Contents: Preface. 1. Innovative techniques of positive child parenting in global perspective. 2. Memorial stones of Sangam age. 3. Cultural nationalism in Indian perspective. 4. District planning in India. 5. Background of Panchayati Raj institutions, decentralisation and development in rural India. 6. Sustainable housing and urban development. 7. Socio-economic status of slum dwellers: an empirical study on the capital city of Bangladesh. 8. Basic rights on the wane, human rights on brown study: a case study on thrown away children in Bangladesh. 9. The plight of acid crime and victimization: a case study in South Asia. 10. Women, conflict and peace building in Ethiopia: the case study of traditional Gumuz community in Metekel, North Western Ethiopia. 11. Federalism and ethnic based conflict; case from the Oromo and Somali communities in Ethiopia. 12. Third force in Malaysian political landscape. 13. Future overall social progress: will there be an era of sustainable transformation? 14. After socialist institutional transformation: China and Russia comparison. What is in coming future? 15. The best ways to reward employees. Subject index. The ’Panorama of Developing Countries’ is a panorama of challenges and remedies to overcome the challenges of high illiteracy rate, low per capita income, Low GDP (Gross Domestic Product), Low GNP (Gross National Product), HDI (Human Development Index) and poor economy, initiation of industrialization and generation of revenue, lack of good technological infrastructure and a better environment in terms of health and safety, moderate standard of living of people, lack of proper utilization of resources, high unemployment rate, poverty and high infant mortality, death and birth rate along with low life expectancy rate are inherited in the developing countries e.g., India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Malaysia, China, Russia, Colombia, Kenya, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Myanmar and Turkey etc. As on today there are 126-Developing Countries out of total 232-Countries of the 6-Inhabited Continents viz. Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America and Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) with more than 7.5 billion people, constituting Global Panorama. This huge Panorama of LMIC (Low and Middle Income Country) covers almost half of the ‘Global Panorama’ and needs concrete and consistent attention to bring up to the category of Developing Nations by overcoming the aforesaid inherited characteristics of the Developing Nations through innovative technologies to enhance the Human Development Index (HDI) statistics, high child welfare and quality education. The ’Panorama of Developing Countries’ is a micro panorama of the four prominent countries viz. India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Malaysia, China and Russia exhibiting changing dynamics of these nations through fifteen beautiful flowery stalls exhibited by the dozen of expert Gardeners in their respective fields belonging to panorama of developing nations. This micro panorama of LMICs is amalgamated with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals designed to help developing countries overcome the said challenges.