Forest Farming: Conservation, Protection, and Consumption in Rural India

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By All Accounts It Is An Immortal Work And A Great Classic On Wild Beasts

profile and evolution of the concept of Non-violence

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The debate in British Parliament covered more than 200 pages on Manipur

It has as many as 33 scheduled tribes

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This unique Dictionary of Animal Husbandry (in two parts) is an essential reference book for all students of agriculture

with a focus on the future course of activities related to corpus generation and use in the Indian context