Seminar, Temas497-508R. Thapar, 2001 |
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... Nature can never be managed well unless the people closest to it are involved in its manage- ment and a healthy relationship is established between nature , society and culture . Common natural resources were earlier regulated through ...
... Nature can never be managed well unless the people closest to it are involved in its manage- ment and a healthy relationship is established between nature , society and culture . Common natural resources were earlier regulated through ...
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... nature , it was soon filled by an acceptance of the West's consumerist lifestyle which breathes depletion of natural resources from its every pore . Mahatma Gandhi was correct when he said it was possible to meet everybody's needs but ...
... nature , it was soon filled by an acceptance of the West's consumerist lifestyle which breathes depletion of natural resources from its every pore . Mahatma Gandhi was correct when he said it was possible to meet everybody's needs but ...
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... nature belonged to the category of the inanimate . West- ern thought posited a disjunction bet- ween nature and human nature but the Indian mind freely acknowledged its kinship with nature , positing an unbroken relationship with ali ...
... nature belonged to the category of the inanimate . West- ern thought posited a disjunction bet- ween nature and human nature but the Indian mind freely acknowledged its kinship with nature , positing an unbroken relationship with ali ...
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Savings invested rightly | 64 |
Unit Scheme 1995 US95 | 95 |
REGULAR INCOME PLAN | 71 |
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