Geology, Meteorology And Ethnology Of Meghalaya

Geology, Meteorology And Ethnology Of MeghalayaAs its title indicates, the book contains a brief but significant account of the geological structure, meteorology and ethnology of Khasi Hills in the North Eastern Frontier of India during the middle of Nineteenth Century when its region was annexed by the British power and made administratively a part of Bengal. Assam had already acquired the distinction of possessing unlimited mineral wealth. During 1851, the author who was holding the post of the

Alankararatnakara Of Sobhakaramitra Is A Work Belonging To The Latter Part Of 12th Century

The increasing industrialization is leading to higher production and job opportunities for people in the society on the one hand

Gour Vishwavidyalaya (formerly known as Saugar University) Sagar

Thus between death and normalcy

perceptions and responses and examines various points of view and voices that shaped the two distinct images of India in the British and Anglo-Indian writings before and after Independence

Baroda and organised by the Department of Tribal Studies

but comes spontaneously from the depth of her mainly intuitive musings about tribal imagination and creativity

Agartala) in 2001

In the present study an attempt has been made in the above direction viz

this book will prove useful to all those who strive for peaceful industrial relations

VII in thirteen high schools of five districts

The collection also includes studies on aesthetic concept relevant to generic studies