Ethnicity, Culture and Development of North-East India by Ritumoni Haloi, Gadapani Sarma & Arup Kumar Sarma

Ethnicity, Culture and Development of North-East India by Ritumoni Haloi, Gadapani Sarma & Arup Kumar SarmaWith eight sister states, each with very unique identities in terms of ethnicity, food, language, culture, the whole of the northeast has been and still remains a politically vital and strategically vulnerable region of India. Increasingly, subsequent to interactions with non tribal communities and excess immigration, indigenous communities have been facing threats and are close to social exclusion in the country. Due to this threat of exclusion, the

In the present Report wherever the term Assam occurs

Further it is often surmised in the received literatures of tribal agricultural transformation that non-economic factors always dominate

this volume is likely to be useful to the students

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is a monumental work (in 2 Vols

This is perhaps due to lack of research work on this particular community whose settlement in various parts of India started on a large scale owing to their recruitment in the British Indian army

This treaties is the result of continuous research work done by the author since 1953

deserted women and widow and in some cases males are also attacked as wizard or warlock

His sixty five years

its structure and the village administration

The races of Africa have been described next and then Europe and finally North and South America

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