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A key highlight of this book is the integration of Python applications in OR, demonstrating how computational tools enhance problem-solving efficiency. The Python section covers libraries for optimization, graphical solutions for linear programming, and implementations for solving transportation and assignment models. By bridging theoretical knowledge with practical computational approaches, this textbook serves as an essential guide for mastering OR techniques and their modern applications.

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This book is highly relevant to innovated and enhance knowledge about Ethnobotany and helpful for undergraduate, post-graduate students, research scholars and faculty. The book incorporates chapters authored by eminent botanists who are working in the field of Ethnobotany since a long time.

Learn all about:

• asking and getting high prices for your products and services, even in a “saturated” market
• thinking creatively at all times, even in a competitive market
• turning compliments into income and motivating people to act, even if they had not been planning to buy from you
• creating a growing community around you and “educating” it to patronize you and not your competitors
• marketing and selling differently and more effectively than do your competitors
• making as many people as possible talk about you as much as possible, saying only good things
• and more . . .

Math My Favorite is a book you will turn to everyday for stimulating activities that make kids think.

• Thought-provoking insights on overcoming resistance to change and embracing innovation.

Kakushin is more than just a concept; it is a way of thinking and living that encourages continuous improvement and the pursuit of excellence. This book invites you to embark on a transformative journey, empowering you to create meaningful change and unlock your full potential.

The methodology presented in this book is an effective, practical and structured formula for transforming any debilitating habit into a better one, to generate business success, money, and prosperity.

Dr. Debarati Ghosh (M.Phil., Jadavpur University, Ph.D., Calcutta University) is an Associate Professor in Political Science in Gobardanga Hindu College under the then Calcutta University, presently under the West Bengal State University. She has, to her credit, a few research papers published in edited books and participated in a number of national and international seminars and workshops. She also creditably participated in the World Anthropology Congress in Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Bhubaneswar in 2023 where she presented a research paper in one of the panels of the Congress. Her area of research interest is archaeology and political anthropology.

Indian Muslims feel marginalized politically, economically and socially. Their educational status is pathetic, to say the least. But what has been frightening the Muslims the most is the frequent outbreak of communal violence. There is also the lurking danger of uniform civil code which has the potential to violently polarize the country along communal lines. Similarly wide- spread discrimination, and in some cases social exclusion are also important problems. There are internal as well as external reasons behind the problems mentioned above. The Muslim Reality in India is an attempt to analyse the problems objectively and find out viable solutions to them. Like the causes of the problems, the solutions, too, are both internal and external. The Muslim Reality in India is thus an objective analysis as well as approach to solve the problems of the largest minority in the country.

Through her exploration of caricatures published in Palestinian newspapers, Dr. Etty Stav provides readers with an insightful view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The caricatures contained in this collection range from humorous and cynical to inciting and hateful, having the capability to shape the Palestinian collective consciousness. This compelling selection of images proves that a picture truly can speak a thousand words.