Indirect Rule in Mizoram 1890-1954

Indirect Rule in Mizoram 1890-1954In the construction of the grand theories of imperialism and colonialism the conquest of relatively small tribal regions and their incorporation into the imperial whole has always been secondary. It is, therefore, necessary to make a thorough study of the British colonial rule on the tribal people so as to include their affairs in the mainstream histories. This book covers a critical study of the British administration in the Lushai Hills of Assam

in this respect

The present study highlights on the behavioural pattern attitude and the adjustment level of the prisoners of open campus (Shivir) in comparison to the inmates of closed jails

registered a corresponding increase

A few booklets/ pamphlets with scanty information may be available here and there but not centrally at one place

as also with some of the Asiatic Mongoloids such as the Tibetans

in its own right

On one side

Animal husbandry is one of the major sources of supplementing rural incomes in India

whether spatial and temporal sequences of activities have been coordinated at different levels

the present volume contains thought provoking articles and papers contributed by eminent academics

About 70% of the gross cropped area is under rice

journalistic and activist approaches to the issue