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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Northeast region of India is the richest store house of plant diversity throughout the country and supports about 50% of India s mega-diversity. The region exhibits the richest diversity in orchids, zingibers, yams, oranges, grapes, bamboos, canes and wild relatives of cultivated plants. North East India is the home to many botanical curiosities and botanical rarities and it has the potentiality for the major agricultural produce includes food grains, cereals and rice. The region s advantages in producing fruits, vegetables and other horticulture products can be triggered by improved production dynamics which will also create food & nutrition security as well as improved livelihood & people s wellbeing. The region produces a large amount of spices such as chilly, gingers, mustard seeds, turmeric, cardamom and others and have the potential of large production and productivity with further technology adoption and other factors. Considering the issues there is an urgent need of actions to promote conservation and sustainable use of the forests and forest resources of Northeast India and existing policies need to be reorganize to support community forest stewardship to better withstand and sustainability. Community based landscape planning and conservation effort is critically important and there should be a major strategy for securing the biodiversity of the region.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Barpeta Satra: The panorama of Indian culture/Niranjan Ch. Pathak. 2. Sankardeva and Assam Vaisnaivism/Nitanjali Baishya. 3. Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha: The artistic genius/Banajit Pathak. 4. Reasons and motives for migration of Iranians to India during the history/Manijesh Maghsudi. 5. Socio-Economic Inclinations of Deori women in Assam with special reference to Lakhimpur district/Guptaji Pathak. 6. Education and economic position of rural female in Assam: a case study of Northern Part of Kamrup district/Bhanu Hazarika. 7. Environment, development and livelihood/Jintumoni Lekharu. 8. Historical and geographical review of North-east India covering the study area of the Dhansiri river basin/Shashwati Nath. 9. Gender and health in ageing from North-East Indian Perspective/Baharul Islam Laskar. 10. Political culture with special reference to Indian political culture/Md. Asif Nurjaman. 11. Religion among modern Indian political thinking: an analysis/Keshabananda Borah. 12. Handloom industry of Bodo Tribe in Tamulpur sub-division of Baksa District of B.T.A.D/Namita Barman. 13. Entangled border: a special case study of Uriamghat (golaghat)/Debo Prasad Gogoi. 14. Spiritual understanding of Mahatma Gandhi/Sohan Raj Tater. 15. Historical Religious Heritage Centres in Dhubri district and prospects for spiritual tourism/Mohibul Hoque.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. Ancient Assam. II. Medieval Assam. III. Modern Assam. Appendices. References. Index. History is often said to be the queen or mother of social sciences. Hence it out dates the other social sciences. History has a pivotal role to play in the field of education which acquaints future citizens with the passed events and prepares such a backdrop in order to build up their present and prepare for their future. Assam is the heartland of North East India. Gifted with scenic colourful beautiful and enchanting hills, the legendary Prajyotishpur is the gateway to North East. This book does not claim any originality hence it is based on early books and other information. Here efforts have been put in such a way that the students and readers will not find the topics dull. From ancient time, mankind recognized the very impact and significance of history as the story of man and a subject matter of study that also gained a status of prominence of stages among the different areas of intellectual curiosity. Here the history of Assam also plays a great role. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The original homeland of the Chakma tribe. 3. The land and livelihood of the people. 4. Chankma language and script. 5. Demography and family pattern. 6. Marriage system. 7. Inheritance and birth ceremonies. 8. Funeral practices. 9. Traditional beliefs and entertainment. 10. Religious life. 11. Dance and music. 12. Problems of the Chakma tribe. 13. Major findings and conclusions. Appendices. Select bibliography. Index. While face to face with the socio-cultural life and the natural panorama of Mizoram, one generally feels motivated and highly delighted to indicate about its picturesque landscape. The Chakmas are one of the less known tribal people living in the Northeastern part of India. They are hard working people living mostly in the rural areas. They mainly practice Jhumming or shifting cultivation in Mizoram. Most of the Chakmas lives in villages. Culture includes religion its rituals and festivals dresses ornaments, literatures arts, music etc. As culture flourishes, it adds in its fold various elements from its neighbours consciously or unconsciously. The incorporation of alien elements in the day to day life is bound to have an effect. The Chakmas believe that the history of their origin is connected with the mountainous Kingdom of Kalap Nagar in the Himalayan ranges which is likely to be a part of the present Nepal. There was a Sakya dynasty, in which the great sage Gautama Buddha was born, in North Arakan long before the birth of Gautam Buddha. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Temple festivals as reflected through art and literature during the Nayak period/A. Mahalingam. 2. tourism and eco tourism: an environmental assessment/Malabika Talukdar. 3. Tourism industry in north-east India: problems and recommendations/Lalhriatpuii. 4. Prospects of tourism industry in north-east India: need to formulate proper development policy/Shefali Raizda. 5. Tourism development and its potential in northern part of Kamrup district of Assam : challenges and issues/Bhanu Hazarika. 6. Archaeological spots of Sivasagar and world heritage tourism: an analysis/Guptajit Pathak. 7. Tourism as a method of economic enhancement in Lakhimpur district of Assam/Thagendra Chutia. 8. Economic development, growth and sustainability in Indian tourism industry/Hemanta Chakravarty and Narayan Sarma. 9. Rural tourism: a new venture/Lalnunthari. 10. A study on the perspective of tourism and environmental issues in India with special reference to the north-eastern region/Rajib Bhattacharyya. 11. Pobitora wildlife sanctuary: a review on tourism development/Mridula Deka. 12. NGOs in societal and tourism development: research on Mangaldai sub-division of Darranng district of Assam/Ranjit Sarma and Babul Dutta. 13. Golaghat district of Assam: a stunning destination of rural tourism/Devajit Boruah. 14. Sustainable tourism in north-east India with speical reference to the Dhansiri (South) river basin/Shashwati Nath. 15. Tourism industry in Sikkim: resources, impediments and remedies/Tikendra Kumar Chetry and Suman Ghimiray. 16. Potentialities of Hollongapar Gibbon sanctuary as an eco-environment tourism spot/Sanjida Ahmed. 17. North-East India's tourism development prospect: a critical review/Priyanku Narayan Baruah. 18. Projection of ecotourism in Lakhimpur district of Assam: an analysis/Deep Dutta. 19. Cultural tourism in Khatara Satra of Darrang district of Assam: a decisive appraisal/Abdul Hannan Ahmed. 20. Wetlands tourism as a line of attack of biodiversity conservation and economic advancement: a case study in Morigaon district of Assam/Panchi Devi. 21. Umananda temple of Guwahati in Assam as meadow of cultural tourism in world heritage/Azizur Rahman Sarkar.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. 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.