1.Tribal Human Resource Development : The Need and the Strategic Components 2.Class Differentiations and Identity Crisis among Tribals : A Sociological Study of the Bhils of Udaipur City 3.Control of AIDS : A religious approach 4.The Mina-Bhil Development Myth and Reality 5.Tribal Development through Rajasthan Tribal Areas Development Cooperative Federation Ltd. Udaipur 6.Hindu Ethos and Social Service 7.Nehru : Approach to Social and Tribal Welfare 8.Role Performance in Social Work Profession 9.Social Welfare and Developmental Traditions among Jainism and Buddhism 10.jktLFkku fodkl ;kstuk gsrq lkekU; fopkj.kh; fcUnq 11.Programmes and Strategies for Alleviation of Tribal Poverty

Dr. Raj Bhanti, presently is Professor and Principal of Udaipur School of Social Work, Rajasthan Vidhyapeeth (Deemed University), Udaipur, Rajasthan, did her post graduation in Social Work, History, Education and Ph.D. in Social Work . Prior to her present assignment, Dr. Bhanti remained closely associated with USSW as Lecturer and Director Field Work. She has carried out several research projects and also guided post graduate and Ph.D. Researcher in social work. She has to her credit several scholarly achievements: She authored and edited over half a dozen books and contributed numerous research papers in books and journals of repute. Besides delivering talks and participating in several international meets in U.S.A., Japan, Canada, Sweden, Holland , Korea and Malaysia. She acted as local Project Advisor for the students of school of International Training, World Learning Institute, Brattleboro, Vermont, U.S.A. She had been guide and supervisor for the students of social work of Stockholm University, Sweden and Trondheim University, Norway. Her research interest covers women development, family and child welfare, ageing, environment, social development, and the like. Also to acquire a cross-cultural perspective in her interest areas, she paid visit to countries like Moscow, U.K. , Egypt, Russia, Hong Kong and several other countries.