Himachal Pradesh Technical University (A State Government University)

Camp Office: Gandhi Chowk, Hamirpur (H.P.) – 177001

Phone :( 01972) 224153, Fax: (01972) 224150,

E-mail ID: registrarhimtu@gmail.com, website: www.himtu.ac.in

No.: HimTu-Tender-02/2020 Dated:

Tender Call Notice

Sealed tenders are invited from the intending renowned publishers/suppliers for supply of

books for the library of H.P. Technical University Hamirpur. Tender document can be

obtained from the office of H.P. Technical University Hamirpur during office hour on

any working day on payment of non-refundable amount Rs.500/-(Five Hundred

rupees only) in shape of Cash. Completed tender documents may be deposited in

University till 18-02-2020 up to 5:00 PM. Tender documents can also be downloaded

from the official website of University www.himtu.ac.in and the cost of the tender

has to be submitted in form of Demand draft in favour of Finance Officer, HPTU,

Hamirpur, Payable at Hamirpur, H. P. The tender forms shall be submitted to the

Purchase Officer, Himachal Pradesh Technical University Hamirpur. The details of the

Terms and Conditions may be obtained from the university website www.himtu.ac.in

Tender received after due date, time, without tender cost and without earnest money

will be summarily rejected.

-sd-

Purchase Officer

Himachal Pradesh Technical University Hamirpur

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE TENDER

1. General Information:

l. Sealed financial and technical bids are invited from the intending firms/ renowned

publishers/suppliers for supply of various books for the library of Himachal Pradesh Technical

University. The sealed cover containing the tender should be super scribed “Tender for supply of

Books for library of HPTU, addressed to the Purchase officer-Himachal Pradesh Technical

University, Hamirpur At/Po/Dist-Hamirpur by Speed Post or Registered Post, only and it

should reach within the stipulated date and time. Tender paper received after the stipulated date

and time will be straight way rejected.

II. Tender Paper can be obtained from the office of H.P. Technical University Hamirpur during

office hour on any working day on payment of non-refundable amount Rs.500/-(Five

Hundred rupees only) in shape of Cash. Completed tender forms may be deposited in

University till 18-02-2020 up to 5:00 PM.

III. Tender documents can also be downloaded from the official website of University

www.himtu.ac.in and the cost of the tender form i.e ₹500/ (Rupees Five Hundred) non

refundable, has to be submitted in form of Demand draft in favour of Finance Officer, HPTU,

Hamirpur, Payable at Hamirpur, H. P. The tender papers shall be submitted to the Purchase

Officer, Himachal Pradesh Technical University Hamirpur.

IV. The Technical bid will be opened at office of the Purchase officer, Himachal Pradesh

Technical University, Hamirpur on 19-02-2020 at 11.00 a.m. and Financial bid will be opened on

same day at 3:00 pm in the presence of the Members of the Tender Committee and tenderers or

their authorised representatives.

V All credentials, documents and copies of certificates/ information’s called for shall be

submitted along with the Tender paper duly self-signed by him/her.

VI. Payment to the supplier shall be made after the supply of books to the University point within

45 days. The undersigned may prescribe any other procedure as per procurement procedure of the

Government/University.

2. Tender process:

The Tender should be submitted in two separate closed envelops to be inserted in a big envelope

which to be super scribed. First envelope meant for technical Bid and second for financial Bid.

After verification the technical bid, the financial bid will be opened for consideration of the firm

which fulfils all the required conditions of the tenderer in the technical bid.

3. Technical Bid:

"Technical bid” and contain the following document:-

3.1 Cost of tender form i.e. D.D. of ₹500 /- in favour of Finance Officer, H.P. Technical

University Hamirpur payable at Hamirpur (H.P.).

3.2 Earnest money deposit i.e. D.D. of ₹25,000/- in favour of Finance Officer, H.P.

Technical University Hamirpur payable at Hamirpur (H.P.).

3.3 The tenderer shall attach a list of Institutes /Universities for whom they have provided books

with a certified copy of supply orders from the Institutes /Universities for support of the same

for last three years.

3.4 Enclose certified copy of document of the registration number of the firm.

3.5 Enclose document of GST No. of the firm.

3.6 Enclose certified copy of PAN and TAN Card/Certificate of the firm.

3.7 Enclose audited balance sheet of the firm for last three years.

(Signatory' authority of tender should sign all enclosures in cover 'A' and each page of terms &

conditions including Annexure-A).

Note:

a) All attested documents must be submitted in Hindi or English Language. If the

documents are not in Hindi or English, they should be translated in Hindi or English and must be

submitted along with the copy of original document.

b) Tender will be liable for outright rejection if:-

i. Any rates are disclosed in technical bid i.e. cover A

ii. Any discounts/special offers are made in technical bid i.e. cover A

4. Financial Bid:

4.1 Financial Bid duly filled in as given in Annexure-B giving the rates for quoted items in

individual envelope should be sent in separate sealed cover hereinafter called, "COVER B".

COVER- B should also be addressed to the Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University

Hamirpur, Distt. Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, India, Pin 177001 and should be

superscribed "FINANCIAL BID”. Signatory authority of Tender should sign each page of

Financial Bid.

4.2 Financial Bid i.e. Cover B will be opened only for those tenderers who technically

qualified/satisfy the standards laid down by the details furnished by the tenderer in Cover A, in

compliance of terms & conditions of tender.

4.3 Period of validity of bids to award the work: Bids shall remain valid for 180 days from the

date of submission of bids.

5. Earnest Money: - Tender shall be accompanied by an earnest money of ₹25,000/- without

which tenders will not be considered. The amount should be deposited in the form of demand

draft in favour of Finance Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur payable at Hamirpur

(H.P.). The earnest money of unsuccessful tenderer shall be refunded soon after finalization of

tender.

6. Forfeiture of Earnest Money: The earnest money may be forfeited in the following cases:-

a. When tenderer withdraws or modifies the offer after opening of the tender but before

acceptance of the tender.

b. When tenderer does not execute the offer agreement prescribed within the specified

time.

c. When the tenderer does not deposit the security money after the order is given.

d. When he/she fails to commence the service as per the order within the time

prescribed.

7. Tender form shall be typed or filled in ink. Tender filled in with pencil shall not be

considered.

8. In case, if it is noticed at any stage that any item supplied by the approved firm does not

conform to the required standard of books, the supplier shall be liable to refund the payment

thereof if received to H.P. Technical University Hamirpur.The supplier will not have any rightful

claim to the payment of cost of substandard supplies of books which are not in good condition. It

may be noted that supply of substandard goods is an offence and the same will be dealt with in

the manner prescribed under relevant laws.

9. Quantity

Tender schedule for supply of library books for various departments in Himachal Pradesh

Technical University- Hamirpur as Annexure-C, Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University

Hamirpur may increase or decrease the above mentioned quantity as per the actual requirement.

All books must be of latest edition.

10. Rates: Tender may be awarded on overall amount after getting maximum discount,

therefore only net rates should be quoted after maximum discount. No separate free goods or

cash discounts should be offered. Rates must be valid for a period of one year from the date of

award of tender.

a. Delivery should be made to H.P. Technical University Hamirpur, Distt. Hamirpur, Himachal

Pradesh, Pin 177001. The University will pay no cartage or transportation charges

hence the rates must be quoted accordingly.

b. Net rates must be offered only against the specified column of the items. The net rate must

be inclusive of all charges by way of packing, forwarding, incidental of transit charge including

transit insurance and any other levies, duties, charges etc. on the product except GST.

c. Excise duty or surcharge prevailing on the date of submission of the rate must be included in

the net rate and should also be shown separately in the Financial Bid (Annexure-B). Prevailing

rates of GST etc. should be mentioned explicitly. Taxes not mentioned will not be

paid/reimbursed by this University. In the event of any subsequent variation (increase or

decrease) in GST by the government (State of Central) the same will be modified accordingly.

d. Other statutory increase or decrease shall be agreed upon mutually between University

and tenderer and revised rate shall be applicable to order received by the tenderer on or

subsequent to the date of such increase in government duty.

e. The rates must be written both in words and figures in the financial bid (Annexure-

B), in case of discrepancy between the prices quoted in words and in figures, lower of the two

shall be considered. There should not be any errors and/or overwriting. Corrections if any should

be made clearly and signed by the tenderer with date.

f. No paper should be detached from the tender form.

g. The tenderer shall sign with seal on every page of the tender form including Terms &

Conditions in token of his acceptance of all the Terms & Conditions of the tender and return the

same along with tender. In case of, non-receipt of terms and conditions duly signed with the

tender form, the tender will be rejected.

11. Security Deposit/Performance Security & Agreement

a. Firm whose offer is accepted will have to deposit a security deposit/performance security

equal to 10% (Ten Percent) of the total value of order in the form of an account payee Demand

Draft or duly pledged Fixed Deposit or Bank Guarantee from a commercial Bank in favour of

Finance Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur payable at Hamirpur (H.P.). EMD shall be

refunded to the successful bidder on receipt of security deposit/performance security.

b. Successful tenderer will have to execute an agreement on a Non Judicial Stamp Paper of Rs.

100/- in the prescribed form with the Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University

Hamirpur and deposit security/performance security money within 15 days from the award of

tender, failing which the Tender/Quotation will be rejected straightway. The security will be

refunded after six months from the date of expiry of the contract or on the expiry of guarantee (if

any), whichever is later. The University will pay no interest on security/Earnest money deposit.

c. In case of breach of any terms and conditions of the contract or on unsatisfactory

performance, the amount of security deposit/performance security can be forfeited by the

University and decision of the university shall be final and binding on the tenderer. The

expenses of completing and stamping the agreement shall be borne by the tenderer.

12. Supply Orders: The supply order will be placed to the approved tenderer (and not

Agents/Suppliers/Distributors etc.) through registered post. The firm shall have to supply of

books within the period of one month to the University from the date of issue of supply order.

13. Subletting or assigning contract to third party is prohibited. In case the tenderer violates this

condition, Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur shall be at liberty to place the

contract elsewhere on the Tenderer's account and at his risk. The tenderer shall be liable for any

loss or damage, which the H.P. Technical University Hamirpur may sustain in consequence or

arising out of such replacement of the contract.

14. Penalty for Delay

a. The time specified for delivery in the supply order shall be deemed to be the essence of the

contract and the successful Tenderer shall arrange supplies within the period on receipt of order

form the University.

b. In case of delay in the delivery period the penalty shall be made on the basis of following

percentages of value of stores which the tenderer has supply:-

i. Delay up to one-fourth period of the prescribed delivery - 2.5% of total order value.

ii. Delay exceeding one fourth but not exceeding half of the prescribed delivery period -

5% of total order value.

iii. Delay exceeding half but not exceeding three-fourth of the prescribed delivery period -

7.5% of total order value.

iv. Delay exceeding three-fourth of the prescribed period -10% of total order value.

c. Fraction of a day in reckoning the period of delay in supplies shall be eliminated if it is less

than half a day.

d. The maximum amount of penalty shall be 10% of total order value.

e. If the tenderer firm requests for an extension of time in completion of contractual supply on

account of occurrence of any circumstances beyond control of human being, he shall apply in

writing to the authority, which has placed the supply order, for the same immediately on

occurrence of the circumstances.

f. If the tenderer is unable to complete the supply within the specified or extended

period, the Purchase Officer shall be entitled to purchase the books or any part thereof from

elsewhere without notice to the tenderer on his (i.e., Tenderers) account and risk. The tenderer

shall be liable to pay any loss or damage which the University may sustain by reasons of such

failure on the part of the tenderer. The tenderer shall not be entitled to any gain on such

purchases made against default the recovery of such loss or damage shall be made from any

sums accruing to the tenderer under this or any other contract with the government. If

recovery is not possible from the bill and the demand, the recovery of such amount or sum due

from the tenderer shall be made under the act or any other law for the time being in force.

NOTE: It is clarified that Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur may, if

necessary, resort to risk purchase without granting any extension as provided in above

Condition.

15. All the stores supplied shall be of the best quality and conforming to the specifications laid

down in the schedule attached to agreement. The decision of Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical

University Hamirpur as to the quality of stores be final and binding upon the tenderer. In case

any of the articles supplied are not found as per specification or declared sub-standard/spurious,

they shall be liable to be rejected and any expenses of loss caused to the firm as a result of

rejection of supplies shall be entirely at his account.

16. The tenderer must remove rejected articles from the destination where they lie within 30

days from the date of information of rejection. The officials will take reasonable care of such

materials but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur to while it is on their

premises.

17. The tenderer shall be responsible for the proper packing and delivery of the material to the

consignee.

18. No payment will be made for damage, tiered or shortage of books. The tenderer shall make

up the loss and shortage found at the checking of the books by the consignee. No extra cost on

such account shall be admissible.

19. Mode of Payment: The payment will be made through cheque/NEFT/RTGS 100% after the

successfully completion of job within one month after the competition of job.

20. All correspondence in this connection should be addressed to the Purchase Officer, H.P.

Technical University Hamirpur, Distt. Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, India, Pin 177001.

Technical question should be referred to the Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University

Hamirpur direct by correspondence or by personal contact.

21. The quantity indicated in the tender is mere estimates and is intended to give an idea to the

prospective tenderers to enable them to decide whether they will undertake to supply the article

to this University on most competitive rates. The figures indicated in the tender do not constitute

any commitment of the part of department to purchase any of the articles in the quantity shown

therein against each or in any quantity whatsoever. It is further made clear that the University

does not bind itself to purchase all or any quantity mentioned in the tender and no objection

against the quantity of the indent of approved item being more or less than the approximate

quantity will be entertained and shall not be acceptable as a ground for non-supply on the

quantity indented.

22. The Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur will have the right to accept or

rejection of all or any of the tender without giving any reason for the same.

23. The Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur can extend the original rate

contract of the successful tendered, subject to original Terms and Conditions.

24. The Contract for the supply can be repudiated at any time by the Purchase Officer,

H.P.Technical University Hamirpur if the supplies/services are not made to his satisfaction after

giving an opportunity to the Tenderer of being heard and after reasons for repudiation

being recorded by him in writing.

25. Extra stipulation or any other condition contrary to the above Tender conditions are not

acceptable and may render the tender liable to rejection.

26. Legal proceeding if any arising out of the Tender shall have to be lodged in courts situated in

Hamirpur (H.P.) only.

27. The Purchase Officer, H.P. Technical University Hamirpur can relax the terms and

conditions in the exigency of the University work.

-Sd-

Purchase officers

Himachal Pradesh Technical University

Annexure-A

TECHNICAL BID (Cover A)

TENDER SCHEDULE FOR SUPPLY OF LIBRARY BOOKS FOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS IN

HIMACHAL PRADESH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITTY-HAMIRPUR

(To be submitted separately in sealed envelope)

1. Name of firm with complete address …………………………..………………………

………………………………..………..…….…

……………………………………….………….

Phone No Fax No

E-mail Web site

2. Name of Proprietor of the firm: ………………………………………………….

3. Year of establishment: …………………………………………………

4. Registration No. of the firm ………………………………………………

5. GST No. of the firm …………………………………………………..

6. PAN/TAN No. of the firm …………………………………………………..

7. Whether Govt. Agency/ Public Ltd./Pvt. Ltd.:-

8. Annual turnover in lac (please attach CA certified balance sheet):

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Annual Turnover

(in lac)

9. Whether income tax payee (duly audited by the C.A./authenticated agency) Yes/No (Attach I.T.

clearance):

10. Since when performing the related jobs :------------------------------------------

11. Past experience of Supply and Installation of Physics and Environmental Science Laboratory

Equipments”

Year of Supply and Installation

of Physics and Environmental

Science Laboratory Equipments

Name of University/ Institute

2016-17

1.

2.

3.

4.

2017-18

1.

2.

3.

4.

2018-19

1.

2.

3.

4.

12. Tender form cost amounting to ₹500/- having DD No. …………… dated ……………..

13. Net worth of the company/ firm (in rupees):……………………………

14. Earnest money deposited (EMD) amounting to ₹25,000/- having DD No……… date …………….

Certified that the aforesaid information is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. In case of any false

statement observed later on, I/ We shall be liable for the consequences.

Dated: Signature

(with office seal)

Annexure -B Financial Bid (Cover B)

(To be submitted separately in sealed envelope)

Tender schedule for supply of library books for various departments in Himachal Pradesh

Technical University- Hamirpur

1. Name of Firm: ……………………………………………………………

2. Address of firm: ……………………………………………………………

3.

Contact No.:

……………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………

Please read general terms & conditions. Quoted rates must be inclusive of all charges by way

of packing, forwarding incidental of transit charge including transit insurance and any other

levies or duties etc. and transportation of material up to University office/store except GST. Sr. No .

Particulars of the Work

Rate/Unit Discount

(%)

Maximum

Discount/

Unit( ₹)

Net Rate/ Unit

1 Tender schedule for supply of

library books for various

departments in Himachal

Pradesh Technical University-

Hamirpur Annexure -C

Date d : ___________ Signature

(W it h O f f i c i a l se al )

Annexure-C

List library books for various departments in Himachal Pradesh Technical University- Hamirpur Sr. No Title of Book Author Publisher Rate/

U nit

Discount

(%)

Maximum

Discount/

Unit( ₹)

Net

Rate/

Unit

BHMCT 1 Hotel Front

Office Jatashankar R. Tewari, Sudhir Andrews

Oxford, McGraw Hill Education

2 Food and Beverage Service

R. Singaravelavan, Vara Prasad, Gopi Krishan

Oxford, Pearson

3 Food Production Operation, Modern Cookery

Pavinder S. Bali, Thangam E.Philip

Oxford, Orient Blackswan Oxford, McGraw Hill

4 Hotel Housekeeping

Andrew Meenakshi Raman, P.D.

Oxford, McGraw Hill Education

5 Business Communication

Chaturvedi Pearson Education India

6 Food Microbiology and Nutrition

Sunetra Roday, William C Frazier

Oxford, McGraw Hill Education

7 Fundamentals of Computers

Reema thareja Oxford

8 Environmental Studies

Erach Bharucha Generic

9 Food Hygiene & Sanitation

Sunetra Roday McGraw Hill Education

10 Financial Management

Prasanna Chandra McGraw Hill Education

11 Hotel Engineering

Sujit Ghosal, Tarun Bansal Oxford, Aman Publication

12 Management Practics & Organisational Behaviour

Chandrani Singh and Aditi Khatri

Sage Publications India Pvt

13 Hotel Facility Planing

Tarun Bansal Oxford

14 Human Values and Ethics

BS. Raghavan S Chand

MCA/ M.TECH 1 Programming

with world wide web

Robert Sebesta Pearson

2 Beginning with HTML,XHTML, CSS and Javascript

John Duckettwiley -wrox Dreamtech Press

3 Java How to Program

Paul Deitel PHI

4 Discrete Mathematics and its Applications

Kenneth H. Rosen Mc Graw Hill

5 Discrete Mathematical structures

Kolman PHI

6 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Expert System

Dan W.Patterson PHI

7 Introduction to Fuzzy Sets and Fuzzy Logic

M Ganesh PHI

8 Artifical Neural Network

B. Yegnanrayana PHI

9 Operations Research

K.K. Chawla, Vijay Gupta, B.K. Sharma

Kalyani Publication

10 Javascript Bible Wiley India 11 Principles of

Mobile computing

Hansmann, Merk, Niklous Springer International Edition

12 Mobile Communications

J.Schiller Addition Wesley

13 GSM System Engineering

A. Mehrotra Addition Wesley

14 Mobile computing

Asoke K Talukdar Tata McGrawHill

15 Introduction to Automata Theory

Hopcroft and Ullman Tata McGrawHill

16 Intoduction to Formal Languages and Automata Theory

Peter Linz Narosa Publising

17 Intoduction to Parallel Processing

M.Shasikumar, Dinesh Shikhare

PHI

18 Parallel Computer-architecture and Programming

V.Rajaraman and C.Siva Ram Murthy

PHI

19 Cloud Computing for Dummies

Judith Hurwitz, r. Bloor Wiley India

20 Principles of compiler design

Afred V Anp and Jeffery D U Narosa/Addison wesley

Pearson

21 Wireless Security-models, Threats and Solution

Nichols and Lekkas Wiley India

22 MATLAB and its Application in Engineering

Bansal/ Goel/Sharma Pearson India

23 Pattern Recognition and Image Preprocessing

Sing T. Bow CRC Press

24 Computer Security: Principles and Practice

W. Stalling PHI

25 Group Discussion and Interview Skills

Priyadarshi Patnaik Foundation Books

26 A foundation course In Human Values and Professional Ethics

RR Gaur, R Sangal Excel book New Delhi

27 Python: The Complete Reference

Martin C. Brown Mc Graw Hill

28 Programming perl

Iarry Wall Oreilly

29 Jdbc, Servlets Santosh Kumar K Kogen Learning

and jsp black Book

solution

30 Jsp and servlets:A Comprehensive Study

Mahesh P.Matha PHI

31 Classical and object oriented software Engineering with UML

Stephen R.Scach Mc Graw Hill

32 Computer Graphics

Honald Baker Pearson

33 Object Oriented Software Engineering

Bernd bruegge Pearson

M.Sc. Environmental Science 1 An intoduction to

Physical Geology Tarbuck E.J. and Latgens F.K. Prentice Hall

2 Course Material of Foundation Course in Disaster Management

Kumar k. Indira Gandhi National Open University

3 Environmental Geology

Valdiya K. S. Tata- McGraw-Hill

4 Geology and Society

Coates Donald R. Chapman and Hall, NY

5 Environmental Geology

Keller Edward A. Prentice Hall ,N J

6 Geology Environment and Society

Valdiya K. S. Univeristy Press, Hyderabad

7 Ecology and Environment Sciences

Singh H.R.and Kumar Neeraj Vishal Publishing Co.

8 Ecology and Environment

Sharma, P.D. Rastogi Publications

9 Concept of Ecology

Edward, J.Kormondy PHI

10 "Front matter" Environment Chemistry Boca Raton

Manahan, Stanley E. CRC Press

11 Environment Chemistry 4th Edition

A K De New Age Internationl (P)Ltd

12 Principalof Environment Chemistry 2nd Edition

J.E. Girard Jones and Bartlett Learning

13 Encyclopedia of Inorganic Chemistry (3ed, AP)

Sigfried H ubener Forschungszentrum Rossendorf

14 Natural resource Conservation Management for a sustainable future.

Chiras D D, Raganold J PandOwen OS.

PHI

15 Mineral resources

Kesler S E. PHI

Economics and Environment

16 Natural resource Management of water and land.

GangstadeE O Van Nostrand Reinhold

17 Environment Sciences

Prohit S.S Shammi, Q.J. & Agrawal, AK

Student Edition,

18 Principal of Environment Studies

Manoharachary,C and Raddy,Jayarama P

B.S Publication

19 Environmental Impact Assessment Methodologies

Anjoneyulu, Y and Monicleam Valli

B.S Publication

20 Hand Book of Solid Waste Management

Kreith,Frank McGraw-Hill

21 Electronic Waste Management

Pant D. Lambart Academic Publishing

22 Pharmaceutical Waste Management

Pant D. Lambart Academic Publishing

23 Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate

Murry L. Salby Cambridge Unversity Press

24 Atmospheric Science An Introductory Survey,2nd Edition

Wallace John M Jr. Peter V. Hobbs

Academic Press

25 Atmospheric Dynamics

John Green Cambridge Unversity Press

26 The Atomosphere An Introduction to Meteorology

Frederick K Lutgens, Edward J.Tarbuck

Phi Prentic- Hall

27 Fundamentals of Atmospheric Modeling

Mark Z. Jacobson Cambridge Unversity Press

28 Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

John H. Seinfeld Spyros N.Pandis

John Wiley& Sons Inc

29 Environmental Law

Bell Stuart &Mc Gillvray Donal University Law Publishing Co.

30 Environmental Law and Policy

Diwan Shyam and Rosencranz Armin

Oxford

31 Environmental and PollutionLaw

Mohanty. S.K. University Law Publishing Co.

32 Environment Law in India,

Singh Gurdip,2004 Mcmillan & Co.

33 Environment Law

S.C. Shastri Eastern Book Company

34 Global Environmental Issues

Smilth P. and Warr K. Hodder and Stoughton London

35 Introduction to Environmental Engineering and Science

Gilbert M. Masters, Wendell P Ela

PHI

36 Textbook of Environmental

P. Venugopala Rao PHI

Engineering 37 Introduction to

Environmental Engineering

David A. Cornwell, Mackenzie L. Davis

Tata- McGraw-Hill

38 Elements of Environmental Engineering

K.N.Duggal S. Chand Publishing

39 Floods, Floodplains and Environmental Myths

Aggarwal A Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi

40 Environmental Hydrology,

Andrew D. Ward and Stanley Trimble

Lewis Publishers

41 Ground Water Exploration Assessment and Development

Karanth K.R.C Tata- McGraw-Hill

42 Evaluation and Development of Groundwater

Mahajan G. Ashish Publishing House

43 Remote Sensing & Image Interpretation

Lillesand & Keifer John Wiley & Sons

44 Introduction to Remote Sensing

James B. Campbell Taylor & Francis

45 Basic Essentials Using GPS

Bruce Grubbs Falcon Press Publishing

46 Environmental Studies: Basic concepts

Ahluwalia V.K. The Energy and Resources Institute

47 Integreted Watersed management Perspectives and problems

Beheim E. Rajwar G.S. Haigh, M and Krecek J

Springer Science & Business Media

48 Environmental Prorection and sustainble Development

Bhatt, S APH Publishier

49 Introduction to Wildlife Conservation in framing

Burchett S. and Burchett, S John Wiley & Sons

50 Watershed Development and Livelihoods

Das, S.K. People's Action in India

51 Glacial Environment, UBC Press Limited Canada

Michael J.Hambrey University of British Columbia

52 Living Ice: Understanding Glaciers and Glaciation

Robert P. Sharp Cambridge Unversity Press

53 Glaciers and Glaciation

Duglas I. Ben and David J.A. Evans

Hodder Education, Taylor and Fransic

54 Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment

Glasson, J. Therivel, R. and Chadwick

Routledge London

55 Environmental Impact Analysis A New Dimension in Decision Making.

Jain R.K. Urban L.V. and Chadwick

Van Nostrand Reinhold

56 Environmental Impact Statement A Practical Guide for agencies citizens and consultants

Kreske D.L. John Wiley & Sons

57 A Handbook of Environmental Impact Assessment

Kulkarni V.S. Kaul S.N. and Trivedi R.K.

Scientific Publishers

58 Handbbok of Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 1 & 2

Petter, J. Blackwell Publishing, UK

59 Natural Disasters. 4th ed.

Abbott, Patrick L. McGraw-Hill Higher Education.

60 Geology, the science of a changing Earth 7th Edition.

Allison, I.S. and Palmer,D.F. McGraw-Hill Inc.

61 Planet Eath-Cosmology, geology and the evolution of life & he environment

Cesare Emiliani Cambridge Unversity Press U.K.

62 Environmental hazards:assessing risk and reducing disaster

Thames & Hudson Smith, Keith

Routledge

63 Handbook of solid waste Management

Kreith, Frank McGraw-Hill. Inc.

64 Municipal Solid Waste Management in Developing Countries

Kumar S. Taylor and Francis

65 Hazardous Waste Management by Environmental Resource Management, ISBN

Jeffrey C. Evans Michael D. LaGrega, Phillip1. Backingham

66 Ecology and Environment

Sharma, P.D Rastogi Publications

67 Wildlife Biology Dasman, R.F. John Wiley & Sons

68 Wildlife Management Technologies

Giles, R.H. Natural Publ. Dehradun

69 Textbook of Environmental Studies

Deeksha, D, and Katewa, S.S. Cengage Learning India Pvt. Ltd

70 General Meteolology,

Byers, H.R. McGraw Hill,

71 Introduction to Metrorology

Cole F.W Wiley

72 Climatology Lal, D.S. ShardaPustak Bhawan Allahabad

73 Applied Climatology

Griffith J.F. Oxford University Press

74 Geothermal Energy

Gupta, H.K.& Roy, S. Elsevier

75 Wealth from waste

Lal, B., and Sharma, P.M. The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi

76 Renewable energy source and climate change mitigation:Special report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change.

Edenhofer, O., Pichs-Madruga, R., Sokona, Y

Cambridge University Press

77 Ecotoxicology:Fundamentals of Ecotoxicology

Newman, M.C, Lawrence, C.A.,and Unger.M.A

CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida

78 Principles of Ecotoxicology

Walker, C.H., Hopkin, S.P., Sibly, R.M.., and Peakall D.B.

Taylor & Francis, London Environmental Health

79 Living with the Earth: Concepts in Environmental Health Science

Moore G.S. Lewis Publishers Michigan

MBA( Tourism and Hospitality Management) 1 Tourism:

Principles and Practices

Sampad Kumar Swain Oxford Higher Education

2 Tourism: Concepts and Practices

John R. Walker, Josielyn T. Walker

PHI

3 Tourism: Principles, Practices, Concepts And Philosophies

Renu Malra PHI

4 Tourism - Past, Present and Future,

Burkart A.J., Medlik S., Heinemann, London.

5 Understanding Tourism

Medlik, S., Butterworth Hinemann, Oxford.

6 Tourism Operations and Management

SunetraRoday; ArchanaBiwal; Joshi Vandana

Oxford Higher Education

7 Tour Operators and Operations

David & Holland CABI Publishing

8 Business of Travel Agency & Tour Operations Management

Bhatia A.K Sterling Publishers Pvt.Ltd

9 Tourism Product and Services

Sharma Jitendra Kumar Kanishka Publishing House

10 Travel Agency and Tour Operation

Sharma Lalita Centrum Press

11 Tourism Geography

Williams Stephen Taylor & Francis Ltd

12 Tourism Geography

Sunil Baghla Book Enclave

13 Tourism Geography

M. Y. Khan Wisdom Press

14 Geography of Tourism

DrChaturbhujMamoriaDrKomal Singh

SBPD Publications

15 Oxford Student Atlas For India

OXFORD OXFORD

16 Introduction to Management

John R. SchermerhornDaniel G. Bachrach

Wiley

17 Introduction to Management in the Hospitality Industry

Barrows Clayton W. Wiley india Pvt. Ltd

18 Study Guide to accompany Introduction to Management in the Hospitality Industry

Barrows Clayton W. John Wiley & Sons Inc

19 Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism

Kotler Philip Pearson Education India

20 Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism

James Makens, SeyhmusBaloglu

Pearson

21 Marketing Communications in Tourism and Hospitality

McCabe Scott Taylor & Francis Ltd

22 Food and Beverage Service Management

Gupta Ashim Centrum Press

23 Food & Beverage Service and Management

Bobby George Sandeep Chatterjee

Jaico

24 Food and Beverage Services

R. Singaravelavan Oxford University Press

25 Hotel Front Office Operations and Management

Jatashankar R Tewari Oxford University Press

26 Tourism: Sustained Development and Management

S. Das, R Kumar, Veena Tewari Nandi

Enkay Publishing House

27 Eco Tourism and Sustainable Development

Nigam Satish Chandra Rajat Publications

28 Event Management and Marketing: Theory, Practical Approaches and Planning

Anu krati Sharma Shruti Arora

BHARTI BHAWAN

29 Communication Skills

McCloud Ace Pro Mastery Publishing

30 Communication Skills

Kumar Sanjay EOU India

31 Introduction to Air Transport Economics

Vasigh Bijan Taylor & Francis Ltd

32 An Introduction to Airline Economics

William E. O'Connor Greenwood Pub Group

33 Airline Management

Barry W.S. Taylor & Francis Ltd

34 Airline Operations and Delay Management

Wu Cheng-Lung Taylor & Francis Ltd

35 Event Planning Oliver Ian , D. Lulu.com 36 Event

Management Wagen Pearson

37 Foreign Exchange Management and Air Ticketing

Singh L. K. Gyan Books

38 Consumer Behaviour in Tourism

Horner Susan Taylor & Francis Ltd

39 Culinary Taste - Consumer Behaviour in the International Restaurant Sector

Sloan Donald A Butterworth-heinemann

40 Adventure Tourism

Beard Colin Taylor & Francis Ltd

41 INCREDIBLE INDIA 2.0: Synergies for Growth and Governance

Amithabh Kant Sahay Rupa Publications India

42 Timeshare Resort Operations: A Guide to Management Practice

Upchurch Randall A Butterworth-heinemann Title

43 Aviation and Tourism

Anne gram Taylor & Francis Ltd

44 Tourism Development

Bhatia,A.K. Sterling

45 Tourism & Hotel Management

Gill, Puspinder(Ed) Anmol

46 Tourism Management

Bajwa, Jagvir Singh Aph

47 Global Tourism Chakraborty, Ahana Aph 48 Tourism

Development: Problems & Prospective

Jain, Yashodara Aph

49 Tourism Development In India

Babu, A Satish Aph

50 Tourism Akhtar,Javaid Aph

Management In India

51 Front Office Operation

Dix, Colin Pearson

52 Tourism Management

Puria, Bijender K Aph

53 Profiles Of Indian Tourism

Singh, Shalini(Ed) Aph

54 Tourism Perspective In Bihar

Sinha, Nishi Aph

55 Tourism Perespective In Andaman & Nicobar Island

Ghosh,G.K. Aph

56 Hotel & Tourism Laws

Negi, Jagmohan Frank

57 Tourism Management In India

Akhtar,Javaid Aph

58 Front Office Operation

Dix, Colin Pearson

59 Tourism Management

Puria, Bijender K Aph

60 Tourism Perspective In Bihar

Sinha, Nishi Aph

61 Tourism Perespective In Andaman & Nicobar Island

Ghosh,G.K. Aph

62 Hotel & Tourism Laws

Negi, Jagmohan Frank

63 Tourism Management In India

Akhtar,Javaid Aph

64 Front Office Operation

Dix, Colin Pearson

65 Tourism Perspective In Bihar

Sinha, Nishi Aph

66 Tourism Perespective In Andaman & Nicobar Island

Ghosh,G.K. Aph

67 Hotel & Tourism Laws

Negi, Jagmohan Frank

68 Basics Of Torurism

Kamra, Krishna K. Frank

69 Tourism & Environment

Sharma, Shashi Prapa Frank

70 Business Communication

Diwan, Parag Excel Books

71 Travel Agency Operations

Rastogi,A.P. Aman

72 Fundamental Of Travel And Tourism

Ballabh, Anand Akansha

73 Wildlife And Ecotourism

Chandra,R. Akansha

74 Fundamental Of Travel And

Ballabh, Anand Akansha

Tourism 75 Wildlife And

Ecotourism Chandra,R. Akansha

76 HRM In Tourism And Hospitality

Lee-Rposs,Darren(Ed.) Thomson

77 Managerial Economics

Thomas, Christopher R. Tata Mcgraw Hill

78 Successful Toruism(Tourism & Practice)

Seth, Pran Nath Sterling, New Delhi

79 Basic Communication Skills For Technology

Rutherfoord, Andrea J. Pearson New Delhi

80 The geography of tourism and recreation

Hall, c. Michael Delhi: pearson

81 Tourism in India: an economic activity

Bhandari,Anil K. Har-Anand/N.Delhi

82 Intriguing India:the alluring North

Hugh and Gantzer,Colleen Niyogi/N.Delhi

83 Ecotourism Jagbir Singh I.K.Inernationl/N.Delhi

84 TOURISM ECONOMICS

MUKHOPADHYAY, SIPRA ANE BOOKS Pvt Ltd/ New Delhi

85 carbon management in tourism

gossling, stefan routledge

86 heritage, sport and tourism

gammon, sean(editor) Routledge

87 sport tourism clibson, heather Routledge 88 elements and

dimensions of hospitality management

ratandeep singh Kanishka

89 HRM:Textbook for the Hospitality Industry

Andrew Sudhir Tata Mcgraw Hill

90 Business Environment:Test & Cases

Paul Tata Mcgraw Hill

91 Business Ethics:An Indian Perspective

Francis Tata Mcgraw Hill

92 International Business-Trends, Issues and Challenges (Ed.)

S. P Bansal Bharti Publications, Delhi

93 Tourism-Present and Future Perspective(Ed.)

S. P Bansal Kanishka Publishers, New Delhi

94 Tourism-Concepts, Issues and Challenges(Ed.)

S. P Bansal Neha Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi

95 Tourism Development and Its Impact

S. P Bansal SaiPrintographer, New Delhi

96 Tourism towards 21st Century (Ed.)

S. P Bansal Deep and Deep Publications,New Delhi

M. Sc. Physics 1 Mathematical methods

for Physicists George Arfken, Hans Weber and Harris

Elsevier

2 Mathematical Physics B. S. Rajput Pragati Prakashan,

3 Mathematical Physics with Classical Mechanics

Satya Prakash Sultan Chand & Sons

4 Classical Mechanics Gupta, Kumar and Sharma

Pragati Prakashan

5 Classical Mechanics J.C. Upadhyaya Himalaya Publishing House

6 Classical Electrodynamics

J.D. Jackson John Wiley-India

7 Electrodynamics Gupta, Kumar and Singh Pragati Prakashan

8 Introduction to Electrodynamics

D. J Griffiths Pearson Education

9 Quantum Mechanics B.S. Rajput Pragati Prakashan

10 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics,

David J. Griffiths Cambridge University Press

11 Quantum Mechanics - Concepts and Applications

N. Zettili John Wiley and Sons, Ltd.

12 Quantum Mechanics Ghatak & Loknathan MacMillan India 13 Introduction to High

Energy Physics D.H. Perkins Cambridge

University Press

14 Quantum Mechanics and field theory

B.K. Agarwal PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd.

15 Thin Film fundamentals

A. Goswami New age International

16 Introduction to Nanotechnology

Charles P. Poole Jr. and Franks J. Qwens

Wiley

17 Physics of Semiconductor Nanostructures

K.P. Jain Narosa

18 Materials Characterization Techniques

Sam Zhang, Lin Li, Ashok Kumar

CRC Press

19 Instrumentation: Devices and Systems

C.S. Rangan, G.R. Sarma and V.S.V. Mani, Ltd.

Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co.

20 Vacuum Science and Technology

V.V. Rao, T.B. Gosh, K.L. Chopra

Allied Publishers

21 Solid State Physics S.O. Pillai New Age International Publishers

22 Text Book of Electronics

S. Chattopadhyay New Central Book Agency (P) Ltd.

23 Statistical Mechanics R.K. Pathria and P.D. Beale

Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford

24 An introduction to Thermodynamic and Statistical Mechanics

Keith Stowe Cambridge University Press

25 Advanced Practical Physics Vol I & II

S. P. Singh Pragati Prakashan

26 Group Theory for Physicists

A.W. Joshi Wiley Eastern

27 Matrices and Tensors in Physics

A.W. Joshi Wiley Eastern

28 Integrated Electronics: Analog and Digital Circuits and Systems

Millman and Halkias McGraw-Hill

29 Digital Principles and Applications

Donald P Leach, A. P Malvino & G. Saha

McGraw Hill Education

30 Statistical Mechanics S. L. Kakani, C. Hemrajani

Paperback

31 Solid State Physics: Theory, Applications & Problems

S. L. Kakani and C Hemrajajani

Sultan Chand & Sons, Delhi

32 Nuclear Physics: Experimental and Theoretical

H.S. Hans New Academic Science Ltd

33 Nuclear Physics D.C. Tayal Himalaya Publishing House

34 Nuclear and Particle Physics

W.E. Burcham and M. Jobes

Addision –Wisely

35 A Modern Introduction to Particle Physics

Riazuddin and Fayyazudi

World Scientific

36 Numerical Methods for Engineers

Steven C Chapra, Raymond P Canale

Tata McGraw-Hill Education

37 Elementary Numerical Analysis

Conte S.D Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Company

38 Numerical Methods And Computer Programming

Anju Kahndelwal Narosa

39 Spectroscopy (Atomic and molecular)

G. R. Chatwal and S. K. Anand

Himalaya Publishing House

40 Atomic and Molecular Spectra

Raj kumar Kedarnath Ramnath Prakashan

41 Thin Film fundamentals

A. Goswami New age International

42 Research Methodology: A Step by Step Guide

Ranjit Kumar Sage South Asia

43 Research Methodology C R Kothari New Age International

44 Research – How to plan,speak and write about it.

C.Hawkins & M Sorgi Norosa Publishing House

45 Introduction to Nanotechnology

Charles P. Poole Jr. and Franks J. Qwens

Wiley

46 Modern Elementary Particles Physics

G.L.Kane Addison Wesley

47 Vacuum Science and Technology by

V.V. Rao, T.B. Gosh, K.L. Chopra

Allied Publishers

48 Materials Characterization Techniques

Kindle Edition, by Sam Zhang, Lin Li , Ashok Kumar

CRC Press

49 An Introduction to Nuclear Astrophysics,

Jean Audouze and Sylvte Vaudair

Springer Netherlands

50 The Early Universe E.W. Kolb and M.S. Turner

Addision – Wesley

51 Curriculum Reforms and Teaching Methods

Bela Rani Sharma Sarup and sons, New Delhi

52 Educational Technology

Kumar, K.L. New Age International

53 How Things Work the Physics of Everyday Life

Louis A. Bloomfield Wiley Publication

54 Vedic Physics Keshav Dev Verma MotiLal Banarasi Dass

55 Recycling and recovery of plastics

R. Johanner Brandrup Hanser Publishers

56 Plastics Waste Management, Disposal Recycling and Reuse

Nabil Mustafa Marcel Dekker, Inc. New York

57 A Concise History of Science in India.

Bose , D. M ., Sen , S. N., and Subba rayappa, B. V.

Indian National Science Academy

58 Studies in the History of Science in India (2 Vols.).

Chattopadhyaya, Debiprasad

Editorial Enterprises

59 Concepts of Physics H. C. Verma Bharati Bhawan 60 Materials

Characterization: Introduction to Microscopic and Spectroscopic Methods

Yang Leng Wiley

61 Instrumentation: Devices and Systems

C.S. Rangan, G.R. Sarma and V.S.V. Mani

Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Co. Ltd.

62 Characterization of Materials

John B. Wachtman & Zwi. H. Kalman

Pub. Butterworth Heinemann

63 Optoelectronics-An Introduction.

J. Wilson. , J.F.B Hawkes Prentice Hall Internat.

64 Optical communication systems

John Gowar Prentice Hall of India Pvt.Ltd

65 Optical fibre communications-Principles and practice

John. M.Senior. Prentice Hall Internat.

66 Fundamentals of Environmental Science

G. S. Dhaliwal, G. S. Sangha and P. K. Raina

Kalyani Pub.

67 Fundamentals of Renewable Energy Processes

Aldo V. da Rosa Academic Press

68 Physics of low-dimensional semiconductors

J. H Davies Cambridge university press

69 A Collections of Questions and Problems in Physics

L.A. Sena CBS

Yoga 1 Hathayoga pradipika

(hindi & English) Parmhansa Swami Anantbharti

Chaukhmba orientalia

2 Hathayog manjari Sahjanand Kaivlyadham, shri manmaadhav yogmandir samiti

3 Teaching methods for yogic practices

Dr. ML gharote & Dr. SK ganguly

Do

4 Asanas( hindi& Swami kuvlayananda Do

English) 5 Hathayoga pradipika swatmaraam Do 6 Pranayaama (hindi

and english) Swami kuvlayananda Do

7 Vashishtha samhita (hindi and english)

Yogkanda Do

8 Yog evam mansik swasthya

Ranjit singh Bhogal Do

9 Shiv sanhita( eng and hindi)

Do

10 Goraksh satkam Swami Kuvlayanand Do 11 Gherand samhita ML Gharote & Swami

Digambar ji Do

12 The Five Great elements rediscovered ((hindi and english))

Swami Nityamuktananda

Do

13 Structure and functions of human body and effects of yogic practices on it

Do

14 Patanjal yoga sutra (eng and hindi)

Dr PV Karambelkar Do

15 Anatomy and physiology of yogic practices

Gore MM New age

16 Application in yoga Gharote and Manmath M and others

Kaivalayadham lonavala

17 Patanjal yoga shastra (eng and hindi)

Paramhansa Swami Anantabharti

Indu prakashan

18 Patanjal yog pr baudh dharm ka prabhaav

do Do

19 Yog ratnakar do Do 20 Rajyog sadhna aur

siddhant Do Do

21 Pranayaam sadhna Do Do 22 Yog aur maansik

swasthya Do Do

23 Shandilya yog shashtra

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24 Kundalinni sadhna Do Do 25 Yog aur swasthya Do Do 26 Yog chudamani hindi

vyakhya sahit Do Do

27 Dattatreya yoga shastra

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28 Yoga beej Do Do 29 Rajyog and its

practices do Do

30 Gherand samhita ((hindi and english))

Swami niranjana saraswati

Yog publication

31 Asan pranayam mudra bandh (hindi and english)

Swami satyananda saraswati

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32 Rog aur yog eng and hindi

Dr. swami karmananda saraswati

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33 Hathyog pradipika (hindi and english)

Swami muktibodhananda

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34 Practical yoga pschylogy

Dr rishi vivekananda Do

35 Yoga for digestive Dr. swami Do

system shankaradevananda 36 Suryanamasakara eng

and hindi Swami satyananda saraswati

Do

37 Astadal yoga mala (1-8)

Bks iyengar Allied publisher pvt. Ltd

38 Bhartiya yog parampara ke vividh aayaam

Pandey Rajkumari Radhe publication

39 Hathyog ke aadhar evm prayog

Basvareddi and sp pathak

Mdniy

40 Hathpadipika jyotasana tika (hindi and english)

swatmaram Kaivalayadham lonavala

41 Hathayoga and human health

Karpal, nitin and Shankar ganesh

Satyam publishing house

42 Gyanyog, bhaktiyog, karmyog, rajyog

Swami Vivekananda Ramkrishan math Nagpur

43 Light on pranayama (hindi and english)

Bks iyengar Harper Collins London

44 Light on the yoga sutra of patanjal (hindi and english)

Do Aquarian thorsons publishers

45 Light on yoga Do Harper Collins publishers London

46 Nathmunis yoga rahasaya (hindi and english)

T krishnamacharya Krishnmacharya yoga mandiram Chennai

47 Theuraptic references in traditional yoga texts

Gharote & MM The lonavala institute kaivlayadham

48 Vedon men yogvidya Swamim divyananda saraswati

Yogic shodhsamsthan haridwar

49 Patanjal yoga pradeep (hindi and english)

Swami omanand teertha Geeta press Gorakhpur

50 Yoga vashishtha (hindi and english)

do Do

MBA 1 Security and Portfolio

Management Donald E. Fisher, Ronald J.Jordon, A K Pradhan

Pearson

2 Advertising Management

Rajeev Batra, John G.Myers, David A.Aaker

Pearson Education

3 Selling and sales management

Jobber David Pearson Education

4 Principles of risk management and insurance

George F.Rejda, Michael MC Vamara

Pearson

5 Import Export Management

McGraw Hill Education Parul Gupta

6 Export Management DC Kapoor Vikas Publication 7 Business law Tejpal Sheth Pearson 8 Organizational

Behavior Stephen P.Robbins

9 Accountancy for Management

M.N Arora HimalyaPublising House

10 Business Environment C.B Gupta Sultan Chand and Sons

11 Double entry and Book-Keeping

T.S Grewal’s Sultan Chand and Sons

12 Business Statistics S.P Gupta Sultan Chand

and Sons 13 Management

Accounting R.S.N.Pallvi Bagevathi Sultan Chand

and Sons

14 Rural Marketing – Text and Cases

Krishna macharyulu, C.S.G and Rama Krishnan Lalitha,

Pearson Education, New Delhi.

15 Rural Marketing Balram, Dogra and Ghuman, Kharminder

Tata McGraw Hill, NewDelhi

16 Industrial Relations, Trade Unions, and Labour Legislation

Sinha, P.R.N. et al New Delhi

Pearson Education, New Delhi

17 Industrial Relations: Emerging Paradigms

Singh, B.D. Excel Books

18 Labor and Industrial Laws

Padhi, P.K. Prentice Hall of India

19 Industrial Psychology Agunis, H. Pearson Education, New Delhi

20 Industrial Psychology M.L.Blum, J.C.Nayur CBS Publishers 21 Enterprise Resource

Planning Alexis, Leon Tata McGraw

Hill, New Delhi

22 Enterprise Resource Planning

AshimSingla Cengage Learning

23 Insurance and Risk Management

Gupta. P.K. Himalaya Publishing House

24 Principles of Insurance and Risk Management

Mittal. Alka. And Gupta. S. L.

Sultan Chand and Sons

25 Tourism development Bhatia, A.K.

Sterling Publisher, New Delhi

26 Operations Research: Theory and Applications

Sharma. J. K

Macmillan India Ltd.

27 Quantitative Techniques for Managerial Decisions

J.K. Sharma

Macmillan India Ltd.

28 Supply Chain Logistics Management: A Balanced Approach

Wisner/ Tan/ Leong

Cengage Learning

29 A Text Book of Logistics and Supply chain management

Agarwal D.K.

Macmillan India Ltd.

30 International Financial Management

Apte, P.G

Tata McGraw Hill, New Delhi

31 International Financial Management

Sharan

Prentice–Hall

32 Financial Institutes & Markets

Bhole, L.M.

Tata McGraw Hill, New Delhi

33 Services Marketing: People, Technology and Strategy

Love lock Christopher Pearson Education, New Delhi

34 Service Marketing: People, Technology, Strategy

Lovelock C. H., Wirtz, J. and Chaterjee, J.

Pearson Education, New Delhi

35 Internet Based Marketing: Trends, Issues & Challenges for Digital Marketing & Web Based Advertising

Singh Bhagwan

Anamika Publishers & Distributers, New Delhi

36 Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice

Dave Chaffey, Fiona Ellis Chadwick, Kevin Johnston & Richard Mayer

Pearson Education, New Delhi

37 Managing Retailing Sinha P.K., Uniyal D.P.,

Oxford University Press

38 Retail Management Nayak/Dash

Cengage Learning

39 Cross cultural management- text and cases

Dipak Kumar Bhattacharyya

PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

40 International Human Resource Management: Managing People in a Multinational Context.

Dowling, P.J. & Welch, D.E. Cengage Learning

Cengage Learning

41 Organizational Behavior

Robbins, S. P.

Pearson Education, New Delhi

42 Organizational Behaviour: Emerging Realities for the Workplace Revolution

McShane, S. L & Glinow M. A. V.

Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Ltd.

43 Training in Organizations

Goldstein, I.L. & Ford, J.K. Cengage Learning

Cengage Learning

44 Effective Training: Systems, Strategies and Practices

Blanchard, P. N. & Thacker, W. J.

Pearson Education, New Delhi

45 Altai Himalaya-Two Foundation of Eurasia-A Monograph, 2012

S. P. Bansal Sattayam Publishing House, New Delhi

46 Principles of Marketing

S. P. Bansal Kalyani Publisher

47 Marketing Research S. P. Bansal Kalyani Publisher

48 Marketing Management

S. P. Bansal Kalyani Publisher

49 Corporate Social Responsibility: Inclusive & Sustainable Growth

S. P. Bansal, Kulbhushan Chandel

Bharti publications

50 International Marketing

Sunil Gupta, Kulbhushan Chandel

Kalyani Publishers

51 Marketing Management

Ashok Jain, Kulbhushan Chandel

VK Global Publication

52 Business Policy and Strategic Management

Azhar Kazmi Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Ltd.

53 Industrial Psychology M.L.Blum CBS Publishers 54 Industrial Psychology Agunis, H Pearson

Education, New Delhi

55 E-Business and E-Commerce Management- Strategy, Implementation and

Dave Chaffey Pearson Education

Practice, 56 International

Marketing. 11th Edition

Cateora, Philip R. and Graham John L.

Tata McGraw- Hill, New Delhi

57 International Marketing, 8th Edition,

Czinkota, Michael R., and Ronkainen, Ilkka A.

Cengage Learning, New Delhi

58 International Business Environment

Saleem, Shaikh Pearson Education

59 The Indian Economy Since1991; Economic reforms and performance

Prakash, B A Pearson Education, New Delhi

60 International Marketing Management

Varshney R.L, Bhattacharya

Sultan Chand & Sons

61 Merchandise Mathematics for Retailing

Easterling, R. C., Flottman, E.L., Jernigan, M. H. and Wuest, B.E.S.

Pearson Education, New Delhi

62 International Human Resource Management: Managing People in a Multinational Context

Dowling, P.J. & Welch, D.E.

Cengage Learning

63 Managing a Global Workforce: Challenges and Opportunities in International Human Resource Management

Vance, C.M. & Paik Y. PHI

64 Cross cultural management- text and cases

Dipak Kumar Bhattacharyya

PHI

65 Organizational Behavior

Robbins, S. P. Pearson Education

66 Training in Organizations

Goldstein, I.L. & Ford, J.K Cengage Learning

67 Employees Training and Development

Raymond Noe, A. McGraw Hill Publication

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