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ALSO BY THE AUTHOR A Panorama of Ghatal (2006) West Bengal: Problems and Prospects (2008) Poetry: The Mirror of Society (2009) West Bengal Government: The Issues and Constraints of Development (2010) Empowerment of Women and Panchayati Raj: Experiences from West Bengal (2010) Gender and Empowerment: A Comparative Analysis of India and USA (2012) Barack Obama: The Harbinger of Peace and Prosperity (2013) The Thoughts of an Unknown Indian ( 2014)   Dr. Keshab Chandra Mandal Ghatal, Paschim Medinipur, W.B., India 721212 Homepage/Blog: http://lafungendal.blogspot.in/ Publication: "The Thoughts of an Unknown Indian", ISBN-13: 978-3-639-71794-5 ISBN-10: 3639717945 EAN: 9783639717945 Direct link to the book on Morebooks-Shop www.moebooks.de Also available at – Amazon.com  
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Appreciation of my Article by Mr. NT Nair, the Editor of EKL.

Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2014 06:03:12 +0530 Subject: Spirituality and Politics Aug 2014 e-magazine - Great to read From: ntnair@gmail.com To: ramas342011@hotmail.com Thank  you. It is high quality reading material. Needs to be circulated widely. Editorial  and your  matter need special mention. Best wishes NTNair Excerpts: The distribution of doles from the government exchequer is a tool to turn ‘human resources’ into dull, worthless and ‘burden of the state’. Further, through the introduction of Right to Education and Mid-Day Meal , the Union Government has been producing semi-conscious and very low quality students, who will, instead of taking this country ahead, make a mess in every sphere of work where they will participate in the coming days. Today’s students are the tomorrow’s helmsmen – is being forgotten by the governments. Hence, India needs a sound education policy, and it must take care of the people’s capacity building. Unbiased and scientific...
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Contemporary West Bengal: The Debate in Development and Governance

The Book -   Contemporary West Bengal: The Debate in Development and Governance                                                          by Keshab Chandra Mandal, Ph. D.                                                       E-Mail: mandalkeshab2013@gmail.com The present volume is the third in the series of development and its challenges in West Bengal. The success of democracy depends on good governance and zero level of corruption. Maximization of happiness of people and prevalence of peace and tranquility are preconditions for the survival of a democratic government. On the other hand, un-fulfillment of Constitutional rights, threat to public life and property, growth of syndicate raj, establishmen...
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