Economic Geography of India Sharma, T.C.
Language: Eng Publication details: New Delhi Rawat Publications 2013 Edition: 1st EditionDescription: xv, 742p. Hard BoundISBN: 9788131605820Subject(s): Geography -- Economic GeographyDDC classification: 330.954 Summary: Economic Geography of India provides a systematic spatio-temporal analysis of India's economic development, as well as the future prospects and problems in all the major sectors, including land and water resources, irrigation development, agricultural development, mineral resources, power resources, industrial development, transportation, and international trade. The book is intended as a text/reference for the degree and post-graduate level geography courses in India's universities and for the competitive examinations for entry into the union and states services. Others interested in India's economic development will also find the book useful. Accurate maps and precise up-do-date data tables are included.| Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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| 330.9 CHO/ECO Economic Geography | 330.954 SHA/ECO Economic Geography of India | 551.36 KAR/COA Coastal Geomorphology of India | 551.4 BLO/GEO Geomorphology A systematic Analysis of Late Cenozoic Labdforms | 551.4 BLO/GEO Geomorphology A systematic Analysis of Late Cenozoic Labdforms |
Economic Geography of India provides a systematic in-depth spatio-temporal analysis of India’s economic development and future prospects and problems in all the major sectors including land and water resources, irrigation development, agricultural development, mineral resources, power resources, industrial development, transport and international trade. A large number of attractive and accurate maps and precise up-do-date data tables have been given in support of the text to render it authentic and accurate. The book is intended as a text/reference for the degree and post-graduate level courses prescribed in Geography in the Indian universities and for the competitive examinations for entry into the union and states services. Many others interested in India’s economic development may also find the book useful.
Economic Geography of India provides a systematic spatio-temporal analysis of India's economic development, as well as the future prospects and problems in all the major sectors, including land and water resources, irrigation development, agricultural development, mineral resources, power resources, industrial development, transportation, and international trade. The book is intended as a text/reference for the degree and post-graduate level geography courses in India's universities and for the competitive examinations for entry into the union and states services. Others interested in India's economic development will also find the book useful. Accurate maps and precise up-do-date data tables are included.
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