More books added in the library on 18/1/2011:

1- International encyclopedia of careers and vocational guidance. 5 vols.
2- Stade, George and others :
Encyclopedia of British writers: 20th century. 2010.
3- Caso, Frank:
Censorship. 2010.
4- Choice of short stories. edited by Shakti Batra and P. S.Sidhu. 1980.
5- Agnihotri, Rama Kant :
Hindi: an essential grammer. Special Indian edition. 2007.
6- Onner, Susan P:
Age of Napoleon.
7- Business standard India 2010.

8- Inner courtyard: stories by Indian women edited by Lakshmi Holmstrom. 1991.

BOOKS ADDED IN THE LIBRARY TODAY

1-Exploring medieval India: sixteenth to eighteenth centuries I: Politics, economy, religion edited by Meena Bhargava.. 2010.

2-Exploring medieval India: sixteenth to eighteenth centuries II: culture, gender, regional patterns edited by Meena Bhargava.. 2010.

3-Srinivasan, N :

Microfinance India:

4-state of the sector report 2010. 2010.

5-Bateman, Milford

Why doesn't microfinance work?: the destructive rise of local neolibaralism.

6-Human development report 2010: the real wealth of nations; pathways to human development. 20th anniversary ed.

7-Rothermund, Dietmar

Sustaining India's growth miracle edited by Jagdish N. Bhagwati and Charles W. Calomiris. 2008.

8-India: the rise of an Asian giant.

9- State of India's livelihoods report 2010: the 4P report. 2010 edited by Sankar Datta and Vipin Sharma.

10-Virmani, Arvind

Soduku of India's growth. 2009.

11-Redfern, Catherine and Aune, Kristin

Reclaiming the F word: the new feminist movement.

12-Mehta, S. R

New understanding of Indian society: encounters with sociology. 2010.

13-Aggarwal, S. K

Foundation course in biology. 3rd ed. 2010.

14-Shors, Teri

understanding viruses.

15-Arora, M. P

Immunology. 2010.

16-Seidel, Peter

2045: a story of our future.

17- Pattanayak, Debi Prasanna

Multilingualism in India edited by Debi Prasanna Pattanayak.

18-Tagore, Rabindranath

Selections from Galpaguchchha . 3 vols. by Rabindranath Tagore translated by Ratan K. Chattopadhyay.

19-Training, Dale Carnegie

Five essential people skills: how to assert yourself, listen to others, and resolve conflicts. 2009.

20-Ray, Sujata

Rupa Book of literature. 11th Imp. 2010.

21-Westwood, John

How to write a marketing plan. 3rd ed. 2009.

22-Drucker, Peter F

Drucker lectures: essential lessons on Management, Society, and Economy. 2010.

23-Jackson, Adam J

Flipside: finding the hidden opportunities in life. 2009.

24- Crisis economics.

25- Ultimate B school guide.

26- Aslett, Don

Become a successful speaker. 1994.

27- Sparks, Suzanne D

Managers guide to business writing. 2002.

28- Chandra, Prasanna

Finance sense: finance for non- finance executives. 4th ed. 2010.

29- Objective general english

30-How to do well in life .

List of books added in the during Ist half of 2010-11:

Commanding heights: the battle for the world economy by Yergin and Stanislaw

Economics. 13th ed. 2008 by Pugel

New Delhi, TMH, 2008.

Making India Work by Bissell, William Nanda .

India, Penguin Viking, 2009.

Super Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything by Levitt and Dubner.

New York, William Morrow, n.d.

Sustaining India's Growth Miracle by Bhagwati and Calomiris.

New Delhi ,Stanza, 2008.

Trade Growth and Poverty Reduction by Srinivasan.

New Delhi, Academic Foundation, 2009.

We are poor but so many: the story of self-employed women in India by Ela R. Bhatt.

New Delhi, Oxford University Press,2006.

Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller by Robin.

Great Britain, Virgin Books, 2009.

Winner Take All Society: why the few at the top get so much more than the rest of us by Frank.

Great Britain, Virgin Books , 2010

Power of nice: how to conquer the world with kindness by thaler. 1st south asian ed. 2008.

New Delhi, Viva, 2010

New titles added during the ist term 2010-2011:

Electrodynamics by Gupta, Kumar and Singh
Meerut, Pragati Prakashan, 2008.

Systematic nomenclature of organic chemistry by Hellwinkel.
New York, Springer. n.d.

English grammer for today. 2nd ed. by Leech,Deuchar and Hoogenrad
New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.

Hindu Survey of Indian Industry.
Mumbai, The Hindu, 2010

Hindu Survey of the environment.
Mumbai, The Hindu, 2010.

Postcolonial Indian English fiction: critical understanding by NDR Chandra.
Delhi,Addhyayan, n.d.

Frontline Pakistan: the path to catastrophe and the killing of Benazir Bhutto.
London, IB Taurus, 2010.

Born to buy: the commercialized child and the new consumer culture by Schor.
United Kingdom, Scribner, 2004.

Making breakthrough through innovation happen by Munshi.
Delhi, Collins Business, 2009.

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New Arrivals-Periodicals-2010-2011

JOURNALS ADDED DURING THE YEAR 2010-2011: FROM JANUARY 2010 TO DECEMBER 2010 ALREADY RECEIVED TODAY.

1. JOURNAL OF SCIENCE EDUCATION.(FORTNIGHTLY)
2. RESONANCE: CURRENT SCIENCE (M)

BOTH PUBLISHED BY INDIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, BANGALORE.

POPULAR PERIODICALS:

1. ANUBHAV (PUBLISHED BY UNIQUE ACADEMY)

Discovery

DISCOVERY OF A GALAXY 10 BILLION LIGHT YEARS AWAY FROM EARTH.
A team of scientists from the UK and the US has discovered a galaxy far away from us which is churning out stars 250 times faster than our Milky Way. The discovery of the galaxy, about 10 billion light years away from the earth, will help researchers understand how the Milky Way was formed.
Galaxy SMM J2135- 0102 has four distinct star- forming regions, each of which is 100 times brighter than Milky Way locations such as the Orion Nebula. The team which discovered the galaxy was led by scientists from the UK's Durham University.
It also included researchers from European Southern University and the Massachusetts based Harvard- Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics." The new galaxy is forming stars at about 250 suns per year. Our Milky Way is forming about two suns per year," lead scientist Mark Swinbank of Durham University said. Because of the time it takes light to reach the earth, the scientists observed the galaxy as it would have appeared 10 billion years ago - just three billion years after the Big Bang.
It was Milky Way- sized at the time. But today, 10 billion years later, it would have grown into a giant elliptical galaxy much more massive than the Milky Way." When we look at the stars in the Milky Way, we find that most are about 10 billion years old. So, to understand how the Milky Way was formed, we must look back to these times. In this study, we have done just that," Swinbank said. "The main result of our study is that we have located four individual star- forming regions.
Each of these regions is forming stars much more rapidly than we would expect, given their sizes. In essence, the regions are much more efficient at forming stars than we typically see in the local universe," he said. The findings indicate star formation was more vigorous in the early universe. The paper was published on Sunday in the science journal Nature.