Slavery In Kerala

Slavery In KeralaThe study highlights the sooty institution of slavery that remained a crying wound in the body politics of Kerala from the early dark days to the present. It also surveys the extent to which social and economic justice has permeated the lowest strata of the people in Kerala. The changes brought about by the emancipatory movement are dealt with in detail. Utilising rare and unpublished records preserved in the Kerala State Architecture, Tamil Nadu

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neo-classical school

there is wide variation in the quantity of water available per inhabitant

Engineering is the application of scientific and technical knowledge to solve human problem

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They had belief in their own superior knowledge

All issues concerned with distance education and open learning are included and discussed in this book

mobilisation is coercive

But the perusal of this programme reveals that this programme could not deliver adequate results and hardly had any impact on rural poverty

One result of the appearance of many specialized books and encyclopaedias is that it is no longer necessary for a text book to cite the original literature in detail

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