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CCS Revised Pay Rules 2016
by Muthuswamy BrindaThis Book has been issued as a Supplement to Swamy's Compilation of Fundamental Rules and Supplementary Rules, published by the authors purely in their personal capacity with the kind permission of the Government of India, and the opinions, if any, expressed herein, either directly or indirectly as a consequence of editing the orders of Government.
CCS CCA Rules 2019
by Muthuswamy BrindaThe essence of Government service is the sense of discipline to which all Government employees are subject and the privileges to which they, in general, are entitled. These two aspects are fully covered by two sets of service rules, viz., Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules and Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules. These two sets of rules are considered most important as they relate to the employees’ code of conduct and discipline. Out of these two, the CCS (CCA) Rules are consulted in Government offices in connection with discipline cases.
Intermediate First Year Civics Intermediate English Medium - Telangana Board
by Prof B.V.Raghavulu Dr V. Vasundhara Devi Sri V. Bhogendracharyulu Sri K. Girirao Sri Kssn Reddy Sri K. Apparao G. MadhaviThis is the prescribed text book for Intermediate First Year students for the subject Civics in English Medium
Get Out of My Life But First Could You Drive Me and Cheryl to the Mall? A Parent's Guide to the New Teenager
by Anthony E. WolfA practical guide to raising the new breed of teenagers. What worked two generations ago will not work today. The author gives practical ways to approach the issues with todays teenagers from discipline to sexuality.
The Universe, the Gods, and Men: Ancient Greek Myths
by Jean-Pierre Vernant Linda AsherSystematic study of Greek mythology.
Ugc Net Geography Solved Paper (2006-2017) Competitive Exam
by Indic TrustThis book is a collection of Questions & Answer of last 10 years (2006 - 2017) of Geography Paper for U.G.C Net students would find it very useful in understanding the types of questions being asked in the examination.
The Conquest of Blindness: An Autobiographical Review of the Life and Work of Henry Randolph Latimer
by Henry Randolph Latimer<P>The term "Conquest of Blindness" is taken to include any preventive, remedial, educational, rehabilitating, or relief phase of work pertaining to the handicap of blindness. <P>The primary aim of the volume is to lift work for the conquest of blindness out of the miasma of alms and asylums into the more wholesome atmosphere of social adjustment. <P>Other aims of the volume are to serve as a supplementary text for the use of the profession, and as an incentive to the chance reader to delve more deeply into the subject, and to present as modestly as may be the autobiography of one blind person who has contributed in small measure toward the conquest of blindness.
Portrait of an Explorer: Hiram Bingham, Discoverer of Machu Picchu
by Alfred M. BinghamDetails about Hiram Bingham's exploration in Peru that led him to Machu Picchu.
Mine for a Year
by Susan KuklinFrom the book jacket: Doug the black labrador is just a pup when he comes to spend a year with twelve-year-old George and his foster family. At the end of that year, Doug will be trained as a dog guide for a blind person, so it's important that he be ready for training. George has to teach his dog manners, how to obey rules and how to get along with all kinds of people, but most of all, he has to give Doug tons of love and affection so that he will be trusting and want to learn. Since George has problems with his eyes, he knows it's possible that he will need a dog guide himself one day, and he and Doug develop a special relationship. This is the chronicle of George and Doug's year together, told as George sees it and illustrated with wonder fully warm and appealing photographs. It's a remarkable story of a boy and his dog. SUSAN KUKLIN is a photojournalist whose work has appeared in most major magazines in the United States and Europe. Her photographs have illustrated several books for young people, including the award-winning The Story of Nim, A Chimp Who Learned Language by Anna Michel. Mine for a Year is the first book she has both written and illustrated. Susan Kuklin and her husband live in New York City.
Membership Roles in Field Research
by Patricia A. Adler Peter AdlerThese authors describe three roles field researchers may adopt in conducting their work.
Black, White and Jewish: Autobiography of a Shifting Self
by Rebecca WalkerBlack, White, and Jewish is the story of a child's unique struggle for identity and home when nothing in her world told her who she was or where she belonged. Poetic reflections on memory, time, and identity punctuate this gritty exploration of race and sexuality.
Child Life in Colonial Days
by Alice Morse EarleOriginally published in 1899, this book is a social history of the life of children in colonial America. The author conducted extensive research, examining letters and diaries, church and court records, newspapers, early textbooks, and objects such as toys and household implements to gather information about child-rearing practices before the Revolution. Topics include schooling, religious training, discipline, work, games and pastimes, and folkways pertaining to flowers. The 1993 introduction helps to put this work in context.
Exploring Pennsylvania: Our Geography, History, Economy, and Government
by Randall Pellow Laurie Bowersox Nicholas WrightNew Pennsylvania Core Standards Program for Grade 4. Program highlights include: Aligned to Pennsylvania State Social Studies Standards; Inclusive of Geography, History, Economics, and Government; Integrated Pennsylvania Core Standards throughout lessons, activities, teacher support materials, and online resources.
Myths, Dreams, and Mysteries: The Encounter Between Contemporary Faiths and Archaic Realities
by Mircea Eliade Philip MairetCareful study of mythology.
Mythology
by Edith HamiltonGreek and Roman mythology is quite generally supposed to show us the way the human race thought and felt untold ages ago. Through it, according to this view, we can retrace the path from civilized man who lives so far from nature, to man who lived in close companionship with nature; and the real interest of the myths is that they lead us back to a time when the world was young and people had a connection with the earth, with trees and seas and flowers and hills, unlike anything we ourselves can feel.
The Puritan Way of Death: A Study of Religion, Culture, and Social Change
by David E. StannardA well-presented study of how the Puritans dealt with death and how America changed this pattern.
Daily Life in Chaucer's England
by Jeffrey L. Singman Will McleanThe book covers clothing, food, leisure and work activities and the society which existed at the time of Chaucer's writing.
Girls Who Said Yes
by Edward ThorneTAPE-RECORDED INTERVIEWS WITH GIRLS 16-24 WHO HAVE ACCEPTED SEXUAL PERMISSIVENESS AS A WAY OF LIFE
Presumed Guilty: When Innocent People Are Wrongly Convicted
by Martin Yant"In the following chapters, you will see how and why such outrageous miscarriages of justice occur and what can be done to avoid them. You will also see how most of these egregious errors are the result of mere chance and could happen to anyone-including you. Find that hard to believe? Then wait till you see how engineer Lenell Geter ended up with a life sentence for armed robbery because he read books and fed the ducks in a park during his lunch hour. Wait till you see how Randall Dale Adams came within three days of being executed for the murder of a police officer he had nothing to do with because he ran out of gas at the wrong place and the wrong time. Wait till you see how William Jackson Marion was executed for the murder of a man found to be alive four years later. Wait till you see how a desperately poor couple who abandoned their seriously ill daughter in hopes she would receive the care they couldn't afford were convicted of her murder, only to have her discovered alive and well twenty months later. Wait till you see how Joyce Ann Brown ended up in prison for almost ten years because the car used in a robbery-murder was rented by another Joyce Ann Brown. Wait till you see how innocent people are convicted or sentenced to death largely because of the testimony of inexpert "expert witnesses" for hire, faulty forensics tests, and inaccurate polygraph exams. Wait till you see what it cost the Reverend Bernard Pagano before another man confessed to the crimes with which the Roman Catholic priest was charged. Wait till you see the cross that Bible-college student Steven Linscott has had to bear because he believed a nightmare he had might have been a spiritual sign that could help police solve a murder. Wait till you see how Larry Hicks was almost executed for a murder he didn't commit because he helped some neighbors move and had a lazy court-appointed attorney who didn't even bother to appeal his conviction."
The Anatomy of National Fantasy: Hawthorne, Utopia, and Everyday Life
by Lauren Gail BerlantCareful appraisal of The Scarlet Letter.
Tulia: Race, Cocaine, and Corruption in a Small Texas Town
by Nate BlakesleeJustice comes in strange guises.