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About The Author:- Khomdon Singh Lisam rd/khomdon-singh" Title="khomdon-singh">Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985), University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (1995-2003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 2005-2006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS. History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. Contents:- Vol- 3, CONTENTS:- #17. Games and Sports in Manipur • Beginning of Sports movement in Manipur • Sports Personalities of Manipur during Maharaja Churachand’s Reign • Olympians from Manipur • Arjuna Award Winners • Other Sports Stars • Indigenous Games of Manipur • Mukna (Manipuri Wrestling) • Mukna Kangjei (Khong Kangjei) • Yubi Lakpi • Woolaobi • Hiyang Tannaba • Arambai Hunba • Kang Sanaba • Thang-Ta:#18. Sagol Kangjei (Polo) • Sagol Kangjei (POLO) • Origin of Sagol Kangjei (Polo) in Manipur • Pana Sagol Kangjei • Manipur Sagol Kangjei during British Period • World’s first Polo Club was established at Silchar in 1859 • Manipur Polo spread to other parts of British India • Manipur Polo Game spread to other parts of the World from 1868 • Manipur Polo Game spread to Malta in 1868 • Manipur Polo Game spread to England in 1869 • Manipur Polo Game spread to Argentina in 1873 : • Manipur Polo Game spread to Australia in 1876 • Manipur Polo Game spread to USA in 1876 • Manipur Polo Game spread to France in 1879 • Polo Players of Manipur during 19th Century • Languages of Polo Game • Chronology of development of Polo • History of Polo from other countries of the world 19. Handlooms, Handicrafts and Textiles • Legends • Historical Background : • Modern Handloom and Handicrafts : • Handloom Population and Production • Textiles of the Meiteis • Design and embroidery used in Meitei Textiles • Textile of Nagas • Textile of Tangkhuls • Textile of Kabui Nagas • Textile of Hmars • Textile of Kukis • Textile of Paites • Pottery in Manipur • Cane and Bamboo works • Kouna Craft #20. All Districts of Manipur • Imphal East District • Imphal West District • Thoubal district • Bishnupur Distrcit • Churachandpur District • Ukhrul District • Senapati District • Tamenglong District • Chandel District #21. Indo-Myanmar Border Trade • Indo-Myanmar Border Trade • Present Status of Indo-Myanmar Trade Route through Moreh • Volume of Indo-Myanmar Trade • Volume of Trade through Moreh • Measures taken up by the Government of India / State Government • Potential areas of exports from Manipur to Myanmar • Potential areas of Import from Myanmar to Manipur • Tran-Asian Highways • Kunming Initiative #22. Why Invest in the State?• Why Invest in the State? • Industrial Policy of Manipur • Package of Incentives • New Industrial Package for the North-East • Development of Industrial Infrastructure • Transport Subsidy • Fiscal Incentives • Relaxation of PMRY norms • Other Incentives • Procedure for release of assistance under the New Incentives. • Industrial Scenario of Manipur • Spinning Mill • Bamboo and paper industry • Silk and Tasar Industry • Industrial Corporations • Manipur Food Industries Corporation Ltd. • 200 TPD Cement Project in Manipur • Serpentinite and Idocrase Processing Industries • Manipur Traditional Liquor Plant • Integrated pineapple Concentration Plant • Bamboo shoot Fermentation • Medicinal plant Processing Industry. • Floriculture • Information Technology (IT) • Power Sector • Horticulture: • Pottery • Business Opportunities • Agriculture • Tea • Yongchak • Medicinal Plants • Rice Flake (Chengpak) • Banking and Finance • Pineapple • Ginger • Manipur Traditional Liquor • Mushrooms: • Bamboo and Bamboo shoots • Rubber: • Identification of Feasible Industrial Projects in Manipur • Market Potential • Fruit Processing • Cane and Bamboo Production Project • Kouna Crafts Production Project • Orchids • Black scented rice • Proposed Projects #Appendix-1 : British Political Agents / Officers in Manipur Appendix-2 : Instrument of Accession #Appendix-3 : Standstill Agreement #Appendix-4 : Govnors of Manipur #Appendix-5 : Chief Ministers of Manipur #Appendix-6 : Speakers of Manipur #Appendix-7 : Glossary #Appendix-8 : Index ,Index 1113 The Title 'Encyclopaedia of Manipur written/authored/edited by Khomdon Singh Lisam', published in the year 2011. The ISBN 9788178358673 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 358 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is North-East Indian Studies / Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 3rd
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Contents:- Content: Preface (xi), 1. India at a Glance 1, About India , Geological Formation of India , (a) Surface Features , (b) Climate , (c) People , (d) Languages – Sanskrit and Linguistics Science, Hindi Language Dialectics, 2. Ancient India and Origin of Hindu Civilisation 12, Early Habitation in India , 300,000-250,000 B.C.-Narmada Man , 7000-2600 B.C.-Mehrgarh Site , 7000-5500 B.C.-Period I: Neolithic (New Stone Age) , 5500-4500 B.C.-Period II: Burj Basket Marked Phase , 4500-4000 B.C.-Period III: Togau , 4000-3800 B.C.-Period IV: Togau/Kechi Beg , 3800-3500 B.C.-Period V: Kechi Beg , 3500-3200 B.C.-Period VI: Kechi Beg/ Damb Sadaat , 3200-2600 B.C.-Period VII: Damb Sadaat , 3000 B.C.-Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro (Indus-Valley Civilisation) , 1700 B.C.-Aryan Civilisation, (a) Aryan Invasion Theory, (b) Non-Aryan Invasion Theory , (c) The New Model, 1500-600 B.C.-Vedic Period , (a) Rig Veda, (b) Yajur Veda, (c) Sama Veda, (d) Atharva Veda, (e) Vedic Cosmology, 800-400 B.C. – Upanishads , List of 108 Upanishads, 700-300 B.C.-Mahajanapadas , 600 B.C.-200 A.D.-Epic Period , Ramayana , Outline of the Story, Versions, Buddhist Version of Ramayana, and Jain Version of Ramayana, Mahabharata , Outline of the Story, Kurukshetra war, Pandava Army, Kaurava Army, Army Division and Weaponry Used, Military Formations, Rules of War, Course of War, Akshauhini, Jain Version of Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita , From 200 A.D.-Sutra Period , 300-1200 A.D.-Puranas/Mythology , Purpose of Puranas, Functions of Mythology as per Joseph Campbell,, Evolution of Puranas/Mythology, List of Puranas, From 200 A.D.-Scholastic Period , Indian Music 64, Indian Philosophers 160, 3000 B.C. – Hinduism , 900 B.C. and 600 B.C. – Jainism , Structure of Jain Universe and Time Cycles, Karma Theory Customs and Practices, Major sects, Contributions, 600 B.C. – Buddhism , Hinayana (Theravada), Mahayana, The Noble Eightfold Path, Magadha Empire 83, 684-550 A.D.-Magadha Empire , 684–320 B.C.-Magadha Dynasties , 1700-799 B.C.-Brihadratha dynasty 799-684 B.C.-Pradyota dynasty , 684-413 B.C.-Haryanka dynasty , 413-345 B.C. B.C. Shishunaga dynasty , 345-321 B.C.-Nanda dynasty , 324-184 B.C.-Maurya dynasty–Chandragupta Maurya , Chanukya’s Arthashasthra , Megasthanese’ Indica , 304-232 B.C.-Ashoka the Great, 185-73 B.C. Shunga dynasty , 73-43 B.C. Kanva dynasty , 240-550 A.D. Gupta Dynasty , 240-280 A.D. Srigupta and Ghatotkacha , 280-319 A.D.Chandragupta I , 335-390 A.D. Samudragupta , Ramagupta , 380-413 A.D. Chandragupta II , 415-455 A.D. Kumaragupta I , 455-467 A.D. – Skandagupta , Gupta administration , Huna invasion and the decline of the Empire, Middle Kingdoms of India 118, 230 B.C.–1279 A.D. Middle Kingdoms , 600 B.C. Gandhara, 600-500 B.C. Persian and Greek Conquests, 200 B.C.-10A.D. The Indo-Greeks , 200 B.C.-400 A.D. The Indo-Scythian Sakas, 100 B.C.–400 A.D.-The Yavanas , 12 B.C–100 AD-The Indo-Parthians (Pahlavas), 35-405 AD-The Western Satraps, 100-300 A.D.-The Kushans , 240-410 A.D.-The Indo-Sassanid Kushanshahs , 500-600 A.D.-The Hephthalite Huns , 489-632 A.D.-The Rais , 300-900 A.D.-The Shahis , Gangetic Plains and Deccan 123, Gangetic Plains and Deccan, 230 B.C.–220 A.D.-The Satavahanas, 193 B.C.–170 B.C.-The Kharavela, North-East India 125, 350-650 A.D.-The Varman dynasty, 650-900 A.D.-The Mlechcha dynasty, 900-1100 A.D.-The Pala dynasty of Kamarupa, 250-500 A.D.-The Vakatakas , 606-647 A.D.-Harsha Vardhana, 550-1018 A.D-The Gurjaras, 420-624 A.D.-The Vishnukundinas, 475-767 A.D.-The Maitrakas , 600-1036 A.D.-The Gurjara Pratiharas , 600-1956 A.D.-The Rajputs, 942-1244 A.D.-The Solankis, 800-1327 A.D.-The Paramaras, 800-1200 A.D.-The Tanwars (Tomara), 800-1200 A.D.-The Chauhans, 750-1174 A.D.-The Palas, 1070-1230 A.D.-The Senas, 900-1050 A.D.-The Candras, 1028-1434 A.D.-The Eastern Gangas, Southern India 135, The South , 300 B.C.-200 A.D.-The Sangam Era Kingdoms, 500 B.C.–1345 A.D.-The Pandyan Dynasty, 300 B.C.–600 A.D.-The Cheras, 300 B.C-1300 A.D.-The Cholas, 250-600 A.D.-The Kalabhras , 345-525 A.D.-The Kadambas, 350-1000 A.D.-The Western Gangas, 600-1200 A.D.-Badami Chalukyas, 400-800 A.D.-The Pallavas, 700-1100 A.D.-The Eastern Chalukyas, 800-1500 A.D.-The Pandyan Dynasty (later Pandyas), 600-1000 A.D.-The Rashtrakutas, 1000-1200 A.D.-The Western Chalukyas , 850-1334 A.D.-Yadavas, 1083-1323 A.D.-The Kakatiyas, 1000-1200 A.D.-The Kalachuris, 1130-1184 A.D.-Southern Kalachuris, 1026-1343 A.D.-The Hoysalas, 1336-1646 A.D.-Vijayanagara Empire, Indian Philosophers 160, 788-820 A.D.-Shankaracharya, 1017-1137 A.D.-Ramanujacharya, 1238-1317 A.D.-Madhvacharya, 1132-1196 A.D.-Basaveshwara, 3. Mughal Empire 170, Mughal Empire , 971-1030 A.D.-Mahmud of Ghazni Alberuni, 1175-1206 A.D.-Muhammad of Ghur, 1221-1327 A.D.-Mongol invasion, The Sultanates 182, 1210-1526 A.D.-The Delhi Sultanates, 1206-1290 A.D.-Mamluk (Slave) Dynasty, 1290-1320 A.D.-Khilji Dynasty, 1320-1413 A.D.-Tughlaq Dynasty, 1414-1451 A.D.-Sayyid Dynasty, 1451-1526 A.D.-Lodi Dynasty, 1347-1527 A.D.-Bahamani Sultanates, The Deccan Sultanates 186, 1490-1687 A.D.-The Deccan Sultanates, 1490-1636 A.D.-Ahmadnagar Sultanate, 1490-1574 A.D.-Berar Sultanate, 1492-1619 A.D.-Bidar Sultanate, 1490-1686 A.D.-Bijapur Sultanate, 1518-1687 A.D.-Golkonda Sultanate Sultanates Cultural contributions, 1526-1530 A.D.-Babur, 1530-1556 A.D.-Humayun, 1556-1605 A.D.-Akbar, 1605-1627 A.D.-Jahangir, 1592-1666 A.D.-Shah Jahan, 1618-1707 A.D.-Aurangzeb, 1720-1782 A.D.-Hyder Ali, 1750-1799 A.D.-Tippu Sultan, List of Mughal Emperors from 1526 A.D., Influence of Mughal Rule, Urdu Language, Astronomy, Technology Sikh Empire 209, 1799-1849 A.D.-Sikh Empire, Maratha Empire 213, 1674-1818 A.D.-Maratha Empire, 1642-1680 A.D.-Chhatrapati Shivaji, 4. Colonial India 216, 1510-1947 A.D.-Colonial India, 1510 to 1961 A.D.-Portuguese, 1605 to 1825 A.D.-Dutch, 1620 to 1869 A.D.-Danish, 1674-1954 A.D.-French , British India 220, 1612-1947 A.D.-British India , British India and the Native States, Major Provinces, Minor Provinces, Princely States, Governors-General and Viceroys/Events and accomplishments, British Life, Awakening the Consciousness of Indian people, The Plan for Partition , English Education , Social Reformers, (a) 1772-1833 A.D.-Raja Rammohan Roy, (b) 1836-1886 A.D.-Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, (c) 1863-1902 A.D.-Swami Vivekananda, (d) 1828 A.D.-The Brahmo Samaj, (e) 1869 A.D.-The Arya Samaj, (f) 1824-1883 A.D.-Dayanand Saraswati, (g) 1838-1884 A.D.-Keshab Chandra Sen, (h) 1850-1885 A.D.-Bharatendu Harishchandra, (i) 1861-1941 A.D.-Rabindranath Tagore, (j) 1872-1950 A.D.-Aurobindo, (k) 1820-1891 A.D.-Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, (l) 1838-1894 A.D.-Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay , (m) 1866-1915 A.D.-Gopal Krishna Gokhale, (n) 1856-1950 A.D.-Balagangadhar Tilak (o) 1897-1945 A.D.-Subhash Chandra Bose, (p) 1869-1948 A.D.-Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi , (q) 1889-1964 A.D.-Jawarharlal Nehru, (r) 1878-1972 A.D.-Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari, 5. Independent India 276, 1947 – Independent India, Objectives of Five-Year Plans, Excerpts from the Constitution of India, Appendices 313, 1. List of Prime Ministers, 2. National Parties , 3. Indian States and Union Territories, 4. List of Indian Languages , 5. Number of Official Languages of India , Index 325 The Title 'India At a Glance written/authored/edited by Jaya S. Nagandra', published in the year 2012. The ISBN 9788178359359 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 352 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
5 brochures reliées un volume in-12, broché, cartonnage d'attente citron d'origine (dos fendillé), Ensemble de 5 pièces relatives à la querelle du refus des sacrements en Provence : les autorités ecclésiastiques avaient refusé les derniers sacrements au sieur Eymard pour son opposition à la Bulle Unigenitus et son adhésions au jansénisme. L'affaire fit grand bruit et causa une vive émotion dans l'opinion publique et les milieux parlementaires en Provence. Bon exemplaire, les cinq brochures sont bien conservées et non rognées.
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This book about the contemporary history of direct and indirect US imperialist intervention in Asia. More specifically it focuses on the US military invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, US backing of Israel's invasion and colonial occupation of Palestine and Washington's support for the violent and repressive Macapagal regime in the Philippines. The “killing Fields of Asia” reflects on Washington's long history of neo-colonial wars against national liberation movements over the past 50 years. The historic record is gruesome in the extreme: Korea (1950-53)- 4 million civilians killed; Vietnam (1962-1975) nearly 5 million; Cambodia and Laos (1965-1975) close to 2 million; Iraq (2003 to present) over 650,000; Afghanistan (2001-present) scores of thousands; and many hundreds of thousands killed in counter-insurgency wars in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, East Timor and Elsewhere. The spread of the US empire is no based on free markets and democracy as its apologist claim, but on state violence and client collaborator regimes. Today the 'Killing Fields' are a direct result of the US 'War on Terror', a euphemism for wars of conquest and destruction. The motivating forces projecting war in the Middle East especially the invasion of Iraq and war threats against Iran are the civilian militarists and their allies among the 'Zionist Power Configuration'. In Latin America civilian militarists and multinational corporations seek to oust popular nationalist presidents like Hugo Chavez of Venezuela. In a word, state violence is the midwife of empire. The installation of puppet electoral regimes beholden to imperial need, as in the Philippines, has not and does not curtail the violent propensities of imperial imperatives: it just provides a superficial veneer of 'legitimacy' for international mass media consumption. This book argues that empire building in which the imperial state is intimately involved, not globalization based on open markers, is what defines the modern world. The principle point is that with and without electoral architecture, the defining features of contemporary Asia is the continuing struggle between US imperial power and its local clients and the popular peasant, Urban poor and workers movements on the other. About The Author:- James Petras is Bartle Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Binghamton University (State University of New York at Binghamton). He is the author and editor of 62 books in 31 languages, 581 professional articles and over 2000 essays published in newspapers and magazines. He has advised and supported numerous socio-political movements in Latin America, North America, Europe and Asia for over 50 years. He was an adviser to the socialist governments of President Salvador Allende in Chile (1970-1973) and Prime Minister Papandreou of Greece (1982-1984). His most recent publications include: The Power of Israel in the Unite States and Multinationals on Trial. His forthcoming book is entitled, Rulers and Ruled: Bankers, Zionists and Militants. Contents:- Introduction • Part I - Asia • Philippines: Killing Fields of Asia • Jenin – Auschwitz or the Warsaw Ghetto? • War and Peace, war of peace (Or the Meaning of War) – A Heterodox Perspective • The House of Horrors – Torture and Genocide • The US-Iraq-Israel-Zionist Connection • Experts in Terro – Looking in the Mirror • The Suicide Bombers – Sacred and Profane • The War – New York Diaries • Past, Preset and Future of China – From Semicolony to World Power? • Part II - Imperialism • Imperial State, Imperialism and Empire • The Ascendancy of Finance Capital • Foreign Investment – Social Costs, Political Risks and Economic Alternatives. The Title 'Imperial Politics in the 21St Century: Killing Fields of Asia written/authored/edited by James Petras', published in the year 2007. The ISBN 9788121209229 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 280 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Political Science / Reference / Dictionary / Encyclopaedia / Terrorism / Defence. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
In-8, broché, dos anciennement renforcé, (2) f., xxvj, 396 p., grand tableau dépliant (2 f. d'index et privilège manquent, auréoles claires aux prem. f.), lettre manuscrite de l'époque interfoliée. Edition originale. "Jamard developed a system based on the harmonic series of the hunting-horn (…). The 'Théorie' had some followers' (notably Jamard and Abbé Feytou) and won Rousseau's praise" (Grove Music Online). (Bibliothèque Cortot, p. 97. Fétis, 5812. Gregory, p. 130. G. Kaucher, ‘Les Jombert’, n°441). Intéressant exemplaire comportant un ex-libris "M. Gressent, conseiller au parlement" [de Rouen], quelques annotations et une lettre manuscrite : "Je venais d'être reçu conseiller au parlement lorsque parut ce livre…". Gressent raconte sa rencontre avec Jamard et relate les difficultés que celui-ci rencontra pour retrouver un exemplaire de son propre livre, après qu'il eut été dépossédé de sa bibliothèque lors de la Révolution. 2 derniers feuillets d'index et privilège manquent. Exemplaire entièrement non rogné.
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