Semi Primitive Economy Of An Indian Village

Semi Primitive Economy Of An Indian VillageThis is the first published full dress study on the production structure and consumption pattern of a hilly tribal village in North east India. Taken up a University Project by the Department of Economics of the North Eastern Hill University at Aizawl Campus with 1985 as reference period. It is based on a respectable random sample of 74 families of Lungdal village with Schedules filled in by Faculty Members who had intimate knowledge of the village

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Recognising the strengths and capabilities of voluntary organisations for generating public response to violence and social mobilisation

He is Life Member of National Association of Geographers of India and Member

He has also edited a number of books in Garo and contributed a large number of articles in learned Journals and Magazines and presented many papers in seminars

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He has contributed several scientific articles in the leading journals of the country and delivered many radio talks

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The author has quoted from the Punjab Census Report of 1881 by another civilian

in almost all the states of North-East India the availability of all the food items taken together are much below the standard as recommended for a healthy life

It has sought to detect and identify several sub-periods in which structural changes in output-money supply relations have occurred

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