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SYSTEMS THEORY WAS BORROWED BY SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM BIOLOGY WHERE ITS MEANING IS COMPLEX AND TECHNICAL. AS APPLIED TO SOCIAL SCIENCE, A SYSTEM IS A SET OF INTERRELATED ELEMENTS AS DISTINGUISHED FROM THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE SET. GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY IS CONCERNED WITH DEVELOPING A SYSTEMATIC, THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR DESCRIBING GENERAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE EMPIRICAL WORLD.

SYSTEMS THEORY WAS BORROWED BY SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM BIOLOGY WHERE ITS MEANING IS COMPLEX AND TECHNICAL. AS APPLIED TO SOCIAL SCIENCE, A SYSTEM IS A SET OF INTERRELATED ELEMENTS AS DISTINGUISHED FROM THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE SET. GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY IS CONCERNED WITH DEVELOPING A SYS/ TEMATIC, THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR DESCRIBING GENERAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE EMPIRICAL WORLD.

Part I. Concept and Institution: 1. The conceptual framework; 2. The institutional framework; Part II. Jurisdiction and Functions: 3. The reporting procedure; 4. The inter-state communication procedure; 5. The individual communication procedure; Part III. Limitations and Evaluation: 6. Limitations and effectiveness; 7. Conclusions and recommendations; Appendixes

Study in rural credit done in four districts of Rajasthan

1. The concept of secularism. 2. Secularism in ancient India. 3. The spirit of inherent unity of religions. 4. Echoes of secularism in modern India. 5. Gandhi's concept of secularism 6. Nehru's concept of secularism. 7. Secularism. Constituent assembly, constitutional provisions and parliamentary enactments. 8. Judicial interpretations of Indian secularism. 9. Aberrations of secularism. 10. Epilogue. The future of secularism