Oral Culture, Tradition and Change in North East India

Oral Culture, Tradition and Change in North East IndiaThis volume contains papers presented in a two day national seminar on Oral Literature of North East India with Special Reference to Arunachal Pradesh, sponsored by Sahitya Academy, Baroda and organised by the Department of Tribal Studies, Arunachal University. A few valuable papers are also incorporated to make the volume more comprehensive. In fact, the present volume is an addition to the ongoing process of exploring folklore repertoire from north

rural-tribal

policy makers and the general readers concerned with the subject

The vivid sketches

She obtained her Ph

Continuity in the Flux : Orissa

In the state of Assam in this belt

Its central theme is that higher education contrary to expectations

The poverty is confirmed from both nutritional and money-income angles

stereotypic descriptions of life in tribal India that led her to take to painting in this particular genre and rely on her intuitive understanding of things rather than philosophical and anthropological ratiocination

which may go up to seven

There has been a perceptible change in the role of Management Accounting from one of providing accounting based information to management at various levels for decision-making to one of promoting desirable organisational behaviour

Chapter 5 with Relation of Salary and other Cost Components to Total Expenditure: Chapter 6: Unit Cost of Employment: and finally Chapter 7: deals with Conclusions and Policy Implications