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This Book has been written keeping in view the students of B. Lib & I.Sc./M.Lib.I.Sc. and all LIS professionals working in di?erent libraries. It is written in a very simple manner, so that the concept can be clear. The DDC is spread over in three volumes viz ; V.1 Introduction Tables V.2 Schedule V. 3 Relative Index and the class number formation is the use of these three volumes. The author has tried to give explanation of Schedules and Intro-duction tables at di?erent places where it is considered necessary. The Evolution of Dewey Decimal Classi?cation starts from 1876 when it was introduced to the world of libraries. Now it has completed a remark-able journey from 1876- 2011. The DDC 19thedition (1979 ) has been used in this practical primer , that is much in use. This Classi?cation system is grounded in simplicity and use of numerals in a hierarchical manner gives a lot of expansion and ?exibility. In the era of digitation DDC continue to prove its relevance and importance.It is widely used scheme of classi?cation. It is translated into more than 30 languages of the world. The main languages are Arabic Chinese, French,Greek, Italian, Korean, Russian, Spanish , German etc. It has been using by more than 200.000 libraries of 135 Countries of the world. I am really greatfull to publisher who published the book in very short time span. I have written this book with a lot of hard work and full dedication to make it errorless if any error occurs, I apologize in advance. The suggestion from the LIS professional will be appreciated and help me to improve the future edition of this book.
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is one of the most ambitious goals that people have ever set for themselves. These goals are meant to end poverty,protect the environment, and make sure everyone is doing well by 2030. But now that we?ve passed the halfway point on this schedule, a very important question comes up: are the SDGs making it easier for people to get what they need from their governments? The edited book Sustainable Development Goals: Bridging Policy, Practice, and People tries to answer these kinds of questions by using evidence-based, analytical, and comparative thinking. The book?s goal is to go beyond happy stories and really think about the problems, contra-dictions, and unfairness that are part of the SDG conversation. The SDGs have led to more cooperation between countries than ever before and have inspired new ways to act. However,they also show how weak our current institutions are in terms of the economy, society, and the environment. The promise of inclusion often goes against the way power is set up, how resourc-es are shared, and how well things are put into action. The authors of this collection put their analyses in the middle of these tensions. The chapters in this book together show how hard it is to make development sustainable. Each contribution goes deeper into progress indicators, from rethinking how to get rid of poverty in a world where wealth gaps are growing to questioning hunger in a world where there is plenty of food, and from health inequalities that are hidden by the phrase ?health for all? to educa-tion that goes beyond access to quality and fairness. The discussions about gender equality,switching to renewable energy, and good jobs show even more how hard it is to make policies that work in the real world.
First, whether at the state or central level,no administration can function without aligning with the political power center. There-fore, the constitutional authority or power of the state or center inevitably in?uences the administrative system. Second, especially after globalization, the role of administration in shaping political dynamics and its connection with broader society has signi?cantly increased. Before globalization, the government?s role in controlling the economy was more extensive. However, as the government?s economic control started to shrink, elected representatives began to focus on formulating populist policies that would maintain their presence and appeal to a larger electorate, all while keeping the administrative structure intact. Consequently, we are moving towards a system where policymaking will become more important than administrative execution.
The book starts out by explaining the fundamentals of research,which includes the many kinds of research (basic, applied, and pat-ent-oriented) as well as the process of de?ning research questions.The reader is led step-by-step through the process of doing system-atic research, beginning with the formulation of research projects and ending with the completion of literature surveys utilizing a variety of resources such as electronic databases, libraries, and journals. There is a comprehensive examination of the signi?cance of documenta-tion methods as well as the function of computer programs in the process of data retrieval. Additionally, the book discusses techniques for data collecting, the testing of hypotheses, and statistical analysis through the utilization of software programs such as SPSS and Graph Pad Prism. The importance of ethical issues in research, such as the identi?cation of plagiarism and responsible reporting, is emphasized. The book focuses on fundamental soft skills that are needed for nav-igating professional contexts. In addition to research technique, the book focuses on learning how to navigate professional environments.The reader will obtain an understanding of professional research and legal matters, abilities in networking, and the signi?cance of uphold-ing personal beliefs and ethics in professional relationships.
This book delves into intersections and ambiguous terrain of ethics. It includes compre-hensive discussion on ethics and the protection of human dignity vis-à-vis human rights,the chapters address ethical dilemmas that resonate deeply with healthcare professionals. The topic ofconsent—which lies at the heart of every patient-practitioner relationship—has evolved signi?cantly, shifting the focus from mere procedural formality to an essential expression of a patient’s autonomy and rights. Consent, however, is just the beginning of ethical engagement in healthcare, as practitioners are also challenged by issues likemedi-cal negligence, theethical rami?cations of prenatal diagnostic techniques, and the ten-sion between advancing technology and the potential for misuse or social stigmatization. In addressing bioethics, this book o?ers a deep dive into the moral principles governing healthcare practices, highlighting how these principles are utilized in practice.Human dignity, often tested by bioethical challenges, is explored in relation tohuman rights, emphasizing the balance between technological advancements and the preservation of fun- damental values.
Kairo Yuzetsu: Awakening of the Chakrawas born from that whisper. A vision of a boy who didn?t know he was chosen.A world where chakra isn?t just energy?it?s identity, memory,and fate. And a war that has been waiting centuries to begin again. This book is more than just an action-packed tale of jutsu,beasts, and hidden villages. It?s about discovery?of strength,of loyalty, of who we are when the world demands more from us than we think we have to give. Kairo?s journey is a re?ection of every person who has ever felt lost, powerless, or broken?and still stood up. Whether you?ve held a love for elemental powers, ancient clans,or stories of sacri?ce and triumph, I hope this world welcomes you with open arms.
Pharmaceutics is the foundation of pharmaceutical sciences, focusing on how medicines are designed, formulated, and delivered to achieve their intended therapeutic e?ect. For students beginning their journey in pharmacy,understanding the basics of pharmaceutics is essential for building a strong academic and professional base. Basics of Pharmaceuticsis written especially forB. Pharmacyand D.Pharmacystudents. It is designed to cover only thefundamental conceptsneeded at the early stages of pharmacy education. The book includes core topics such as prescription writing, powders, liquid dosage forms, semisolids, emulsions, pharmaceutical incompatibilities, and essential solubility enhancement techniques. Each chapter is presented in a simple, clear, and systematic manner to make learning easier and more effective. The content aligns closely with the syllabus requirements and aims to help students understand concepts rather than just memorize facts. While advanced topics are beyond the scope of this book, the strong basic knowledge it provides will prepare students to grasp more complex subjects in later stages of their education.
