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Census of India, 1981: District census handbook. A & B, Village & town directory ; Village & townwise primary census abstract 27 v.: [1] & suppl. Ajmer. (2 v.) [2] & suppl. Alwar. (2 v.) [3] & suppl. Banswara. (2 v.) [4] & suppl. Barmer. (2 v.) [5] & suppl. Bharatpur. (2 v.) [6] & suppl. Bhilwara. (2 v.) [7] suppl. Bikaner. [8] & suppl. Bundi. (2 v.) [9] & suppl. Chittaurgarh. (2 v.) [10] & suppl. Churu. (2 v.) [11] suppl. Dholpur. [12] & suppl. Dungarpur. (2 v.) [13] & suppl. Ganganagar. (2 v.) [14] & suppl. Jaipur. (2 v.) [15] & suppl. Jaisalmer. (2 v.) [16] & suppl. Jalor. (2 v.) [17] & suppl. Jhalawar. (2 v.) [18] & suppl. Jhunjhunun. (2 v.) [19] & suppl. Jodhpur. (2 v.) [20] & suppl. Kota. (2 v.) [21] & suppl. Nagaur. (2 v.) [22] & suppl. Pali. (2 v.) [23] & suppl. Sawai Madhopur. (2 v.) [24] & suppl. Sikar (3 v.) [25] & suppl. Sirohi. (2 v.) [26] & suppl. Tonk. (2 v.) [27] & suppl. Udaipur. (2 v.)

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This book explores the identity, context and features of Pentecostalism in Rajasthan, India as well as the internal and external issues facing Pentecostals. It argues for an indigenous origin of Pentecostalism in Rajasthan, as it is a product of local Spirit revivals in the existing churches and the missionary activities of Indian Pentecostals. It also reveals that both the intra-church as well as extra-church issues place Pentecostals in a 'missio-ethical dilemma.' The book aims to suggest 'a contextual missiology of the Spirit,' as a new model of contextual missiology from a Pentecostal perspective. It is presented as a glocal, ecumenical, transformational, and public missiology.
This report describes the development of the near real-time drought monitoring and reporting system for the region, which currently includes Afghanistan, Pakistan and western parts of India. The system is based on drought-related indices derived from high-resolution remote-sensing data (MODIS). The unique feature of the study is the development of regression relationships between drought-related indices obtained from MODIS and AVHRR data, which have different pixel-resolution and optical characteristics. The goal is to make the system available, via Internet, to all stakeholders in the region.

Census of India, 1981: District census handbook. A, Village & town directory ; B, Village & townwise primary census abstract : [1] Balaghat, A-B (2 v.) [2] Bastar, A-B (2 v.) [3] Betul, A-B (2 v.) [4] West-Nimar, A-B (2 v.) [5] Sidhi, A-B (2 v.) [6] Bhopal, A-B (2 v.) [7] Rewa, A-B (1 v.) [8] Chhindwara, A-B (2 v.) [9] Damoh, A-B (2 v.) [10] Datia, A-B (2 v.) [11] Dewas, A-B (2 v.) [12] Dhar, A-B (2 v.) [13] Durg, A-B, (2 v.) [14] East-Nimar, A-B (2 v.) [15] Jabalpur, A-B (2 v.) [16] Guna, A-B (2 v.) [17] Gwaliar, A-B (2 v.)[18] Indore, A-B (2v.)

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Description: Are the Vedas three or four in number? The Western scholars basing their arguments on the Purusasukta and the word abhicara meaning sorcery and charms have concluded that the Vedas are three and Atharvaveda does not belong to the main body as it deals with black magic. This conclusion is wrong; for, the Atharvaveda deals with all those evils that have plagued mankind from the dawn of creation and suggests remedies in the form of medicines and prayers. From the point of view usefulness, the Atharvaveda is the best for man, as it has prayers for his well-being. longevity, progeny and happy domestic life. Devi Chand's translation is based on Swami Dayanand's interpretation. He has also made use of the commentaries of eminent Indian and foreign Vedic scholars. He has spared no pains to bring home the message of the Atharvaveda to contemporary man. The notes, index and the introduction add to the value of this book. All those interested to find solutions to the myriad problems that affect them everyday shall find this book highly useful.
A comprehensive introduction to the history and theory behind the study of Pentecostalism, the fastest growing religious movement worldwide.
Study, with reference to Uttar Khand Region in India in the process of its formation of statehood.
Written For Those Who Are Not Familiar With Geological Jargon, But Still Want To Know About The Amazing And Spectacular Mountain That Towers Over Our Nation. It Provides A Broad But Brief And Updated Coverage Of The History Of The Birth And The Development Of The Himalayas. It Is A Simplified Synthesis Of Geomorphological, Geological And Geophysical Data, Leading To The Emergence And Rise Of The World S Highest But Youngest Mountain. Presented In The Context Of The Wider Panorama Of The Evolution Of The Indian Subcontinent, The Book Highlights The Crucial Developments That Overtook The Northward-Moving Land Mass Of India.