Mixed Farming in Tribal Areas

Mixed Farming in Tribal AreasThe book has been written to suit students, teachers as well as policy makers in general and for those in particular who are engaged with the study of tribals and or tribal areas. The initial chapters have been devoted to desribe existing status of the cultivators which includes socio economic characteristics. The existing levels of yield, investment and income give the picture of peoplein Tribal areas which can be used for comparison for any other

The phonological rules have been examined in detail

community panchayats can play an important role in curbing this social evil

teachers and researchers engaged in the study of problems of marketable surplus of agricultural products

Professor at King Abdul Aziz University

Sage Narada supplements it by adding:

in hilly terrains and so on

demographic transition theory

Twenty years earlier in 1867 this monastery was sacked during the Mohammedan rebellion

which could withstand the buffetting of the mysterious Atlantic tides and carry materials for the long

1982) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography & Resource Management

Other aspects of the urban system analysed and synthesised with the main theme are socio-economic characteristics

globalisation and the situation of India in a globalised era