Delhi and Statehood

Mirza, Amna; Jha, Bhav Nath

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“…The incidence of informal employment among women is higher than the men workers thus resulting in higher livelihood insecurity for women workers. Women also have far less access to land and other livelihood resources compared to men, and thus the incidence of poverty among women is higher than that of men (Mitra, 2014a, 2014b).…”

Section: Incidence Of Poverty and Inequality Among Sexes In India: A mentioning

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Planning and Budgeting for Women’s Empowerment in India: A Historical Process

Mitra¹

2019

ANTYAJAA: Indian Journal of Women and Social Change

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This article is an overview of the Indian planning exercise from the lens of women. It provides a historical examination of the overall plan process in India, beginning from the First Five Year Plan and how it journeyed through the several plans to finally integrate with the women's question in India and connect with the larger women's movement. The article traces the emergence of gender responsive budgeting as part of the process financing the development of women. It argues that while the Planning Commission has been abolished, yet the historical significance of planning for women still remains and the experiences can be used to adopt a more inclusive process of gender responsive budgeting, rather than having a narrow and targeted approach to financing for women's needs.

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Section: Incidence Of Poverty and Inequality Among Sexes In India: A mentioning

confidence: 99%

Planning and Budgeting for Women’s Empowerment in India: A Historical Process

Mitra¹

2019

ANTYAJAA: Indian Journal of Women and Social Change

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“…The overall steel production is about 111.2 million tonnes. [2] Figure 1 presents world-wide steel use from the period 2012 to 2021. [3] The increase in steel production indicates the huge demand for steel and the significance of integrated steel plants.…”

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Treatment of Integrated Steel Plant Wastewater Using Conventional and Advanced Techniques

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Ranjith

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The integrated steel industry is considered as one of the important industrial sectors, and its outputs are inputs for other sectors including construction, engineering, medical and scientific equipment, and defence. Massive production, consumption, and export of steel signify a country's economic index. This review outlines the World's steel production quantities, the processes involved, and wastewater generation from the industry and its treatment. Wastewater generated from steel plants is highly complex and requires intensive treatment before discharge into natural water bodies. Technologies adopted for treating wastewater generated from steel industries are deliberated, focusing on coking wastewater treatment. Microbial mediated processes provide an effective means of degrading the contaminants, but the toxicity of certain compounds during higher pollutant load inhibits its further treatment. However, these processes can be integrated with either electrochemical technologies or advanced oxidation processes (AOPs), which can reduce the toxicity level. Hence, when a highly concentrated and complex mixture of contaminants is considered, an integrated approach is a resourceful option in terms of cost‐effectiveness and treatment efficiency.

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Delhi and Statehood

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Planning and Budgeting for Women’s Empowerment in India: A Historical Process

Planning and Budgeting for Women’s Empowerment in India: A Historical Process

Treatment of Integrated Steel Plant Wastewater Using Conventional and Advanced Techniques

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