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paleolithic fossil found from shivalik hills

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framapithecus
sivapithecus

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ramapithicus or

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miovene hominid

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ramapithecus found in

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river tinau,nepal,sivalik -edward lewis-1934

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earliest miocene

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12-15mya

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david philbhum

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ramapithecsus belong to radiation compex of dryopithecus

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sivapithecus dated

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14-12 mya

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miocene hominid theory supported by

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leaky-kenya

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criteria to differentiate huans from apes

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post cranial feature
dentition
cranial and facial features

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distribution of shivpithecus

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shiwalik
potwar
nepal
alana turkey
ungary

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naramada man is

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homo erectus

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narmada man found

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middle of narmada valley-hathora-mp

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narmada mab by

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dr,arun sonakia in 1982

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nm speciality

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oldest human remnant in indian sub

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nm age

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0.7 mya

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narmada cc

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1200 cc

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jaw narmada

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7.9x13.4 cm

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narmada man represent earliest homo sapiens

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sankhyan kennedy etal

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theory of parallel evolution

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sankhyan kennedy etal

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lewis binford

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butchery practices of nanamuit eskimos of alaska

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ethno archeology methods

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logical positivism
quantitative data
hypothetico deductive model
interpretative analysis

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heaven of stone

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saran ki ongthai

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term survival

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mclenan

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survival

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symbolic forms of earlier custom

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survivals eg

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tail coat

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proof of cultural evolution
survival
26
doctrine of survival
tylor
27
tylor survival eg
pottery
28
archaic homo sapiens
rejected delhi seminar 2004
29
risley book
the people of india1915
30
risley classification
turko iranian indo aryan scytho dravidian aryo dravidian mongolo dravidian mongoloid dravidan
31
deniker
dravidian criticism of risley
32
guha classification
negrito proto astroloid mongoloid mediterranean western brachycepals nordics
33
negrito eg
kadar irulas puniyans
34
proto australoid eg os mc k
oraons santhal mundas chenchus kurumba
35
mongoloid types
paleo tibeto
36
paleo mongoloid eg
assam sema nagas nepal limbus chakmas maghs
37
tibetian mongoloid eg
bhutan tibetians sikkim tibetians
38
mediterranean types
paleomediterranean mediterrranean orientalp
39
paleo mediterranean eg
madurai tamil braminscochin nairs telugu brahmins
40
mediterranean eg
cochin nambudiri brahmins allahabad brahmins bengal brahmins
41
oriental egs | pc rb p
punjabi chattris rajputana benia pathans
42
india world surface
2.4%
43
india pop %
17.8%
44
stages of vrnashram
brahmacharya grighastha vanaprastha sanyasa
45
history of dharmashastra
vp kane
46
purushartha
dharma artha kama moksha
47
four aspects of karma
adhisthana karta chesta deva
48
adhisthana
center of action
49
karta
doer
50
chesta
efforts
51
deva
fate
52
new concept of karma
dr.sarvapillai radha krishnan
53
types of rina
deva rishi pitra athithi
54
characteristic of caste iehcodc
innate endogamy hierarchy commensality occu restriction disability caste council
55
theories of orgin of caste
mythological divine racial guna sociological
56
3 gunas
satvik rajsik tamsik
57
mn sriniwas book
dominant caste in rampura
58
dominant caste eg
yadav kurmi up maratha maharastra kamma reddy andra
59
criticism of dominant caste
sc dubey peter gardner
60
upward mobility wspswp
warfare serving rulers population census sanskritization westernization politicization
61
downward mobilization
ofdesanskritization tribalisation
62
caste council
all india mathur sangh akhil bharathiya brahmin mahasabha all india dalit mahasabha
63
immidiate abolition of caste
dn majumdar
64
erm jajamani
william wiser
65
wiser book
the hindu jajmani system
66
wiser studyvillage
karimpur village up
67
civilization school
robert redfield
68
robert redfield study
yukatan folk culture
69
folk urban eg mdct
marida dizta chankom taski
70
criticism of folk urban continuum by
oscar lewis
71
tribe caste continuum scholars
fg bailey surjeet singhs
72
urjeet singh sutdytribe
basterr tribe
73
caste penetrated tribe
juansari cis himalayas up
74
`plough cultivating tribe
andhra hill reddis
75
concept os sacred complex
lp vidyarthi
76
vidyarthi book
sacred compledx of hindu gaya
77
vidyarthi school
chicago civilizational school
78
sacred rituals pgphkk
pind dan gaya sharada puja homa katha kirtana
79
gaya specialist
gayawal brahmins
80
81
saraswathi books
holy circuit of nimsal
82
mahapatra book
lingraj temple,its structure and change
83
jha book r
sacred complex of ratanpur
84
study of kashi
saraswathi
85
brahmanical temple
vishveshwarano
86
non brahmanical temple
agiyabeet
87
texually learned
karmakandi
88
illiterate untouchable
domto
89
jha member of
international congress of anthropological and ethnological science
90
jha founder editor
manin asia
91
makha jha journal
international journal of asian study
92
makha jha books
sacred complex of kathmandu-nepal an introduction to ant thoughts an introduction to social ant
93
sacred complex of kathmandu-nepal
makha jha
94
an introduction to ant thoughts
makha jha
95
an introduction to social ant
makha jha
96
jha sacred complex places jkrkp
janakpur nepal kathmandu nepal ratanpur kashi puri
97
four dimensional approach
makha jha
98
concept of civilizational region
makha jha
99
nature man spirit concept
lp vidyarthi 1965
100
pvtg based on
nature man spirit study
101
nms study on
souria paharia or malers of rajmahal hills chotanagpur
102
jha degree
phd d.litt
103
jha job
professor of ant ranchi university
104
nature man relationship
ecology
105
mm relation
social org
106
man-spirit relation
religion
107
khallu
shifting cultivation of malers
108
maler family type
nuclear
109
maler negatives
infant mortality miscarriage skin inf
110
malers drive
food sex
111
2 maler spirit
benevolent malevolent
112
malevolent
sickness and disease
113
gosain
malers ancestaral spirit bridge between malers and supernatural
114
malers economic activity
khallu
115
brahmin
priest teacherks
116
kshatriyas
fighters administrators
117
vyshya
agriculture cattle rearing trade
118
shudras and untouchable
serving upper class slavery labourers
119
5 principles of n=buddhism sivlc
do not-steal intoxicant violence lie corrupt practices
120
5 ethical code jainism cpstc
charity purity self scrifice truthfulness control over passion
121
jainism 5 principle asaab
ahimsa satya asteya aparigriha brahmacharya
122
ahimsa
do not commit violence
123
satya
do not speak lie
124
asteya
do not steal
125
aparigiriha
do not acquire property
126
brahmacharya
observe continence
127
tri ratna of jaininsm
right knowledge action faith
128
=din e illahi=
mixture ofislam jainism hinduism zorastrianism
129
akbar religion
din-e-illahi
130
refuge tooppressed irrespective of caste and creed
khankhas
131
shastriya sangeet muslims gtod
gazal thumri oawwalli dhoom
132
muslim musical instruments sdss
sarangi dilruba saur sitar
133
indian antr=hropological phase
formulative constructive a analytical
134
risley handbook
handbook on tribes and caste of bengal
135
sherring handbook
handbook on tribes and caste of rajasthan
136
handbook on caste and tribe of cochin
iyer
137
maria gond monograph
grison
138
khasi monograph
gurdona
139
the chamars
briggs
140
sc roy monograph
work on munda tribe the oraons the birhor the hill bungan
141
work on munda tribe
sc roy
142
the oraon
sc roy
143
the birhor
sc roy
144
the hill bungan
sc roy
145
constructive phase scholars
ghurey chattopdhyay iravati karve majumdar verrier elwino
146
constructive phase period
1914-50
147
analytical american
morris opler oscar lewis
148
morris opler
analuytical american
149
village caste studies
mn sriniwas
150
mn sriniwas 2nd book
religion and society among coorgs of south india
151
social physical research
uma chaudhary pc roy
152
the nagas
mills
153
the chammars
briggs
154
sc dubey books
the kamar indian village indias changing village power and conflict in village in india
155
the kamar
sc dubey
156
indian village
sc dubey
157
power and conflict in village in india
sc dubey
158
indias changing village
sc dubey
159
sc dubey village study
shamirpet in ap
160
sc dubey tribal study
kamar
161
dubey religious festival
family village caste
162
sc roy born
karappa khulna dst bangladesh
163
sc roy degree
honours in english
164
sc roy pattam
father of indian ethnology first indian ethnographer first indian anthropologist
165
father of indian ethnology
sc roy
166
first indian ethnographer
sc roy
167
first indian anthropologist
sc roy
168
man in india year
1921
169
first anthropological journal in india
man in india
170
dhumkuria
youth dormitory of oraons
171
first dhumkuria study
sc roy
172
asur kutty
asura burial sites
173
asura site study
sc roy
174
samhitas
8 kinds of hindu marriage
175
sc roy applied anthropology
munda patna village council flag and bridge problem in oroans
176
walking encyclopedia
bk royburman by sc dubey
177
royburman born in
sylet bangladesh
178
royburman position
deputy registar general of census
179
royburman lecturer
silchur seth college
180
types of growth set up by
royburman
181
types of growth set up
pre growth set up rudimentary growth set up truncated unbalanced balanced dynamic
182
royburman concepts btp mp nd
biscociation transociation polysociation metasociation paleosociation neosociation desociation
183
bridge and buffer community in
ne india
184
bridge and buffer community by
royburman
185
rapid rural appraisal
royburman
186
infranationalism proto nationalism by
royburman
187
royburman doctoral work on
bhutan jabalpur totos
188
royburman union
manipur naga -kulki
189
worked with gandhi and nehru
verrier elwin
190
popularizing philosophy of indian anthro
verrier elwin margred mead in usa
191
national park approach
baigas
192
verrier elwinmonograph
baigas maria mitra
193
elwin advise
nefa -anthro and tribal advisor
194
isolation approach
verrier elwin
195
criticism of isolation approach
ghurey thakar bhappa
196
gb pant
appreciated verrier elwin
197
nk bose born in
calcutta
198
nk bose graduation
bsc(hons)geology
199
nk bose masters
anthropology
200
bose and frans boas
historical particularism
201
diffusionist bose
wisler-kroeberb
202
bose freud
cultural stress individual
203
nk bose greathly influedved by
gandhism
204
nk bose caste study
bolpur gandhian reconstruction progeam Place: Bolpur, West Bengal, India Name of Case Study: "Gandhian Reconstruction in Bolpur" Description: Initiated by Mahatma Gandhi in the 1940s, the Bolpur Gandhian Reconstruction Program aimed at rural development through self-sufficiency, educational reform, and social upliftment. The program focused on integrating Gandhian principles of non-violence, simplicity, and local self-reliance to improve living conditions in Bolpur. Key elements included promoting hand-spinning, improving agricultural practices, and enhancing community health and education, reflecting Gandhi's vision of holistic rural development.
205
nk bose rejected
divine theory of caste system reincarnation purity and pollution concepts
206
nk bose fieldwork
orissa juang 1928
207
juang tribes of
orissa
208
nk bose juang 3 papers year
1928 1929 1930
209
nk bose 1st paper
tribal economy of juang
210
nk bose bengali book
hindu samjer gadan
211
nk bose 2nd paper
absorption of tribes into hindu caste system
212
nk bose 3rd paper
root of tribal seperatist movement
213
hindu samajer garden
structure of hindu society
214
nk bose prehistoric archeology
mayurbhanj
215
lp vidyarthi born year
1931
216
lp vidyarthi born place
patna
217
lp vidyarthi ug
BA(geography)
218
lp vidyarthi pg
ma(geography) drop out ma anthropologist
219
lp vidyarthi ma anthro in
lucknow university
220
lp vidyarthi doctorate
cicago university
221
lp vidyarthi lecturer at
ranchi univrsity
222
lp vidyarthi chairman
on taskforce on the development oftribal areas,planning commission
223
hunting and gathering type study
lp vidyarthi
224
cultivation type study done by
lp vidyarthi
225
artisian type study done by
lp vidyarthi
226
industrial and urban labour type study by
lp vidyarthi
227
cultivation type:
maler,munds or santhal
228
artisian type:
lohers
229
formulative period year
1774-1920
230
constructive period
1920-1937
231
critical period
1938 onwards
232
mn sriniwas doctorate
d.phil social anthropology
233
mn sriniwas born place
mysore
234
mn sriniwas born year
1916
235
mn sriniwas graduation
social philosophy
236
mn sriniwas university lecturer
indian anthropoogy in oxford university
237
mn sriniwas 3 books
marriage and family in mysore religion and society among coorgs of south india social change in modern india
238
marriage and family in mysore
mn sriniwas
239
religion and society among coorgs of south india
mn sriniwas
240
social change in modern india
mn sriniwas
241
mn sriniwas village study
coorgs of south india
242
concept of sanskritisation
mn sriniwas
243
concept of westernisation
mn sriniwas
244
concept of westerrnisation urbanisation industrialisation
mn sriniwas
245
concept of seperatisation
mn sriniwas
246
concept of dominant caste
mn sriniwas
247
majumdar born place
patna
248
majumdar pg
ma anthropology kolkata university
249
majumdars anthropological fieldwork by
sc roy
250
majumdar scholarship
prem chand roy chand scholarship
251
majumdar study
kalhani ho tribe
252
majumdar established
lucknow school of anthropooogy
253
majumdar journal
manav
254
manav speciality
only hindi anthro journal
255
majumdar society
ethnographic and folk culture society
256
majumdar quaterly journal
eastern anthropologist
257
ethnographic and folk culture society year
1945
258
eastern anthropologist year
1947
259
village study majumdar place
near lucknow
260
majumdar village study collaboration
me opler of cornell university
261
city survey of kanpur
majumdar +ns reddy
262
physical growth among children in up
majumdar
263
majumdar influenced by
cultural patter of ruth benedict
264
majumdar tribal cultural change book
affarirs of tribe:a study in tribal dynamics
265
majumdar cul pattern book
tribe in transition:a study in cultural pattern
266
generalized distance statistics used in
biometric anthropology
267
scholars of d2
majujmdar rao mahalonobis
268
up bengal punjab relationship scholar
majumdar
269
up bengal punjab relationship technique
seriological study techniques
270
majumdar defined race in
races and culture of india
271
lucknow school children study
majumdar
272
races and culture of india
majumdar
273
ks singh ias batch
1958
274
ias anthropologist
ks singh
275
ks singh position
director general of asi
276
ks singh editorship
people of india survey tribal history studies
277
ks singh graduation
first class history
278
ks singh university
patna history university
279
ks singh phd on
birsa munda
280
ks singh 1965-68
deputy commissioner at palamu chotanagpur
281
ks singh 78-80
commmissioner of chottanagpur
282
283
ks singh 1984
director general of asi indira gandhi rashtriya manav sangralaya director
284
indira gandhi rashtriya manav sangralaya
national museum of mankind in bhopal
285
indira gandhi rashtriya manav sangralaya director
ks singh
286
people of india survey volumes
43
287
people of india survey at singh death 1
12
288
poi data
776 cultural traits
289
poi ecological traits map
72
290
poi linguistic traits map
16
291
poi demographic biological tratis map
61
292
singh ichr report
diversity,identity and linkges:exploration in historical ethnography an indian is a migrant par excellence
293
diversity,identiy and linages :exploration in historical ethnography
ks singh
294
an indian is a migrant par excellence
ks singh
295
ks singh fieldwork
15 year-munda jharkhand area
296
project indianness by
ks singh
297
ks singh methodology
combined methodology
298
project indianness obj
dissemination of culture cooperation and unity among people
299
tribal triology contains
vol 1,2 economies of tribes and their transformation and tribal customary laws
300
ks singh triology
tribal triology
301
economies of tribes and their transformation and tribal customary laws
ks singh
302
singh vol 1
tribal movements of india and ne india
303
singh voll 2
naxalite and chipko movemnts
304
ks singh publication of
ethnicity caste and people
305
publication of ethnicity caste and people
singh
306
ks singh unanalysed publication
material traits survey
307
material traits survey
ks singh
308
all india anthropometric survey of india year
1961-69
309
all india bio-anthropological survey year
1972-80`
310
singhs other publication
dust storm and hanging mist:study of birsa munda the indian famine1967 tribal movements in india birsa and his movemnt ,1872-1901
311
dust storm and hanging mist by
ks singh
312
the indian famine 1967 by
ks singh
313
tribal movements in india by
ks singh
314
birsa munda and his movement 1872-1901 by
ks singh
315
tribal society in india by
ks singh
316
anthropology ,development and nation building
ks singh
317
tribal ethnography,customary law and change
ks singh
318
antiquity ot modernity in tribal india
ks singh
319
the tribal situation in india
ks singh
320
ks singh=
robert hitchcock
321
robert hitchcok book
indian bibliography of american anthropological association
322
indian bibliography of american anthropological association
robert hitchcok
323
gramavasthi bharathi
72% indian s live in villages
324
villags=basic valuesof indian civilization
andre beteille
325
formation of d2 or
generalised distance statistics
326
mcKim marriot village book
village india:studies in little community
327
village india:studies in little community year
1955
328
mn sriniwas village book
indias village
329
majumdar village book
rural profiles
330
sc dube village book
indian village
331
indias village year
1955
332
rural profiles year
1955
333
indian village year
1955
334
village monographs by
dubey,lewis majumdar
335
jajman
serivice receiver
336
kamin
service provider
337
projan or
kamin
338
jajman -projan relationship
patron client relationship
339
malik
land owners
340
daniel thorner
proprietor working pesants labourers
341
kisan
working pesants
342
mazdur
agricultural pesants
343
tanjure settlement study
beteille
344
traditional settlement pattern
nucleated/clustered linear scattered
345
indian village triangle
joint family caste system pesanthry
346
joshi study
agrarian social system change
347
agrarian social system change
pc joshi kl sharma mukherjee kotovsky
348
pesantryis half society
foster redfield
349
redfield pesantry characteristics
land reverent attitude noblest agri job dignity of labour
350
shrine
6 interelated characteristics ofpesantry
351
ak vasari
farmers increased suicidal tendencies
352
village autonomy scholars HCB
henry maine 1881 charles metcafe in 1888 badon powell
353
rural cosmopolitanism of
oscar lewis
354
rural cosmopolitanism study in
delhis ranikhera mexicos marelos
355
indian village studies in chicago university
robert redfeld mickim marriot milton singer
356
religious minorities in india
muslim sikh parsi christian jain buddhist
357
sikh population
2.08 crores 1.7% of indian population
358
sikhs in punjab
78%
359
sikh age
400 years
360
sikh founder
guru nanak
361
lower caste sikhs
mazabis
362
higher caste sikhs
sardrs
363
muslim population
14.2%
364
muslim sex ratio
951/1000
365
muslim literacy rate
60%
366
mi=uslim work participation rate
30%
367
muslim povert
43%
368
jains minority in
30 jan 2014
369
jains minority act
national commission for minority act 1992
370
national commission for minority act year
1992
371
only ut without jainas
lakshadweep
372
jains spread
35/36 states and ut
373
jains population
44.51 lac
374
jains urban dwellers
70%
375
zorastrian hardly number
1 lakh
376
zorastrian founder
zoraster
377
zorastrian pop
0.05
378
maharastra zorastrian
80000
379
gujaratian zorasterian
20000
380
zorastrian leader
dadabhai naoroji firj shah
381
low parsi population
late marriage
382
pzrsi pop scheme
jiyo parsi scheme
383
zorastrian class
upper middle class
384
sankritization eg
up chamars
385
licenced liquor manufacturer
bispara village in orissa
386
nonia caste in
up
387
chamrs of
up
388
sankritization valve of caste system
david mandelbhum
389
great little tradition school
chicago civilizational school
390
little community in
1955
391
robert redfield book
little commun ity
392
criticism of gt lt
sc dubey
393
sc dubey on gt lt
dicotomy division only at the cost of cultural diversity
394
universalization and parochialisation by
mckim marriot milton singer
395
marrito and singer case study
mathura kishangari village
396
robert redfiedl studentsq
marriot singer
397
santoshi maa studied by
veena das
398
universalisation eg
santoshi maa kishangari saluno became rakshabandan
399
parochialisation
navrathri to navaratha dev
400
panchayat raj act
73rd ammendment act of 1992
401
sarpanch pati
power lies in male member of family
402
imperial gazette tribe definition GCNDAM
group of families common name common dialect ' common area marriage tboo
403
royburman definition of tribe
stage of social formation in evolutionary scheme of technology,knowledge,capacity-control of nature,method of transmission of same,perception to mans relationship with man, scale and nature of organisation of social group
404
tri8bal population
8.6%
405
3 major ethnic groups
mongoloid negroid proto austroloid
406
tribal relationship
kinship
407
tribal society
patriarchal or matriarchal
408
tribal marriage forms
polygamy or monogamy
409
tribal economy
non monetized,technologiclly backward,primitive agri.barter,ceremonial exchange
410
negrito features
small head straight,flat,broad nose dark brown skin colour wooly hair kadar,irulas,puniyans
411
proto austrolodi features
dolichocephalic head platyrhine nose short stature dark brown skin colur baigas maler
412
mongoloid features
epicanthic folds prominent chick bones medium stature light brown skin colour
413
paleo mongoloid long eaded
assam senama nagas
414
paleo mongolodi bra=oad headed
lepchas
415
sarkar indian tribe division
australoid mundari speakers far easterrners mongolian
416
thurnwalds economic classification of indian tribes
homogenous communities of men(hunters trappers) women(collectors) homogenous community-hunterrs trappers agri graded society-hunterrs trappers agriculturist artisans herdsmen homogenous hunterrs herdsmen ethnically stratified cattle breeders traders socially graded herdsmen
417
majumdar economic classification bad=sed on
technological achievement
418
majumdar economic classification
hunting forest tribes hilly cultivation plain cultivation artisan pastoral folk artist agriculture and non agriculture services and trade
419
linguistic classification DATA
dravidian austric tibeto chinese aryan
420
dravidian language group
north dravidian central south
421
important dravidian languages
gondi koi
422
distinguished austric from dravidian family
max muller
423
term munda speech family
max muller
424
austric speech family branch
mon khmer branch munda
425
mon khmer branch
nicobari,khasi tribe
426
427
428
munda branch
santhal,munda,kharia,asavar
429
central dravidian group
gondi koya parji kolami kui
430
north dravidian group
malto kurukho oraon
431
south dravidian group
tamil malayalam kannada coorgi toda tulu telugu
432
koi language
odisha kandh chotanagpur oraon malto rajmahal
433
tibeto chinese group
siamese chinese sub group tibeto burmese sub group
434
siamese chinese sub group
phakial khanti ahoms
435
tibeto burmese sub group
lepcha abor bhotia mir mishmi
436
tribal language threat
extinction assimilation modification
437
majhi
sikkim
438
mohali
easterrn india
439
koro
arunachal pradesh
440
sidi
gujarat
441
dimasa
assam **Anthropological Case Study: Dimasa Tribe** **Place**: Assam, India **Name of Case Study**: *"Dimasa Society and Culture"* **Description**: The Dimasa, an ethnic group in Assam, are known for their rich cultural heritage, including unique customs, traditional festivals, and a distinct language. Anthropological studies focus on their social organization, including matrilineal descent and the impact of modernization and political changes on their traditional lifestyle.
442
extinct languages
majhi mohali koro sidi dimasa
443
vulnerable languages
bodo mizo'ao
444
trobriand islanders dormitory
bukumatala
445
bisexual dormitories
murias ghotul
446
ghotul
muria dormitories
447
monosexual dormitories
morung in konyak nagas
448
konyak nagas yd
ban biys' yo girls
449
ao nagas dormitory
arichu
450
angami nagas dormitories
kituchuki
451
bhutia dormitories
rangbang
452
munda ho dormitories
gitiorn
453
oraons dormitory
dhumkuriya
454
bhutiyas dormitory
dhangharhassa
455
gond
ghotu
456
nodson dormitory is
frrst stage in development of home
457
dormitory members
juniors
458
dormitory officers
seniors
459
senior girls junior boys sex
maria ghotul
460
youth dormitory entry age
10
461
karma dance
gonds
462
bihu
ne tribes
463
tribal music instruments
maria mandang bhil mandal
464
mandang
maria
465
mandal
bhil
466
exotic bomdo tourism of
odisha
467
exotic jarawa tourism of
andamanese
468
tribal art study by
leonardo adam
469
imp;erial gazette define tribes as
group of families common name common dialect common area observe taboo
470
adivasi as
autochthones of country
471
guhas autochthones
negrito
472
ilo convention of 1957 on
indegenous and tribal populations
473
un year for indigenous people
1993
474
types of sacred groves
-local village regional pan india ancestral spirit
475
sabarimalai sacred grove at
kanjhikkuzhi
476
regional sacred grove
sabarimala sacred
477
rajasthan sacred groves
orans kenkris jogmaya
478
andhra sacred groves
pavithravana
479
maharashtra sacred groves
devrai devrahati devgudi
480
odisha sacred groves
jahera thukuramma
481
tamil nadu sacred groves
swami shoal koikadu
482
sacred groves of kerela
kaavu
483
than
bodo and rabha sacred groves
484
community reserve act
wildlife protection amendment act
485
wildlife protection amendment act in year
2002
486
orans
bishnoi tribes sacred groves
487
andaman tribes GOJ SSN
great andamanese onge jarawa sentinelese shompen nicobarese
488
most basic and essential social unit
nuclear family
489
nicobar festival
ossuary feast
490
assimilation approach scholars
ghurey ,thakar bhappa national leaders
491
laziness causes backwardness
thakar bappa
492
discovery of india
nehru
493
isolation approach by
verrier elwin
494
integrative approach by
verrier elwin
495
tribal panchsheel 1
develop along the lines of their own genius
496
tribal panchhheel 2
tribal rights in land and forest protected
497
tribal panchhheel 3
train own people for administration and development
498
tribal panchhheel 4
not over administerr not overwhelm with schemes
499
tribal panchhheel 5
not judge result by statistics and money spent on tribal dev
500
vedanta aluminium mining project
dongria khond kutia khond
501
33% tribes landless
1981 census
502
landless tribes
33%
503
singpo tribes in
arunachal
504
opium addiction of
singpo tribes
505
tribal diseases
leprosy scabies ringworm sickle cell anaemia
506
sexually transmitted diseases
polyandrous jaunsari and santhal
507
land alienation in 1961
68%
508
land alienation in 1984
54%
509
st literacy rate
59%
510
literacy rate of st women
50%
511
indian tribal poverty study
verier elwin srivastava
512
toda occupation
cattle hearders
513
tribal artisans
mahali of westbengal
514
asur and agaria occupation
iron smelting black smith
515
st bonded labourers
83%
516
1989 INSTITUTION
NATIONAL SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBES FINANCE DEV COR
517
trifed
tribal federation
518
lamps
large area multi puprpose society
519
mada
modified area development agency
520
mfp
minor forest produce
521
life expectancy muria male
39 years
522
life expectancy of muria female
40
523
trifed
tribal cooperative marketing development federation of india
524
expert committee of mo edu and soc wel year
1972
525
expert committee of mo edu and soc wel chairman
sc dubey
526
expert committee of mo edu and soc wel approach
area based approach
527
ptg year
1975-76 93
528
primitive tribal groups
poores of poor among st
529
bhil seva mandal of
thakkar bhappa
530
BAJSS
bharathya adhim jati sevak sangh
531
tri
tribal research institute
532
bhardhan etal casee study in
1989bh
533
bhardhan etal case study among
bhils of mp
534
milking cow taboo
gonds bharta
535
maitri health foundation
malghat in maharastra
536
search health foundation by
dr.abhay rani bhang
537
search health foundation in
msharastra gachiroli
538
maharogi seva samiti in
gadchiroli and chandrapur
539
lok birdali prakalp of prakash amate
gadchiroli and chandrapur
540
displacement places
bhilai bokaro rourkela ranchi durgapur
541
subarnarekha dam in
jharkhand
542
ranchi dam
keol karo
543
odisha mining quaring
vedanta pocso
544
case study on displacement by
mahapatra
545
tribal displacement%
40
546
obc displacement %
20
547
sc displacement %
20%
548
book-the tribal culture of india by
lp vidyarthi
549
concept of industrial nomadism by
lp vidyarthi
550
tribal industrial training suggested by
d.sharma
551
d.sharma position
ias chairperson of national sc st commission
552
forest rights act in
2006pe
553
pesa in
1996
554
national rehabioitation and resettlement policy in
2007
555
industrialisation and tribes case study by
lp vidyarthi dasgupta
556
lp vidyarthi-dasgupta case study in
1980
557
lp vidyarthi-dasgupta case study where
near ranchi
558
jfm policy
1988 forest policy
559
land acq act 2013 except
jammu and kashhmir
560
kalekhar commisssion
backward classes commission **Kalekhar Commission**: Established in 1953, it assessed the socio-economic conditions of India's backward classes, recommending affirmative action and reservations in education and employment to uplift marginalized communities.
561
capart
council for advancement of peoples action and rural technology
562
tri goal
mera van mera dhan mera udhyam
563
bihar mla
sc roy
564
fieldwork on ho tribe
dn majumdae
565
regionalism movements
naga bodo jharkhand gorkhaland
566
types of ethnic movements by
surjeet sinha
567
SURJEET SINHA ethnic movements types
ethnic rebellion political autonomy movement seessionist movement agrarian unrest
568
stages of ethnic movements
frustration and anger cognition-finding organization
569
phases of ethnic movements
1775-1860 1860 1920 1920-47 47-now
570
1775-1860 phase
rise of british rule
571
1860-1920
colanalism merchant capitalism
572
573
after 1947 phase
sharp seperatist and secessionist m0vements
573
1920-47`
sepratist and nationalist movements agrarian revolts
573
seperatist and secessionist movements
mizo naga
574
birsa movement i
1899
574
kol mutiny in
1831
575
modern ethic movements
nago mizo jharkhand'gorkhaland