atlas of the child in india
Book Details
Publisher: Concept Publishing Company
Author: Moonis Raza
Language: English
Published Year: 1986
Pages: 475
Binding: Hardback
Book Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition
Dimensions: 28 x 22 cm
About the Book
Atlas of the Child in India by Moonis Raza is a comprehensive and visually rich reference work that presents a detailed cartographic and statistical analysis of the condition of children across India. Using maps, charts, and data, the book offers a clear picture of child demographics, health, education, nutrition, and workforce participation in different regions of the country.
The work highlights regional variations and socio-economic factors affecting children’s well-being, providing valuable insight into issues such as literacy, child labor, and access to essential services. Through its systematic presentation, the atlas helps readers understand the challenges and progress related to child development in India.
This volume is an important resource for researchers, policymakers, educators, and students interested in social development, geography, and child welfare studies. Its detailed visual and statistical approach makes it a valuable reference for understanding the status and future of children in India.
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Book Details
Publisher: Concept Publishing Company
Author: Moonis Raza
Language: English
Published Year: 1986
Pages: 475
Binding: Hardback
Book Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition
Dimensions: 28 x 22 cm
About the Book
Atlas of the Child in India by Moonis Raza is a comprehensive and visually rich reference work that presents a detailed cartographic and statistical analysis of the condition of children across India. Using maps, charts, and data, the book offers a clear picture of child demographics, health, education, nutrition, and workforce participation in different regions of the country.
The work highlights regional variations and socio-economic factors affecting children’s well-being, providing valuable insight into issues such as literacy, child labor, and access to essential services. Through its systematic presentation, the atlas helps readers understand the challenges and progress related to child development in India.
This volume is an important resource for researchers, policymakers, educators, and students interested in social development, geography, and child welfare studies. Its detailed visual and statistical approach makes it a valuable reference for understanding the status and future of children in India.
