Economics of Indian Tribes Vol.2 (Record no. 760593)

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ISBN 9789394329010
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title Englisg
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Classification number 305.80954
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Personal name Mohanty, R.G
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Title Economics of Indian Tribes Vol.2
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Edition statement 1
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Place of publication Jaipur:
Name of publisher Galaxy Book Compny,
Year of publication 2024.
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Number of Pages 250p.
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General note Tribal development is one of the most important yet underperforming initiatives of the Indian government. For any effort in this direction to succeed, an effective tribal educational programme is necessary. However, major gaps in the implementation of this programme, along with factors such as corruption and political interference, have contributed to severe malfunctioning and ineffectiveness of the Tribal Ashram schools, a residential school system. It is essential to understand these gaps from policy, design, funding, management, monitoring and evaluation perspectives for ensuring effective service delivery to tribal learners.Indian tribes, who often live in rural areas, have many methods of sustaining their economy. The four most common sectors in the economy of India are agriculture, pastoralism, handicraft making, and industrial and formal labor. Industrial and formal labor is expanding, which is providing more materials for handicraft making. Agricultural and pastoral practices are having to be changed as a result of consistently decreasing available land due to modernization and urbanization.
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Formatted contents note (VOL.2) Introduction • Approaches to Tribal Development • Tribal Autonomy Movements and The Issues of Development • Tribal Laws and Customs in India • Struggles for Rights to Resources, • National Policy on Tribals • Development and Social Opportunities • Tribal Welfare • Bibliography
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Topical Term Indian Tribe - sociology
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Non-fiction Dept. of Economics Dept. of Economics Processing Center 26/02/2026 ABD-32,24/02/2026 1995.00 305.80954 MOH/E ECN17021 26/02/2026 Book