Atul Kumar 'yadav'

The book titled "Agrotourism Management - A Complete Practical Guide" has been written to furnish the conclusive picture of the Agrotourism industry in India. Therefore, the book is multifarious and comprises a total of five chapters. The book introduces the Agrotourism concept by linking agriculture and tourism. The book provides information about the current status and types of Agrotourism businesses as well as practices adopted by Agro Tourism Centers (ATCs). The book facilitates the process and minimum requirements for initiating an Agrotourism business. Moreover, the book facilitates the proper management of an Agrotourism business. This book offers information about the factors necessary for Agrotourism development, demands and expectations of tourists from the Agro Tourism Centers, marketing approaches and strategies used by Agro Tourism Centers to attract the tourists, and promotional mediums used for Agro Tourism Businesses. The book provides the Agrotourism as a feasible policy option to the farmers for diversification of their business. The potential readers of this book are scholars especially research scholars, Agro tourism business owners, policymakers and other stake.

This book provides a modern framework of different systems- social, economic, religious, and economic and their effects on the level of fertility. It focuses on "what was", "what is" and "what is likely to be" as from the narrative of modernization in relation to fertility. An attempt has been made to analyze and review the various aspects of modernization and fertility level among Indian women. The intention has not been to present a new theory on the subject, but to explain how the growing population of India becomes an obstacle in her process of development from time to time. It is not being claimed that there would be no omissions and shortcomings, however, an honest effort has been made to cover extensively all the major aspects of the system. It discusses different viewpoints and analyzed typologies developed by eminent scholars to make the book more comprehensive in scope. We hope that the students of sociology in general and of social demography in particular would find this book a handy and welcome contribution.