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Too Many Men Too Few Women: Social Consequences of Gender Imbalance in India and China
Ravinder Kaur
India International Centre
The Bhai Vir Singh Sahitya Sadan (BVSSS), New Delhi
Launched on :
09 Feb 2017
Venue :
India International Centre
Professor Patricia Uberoi launches the first copy of Too Many Men, Too Few Women
Professor Ravinder Kaur interacts with Professors T.N Madan and Patricia Uberoi before the launch
Professor Patricia Uberoi was Chair for the session and gives an introduction to Too Many Men, Too Few Women
Professor K.S James speaks about the volume
Professor Mohan Rao talks about the volume
Professor Ravinder Kaur concludes the session