Urbanisation and the Tribals of Tripura

Urbanisation and the Tribals of TripuraThe book begins with an analysis of Census data on Tripura. The data show that though urbanisation took place in the state, albeit at a slower pace than that in India as a whole during the period from 1961 to 2001, the Scheduled Tribes lagged behind the rest of the population of the state in becoming urbanized. The percentage of Scheduled Tribes in the urban areas of Tripura was much lower than that of the rest of the population. The percentage of the

like all terrestrial things

spanning over several decades

brought out in response to wide popular demand

In consonance with the global trend

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It is a basic and essential input for national development and for strengthening our industry

Domestic Violence against Women

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appreciates and promotes labour welfare: the overriding principle is the commitment of the corporate entity not only to its successful operations but also equally to the health and happiness of its work force

The Bhakti Movement of medieval India was founded in Assam by Sankardeva and his disciple Mahavedeva and since then it has been getting deeply entrenched in the Assamese society

An innovation was the introduction of congregational worship