No. 9-10 September-October 2014 Current Awareness Bulletin Centre for Women’s Development Studies 25, Bhai Vir Singh Marg (Gole Market), New Delhi-110001, India. Ph.: 011-32226930, 32226931 Fax: 91-23346044 E-mail: cwdslib@vsnl. net | URL: www.cwds.ac.in/library/library.htm 1 CONTENTS Section 1: Journals/ Periodicals/ Newsletters Articles Ageing ...................................................................... 001 Child Abuse .............................................................. 002-004 Child Labour ............................................................. 005-020 Children .................................................................... 021-036 Children’s Rights ...................................................... 037-042 Communalism ........................................................... 043-048 Demography ............................................................. 049 Education .................................................................. 050-052 Employment ............................................................. 053-058 Eunuchs .................................................................... 059 Family Planning ........................................................ 060 Feminism .................................................................. 061-062 Food Security ............................................................ 063-065 Gender Studies .......................................................... 066 Girl Child .................................................................. 067-074 Health ....................................................................... 075-080 Laws ......................................................................... 081-098 Library and Information Science ............................... 099 Media ........................................................................ 100-101 Migration .................................................................. 102-105 Personalia ................................................................. 106-112 Programmes and Policies .......................................... 113-116 Reproductive Health ................................................. 117 Reproductive Technologies ....................................... 118-129 Sexuality ................................................................... 130-148 Social Sciences ......................................................... 149-150 Widows ..................................................................... 151-158 2 Women-Ageing ........................................................ 159-160 -Arts................................................................ 161-163 -Awards .......................................................... 164-165 -Banking ......................................................... 166 -Budget ........................................................... 167 -Conferences ................................................... 168-169 -Crimes ........................................................... 170 -Detention ....................................................... 171-172 -Development ................................................. 173 -Education ...................................................... 174-183 -Employment .................................................. 184-207 -Empowerment ............................................... 208-215 -Environment .................................................. 216-218 -Forestry ......................................................... 219 -Health ............................................................ 220-233 -Housing ......................................................... 234 -Laws .............................................................. 235-291 -Literature ....................................................... 292-294 -Marriage ........................................................ 295-298 -Media ............................................................ 299-311 -Migration ....................................................... 312 -Movements .................................................... 313-317 -Muslims ......................................................... 318-319 -Organisations ................................................. 320-323 -Politics ........................................................... 324-330 -Programmes and Policies ............................... 331-335 -Religion ......................................................... 336 -Scheduled Castes ........................................... 337-338 -Sports ............................................................ 339-342 -Status ............................................................. 343 -Tribes and Tribals .......................................... 344 -Violence Against ........................................... 345-366 -Domestic Violence .............................. 367-368 -Dowry ................................................. 369-371 -Foeticide .............................................. 372 -Infanticide ........................................... 373 -Rape .................................................... 374-404 -Sex Workers ........................................ 405-410 -Sexual Harassment .............................. 411-422 -Witch Hunting ..................................... 423-425 Women’s Rights ....................................................... 426-428 Women’s Studies ...................................................... 429 3 Section 2: Books/ Mimeo Papers/ Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops Reports Ageing ...................................................................... 001 Architecture .............................................................. 002 Children .................................................................... 003-006 Collected Works ....................................................... 007 Fiction....................................................................... 008-016 Fundamentalism ........................................................ 017 History ...................................................................... 018-019 Laws ......................................................................... 020 Marriage ................................................................... 021 Migration .................................................................. 022-023 Reproductive Health ................................................. 024 Reproductive Technologies ....................................... 025-026 Scheduled Castes ...................................................... 027-028 Sexuality ................................................................... 029 Social Structure ......................................................... 030 Women-Agriculture .................................................. 031 -Biographies ................................................... 032-036 -Crimes ........................................................... 037 -Development ................................................. 038-039 -Education ...................................................... 040-041 -Employment .................................................. 042-043 -Food Policy ................................................... 044 -Health ............................................................ 045 -Information and Communication Technologies ............................................ 046 -Laws .............................................................. 047 -Panchayati Raj ............................................... 048-050 -Politics ........................................................... 051 -Psychology .................................................... 052 -Religion ......................................................... 053 -Scheduled Castes ........................................... 054 -Status ............................................................. 055-059 -Violence Against ........................................... 060-061 4 Women’s Studies ...................................................... 062-064 Youth ........................................................................ 065 Annual Reports ......................................................... 066-072 5 List of Journals/ Newspaper are Indexed in this Issue Antim Jan (New Delhi) Asian Age (New Delhi) Bharatiya Rajnitik Vigyan Shodh Patrika (Meerut) Deccan Herald (Bangalore) Development and Change (The Hague) Economic and Political Weekly (Mumbai) Frontier (Kolkata) Frontline (Chennai) Grassroots (Chennai) Hashiye ki Avaaz (New Delhi) Health Action (Secunderabad) Hindu (New Delhi) Hindustan Times (New Delhi) Human Touch (New Delhi) Indian Educational Review (New Delhi) Indian Express (New Delhi) Indian Journal of Political Science (Meerut) Journal of Development Management and Communication (Jaipur) 6 Journal of Indian Research (Ghaziabad) Journal of the History of Sexuality (Austin, Texas) Lawyers Update (New Delhi) Legal News and Views (New Delhi) Madhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences (Ujjain) Mahila Vidhi Bharati (New Delhi) Mainstream (New Delhi) Mass Media (New Delhi) Samaj Kalyan (New Delhi) Seminar (New Delhi) Social Change and Development (Guwahati) Social Scientist (New Delhi) Social Welfare (New Delhi) Sociological Bulletin (New Delhi) Span (New Delhi) Telegraph (Kolkata) Times of India (New Delhi) University News (New Delhi) 7 Section – I 8 Ageing 001 Vriddhavastha gyan ka adbhut hai bhandar mata-pita ke ish se judye huai hai taar. Samaj Kalyan. 60(3); October 2014. [Whole issue]. Child Abuse 002 Grover, Nishtha Childline service to be expanded nationwide. Asian Age. 18 October; 2014. p.14. 003 See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Indian Express. 4 September; 2014. p.15. 004 Sinha, Anil Children suffer worst violence at hands of their protectors. Deccan Herald. 13 September; 2014. p.11. Child Labour 005 Aiyar, Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Child labour can't end without good schools for all. Times of India. 19 October; 2014. p.10. 006 All work no play. Hindu. 19 October; 2014. p.12. 007 Grover, Nishtha Delhi ranks 23rd in employment of children under 14 yrs. Asian Age. 19 October; 2014. p.14. 008 Grover, Nishtha Scared of abuse, life is not easy for street children. Asian Age. 21 October; 2014. p.17. 009 Khairoowala, Mohiuddin and Singh, Abhay Vikram Issues and challenges of child labour in global perspective. Indian Journal of Political Science. 74(3); July-September 2013. p.501-516. 010 Mathur, Aneesha Change definition of child labour, NGO tells high court. Indian Express(Mag.). 4 September; 2014. p.2. 9 011 Munshi, Suhas Burden of labour kills childhood dreams. Times of India. 12 October; 2014. p.5. 012 Pandit, Ambika Why rescue can be traumatic. Times of India. 12 October; 2014. p.4. 013 Pandit, Ambika World celebrate Nobel but Delhi slips on child labour. Times of India. 12 October; 2014. p.1,4. 014 Sikdar, Shubhomoy Man tricks parents of minor workers into paying dues. Hindu. 5 September; 2014. p.3. 015 Singh, Binay Activist who launched carpet bombing against child labour. Times of India. 11 October; 2014. p.20. 016 Singh, Rao Jaswant and Joshi, Vimal Chander Ggn govt school makes girls haul tiles. Times of India. 18 October; 2014. p.10. 017 Sinha, Shantha Child labour and education. Indian Journal of Human Development. 7(2); July-December 2013. p.377-379. 018 Tewary, Amarnath Once free Hisua swarms with child labourers. Hindu. 22 October; 2014. p.1. 019 Tseng, Ashley Child labour: a global scourge. Frontier. 47(5); 10-16 August 2014. p.9-10. 020 Venkat, Vidya Child labour is rampant in the informal sector. Hindu. 19 October; 2014. p.12. 10