1991-92:30
(45) Mains 16-7
Twenty years after emergence
of Watergate: Triumph of
idiot culture in US media.
Carl Bernstein, 1991-92:30
(39) Mains 7-9
PRETTY, JULES N
Planning and management for
water and land resource:
Partnerships for sustain­
able development. Jules
N. Prety. 1992 (My): 5
Encology 19-32
PRICE
Does inflation hurt the poor
more? R.Radhakrishna and
C. Ravi. 1992: 27 EPW
157-9
Fixing agricultural prices: Is­
sues and experiences. V.M.
Rao. 1992:27 EPW 639-45
Grim price rise, profiteers on
rampage. Dadan Upadhyay.
1991:92 30(17) Mains 17-
8
Inflation : Illusion and reality.
SatyaNarain. 1991-92:30
(46) Mains 5-6
Inflation gathering momentum.
1992: 27 EPW 251-2
The New burden. S.C. 1991-
92:30 (48) Mains 1
No respite on prices front. 1992:
27 EPW 993-4
Onward, Charistian soldiers.
1992: 27 EPW 1767
Partial decontrol of fertiliser
prices. J.V.M eenakshi.
1992: EPW 2347-8
Price level accounting in India.
Narinder Kaur. 1992 (O):
22 CS 897-9
Correctional objectives of prison:
A critique on Justice Krishna
Iyer’s correctional media­
tion. Satpal Singh Makkar.
1992: 39 Pb Univ L Rev
143-8
End of news censorship for
prisoners in Bihar. Indu
Bharti. 1992:27 EPW 1242
Jail Prashasan Ek dristi. A.S.Raj.
1991 (Ap): 30 SD 33-8
Model prision Lucknow - A
genetic study. Laxikant
Tripathi. 1991 (Ag):30SD
25-32
Prisoners, prison conditions
and prison reforms: An
emperical study of prison
administration in Himachal
Pradesh. B.R.Sharma and
Vandana Kashyap. 1988:5
Kan U 79-99
Prisons at crossroads. Hira Singh.
1991 (Ap): 30 SD 1-4
 173
PRIVACY
Right to be left alone. B.D.
Agarwala. 1992 (Ja):7 Corp
L Ad 3-5
PROPERTY
Brief history of right to property
in India. Kamal Jeet Singh
and Mollina Sekhri. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 28 C M U 66-70 ■
“Money decree holder better
placed than mortgagee
decree holder in E.P. Pro­
ceedings. anomaly anddis-
crimination-Remedy nee­
ded”. T.A.Varadarajan.
1992 (I): 182 M U 11-2
Need to re-consider the deci­
sion reported in 1991
(DA.L.T.575. Kairi Syama-
sundara Rao. 1992 (1); 68
An LT 11-4
PROTACIO-MARCELLINO,
ELIZABETH
Rehabilitation of survivors of
torture and political vio­
lence: The Philippine ex­
perience. 1992:27 EPW
1755-61
PUBLIC FINANCE
Contribution of ‘Other Serv­
ices* sector to gross dome­
stic product in India: An
evaluation. S.M.Kansal.
1992: 27 EPW 2047-56
Credit, inflation and deflation:
Some theoretical comments
in the Indian context. Pra-
bhatPatnaik. 1992:27 EPW
1983-6
The Debt-energy nexus: A case
study of India. C.Ramanohar
Reddy, Antonette D ’Sa
Amulya & K.N.Reddy.
1992: 27 EPW 1401-5
European monetary union and
fiscal policy. Nigel M.
Healey and Paul Levine.
1992:27 EPW 1972-4
Face of debt politics. Nikhil
Chakravartty. 1991-92:30
(49) Mains 2-3
Financial programming for
stablisation: Some notes on
IMF Model. Ranjit Sau.
1992:27 EPW 531-4
Financial reform; Need for fresh
thinking. 1992:27 EPW
1224-5
Financial reforms and rural
development. N.A. Mujum-
dar. 1992:27 EPW 684-6
Financial system: Chasing red
herrings. 1992:27 EPW
1036-7
Fiscal deficial and stablisation
policy. R.J.Mody. 1992:27
EPW 325-6
Freedom from foreign ' debt.
I.G.Patel, 1991-92:30(50)
Mains 9-16
Income, taxation, investment
and black money. Arun
Ghosh. 1992:27 EPW 496-
8
International financial mar­
ket anomalies: Profit­
able opportunities. A.K.
Sarkar. 1992 (O): CS 895-
6
Issues before Tenth Finance
Commission. Raja. J. Ch-
elliah, M.Govinda Rao and
Tapas Kumar Sen. 1992:27
EPW 2539-50
Not a recipe for a millennium.
Arun Beneiji. 1992:27 EPW
2153-4
State intervention versus free
market. Arun Ghosh. 1992:
27 EPW 1365-8
U n stays ahead. D.P.Sharma.
1992:27 EPW 1359
 174
PUBLIC INTEREST
LITIGATION
Bottlenecks of justice? A fur­
ther note on the limits of
public interest litigation.
Werner F.Menski. 1992(1)
KLT 57-60
Public interest litigation and
locus standi. Beena Ch-
oudhary. 1992 (Jl-S): 28
C M U 236-43
Public interest litigation as an
instrument of social jus­
tice. Gulab Gupta. 1992 (Ja-
M a);5C IL Q 1-168
Use and abuse of public inter­
est litigation. Shaiija
Chander.l 992:39 Pb Univ.
PUBLIC SECTOR
L Rev 149-54
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
LAW
“Air Law”. Markanday Katju.
1992 (O): 79 AIR 145-8
Bangladesh refugees: Political
games. 1992:27 EPW 2080
Gulf War: The air pollution
aspect and the criminal lia­
bility. Param Jeet Singh.
1991 (Jl-S): 27 C M U 194-
7 94
International system and role of
UN. Kamal A.Mitra Che-
noy. 1991-92:30 (51) Mains
20-3
Jurisdictional issues before the
World Court. S.C.Parakh.
1992(1): 68 An LT 59-64
Law of the sea: India’s Policy
options. Prabhas C.Sinha.
1991 (0-D: 33 JILI510-26
Other face of UN in Combodia.
1992:27 EPW 2532
New Indo-British extradition
tready: What is the pur­
pose? V.Siddharth. 1992:27
EPW 2531-2
New World order and UN.
Parminder S.Bhogal. 1991
92:30 (51) Mains 23-6
Refugesand the right of asylum.
Harpal Kaur Khehra. 1988:5
Kan U 1-26
United Nations in the “New
world order”. M.S.Rajan.
1991-92:30 (29) Mains 10-
2
A Verdict against international
law principles. Soli J. Sor-
abjee. 1992 (Ap-Je): 28
C M U 152-4
West violates UN Charter. Pe-
terLynn Sinai. 1991-92:30
(45) Mains 4
Emerging dimensions in priva­
tisation of public enter­
prises: A comparative
analysis of developed and
developing economies.
Gurdeep Singh Batra and
Narinder Kaur. 1992 (N):
22 CS 983-90
Evaluating the performance of
public enterprises P.B. Joh­
nnie. 1992 (S):22 CS 788-
Exit policy in public sector.
Bagaram Tulpule. 1992:27
EPW 319-21
Fiscal deficit and public enter-
prisis: Some more gram-
mer. Ramaswamy R. K Iyer.
1992:27 EPW 295-6
Foreign earnings position in the
public sector. S.K.Sharma
and Anju Rani. 1991-92:
(48) Mains 27-30
A Glimpse at a public sector
enterpris. Arun Ghosh
1992:27 EPW 317-8
New policy perspective and
public sector. K.Ashok Rao.
 175
1991-92:30 Mains 5,33
PSU share sales: In a tight spot.
1992:27 EPW 2272-3
Public sector: Performence
evaluation by MOU.K.B.
Batra. 1992 (Je): 22 CS
505-8
Strategic planning in public
sector companies: A case
study of IBP. Neelanjana
Mitra and Anindya Sen.
1992:27 EPW M39-44
Trading in public sector bonds.
Jairaj Kapadia. 1992:27
DPW 1710-1
PURANIK, ALOK
Role of corporate securities in
household saving and
private corporate sector
financing during eighties -
Some empirical observatins.
1992 (N): 22 CS 991-5
PURI,BALRAJ
Ominous portends from Jammu.
1992:27 EPW 2020-1
PURI, YOGESH
“Democratised” Congress. 1991-
92:30 (22) Mains 2, 35
PUROHIT, SANJAY
Solving the complex problem
of land transfers in a rega-
bilitaion. 1992 (Ag-Je): 37
Adm91-4
PURUSHOTHAMAN, SURESH
Hapless victims. 1992 (Ag): 396
Sem 31-3
PYLEE, M.V
Caretaker government: What and
why? 1991 (S): 37JPI441-
6 bra.l991-92:30(21)Mains
QADRI,AFZAL
Women victims and criminal
justice. 1991 (O): 31 SD
44-6
QADEER, MOHAMMAD A
Reflections on international
conferences. 1992:27 EPW
2414-6
QAISER, RIZWAN N
Hindu-muslim leadership: of
the 1991-92:30 (41) Mains
17-8
RACE RELATIONS
.'Affirmative action and the
poilitics of white resent­
ment. Tim Wise. 1992 (Jl):
7 Law col 42-3
Black skin, Black masks. Alok
Rai. 1992:27 EPW 2099-
2103
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27
EPW 1042
Capitalist democracy and status
of blacks. Roj)i Chakra-
borti. 1992:27 EPW 1599-
1600
Colour blind justicfe. 1992(F): 7
Law Coi 28-30
From there to eternity. Deena
Khatkhate. 1992:27 EPW
1587-8
Is anti-black discrimination a
thing of the past? i 992 (Ag-
S): 7 Law Col 38-9
Rascism in Europe: The future
of EEC immigration and
reftigeelaw. Ian Macdonald.
1992 (My): Law Col 13-7
Reunification to racism. Jay-
shree Sengupta. 1991-92:
30 (52) Mains 3
South Africa: Apartheid digs in.
1992:27 EPW 1882
South African whites still hate
blacks. Hari Sharan Chha-
33-4
Symbol of cultural domination
Sushant Kumar Mishra.
1991-92:30 (36) Mains 29-
30
 176
US hypocrisy unmasked. Seema
Sirohi. 1991-92:30 (35)
Mains 13
Unbridgeable racial chasm.
Ludwina A. Josheph. 1991-
92:30 (29) Mains 3
RADHAKRISHNA, R
Does inflation hurt the poor
more? C.Ravi. 1992:27
EPW 157-9
RADHAKRISHNA, S
‘Legal aid - still in its infancy’
1992(Ja-Ma): 28C M U 51-
65
RADHAKRISHNAMURTI,
BADDEPUDI
‘Give teeth to the Prevention of
corruption Act”. 1992 (O)”
90 C r iU 131-3
RADHAKRISHNAN, VARKALA
Crisis in Indian parliamentary
democracy. 1991 (S): 37
JPI 383-7
RAGHAVACHARI, V.T
Demand - subsequent sen for
extended time limit - va-
lidity-Party 2-a point of view
on. 1992:62 Exc LT A5-9,
17
Rectification of mistake -
whether hearing is a must?
1962:62ExcLTA95-100
Reference to the High Court.
1992:57 Exc Lt a49-54
RAGHAVAN, CHAKRAVARTHI
Chemical weapons convention-
safeguards noth’s interests.
1991-92:30 (14) Mains 17-
22
RAGHVAN, N.S
Are penalty and assessment pro­
ceedings one and the same?
1992: 106 Ta 32-4
Implications of the budget
proposals for 1992-93 re­
lating to direct taxes. 1992
(Ap): 22 CS 312-6
Levy of penaly on protective
basis. 1992:106 Ta 8-9
RAGHAVENDRAN, K
Quality assurance for drmkmg
water mission to villages.
1992 (Ja): 6 Encology 13-
25
RAGHU,V
Need to amend rule 21 A.P.
Advocate Fee Rules of 1990.
1992 (3): 70 An LT 34-6
RAHMAN, A
Muslims in India : Need for
rethinking. 1991-92:30 (26)
Mains 15-7
Muslims in Indian: Need for
rethinking-II. 1991-92:30
(27) Mains 25-30
Muslims in India: Need for re-
thinking-III. 1991-92:30
(28) Mains 20-4
Science and secularism. 1991-
92:30 (Ann) Mains 91-7
RAHMAN, A.S.M.ATIQUR
Population explosion and
population control pro­
grammes in Bangladesh:
An overview. 1992 (Jl-S):
38 IJPA 432-48
BAHMATHURLL\, LAXMI
Vitamin ‘A ’ and childhood
mortality. 1992:27 EPW
666-8
RAHNEMA, M AJID
Poverty. 1992 (Jl-S):37 Adm
41-65
RAHUL
On “Modernity and its victims”
1992:27 EPW 1031-2
 177
RAI, ALOK
Black skin, black masks. 1992:
27 EPW 2099-2103
Educating judge. 1992 (Ma); 391
Sem 55-8
RAI, RAMBHAJAN
“Interim relief u/s 140, Motor
Vehicles Act, 1988, whe­
ther retrospctive?”. 1992
(My): 79 AIR 68-71
RAI, USHA
Tough prospects at Rio. 1991-
92:30 (33) Mains 4-5
RAICHAUDHURI, SRABANI
The Jharkhandis; Vision and
reality: A micro-study of
Singhbhum. 1992:27 EPW
2551-6
RAILWAYS
Forum for suits for compensa­
tion against railway ad­
ministration. 1990: 92 Bom
LR9-11
A Harsh deal for all passeng-
esrs.S. Sethuranadan. 1991-
92:30 (19) Mains 2, 33
RAINA, A.K
Optimal cropping pattern for
different stages of Marwal
lift canal. 1989 (0-D): 36
Bha 231-3
RAINA, BADRI
A Window to India. 1992 (Ap):
392 sem 28-31
RAIPURIA, KALYAN M
policy frame for support to
deemed exports. 1992:27
EPW 291-4
RAJ, A.L
Ideology and hegemony in Jhark­
hand movement. 1992:27
EPW 200-3
RAJ, A.S
Jail Prashasan: Ek dristi. 1991
(Ap): 30 SD 33-8
RAJ, K.N
Land reform and complemen­
tary measures in Kerala.
1992 (Ja-Je) : 10 IHSSQ
20-4
RAJ, SEBA STIL
India and the United Nations
Retrospect and prospects.
1992 (J1-S): 42 SA 242-58
RAJADURAI, S.V
‘Off with their heads’: Sup­
pression of dissent in Tamil
Nadu. 1992:27 1184-5
R A JAGO PAL,D.R
The Danube on fire? 1991-92:
30(40) Mains 31-3,
No respite in quick-sarid war.
1991-92:30 48 Mains 34
Silkworm devouring ipulberry
tree? 1991-92:30 (43) Mains
29-32
RAJAGOPALAN, R
Uncertainty in education. 1992
(Jl): 395 Sem 21-3
RAJAN, M.S
United Nations in the “New
world order”. 1991-92:30
(29) Mains 10-2
RAJAN, MUKUND GOVIND
The Alternative Rio summit.
1992:27 EPW 1787-8
RAJAN, S. IRUDAYA
Decline in sex ratio: Alterna­
tive explanation revisited.
1992:27 EPW 2505-8
Demographic transition in Ker­
ala: A reply. 1992:27 EPW
1213-5
Fertility policy in India: Need
 178
for a fresh thinking. 1992
(Jl-S): 38 IJPA 276-90
Impact of noon meal pro­
gramme on primary edu­
cation: An exploratory
study inTamilNadu. 1992:
27 EPW 2372-80
RAJARATNAM, S
Internal audit from corporate
management angle. 1992
(Jl): 22 CS 608-10,2
RAJEEVAKSHAN,N.P
Colombo connection. 1992 (Ap):
26 CBI Bull 10-4
RAJENDRAN, C
Sugarcane cutters: Between field
and factory. 1992:27 EPW
1051
RAJENDRAPRASAD.A
“The Power of transfer: A legal
issue”. 1992 (Ag): 25 Lab
IC 113-8
RAJESHW ARI, T.R
Employee stress: A study with
reference to bank employ­
ees. 1992 (Ap): 27 IJIR
419-29
R A JPA L ,L .L
Interest tax in its new incarna­
tion. 1992 (Jl(: 8 Corp L
Ad 85-9
New issues - change over from
adminstered pricing to
market driven pricing. 1992
(Ma): 8 Corp L Ad 93-6
RAJU, B.Y
Government delivery systems
for mral development: Mal-
adyremedy analysis. 1992:
21 EPWM123-7
RAJU, B YERRAM
Role in financial intermediar­
ies in the emerging eco­
nomic environment. 1991
(O-D): 36 Adm 59-76
RAJU, SARASWATI
Who rock the cradle? Women,
fertility control and tech­
nology in India. 1992 (Jl-
S): 38 IJPA 323-32
RAJU, S. SIVA
Family planning programme
of India: Need for differ­
ential strategies. 1992 (Jl-
S): 38 IJPA 267-75
RAJU, SARASWATI
Decline in sex ratio: Alterna­
tive explanation re-exam­
ined. 1992: 7 EPW 911-2
RAJU, SHIBA PRASAD
Justice to judiciary is justice to
democracy. 1992: 73 CLT
25-7
RAM, B. INDIRA
Legal Aid. 1992 (2): 69 A n LT
27-33
RAM ,JAGUIVAN
Socialism in Indian context.
1991-92:30 (Ann) Mains
124-5
RAM, RAHUL N
Drinking water from SSP:
Doub. ul claim. 1992:27
EPW 1589-93
RAM, RANJINI
Lecuna in Sec. 17 of the Hindu
Marriage Act; A sugges­
tion; Plea for uniform civil
code. 1992 (F): 23 :La99-
102
RAMACHANDRAIAH, N
Aqueductsin tunnels in He-
mavathy Project. 1989 (Ap-
Je): 36 Bha 67-74
 179
RAMACHANDRAN, T.K
The Practice, patronage, and
transmission of classical
music in Tamil Nadu; Some
historical & socio-cultural
perspectives. 1992(Ja-Ma):
37 Adm 83-94
RAMACHANDRAN, PREM A
Women’s vulnerability. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 21-5
RAMACHANDRAN, RAJU
“One country, two systems”
Constitutional problems in
Hong Cong. 1991-92: (26)
Mains 35
Tin Bigha: No legal impedi­
ment. 1991-92: 30 (35)
Mains 5
RAMACHANDRAN, SHASTRI
When victory is not mandate.
1991-92:30 (19) Mains 32-
3 RAMESH, S
RAMA DEVI, Y
Importance of Manusmurthi.
1992(1): 68 An LT 7-11
RAMAIAH, A
Identifying other backward
classes. 1992:27 EPW 1203-
7 1991 (O-D): 26 FTR 204-
RAMAKRISHNAN, E.K
Advocates and Consumer pro­
tection Act, 1986.1992(2)
KLT 10-1
A Critical note on s. 5 of the
Kerala Buildings (Lease &
Rent Control) Act, 1965.
1992 (2) KLT 41-2
RAMAKRISHNAN, K.R
Share administration. 1992 (My):
8 Corp L Ad 7-8
RAMAKRISHNAN, S
A Comment on (1990) I.M.L.J
67 1992 (II) MLJ 4
RAMANATHAN, S
“Misconduct, disciplinary pro­
ceeding and punishment”.
1992 (Ja): 25L abIC 1-11
RAMANNA,MRIDULA
Profiles of English educated
Indians: Early nineteenth
century Bombay City. 1992:
27 EPW 716-24
RAMANNA,RAJA
Security, deterrence and the
future, 1992:27 EPW 1975-
8
RAMASWAMY, G
Indian judicial system. 1991 (O-
S): 27 C M U 257-64
RAMASWAMY, C
Operation flood - A few con­
straints. 1992 (Ja): 53 115-
8
Free pricing of issues. 1992(N):
22 CS 1001-2,4
RAMESH, V
Selling Indian abroad: Inter­
face between the national
and the corporate image.
14
RANE, WISHVAS
Rising prices of Indian drugs.
1992: 27 EPW 1644-6
Society and medicine: Bridging
the information gap. 1992:
27 EPW 191-2
RANGE, N.G
Parliament during and afterr
speaker Mavalankar. 1992
(Ma): 38 J P I21-30
RANGASWAMY, D
Implications of the proposals
relating to income-tax, gift-
 180
tax and wealth tax. 1992
(Ap): 22 CS 310-1
RANI.ANJU
Forlegn eamingsposition in the
public sector. 1991-92:30
(48) Mains 27-30
RANI,D.USHA
Dimensions of value of chil­
dren on small family. 1992
(Jl-S): 3 8 IJPA 361-72
RANI, PUNAM
Medico-legal significance of
burn injuries. 1992(Ma):7
Law Col 17-20
RANI,VEENA
Family environment and inter­
personal behaviour: A 69 An LT 63-4
comparative study of dual
career and single career
families. 1992 (Ap): 53
IJSW 232-43
RAO,A.DHARMA
Parliamentary democracy and
India. 1991 (S): 37 JP I370-
2 Padmanabhan, S, retirement of.
RAO, AMIYA
Are we embracing colonialism?
1991-92:30(48) Mains 4-5
Emergency: What it meant.
1991-92:30 (27) Mains 34
Kashmir Meeting the challenge!
1991-92:30 (19) Mains 30-
1 public sector. 1991-92:30
Keeping alive the memory of
massacre. 1992-93: 31 (6)
Mitra, Radharaman - Young man
whom Gandhiji admired.
1991-92: 30 (50) Mains
19-22
RAO, B.G
Emergency: what it meany.
1991-92: 30 (27) Mains 34
RAO, C.H. HANUMANTHA
Lopsided approach to eco­
nomic restructuring. 1991-
92:30 (23) Mains 7-8
RAO, C. MADHUSUDAN
Mode of payment of compen­
sation under MoIot Vehicles
Act. 1992 (Ma): 33 ACJ
xxi-v
RAO,C.NIRANJAN
Dunkel draft on TRIPS: Com­
plete denial of developing
countries’ interests. Biswajit
Dhar. 1992:27 EPW 275-8
RAO, DAMODAR
“Section 308, Cr. P.C. needs to
be more explicit”. 1992(2)-
RAO,JAGANNADHA
Menon, K.P. Radhakrishna-
retirement of Speeker b y
Mathews, P. Mathew and
M.P. Kurup, reply by
K.P.Radhakrishna Menon.
1992(1) KLT 17-22
Speeches by M.B.Kurup,
Mathews P. Mathew and
reply by S. padmanabhan.
1992 (1) KLT 29-34
RAO, K. ASHOK
New policy perspective and
public perspective and
(40) Mains 5, 33
RAO,K.JANARDHANA
Accident due to assault: Lia­
bility of emplyer under
Workmen’s Compensation
Act, 1923. 1992 (Ma): 33
ACJ xvii-xxi
RAO, K.V.S
Utility of fibre examination in
 181
crime detection. 1992 (Jl):
26CBI Bull 16-8
RAO, KARRI SYAMASUNDARA
Need to re-consider the deci­
sion reported in 1991 (1)
A.L.T. 575. 1992 (I): 68
An LT 11-4
R A O ,M . GOVINDA
Issues before Tenth Finance
Commission. 1992: 27 EPW
2539-50
Issues in taxation. 1992 (Jl):
393 Sem 35-8
Proposals for state-level budg­
etary reforms. 1992:27 EPW
211-22
RAO, M. JAGANNADHA
Full court reference held in the
High Court of kerala on 25th
May 1992 on the demise of
ShriK.K.Mathew. 1992(1)
KLT 65-70
Full court reference held in the
High Court of Kerala on
May 27th 1992 on the
demise of Shri Thaikad N.
Subramania Iyer. 1992 (1)
KLT 71-2
RAO, M.N
“Accontabilityof judges” . 1992
(1):68 An LT 46-56
Lecture delivered on 16.10.1992
at Y.N. College, Narasapur
under the aegis, Narasapur
under the aegis of U.G.C.
‘Indian Legal System - A
micro view’. 1992 (3): 70
An LT 26-32
RAO, M. VENKATESHARA
“Need to amend section 482,
Criminal Procedure Code
to enable the subordinate
judiciary to administer jus­
tice effectively”. 1992 (N):
98 Cri LJ 137-8
RAO, MOHAN
Of cholera and post-modern
world. 1992:27 EPW 1792-
6
RAO, P.V. NARASIMHA
India at NAM: Prime Minis­
ter’s Narasimha Rao ad­
dress before Jakarta Sum­
mit (Sept.2, 1992). 1991-
92: 30 (47) Mains 6,33
RAO, NITYA
Occpational health issues of
womenin Bidi industry.
1991-92:30 (2) Mains 27-8
RAO, P .?
Judicial review of speaker’s
decision on defections. 1992
(Ja-Je): 24 lA 60-3
RAO, P,S. R.K. TIM M A JI
Property tax. 1992 /3): 70 An
LT 17-9
RAO, P. V. NARASIMHA
Main parameters of techno,ogy.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
127-30
Ayyangar, M. Ananthasayanam
- Unveiling of the portrait
of Shri M. Anathasayanam
Ayyangar 1992 (Ma); 38
JP I4-20
Comitment to save the planet:
Need for global responsi­
bility. 1991-92:30 (35)
Mains 5, 33
Speech by P.V. Narasimha
Rao, Prime Minister of
India (37th commonwealth
Parliamentary Conference,
New Delhi, 23 September
1991). 1991(D): 37 JPI 504-
5
RAO,S
Recodification of Companies
 182
Act. 1956.1992(F): 22 CS
118-21
RAO,S.V
Language policy models. W. W.
Bostock. 1992 (Ma): 391
Sem 26-9
R A O ,S.V .JO G A
Sub-minimum sentence in a rape
case. 1991 (Jl-S): 33 JILI
439-40
RAO, SAM
Spinning out of control: The
Earth at UNCED. 1992(J1-
S): 42 SA 328-36
RAO.V.K ESA VA
Lex voluntatis as law govern­
ing charterparty. 1991 (D):
15 CULR 379-99
RAO, V.M
Fixing agricultural prices: Is­
sues and experiences. 1992:
27 EPW 639-45
Land reform experiences: Per­
spective for strategy and
programmes. 1992: 27 EPW
A50-64
RAO, V, NAGESWARA
“Tlie Rate of interest and the
date of its imposition for
delays in the payment of
compensation due under
the w'orkemn’s Compen­
sation Act, 1923-An over­
view”. 1992 (Ma): 25 Lab
IC 76-80
What is disablement under The
Workemn’s Compensation
Act, 1923. 1992 (Ma): 33
ACJ xxvi-xxxii
RAO, V. VENKATESWARA
A note on G.Srinivasulu vs.
S.H.O. Kandukutu. 1992 (3)
: 70 An LT 7-8
R A ST O G I,J.L
Organisation design - The
emerging trends. 1992 (Ja-
Ma): 37 Adm 69-76
RASTOGI, K.C
Parliament at work: An appraisal.
1991 (S): 37 J P I402-9
RATH, NILAKANTHA
Higher education: plea for reor­
ganisation. 1992: 27 EPW
535-9
RATHA, D.K
Price subsidies and irrigation
investment in India; Macro
implications. 1992:27 EPW
A l 17-21
RATHORE, SfflR IN
Global tax management through
transfer pricing - emergign
trends. 1991 (0-D):26FTR
199-203
RATNAM, V.- appointed as
teh ‘Acting Chief Justice’
of Madras High Court. 1992
(I): 183 M U 21
RATNAM, C.S. VENKATA
Exit policy: An overview of some
issues. 1992 (Ap): 27 IJIR
370-82
RATNAVELU, A
Removal of the ‘Clound of
Ordeal’ over the term
“Any act purporting to be
done by such public officer
in his official capacity” in
the Sec. 80, C.P.C. 1908.
1992(1),: 182 M U 16-8
R A V I,C
Does inflation hurt the poor
more? R. Radhakrishna.
1992: 27 EPW 157-9
 183
RAVINDRAN, K
Towards a feminist psychoana­
lytic paradigm. 1992 (Jl):
53 IJSW 413-28
RAY,AM AL
Integrated programme of health
and family planning: A
field perspective. 1992(J1-
S): 38IJPA311-22
New economic policy and In­
dian federalism. 1992; 27
EPW 147-50
RAY, BAREN
New economic policy and In­
dian federalism. 1992:27
EPW 147-50
Reflections on Ayodhya trag­
edy. 1991-92:31 (5y Mains
3-4, 35
RAY, MANAS
Ethics and government: Setting
limits to critique. 1992:27
EPW 2119-24
RAY, RAJAT KANTA
Kashmir solution and subcon-
timental confederation.
1991-92; 30 (20) Mains
21-3
RAY, RENUKA
Some relections on the work­
ing of parliamentary demo­
cracy in India. 1991 (S):37
JP I421-6
RAYAPPA, P.H
The Right to work: The 1990
proposal and the 1991
economic policy. 1992 (O-
D ):42 SA 361-75
RAZDAN, tJSHA
Apex court towards humaniz­
ing the administration of
juvenile justice. 1991 (Jl-
S): 33 JILI 366-89
“Community participation in
crime preveee;ition”. 1992
(My-Je): 23-5 La 126-30
REDDY, B. CHANDRAM OUH
Rights of an illegitimate son
of a Sudra in joint family
property: A citical note on:
“Rasala suryaprakasarao vs.
Rasala Venkateswararao”
1992 (2) ALT 346=AIR
1992 A.P. 234 (D.B.). 1992
(3): 70 An LT 38-40
REDDY, C. RAMMANOHAR
The Debt-Energy nexus: A case
study of India. 1992: 27
EPW 1401-15
Reddy, D. Redeppa- appointed
as a judge of Andhra Pradesh
Pradesh High Court. 1992
(1): 68 A n L T 4 0
REDDY, E.S
Historic referendum. 1991-92:
30 (23) Mains 3-5
Separation of Nelson and Win­
nie Mandela. 1991-92: (29)
Mains 20,7
Tagore and South Africa. 1991-
92: 30 (42) Mains 15-20
REDDY, G.RAM
The Fifty-Second convocation
address by Prof. G. Ram
Reddy, Chairman, Uni­
versity Grant Commis­
sion, on May 4, 1992
(Controlling environmental
degradation; The role of
educational institutions).
1992 (Jl): 53 IJSW 517-21
REDDY, K.N
The Debt-energy nexus: A case
study of India. 1992; 27
EPW 1401-15
 184
REDDY, K. RAMA CHANDRA
Need to overhaul the law of
insolvency. 1992 (3): 70 An
h i 2-1
REDDY, P J
Dimensions of value of chil­
dren on small family. 1992
(Jl-S): 3 8 IJPA 361-72
REDDY, S. PADAMJA
Neglected school teachers and
the equal protection clause.
1992 (F): 7 Law Col 16-20
REDDY, V. RAVEENDRA
“A Critical note on Joti v.
Manukabai, AIR 1988 Bom
348”. 1992 (O): 79 AIR
152-4
REDDY, Y. PRATAP
“Justice to juvenile offendrs-
trends and issues”. 1992
(Ap): 98 C r i U 49-53
REGISTRATION
Registration of an award. G.M.
Divekar. 1990:92 Bom LR
73-8
RELIGION
Ambedkar and the Bhagwat Gita
NaliniPandiLl992:27EPW
1063-5
The Bohra reform movement.
Asghar Ali Engineer. 1991 -
92: 30 (37) Mains 17-20
Hindutva: Militancy and semi-
tism. Pradeep Kumar.
1991=92:30 (20) Mains 23-
4 Caste: ‘Merit’ in command.
Importance of Manusmruthi. Y.
Rama Devi. 1992 (1): 68
An LT 7-11
Rediscovery of Ram and Ram
Rajya. Ashok Majumdar and
S.K. Pande. 1991-92:30(29)
Mains 23-7
Religionsity vis-a-vis institu­
tionalised relition. sh-
abanaMakani. 1991-92:30
(38) Mains 17-24
Religious delegates look be­
yond UNCED. Angelo
Fernandes. 1992 (Jl-S): 42
SA 337-41
What is a muslim? Fundamen­
tal commitment arid cul­
tural identity. Akeel Bil-
grami. 1992: 27 EPW 1071-
8
REMA DEVI P
Groundwater development and
legal regulation. 1991 (O-
D): 33 JIL I614-34
RENT CONTROL
A Critical note on S. 5 of The
Kerala Buildigs (Lease &
Rent Control) Act, 1965.
E.K. Ramakrishnan. 1992
(2)K LT41-2
The Delhi Rent Control (Amen­
dment) Act, 1988: A cri­
tical appriasal. R.P. Gupta.
1992: 29 pb Univ L Rev
133-42
Leave and licence. 1991-92:96
CWN 69-72
Rent Control petition by or
against a firm. Susheela R.
Batt. 1992 (l)K L T 49-51
Two incongruous decisions of
the apex Court. J.T. Trivedi.
1992(1): 12G ujLH 20-5
RESERVATION - POLICY
1992: 27 EPW 1769-70
Exploring anti-Mandal sui­
cides. Dinesh Mohan. 1991-
92:30 (34) Mains 25-8
Reservation: Cure or Malaise?
Sumangla Kumar. 1991-92:
30 (22) Mains 31-4
 185
Reservation and human re­
sources development. A
study of SC/ST students at
IIT Bombay. Viney Kirpal.
1992 (Ja-Je); 10 lASSIQ
268-79
R IG H T TO INFOMATION
A Study on the access to
information in U.S., Can­
ada & U.K. Manubhai
Shah and Pritee Shah. 1992
(Ma-Ap): 12 CC 10-20
RIOTS
Dissecting Ahmedabad riots.
Asghar Ali Engineer. 1991-
92: 30(15) Mains 29-31
Keeping alive the memory of
Massacre. Amiya Rao.
1992-93:31 (6) Mains 15-
7 Commonwelth Conference
Los Angeles riots and televi­
sion. Amitava Kumar. 1992:
27 EPW 1311
Meaning of Los Angeles riots.
A.T. Callinicos. 1992: 27
EPW PE 1603-6
Riots in America hit the sys­
tem. Batuk Vora. 1991 -92:
30 (31) Mains 34-5
Routine manoeuvres. 1992:27
EPW 1581-2
RISSEEUW, CARLA
Genderr, kinship and state
formation: Case of Sri
Lanka under colonial rule.
1992:27 EPW WS 46-54
RITU
Water development. 1989 (Ja-
Ma): 36 Bha 39-40
ROHDE, JO N E
Health crisis in central Asian
republics. 1992: 27 EPW
1197-1202
ROLE, DARRELL
Concluding ceremony of The
37th Commonwealth Par­
liamentary Conferenc. New
Delhi, 28 September 1991.
Speech by Darrell roel,
Vice-President, CPA. 1991
(D):JPI 514-6
ROLLE, BERYL M
Speech by Mrs. Beryl M. Rolle
on behalf of the spouses of
the delegates (Concluding
Ceremony of the 37th Co­
mmonwealth Parliamentary
Conference, 28 September
1991). 1991 (D):37JPI520
ROLLE, DARRELL E
Speech by Darrell E. Rolle,
Vice-President, CPA (11th
of members from small
countries. New Delhi, 21
September 1991). 1991 (D):
37 JPI 492
ROLLE, DARRELL E
Speech by Darrell E. Rolle,
Vice-President, CPA. (37th
Commonwealth Parliamen­
tary Conference, New Delhi,
23 September, 1991). 1991
(D): 37 JPI 506-8
RONYA, LIJUM
Parlimamentary democracy in
India. 1991 (S): 37 JPI 358-
61
ROTHERMUND, DIETMAR
5000 Years of colonialism. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 42 SA 1-15
ROUT,KAILASH CH
Role of notary in the civilised
society. 1992:73 CLT 22-4
 186
ROY, A.K
The Right to work and the char­
acter of the system. 1992
(0-D ):42 SA 41-13
ROY, A JIT
Links in a chain to curb democ­
racy. 1992 27 CPW 1846
Tirupati Congress sessions: Some
reflections. 1992:27 EPW
992
West Bengal: Competition in
low politics. 1992:27 EPW
1237-8
ROY, BIREN
Jute mill-owners’ offensive
against workers. 1992:27
EPW 1893-4
Left Front lukewarm to work­
ers., co-operatives. 1992:
27 EPW 1303-4
ROY, BUNKER
Pandhayat bill deceptions. 1991-
92:30 (52) Mains 25-6
ROY, KUMKUM
The king’s househould: Struc­
ture/space in the sastric
tradition. 1992: 27 EPW WS
55-60
ROY, MARY
The Wages of dissent. 1992 (Je):
7 Law Col 12
ROY, OLIVER
Islam and Central Asia. 1992
(My): 393 Sem 27-9
ROY, R.K
Hazards of begmanship. 1991-
92: 30 (52) Mains 5, 35
ROY, RAMASHRAY
M odernity, violence, and
Gandhi. 1992 (Ap-Je): 14
GM 65-80
ROY, RANJAN
Evaluating Israeli election re­
sults. 1991-92:30(37) Mains
3-4
ROY, S.B
Forest protection committees in
West Bengal. 1992 27 EPW
1528-30
ROY, S.R. KAR
Arbitration relating to constru-
citron contracts. 1991 (Jl-
S): 26 AQ 9-14
ROY, SUNANDA
Public distribution of cereals:
An alternative model. 1992:
27 EPW 1209-13
RUDOLPH, LLOYD I
Cntesting civilizations: Gandhi
and the counter- culture.
1992(Ja-Ma); 13GM 419-
31
The Media and cultural politics.
1992:27 EPW 1489-96
RUDRA, ASHOK
Budget bluffs. 1992:27 EPW
580-1
Some pre-budget predictions.
1992:27 EPW 265-6
RULE OF LAW
Presidential address: Speech
delivered by the Hon,ble
Shri P.D. Desai, Chief
Justice, High Court, Bom­
bay, on the occassion of the
M.K. Nambyar Memorial
Lecture, 1991-92 on Judi­
cial review: Foundation of
the rule of law by William
Wade on Friday, the 3rd
January 1992 at 5.00 p.m.
at Hall, Fort, Bombay. 1992
(2): 12G ujL H 22-6
The Rule of law. T.G. John.
 ]87
1992 ( l)K L T 42-3
RUSTAM JI, K.F
Our systems being weaken. 1992
(Ap-Je); 28 C M U 155-64
RYANS, JOHN K
International ethical concerns
of U.S. excecutives; A
potential barrier to invest­
ment in some developing
country markets. 1992(Ja-
Ma): 26 FTR 253-61
SABHERWAL, O.P
Rio blazes a new trail. 1991-
92; 30 (36) Mains 9-11
SACHAR, RAJINDAR
The Erosion of institutions. 1992
(Ap-Je): 28 C M U 123-7
Impeachment of a judge. 1991
(Ja-Ma): 27 C M U 57-61
SACHDEV, PADMA
Where has my Gulla gone?
1992 (Ap): 392 Sem 52-5
SACHDEV, S
Agricultural exports and com­
petitiveness: Inference for
India. 1991 (Ap-S): 26
FTR 77-99
SACHDEV\-D H A R , SUDHA
Threat to consumer sovereignty
in Third World. 1991-92:
30 (31) Mains 11-6
SADASIVAN, BHARATI
Mastricht Treaty after French
referendum. 1991-92; 30
(5) Mains 6
SAGANE, S.K
MaharashU-a’s experience in auto
pollution control. 1992
(Ma); 6 Encology 23-8
SAGAR, DAYA
Some aspects of the Finance
Minister’s proposals in
regard to central excise
and customs duties. 1992
(A p);7C orpL A d 158-62
SAGAR, MRIDUL
European monetary integration;
Can it be resuscitated? 1992;
26 EPW 2467-70
SHAH, A.N
“Reasonable force on accused
for medical examination”
1992 (Ma); 98 Cri U 45-8
SAHADEVAN, P
Analysing Premadasa visit. 1991-
92; 30 (53) Mains 19-20
Indo-Lanka Joint Commission
meet; A second look. 1991-
92; 30 (17) Mains 15-6
SAHAI, SUMAN
India’s self-imposed isolation
in GATT. 1991-92; 30 (Ann)
Mains 115-7
Indian ignorance and GATT
talks 1991-92; 30 (33) Mains
15-6
Patenting of life forms: What it
implies. 1992; 27 EPW
87^-9
Why gene campaign is against
the Dunkel draft. 1991-92;
30 (29) Mains 8-9
SAHASRABUDDHE,
RAJENDRA V
A Successful redressal; Erro­
neous metre readings,
wrongful energy bills, and
delay in action. 1992 (Ma-
Ap); 12 CC 33-4
SAHASRABUDHE, VINAY
Facing the challenge of Jhum;
The Arunachal experiment.
1992 (Ap): 6 Encology 1-6
 188
SAHAY,S
Statute changes. 1992 (Ap-Je):
28 C M U 128-32
SAHGAL, KUSUM
Caring for the infected. 1992
(Ag): 396 Sem 40-2
SAHNI,SATI
Himalayan experience. 1989
(0-D): 36 Bha 181-2
SAHOO, BASUDEB
India’s economic crisis, new
dispensations and the poor.
Basudeb Sahoo. 1992 (Ja-
Ma): 42 SA 64-78
SAHU,R.K
A critical review of the mutual
fund regulations. 1992(D):
22 CS 1076-8
SALDANHA, M ICHEAL R
Litigants, role is eradication of
corruption in courts. 1992:
59 SCWR 1-12
SALES TAX
On coughing up collections-sales
tax cases. N. V. Raughavan
Iyer. 1992: 57ExcLTA14-
5, 25
Tax on inter-state sale-A legal
conundnim. KLB.Mcrfiamed
kutty. 1991(D); 15CULR
347-78
SAMAL, KISHOR C
Role of interest groups. 1991-
92: 30 (24) Mains 11-4,22
SAMPATH, A.K
Settlement of disputes by con­
sensus: An experiment in
rural Tamil Nadu. 1992:
27 EPW 1238-40
SAMPATH, B.N
Hundu marriage as a Sanskara:
A resolvable conundrum.
1991 (Jl-S): 33 JILI319-
31
SANDBERG, HELEN
Not wanted: Thirteen danger­
ous chemicals. 1991 (Ag):
6Encology 21-4
SANDESARA,J.C
D.T.Lakdawala. 1992:27 EPW
869-70
SANDHU, AM ARDEEP S
Gandhi’s Mahatmahood in the
context of an evolutionary
and ecological ethic. 1992
(Ja-Ma): 13 GM 484-7
SANDHU, G.LS
“Consensual bigamy; Justifi­
cation in some cases”. 1992
(Je); 98 Cri U 90-2
SANGAL, P.S
Legal protection of computer
software: Issues and con­
troversies. 1992; 14 DLR
34-40
SANKAR,T.L
Credit rating: A new concept in
security analysis in India.
1992 (My): 22 CS 412-5
SANKARAN, G
Conunon code of indirect taxes.
1992 (O): 9 C M U 61-2
Judicial indiscipline. 1992(D);
9 C o rp L A d 150-2
SANKARAN, S.R
Centre-state consultations on
land reforms. 1972-1992.
1992 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q
184-93
s a n k a r Xn ,
T.S
The Proposed exit policy: Shift­
ing the burden on the poo­
rest. 1992 (Je):7 Law Col
26-7
 189
SANTHANAM, R
1992 Budget and capital mar­
kets. 1992 (Ap): 22 CS 323-
5
SAPROO, A.N
Lift irrigation system in Kashmir.
1989 (O-D): 36 Bha 226-9
SARASKINA, LYUDMILA
What do you believe, or don’t
you believe at all’. 1992
(My): 393 Sem 49-54
SARATHY, C. JAYASHREE
Is gender justice a myth or atleast
a remote reality? 1992 (3):
70 An LT 22-4
SARDESAI, S.G
Our Rip Van Winkles: CPI and
CPI-M. 1991-92: 30 (17)
Mains 11-4
PM’s fruitful initiative; Saving
India on the brink. 1991-
92: 30 (42) Mains 2-3, 34
Where is the world going? 1991-
92: 30 (47) Mains 2-3
SARKAR, A.K
Foreign currency financing in
India; Sources, Procedure,
risks and remedies. 1992
(My); 22 CS 419-22.
International financial mar­
ket anomalies: Profitable
opportunities. 1992(0): 22
CS 895-6
SARKAR, CHANCHAL
Challenge before television in
India. 1991-92; 30 (52)
Mains 26-8
The Statesman; Now and then,
mostly then. 1991-92; 30
(17) Mains 31-2
SARKAR, P.C
Identification of levels of de-
velopement; Case of Maha­
rashtra. 1992: 27 EPW
1927-37
SARKAR, PRA BIRJIT
Rupee depreciation and India’s
external trade and payments
since 1971. 1992: 27 EPW
1259-6
SARKAR, S
Revenue raising through com­
mission agants. 1992: 57
Exc LT A83-8
SARKAR, SANAT KUMAR
“Whether section 494 of The
Indian Penal Code an oti­
ose?” 1992 (F): 98 Cri LJ
30-2
SARKAR, SUBHASH CHANDRA
Need for restructuring the con­
stitutional framework. 1991-
92: 30 (27) Mains i 9
What Joint Parliamentary Com­
mittee can do. 1991-92: 30
(40) Mains 3-5
SARKAR, SUMIT
‘Kaliyuga’ ‘Chakri’ artd ‘Bhakti’
: Ramakrishna and his times.
1992: 27 EPW 1543-66
SARMA, ATUL
Price subsidies and irrigation
investment in Inida; Macro
implications. 1992:27 EPW
A117-21
SARMA, BINA
Education, employment and the
status of women: A socio­
logical analysis. 1991 (O-
D): 10 lASSI Q 146-63
SARMA, P. GOPALA
Temple visiting psychiatry pa­
tients. 1992 (Ap): 5 3 IJSW
244-9
 190
SARMA, R.P.SEN
Meetings of Board of Directors
andCompanies Act, 1956.
1992 (Je): 22 CS 499-500
SARMA, R.S.S
Selling India abroad: Interface
between the national and
the corporate image. 1991
(0-D): 26 FTR 204-14
SAROLIA, SHANKAR
Administration of justice: Con­
cept application and areas.
1992 (My): 26CBIBull 5-
7
Corruption: Concept, kinds and
areas. 1992 (Ag): 26 CBI
Bull 8-10
SARWAR, GHULAM
Four decades of parliamentary
democracy in India. 1991
(S): 37 JPI 362-5
SASTRY, A.A.N
The Widest amplitude of Art.
21 of the Constitution. 1992
(3): 70 An LT 1-2
SASTRY, D.U
Research on industry at the
Institute of Economic Gro­
wth. 1992(Ja-Je): lOIASSI
Q221-31
SASTRY, T. SURYANARAYANA
“The Role of the voluntary
organisations in creating
consumer awa'^eness”. 1992
(Je): 79 AIR 89-90
SATHA-ANAND, CHAIWAT
The Islamic tunes of Gandhi’s
Ahimsa. 1992 (Ap-Je): 14
GM 107-15
SATHE, S.P
Article 370 and Jammu and
Kashmir: For a future fed-
eralisation of polity. 1991-
92: 30(40) Mains 13-6
Article 370 and Jammu & Ka­
shmir : For a future feder-
alisation ofpolity-II. 1991-
92: 39 (41) Mains 19-25
Sexism in law and justice. 1992
(J1):53IJSW 475-83
Supreme Court on right to edu­
cation 1992: 2 EPW 1847-
8
Towards an effective Human
Rights Commission. 1992:
27 EPW 2155-6
SATYANARAYANA,G
Temple visiting psychiatry pa­
tients. 1992(Ap):53IJSW
244-9
SAU, RANJIT
Financial programming for
stabilisation: Some notes
on IMF Model. 1992: 27
EPW 531-4
Making of a payments crisis:
India 1991. 1992: 27 EPW
1741-5
SAVARA, MIRA
Sexuality. 1992 (Ag): 396 Sem
26-30
SAWANT. P.B
Inaugural speech. (Key note
address at the inaugura­
tion ofNavinchandra Desai
Law foundation on 21st
March 1992 delivered at
Hydrabad). 1992 (1): 12
Guj LH 25-9
SAWANT, S.D
Landlessness in rural India;
An inter-regional perspec­
tive. 1992(Ja-Je): 10L\SSI
Q 25-33
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SAXENA, A.K
Computers in Govemment-
Computerization of the
MP State Government
budget. 1992(Ap-Je): 37
Adm 49-60
SAXENA, HARI MOHAN
The Comparison of hamdwriting
as envisaged in relation to
the theory of mathematical
probality. 1992 (Ja): 26
CBI Bull 18-23
SAXENA, POONAM PRADHAN
Validity of inter-religious mar­
riages under Hindu Law.
1992: 14 DLR 128-33
SAXENA, SADHANA
Myth of total literacy in Nar-
singhpur. 1992: 27 EPW
2408-10
SAXENA, SHOBHA
“ Controlling cruelty and grant­
ing maintenace: Some su­
ggestions”. 1992 (Je): 98
Cri U 87-9
SAYEED, KHALH) B
The American political sys­
tem: A critique of its func-
. tioning. 1992: 27 EPW
2125-32
SAYEED, OMBER BIN
Role making behaviour, organ­
isational priorities and
managerial situational con­
trol. 1992 (Ap): 27 IJIR
346-69
SAYER, JAFFREY
Conservation and protection
of tropical rain forests:
ThepCTspectiveof the worid
conservation union. 1992
(Ap): 6 Encology 25-30
SCHLEGEL, RONALD
Burning and decontamination.
1992 (Ja): 6 Encology 29-
33
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
An Approach to science and
technology. Jagjit Singh.
1992 (Ja-JE): 10 lASSI
Q 218-20
Linking technology to human
values. V.S. Arunachalam.
1991-92:30 (32) Mains 15-
7, 22
Main parameters of technol
ogy. P.V. Narasimha Rao.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains
127-30
Poverty and technology. In­
dira. 1992: 27 EPW 171-2
Science and sustainable devel­
opment Anarit R.S.Phadke.
1992: 27 EPW 211-3
Science in Inidia: The First ten
years. AshdkParthasarathi
and Baldey Singh. 1992:
27 EPW 1852-8
Science policy and Parliament.
Dhirendra Sharma. 1992:
27 EPW 2413-4
Space programme: Flights of
fancy. 1992: 27 EPW 1825-
6
Space research: High cost of
dilly-dallying. 1992: 27
EPW 1164
Towards a regulatory regime for
biotechnology: An analy­
sis of U.S. law. Apama Vish-
wanathan. 1992 (N): 7 Law
Col 24-5
The Unity of science. Jagjit
Singh. 1991 (0-D): 10
IASS! Q 90-5
Wandering in space: Some
thoughts on India’s space
programme. V.Siddhartha.
1991-92:30 (31) Mains 5-6
 192
SEABROOK, JEREM Y
Lessons for our structural re­
forms. 1991-92: 30 (30)
Mains 4, 34
M ^ket economy: India’s road
to ruin. 1991-92; 30 (52)
Mains 4, 35
SEBASTIAN, P. A
Cauvery water dispute and state
violence. 1992: 27 EPW
1371-2
Amnesty report on custodial
abuse. 1992:27 EPW 876-
7 SEHGAL, V.N
SEBASTIAN, THOMAS
US-Japan relations in new world
order. 1991-92: 30 (52)
Mains 15-6
SECULARISM
Attack on secularism and mi­
nority cause. Seema Mus­
tafa. 1991-92:30 (29) Mains
2, 34
Fundamentalism and secularism.
PN.Haksar. 1992 (Jl-S):
37 Adm 5-9=1991-92: 30
(22) Mains 17-9
India: The secular muddle.
Amrik Singh. 1991-92:30
(37) Mains 11-5
India: The secular muddle-II.
AmrikSingh. 1991-92:30
(38) Mains 25-30
In d ia: The accular muddle III.
AmrikSingh. 1991-92:30
(39) Mains 21-4
Religion and the constitution in
Nepal, Maldives and INdia
-acomparative overview of
three South-Asian models.
Tahir Mahmood. 1992(J1-
S): 28 C M U 182-95
“Religious” versus “Secular”
in India - A religio- histori­
cal analysis of constituional
tests and their judical inter­
pretation. Rober D.Baird.
1992(Ap-Je):28CM U89-
106
Science and secularism. A.
Rahman. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
Mains 91-7
Secularism. AshisNandy. 1992
(Je): 394 Sem 29-30
Secularism and ethnicity in
Mexico. Asghar Ali Engi­
neer. 1991-92:30 (23) Mains
26-8
Sceince and law are uneasy
bedfellows. 1991 (Ag): 25
CBI Bulf 13-8
Speech identification and tape
authentication - A new
emerging area in criminal­
istics. 1992 (Je): 26 CBI
Bull 18-25
Utility of Fibre examination in
crime detection. 1992 (Jl):
26 CBI Bull 16-8
SEKHAR, M
Impact on the failure to serve
notice under sec. 7 of Tamil
Nadu Land Encroachment
Act, 1905: A critical note
on S.Antonysamy v. The
Government of Tamil Nadu
represented by its Secre­
tary, Revenue Department,
M adras.(1991)lL.W . 260
1992(1): 182 M U 13
SEKHAR, R
Computation of capital gains-
Some controversies. 1992:
106 Ta 15-8
SEKHRI, S.F.CHANDRA
Child workers: An analysis of
theirtermsof employment.
1992 (Ja): 53 IJSW 29-37
 193
SEK H R l, MOLLINA
Brief history of right to prop­
erty in India. 1992 (Ja-
Ma): 28 C M U 66-70
Social engineering before the
Indian Constitution. 1991
(Ap-Je): 27 C M U 147-50
SELDEN, MARK
Poverty and inequality in China
and India. 1992:27 EPW
701-15
SEMINAWST
TTie Problem. 1992 (Ap); 392
Sem 15-7
State sponsored communali-
sation. 1992 (D): 400 Sem
25-9
SEN, ABHIJIT
Bhardwaj, Krishna. 1991-92:
30 (22) Mains 27-8
Disastrous course. 1991 -92; 30
(50) Mains 2,35
SEN.AMITABHA
Compulsory arbitration-Ameri-
can style. 1991 (0-D): 26
AQ7-9
SEN.ANINDYA
Stragegic planning in public
sector companies: A case
study of B P. 1992:27 EPW
M39-44
SEN, ARUP KUMAR
The Gandhian experiment in
Ahmedabad: Towards a
Gramscian reading. 1992:27
EPW 1987-9
SE N .JA I
A Time for thought: A time for
taking sides. 1991-92; 30
(30) Mains 21-7
SEN,JAYAPRAKASH
Restitution -A regressive rem­
edy. 1992 (Ag-S): 7 Law
Col 21-2
SEN, KUNAL
Move towards a market econ­
omy: Modern Austrian and
Post-Keynesian perspective.
1992:27 EPW PE73-80
SEN, LLINA
Mechanisation and the work­
ing class women. 1992(0-
D): 42 SA 391-400
SEN,S
Should witnesses sign statements
before police. 1992(Je):26
CBI Bull 9-10
SEN,S.R
[Dasgupta, Amiya Kumar] - The
Economist's. Economist
1992: 27 EPW 1992 ‘ 37
EPW 134-5
SEN, S.R
Droughts, starvation, unem­
ployment: some corrective
measures. 1992: 27 EPW
989-91
Economics of ‘Oligopoly in
Oligarchy’. 1992:27 EPW
637-8
Kondratieff and other cycles
in market, command and
mixed economies. 1992:27
EPW 1189-90
President and Prime Minister.
1992:27 EPW 331-4
Quest for peace from pre-to
post industrial society.
1992:27 EPW 1654-6
SEN, SUNANDA
Import liberalisation as a tool of
economic policy in India
since mid-eighties. 1992:27
EPW 585-94
 194
SEN,SANJAY
Inter-Country adoption-A Tryst
with destiny. 1992:14 DLR
195-203
SEN, TAPAS KUMAR
Issues before Tenth Finance
Commission. 1992:27 EPW
2539-50
SENGUPTA, JAYSHREE
Behind Germany’s affluence.
1991-92:30 (17) Mains 6,35
Foreign inve.stor and TU bash­
ing. 1991-92: 30(36) Mains
15-6
Reunification to racism. 1991-
92:30(52) Mains 3
Rich and poor choosing sides
over Maastricht treaty.
1991-92: 39 (41) Mains
13-4
The Stark reality. 1992-93:31
(6) Mains 23-4
SENGUPTA, PRADYOT KUMAR
“Evil of section 161 Cr. P.C.”
1992:98 C riU 38-41
“Position of the special judges
appointed under state like
The West Bengal Criminal
Law Amendment (Special
Court) Act, 1949 in the
aftermath of the Prevention
of Corruption Act, 1988”.
1992 (Ap): 98 Cri LJ 53-7
SENTHILATHIBAN, K
Mobilisation of youth power
through national service
scheme for crime preven­
tion efforts. 1991(0):31SD
22-30
SETH, N.K
Has the economy turned the
corner? 1991-92:30 (19)
Mains 28-30
SETH,PROMILA
Exhibition - Water and son : A
report. 1989 (Ja-Ma) : 36
Bha 2-16
SETH, S.M
Hydrology and water resources
in ancient India. 1989 (Ap-
Je): 36 Bha 61-6
SETHI, HARSH
A Constricted discourse. 1992
(Ap): 392 Sem 46-51
SETHI, J.D
Autonomy for the Planning
Commission. 1991-92: 30
(21) Mains 22-4
Does India have a role in new
world order? 1991-92; 30
(54) Mains 7-9
Industry, technology and multi­
nationals. 1991-92:30(31)
Mains 20-3
Pakistan's hidden state. 1991-
92:30(43) Mains 21-2
Unchaining the Reserve Bank.
1991-92:30 (18) Mains 10-
2
SETHURAMAN,S
A Harsh deal for all passengers.
1991-92: 30(19) Mains 2,
33
SHABERALI,G
“Negligence of doctors: Whom
should the victim approach?.
1992 (O); 79 AIR 148-52
SHABNAM
Effective dramatisation of Gulf
War. 1991-92:30 (25) Mains
30-1
SHAH, ANIL C
Urgent vs. important. 1992 (Ap-
J e ): 37 Adm 71-6
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SHAH, D.R sons from Junagedh district.

Rural energy system and agri­ 1992:27 EPW 515-20
culture: Alternative sce­
SHAH,V.R
narios for Gujarat. 1992:
Issue of debentures and SEBl
27 EPW 1801-9
guidelines: A critique. 1992
S H A H ,J.K (N): 22 CS 998-1000,4
Immunity to company direc­
SHAKHER, S.L
tors/officers from prosecu­
Working of parliamentary
tion. 1992 (Ap): 7 Corp L
democracy - The Indian
Ad 136-8
experience. 1991 (S): 37
SHAH, MAHESH JPI 433-40
Efficient finance sector: A
SHAMIRI, LA
prerequisite for private sec­
Tral lift irrigation scheme. 1989
tor led growth. 1992 (D):
(O-D): 36 Bha 205-9
22 CS 1088-93
SHANKER, K.S.RAVI
SHAH,M ANUBHAI
Section 16of Foreign Exchange
A Study on the access to infor­
Regulation Act, 1973: How
mation in U.S., Canada &
it conserves foreign ex­
U.K. 1992 (Ma-Ap): 12
change. 1992(M a):22CS
CC 10-20
197-9, 203
SHAH, M OHIT S
Protection to sick industrial SHANKAR, KRIPA
companies under section Indian economic crisis and new
22(1) of the Sick Indus­ economic policy. 1992-93:
trial Companies (Special 31 (5) Mains 26-30
Provisions) Act, 1985. Land reforms: The next step.
1992(D) 22 CS 1081-4 1992 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q
158-62
S H A H ,PR IT E E
A Study on the access to infor­ SHARMA, A.N
Subsidising agriculture: A cross
mation in U.S., Canada &
country view. 1992: 27
U.K. 1992 (Ma-Ap): 12
EPW A 106-16
CC 10-20
SHARMA, ANAND
SHAH, R.B
Rooted on the banks of the
Role of major dams in Indian
Rubicon. 1991-92:30(46)
economy. 1989 (Jl-S): 36
Bha 108-16 Mains 7-8, 26

SH A H ,TR U PTI SHARMA, B.K

Let them bury the m arriage
G ender and com m unal riots.
breakdow n theory. Its
1992:27 E PW 2522-4
Indian perspective. 1992:
SHAH, TUSHAR 39 P b U n i v L R e v 83-97
Sustainable developm ent of
groundwater resource; l e s ­
 196
SHARMA, B.R
Ethics in forensic science.
1992 (F): 26 CBI Bull 29-
37
Natural variations in initials
identification. 1992 (N):
20 CBI Bull 7-9
Prisoners, prison conditions
and prison reforms: An
emperical stifdy of prison
administration inHimachal
Pradesh. 1988:5 Kan U
79-99
Reorientation of police work
culture -in (Scientific work
culture). 1992(Je):26CBI
Bull 11-7
SHARMA, D.P
Bridging the edible oils gap.
1992: 27 EPW 137-8
Conventional wisdom proved
wrong. 1992:27 EPW 675
Cotton: Mill lobby scuttles cot­
ton exports. 1992:27 EPW
1707
Hank Yarn Scheme. 1992: 27
EPW 735
ICMF losing credibility. 1992:
27 EPW 379-80
More operational freedom for
CCI. 1992: 27 EPW 1883
No cause for alarm. 1992: 27
EPW 1514-5
Oilseeds: From supply manage­
ment to longer term prob­
lems. 1992: 27 EPW 2450-
1
Oilseeds: Still muddling through.
1992: 27 EPW 555-6
Recession in textile industry.
1992: 27 EPW 1167
Record Kharif oilseeds in off­
ing. 1992:27 EPW 1771
SEBI’s misadventure. 1992:27
EPW 859
Troubled times for stock mar­
kets. 1992: 27 EPW 1635-
6
U n stays ahead. 1992:27 EPW
1359
Vested interests against moder-
insation. 1992: 27 EPW
1295
Waiting for bullish fuel. 1992:
27 EPW 2882-4
SHARMA, DHARAM PAUL
Delay in criminal trials. 1991
(Ag): 25 CBI Bull 5-12
SHARMA, DHIRENDRA
Science policy and Parliament.
1992: 27 EPW 2413-4
SHARMA, JAIDEV
Meaning of earth summit. 1991-.
92:38 (26) Mains 6
SHARMA, JITEN D ER MOHAN
Mass awareness - Pollution of
Ganga and its action plan.
1989 (Ja-Ma): 36Bha27-9
SHARMA, O.P
Europe 1992: Implications for
India’s exports. 1991 (Ap-
S): 26FTR 1-28
SHARMA, S.D
Ravi-Tawi irrigation complex.
1989 (0-D): 36 Bha 246-
50
Socio-economic impacts of river
avaleey projects. 1991(0-
D): 38 Bha 155-62
SHARMA, S.K
Foreign earnings position in the
public sector. 1991-92: 30
(48) Mains 27-30
SHARMA, S.L
Social action groups as harbin­
gers of silent revolution.
1992: 27 EPW 1557-61
 197
SHARMA, S.N
Inordinate delay and non-ex-
ecutability of capital sen­
tence. 1991 (Ap-Je):27
C M U 117-26
SHARMA, S.S
Expert testimony, admissibil­
ity reliability and eviden­
tial value. 1992:29 P b L
Rev 155 -72
SHARMA, SANDHYA
Technology transfer and for­
eign policy. 1991-92:30
(51) Mains 15-9
SHARMA, SHANKER DAYAL
Address by Dr. Shanker Dayal
Sharma on his assumption
of office as President of
India on 25 July 1992. 1992
(S): 38 JPI 310-3
Address by Shanker Dayal
Sharma Vice-President of
India and Chairman, Rajya
S ab h a(llth ) 1991 (D): 37
JPI 489-92
Ayyangar, M. Anantansayana.
Unveiling of the portrait of
Shri M. Ananthasayanam
Ayyangar. 1992 (Ma): 38
JPI 4-20
SHARMA, SUBHASH
Decision styles; Conceptual
models and an empirical
study of IAS officers. 1992
(Ap-Je): 38 IJPA 95-108
SHARMA, SUBHASH C
“Proposed industrial relations
law-Some suggestions” .
1992 (My): 25 Lab IC 65-
75
SHASTRI, SANDEEP
Is a fresh look really neces-
saiy?1991-92:30 (30) Mains
9-12, 20
Need to replace 'First-past-the-
post' system. 1991-92: 30
(47)Mains 7, 19
SHATRUGNA, M
A Bureaucratic exercise. 1992:
27EPW 2160
Decks cleared for capitation fee
in colleges. 1992:27EPW
1118-9
Education in Andhra. 1992: 27
EPW 1849
More of the same. 1992: 27
EPW 2219-20
Revised subsidised rice scheme:
A bureaucratic fiat. 1992:
27 EPW 759-61
SHEKHAR, CHANDRA
Political economy in today’s
Inida. 1991-92: 30 (19)
Mains 3-5, 34
SHETH, D.L
Movements, intellectuals and the
State: Social policy in na-
tion-building. 19^2:27 EPW
425-9
SHETH, N.R
The Responsibility factor in the
right to work. 1992 (0-D):
42 SA 376-90
Some Thoughts on our trade
unions. 1992(Ja):53IJSW
127-38
SHIVA, MIRA
Unhealthy consequences. 1992
(Jl): 395 Sem 16-20
SHIVA, VAND ANA
Challenging the unequal posi­
tion. 1992 (Ap): 7 Law Col
28-9
Listening to nature. 1992 (Je):
394 Sem 40-4
Patenting life forms : Death for
Third world farmers: 1992
(Ap): 7 Law Col 4-9
 198
SHOBHA, V
Female agricultural labourers and
rural development. 1991-
92: 30 (37) Mains 27-30
SHRIVASTAVA, ASEEM
Over population; The great red
herring? 1992:27 EPW
2032-8
SHUKLA,S
Nationalist ideology. 1992(D):
400 Sem 47-50
SHUKLA, VIBHOOTI
Rural non-farm employment in
India: Issues and policy.
1992: 27 EPW 1477-88
SHUKLA, WAGISH
Vedic mathematics. 1992(D):
400 Sem 44-7
SHYAMLAL
De-Sanskritisatiron and high
caste converts into “Bhan-
gis”. 1992(Ap):53IJSW
273-83
The Jain movement and socio­
religious transformation of
the “Bhangis” of Jodhpur,
Rajasthan. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 59-67
SIDDHARTH, V
New Indo-British extradition
treaty: What is the purpose?
1992:27 EPW 2531-2
Wandering in space: Some
thoughts on India’s space
programme. 1991-92: 30
(31) Mains 5-6
SIDHVA, SHIRAZ
The Militant viewpoint. 1992
(Ap): 392 Sem 40-2
SIKKA, B.K
Impact of land reforms on so­
cio-economic conditions of
peasant in Him achal
Pradesh. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q 123-44
SIMHAN, S.RAGI
Operation swindle. 1992(J1):7
Law Col 4-7
SINAI, FETER-LYNN
Combodia - Khmer Rouge tor­
pedoing peace process.
1991-92:30 (40) Mains 6
V^est violates UN Charter. 1991-
92: 30 (45) Mains 4
SINGH, A JIT KUMAR
Impact of land reforms on agrar­
ian structure and agricul­
tural growth in Uttar
Pradesh. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q48-60
SINGH, AMRIK
India: The secular muddle. 1991 -
92: 30 (37) Mains 121-5
India: The secular muddle-II.
1991-92:30 (38) Mains 25-
30
India: The secular muddle-III.
1991-92: 30 (39) Mains
21-4
The Looming political crisis.
1991-92:30 (53) Mains 3-4
Of Egypt, India and Central Asia.
1991-92:30 (21) Mains 19-
21
Restructuring the Rajya Sabha.
1991-92: 30 (48) Mains 7-
10
Should the centre control uni­
versity eduction? 1991-92:
30 (26) Mains 23-6
University in 21st century ; A
third world view. 1992: 27
EPW 223-4
SINGH, BALDEV
Science in India: The first ten
years. 1992:27 EPW 1852-
8
 199
SINGH, BHUPINDER
Partition, Gandhi and the Sikhs.
1992(0): 398 Sem 18-9
Poverty among scheduled tribes.
1992 (Ja-Je): 10 lASSI Q
256-67
SINGH, D.V
Impact of land reforms on so­
cio-economic conditions of
peasants in Himachal
Pradesh. 1992 (Ja-Je): 10
lASSI Q 123-44
SINGH, D A U E E T
Divorce by mutual consent: A
plea to fetter the assumed
unfettered powers by the
courts under section 13-B
of the Hindu Marriage Act,
1955. 1992(J1-S):28CMU
207-15
SINGH, GURBHAGAT
Paradigm behind the militancy.
1992 (O): 398 Sem 24-8
SINGH, GURBIR
Indian Navy goes to war. 1992:
27 EPW 873-6
Legal setback for contract labour.
1992:27 EPW 689
The Murphy story. 1992: 27
EPW 1724-5
SINGH, GURDEEP
Ozone protectiron: Beyond the
Montreal Protocol. 1992:
14 DLR 116-27
Tax planning through leasing.
1992 (My): 22 CS 416-8
SINGH, GURU GYAN
“Seniority and ad hoc services”.
1992 (N): 25 Lab IC 137-
44
SINGH, HIRA
International day against drug
abuse. 1991 (Je): 31 SD 1-
6
Prisonis ^ crossword. 1991 (Ap)
:3 0 SD 1-4
U.N. crime prevention and
criminal justice programme.
1991 (0):31 SDl-5
SINGH, JAGDISH
Turning the migration tide: A
paradigm for rural-urban
integration. 1991 (O-D):
10 lASSI Q 46-62
SINGH, JA G JIT
An Approach to science and
technology. 1992 (Ja-Je):
lOIASSI Q 218-20
The Unity of science. 1991(0-
D): 10IA SSIQ 90-5
SINGH, JAGM OHAN
Law and justice in Jammu and
Kashmir. 1991 (O-D): 27
C M U 269-93
Right to free legal aid and Human
Rights: A revisit to their
correlations. 1991(Ap-Je):
27 C M U 127-46
SINGH, JASW ANT
Optimal cropping pattern for
different stages of Marwal
lift canal. 1989 (O-D): 36
Bha 231-3
SINGH, K.N
Anti-defection law and judicial
review. 1992 (Ma): 38 JPI
31-7
SINGH, K. NATWAR
Count your blessings b u t .....
1991-92:30 (43) Mains 7-8
A Historic transition unfolds.
1991-92: 30 (25) Mains 5,
34
SINGH, K.S
The People of India project: A
preliminary report. 1991
(O-D): 19 lA SSIQ 75-89
 200
SINGH, KAMAL JE E T
Brief history of right to prop­
erty in India. 1992(Ja-Ma);
28 C M U 66-70
Brief study of distributive jus­
tice and provisions under
Indian Constitution. 1991
(JI-S); 27 CMLJ 225-8
Social engineering before the
Indian Constitution. 1991
(Ap-Je); 27 C M U 147-50
SINGH, KARAN
Population, the forgotten fac­
tor. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 UFA
213-8
SINGH, KAVALJIT
Imparting a 'Human Face’ to
structural adjustment. 1991-
92: 39 (41) Mains 15-6
SINGH, KUNDAN
Appointed as a judge of Al­
lahabad High Court. 1992:
90A L J8
SINGH, LAL RATNAKAR
A Critical study of the rule in
‘Rylands v. Fletcher’ and
‘The Act of God’ as its
defence in England. 1991-
92;96C W N 1-10
The Position of the ‘Strict Lia­
bility’: The rule in Rylands
v. Fletcher and the ‘Act of
God‘ as a defence to it in
modem times in India. 1992
(1) 182 M U 5-11
SINGH, MADHURI
“Enforcement of Equal Remu­
neration Act, 1976 and status
of v/omen workers; Myth
and reality’. Madhuri Singh.
1992 (Ma): 25 Lab IC 33-
7 Re - organising the experience
SINGH, M OOL
Law relating to attempts: Need
for a fresh look. 1991 (J1-
S): 33 JILI 395-409
“Who is criminal” . 1992 (Ap):
98 Cri LJ 60-4
SINGH, NARINDER
The Comparison of handwrit­
ing as envisaged in rela­
tion to the theory of mathe­
matical probability. 1992
(Ja): 26 CBI Bull 18-23
Role of peace negotiations in a
revolutionaiy process. 1992:
27EPW 1850-1
SINGH, PARAM JE E T
Electorate dilemma. 1992 (Ap-
Je); 28 C M U 133-7
Gulf War: The air pollution
aspect and the criminal
liability. 1991 (Je-S): 27
C M U 194-7
SINGH, PRA T AP
Responding to social anguish.
1991-92: 30 (35) Mains 6,
35
SINGH, PREM
Eight years after blue star. 1991-
92: 30 (33) Mains 3, 34
SINGH, PRITPAL
Dul Hasti Hydroelectric Proj­
ect. 1989 (0-D): 36 Bha
189-98
SINGH, PRITAM
Economic interests and Human
Rights in Indo-British rela­
tions : House of Commons
debate on Punjab. 1992:27
EPW 631-6
SINGH, RAMAN
of self and the spouse; An
integrated model based on
 201
N.L.P. and meditation. 1992
(Ap): 53 IJSW 220-31
SINGH, RANDHIR
Communalism in contempo­
rary India: Some theo­
retical considerations. 1992;
30 (Ann) Mains 75-89
‘Crisis of socialism’: Notes in
defence of a commitment.
1992 : 27 EPW 1623-7=
1991-92:30(49) Mians 15-
21
Terrorism, state terrorism and
democratic rights. 1992
(Jl-S): 37 Adm 83-105=
1992; 27 EPW 279-89
SINGH, S.N
Appellate and revi:,ional juris­
diction under Consumer
Protecion Act. 1992 (Ap):
7 C o rp L A d 148-51
Consumer protection - some
suggestions. 1992 (D); 9
Corp L Ad 145-9
Disclosure of materials during
inquiry. 1992 (Je): 8 Corp
L Ad 56-9
Jurisdiction issues before a
consumer protection forum.
1992 (Ma): 7 Corp L Ad
96-101
Supply of enquiry report before
taking action. 1992 (Je): 8
Corp L Ad 96-101
SINGH, S.R
Speech identification and tape
authentication - A new
emerging area in criminal­
istics. 1992 (Je): 26 CBI
Bull 18-25
SINGH, SANTOKH
Flood control problems in Jammu
-region. 1989 (a D ): 36Bha
220-5
SINGH, SHIV SAHAI
Women protection and matri­
monial maintenance laws
in India. 1989; 6 Kan U
27-47
SINGH, SONIA
Water and navigational aids.
1989 (Ja-Ma): 36 Bha 40
SINGH, SUBHASH CHANDRA
“Compensatirn and restitution
to the victims of crime:
The centuries old correc­
tional aim neodemised -
Modemezatiron on the basis
of public responsibility
needed.” 1992 (Jl): 98C ri
U 100-8
“Rape laws; O verhauling
needed.” 1992 (My) ; 98
C riL J 69-76
SINGH, SUKHDEV
Concept of marriage under Hindu
law. 1992 (Jl): 23 La 139-
42
SINGH, SURINDER
Proof of bigamy. 1992(Ap-Je):
28 C M U 147-8
SINGH, TARLOK
Reorienting land reform poli­
cies. Issues for considera­
tion. 1992(Ja-Je): lOIASSI
Q163-70
SINGH, T E JP R A T A P
What next after referendum?
1991-92:30 (33) Mains 25-
7
SINGH, V.K
Mitigating caste-class tensions
in Jahanabad - An innova­
tive approach. 1992 (Ap-
Je): 37 Adm 83-90
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SINGH, YATINDRA
Liversidge vs. Anderson. 1992
(Ma); 27 Law Col 24
SINGHAL,
BHAGWATI PRASAD
Need for condification of man-
riage law of muslims. 1992
(D): 79 AIR 183-7
SINGHANIA, K.G
Problems in the enforcement of
awards. 1991(0); 26 AQ
5-7
SINGHVI, G.C
Arrest and detention of judicial
officers. 1992(Ap):98Cri
U 58-60
SINHA, A.K
Metaphysics of promotion. 1992
(N): 9 Corp L Ad 112-4
SINHA, CHANDAN
Building a better hut: Rural
housing for the poor. 1992
(Ap-Je): 37 Adm 61-70
SINHA, DIPANKAR
From mentor to master: West
and East in the world or­
der. 1992:27 EPW 1003-4
SINHA, JA I B.P
Towards integrative indigeni-
zation: The case of OB
research in India. 1992
(Ap): 27TJIR 337-45
SINHA, PRABHAS C
Law of the s e a ; India’s policy
options. 1991 (O-D): 33
. JILI 510-26
SINHA, R.K
Trends and correlates of wid­
owhood in India. 1992(Ja):
53 IJSW93-103
SINHA, S.P
Office of the governor and its
profile. 1992(5): 79 AIR
137-441
SINHA, SANJAY
Small scale fruit and vege­
table processing: Dynam­
ics of development. 1992:
27 EPW A93-9
SINGH, SATYA PAL
Problems of crime investiga­
tion in India. ] 992 (Ag): 26
CBI Bull 11-4
SINHA, SAURABH
Small scale fruit and vege­
table processing; Dynam­
ics of development. 1992;
27 EPWA93-9
SINROJA, NARESH M
Lok Adalats: Acure worse than
the disease? 1992 (Ma): 7
Law Col 11-2
SIRCAR, AJANTA
Production of authenticity: The
Indo-Anglian critical tra­
dition. 1992; 27 EPW 1921-
6
SIROHI, RAGHUVENDRA S
Computers in government -
Computerization of the
MP State Government
budget. 1992 (Ap-Je): 37
Adm 49-60
SIROHI, SEEMA
Anatomy of two Americas. 1991-
92; 30 (30) Mains 7-8
US hypocrisy unmasked. 1991-
92: 30 (35) Mains 13
SIVADAS,M
Water conservation through
evaporation control. 1991
(O-D): 38 Bha 151-4
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SIVAGNANAM, K. JOTHI
Sugarcane cutters ; Between field
and faetary. 1992 : 27 EPW
1051
SMITH-SREEN, JOHN
Constraints faced by women dairy
farmers in India and strategies
to overcome them. 1992 (Ja):
53 IJSW 105-14
SOBHAN.REHMAN
Rethinking the market reform para­
digm. 1992: 27EPWPE66-72
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Social justice - Romance and real­
ity. Social justice - Sundown or
dim down? Krishna Iyer. 1991
(Ja-Ma): 27 CMU 7-20
SOCIAL WELFARE
Drou^ts, starvation, unemployment;
Some corrective measures. S.R.
Sen. 1992: 27 EPW 989-91
The Imperative of equity: The miss­
ing dimension of UNCED. 1992
(Ap-Je): 42 SA 160-9
Left response to drought in Mahar­
ashtra. Anant R.S. Phadke.
1992: 27 EPW 253-4
Maharastra: Drought politics. 1992:
27 EPW 976
Mentally handicapped: Care, finan­
cial security and guardianship
needs. tQamodar Tilak. 1992
(Ja): 53 USW 1-15
Revised subsidised rice scheme :
A bureaucratic fiat. M. Sha-
trugna. 1992: 27 EPW 759-61
Rural family welfare strategies :From
government to people. J.P.
Gupta. 1991-92: 30(53) Mains
16-8
Slaying of a spirituous demon. K.
Balagopal. 1992:27 EPW 2457-
61
Social legislation or instrument of
exploitation? Ashok Manohar
andNierBudhe. 1992:27 EPW
693-4
Training for urban community de­
velopment personnel. Jacob
Z. Thudipara. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 51-8
SOCIAL WORK
Changing perspective of social work.
Meher C. Nanavatty. 1991 -92:
30 (53) Mains 21-2
SOCIALISM
African socialism re-examined.
PratibhaC. Kagalkar. 1992 (JI-
S): 48 IQ 73-84
Can Marxism be ‘dialogic’? Aijaz
Ahmad. 1992 (Je): 394 Sem 35
-40
Continuing relevance of socialism.
Rajeev Bhargava. 1992: 26
EPW 2161-9 *
‘Crisis of socialism’? : Notes in
defence of a commitment.
Randhir Singh.’1992: 27 EPW
1623-7= 1991-92:30 (49)Mains
15-21
Dilemmas for socialists: Confront­
ing the throrny problems of
post-cold war world. Batuk
Vora. 1991-92: 30 (44)Mains
17-8.
Marxism and aggression. S.A. Dange.
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mians 125-
6
Populism and socialism. H.K. Par-
anjape. 1991-92:30 (37) Mains
9-10, 20
Recent changes in theory and prac­
tices of socialism : A general
survey. S.H.Patil. 1992 (JI-S):
48 IQ 15-28
Reflections on socialist perspec­
tive. Kamal Nayan Kabra. 1991-
92:30 (40) Mains 23-8
Reflections on socialist perspective-
11. Kamal Nayan Kabra. 1991-
92: 39 (41) Mains 27-31
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Socialism : End of a dream? Bipan
Chandra. 1991-92: (44) Mains
19-23
Socialism in India : Problems and
prospects. Madhu Dandavate.
1991-92: 30 (17) Mains 7-9
Socialism in Indian context. Jagjivan
Ram. 1991-92:30(Ann) Mains
124-5
Socialist China: Mustn’t totally re­
ject capitalism. 1991-92: 30
(24) Mains 31-2
Soviet and East European ‘Social­
ism’: What went wrong? Andre
Gunder Frank. 1992: 27 EPW
2471-4
What is the Chinese road to social­
ism? H.K. Paranjape. 19991-
92: 30 (30) Mains 35
Why socialism? Albert Einstein.
1991-92:30(34) Mains 7-9
SOMAN, N.S
Permanent tenure in Kerala; Fea­
tures of the law. 1991 (D): 15
CULR 400-16
SOM,PUUSH
Perestroika and after: A critique of
development in former Soviet
Union. 1991-92:30(24) Mains
23-8
SOCIOLOGY
Aging and the future of the human
being. M.S. Gore. 1992 (Ap):
53IJSW 210-9
Awards, prizes andtrivialisationof
virtue. Avijit Pathak. 1991-
92: 30 (20) Mains 27-8
A Community based study of the
sociological aspects of night
blindness in the desert region
cf Rajasthan. K.K Ganguly,
Sheshpal Yadav, AMahapatra,
P.K. Dam and K.A.V.R.
Krishanamachari. 1992(Ja):53
IJSW 45-50
A Comparative study of achive-
ment motivation and scholas­
tic achievement in relation to
self concept. K.N. Mishra.
1992 (Ja): 53 IJSW 139,42
A Comparative study of criminals
and non-criminals of Karna­
taka with regard to their reac­
tions to frustration. C.G.
Venkatesha Murthy. 1991 (JI):
31 SD 38-46
De-Sanskritisation and high caste
converts into ‘Bhagis’.Shyam-
lal. 1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW 273-83
Employee occupation and age as
moderators of the relation be­
tween the absence of job alter­
natives and job satisfaction.
Anirudh Pandey. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 119-26
The Family : Some reflections on
future policy. Tessa Blackstone.
1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW 202-9
Family environment and interper­
sonal behaviour: A compara­
tive study of dual career and
single career families. Veena
Rani andPreetamKhandelwal.
1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW 232-43
Flying on the wings of time. Deena
Khatkhate. 1992:27 EPW 743-
5
The ‘Giving’ behaviour on money
and service. M. Radh Achuthan.
1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW 250-66
Heritage and society: Conversation
with James Billington. Dileep
Pandgaonkar. 1991-92:30(51)
Mains 7-9
Homour as social critique, M.V.
Dhond. 1992 (Ap): 53 IJSW
284-8
Human development index for In­
dia. Jandhyala B.G.Tilak. 1991
(0-D): 10 lASSIQ 132-8
Intergration between urban and rural
areas. Baidyanath Misra. 1991
(0-D): 10 lASSIQ 21-30
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The Jain movement and sociore­
ligious transformation of the
‘Bhangis’ of Jodhpur, Rajast­
han. Shyamlal. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 59-67
Movements, intellectuals and the
state: Social policy in nation -
building.D.L.Sheth. 1992: 27
EPW 425-9
Muslims in India: Need for rethink­
ing. A.Rahman. 1991-92: 30
(26)Mmns 15-7
Muslims in India: Need for rethink-
ing-II. A. Rohman. 1991-92:
30 27 Mains 25-30
Muslims inInida:Needforrethink-
ing-III. A. Rahman. 1991-92:
30 (28) Mains 20-4
Of garbage, modernity and the
citizen’s gaze. Dipesh Chakra-
barty. 1992: 27 EPW 541-7
Operation flood - A few constraints.
M. Thirunavakkarasu, R. Pra-
bakaran and C. Ramaswamy.
1992 (Ja): 53 IJSW 115-8
Our future - Perseptions and prog­
nostication. P.N. Haksar. 1991
(0-D): 36Adml-10
The People of India project: A pre­
liminary report. K.S. Singh.
1991 (0-D): 10 lASSIQ 75-89
The Politics of ^exuality. Sukumar
Pal and Rcnuka Prasad. 1992
(0-D): 42 SA 425-37
Profiles of English educated Indi­
ans : Early nineteenth century
Bombay city. Mridula Rmanna.
1992: 27 EPW 716-24
Punitive practices in early calcutta.
Mrinmaya Choudhary. 1991
(JI): 31 SD 28-37
Reform or new form of patriarchy?
Devadasisin the border region
of Maharashtra and Karnataka.
Chhaya Datar. 1992 (Ja): 53
IJSW 81-92
Religion as a subject for sociology.
Andre Beteille. 1992: 27 EPW
1865-70
Re-organising the experience of
self and the spouse : An inter­
grated model based on N.L.P.
and mediation. Ram N. Singh.
1992 (Ap): 53 USW 220-31
Seminar on 'tosards a better soci­
ety: Role of philanthropy.' 1992
(My-Je): 12 CC 44-50
Sensing the praxeological problem
in railways - An exploratory
exercise. J.I. Gathiawala. 1992
(Ja): 53 IJSW 69-79
Social action groups as harbingers
of silent revolution. S.L.Sharma.
1992: 27 EPW 2557-61
South African Indians : Facing the
future in a period oftransiton.
NinanKoshy. 1991-92:30 (Ann)
Mains 71-4 '
Temple visiting psychiatry pa­
tients. P. Gopala Sharma and
G.Satyanarayana. 1992 (Ap): 53
IJSW 244-9
Third world approach to modernisa-
tiorn. M.M.Thomas. 1991-92:
30(16) Mains 7-9
Traditional and non-traditional basis
of social organisation in an
urban setting. Rajesh Gill and
RenukaDhawan. 1992(Ja-Ma)
:42 SA 51-63
Trends and corelates of widow­
hood in India. R.K. Sinha.
1992 (Ja): 53 USW 93-103
Turning the migration tide? A
paradigm for rural - urban
integration. Jagdish Singh. 1991
(O-D)IOIASSIQ 46-62
What does it mean to live in modern
India? Avijit Pathak. 1991-92:
30 (53) Mains 23-6
SOMAN, P.S
Police atrocities : Liability to pay
compensation. 1991 (D): 15
CULR 455-62
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SORABJEE, SOLI J
Human Rights during emergency.
1992 (Ja-Je): 24 lA 64-71
Pernicious consequence of substi­
tuting self-help for rule of law.
1991-92: 30 (39) Mains 17-8
Sacidng Governors. 1992(Ja-Ma):
28CMU42-5
A verdict against international law
principles. 1992 (Ap-Je) : 28
CMU 152-4
SORENSEN, GEORG
Peace research between autopian-
ism and conventionalism: Vio­
lence and non violence- The
Gandhian heritage. 1992 (Ap-
Je): 14 GM 52-64
SPACE LAW
“The Nature and problems of space
law.” Markandey Katju. 1992
(D): 79 AIR 177-83
SPECIFIC RELIEF
A Comment on sec. 16 (c) of the
SpecificReflief Act, 1963. M.R.
Pradeep Kumar. 1992(11): 183
MLJ20
r The Rio Conference on environment.
SREEDEVI,N
Ninth Finance Commission's index
of backwardness. 1992: 27
EPW 1157-60
SRIDHARAN,E
The Problem. 1992 (S): 397 Sem
12-6
SRIKUMAR, R
Data protection and the police. 1992
(1): 26 CBI Bull 4-6
SRIMATHI,V
The Courts and sententia legis : A
critique on P.K. Unni v. Nir
mala Industries, AIR 1990 S.C.
933. 1992(1): 182 MLJ 25-8
SRINIVAS, K. RAVI
Introducing Norplant : Politics of
coercion. 1992:27 EPW 1531-
3
SRINIVASAN, K
Changes in direct tax laws proposed
in the Finance Bill, 1992. 1992
(M a):7CorpLAd81-4
Expanding the tax base treatment
of gains from surrender of
tenancy rights. 1992 (Ja): 7
C orpL A dl-2,25
Interim report of the Tax Reform
Committee, 1991. 1992 (Ap):
7 Corp L Ad 129-32
Legal disabilities of workmen. 1992
(F): 7 Corp L Ad 33-6 .
The New economic policy and for­
eign investment. 1992 (Ag): 8
Corp L Ad 121-3
An Oniinance for repeal of the Capital
Issues(Control) Act 1947.1992
(Je): 8 Corp L Ad 51-2
Reform of direct taxes - Chelliah
Committee’s final report (Part
II). 1992(D): 9 Corp L Ad 131-
7
1992 (JI): 8 Corp L Ad 73-4
Stock broker grievances. 1992 (My):
8 Corp L Ad 1-4
SRINIVASAN, M.N
Beneficieries under the new motor
insurance law. 1992(3): 70 An
LT36-8=1992(II):183MU2-
3
A Caution regarding sec. 149, Motor
Vehicles Act, 1988. 1992(11)
183 M U 6
How the Income Tax Act, 1961
frowns upon cash dealings
section 269SS, 271D & 273B
1992: 106 Ta 1-7
How the Income tax Act, 1961
frowns upon cash dealings
sections 269T, 27IE, 273B &

246(l)(I)(ii)ofthe Act. 1992:
106 Ta 24-8
SRINIVASAN, P.V
Excess capacities in Indian indus­
tries: Supply or demand deter­
mined ? P.V. Srinivasan. 1992:
27 EPW 2437-441
STOCK EXCHANGE
SRINIVASAN, T.N
Privatisation and deregulatiion. 1992:
27 EPW 843-8
SRIVASTAVA, DINESH KUMAR
Division ofpowers between compa­
nies in general meeting and the
board of directors. 1992 (Ag):
23 La 146-51
SRIVASTAVA, KAVITA
People’s initiative for development:
Indira Gandhi Nahar Yatra.
1992: 27 EPW 450-5
SRIVASTAVA, MUKESH
Mosaic of narrative manipulations:
Power and production of sub­
jectivity in (Post) colonial In­
dia. 1992: 27 EPW PE47-57
SRIVASTAVA, PRADEEF
Are formal and informal credit
markets in India interlinked?
1992: 27 EPW 2241-5
SRIVASTAVA, SHAKUNTALA
Imp[pact of partitian on constitution
- making in India. 1991-92:30
(27) Mains 10-2
National integration amidst caste,
class and communalism. 1991-
92: 39 (30) Mains 31-5
SRIVASTAVA, SURESH C
Deduction of full day’s wages for
absence of part of the day; A
critque of Bank of India case.
1991 (n-S): 33 JILI410-28
STANLEY, LIZ
Feminist epistemology and ontol­
ogy: Recent debates in femi­
207
nist social theory. 1992(JI):53
IJSW 343-65
STEIGER, STEPHEN
Czechoslovakia; Political crisis and
economic reform. 1992: 27
EPW 1131-2
Banks, the stock market, and mak­
ing money. JM. 1992: 27 EPW
1112-4
Calcutta diary. AM. 1992:27 EPW
1173-4
Conventional wisdom proved wrong.
D.P. Sharma. 1992: 27 EPW
675
Credit rating: A new concept in
security analysis in India. I L .
Sankar, R.K.Mishra and R,
Nandagopal. 1992(My):22CS
412-5
Dissecting stock‘market scam. Arun
Ghosh. 1991-92: 30 (37) Mains
7-8,20 ,
Foreign stock listing: Benefits and
costs. Ramesh Gupta. 1992
(My): 22 CS 410-1
Guilty at the top. N.C. 1991-92: 30
(34) Mains 1-2
Issue of debentures andSEBIguide-
lines: A critique. V.R.Shahn.
1992 (N):22CS 998-1000,4
Lessons from stockmarket scam.
Arvind N. Das. 1991-92: 30
(31) Mains 9-10
Manmohandmics: Theatre of the
absurd. Arvind N. Das. 1991-
92: 30 (39) Mains 2-3
No cause of alarm. D.P. Sharma.
1992 : 27 EPW 1514-5
SEBI’s misadventure. D.P. Sharma.
1992: 27 EPW 859
SEBI Ordinance, 1992: Same com­
ments. R.Krishnan. 1992 (Ma):
22 CS 213-7
Salient features of SEBI guidelines
P. Monokar. 1992 (JI): 22 CS
 208
597-604
Securities and Exchange Board of
India: Its role, powers, func­
tions and activities. V.H. Pan-
dya. 1992 (S): 22 CS 783-7
Securities, and Exchange Board of
india Ordinance, 1992. T. V.
Narayanaswamy. 1992 (Ma); 7
CorpL Ad 109-12
Security, deterrence and the future.
RajaRamanna. 1992:27 EPW
1975-8
Share transfer refusals : A judicial
scenario. Munish Vakharia.
1992(Ma): 22 CS 200-3
Stock broker’s grievances. K.Srini-
vasan. 1992(My):8Corp LAd
1-4
Transparent indeed! N.C. 1991-92:
30(38) Mains 1-2
Troubled times for stock markets.
D.P.Sharma. 1992: 27 EPW
1635-6
Uses of Indian stock market as an
instrument of economic growth.
Naresh Kumar. 1992 (Ja): 7
Corp L Ad 12-7
Waiting for bullish fuel. D.P. Sharma.
1992: 27 EPW 2082-3
SUBBERWAL, RANJANA
Dilemmas of democracy. 1991-92:
30 (46) Mains 29-30
Sl)BRAMANIAM,ARUN
Undermining the future. 1992 (JI):
395 Sem 14-6
SUBRAMANIAM,C.M
Ideology and pedagogy. 1992(D):
400 Sem 33-5
SUBRAHMANYAM, K
Ploughing a lonely furrow. 1991-
92: 30 (41) Mains 11-2, 8
Vegetarian boom. 1991-92:33 (33)
Mains 29-30
SUBRAMANIAN,M.S
Productivity growth in cotton tex­
tile industry in Tamil Nadu.
1992 (Ap): 27IJIR 383-95
SUBRAMANIAN, RAMESH
Hypermedia: The information sys-
temofthe90s. 1991 (0-D): 36
Adm 97-101
SUBRAMANIAN, S
Inspectirons as a managerial con­
cept. 1992(Ma):26CBIBulll-
3
Specialise and serve. 1992 (S): 26
CBI Bull 1-2
SUCCESSION
“A Critical note on joti v. Manu-
kabai, AIR 1988 Bom 348”. V.
Raveendra Reddy. 1992 (0):
79 AIR 152-4
Dhanasekaran v. Manoranjithammal
and others reported in (1992) 2
M.L.J. 116 - A scan. R.Govind-
arajan. 1992(11): 183 M U 12-
4
Fatal accidents and succession cer­
tificate. P.M. Bakshi. 1991 (JI-
S ): 33 JILI410-2
“An old fossil overstays in law.”
Phillip K.Thayil. 1992(2) KLT
12-3
The Wages of dissent. Mary Roy.
1992 (Je): 7 Law Col 12
SUD.S.C
Flood forecasting in Jhelum basin.
. 1989 (0-D): 36 Ba 216-8
Geological explorations under dif­
ficult conditions - Bursar proj­
ect. 1989 (0-D): 36 Bha 211-5
Water conservation through loapo-
ration control. 1991 (0-D ): 38
Bha 151-4
Water resources development in
Jammu & Kashmir : Role of
C.W.C. 1989 (0-D): 36 Bha
241-5
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She fought the nuclear bomb. 1991 - Environmental implications. 1992
92: 30 (54) Mains 23 (JI): 395 Sem 44-8
Sudden awakening to the threat of
illegal influx. 1991-92; %CWN SURI,B.L
Salal Hydroelectric Project genera­
137-8
tion and transmission. 1989
SUKUMARAN, K.K.USHA (0-D); 36 Bha 170-4
Welcome to the new judges. 1992 Treatment downstream of Salal Dam
(2) KLT 1-8 spilway. 1989 (0-D); 36 Bha
179-80
SUMANGALA.M
Population policy in India: Perspec­ SURYA,VASNTHA
tives for the future. 1992 (JI- TheCollectortakesaclass. 1991-92
S): 38IJSW 227-40 : 30 (23) Mains 33-5
SUNAM SURYAWANSHI,R.K
Tax planning through leasing. 1992 Hydrological operational, multipur­
(My); 22 CS 416-8 pose sub programme (HOMS) -
WM0.1989(JI-S);36Bhal27-
SUNDARARAMAN,S
33
Hapless victims. 1992 (Ag); 396 Sem
31-3 SUSHAN
The Problem. 1992'(Je): 394 Sem
SUPARNA,N
12-5
Multilingual learning. Nandita
Chaudhary. 1992 (Ma): 391 SUTARIA, SWATI
Sem 39-42 Tenth meeting of the Central Con­
sumer Protection Council- A
SURENDER,T
Report, 1991(N-D);11CC12-
Ideology and Soviet policy towards
3
colonial and ex-colonial states
with special reference to India SWAMINATHAN, PADMINI
1917-1971. 1992 (H-S): 48 IQ Technical education and indus­
29-72 trial developmet in Madras
Presidency : Illusion of apolicy
SURESH,H
in the making. 1992: 27 EPW
Police rampage in Manibeli. 1992
1621-2
(Jl): 7 Law Col 38-9
SWAMY, B.L.N
SURESH.V
‘Judicial accountability., 1992; 74
Can right to education be a funda­
CLT17-9
mental right? 1992: 27 EPW
2442-3 SWAMY, DALI? S
The DMK debacle: Casuses and Rational criminals, carpetbaggers and
partents. 1992 ; 27 EPW 2313- the scam. 1991-92:30 (45) Mains
21 9-15
SURESHAM, V SWAMY, N. MAHESHWARA
Inter-state relations, 1992 (Ma); 23: Contempt of court - A review. 1992
La 107-17 . (2); 69 An LT 38-47
 210
“The rate of interest and the date of
its imposition for delays in thfe
payment of compensation due
TAXATION
under the Workmen’s Com­
pensation Act, 1023-An over­
view.” 1992 (Ma): 25 Law - IC
76-80
What is disablement under the
workmen's Compensation Act,
1923. 1992(Ma): 33ACJxxvi-
XXXii
SWAROOP,KRISHAN
Money received from insurance for
loss of capital assets -liability
for capital g^ns tax - Supreme
Court’s view. 1992: 106 Ta
19-23
SYKES, BRYAN
The Past comes alive. 1992 (Ap):
26CBI Bull 15-7
TABIU, MOHAMMAD
Nature and effects of unlawful mar­
riages in Maliki law. 1990-91:
10& 11 Islamic CLQ 77-95
TAKRU, RAJIV
On lying. 1992 (Ja-Ma): 37 Adm
77-81
TALWAR,PREMP
Policy of greater involvement of
NGOs : Need for concrete
measures. 1992 (JI-S): 38UPA
297-310
TANEJA.D.T
Caring for the infected. 1992 (Ag);
396 Sem 40-2
TANKHA,BRU
Opening moves. 1992 (S): 397 Sem
21-3
TAORI, KAMAL
Revitalizing transport department
: Learning from touts, trans­
porters and staff. 1992 (Ap-Je):
37 Adm 39-47
Are penalty and assessment pro­
ceedings one and the same?
N.S.Raghavan. 1992: 106 Ta
32-4
Changes in direct tax laws proposed
in the Finance Bill, 1992. K.
Srinivasan. 1992 (Ma): 7Corp
L Ad 81-4
Common code of indirect taxes. G.
Sankaran. 1992 (0 ): 9 CMLJ
61-2
Computation of capital gains - same
controversies. R. Sekhar. 1992:
106 Ta 15-8
Doing away with direct taxes. 1992:
27EPW611
“Equal protection vis-a-vis taxing .
laws”. Ashok Kumar. 1992
(Ja): 22TLR1-5
Expenditure on eligible projects
or schemes-an outline. V. Krish-
nan. 1992; 106 Ta 10-4
Evasion or avoidance of tax liabil­
ity - A comment. Nomita
Aggarwal. 1992:39 Pb Uni L
Rev 55-9
Global tax management through
transfer pricing - emerging
trends. Shirin Rathore. 1991
(0-D): 26 FTR 199-203
Implications of the proposals relat­
ing to income-tax, gift-taxand'
wealth-tax. D.Rangaswamy.
1992 (Ap): 22 CS 310-1
Implications of the proposed amend­
ment to the Wealth-tax Act,
1957 as sought to be brought out
by Finance Bill, 1992. BomeF.
Daruwala. 1992 (Ap): 22 CS
326-7
Interest tax in its new incarnation.
L.L.Rajpal, 1992 (Jl): 8Corp
L Ad 85-9
 211
Imerim report of the Tax Reform
Cottunitiee, 1991. K.Srinivasan.
1992(Ap):7CorpLAdl29-32
“Interpretation of exemption provi­
sion”. R,N. Ladhha and S,M.Jain
1992 (My); 79 AIR 71-3
Issues in taxation. M.Govinda Rao.
1992 (JI); 395 Sem35-8
Levy of penalty on protective basis.
N.S.Raghavan.l992:106Ta8-
9 1992:27 EPW 1651-3
Money received from insurance
for loss of capital assets
liability for capital gains tax -
Supreme Court’s view. Krishan
Swaroop. 1992: 106 Ta 19-23
More tax hand-outs. 1992:27EPW
1823-4
Moving towards a more rational tax
system - interim report of
Chelliah Committee. Dayasa-
gar. l992(Il);8CorpLAd90-
5 TERRORISM
No justification. 1992:27 EPW 552
Power of court to summon records
from income-tax department.
Observer. 1992(2)KLT36
Property lax. P.S.R.K. Timmaji Rao.
1992 (3): 70 An LT 17-9
Reform of direct taxes-Chelliah
Commiltee’s final report (Part
II). K. Srinivasan. 1992 (D): 9
CorpLAd 131-7
Refoms in fax structure and public
acceptance of change. 1991-
92; 96 CWN 92
Sham wealth tax. 1992; 27 EPW
613-4
Tamil Nadu Act 24/1992 on taxa­
tion of professions. 1992 (Ag);
23 LA 152-3
Tax planning through leasing. Gur-
deep Singh, Sunam aiid Narin-
der Kaur. 1992 (My): 22 CS
416-8
Tax Reforms Committee-summary
of recommendations of the in­
terim report. 1992 (Ap): 22 CS
328-36
Taxation of capita) gains; Changes
proposed by the Finance Bill,
1992.T.N.Pandey. 1992 (Ap):
22 CS 305-7
T.,M
Zambia: IMF’s African guinea- pig.
TYABJI, ADIL
Denationalizing taxtbooks. 1992(D):
400 Sem 36-8
TYABJI, BADR-UD-DIN
What would Sir Syed say today?
1991-92: 30 (Ann) Mains 21-6
TERCHECK, RONALD J
Gandhi and moral autonomy. 1992
(la-Ma); 13 01)1454-65
Colombo connection. N.P. Ra-
jeevakshan. 1992 (Ap): 26 CBI
Bull 10-4
Extradition and terrorism. Shakun-
talaMahawal. 1991-92:30(13)
Mains 6-7
Psyche of a terrorist. R.K.Pachnanda.
1992 (Ja); 26 CBI Bull 11-7
The’ Reporter who came in from the
cold. Ashutosh. 1991-92; 30
(18) Mains 29-30
Riding the tigerr. N.C. 1991-92: 30
(41) Mains 2-3
Tackling insurgency: Security
forces cannot terminate mili­
tancy, A.M. Vobra. 1992 (Ap-
Je); 28 CMU 149-51
Tackling insurgency and terrorism:
A new approach, S.S.Chandel.
1991(Ja-Ma): 27 CMU 66-70
Terai; Jungle !aw and tenorism.
Ashok Majumdar and S.K.
Pande 1991-92; 30(37) Mains
 212
24-6
Terrorism: The apex of violence- A
prolegomenon to its causes,
Surendra Chopra. 1991 (0-D);
47 IQ 82-96
Terrorism, state terrorism and demo­
cratic rights. Randhir Singh.
1992 (Jl-S); 37 Adm 83-105=
1992; 27 EPW 279-89
Terrorism and forensic science. S.R.
Hasan. 1992(Ma):26CBlBull
7-10
THAKKER, C.K
Criminal prosecution and departmen­
tal enquiry. 1991 ( I ) : 12 Guj
LH 30-5
Jashwant' Singh v. Ahmedabad
Municipal Corporation: Whether
lays down correct law? 1992
(2); 33 (2) GLR xxxv-iii
Right to engage an advocate; Whether
part of natural justice? 1991
(1): 33(1) GLR i-viii
THAKKAR, KAVITA
Insurance sans security. 1991 (N-
D); 11 CC7-11
THAKUR,P.R
Dishonour of a cheque - A deemed
offence under section 138 of
The Negotiable Instruments
Act 1881 (As amended in 1988).
1991 (Jl-S): 33 JILI346-65
THAMARAJAKSHI,R
Some aspects of environmental ac­
counting. 1992:27 EPW 2533-
4 Training for urban community de­
THANKAPPAN.D
The Exit poicy and its implications.
1992 (0-D); 42 SA 43841
Workers co-operatives: An emerg­
ing alternative. 1992 (Ma); 7
Law Col 8-10
THAPAR, ROMILA
The Perennial Aryans. 1992 (D);
400 Sem 20-4
THATTACHERRY, JOSEPH
About arrest and medical examina­
tion of suspectfor drunkenness.
1992 (2) KLT 37-40
THAYEL, PHILIP K
“An old fossil ovestays in law”
1992 (2) KLT 12-3
THENMOZHI,N
Raising age at marriage of girls in
India; Future policy interven­
tions. 1992 (Jl-S): 38 IJPA
341-53
THIRUMALI, I
Dora and Gadi; Manifestation of
landlord domin^ion in Telen-
gana. 1992; 27 EPW 477-82’
THIRUNAVAKKARASU, M
Operation flood -A few constraints,
1992 (Ja): 53IJSW 115-8
THOMAS, M.M
Inter-faith dialogue for humaniza­
tion. 1992 (Je): 394 Sem 19-22
Nagaland Governor defends him­
self. 1991-92; 30(28) Mains 6,
32
Third world approach to modernisa­
tion. 1991-92:30(16)Mains 7-
9
THOMSON, WILLIAM R
South Asia and the Asian Develop­
ment Bank. 1992 (Ja-Je); 10
lASSI Q206-17
THUDIPARA, JACOB Z
velopment personnel. 1992(Ja);
53 IJSW 51-8
TILAK.DAMODAR
Mentally handicapped: Care, finan­
cial security and guardianship
needs. 1992 (Ja); 53IJSW1-15
TILAK,J.S
 213
Some random thoughts on our par­
liamentary democracy. 1991 (S);
37JPI313-8
TILAK,JADHYALAB.G
Human development index for In­
dia. 1991 (0-D): 10 lASSI Q
132-8
TISSAINAYAGAM,J.D
Indo-Lanka Joint Commission meet;
A second look. 1991-92: 30(17)
Mains 15-6
TITUS, S.K
Utilisation of byproduct phosphogyp-
sum. 1992(Ma):6Encology 29-
37
TIWARI, BIRAJ
Unmasking of a pretender: The
Srivastavajudgment. 1992(My):
7 Law Col 12
TIWARI, DINESH CHANDRA
Doctrine of rarest of rare and in­
crease in imposition of death
penalty. 1992(J1-S): 28 CMLJ
244-52
TIWARI, ONKAR NATH
Governor as a chancellor-Restruc-
turing of power needed. 1991
(Ap-Je): 27 CMU 96-106
TIWARI, R ^
India’s export performance: Prob­
lems and policy responses.
1992(Ja-Je): 48 IQ 31-48
TOMLINSON, DAVID
Conservation of the farm. 1991(Ag):
6 Encology 19-20
TORTS
Compensation for governmental
law-lessness. P. Leelakrish-
nan. 1992(Ma): 16 CULR 52-
75
Electrocution: Legal liability. P.M.
Bakshi. 1992(N): 7 Law Col
19-20
Guidelines for management and
handling of hazardous wastes.
1992(F): 6 Encology 1-20
“Hello are you hurt?”. K.M.Das.
1992(Ma): 98 CriLJ41-3
“Negligence of floctors: Whom should
the victim approach?”. Shaber
Ali,G. 1992(0): 79 AIR 148-52
The Position of the ‘Strict liability':
The rule in Rylands v. Fletcher
and the ‘Act of God’ as a de­
fence to it in modern times in
India. Lai Ratnakar Singh.
1992(1): 182 M U 5-11
State liability in tort-A proper pef^
spective. Aman Hingorani.
1992: 14 DLR 204-12
State liability in tort today-A cri­
tique. R.K, Bangia. 1992: 39
Pb UnivL Rev 8-17
Who pays for the champagne? Apama
Viswanathan, 1992: 27 EPW
259-61 ,
TRADE
Market economy: India’s road to
ruin. Jeremy Seabrook. 1991-
92: 30 (52) Mains 4,35
Move towards a market economy:
JViodern Austrian and Post-
Keynesian perspectives. Kunal
Sen and Rajendra Vaidya. 1992:
27 EPW PE73-80
Rethinking the market reform para-
dignm. Rehman Sobhan. 1992:
27EPWP66-72
TRADE MARKS
Licensing of foreign owned trade
market in India. R.Sampath
Kumar. 1992(Ja-Je): 24 lA 95-6
TRANSPORT
Revitalizing transport department:
Learning from touts, trans-
 214
porters and staff. Kamal Taori.
1992(Ap-Je): 37 Adm 39-47
Thoughts on truckers’ strike. N.C.
1991-92; 30(38) Mains 2
Urban traffic scenario and some
solutions. P.S.Pasricha. 1992
(Ap): 6 Encology 34-6
TRAVERS, LEE
International comparisons and GNP
measures. 1992:27 EPW 2367-
71
TRIALS
The Trial of Sardar Bhagat Singh.
B.R.Aganvak 1992(Ma); 7 Law
Col 26-7
TRIBES
Conservation, government and tribal
people. Vidhya Das. 1992:27
EPW 567
Dang tribals - Report of struggle and
repression. Irfan Asgharali
Engineer. 1991-92:30(50) Mains
23-4
Envolving strategies for tribal de­
velopment. NitaMathur. 1991-
92:30(20) Mains 17-22
Follow the rainbow. Victor Das.
1992:27 EPW 507
Forests and tribes: A macro-level
perspective. J.S. Bhandari and
Subhadra Mitra Channa. 1991-
92:30(49) Mains 23-6
Groping in daylight. Abhay Jha. 1991-
92: 30(54) Mains 22
Rights of tribals. 1991-92:96 CWN
46-8
Tribal question in Assam. Monirul
Hussain. 1992: 27 EPW 1047-
50
TRIKHA,CHEENA
International comparisons and GNP
measures. 1992:27 EPW 2367-
71
TRIPATHY,AJIT KUMAR
Revenue laws and land administra­
tion in Orissa - A critique.
1992: (Ja-Ma):37 Adm 115-33
TRIPATHI,LAXMIKANT-
Model prison Lucknow - A genetic
study. l991(Ap);30SD25-32
TRIPATHI, R.P
Efficient management of water in
rice cultivation. 1992 (Ja-Ma):
39 Bha21-3
TRIPATHI, T.P
International protection of the rights
of the child: Problems and
prospects. 1989:6 Kan LJ 1-26
Is transfer of high court judges a
threat to the independence of
higherjudiciary. 1988:5 Kan LJ
63-78
TRIVEDI,J.T
Two incongruous decisions of the
apex court. 1992(1): 12 Guj LH
20-5
TRIVEDI,PRAJAPATI
Menu of financial indicators used
in MOUs: An exercise in clari­
fication. 1992:27 EPW M59-62
TRIVEDI,R.C
Workshop on “The Role of small
and medium scale enterprises
is sustainable development” - A
report, 1991-92:30(26) Mains
22-4
TRUE, MICHAEL
Sources of the nonviolent tradition
in American literature. 1992
(Ap-Je):14GM83-97
TRUSTS
Islamic institution of Waqfs: Ori­
gin and practice in Muslim
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91: 10& 11 Islamic CLQ 109-
 215
18
Waqfs and the constitution of India-
statutory provisions and judi­
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1990-91:10 & 11 Islamic CLQ
119-26
TULPULE,BAGARAM
Exist policy in public sector. 1992;
27 EPW 319-21
TUSA,JOHN
Fourth estate or fifth column. 1991 -
92:30(52) Mains 29-33
UEYANAGI,TOSfflRO
Economic sanction against viola­
tion of Human Rights abroad,
Development of U.S. legisla­
tions. 1992(Ma):7 Law Coll3-
7 UPADHYAY, S.B
Unilateral economic sanctions and
international norms. 1992(Ap):
7 Law Col 16-7
ULLAH.IZZAT
Conditions of Hindu marriage; A
Critique. 1992:39 Pb Univ L
Rev 60-82
UMAKANT,PRADHAN
“Legal flaws in the Special Court
(Trial of offence relating to the
transaction in securities) Ordi­
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U 133-4
UMASHANKAR,C
Making the impossible possible:
The district experience of an
IAS probationer. 1992(Ap-Je):
37Adm71-6
UNIFORM CIVIL CODE
Towards common civil code. E.M.
Namboodripad. 1991-92:30
(Ann) Mains 130-2
UNISA,SAYEED
Child marriages in India: Is Am-
mena and exception? 1992 (Ja-
Ma): 42 SA 86-8
UNIYAL,LALIT
Is BJP the party of the future ? An
essay on nation-building. 1991-
92:30 (35) Mains 19-22
IS BJP the party of the future ? - II
An essay on nation-building.
1991-92: 30 (36) Mains 17-25
UPADHYAY,DADAN
Grim price rise, profiters on ram­
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UPADHYAY, M.L
Minorities under the Indian Cons­
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1989:6 Kan LJ 94-100
Justice to the juvenile : Has the
message percolated ? 1992 (Ap):
7 Law Col 18-9
UPLAONKAR, AMBARAO
Scheduled castes and social jus­
tice: AKamatakacase in point.
1992 (Ja): 53IJSW 3^44
URBANISATION
Bombay’s pavement-dwellers: Con­
tinuing torment. Meera Bapat.
1992: 27 EPW 2217-9
Jashwant Singh vs. Ahmedabad
Municipal Corporation: Whether
lays down correct law ? C.K.
TTiakkar. 1992(2):33(2) CLR
xxxv-iii
Struggle and survival of poor
metropolitian households : A
longitudinal study in Pune: 1976
to 1988. Meera Bapat and Ni­
gel Crook. 1992:27 EPW 1141-
7
VADAKUMCHERRY, JOSEPH
Personality disorders and nullity of
marriage according to Church
 216
Jurisprudence. 1992 (I) KLT
45-8
Reflections on Leelamma vs, Dilip
Kumar 1992(1) KLT 651.1992
(1) KLT 73-4
VAIDYA.RAJENDRA
Move towards a market economy:
Modem Australian and Post-
Keynesian perspectives. 1992:27
EPW PE73-80
VAroYANATHAN, LALITHA
A Moral basis for environment and
environmental journalism. 1991-
92:30 (39) Mains 27-31
VAKHARIA,MUNISH
Share transfer refusals : A judicial
acenarior. 1992 (Ma) ; 22 CS
200-3
VAN SCHENDEL, WILLEM
Development and under-development
in Bengal: Cases, communities
and the state. 1992 ; 27 EPW
692
VANAIK,ACHIN
Capitalist failure parallels commu­
nist collapse. 1991-92: 30(44)
Mains 7,23
New reality or US bullying ? 1991-
92:30 (28) Mains 4-5
The Shape of things to come. 1991-
92: 30 (34) Mains 5,35
VANDERBILT, ARTHUR T
. Art of advocacy and the five func­
tions of thelawyer. 1992(1) : 12
Guj LH 12-9
VARDARAJAN,T.A
Awarding of costs in civil pro-
ceedings-norms and statutory
provisions not followed; Rule
of law must inspire all courts.
1992 (U): 183 M U 5
“Money decree holder better placed
than mortgagee decree holder
in E.P. Proceedings - anomaly
and discrimination-Remedy
needed ” 1992 (1) : 182 MU
11-2
VARGHESE, ROSE
Corroboration - a sine qua non for
conviction in rape cases ? 1992
(Ma): 16CULR90-5
VARKEY,A.M
Learning objectives oflegal educa­
tion in India: A critique. 1991
(D ): 15 CULR 444-54
VARMA, KEWAL
Face of US offensive. 1991-92:30
(25) Mains 9-10
VASUDEVAN.HARI
Yeltsin’s Parliament and Russia’s
politics. 1992 (My); 393 Sem
22-6
VASUDEVAN,N.V
Power coupled with interest: Sec­
tion 202 of the Indian Contract
Act, 1872, 1992 (D) ; 22 CS
1079-80
VASUDEVAN, HARI
Yeltsin’s Parliament and Russia’s
politics. 1992 (My); 393 Sem
22-6
VED, MAHENDRA
Unorthodox communist-in new role.
1991-92:30(27) Mains 6,35
VED KUMARI
Plan of action for children’s rights
in law faculties. 1992: 14DLR
134-45
VEERARAGHAVAN, S.R
A Note about an observation in
CanaraBank vs. Vijaya Bank,
1992 (1): 182 MU 636=1992
(II): 183 M U 7
VENKATACHALLIAH, M.N
Traditions of the bar : Text of
lecture delivered at M.C. Se-
 217
talvadMemorial lectures. 1992:
79 AIR 81-7
VENTKATARAM,J.V
EGS and the poor: Evidence from
longitudinal village studies.
1992 : 27 EPWAl9-22
VENKATRAMAN.G
Conservation of electrical energy
in edible oil extraction by
mechanical oil expellers. 1990
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VENKATARAMAN,R
Ayyangar, M. Ananthasayanam Un­
veiling of the portrait of. 1992
(M a):38JPI420
The New role of administrators -
text of addre.';.v by the President
ofIndia[R. Venkataraman], on
13.6.92. 1992 (Jl-S ): 37 Adm
14
Only through planning can the poor
be served. 1991-92 ; 30 (41)
Mains 7-10
President’s address to Parliament.
1992 (Je): 38 f f l 155-69
Speech (at the time of farewel to
him by the members of the
Parliament on 23rd July, 1992).
1992 (S); 38 JPI379-80
VENKATARAMANI, RAJA
Motivating theline worker. 1992 (S)
; 397 Sem 43-7
VENKATARAMIAH, S.R
A Study of mental health status of
children. 1992 (Ja); 53 USW
17-22^
VENKATESAN.S
Revenue zeal and judicial discipline,
1992 ;57ExcLTA5-13
VENKATESIAH,S.N
Depositing of central excise duties
inthePLA. 1992:61Exc LT
A37-9
Retention/re-entry of duty paid goods.
1992:62ExcLTA13-7
VENKITARAMAN,S
Free market pricing of securities.
1992 (Je):22CS 496-7
VENUGOPALAN.S
Can a Hindu undivided family hold
shares in companies? 1992 (0);
9CMU66-8
Mutual funds and company law. 1992
(N): 22 CS 1003-4
Over the counter exchange of India.
1992 (Ag):8CorpLAdl37-9
VERGHESE,S.K
Siren song of rupees convertibility.
1992; 27 EPW 145-6
VERMA, KEWAL
Appropriating BJP base. 1991-92:
30 (22) Mains 11-2
VERMA, R.L
Impact of land reforms on socio­
economic conditions of peas­
ants in Himachal Pradesh. 1992
(Ja-Je): lOIASSI Q123-44
VERMA, RAJESHWAR
Flood forecasting in Jhelum basin,
1989 (0-D): 36 Bha 216-8
VERMA, RAJESHWAR
Water resources development in
Jammu & Kashmir : Role of
C.W,C, 1989 (0-D) : 36 Bha
241-5
VERMA, S.K
Section 301 and future of multi­
lateralism under the GATT.
1991 (0-D): 26 FTR 180-98
VERMA, USHA
Prevention of child marriage: Alter­
native strategies, 1991 (0): 31
 218
SD31-43
VIJAYARAGHAVAN, N
K. Ramachandran v. Special Com­
missioner & Commissioner for
Land Reforms, (1990) 2 MLJ. 496.
1992(1): 182 M U 15-6
VINOD, MJ
Issues of privilege and jurisdiction
: Is codification a way out?
1991-92:30 (33) Mains 13-4
VIOLENCE
Bhilai firing : Roots of violence.
Bharat Dogra. 1991-92 : 30
(45) Mains 26
Bihar: Roots of violence. 1992:27
EPW 376-7
Chittagong hill tracts : Appalling
violence. SuhasChakma. 1992:
27 EPW 2295-6
Crime and punishment. K.G. Kan-
nabiran. 1992 : 27 EPW 2348-
51
Escalating violence on Harijans.
HiranmayDhar.1992 : 27 EPW
2023-4
VISHWANATHAN, APARNA
Reform of the Forest Act needed.
1992 (F ): 7 Law Col 9
Towards a regulatory regime for
biotechnology: An anaylsis of
U.S. Law. 1992 (N): 7 Law Col
24-5
Who pays for the champagne? 1992;
27 EPW 259-61
VISVANATHAN,SHIV
The Problem. 1992 (Je): 394 Sem
12-5
VISWAM,S
Do we need a new constitution? 1991-
92 (16) 30 : Mains 26-9
Unique significance of August revo­
lution. 1991-92: 30(42) Mains
9-12
VISWANATHAN, V.N
Subsidy reduction in IMF oriented
strategies. 1991-92: 30 (31)
Mains 8-10
VITHAL, M.P
Menu of financial indicators used
inMOUs: An exercise in clari­
fication. 1992: 27 EPW M59-
62
VITTAL, N
Experiments in administrative in
novation. 1992 (Ap-Je): 37 Adn
15-28
VOGT, WILLIAM
History of the future. 1992 (Ja-Je):
10 IASS Q197-200
VOHRA, A.M
Tackling insurgency: Security forces
cannot tenninate militancy. 1992
(Ap-Je): 28 CMU 149-51
VOHRA, BATUK
Chinese leadership faces major
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Mains 19-20
VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS
For a sustainable development of
NGOs. Vibodh Parthasarathi.
1991-92: 30 (31) Mains 7-8
VORA, BATUK
“America First” concept generates:
Sino-US cold war. 1991-92:30
(50) Mains 17-8
Dilemmas for socialists: Confront­
ing the theory problems of
post-cold war world. 1991-92 :
30 (44) Mains 17-8
Riots in America hit the system.
1991-92:30 (31) Mains 34-5
Towards privatisation of presidency?
1991-92 : 30(38) Mains 13-4
Which way Cuba? Anation in search
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Mains 29-30
VYAS, MOHAN K
The Common core of Benthamite
utilisationism and secularism.
1992 (Jl-S):28 CMU 216-22
VYAS,V.S
D.S. Tyagi. 1992 : 27 EPW 1046
VYAS.VUAY
Agrarian structure, environmental
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1992(J1-S):37 Adm 67-81
VYAS,YASH
Regulation of monopolies, restric­
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104-15
WALKER, T.S
EGS and the poor: Evidence from
longitudinal village studies.
1992 : 27 EPW 19-22
WARNAPALA, W.A. WISWA
The All party confemce in Sri Lanka.
1991 (0-D ): 47 IQ 39-62
WARIKCO,K
Central Asian resurgence. 1992 (My)
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WASNIK,V.K
Addition ''f interest in the assess­
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A41-42
WATER
Address by Shri B. Shankaranand
Union Minister of Law and
Justice and Water Resource. 1989
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Afforestation of Rangil watershed
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1989 (0-D ): 36 Bha 270-3
Agricultural water management
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Prabhakar and Jaswant Singh.
1989(0-D): 3 6 Bha274-6
Aspects of water development. Rekha
Padamanabhan. 1989 (Ja-Ma):
36 Bha 37-8
Cauvery water dispute and state
violence. P.A. Sebastian. 1992:
27 EPW 1371-2
Consultative CommitteeMeeting of
Water Resources Ministry. 1991
(0-D): 38 Bha 187
Dal Lake - Action for its restora­
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Gundroo. 1989 (0-D ); 36 Bha
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Deforestation and ground water
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Drawing down the buffer: Science
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Drinking water for grow'ing cities:
Third world perspective, Bidyut
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Drinking water from SSP: Doubtful
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EPW 1589-93
Drinking water supply : Law and
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Drinking water supply in Jammu
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Drinking water supply programme
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Drought and response of rural fami­
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EPW 1894-6
Efficient management of water in
rice cultivation. R.P. Tripathi.
1992 (Ja-Ma): 39 Bha 21-3
Exhibition - water and you : A
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Ground water development and le­
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Ground water development in Jammu
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Hydrology and water resources in
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Rakesh Kumar. 1989 (Ap-Je):
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Second IWRS symposium on water
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Bha 100-2
In search of water. Paul Inamina.
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Inaugural address by the Prime
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1988, New Delhi). 1989 (Ja-
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Jal Hai Jan Hai - An experiment in
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37Adm95-113
Joint river valley projects : View
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1992: 27 EPW 254
Legal regulation of estuaries. Alice
Jacob. 1991 (0-D) : 33 JILI
495-509
Linking of Ganga with Cauvety. 1989
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ITie Magic of water. Jasmine Kesar.
1989(Ja-Ma): 36Bha41
Morse report on troubled waters of
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Narmada : What now? 1992 : 27
EPW 2336
National water resources. Payel
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Nehru and water resources develop­
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Quality assurance for drinking water
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25
A Report on water resources day
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86
Resolution of interstate water
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16 CULR 76-89=1992 (Ja-Ma):
24 lA 41-9
Restructure the Cauvery conflict for
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92:30(28) Mains 25-6
Save water - The Ten Coimnand-
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Speech on closing function by Sh. B.
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Sustainable development of ground
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1992:27 EPW 515-20
Traditional water harvesting on way
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EPW 505-7
Value of ground water models for
planners and decision-makers.
K. Narasimha Murthy. 1992 (Ja-
M a): 39 Bha 13-20
Water. Akrita Kala. 1989 (Ja-Ma):
36 Bha 21-2
Water and navigational side. Sonia
Singh. 1989 (Ja-Ma): 36 Bha
40
Water conservation through evapo­
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Water development. Ritu. 1989 (Ja-
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Water evaporation retardation us­
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Water resources. N. Pradeep. 1989
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Water resources day, 1989 : A Re­
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65
Water resources development in
Jammu and Kashmir : Role of
C.W.C. Rajeshwar Vama, S.C.
Sud and S.D. Gupta. 1989 (0-
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Wullar Lake. N.A. Gundroo. 1989
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WATTS, MICHAEL
Peasants and flexible accumulation
in the third world : Producing
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PE90-7
WEBB, DAVID
Commonwealth citizens : Grand-
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U.K. or worlting holiday-mak­
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WELLDON.ESTELAV
Equality is not sameness : A psy­
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1992(Jl):63IJSW429-39
WILLIAMS, MARK
Prisoners’ rights. 199? (N); 7 Law
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WISE, TIM
Affirmative action and the politics
of white resentment. 1992(J1):
7 Law Col 42-3
WOMEN
Belief, law and justice for women :
Debate on proposed Christian
Marriage and Matrimonial
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Challenging the unequal position.
Vandana Shiva. 1992 (Ap) ; 7
Law Col 28-9
Concept of modesty in appointment
of ladies. 1991-92 : 96 CWN
62-4
Constraints faced by women dairy
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1992 (Jl); 7 Law Col 45-7
"Custodial offences against women:
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1992 (D ); 98 Cri LJ 150-3
Dimensions of female aging and
widowhood: Insight fiom Kerala
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27EPWWS93-9
Education, employment and the status
of women : A 'sociological
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The Efforts of the Supreme Court to
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An LT5-9
Equality is not sameness : A psy­
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EstelaV.Welldon. 1992 (Jl):
53 USW 429-39
Female infanticide in rural South
India. Sabu George, Rajarat-
nam Abel and B.D. Miller. 1992:
27 EPW 1153-6
Feminist epistemology and ontol­
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nist social theory. Liz Stanley
and Sue Wise, 1992 (Jl) : 53
USW 343-65
Fertility - Criminal treatment of
sexual activities and thechang-
ing legal status of Indian women.
Raghunath Patnaik. 1992 : 74
CLT7-11
Gender kinship and state forma-
 222
tion: Case of Sri Lanka under
colonial rule. Carla Risseeuw.
1992: 27 EPW WS46-54
Gender and liberty research. Shirin
Kudchedkar. 1992 (Jl) : 53
IJSW 463-74
Gender, poverty and cats on a
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92 :30 (24) Mains 29-30
Gender in parent-child interactions;
Observation of proximity in two
Thanjavur villages. Barbara J.
Isely and Charles C. Langford.
1992 ( J l): 53 IJSW 399-409
Guidelines for nonsexist language
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IJSW 585-9
Head of household, gender, age,
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Evidence from south Indian
villages. Charles C. Langford.
1992(Jl): 53IJSW385-98
Indian response to Christianity, church
and colonialism : Case of Pan-
dita Ramabai. Meera Kosambi.
1992:27EPWWS61-71
Is gender justice a myth or at least
a remote reality? C. Jayashree
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4 paradigm. K. Ravindran. 1992
The King’s household structure/
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KumkumRoy. 1992: 27 EPW
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Law to protect married women.
Kumud L. Das. 1992 (Ap-Je):
CMU 121-2
Nonsexist research : A metatheo-
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ler. 1992 (Jl): 53 IJSW 329-41
Protecting women against vio­
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33
Quantifying women’s worth :
Development indicators (1989-
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92:30 (27) Mains 31-4
Rights of divorced muslims women
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Danial Latifi. 1992 (Jl-S ): 28
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“Sati” as a religious rite : Parlia­
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PE58-64
Sex bias in international law : The
U.N. Convention on the rights
of the child. Frances Olsen. 1992
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Sexism in law and justice. S.P.
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83
Sexism in population research and
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Structure adjustment policies and
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East Asia. S. Uma Devi. 1991-
92 : 30 (53) Mains 28-9
Theoretical- perspectives and the
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Towards a feminist psychoanalytic
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Turmeric land: Women’s property
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West Bengal: Abdication of respon­
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West Bengal: Crimes against women.
1992:27 EPW 1945-6
Widows and health in rural north
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Women craft workers as security for
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Women’s emancipation and strat­
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WISE, SUE
Feminist epistemoiogy and ontol­
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nist social theory. 1992 (Jl): 53
USW 343-65
WRIGHT, STEWE
Undermining nonviolence : The
coming role of new police
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GM 157-65
Writing in the academy: The femi­
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1992 ( J l) : 53 USW 449-61
WRITS
Days of reasoned orders in writ
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High Courts’ power to enforce rights
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XIAODONG.ZHANO
Indian reform : The only way out.
1991-92; 30(31) Mains 4, 35
XINHUA
Polit-Bureau meeting vows to accel­
erate opening, reforms. 1991-
92:30 (24) Mains 32-3
YADAV.SHESHPAL
A Community based study of the
sociological aspects of night
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Rajasthan. 1992 (Ja): 53 USW
45-50
YAKOVLEV, ALEXANDER
Seven “D-e” of Alexander Yakovlev.
1991-92 : 30 (45) Mains 27-8
YECHURY, SITARAM
The Left alternative. 1992 (N ): 399
Sem 36-9
YEO, STANLEY
Causing death under the Indian
Penal Code : A comparative
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YOGAMOORTHY,A
Race against marine oil spill - The
International scenario. 1992(F):
6 Encology 30-4
YUGANDHAR, B.N
Decentralised planning : Issues and
training implications. An ana­
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10IASSIQ106-31
Government delivery system for rural
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7
ZAIWALLA,DINOOR
Delays and fmlures in our legal sys­
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ZAIWALLA, S.R
Conunercial court in India. 1991
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ZEHRA,NASIM
India-Pakistan in perspective. 1991-
92: 30 (34) Mains 4
Pakistan recasting Afghan policy.
1991-92:30 (53) Mains 6.35
ZUBERI, M
Non-proliferation of Soviet nuclear
weapons. 1991-92: 39 (13) Mains
11-3
ZURBRIGG, SHEILA
Hunger and epidemic malaria in
Punjab, 1868-1940. 1992 : 27
EPW PE2-26
ZURBUCHEN, MARYS
Wiping out English. 1992 (Ma): 391
Sem 47-54