Sir! I m ph. d research scholar in d.u (pol.sc.dept.) my area is mgnrega. My topic is mgnrega and PRIs: case study of siwan district of Bihar. Sir i read Ur articles in kurukshetra July 2012. Plz give me suggestions and guidelines in the respect of case study, what should be questions in my mind when i go 4 field study at panchayat level? Thanking u sir............. Shyam My Reply Dear Shyam prasad namaskar, Thank you for showing interest in my articles. I am herewith sending my MRP 'Questionnaire/ Interview Schedule’ through attached file. You can modify the same and use it for your field survey . I think this will serve you in your research. For other articles you can browse my Blog: www.vijaysvision.blogspot.com Reply this mail at your earliest convenience. With regards, Dr. S. Vijay Kumar Steven Parker said regarding my Blog – Just to say,I am glad to read so
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TODAY'S PAPER » NATIONAL » ANDHRA PRADESH WARANGAL , September 16, 2012 Brf SHARE · PRINT · T+ HONOUR FOR FACULTY The India International Friendship Society has chosen S. Vijay Kumar, associate professor and Head, Department of Economics of Kakatiya Government (UG&PG) College for the “Bharat Jyoti Award” and certificate of excellence. - Special Correspondent MORE IN: ANDHRA PRADESH | NATIONAL
Bharat Jyoti Award The India International Friendship Society has chosen Dr. S. Vijay Kumar, Associate Professor & Head, Department of Economics of Kakatiya Government (UG&PG) NAAC Re-Accredited "A" Grade College, Hanamkonda, Warangal District, Andhra Pradesh for the “Bharat Jyoti Award” and certificate of Excellence which was presented on 29 th August, 2012 in a befitting function held at New Delhi for his meritorious, outstanding performance and remarkable role in the field of teaching and research in Economics . The award has been given by Dr.Bhishma Narain Singh, Former Governor of Tamilnadu & Assam in presence of Dr.G.V.G.Krishnamurthy, Former Chief Election Commissioner of India , Sri.Syed Sibtey Razi, Former Governor of Jharkhand and Sri.Joginder Singh, Former CBI Director. About The Award: The India International Friendship Society, a voluntary organization established to forge greater unity and integrity among the people of
1. Name: Dr. S. Vijay Kumar 2. Father’s name: S. P. Sharma 3. Qualification: M.A., Ph. D, B.L.Sc 4. Designation: Associate Professor & Head (Retired) Department of Economics Kakatiya Government (UG&PG) College (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC), Hanamkonda, Warangal District – (AP) PIN: 506 001 5. Date of birth: 20-09-1954 6. Last Pay at the time of retirement: 37,400– 67,000/53,820 Total: Rs. 1,03,404 Per Month 7. Teaching Experience: 28 Years; Bharat Jyoti Awardee 8. Countries Visited: USA 9. Member Board of Studies Kakatiya University , Warangal 10. Member Research Committee Kakatiya Govt. College , Hanamkonda 11. Member Resource Committee 12. Course Coordinator for Economics 13. Research Project Completed: (01) MRP Sanctioned by UGC (SERO), Hyderabad 14. Total Publications of the faculty: 85 (Including Published in my Blog in the Internet). 15. Articles Publis
( This article was published in the “Development Research And Social Action – An International Journal Volume 8 Issue 1 and 2, January- Dec.2012 ) -Dr. S .Vijay Kumar “Yathra nariyasthu pujyathe ramanthe ththra devethha”, the meaning of this Sanskrit sloka is, where women are respected, there angels will reside. This shows that in the Vedic Age (1500-1000 BC), women enjoyed great respect and freedom in the society. In fact far superior position to the men of that time. "Sakthi" a feminine term means "power" and "strength". It is evident from the ancient scripts that the women like Vishwavara, Gosa, Gaargi and Mythreya learnt and chanted Vedaas. They participated in Vedhantha discussions. But, due to repeated attacks on India by Muslims and the British through centuries changed the situation, gradually male domination increased in the society. Girl child is the f