Better Quality of Rural Life : North East Regions; Tribal Dalits Areas: Vol: II
Published by Sarup, New Delhi, 2008
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Contents Preface. I. Development and rural life 1. Development process in post colonial India an overview/Shibsankar Jena. 2. Globalisation and Dalits in India/Chandra Shekhar Prasad. 3. Entwined Imperatives/I.K. Barthakur. 4. View of society and development at the turn of the century/Archana Sinha. II. Development and tribals status 5. Economic empowerment and amelioration of tribals in India/Archana Sinha. 6. Tribal development in Andhra Pradesh/A.K. Vasudevachary. 7. Tribal development need to evolve people oriented approach/T. Lakshmaiah. 8. Tribal development planning and performance/Dilip Shah. 9. Rural development and tribal aspirations/K.S. Subramanian. 10. Tribal development during the Five Year Plans/Vinod Joseph. 11. Role of forests in tribal development/M. Soundarapandian. 12. Quality of life of Scheduled Castes and tribes in rural India/Gurupada Chakrabarty. 13. Credit system in tribal areas need for re orientation/K. Somasekhar and M. Bapuji. 14. The right to tribal status/M.P. Raju. III. Development and tribals status 15. Tribal education in India/P.K. Mohanty. 16. Tribal women's participation in farm forestry/Prakash Kashwan. 17. Tharus of West Champaran a tribe unhighlighted/Ajay Kumar. 18. Role of tribal women in education/Rakesh Dashora. 19. Enhancement of education in Garo Hills of Meghalaya/S.C. Subudhi. 20. Barriers in mainstreaming/A. Kachhap. 21. Tribal women and sustainable ecology/Joseph Marianus Kujur. IV. Development and tribals status 22. North East 2020/Manmohan Singh. 23. Enabling the north east/Jayanta Madhab. 24. The North East model/Moses Chalai. 25. Reframing look east policy/Nitish Chakravarty. 26. Imperatives and dimensions of growth in North East/Charles Chasie. 27. Plan investments and growth in north east/N.D. George. 28. Bamboos on flower rats on fire in north east/Ramesh Chennithala. 29. Socio economic challenges in North East/D.N. Sahaya. 30. Ushering in economic growth of north east/Nazeeb Arif. 31. Investment opportunities in north east. V. Development and tribals status 32. Jackfruit cultivation in Tripura/Sanjoy Roy. 33. Tripura a priority area. 34. Development paradigm in Tripura/Manik Sarkar. 35. Communitisation the Nagaland experiment/Ira Joshi. 36. Problems and prospects of Manipur/A. Surenjit Singh. 37. Arunachal Pradesh a paradise on earth/P.K. Chakravarty. 38. Mission for Mizoram's prosperity/A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. 39. SHGs and tribal development in Mizoram/Joseph Lalrinliana and Easwaran Kanagaraj. The volume has been designed to make available comprehensive material in tribal development in rural life. Tribals are more backward compared with the general population and the Scheduled Caste. Tribal constitute 8 per cent of the national population but about 40 percent of displaced persons. Tribals live in forests and mountains somewhat isolated from the general population because of this have been called Girijan and Vanvasi. Tribals suffer from poverty and occupational conditions illiteracy landless agricultural labours work participation agricultural resources and so on. Tribal development should be operated in terms of land water and plantation in the same order from ensuring the command of their resources which the tribal community used to enjoy. To save ecology and upgrade the environment generated the natural resources is the sine qua non for the development of tribal regions. 420 pp.…
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- Better Quality of Rural Life : North East Regions; Tribal Dalits Areas: Vol: II
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- Sawalia Bihari Verma; Murali Krishna Sharma and Niraj Kumar Sharma
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- Sarup, New Delhi
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- 2008
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