North-East India: The Paradigm of Historical, Socio-Economic and Cultural Interaction
Contents: Foreword. 1. Communal violence in North-East India: problems and preventive measures/Ved Pal Singh Deswal. 2. Environmental politics in North-East India: Needs a re-direction of science and technology/Dasarathi Bhuiyan. 3. The narrative construction of masculinity in Assamese folktales with reference to Lakshminath Bezbaroa’s Burhi Air Sadhu/Mandakini Baruah. 4. Assamese women in the nineteenth century: an outline/Alpana Sarkar Deka. 5. Health care and treatment of diseases among the Deori tribe of Assam/Rani Hazarika Kakati and Saranan Deori. 6. The missing tribe in Assam who do not speak missing/Khireswar Loying. 7. Illegal immigration in North-east India: Demographic and security implications/Lalhriatpuii. 8. Highlighting importance of urbanization on the tribal society of north-eastern region of India/Mujibul Hasan Siddiqui. 9. India’s ‘Northeast’: Rhetoric of politics and the politics of Rhetoric/Debashis Baruah. 10. NGO MFIs, Micro Credit and women entrepreneurship development in Assam: an empirical analysis/Bedabrat Saikia…
While talking about the natural panorama of North-East India one generally feels goaded and stimulated well to write about this picturesque landscape. The present volume is a collection of fifty two Research Papers and articles from different scholars, researchers, policy makers, academicians and thinkers. The object of this title is to investigate the historical, socio-economic and cultural interaction of North-East India. The socio-cultural heritage includes the cultural environment in which the individuals live and accept cultural traditions, ideals, values etc. Sincere endeavour were undertaken in study the variegated facts and resources from the historical and social background of the people of North-East India. Different studies have been made regarding the study of North-East India but a overall study in it is a rare subject. It is obvious that this title will not only enthuse the enlightened readers but also enrich them further more information and facts about the people and unable them to embrace future research work with greater eloquence to highlight their experiences.
