Centre for Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy, SNDT WU,Mumbai

Dear visitor of this page. Since I have moved out of this centre, I am no more connected with this page and the centre. Please note. Dr. Chandrakant Puri. Email : [email protected]

Dear Students of MA1,MA2 and PGDNGOM, on Saturday, we have arranged for guest lectures. The first session will be by Mr. Sujoy Chaurasia who will speak on the Social Development Initiatives of NABARD. www.nabard.org and in the afternoon, tribal rights activist Adv. Dr. Vijay Sathe will interact with you on the Issues, concerns and challenges in the areas of Tribal Development. All are hereby instructed to be present on time. Thank you. Dr. Chandrakant Puri

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development - NABARD

The New York Review of Books: More Than 100 Million Women Are Missing An article by Amartya Sen from The New York Review of Books, December 20, 1990

ALL STUDENTS OF ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13 ARE HEREBY INFORM TO BE PRESENT FOR THEIR LECTURES AT 10.00 ON AUGUST 25,2012.

This is for MA First year students.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/47237362/Social-Case-Work-Working-with-Individuals Learning resources compiled by S.Rengasamy on Social Case Work for the students doing their Master of Social Work Course in Madurai Kamaraj University by cdmissmdu in School Work, Relationship, and transference

Upcoming activity. All students of CSSEIP & teachers are visiting Jambhulpada, tribal area in Raigad district on September 24-25,2011 for exposure to tribal communities and to conduct Need Assessment Study of Tribal Communities. Students will also conduct Community Mapping exercise and on the second day will volunteer at the Medical Camp that is planned by several organisations with the help of Mumbai Doctors.

All my students should read this article.

Untouchability Declassified Discrimination is a dynamic industry in India. A survey recorded an astonishing 80-odd practices of untouchability—new, bizarre, vintage.

For the students of our centre.

Untouchability Declassified Discrimination is a dynamic industry in India. A survey recorded an astonishing 80-odd practices of untouchability—new, bizarre, vintage.