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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 1. Materials and methods. 3. A checklist of the spider species of Darjeeling hills. 4. Common and taxonomic names of the spider families of Darjeeling hills. 5. Key to the spider families of Darjeeling hills. 6. Taxonomic descriptions of the spiders of Darjeeling hill. 7. Taxonomic status and numerical biodiversity of spiders in Darjeeling hills. 8. Species richness of spiders in Darjeeling hills. 9. Comparative distribution of spiders of Darjeeling hills. 10. Diversity of spider families genera and species in Darjeeling hills. 11. Taxonomy and diversities of clubionid spiders from Darjeeling hills. 12. Spider endemicity in Darjeeling hills. 13. Rearranged status of the spider taxa of Darjeeling hills. 14. Discussion. 15. Conclutionary remarks. 16. Acknowledgements. 17. Bibliography. 18. Legend of the photographs. 19. Plates containing photographs on different collection sites (18 photos), collection (4 photos) and external views of some spider species (92 photos) studied in Darjeeling hills. Annexures.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. The book is an encyclopaedia of the Sakyan history in which Sakyamuni Gautama Buddha was born. It traces the roots of the Sakyan clan in the perspective of history, ethnography, anthropology, archaeology, philosophy, religion and DNA Studies. It asserts a harmony and corelation among numerous ethnic groups of human races in South East Asia. The book will be of great use to students and research scholars on Indian history specializing in Buddhism. Contents: Contents, Foreword 9, Preface 11, 1. Sakyan Background 17, 2. Ethnographical Anthropological 45, 3. Ethnic Buddhism in Assam Valley 77, 4. What is Buddhism 99, 5. A Comparison of Scripts and Languages 119, 6. A Vision of Reality 157, 7. The Art, Relics, Sculpture and Archaeology 183, 8. The Art of Central Asia 195, 9. Questions on Sakyas 197, 10. Dexoyribonulic Acid (DNA) 203, Conclusion 207, Appendices 233, A List of Some Pillar 241, Bibliography 245, Index 251 The Title 'The Sakyans of South-East Asia an Introspection Or Tracing Roots written/authored/edited by S.P. Talukdar', published in the year 2006. The ISBN 9788121208789 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 256 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies / International Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 256.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: The book has been written eclectically all encompassing informations of Buddhist Chakmas. The book's locale on the valleys of the river Karnaphuli the native land of indigenous Buddhist Chakmasa factive description of them and in faggots of coverings, who's ageing feeling they belong to Sakyan family in which Gautama Buddha was born. As we get to know from history that there was not a single Buddhist in India more than one thousand years back, barring the Buddhist Hill Tribes Chakmas in the erstwhile East Bengal province at one time, the last remnants of Sakyan Buddhist purfling Buddhism that remained unperfidiousness in them. It may be a racy presentation and it may not be fragile to say: "Buddhism, in India without Chakmas is nothing, Chakmas, without Buddhism in India, is nothing," The indigenous Chakmas are now in holocaust winterthe sands of time is running out of them. UNESCO declared Buddhism world religion (effectual means of preserving peace) on the Buddha Purnima day on 13th May (Saturday), 2006. One would cash this check getting into the real, with worthwhile documents. About The Author: A well known and respected freelance writer with several publications to his credit, S.P. Talukdar, initially commenced a career in merchant shipping and travelled far and wide across seven seas. However, it was a career in the state civil sevice which beckoned him and he served as an administrative officer in a state in the north eastern part of India where he spent most of his best years of his eventful life and where he had the opportunity to further interact closely with the members of the minority Buddhist indegenious tribes and understand the challenges that were being faced by the members of such tribes. These experiences motivated him to write on the origin, history and present plight of one of such Buddhist tribes the chakma Buddhist Tribe, after having retired voluntarily from the government services as Director Relief and rehabilitation, thus owing no allegiance to any authority, he set out to write on these Buddhist tribes with no restrictions, reservations or prejudices. One of his accredited tasks in initiating the DNA study on the origin of the Sakyas, the tribe to which Gautam Buddha was born, which study was conducted by Dr. Mark G. Thomas of London University. He was also a visiting member of the Buddhist Organisation Amida Trust, London. CONTENTS: Preface 11, Introduction 13, Prologue 15, 1. Progenetory 25, 2. Sprinkling of Chakma 41, 3. Buddhism Religious Faith of Daily Life 143, 4. Chakma Language and Script 211, 5. The Holocaust of Human Rights 237, Conclusion 285, Bibliography 289, Index 293 The Title 'Genesis of Indigenous Chakma Budhists and Their Pulverization Worldwide written/authored/edited by S. P. Talukdar', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357223881 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 308 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies / NorthEast Indian Studies. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: 308.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. The book has been written eclectically all encompassing informations of Buddhist Chakmas. The book's locale on the valleys of the river Karnaphuli the native land of indigenous Buddhist Chakmasa factive description of them and in faggots of coverings, who's ageing feeling they belong to Sakyan family in which Gautama Buddha was born. As we get to know from history that there was not a single Buddhist in India more than one thousand years back, barring the Buddhist Hill Tribes Chakmas in the erstwhile East Bengal province at one time, the last remnants of Sakyan Buddhist purfling Buddhism that remained unperfidiousness in them. It may be a racy presentation and it may not be fragile to say: "Buddhism, in India without Chakmas is nothing, Chakmas, without Buddhism in India, is nothing," The indigenous Chakmas are now in holocaust winterthe sands of time is running out of them. UNESCO declared Buddhism world religion (effectual means of preserving peace) on the Buddha Purnima day on 13th May (Saturday), 2006. One would cash this check getting into the real, with worthwhile documents. About The Author: A well known and respected freelance writer with several publications to his credit, S.P. Talukdar, initially commenced a career in merchant shipping and travelled far and wide across seven seas. However, it was a career in the state civil sevice which beckoned him and he served as an administrative officer in a state in the north eastern part of India where he spent most of his best years of his eventful life and where he had the opportunity to further interact closely with the members of the minority Buddhist indegenious tribes and understand the challenges that were being faced by the members of such tribes. These experiences motivated him to write on the origin, history and present plight of one of such Buddhist tribes the chakma Buddhist Tribe, after having retired voluntarily from the government services as Director Relief and rehabilitation, thus owing no allegiance to any authority, he set out to write on these Buddhist tribes with no restrictions, reservations or prejudices. One of his accredited tasks in initiating the DNA study on the origin of the Sakyas, the tribe to which Gautam Buddha was born, which study was conducted by Dr. Mark G. Thomas of London University. He was also a visiting member of the Buddhist Organisation Amida Trust, London. Contents: Contents, Preface 11, Introduction 13, Prologue 15, 1. Progenetory 25, 2. Sprinkling of Chakma 41, 3. Buddhism Religious Faith of Daily Life 143, 4. Chakma Language and Script 211, 5. The Holocaust of Human Rights 237, Conclusion 285, Bibliography 289, Index 293 The Title 'Genesis of Indigenous Chakma Budhist and Their Pulverization Worldwide written/authored/edited by S.P. Talukdar', published in the year 2009. The ISBN 9788178357584 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 308 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Anthropology / Tribal Studies / NorthEast Indian Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 308.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The Chakmas are a simple hardy, peace loving community professing Buddhism and inhabiting the inaccessible hilly areas in India's north-east viz. the States of Tripura, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh and Arakan in Purma. Over the years and due to their cultural interaction with the people of other races, mainly Bengalees they have lost much of their original ethnic characteristics, and speak a dialect, Chakma dialect, which is almost the same as south-eastern Bengali, but there is much still which make them a distinctive cultural and ethnic entity. The present crisis of the Chakma community i.e. the ethnic threat which the Chakma inhabitants of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, their traditional homeland, are facing from the religiously prejudiced Bangladeshi rulers stem from the partition of Indian Subcontinent in 1947. The Chakmas much against their will were merged with Pakistan thought in their religion they were much closer to the Hindus than Muslims. Since then the successive rulers of Pakistan, and since 1972 of Bangladesh, have worked systematically for the obliteration of their separate ethnic identity which they have preserved all through their history. This has resulted in their being swamped over by the non-tribal Muslim Bengalees from the plains and their being reduced to minority status in their own homeland. Their saga of woes has stirred the conscience of the freedom-loving people the world over. The ethnographic literature hitherto has singularly lacked in a systematic and definitive study of this fascinating tribe and this great void has been now ably filled by S.P Talukdar through the present work. The book, fruit of the author's years of dedicated and painstaking work, has documented for the first time different aspects of the life of the Chakmas to a great degree of authenticity. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- S.P. Talukdar was born at Barkal, a small town in chittagong Hill Tracts (Bangladesh) bordering Mizoram. He is the son of Dr (Capt) P.B. Talukdar whose ancestors were member sof the landed aristocracy during the reign of the chakma rajas. He took up a career in the Indian Merchant Navy as an Engineer Officer after qualifying from the directorate of Marine Engineering Training, Calcutta. He travelled around the globe during his stint in the Merchant Navy. Later on he gave up the career of voyaging in favour of a more settled career in Civil Service with the Government of Assam. As a member of Mizoram civil Service now, he holds the position of Deputy Controller, Printing and Stationary Department. The Title 'The Chakmas: life and Struggle written/authored/edited by S P Talukdar', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121202121 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 261 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Social Science, Anthropology. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 261.