Presidency University

Tender Notice No:Name of article/17-18/FEPDF orPRJECT/Name of the Dept / Sl. No

27.02.2018

Sealed quotations are invited from the Enlisted Vendors of the University to quote their lowest possible rate for the supply of the under-mentioned goods/articles, subject to the following terms and conditions. The quotations must be submitted Dr. Antara Ray of Department of_Sociology__of the University.

Last date & time for submission of quotation is …6^th March 2018……(Date) … up to 3.30 P.M.

Consignment in details:- Book List

Das	Handbook of Indian sociology
Thapar	The past & present
Stiglitiz	Globalization & its discontents
Mayaram	Sabaltern studies 12-muslims dalits & fabrications of history
Chaterjee	The Partha Chatterjee Omnibus
Friere	Padagogy of the oppresseds
Scott	The art of not being goverened
Gidle	Ants among the elephants
Sundar	The burning forest:India's war in Bastar
	The Antonio Gramsci reader
Harvey	Justice Nature & geography of difference
Jodhka	Caste in contmporary India
Manor	Contested hierarchies persisting influence
Dasgupta	Studies in Indian Sociology on the margins
Baviskar	Understanding Indian Society: past & present

Zabiliute	I am Dalit How Are You?
Witsoe	Democracy Against Development
Moon	Growing Up Untouchable In India
Bandyopadhyay	Religion & Modernity In India
Breman	Outcast Labour In Asia
Ruhs	Who Needs Migrant Workers ?
Heim	Theories Of The Gift In South Asia
Vidyarthi	The Tribal Culture Of India
Horstmann	Bhakti In Current Research, 2001 - 2003

Selva J. Raj	South Asian Christian Diaspora
Hammersley & Atkinson	Ethnography: Principles in Practice (3rd edition)
Uberoi, Sunder, Deshpande	Anthropology in the East
Mytheli Sreenivas	Wives, Widows and Concubines
Meena Savaala	Middle Class Moralities
Felix Padel	Sacrificing people:Invasions of a Tribal Landscape
Felix Padel & Samarendra Das	Out of this Earth
Karin M. Polit	Women of Honour: Gender and gency among Dalit Women in
	the central Himalayas
Charu Gupta	Gendering Colonial India: Reforms, Print, Caste and Communalism
Sekhar Bandyopadhyay	Decolonization in South Asia: Meanings of Freedom in Post-
	independence West Bengal, 1947–52
Indra Munshi	The Adivasi Question: Issues of Land, Forest and Livelihood
Tina Uys & Sujata Patel	Exclusion, Social Capital and Citizenship: Contested Transitions in
	South Africa and India
Ruchira Ganguly	Global Issues, Local Contexts: The Rabi Das of West Bengal
K.L.Sharma & Renuka Singh	Dual Identity: Indian Diaspora and Other Essays
A.M. Shah	The Writings of A. M. Shah: The Household and Family in India
Ravinder Kaur &R. Palriwala	Marrying in South Asia: Shifting Concepts, Changing Practices in
	a Globalising World
R. S. Rawat K. Satyanarayana	Dalit Studies
Sumit Guha	Beyond Caste: Identity and Power in South Asia
Subas Mohapatra	Society and Culture in India: A Reader
Clarinda Still	Dalit Women – Honour and Patriarchy in South India
Kate Crehan	Gramsci’s Common Sense: Inequality and Its Narratives
Sharit Bhowmik	Industry Labour and Society
I. Ahmed & S.B. Upadhyay	Dalit Assertion in Society, Literature and History
Janardhan & S.K. Bhowmik	Industrial Relations in India
Srimati Basu	The Trouble with marriage
N. Jayaram (ed)	Ideas, Institutions, Processes: Essays in memory of Satish Saberwal
T.K. Oommen	Social Inclusion in Independent India
Jandhyala B.G. Tilak	Higher Education in India
Smitha Radhakrishnan	Appropriately Indian
Hoare & Smith	Selections from the Prison Notebooks of Antonio Gramsci
S.L.Sharma & T.K.Oommen	Nation and National Identity in South Asia
W. Terrence Gordon	Saussure for beginners
Jim Powell	Derrida for Beginners
Lydia Alix Fillingham	Foucault for Beginners
Tanika Sarkar	Rebels, Wives, Saints
Chitra Joshi	Lost worlds: Indian Labour and its forgotten Histories
Shalini Grover	Marriage, Love, Caste & Kinship Support
Gorringe, Jeffery, Waghmore	From the Margins to the Mainstream
Abhijit Dasgupta	On the Margins: Tribes, Castes and other Social Categories
Susan Visvanathan	Culture and Society
Channa & Mencher	Life as aDalit
Abhijit Dasgupta	Minorities and the State

Nicholson	Social Postmodernism
Fox	Political Secularism, Religion, and the State
Tait	Schooling and Society
Porpora	Reconstructing Sociology
Poston, Jr	Population and Society
Demeulenaere	Analytical Sociology and Social Mechanisms

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Note: a) The sealed cover should be duly superscribed with the enquiry no & date and name of the item quoted in block letter.

b) Party is requested to keep in touch with Name of the Concerned Teacher & Department , Presidency University before quoting the rate for better knowledge of specification, quality of material, etc.

c) Warranty must be mentioned in your offer for all the above items.

d) Please make sure to mention unit price and cumulative price for all items that should be inclusive of all taxes, duties and other charges as stated in point no.3 below.

e) Rate and amount of GST for each item is to be specified in the quotation.

Finance Officer

Terms & conditions of the Quotation:-

1. The bidder must be GST-Registered (photocopy of the GST Registration Certificate to be provided along with the quotation). Quotations of the unregistered dealers would be summarily rejected.

2. The quotations should be made by the vendors in their original letterheads clearly indicating the aforesaid goods/articles in details.

3. Price quoted should be inclusive of GST, installation, commissioning and delivery charges up to Presidency University.

4. Rate and amount of GST for each item is to be specified in the quotation.

5. Validity of the quotation will be at least 3(three) months from the closing date of the enquiry.

6. Sample must be attached with quotation in all possible cases.

7. Our enquiry no and date & Purchase order no. and date must be quoted on all correspondences and those should be duly signed and seal.

8. Bidders must as far as possible, arrange to supply the materials within the stipulated time mentioned in the purchase order. This delivery time must be strictly adhered to. Failure to supply within the specified time will lead to cancellation of the order without notice.

9. The University reserves the right to accept or reject any quotation in part or full without assigning any reason thereto.

10. In all cases of disputes, the decision of the University shall be final & binding on you.

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