Democracy, development, and tribes in India [v-II] : reality and rhetoric / by Ramdas Rupavath

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Tribal education of Karnataka:Attainments and challenges Salvation army boon or bane? A critique of yerukula reformation in Andhra Pradesh Socio economic conditions of tribals and resulting social alienation Gender inequality and development: a study on the Toda of Nilgiri hills in antropological perspective Ttribal development and insurgency movement in Tripura Voice of tribals through RTI act,in contemporary democracy : A case study of Odisha Determinates of status scheduled tribes in Andhra Pradesh: A case study of Lambada tribe Development and displacement-A question of Human right : A case study of POSCO project in Odisha Development induced displacemebnt of tribals in Odisha: Issues and concerns Ramoshi the denotified tribe in India: understanding their struggle and politics of exclusion Social exclusion and margical communities: some relection on development induced desplacement in India Status of scheduled tribes in Andrapradesh: with speacial reference to educational, economical socio and political contexts A brief review Politics against tribals: A study of displacement through development projects Tribal land alienation Governance in tribal areas in contemporary time: tribal people's voice and livelihood from Chhattigarh Environmental approach to tribal development Adivasis from pubic policy perspective in India Awarness of human rights among tribal and non tribal higher secondary students-A comparative study Working of civil society organizations for developments of tribals a study Empowerment of tribals in Assam: Role of autonimous district council Politics of SCs and ATs conflict in Kandhamal : Faiure of Indian secularism Role of NYKS on tribal youth developments : A case study of koraput district,Odisha Political economy of tribal development in MadhyaPradesh: the case of Korku tribe Land alienation of tribals of tribals in Andhra Pradesh Contesting inclusive development: Exclucion and Marginality among scheduledvtribes in North coastal Andhra Pradesh Trends in the cropping pattern and its impact on the tribal households in the scheduled areas:A case study of three scheduled area villages from west Godwari district of AP Rural employent act and tribal women in North east Livelihood security through land distribution:An empirical study on Chenchus of Andhra Pradesh