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TISS- Leading Nation Towards Sustainable Development

Development of Social Sciences in the world was plagued by three factors: (i) the unresolved dichotomy in western and eastern thinking about human nature, culture and society emerging from varying world-views; (ii) the assumed supremacy of western social sciences over eastern texts; and (iii) the assumed supremacy of physical science knowledge when compared to the social sciences. In India, as elsewhere, Social Science education was considered less important than education in physical science and technology. For instance, national ranking systems even now does not include books published by reputed houses in the criteria for assessment for excellence (comparable to patents in physical sciences). Since knowledge in social sciences grows through analytical texts, ruling out published books as an important output

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Corporate social responsibility environment

Narendra Modi: A commoner who rose to become one of the exceptional global figures!

This state of pandemonium and disorder could be viewed as the opportunity for another political party, but apart from BJP, no other opponent would carry the national capability and outreach. Within the fortress of BJP too it was a daunting task of hierarchy and potential leadership. Yet, amidst the indecisive scenario, a leader of the masses rose with a determination to spearhead the second largest national political party in India. Later what followed is a history. As he launched himself in tough campaigning, a phrase gained so much popularity that even the opponents could not stay away from knowing, reading or talking about it. The sweeping victory attained by him for BJP may be credited to factors like urbanisation, demographic

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Indo-American Relations

COVER STORIES For many years now, even long after the end of the Cold War, India has had a love-hate relationship with the United States. Or rather a relationship based on mutual suspicion. by Dr. Sudipta Narayan Roy   Over the last decade however, that element of suspicion seems to have evaporated a bit as the US moves to contain the rising economic superiority of China and looks to India as a counter-balancing power in the region. President Barack Obama’s visit to India in January 2015 and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United States in 2014 helped sort out many of the rough edges in the relationship. The first big thaw in the relationship came with the Manmohan

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