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The fourteen papers in this volume attempt to address a wide range of issues concerning human development and well-being. Analyzing the significance and relevance of the study of human development, they examine the economic indicators of human development. Also, the contributors deliberate on the regional dimensions of economic development, human resource development, stark reality of the disparity of income, consumption habits and living standards, human value evident in ancient Indian thought, and the need for employment for ensuring human development.