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Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Front cover slightly dirty, split along half of leading spine edge. Contents clean and firm although well handled. A political treatise created in the run up to the first Indian general election (1951-52) since they gained independence in 1947. The author styled himself as the "Rao of Masuda" and a defender of India's feudal order.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. 31 pp. Frontis photo of Eugen Goldstein. Illus with figures. Very scarce, printed by Current Science magazine in 1937 with essays on the state of the art science of canal rays (the discovery of which led to the discovery of isotopes). Contributors include Venkatesachar, Heinrich Freiherr Rausch von Traubenberg; Dr. R. Dopel; Dr. B. Dasannacharya; Dr. Rudolf Ritschl; Dr. E. Ruchardt; Dr. F.W. Aston; Dr. J.D. Cockcroft, with a short essay on Eugen Goldstein (1850-1930). Library buckram blue cloth binding is shelf worn and a bit faded, spine gilt is bright. Library stamps and pocket (for some reason, the library classified it under Zoology!), frontis tissue guard is ripped, paper generally bit browned but otherwise clean and unmarked. ; Ex-Library; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

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38 col ills (illustrator). Contents Preface Glossary Part I 1 Introduction 2 Historical Background-From Cretaceous to the age of Mahabharata 3 Political Development in the Post-Mahabharata Age to the Present 4 Cosmogony 5 Migration of the Tutsas 6 Nature of Relationship between the Tutsas and other tribes of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh Part II 7 Village Society-Structure and Functioning 8 Tribal Economy 9 Tutsa Festival and Rituals 10 Tutsa Social Systems and Institutions-Tribal and Clan Solidarity 11 Tutsa Religious belief Systems and Forms of the Divine 12 Summary and Conclusions Bibliography Index IllustrationsThe present volume based on extensive survey field work conducted in the villages of Northeast India study of the Ramayana the Mahabharata the Puranas and published in unpublished material will go a long way in accelerating the process of constructions of the history of tribal communities of Northeast India which has so far remained neglected by the historians The study area on the periphery marks the confluence of great civilizations of India China and Southeast Asia with its intermingling of indigenous and alien cultures even as remote as the American The focus however remains steadily on the multifaceted life mythology history and socio-cultural heritage of the Northeast IndiaThe present work has been divided into two parts deals with great clarity various village societies geography demography festivals rituals and social systems of the Tutsa Tribe Chapter 1 gives information on geography demography ecology and natural resources of the study area Chapter 2 and 3 give a comprehensive picture on the geology and process of creation of Northeast India in the Cretaceous period development of human civilization and socio-economic and political development from the earliest times to the present The role of tribal chiefs of NE India in the politics of northern Indian and their participation in the Mahabharata War is given due importance in these chapters Chapter 4 gives an account of the Tribal mythologies and cosmogony with regard to the creation of human civilization Chapter 5 gives details on History of the migration of the Tutsas of NE India Chapter 6 deals with the nature of political relations of the Tutsas with the Ahom rulers and the Nocte Tangsa Singpho Muttock Laju and other tribes of Assam and East Arunachal Pradesh Chapter 7 gives a comprehensive picture on the structure of village society and system of the governance of a village Tutsa TribalRural Economy is discussed in Chapter 8 Festivals and Rituals Tutsa social system and institutions of governance and local administration find a place Chapters 9 and 10 which also extensively deal with tribal-clan solidarity and organization Tutsa religious belief system philosophy and forms of Divinity are discussed in Chapter 11 The entire study is summarized in Chapter 12 578 pp.

Contents Foreword by Shri Ashok Kumar Gadiya Preface Vol I  1 IntroductionNarayan Singh Rao Part I Speeches of the high dignitaries in the inaugural and valedictory functions based on Video recording Part II Terrorist mindset causes and concepts and strategies for elimination of terrorism 5 The ideology and an insight into the mind and psyche of the terroristAJB Jaini 6 Understanding terrorist mindsetNiraj Kumar 7 Terrorism-causes and strategies for resolutionAnjali Sharma 8 Training citizens for tackling terrorism and faceless killersJoginder Singh 9 Dimensions of terrorism--a victim logical perspectiveM Priyamvadha and Gopalji Malviya Part III Religious fundamentalism and terrorism global threat of terrorism 10 Fundamentalism and terrorismAfsir Karim 11 Religious fundamentalism manifestation of terrorismShahid Raheem 12 Islamic terrorism in South Asia and Indias strategic responseAjit Doval 13 Religious fundamentalism manifestation of terrorismKalim Bahadur 14 Countering terrorism in India--the integrity of systemsAjai Sahni 15 Globalized terrorism---a European perspectiveAlok Rashmi Mukhopadhyay 16 Darkness under the thousand suns--those who fear war get warTarun Vijay 18 The Al-Qaeda in IndiaRahul K Bhonsle 19 WMD Terrorism as an international security threatS Utham Kumar Jamadhagni 20 Shifting paradigm of resurgent extremism new resolution modesVinod Saighal Part IV Urban terrorism naxalism maoist 22 Maritime terrorismCMDE Rajeev Sawhney 23 Maritime terrorism in South and South-East Asia and security of trade routesRanjit B Rai 24 Naxalite and maoists terrorism forcing Chhattisgarh Assembly holding a secret session possible headingsJoginder Singh 25 Countering the challenge of NaxalismVinod Anand 26 Naxal terrorism--a class resistanceSheo Mangal Siddantkar 27 Urban terrorism in India--imperatives for an internal security doctrineGopalji Malviya and E Prabhakaran 28 The Naxalite movement in IndiaPrakash Singh 30 Terrorism and Indian societyGopal Prasad  Serial No 2 3 4 17 and 21 in Hindi articlesVol II Part V Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir 31 Terrorism in Jammu and KashmirTej K Tikoo 32 Terrorism in Kashmir living mode exclusion and erosion of cultural plurality and libertyBupinder Zutshi 33 Impact of terrorism on the tourist economy in Kashmir ValleyMondira Dutta 34 Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir the cultural dimensionShashi Shekhar Toshkhani 35 Wale of the vale Kashmiri PanditsRajinder Premi Part VI Growth of cross border terrorism in the North-East India and strategies for elimination thereof 36 Two points to ponder for the North-EastRajeev Bhattacharyya 37 Insurgency environment in the region called North-East India Ulfa-Isi-Islamic Militancy nexusM Amarjeet Singh 38 Terrorism in Indias North-EastBB Kumar 39 Origin and growth of insurgency in Arunachal PradeshNarayan Singh Rao 40 Some perceptions of insurgency in the North-East States of IndiaAJB Jaini 41 Foreign hand in the growth of terrorism and insurgency in the North-Eastern IndiaNarayan Singh Rao 42 The Thasang encounter--reanimating a sacred forestVinod Saighal 43 Fire in the North-EastTarun Vijay 44 Some aspects of terrorism in the North-East IndiaSK Agnihotri 45 Impact of terrorism and insurgency on tourism and hospitality industry in South Asian RegionNarayan Singh Rao Appendices Index 660 pp.

Bombay, The Bombay Natural History Society, 1920-1922. Two papers. Large 8vo (24.7 x 17.7; 22.2 x 15.5 cm). 9, 7 pp., two plates, one text figure. Printed wrappers. = The first paper includes the description of a new species and a new subspecies. Disbound from the Society's Journal, volume 27(1), with in the rear another leaf with four herpetological notes by by F. Wall, S. H. Prater and C. E. Luard, and the issue's wrappers. The second paper is trimmed, without wrappers. It deals with frogs too. Very good, clean copies.

52 p., 117 figs, 4to, disbound (no covers). Published in: Arquivos do Museu Nacional.