Elderly Persons in Tribal Societies by Amrita Bagga

Elderly Persons in Tribal Societies by Amrita BaggaResearch on ageing in India had rather a slow beginning. Concern for the fast ageing population has already started to emerge as a major issue, largely being documented in urban and rural populations. Studies focusing on elderly persons living in remote areas so far removed from the main stream often not easily inaccessible have remained largely neglected by the researchers in the field as well as the policy planners. To travel to such far flung areas

Nations and Minorities

He was the prime mover through Mizoram Congress and Himalayan Seva Sangh to convince the government to start dialogue with Lal Denga

It is in this perspective that the present compendium attempts to address the concerns and problems that modern governments face in this millennium

under Article 356 of the Constitution

Exploring Conventions of Statistical Discourse aims to address questions surrounding this powerful and growing field of Statistics and data analysis and facilitates the efforts of researchers of statistics

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and small industries

it is felt that this slim volume though limited in content will throw some light about the rocks

The Most Delicate Sensations

This is a rare work on economic history which interlinks the regional economic situation with the global crisis of the world

the regret still lies in the fact that the civil society group could not find continuing space for its work

the present work is concerned with the study to examine the scope of rainwater harvesting