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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Materials and method. 3. Socio demographic profile. 4. Source of income and living standard. 5. Problems and solution of prostitution. 6. Environment sanitation sanitary habits and personal hygiene. 7. Fertility aspects. 8. Morbidity and mortality aspects. 9. Indigenous health practices. 10. Reproductive health problems. 11. Antenatal care and delivery health practices. 12. Dietary habits. 13. Feeding practices child immunization and malnutrition problems. 14. Utilization of health and family welfare service. 15. Summary and conclusions. References. Index. The present book is a product of intensive fieldwork conducted among the Berias of Loohari (Hawla) Gram Panchayat of Rahatgarh Block of Sagar District of Madhya Pradesh India. Most of the women of this community are traditionally involved in prostitution and Rai dance. Beria women known as Berani are the village dancing girls are employed to give performance in could weather especially at the Holi festival and other occasions like marriage etc. Where they dance the whole night through fortified by continuous of liquor. This dance is called Rai accompanied by most obscene songs and gestures. The present study is conducted among the Beria women who are engaged in prostitution. The objective of the study is to assess the reproductive and child health care practices among the Berias Loohai (Hawla) Gram Panchayat of Rahatgarh. The authors highlight the socio demographic reproductive and child health care practices source of income and living standard problems and solutions of prostitution environmental sanitation sanitary habits and personal hygiene fertility aspects morbidity and mortality indigenous health practices antenatal care and delivery health practices dietary habits feeding practices and child immunization utilization of health and family welfare services etc. The book contains fifteen chapters in which approximate twelve different aspects of Berias life have been covered. In view of its multidisciplinary nature the book is unique would be of immense help and use to general readers academicians socio cultural anthropologists medical anthropologists and researchers. 112 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Material and methods. 3. Socio demographic profile of the Great Andamanese. 4. Economic status and living standard. 5. Environmental sanitation sanitary habits and personal hygiene. 6. Fertility aspects. 7. The morbidity and mortality aspects. 8. Indigenous health practices. 9. Reproductive health problem. 10. Antenatal care and delivery health practices. 11. Feeding practices and child immunization. 12. Dietary habits. 13. Utilization of health and family welfare services. 14. Summary and conclusions. Bibliography. Index. The Great Andamanese are one of the four Negrito Tribes of Andaman Islands. Probably it is the smallest tribe of the world. It is on the verge of extinction and has very little chance of retaining its age old culture. The present book is a product of intensive fieldwork conducted among the Great Andamanese of Strait Island. The objective of the study is to focus socio demographic reproductive and child health care practices among the Great Andamanese of Strait island. In view of its multidisciplinary nature the book is unique would be of immense help and use to general readers academicians socio cultural anthropologists medical anthropologists and researchers. 154 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Percent body fat estimation in collegiate population by field methods/T.S. Koley and J.S. Sandhu. 2. Anthropometric study among the Valmiki Tribe of Shimoga District Karnataka/T.T. Basavanagouda. 3. A cross sectional growth in body weight height vetex and MBI among Muria Children of Bastar Chhattisgarh/D.K. Verma. 4. Physical and physiological variation in relation to community background a cross sectional study among children of Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh/S. Bhaskara Babu and S. Narahari. 5. Anthropometric study among the Jenu Kurubas a scheduled tribe population of Coorg District of Karnataka India/C.E. Subramanya K. Rajasekhara Reddy and K. Bhamini Raghavaiah. 6. Morphological variations of certain traits among Yanadis a scheduled Tribe of Yerpdu Mandal Chittoor District Andhra Pradesh/A.B. Subhashini S. Karimulla and K. Rajasekhara Reddy. 7. Variation in morpho behavioural traits and colour blindness among Fishermen Community of Nellore District Andhra Pradesh/A.B. Subhashini and K. Rajasekhara Reddy. 8. Physical growth and body composition among two males populations of Central India Baiga (Primitive Tribe) and Brahmin/Rajesh K. Gautam. 9. An investigation related to physique and aggression/K. Gupta and A.N. Sharma. 10. Physical growth and body composition among two females populations of Central India Baiga (Primitive Tribe) and Brahmin/Rajesh K. Gautam. The significance of Anthropometric studies in the field of physical anthropology human genetics and medical sciences have been fully realized. But the growth of this discipline is not up to the satisfaction in Indian sub content keeping in mind the above mentioned fact a modest attempt has been made through this book. This book encompasses the research papers which are based on field studies and covers several aspects of human variations. The research papers embodied in this book are original and field based. In view of its dynamic nature the book which is first of its kind would be of immense help and useful to general readers academicians and anthropologists. 150 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The role of anthropology in human welfare/Vijoy S. Sahay. 2. Gender ethnic group and development disparity/A.K. Kapoor P. Mishra R.K. Viswas R.K. Kumar R. Tyati and A. Arya. 3. Role of social anthropology in forest management/Debashis Debnath. 4. Addressing diverse problems anthropologist as consultant/B.M. Mukherjee. 5. Tribal development among some tribes of West Bengal/Krishna Mandal. 6. An appraisal of tribal development the Elwin era and afterwards/Gautam Kumar Bera. 7. An anthropological study on tribal unrest/F. Mollick and B.M. Mukherjee. 8. A functional approach to human rights/Mikki Agrawal and Kalpana Bhardwaj. 9. Human materialism an anthropological research strategy for human welfare/Malini Srivastava. 10. Applications of ceramic ethnoarchaeology for the study of protohistoric pottery/Alok Shrotriya ad Zhou Xue Ying. 11. Identifying the drug abuse in sports persons through forensic investigation/G.S. Venumadhava and S.S. Dharnaik. 12. Application of anthropological knowledge in forensic investigation/J.D. Sharma and I. Gautam. 13. Problems and development of the Saharia Tribe of Madhya Pradesh/Debabrata Mandal. [One article is in Hindi]. The application of Anthropology in the field of human welfare is too vast. But it is felt from long back that policy makers/planners/administrators and people in general are not aware regarding the potential of anthropology and its applications in human welfare. Thus a modest attempt has been made through this book to fulfil the objective. This book is based on the proceedings of a national seminar entitled Role of Anthropology in Human Welfare. It contains fourteen papers. The contents of the papers directly or indirectly are useful for the betterment or upliftment of human life. In view of its dynamic nature the book which is first of its kind would be of immense help and useful to general readers academicians social workers sociologists and anthropologists. 188 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Socio cultural and demographic features of Jaunsaris a polyandrous tribe in Central Himalayas/Navneet Kaur and G.K. Kshatriya. 2. A demographic survey of the Medas a Scheduled Tribe population of Coorg District in Karnataka India/K. Rajasekhara Reddy K. Bhamini Raghavaiah and C.E. Subramanya. 3. Ethno demographic profile of Lahoulis a Scheduled Tribe of Lahoul and Spiti District of Himachal Pradesh/Abhilasha Mishra and G.K. Kshatriya. 4. Comparison of some demographic characteristics between Bengali and Meitei population groups of Cachar District Assam/Sujata Kar Arupendra Mozumdar and Subrata K. Roy. 5. The role and status of women in Santal Society a study in border Bengal/Nabakumar Duary. 6. Aspects of population growth of the Totos an observation/Subir Biswas. 7. Biosocial and geo climatic proximate of Menarche among Kinnaura a polyandrous tribe of Himalayan highlands/Gautam K. Kshatriya Rajesh K. Gautam and Anup K. Kapoor. 8. Fertility and mortality indicators among Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes in India an analysis of SFMS 1998/Manoj K. Jain. 9. Fertility profile of Baiga a primitive tribe of Central India/Rajesh K. Gautam Zakir Khan and R. Jyoti. 10. An anthropological study of the changing pattern of the economy of the Kols of Utter Pradesh/Shalini Srivastava and Jahanara. 11. Toddy tapping technology a means of economic subsistence (a case study of Idiga Community of Chittoor District Andhra Pradesh India)/K. Viswanadha Reddy. 12. Study of livelihood practices among Baiga a primitive tribe of Baiga Chak Dindori District Madhya Pradesh/Rajesh K. Gautam and Pritam Choudhary. 13. Gender role in decision making among the Irulas of Pondicherry/Neeraj Kumar Thakur. Anthropological Demography is recognized as the basis for understanding of the genetic differentiation of human populations. It bridges between different disciplines providing basic material for the analysis of bio cultural changes and also economic social and political changes. Anthropological demography also proves useful in health promotion and disease curative strategies. Keeping in mind the significance of the anthropological demography a modest attempt has been made to present relevant research papers in the book form. This book is based on the proceedings of a national seminar entitled Role of Anthropology in Human Welfare. It contains thirteen research papers after peer review of total papers. In view of its dimensions the book which is first of its kind in anthropological demography would be of immense help and useful to general readers academicians sociologists anthropologists demographers social workers and researchers. 214 pp.