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Beedi Workers in India
Contents
Part-I : Books/Analytics/Institutional Papers/
Conference/Workshop/Seminar Papers and Reports
Part-II : Periodicals and Newspaper Articles
Part III : 1. Name Index
2. Keyword Index
3. Geographical Index
2
Part-I
Books/Analytics/Institutional Papers/
Conference/Workshop/Seminar Papers and Reports
3
001
Anandharajakumar, P
Female child labour.-New Delhi: A P H, 2004
xi, 184p.
331.31 ANA.F 11077
002
Bagchi, Jasodhara
Child labour in beedi industry: Murshidabad district in West Bengal/by Jasodhara Bagchi and Ashim
Mukhopadhyay.-Calcutta: School of Women's Studies,1996.
90p.
331.31(5414) BAG.C 7030
003
Baud, Isa
Industrial subcontracting: the effects of the putting out system on poor working women in India
p.63-91 IN Invisible hands: women in home-based production /ed. by Andrea Menefee Singh and Anita
Kelles Viitanen.-New Delhi: Sage, 1987.
273p.(Women and the Household in Asia; Vol.1)
331.4 INV 1887
004
The Beedi and Cigar Workers(Conditions of Employment)Act,1966 along with The Beedi Workers Welfare
Cess Act,1976,The Beedi Workers Welfare Cess Rules,1976, The Beedi Workers Welfare Fund
Act,1976,The Beedi Workers Welfare Fund Rules,1976, Bare Act with short notes.-New Delhi:
Universal Law Book,2002.
63p.
MP-R ACT.B 10415
005
Bhatty, Zarina
Beedi study: summary of findings and conclusions
paper 10 IN Workshop on Women Workers and the Law- Organised and Unorganised Sectors
(1985:New Delhi). Organised by National Labour Law Association and Indian Social Institute,
November 27-28, 1986
CD-92
006
Bhatty, Zarina
Economic contribution of women to household budget: a case study of the beedi industry
p.35-50 IN Invisible hands: women in home-based production /ed. by Andrea Menefee Singh and Anita
Kelles-Viitanen.-New Delhi: Sage, 1987.
277p. (Women and the Household in Asia, Vol 1).
331.4 INV 1887
007
Bhowmik, Sharit
Empowering marginalized workers: unionization of tobacco workers by the Self Employed Women's
Association (SEWA) in Kheda, Gujarat/by Sharit Bhowmik and Meena Patel.
p.143-166 IN Speaking out:women's economic empowerment in South Asia /ed. by Marilyn Carr,
Martha Chen and Renana Jhabvala.-New Delhi Vistaar, 1996.
4
xiv 238p.
330.9(54) SPE 7573
008
Centre for Women's Development Studies
Survey of studies on beedi industry – with special emphasis on women and child labour /by
Preet Rustagi..et..al.-New Delhi: The Centre, 2001.
34p.
MP-R CEN.R
009
Datar, Chhaya
Bidi workers in Nipani
p.160-181 IN A space within the struggle: women's participation in peoples movement /ed. by Ilina
Sen.-New Delhi:Kali for Women, 1991.
358p.
305.423 SPA 4194
010
Datar, Chhaya
Divisions and unity: dynamics of organising beedi and tobacco workers at Nipani.
paper 5 IN Third National Conference on Women's Studies: Women Struggles and
Movements(3rd:1986:Chandigarh). Organised by Indian Association for Women's
Studies, October 1-4, 1986.
CD-89
011
Datar, Chhaya
Organising of women tobacco and bidi workers in Nipani in a historical perspective.- sl:sn,1985.
305p. A micro study undertaken as a part of the research project,"Women's Movements and
Organisations in a Historical Perspcctive",sponsored by the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, The
Netherlands
MP-R DAT.O
012
Daur, Arun Kumar
Work,livelihood and employment in the beedi sector
paper 4 IN Seminar on Globalisation and the Women's Movement in India(2005:New Delhi).
Organised by Centre for Women's Development Studies, January 20-22, 2005.
CD-734.2
013
Gandhi Labour Institute
Beedi and tobacco processing workers in Gujarat: a socio-economic profile/by Surya Mookherjee.-
Ahmedabad; The Institute, 1984
MP-R GAN.M
5
014
Giriappa, S
Beedi-rolling in rural development.-Delhi; Daya, 1987.
128p.
307.72 GIR.B 3270
015
Gopal, Meena
Distorted perceptions: understanding of contributions from wage work of home-based workers.
paper 3 IN National Conference on Women's Studies: Survival and Sovereignty Challenges to Women's
Studies(8th:1998:Pune).Organised by Indian Association for Women's Studies in collaboration with
Maharashtra Stree Abhyas Vyaspeeth, May 30-Jun. 2, 1998
CD-640
016
India. Ministry of Labour. Labour Bureau
Report on socio-economic conditions of women workers in selected beedi units in India (1994-95).-
Chandigarh: The Bureau, 1996
102p.
MP-R IND.R
017
India. Ministry of Labour. Labour Bureau
Report on working and living conditions of workers in beedi industry.-Chandigarh: The Bureau, 1979
174p.
MP-R IND.R
018
India. Ministry of Labour. Labour Bureau
Socio-economic conditions of women workers in raw leaf tobacco,zarda and cigarettes, brick kilns, tiles,
stone dressing and stone crushing,electric and miniature lamps, radio and television sets and fountain
pens and ball pens industries.-New Delhi:The Ministry, 1988.
73p.
338.642 IND.S 3614
019
India. Ministry of Labour. Labour Bureau
Survey of child labour.- Chandigarh: The Bureau,1981
53p.
MP-R IND.S
020
Indian Social Institute
Rights of beedi and cigar workers legal education/by E A Augustine.-New Delhi: The Institute, 1986
18p.(Labour Law Series No.8)
MP-R IND.A 4366
021
Institute of Regional Analysis
Problems of women bidi workers in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra: a case study of Sagar,
MadhyaPradesh and Gondia tehsil, Maharashtra.-Bhopal:The Institute,1988.
6
163p
MP-R INS.P
022
International Labour Organisation
Economic role and status of women: a case study of women in the beedi industry in Allahabad/by Zarina
Bhatty.-Geneva: The Organisation, 1980
77p.(World Employment Programme Research Working Paper; 15)
MP-R INT.B 1214
023
Karunanidhi, G
Child labour in North Arcot Ambedkar district: an indepth study of pledged children in beedi works.-
Tamil Nadu: Manonmanium Sundaranar University. [2001]
175p.(Project report submitted to ICSSR)
331.31(5482) KAR.C
024
Lakshmi Kumari, V V
Women in FCV-tobacco cultivation –implications for research and development/by V V Lakshmi
Kumari and M S Chari
p.227-236 IN Women in agriculture-technological perspectives /ed. by C.Prasad and Shri Ram.-New
Delhi: International Federation for Women in Agriculture, 1996.
358p.
338.1 WOM 4507
025
Lakshmi, C S
Encounters with three generations of tobacco and beedi workers paper 17 IN Seminar on Women's Life
Cycle and Identity(1981:Faridabad) Organised by Centre for Women's Development Studies, September
28-Oct,1981.
CD-14(A)
026
M S Swaminathan Research Foundation
Children of the union: creches for women tobacco workers/by Harshida Pandit.-Madras: The Foundation,
1995
46p.(Suraksha: Early Childhood Care and Education in India, Vol.5)
MP-R MSS.P
027
Manjeshwar, Madhava B
Study of the problems of women beedi workers in Dakshina Kannada.-sl:sn,n.d.
7p.
MP-R MAN.S
028
Mehta, Prayag
Mortgaged child labour and women beedi workers of Vellore.-s.l: s.n, n.d
11p.
MP-R MEH.M
7
029
Mehta, Rasiklal C
Home workers in beedi industry
paper 7 IN National Workshop on Problems of Homebased Workers in India(1986:Ahmedabad). Co-
sponsored by Ministry of Labour, International Labour Organisation, Self Employed Women's
Association and Directorate of Manpower, March 29-31, 1986
CD-83
030
Mishra, Laxmidhar
The beedi industry in Nizamabad district, Andhra Pradesh.-sl: sn, 2000.
p.59-64 IN Child labour in India /ed. by Laxmidhar Mishra.-New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2000.
xii, 360p.
MP-R MIS.B
031
Mukhopadhyay, Swapna
Locating women within informal sector hierarchies
paper 7 IN Seminar on Gender and Employment in India: Recent Trends, Patterns and Policy
Options(1996:New Delhi) Sponsored by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and International Labour Organisation.
Organised by Indian Society of Labour Economics and Institute of Economic Growth, December 18-20,
1996
CD-625
032
Murli Manohar, K
Beedi workers/by K Murli Manohar, V Shobha and Janardhan B Rao
p. 63-75 IN Socio-economic status of Indian women/ed.by K Murli Manohar.-Delhi: Seema, 1983.
vii, 173p.
305.42(54) SOC 186
033
National Commission on Labour Group on Women Workers and Child Labour
Improving working conditions and employment opportunities for women workers in the beedi industry:
the beedi industry in India – an overview.-s.l: s.n, 2001
30p.
MP-R NAT.I
034
Outlines of the policy for the organisation of beedi workers in India on cooperative basis.-New Delhi:
Ministry of Labour, n.d.
v.p.
MP-R OUT
035
Pande, Rekha
Child labour in beedi industry in Nizamabad district of Andhra Pradesh (A Report).-Hyderabad:
Women's Studies Cell, University of Hyderabad.n.d.
238p. (Project sponsored by Ministry of Labour, Government of India)
331.31(5484) PAN.C
8
036
Pillai, K R
Women beedi workers in a Kerala village/by K R Pillai and Lakshmi Devi
paper 32 IN Asian Regional Conference on Women and the Household(1985:New Delhi). Organised by
Indian Association for Women's Studies and Jawaharlal Nehru University, January 27-31,1985
CD-55A
037
Rao, M S A
Migrant female graders of tobacco in Andhra Pradesh: labour power, permissive value system and
freedom of movement.-s.l: s.n, n.d.
16p.
MP-R RAO.M
038
Rao, V S
An essay on unorganised labour: the issues before us and ILO's role in improving the conditions of work
in this sector.-s.l: s.n, 1986
v.p.
MP-R RAO.E
039
Reddy, Srinivasa B
Girl child labour:a world of endless exploitation/by B Srinivasa Reddy and K Ramesh.-New Delhi:
Dominant, 2002.
vii, 327p.
331.31(5484) RED.G 10118
040
Self Employed Women's Association
Women who roll beedis: two studies of Gujarat /by Renana Jhabvala...et al.- Ahmedabad: The
Association, 1985.
87p.
MP-R SEW.J
041
Srivastava, Ginny
Women and tendu leaf collection
p. 174-186. IN Development of micro enterprises by women/ed. by Sue Beaumont, Kamal Singh and
Kavil Ramachandran.-Ahmedabad: Indian Institute of Management, 1992.
269p.
338.544 DEV 7596
042
Srivastava, Ginny
Women and tendu leaf collection: a case study from Southern Rajasthan.
p.108-121 IN Gender inequalities: a compendium on gender issues/ed. by Anil Kalia and Deepa Bajaj.-
Delhi: Child Survival India, n.d.
151p. (A CSI Publication (Gender Issues))
305.42 CHI.G 8533
9
043
V V G National Labour Institute
Beedi workers of Central India: a study of production process and working and living conditions/by K V
Eswara Prasad and Anuradha Prasad.-Noida: The Institute, 1985.
196p.
MP-R VVG. E
044
V.V.Giri National Labour Institute
Operation of welfare fund for beedi workers in Madhya Pradesh: profile, problems and prospect/by M M
Rehman.-Noida:The Institute, 2007.
88p.(NLI Research Studies,007/2007)
MP-R VVG.R 12067
045
V.V.Giri National Labour Institute
Women labour in India: a comprehensive manual.-Noida:The Institute, 1996.
p.125-129.
331.4 VVG.V 10035
046
Vasanthi
Women beedi workers in the North Arcot district of Tamil Nadu
p.96-113 IN Women's development: grassroot level experiences /ed. by S.C.Bhatia.-New Delhi; Indian
University Association for Continuing Education,1989.
162p.
305.425 WOM 5737
047
Zaveri, N D
Home workers in beedi industry
paper 10 IN National Workshop on Problems of Home Based Workers in India(1986:Ahmedabad). Co-
sponsored by Ministry of Labour, International Labour Organisation, and Self Employed Women's
Association and Directorate of Manpower, March 29-31, 1986
CD-83
10
Part-II
Periodicals and Newspaper Articles
11
048
Abraham, Amrita
Beedi workers of Bombay
Economic and Political Weekly. 15(44); November 1980. p.1881-1882
049
Akhileshwari, R
Danger lurks for bidi women workers
Deccan Herald. 3 December, 2006. p.9
050
Akhileshwari, R
No light in AP beedi workers lives
Deccan Herald. 13 March, 1988
051
Avachat, Anil
Beedi workers of Nipani.
Economic and Political Weekly. 13(29-30); 1978. p.1176-1178 and 1203-1205
052
Balasubramanyan, Vimal
Invisible underpaid and unorganised.
Mainstream. 24(50); 1986.p.25-29.
053
Ban on child labour in beedi trade.
The Voice of the Working Women. 11(1); January 1992. p.20
054
The Beedi and Cigar Workers(Conditions of Employment)Amendment Act, 1993 [No.41 of 1993 22nd May
1993].
Legal News & Views, 8(3); March 1994. p.13
055
Beedi workers march to parliament
The Voice of the Working Women. 22(1); January 2002. p.21-22
056
Beedi workers of Nizamabad.
Economic and Political Weekly. 16(32); 1981.p.1305
057
Beedi workers of Sinnar.
Economic and Political Weekly. 9(24); 1974. p.945-946
058
Bharali Talukdar, Ratna
After school, it's beedi rolling time
Social Welfare. 56(6); September 2009. p. 16-18
12
059
Bharali Talukdar, Ratna
School over? Roll beedis
Deccan Herald. 28 February, 2008. p.4
060
Bhattacharjee, Chandra Sekhar
Bidi workers deprived of PF benefits
Pioneer. 5 August, 1996. p.13
061
Bhatty, Zarina
The invisible work that feeds the family
Manushi. No. 27; 1985. p.29-32
062
Bhuvana
Women in beedi industry.
Women's Voice. September-October 2000.p.7.
063
Bose, Timir
Beedi workers of Calcutta.
Economic and Political Weekly. 12(4); 1977.p.8
064
Child labour in tobacco units must stop: Court.
Hindu. 22 November, 1991
065
Das, Sandip
Women beedi workers in Chhattisgarh
Social Welfare. 50(12); March 2004. p.30-31
066
Das, Vidhya
Minor forest produce and rights of tribals.
Economic and Political Weekly. 31(50); 14 December 1996. p.3227-3228
067
Datar, Chhaya
Divisions and unity: dynamics of organising bidi and tobacco workers at Nipani
Manushi. No. 33; 1985. p.29-32
068
Dhar, Aarti
Roll out better life for women: study
Hindu. 2 May, 2005. p.13
13
069
Dharmalingam, A
Female beedi workers in a South Indian village.
Economic and Political Weekly. 28(27); 3-10 July 1993.p.1461-1468.
070
Dharmalingam, A
Womens work, autonomy, and birth control: evidence from two South Indian villages/by A
Dharmalingam and S Philip Morgan
Population Studies. 50(21); July 1996. p.187-201
071
Disha
Tendu leaf politics.
Lokayan Bulletin. 9(2); March-April, 1991.p.34-36
072
Fernandes, Ronald Anil
Beedi workrs now roll in poverty
Deccan Herald(Mag.). 13 April, 2004. p.1
073
Ganguly, P K
Beedi workers will march to parliament (Report).
The Voice of the Working Women. 21(2);March-April 2001.p.8-9,18.
074
Ghatak, Anchita
Faith, work, and women in a changing world: the influence of religion in the lives of beedi rollers in
West Bengal
Gender and Development. 14(3); November 2006.p.375-384
075
Gopakumar, R
New comrades are allergic to beedi.
Deccan Herald. 7 February; 2007. p.8
076
Gopal, Meena
Disempowered despite wage work: women workers in beedi industry.
Economic and Political Weekly. 34(16-17); 17-30 April 1999.p.WS-12-20.
077
Gopal, Meena
In demand in a globalised world: women home based workers
Samyukta: A Journal of Women's Studies 5(1); January 2005. p. 135-146
078
Gour, Shivnarayan
Our oldest tribe wages a losing battle.
Pioneer. 14 July, 2000.p.10
14
079
Hossain, Alamgir
1000 rolls to get a groom
Telegraph. 31 January, 2001.
080
Hossain, Md. Asfak
Exploitation of women and child labour in bidi industry in Samserganj.
Social Werlfare. 34(1); April 1987.p.9
081
Jayasingh, J Visuthas
Women beedi workers of Vellore.
Social Welfare. 31(11); 1985.p.26-27
082
Kannan, Jayam
Health hazards of women working in beedi industries/by Jayam Kannan and P Ilango
Social Welfare. 36(12); March 1990.p.10-11.
083
Karunanidhi, G
Health risks of beedi making.
Social Welfare. 44(30); June 1997.p.9-11.
084
Khan, Aftab
Beedi workers face uncertain future.
Asian Age. 7 October; 1998. p.11
085
Khan, Laiqh
No smoke without labour/by Laigh Khan and Murlidhar Khajane
Deccan Herald. 3 December, 1999.p.1.
086
Kher, Aparna
We have a record number of child labourers
Pioneer. 23 June, 2000. p.10
087
Koli, P P
Socio-economic conditions of female beedi workers in Solapur district.
Social Change. 20(2); 1990. p.76-81.
088
Krishnakumar, Asha
Reprehensible by any name: children in beedi industry.
Frontline. 12(23); 4-17 November 1995.p.86-88.
15
089
Lakshmidevi, K R
The women beedi workers in a Kerala village
Indian Journal of Industrial Relations. 21(2); October 1985. p. 251-259
090
The little labourers of Tamilnadu's beedi industry.
Times of India. 7 July, 1992
091
Mehta, Prayag
We are made to mortgage our children: interviews with women beedi workers of Vellore
Manushi. No.22, 1984. p.14-17.
092
Menon, Meena
A dream come true for beedi workers of Solapur.
Hindu. 21 June; 2006. p.14
093
Menon, Meena
A new leaf, a new begining.
Indian Express (Sun. Mag). 4 November, 2001. p.2
094
Menon, Meena
For bidi workers: a roof of their own at last.
Hindu. 2 September, 2006. p.13
095
Mishra, Vinod
Bidis fails to keep hunger at bay.
Times of India. 26 November, 1993.p.8
096
Mitra, Madhurima
A thankless job.
Grassroots: Reporting the Human Condition. 9(4); April 2008. p.9
097
Mohandas, M
Beedi workers in Kerala: conditions of life and work.
Economic and Political Weekly. 15(36); 1980. p.1517-1523
098
Mohandas, M
Impact of co-operativisation on working conditions: study of beedi industry in Kerala/by M Mohandas
and P V Praveen Kumar
Economic and Political Weekly. 27(26); 27 June 1992. p.1333-1335,1337-1338
16
099
Monterio, Vivek
Mumbai's labour pains
Times of India. 6 May, 2003. p.2
100
Nair, Ravindran G
Child pledging in beedi industry.
Social Welfare. 37(4); July 1990.p.15-16
101
Omvedt, Gail
Women roll beedis: factory owners role in wealth.
Manushi. No.7; 1981. p.63-65
102
Pande, Rekha
Health issues of women and children-a case study of the beedi industry.
Women's Link. 7(2); April-June 2001.p.8-16
103
Prakasamma, M
Beedi-making - a curse or a blessing to women ?.
Health Action. 9(3); March 1996.p.18-19, 40
104
Prasad, Anuradha
Co-operatives for bidi workers: rhetoric and reality in Maharashtra/by Anuradha Prasad and K V Eswara
Prasad
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 36(4); October-December 1993.p.954-965
105
Pujari, Shankar
No maternity benefit for women in beedi industry in Maharashtra.
The Voice of the Working Women. 6(5); 1986.p.4-5
106
Purushotham, P
A profile of beedi workers
Social Change. 13(1); 1983.p.18
107
Rajasekhar, D and Sreedhar, G
Changing face of beedi industry: a study of Karnataka/by D Rajasekhar and G Sreedhar
Economic and Political Weekly. 37(39); 28 September-4 October 2002. p.4023-4028
108
Ranadive, Vimal
Women in tobacco industry fight for their demands.
The Voice of the Working Women. 9(6); November 1989.p.14-15
17
109
Rao, M S A
Tobacco development and labour migration,planning for labour welfare and development.
Economic and Political Weekly, 13(29); 22 July 1978. p.1183
110
Rao, Radhakrishna
Women workers in beedi industry.
Social Welfare. 45(5); August 1998.p.33
111
Rao, U Surya
Problems of beedi workers in Trichy town (Tamil Nadu)/by U Surya Rao and R Thangapandian
Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 27(4); 1985.p.322-333
112
Reforms not withstanding, Bengal bidi belts continue to thrive on child labour.
Indian Express. 25 June, 1995. p.5
113
Sainath, P
It's been a hard day's night
Hindu. 24 January, 2007. p.11
114
Salunkhe, Suryaji
Women in tobacco fight for their demands.
The Voice of the Working Woman. 9(6); November 1989. p.14-15.
115
Saravanan, Velayutham
Women's employment and reduction of child labour: beedi workers in rural Tamil Nadu
Economic and Political Economics. 37(52); 28 December-3 Jananuary 2003. p. 5205-5214
116
Sarkar, Siddharta
Gender, work and informality- a comparative study of female domestic and bidi workers
Social Action. 55(4); October-December 2005. p.372-386
117
Sarkar, Siddhartha
Women workers in bidi rolling
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 47(1); January-March 2004. p.135-140
118
Sharma, Kalpana
The human price of a beedi
Indian Express (Mag.). 12 April, 1987
18
119
Shroff Bhalla, Jaya
Bidi workers slave it out, for nothing
Hindustan Times. 4 November, 2008. p.11
120
Singh, Mausami
Snuffing out hope
Deccan Herald (Mag.). 18 April, 2003. p.II
121
Sooryamoorthy, S
Child labour in Kerala:work and working conditions of child labourers in three major cities
Social Action 48(1); January-March 1998. p.47-57
122
Srinivasulu, K
Impact of liberalisation on beedi workers.
Economic and Political Weekly. 32(11); 15 March 1997. p.515-517
123
States told not to employ child labour in tobacco industry.
Hindustan Times. 20 November, 1991
124
Sudarshan, Ratna
Gender and tobacco consumption in India/BY Ratna Sudarshan and Nita Mishra
Asian Journal of Women's Studies. 5(1); 1999.p.84-114
125
Sudarshan, Ratna
The tobacco indudstry and women's employment: old concerns and new imperatives/by Ratna
Sudarshan and Rupinder Kaur
Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 42(4); October-December 1999. p.675-685
126
Tobacco handling affects foetus.
Indian Express. 3 January, 1997. p.4
127
Tripathy, Neeraj
Life is not on a roll for young bidi-rollers
Hindustan Times. 28 April; 2007. p.6
128
Tripathy, Santosh Kumar
Organising the unorganised kendu leaf workers in Orissa/by Santosh Kumar Tripathy and Ashok Dash
Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 38(4); 1995. p. 103-110
19
129
Usha, S
Causes and earnings of child labour in beedi and agarbathi industries/by S Usha and D Radha Devi
Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 40(4); 1997. p.177-185.
130
Usha, S A
Risky beginning: young beedi workers of Melapalayam.
Health for the Millions. 25(3); May-June 1999. p.16-17
131
Welcome policy
Deccan Herald. .16 October, 2003. p. 8
132
Women beedi workers denied benefits.
Hindustan Times. 10 July, 1998
133
Zaidi, Askari H
Beedi workers denied basic legal rights.
Times of India. 20 May, 1994.p.13
20
Part – III
Indexes
21
Name Index
(Contains Personal and Institutional Names)
Abraham, Amrita 048
Akhileshwari, R 049, 050
Anandharajakumar, P 001
Augustine, E A 020
Avachat, Anil 048
Bagchi, Jasodhara 002
Balasubramanyan, Vimal 049
Baud, Isa 003
Bharali Talukdar, Ratna 123, 130
Bhattacharjee, Chandra Sekhar 103
Bhatty, Zarina 005, 006, 022, 125
Bhowmik, Sharit 007
Bhuvana 054
Bose, Timir 055
Centre for Women's Development Studies(CWDS) 008, 012, 025
Chari, M S 024
Das, Sandip 112
Das, Vidhya 057
Dash, Ashok 098
Datar, Chhaya 009, 010, 011, 126
Daur, Arun Kumar 012
Dhar, Aarti 115
Dharmalingam, A 058, 117
Directorate of Manpower 029, 047
Disha 059
Fernandes, Ronald Anil 113
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung(FES) 031
Gandhi Labour Institute 013
Ganguly, P K 060
Ghatak, Anchita 133
Giriappa, S 014
Gopakumar, R 061
Gopal, Meena 015, 062, 129
Gour, Shivnarayan 063
Hossain, Alamgir 105
Hossain, Md.Asfak 064
Ilango, P 066
India. Ministry of Labour. Labour Bureau 016, 017, 018, 019
Indian Association for Women's Studies(IAWS) 010, 011, 015, 036
22
Indian Social Institute(ISI) 008, 020
Indian Society of Labour Economics 031
Institute of Economic Growth(IEG) 031
Institute of Regional Analysis 021
International Labour Organisation(ILO) 022, 029, 031, 047
Jawaharlal Nehru University(JNU) 036
Jayasingh, J Visuthas 065
Jhabvala, Renana 040
Kannan, Jayam 066
Karunanidhi, G 023, 067
Khajane, Muralidhar 069
Khan, Aftab 068
Khan, Laiqh 069
Kher, Aparna 104
Koli, P P 070
Krishnakumar, Asha 071
Lakshmi Devi 035
Lakshmidevi, K R 132
Lakshmi Kumari, V V 024
Lakshmi, C S 025
M S Swaminathan research Foundation 026
Maharashtra Stree Abhyas Vyaspeeth 015
Manjeshwar, Madhava B 027
Mehta, Prayag 028, 073
Mehta, Rasiklal C 029
Menon, Meena 074, 075, 118
Mishra, Laxmidhar 030
Mishra, Nita 095
Mishra, Vinod 076
Mitra, Madhurima 121
Mohandas, M 077, 078
Monterio, Vivek 110
Mookherjee, Surya 013
Morgan, S Philip 117
Mukhopadhyay, Ashim 002
Mukhopadhyay, Swapna 031
Murli Manohar, K 032
Nair, Ravindran G 079
National Commission on Labour
Group on Women Workers and Child Labour 033
National Labour Law Association 035
Omvedt, Gail 080
Pande, Rekha 035, 081
Pandit, Harshida 026
23
Patel, Meena 007
Pillai, K R 036
Prakasamma, M 082
Prasad, Anuradha 043, 083
Prasad, Eswara K V 043, 083
Praveen Kumar, P V 077
Pujari, Shankar 084
Purushotham, P 085
Radha Devi, D 099
Rajasekhar, D 107
Ramesh, K 124
Ranadive, Vimal 086
Rao, Janardhan B 032
Rao, M S A 037, 087
Rao, Radhakrishna 088
Rao, U Surya 089
Rao, V S 038
Razdan, Prabhu 134
Reddy, B Srinivasa 124
Rehman, M M 044
Rupinder Kaur 096
Rustagi, Preet 008
Sainath, P 120
Salunkhe, Suryaji 091
Saravanan, Velayutham 108
Sarkar, Siddhartha 114,116
Self Employed Women's Association(SEWA) 022, 029, 040, 047
Sharma, Kalpana 092
Shobha, V 032
Shroff Bhalla, Jaya 131
Singh, Mausami 109
Society for Women's Studies and Development 034
Sooryamoorthy, S 128
Sreedhar, G 107
Srinivasulu, K 093
Srivastava, Ginny 041, 042
Sudarshan, Ratna 095, 096
Thangapandian, R 089
Tripathy, Neeraj 134
Tripathy, Santosh Kumar 098
University Grants Commission(UGC) 034
Usha, S 099
Usha, S A 100
V.V.Giri National Labour Institute(VVGNLI) 044, 044, 045
Varma, A P 025
Vasanthi 046
24
Zaidi, Askari H 102
Zaveri, N D 047
25
Geographical Index
(References are to the entry numbers)
Andhra Pradesh 020, 038, 039, 047, 096, 104, 124
-Nizamabad District 017, 034, 045, 052, 081
-Prakasam 014
-Telangana 093
-Warangal 034
-West Godawari District 014, 087
Asia 118
Assam 039
-Dhubri District 130
Bihar 038, 039
Central India 044
Chhattisgarh 112
Gujarat 039, 059
-Ahmedabad 009, 022
-Baroda 009
-Kheda District 006, 009, 015
-Mehsana 009
Karnataka 011, 038, 039, 088, 107, 109, 113
-Dakshina Kannada 010, 016
-Mysore 069
-Nipani 008, 028, 031, 037, 048, 080, 126
Kerala 038, 039, 077, 078, 132
-Kochi 128
-Melapalayam 100
-Thiruvananthapuram 128
-Trichur 035
Madhya Pradesh 024, 038, 039, 063, 096, 104
-Bastar 075
-Sagar 042, 044
Maharashtra 008, 028, 031, 037, 038, 039, 044, 048,
080, 083, 084, 096, 104, 120
-Bombay 046, 110
-Gondia Tehsil 042
-Nasik Distict 053
-Sinnar Taluk 053
-Solapur District 070, 074, 097
Orissa 038, 039, 057, 098
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Rajasthan 023, 039, 122
Tamil Nadu 030, 038, 039, 054, 062, 071, 072, 081,
082, 095, 096, 104, 108, 117
-Madurai 001
-North Arcot Ambedkar District 026, 043, 067
-Ramanathapuram 001
-Tiruchirapalli District 041
-Tirunelvelli 001, 058
-Trichy 089
-Vellore 018, 065, 073
Tripura 039
Uttar Pradesh 038, 039, 125
-Allahabad 005, 013, 027, 121
-Samserganj 064
West Bengal 038, 039, 090, 114, 115, 133
-Calcutta 055
-Cooch Behar District 116
-Farakka 060
-Murshidabad District 002, 103, 131