Tribal Languages of Ladakh (Part 1)

Tribal Languages of Ladakh (Part 1)The present volume on Tribal Languages of Ladakh is the first part of the Vol. VI of series Studies in Tibeto Himalayan Language. It has been devoted to porok skad, a little known tribal language of Brog yul, in the Himalayan district of Ladakh. The aim of this volume is to present a detailed descriptive account of a language which, due to geographical reasons, has remained unexplored, though occupies an important place among the speeches of Dardic

religious and linguistic studies

Inadequacy of the traditional Banking system gave rise to the need of a specialised institution like Regional Rural Banks combining resources and competence of the commercial banks with the rural orientation and democratic approach of the co-operative as well as low cost of establishment

today's international economic order is based on an ethical free market mechanism

The Author Has Left A Most Interesting Account Of The Aboriginal Inhabitants Of These Islands Which Is Unrivalled As One Of The Most Authentic Books Ever Written On The Andaman Islands And Their Natives

The next essay deals with periodically recurring problem of shortage of small denomination currency and conics followed by an essay which gives an analytical and statistical account of progress of innovative development banking in India

He was born in the borderland of West Bengal and Jharkhand

RRBs are now three for nearly 30 years but many of them have not fulfilled the expectations of the rural people and of the planners

in Tribal Studies in 1997 from Agricultural University

on the contrary

The author makes an attempt to introduce the Portuguese historians of the sixteenth century who

Exclusive interviews with three writers

He has also organised symposia