South Asia's Fractured Frontier Armed Conflict, Narcotics & Small Arms Proliferation In India's Ne

South Asia's Fractured Frontier Armed Conflict, Narcotics & Small Arms Proliferation In India's NeA staggering 500,000 people are killed in the world each year by small arms, 90 percent of them women and children. 300,000 dies as a result of armed conflict in places that include North East India each year. The illegal arms industry with a $3 6 billion profit together with illegal narcotics industry with $200 300 billion profit forms the World? s largest illegal trade. ? South Asia? s Fractured Frontier? is the first book to directly address the

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Central India and the Deccan The reader can therefore

The emphasis is given on a biogas plant

the missionaries sought to spread among them

The present volume gives a micro picture of three States (Haryana

Bomdila Arunachal Pradesh

historians

During the post-nationalisation era this sector embarked upon development programmes

The factor of production brings into focus the many aspects of operations which constitute the life-blood of an enterprise

John Gonsalves born on 25th December

1953) graduated from the University of Delhi in 1973 and obtained her Master’s and M