Duplicate Books

The CWDS Library is offering the following extra copies of books/Monographs related to the women to the interested libraries on the first come first basis. Please contact on the following Phone No: 91-11-32226931/E-mail: cwdslib@vsnl.net for further details.

List of Duplicate Indian Books (S. No. 51-75)

51.	Ashraf, M S	Infant mortality in rural India: a diagnostic study.	Lucknow: Print House	1990	177p
52.	India. Ministry of Home Affairs. National Crime Records Bureau	Crime in India. 1999	New Delhi: The Ministry	2001	432p
53.	Roy, Anupama	Gendered citizenship: historical and conceptual explorations	New Delhi: Orient Longman	2005	vii, 291p
54.	India. Plannning Commission	Eighth five year plan 1992-97	New Delhi: The Commission	1992	480 p
55.	India. Planning Commission	Sixth five year plan 1980-85: a framework.- New Delhi	The Commission	----	38p
56.	Wada Na Todo Abhiyan	Approaching equity: civil society inputs for the approach paper - 12th Five Year Plan	New Delhi: The Organisation	2011	243p
57.	United Nations Development Programme	Human develompent report 2001: making new technologies work for human development.-  Highlights and verbatim extracts of Statement of India	New Delhi: The Programme	2001	38p.
58.	United Nations Development Programme	Human Development Report.- 2002-deeping democracy in gragemented world	New Delhi: Oxford University Press	2002	277p
59.	United Nations Development Programme	Human Development Report. 2003 - millennium development goals: a compact among nations to end human poverty.	New Delhi: Oxford University Press	2003	367p
60.	Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability	How did the UPA spend our money? An assessment of expenditure priorities and resource mobilization efforts of the UPA Government	New Delhi: The Centre	2009	108p
61.	Punjab. Department of Planning	Human Development Report 2004: Punjab	Chandigarh: The Department	2004	238p
62.	Kerala. State Planning Board	Kerala Human Development Report 2005.	Thiruvanthapuram: The Board	2006	xxiv, 199p.
63.	Basu, Sujoya	Gender stereotypes in corporate India: a glimpse.	New Delhi: Response	2008	xvi, 219p
64.	India. Ministry of Labour and Employment. Labour Bureau	Women in Employment.	New Delhi: The Bureau	1964.	146p
65.	Singh, Vinita	Women domestics: workers within households	Jaipur: Rawat	2007	205p
66.	Sujata Gothoskar (ed.)	Struggle of women at work	New Delhi: Vikas	1992	xix, 199p
67.	Jessie Tellis-Nayak and Selena Costa-Pinto (ed)	Towards self-reliance income generation for women.	Indore: Devine World	1979	vi, 101p
68.	Wadhera, Kiron	The new bread winners (a study on the situation of young working women)	New Delhi: Vishwa Yuvak Kendra	1976	xi, 377p
69.	Centre for Women's Research	Graduate employment in Sri Lanka in the 1990s/by Swarna Jayaweera and Thana Sanmugam.	Colombo: The Centre	2002	124p
70.	Pandey, Rajendra	Breast feeding and the working women in India	Allahabad: Chug	1990	vii, 352p
71.	Christabell, P J	Women empowerment through capacity building: the role of microfinance	New Delhi: Concept	2009	263p
72.	Committee for Gender Equality in Land Devolution in Tenurial Law	Report. Chaired by Bina Agarwal. Submitted to the Ministry of Rural Area and Emplolyment. Department of Rural Development	New Delhi: Ministry of Rural Area and Employment	1998	70p
73.	India. Ministry of Environment and Forests	National conservation strategy and policy statement on environment and development	New Delhi: The Ministry	1992.	32p
74.	Nongbri, Tiplut	Gender, matriliny, and entrepreneurship: the Khasis of North-East India	New Delhi: Zubaan	2008	xiv, 207p
75.	Padhi, Sakti	Land relations and agrarian development in India: a comparative historical study of regional variations	Thiruvananthapuram: Centre for Development Studies	1999	xxiii, 335p

Call for Proposals

The UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women is accepting applications for its 17th grant cycle (2012) from government authorities at the national and local levels, civil society organizations and networks — including non-governmental, women’s and community-based organizations and coalitions and operational research institutions — and UN Country Teams in partnership with governments and civil society organizations.

The 2012 UN Trust Fund Call invites proposals in the following areas of action:

• Closing the Gap on the Implementation of National and Local Laws, Policies and Action Plans that Address Violence against Women

• Addressing Violence against Adolescent and Young Girls

Applicants are invited to submit grant proposals for a minimum of US$100,000 up to a maximum of US$1 million for a period of two to three years. The complete Call for Proposals detailing criteria, eligibility requirements and application guidelines is available at http://grants.unwomen.org/. All applications must be submitted online. 

The application deadline is 21 January 2013.

Duplicate Books

The CWDS Library is offering the following extra copies of books/Monographs related to the women to the interested libraries on the first come first basis. Please contact on the following Phone No: 91-11-32226931/E-mail: cwdslib@vsnl.net for further details.

List of Duplicate Indian Books (S. No. 26-50)

26.	Singh, Renuka	The womb of mind: a sociological exploration of the status - experience of women in Delhi.	New Delhi: Vikas	1990	236p
27.	National Commission for Women	A situational analysis of women in Goa/by Shaila Desouza	New Delhi: The Commission	2004	134p
28.	Institute of Social Studies Trust	The enigma of the Kerala woman: a failed promise of literacy/ed. by Swapna Mukhopadhyay.	New Delhi: Social Science Press	2007	xii, 189p
29.	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	A passion for freedom: the story of Kisanin Jaggi Devi/by Deepti Priya Mehrotra.-	New Delhi: The Centre	2005.	71p.
30.	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	A passion for freedom: the story of Kisanin Jaggi Devi/by Deepti Priya Mehrotra.	New Delhi: The Centre	2005	71p
31.	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	A passion for freedom: the story of Kisanin Jaggi Devi/by Deepti Priya Mehrotra	New Delhi: The Centre	2005	71p.
32.	Roy, Debal K Singha	Women in peasant movements: Tehbhaga, naxalite and after	New Delhi: Manohar	1992	viii, 158p
33.	Roy, Debal K Singha	Women in peasant movements: Tehbhaga, naxalite and after.	New Delhi: Manohar	1992.	viii, 158p.
34.	Bhasin, Kamla	Towards empowerment - Report of an FAO-FFHC/AD South Asian Training for Women Development Workers, October,-December, 1983	New Delhi: FAO	1985	237p
35.	Gender and Development Network	Gender, the millennium develompent goals, and human rights in the context of the 2005 review processes/by Genevieve Renard Painter.- s.l: s.n,	-----	2004	75p
36.	Centre for Women's Development Studies	Towards Beijing: a perspective from the Indian women's movement	New Delhi : Name Seven Sisters	1995	97p
37.	-----	Maharashtra policy for women (Photocopy)	Bombay: Govt. Central Press	1994	39p
38.	---------	Towards Beijing: a perspective from the Indian women's movement.	New Delhi: Seven Sisters	1995	97p
39.	Institute of Social Studies Trust	Progress of women in South Asia 2007.	New Delhi: The Trust	2007	xii, 83p
40.	United Nations Development Fund for Women	Progress of South Asian women  2005:accountability to the world's women-  A series for the fifth South Asia Regional Ministrial Conference Celebrating Beijing Plus Ten	New Delhi: Institute of Social Studies Trust,	2005.	91p
41.	United Nations Development Fund for Women	Progress of South Asian women 2005: accountability to the world's women.	New Delhi: Institute of Social Studies Trust	2005	91p
42.	Roy, Shibani	Status of muslim women in North India	Delhi: B R	1979	xv, 241p.
43.	Wignaraja, Ponna	Women, Poverty and resources.	New Delhi: Sage	1990	241p
44.	National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights	Dalit women speak out: violence against women in India/by Aloysius Irudayam, Jayshree P. Mangubhai and Joel G. Leel,. Contents: V.2: Case narratives (detailed).	New Delhi: The Campaign	2006	xx, 304 p
45.	National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights	Dalit women speak out: violence against women in India/by Aloysius Irudayam, Jayshree P. Mangubhai and Joel G. Leel.	New Delhi: The Campaign	2006	xx,604 p
46.	T.S.Saraswathi and Baljit Kaur (ed)	Human development and family studies in India: an agenda for research and policy.	New Delhi: Sage	1993	370p
47.	Hasting Donnan and Frits Selier (ed.)	Family and gender in Pakistan: domestic organization in a Muslim society	New Delhi: Hindustan	1997	xii, 250p
48.	Pandey, Shashi Ranjan	Community action for social justice: grassroots organizations in India	New Delhi: Sage	1991	294p
49.	Census of India 1991	Provisional population totals.-.- Series-1, Paper 1-of 1991	New Delhi: Ministry of Home Affairs	1991	103p
50.	United Nations Development Fund for Women	Gender biases and discrimination against women: what do different indicators say?/by Preet Rustagi	New Delhi: UNIFEM	2003	83p