Castes, Races & Tribes:- A Descriptive List of Books in Goethals Library

 

  1. “A Digest of the different Castes of India” by C V Ramaswamy. This digest analyses the structure of caste and the various authorities, such as the Gita Bhagavut, Mahabharut and stories. The duties of various workers who belong to different castes and also described such as the Butler, Ayah, Peon, Barber and Fisherman. Published by A Willard, Madras 1837. (Book No 7A/4)
  2. “A Santal Theology of Liberation,” by V M Raj. The Santals are the largest tribal group in India. The Santals are active agents of their own liberation. This book begins with an indepth study of the Santals and their community, it critically analyses the socio-economic, cultural, political as well as religious aspects of their society. Published by Uppal Publishing House, New Delhi. 1990. (Book No: 7A/167)
  3. “A Short History of Marriage”, by E Westermarck. The author deals with marriage as a social institution, in the strict sense of the term. This book is based on the fifth edition of the author’s previous book,” History of Human Marriage”. The subjects covered are Origin of Marriage, frequency of Marriage, Marriage Age, Endogamy, Exogamy, Marriage Rites, Monogamy and Polygyny, Polyandry and Group- Marriage among others. Published by Macmillan and Co., London. 1926. (Book No: 7A/139)
  4. “Anthropology of the Todas and Kotas of the Nilgiri Hills and of the Brahmans, Kammalans, Pallis and Pariahs of Madras City”, by E Thurston. This is Bulletin No. 4 of the Madras Government Museum. In Bulletin, vol. II, No. 1 – Anthropology of the Badagas, Irulas, Paniyarns, articles on other topics such as a Chinese-Tamil Cross, a Cheruman Skull are found. In Bulletin, Vol II, No. 2 – Anthropology: the topics are Eurasians of Madras and Malabar; Note on Tattooing; Malagasy – Nias – Dravidians and the Toda petition. In vol V, no 2- Anthropology: the topics discussed are The Paraiyan, and the Legend of Nandan and some Agricultural Ceremonies in Nandan. Published by the Madras Government Museum. Madras. 1896-1906. (Book No: 7A/204)
  5. “Anthropology-Varia”, contains a collection of leaflets bound together, included in this selection are ‘Notes on Hindu Astrology” by T M Rao, ‘Origin of caste among the Tamils’ by S G Prakasar, ‘La Caste aux Indes’, by A Lallemand, sj, ‘Firewalking the tribal way’ by Rosner (Anthropos), ‘The Marriage Ceremonies of the Teelia Nagesia of Jashpur, India’ by V Rosner and ‘Survival of Certain Neolithic Elements among the Boyas of Tekkalakota’ by M S Nagaraja Rao, among other. (Book No: 7A/100)
  6. “Birjhia”, by S B Das Gupta. Birjhias, are a section of the Asurs of the Chota Nagpur Plateau, who lived and are still living in the Neterhat area of the Ranchi district. They are dwinding fast, and they have the ramifications of the great Proto- Australoids. Published by K P Bagchi & Co. Calcutta, 1978. (Book No: 7A/156)
  7. “Bondo Highlander”, by Verrier Elwin. This book is the first of a series which aims at throwing some illumination on the tribal life of Orissa, one of the most interesting ethnographic provinces of India. The Konds are discussed with their attachment to infanticide and human sacrifice. There are brilliant pages on the Juangs and Bhuiyas. The Gadabas, Porojas and Saoras are also discussed. Published by Oxford University Press, Bombay. 1950. (Book No: 7A/176)
  8. “Caste Ranking and community structure in five regions of India and Pakistan” by Mc Kim Marriott. This book is from the Deccan College Monograph Series no 23. The book is divided into five sections, from the introduction, determinants of an Elaboration of Caste Ranking, comparative Analysis of Caste Ranking to some Questions of Caste Origin. Published by Deccan College, Poona. 1960 (Book No: 7A/101)
  9. “Caste, Class and Occupation,” by G S Ghurye. The chapter titled “Caste and Occupations” presents an appetizing introduction to the history and sociology of occupations in India. The book has appendices A to G, Bibliography and an Index as well. Published by Popular Book Depot, Bombay 1961. (Book No: 7A/119)
  10. “Castes and Tribes of Southern India”, by E Thurston. This is in seven volumes, all are in an alphabetical order from A-Z. The author was given the task in 1901 to record the ‘manners and customs’ and physical characters of more than 300 castes and tribes, representing more than 40,000,000 individuals and spread over an area exceeding 150,000 square miles. This book contains the records made during that survey. Published by the Government Press. Madras. 1909. [Book No: 7A/196 (1-7)]
  11. “Cultural Contours of Tribal Bihar”, by L P Vidyarthi. The topics cover a wide range. Tribal education and welfare, economic programmes of upliftment. Academic subjects have been dealt with such as “A genetic study of the Oraons”, ‘Culture types in Tribal Bihar’ and “Sacred Complex in Maler Hill”. Published by Punthi Pustak. Calcutta. 1964. (Book No: 7A/108)
  12. “Dalits in Modern India – Vision and Values” by S M Michael. This book defines untouchablity and who is a Dalit. The topics discussed are colonialism within colonialism, Dalit Vision of a just society in India, the Dalit Movement in mainstream Sociology, comparative perspective of Dalit Indians and Black Americans, alongwith other issues. Published by Vistaar Publications, New Delhi. 1999. (Book No: 7A/292)
  13. “Hindu Tribes and Castes – as represented in Benaras”, by M A Sherring. The author discusses the Brahmanical Tribes, the Kshatriya or Rajpoot Tribes, the Agnikulas or Fire Races, Aboriginal Tribes of Benares. Published by Thacker, Spink & Co. Calcutta. 1872. [Book No: 7A/407(1)]
  14. “History of the Bengali People – Ancient Period”, by N Ray. This is a seminal work on the History of the Bengalis from the earliest times to the beginning of the Muslim rule in India. In this path breaking work, which is the cornerstone for an understanding of the social and cultural history of Bengal. Published by Orient Longman. Calcutta. 1994. (Book No: 7A/295)
  15. “I Pravir-the Adivasi God” by Pravirchandra Bhanjdeo. The book studies the Bastar region of India. The role played by the British government, foreign anthropologists and the Congress party in this region is discussed. Published by P Bhanjdeo. Bastar. 1965 (Book No: 7A/9)
  16. “Impact of Industrialisation on the life of the Tribals of West Bengal”, a bulletin of the Cultural Research Institute, tribal Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal. The book is by A K Das and S K Banerjee. The book studies the Impact on the Economic System, Impact on Social Life and Impact on Psychology of the Tribals. Special Series no: 1. 1962. (Book No: 7A/102)
  17. “Impact of Tea Industry on the life of the Tribals West Bengal” by Das and Banerjee. The book discusses the History of the Development of Tea Industry in India, the Tea Estates of North Bengal and the Impact on the Economic System, Social life and Psychology of the Tribals. Published by Government of West Bengal, Calcutta. 1964. (Book No: 7A/103)
  18. “India’s Ex-Untouchables”, by H R Isaacs. This book focusses on the great mass of India’s 65,000,000 ex-Untouchables who are still bogged in the morass of Indian village life. The author discusses the special programs of government assistance in education and the preferential quota systems in government hiring, among other issues. Published by Asia Publishing House. Bombay. 1965 (Book No: 7A/114)
  19. “Munda-Magyar-Maori; an Indian link between the Antipodes; New tracks of Hungarian Origins”, by F A Uxbond. The book studies the origins and the culture of the Maori and Magyar. The Munda is considered the link between Magyar and Maori. Appendix I: Munda (Santal) – Magyar Comparisons, Appendix II: Santal Tunes, Appendix III: Illustrations of some Maori types. Published by Luzac & Co. London. 1928 (Book No: 7A/130)
  20. “Myths of Middle India”, by V Elwin. This book contains specimens of the Oral Literature of Middle India. The myths are from the Central Provinces, the Chhattisgarh and Orissa States, and western Orissa. Published by Oxford University Press, Madras. 1949.  (Book No: 7A/212)
  21. “Origin and Growth of Caste in India” by N K Dutt. The book is divided into five sections, namely Divisions of Brahmanas in Bengal, rise of new professional Castes, Abolition of Ksatriyas and Vaisya Varnas, some Trading and Artisan Castes and Some Tribal and Cultivating Castes. Published by Firma KLM Calcutta 1965. [Book No: 7A/107(2)]
  22. “Peoples of India” by J D Anderson. The “Peoples of India” contains descriptions on the Races and Castes, the languages of India and the Religious of India. The book also has an Index and Bibliography. Published by the Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1913 (Book No 7A/7)
  23. “Primitive Folk – Studies in Comparative Ethnology”, by E Reclus. The book describes the various primitive folks, the Eastern Inoits, the Western Inoits, the Apaches, nomad hunters, the Nairs, the Mountaineers of the Neilgherries, Todas, Badagas, Cotas, Irulas, Curumbas, the Kolarians of Bengal and Human Sacrifices amongst the Khonds. Published by Walter Scott. London. (Book No: 7A/109)
  24. “Races and Cultures of India”, by D N Majumdar. The purpose of this masterly study of race and race elements in the Indian population, the backbone of which is supplied by the tribal peoples, is to help the social scientist and others with the necessary knowledge of some of the fundamentals of social life. Published by Asia publishing House. Bombay 1965. (Book No: 7A/113)
  25. “Report of the Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes Commission”. 1960-61. Volume I & II bound in one. Published by The Government of India. Delhi. 1961 (Book No: 7A/123)
  26. “Report on Budhuk”, by W H Sleeman. This book is on the Bagree Dacoits and other Gang Robbers by hereditary profession, and on the measures adopted by the Government of India for their suppression. Published by J C Sheriff, Calcutta. 1849. (Book No: 7A/403)
  27. “Report on the condition of the Sonthals in the districts of Birbhum, Bankura, Midnapore and North Balasore”, by M C McAlpin.  Various issues such as loss of lands, civil court proceedings, Arbitrary eviction, legislation and other topics are discussed. Published by Firma Mukhopadhyay, Calcutta. 1981. (Book No: 7A/405)
  28. “Santal Rebellion”, by T Ray. These are documents which relate to several issues of the Santal Rebellion and they are extracts from the diary of R I Richardson, collector, Birbhum, important letters issued by the Commissioner, reports sent by the district authorities of Birbhum, Court records and extracts from some narratives quoted in the Annals of Rural Bengal. Published by Subarnarekha, Calcutta. 1983. (Book No: 7A/287)
  29. “Santals of the Santal Parganas” by P C Biswas. The book discusses the Material Culture of the Santals, the Santal Social Organization, religion, anthropometric analysis and culture contact. Published by Bharatiya Adimjati Sevak Sangh, Delhi. 1956 (Book No: 7A/106)
  30. “Sonthalia and the Santals”, by E G Man. The “land of the Sonthals” or “Sonthalia”, stretched along the foot of the Rajmahal hills and “on the South-Eastern ridge of the Vindhyas, lying in the districts of Birbhoom, Burdwan, Midnapore and Cuttack,” which were then known as Sonthal Pergunnahs and which now comprise the tribal belts of modern Bihar, West Bengal and Orissa. Published by Mittal Publications, Delhi. 1983. (Book No: 7A/160)
  31. “Studies in Santal Medicine and connected Folklore”, by P O Bodding. The topics discussed are the Santal Ojha, Santali Tunes, Kamru Guru, the tejo theory, the supernatural influence, among others. Published by the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta. 1925. (Book No: 7A/501)
  32. “The Aboriginal Tribes of India,” by Stephen Fuchs. This book is a short comprehensive account of all the aboriginal tribes of the Indian sub-continent. For easy presentation the aboriginal tribes are divided into five separate groups: The Tribes of Northern India; Nomadic Tribes in the plains of Northern India; the Tribes in the Central area; the Tribes in Eastern India and the Tribes in South India. Published by Macmillan India, New Delhi. 1973. (Book No: 7A/148)
  33. “The Adivasis”, a collection of articles by Jawaharlal Nehru, Verrier Elwin, A Aiyappan, E C Buchi, S K Chatterji, N K Rustomji and others, make interesting reading. Published by Publications Division. Government of India, Delhi, 1955. (Book No: 7A/227)
  34. “The Agaria”, by V Elwin. The topics discussed are the Agaria, the Asura, Myth, Magic, Craft and Decay. The distribution of the Agaria according to the census of India is also included in the Appendix. Published by Oxford University Press, Calcutta. 1942. (Book No: 7A/215)
  35. “The Apa Tanis and their Neighbours – A Primitive Civilization of the Eastern Himalayas”, by Christoph von Furer – Haimendorf. This book is about the country which extended from the border of Bhutan to the west, as far as the Abor Hills to the east. This tribal country was inhabited by a number of distinct tribes, such as the Mishmis, Abors, Miris, Daflas and others. Published by Routledge & Kegan Paul. London. 1962 (Book No: 7A/116)
  36. “The Bauris of West Bengal”, by K C Shasmal. This is a socio-economic study report on the field investigation on the life and living of an important Scheduled Caste Community. This ethnographic monograph presents a systematic account of all aspects of the life and culture of the Bauris of West Bengal. Published by Indian Publications, Calcutta. 1972. (Book No: 7A/146)
  37. “The Caste System of the Hindus”, by S M Tagore. A short description of the Hindu caste system is given. A list of the Varna Sankaras and the four principal castes are also discussed. Published by Catholic Orphan Press, Calcutta, 1884. (Book No: 7A/221)
  38. “The Children of Hari”, by S Fuchs. This book is a study of the Nimar Balahis in the Central Provinces of India. The ‘untouchables’ of India officially described as depressed classes or scheduled castes have hitherto received scant attention from anthropologists and this book by Father Stephen Fuchs has the distinction of being one of the few full-dress accounts of castes belonging to the lowest stratum of Indian society. Published by Verlag Herold, Vienna. 1950. (Book No: 7A/175)
  39. “The Depressed Classes,” is a chronological documentation of the Depressed classes in India. The book gives a chronological account of the Communal Award in so far it touches the Depressed Classes, the modification of the Award through the Poona Pact brought about by Mahatma Gandhi’s protest and the reactions in this country. Parts I-XI, Index. 1931-1937. [Book No: 7A/126(B)]
  40. “The Flying Horse of Dharmes,” by V Rosner. This book is on the Adivasi, the Scheduled Tribes inhabiting the Chota-Nagpur Plateau, in the State of Bihar, within the Republic of India. The same tribes are found in the States of Orissa and Madhya Pradesh. As emigrants they work in the tea-gardens of Bengal and Assam and in the forests of the Andaman Islands. Munda, Oraon, Kharia - these three form the bulk of the tribal population on the Chota Nagpur Plateau. Published by Satya Bharati Publications, Ranchi. 1982. (Book No: 7A/164)
  41. “The Garos” by A Playfair. The author attempts to give a description of the general characteristics, customs and language of the Garo tribe. Valuable appendices are also included from the names of some of the subdivisions of the Garo Exogamous Septs, to the Comparative Vocabulary of Thibetan and Garo words. Published by David Nutt, London, 1909. (Book No: 7A/190)
  42. “The Harijan Elite”, by Sachchidananda. This book examines on the basis of 200 case studies of educated elite drawn from five scheduled caste groups in Bihar, their status in their own community, in wider society, mobility, social disabilities, position of women, internalization of values Sanskritic as well as Western. Published by Thomson Press (India) Limited, New Delhi. 1977 (Book No: 7A/159)
  43. “The History and Culture of the Khasi People”, by H Bareh. This is the first standard work on the origin and history of the fascinating people of the enchanting Khasi and Jaintia Hills. This book covers the Pre-historic and Early Period, Mediaeval and Pre-British period, Modern Period (1824-1919), Administration, cultural History and other related topics. Published by the author. Calcutta, 1967. (Book No: 7A/132)
  44. “The Lepchas of Darjeeling District” by A K Das and S K Banerjee. This is the Bulletin of the Cultural Research Institute, special series no. 2. The book studies the Land and People, Material Culture, Economic System, Socio-Economic study of Sindipong, Social structure and practices, religious beliefs and practices, dance, music, tales and proverbs, health education, political system and welfare organisation. Published by D Majumdar. Calcutta, 1962. (Book No: 7A/104)
  45. “The Lodhas of West Bengal”, by P K Bhowmick. This book is a descriptive ethnographic account of the Lodhas as they are at present (1963). The Lodhas were formerly designated as a Criminal Tribe and persecuted and looked down upon by their neighbours. But, in fact, no correct information could be had about them except from police records. Published by Punthi Pustak, Calcutta. 1963. (Book No: 7A/161)
  46. “The Mahadev Kolis”, by G S Ghurye. The Mahadev Kolis are a Scheduled Tribe of Bombay. The book discusses the socio-economic situation of these tribals. Published by Popular Book Depot, Bombay, 1957. (Book No: 7A/210)
  47. “The Menace Hindu Imperialism”, by Swami Dharma Theerthaji Maharaj. The author presents to the Hindu public a text-book or rather a scripture of Hindu religion. The author is the Founder of the Hindu Missionary Society, for Hindu Freedom, Hindu-Muslim Unity and Human brotherhood. Published by Har Bhagwan. Lahore. 1941. (Book No: 7A/111)
  48. “The Mundas and their Country”, by S C Ray. This is the History of the Mundas along with a descriptive Ethnology of Bengal. Published by Kuntaline Press. Calcutta. 1912. (Book No: 7A/254)
  49. “The Oraons of Chotanagpur”, by S C Roy. The history, economic life and social organization of the Oraons are discussed. The appendices contain Oraon songs, population (statistics) and some Agricultural customs among the Oraons. Published by The Brahmo Mission Press, Ranchi. 1915. (Book No: 7A/218)
  50. “The Oraons of Sunderban” by A K Das and M K Raha. The Oraons, who formed a considerable portion of migrant labourers to the Sunderbans, constitute numerically a large section of the Tribal population of India. Due to hard economic pressures in their original homeland on the Chota-Nagpur Plateau, they migrated to different adjacent states. This is their story. Published by Government of West Bengal. Bulletin of the Cultural Research Institute. Special series no 3. Calcutta 1963. (Book No: 7A/105)
  51. “The Paharias – a glimpse of Tribal life in Northwestern Bangladesh”, by S G Gomes. This book discusses the issues of the Paharia Origin, the Paharia family, Paharia Marriage, Rituals of Birth and Death, the economic organization among the Paharias in Bangladesh, the Paharia beliefs and practices, as well as Paharia acculturation and Policy considerations. Published by Caritas, Bangladesh, 1988. (Book No: 7A/165)
  52. “The Santals”, by C Mukherjee. This book discusses the issues of Santal Genesis and Migration, kinship organization, the Cyle of Santal Festivals, magic and witch-craft, Santal Folk-lore, hunting in Mayurbhanj and other topics. Published by A Mukherjee & Co., Calcutta. 1939. (Book No: 7A/208)
  53. “The Santals”, by J Troisi. This is in ten volumes. Vol 1: Religion and Magic. Vol. 2: Marriage and Kinship. Vol 3: Myths and Folklore. Vol 4 Material Culture. Vol 5: Education and Trial Polity. Vol 6: Social Organisation. Vol 7: Language and Physical Characteristics. Vol 8: Social Movements and Change. Vol 9: Government and other reports. Vol 10: General. Published by The Indian Social Institute, New Delhi. 1979. [Book No: 7A/404{1-10}]
  54. “The Scheduled Tribes,” by G S Ghurye. The author gives a historical account of these tribals. He has made a survey of the developments of these tribes after Independence and he has critically examined both the constitutional provisions and the Report of the Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes Commission 1960. Published by G R Bhatkal. Bombay 1963. (Book No: 7A/120)
  55. “The Tribes and Castes of Bengal”, by H H Risley. This is available in two volumes. The Ethnographic Glossary consists of all subjects related to Tribes and Castes of Bengal in an alphabetical order. The introductory essay is Caste in Relation to Marriage. Published by Bengal Secretariat Press, Calcutta. 1891. [Book No: 7A/122(1), 7A/122(2)]
  56. “The Untouchables”, by Dr. B R. Ambedkar. This book contains a comparative survey, the problem of Habitat, old theories of the Origin of untouchablity, new theories of the origin of untouchablity and other related topics. Published by Amrit Book Co. New Delhi, 1948. (Book No: 7A/216)
  57. “The Vaishnavas of Gujarat”, by N A Thoothi. This is a study in methods of investigation of social phenomena. The Vaishnavas of Gujarat are the dominant people of the region. They are a group of peoples of all ranks and professions, of all castes and sects, in spite of being designated under a common appelation. Published by Longmans, Green and Co., Calcutta. 1935. (Book No: 7A/110)
  58. “The Vaisya Caste” by Abinas Chandra Das. The book contains a study of the Gandhavaniks of Bengal, under the Census Report of 1901 the Census Commission of India proposed to classify the Gandhavaniks of Bengal under the heading of Navasayaks or Navasaks. The origin of the four Ashrams of the Gandhavaniks are also discussed. Published by A K Roy & Co, Calcutta 1903. (Book No: 7A/8)
  59. “They have not spoken yet” by E De Meulder SJ. This book is on the Tribals, Harijans and other backward classes of India. This book contains an “Open letter to Shri Jawaharlal Nehru”, on the Christian Harijans and Christian Tribals who have committed the crime of joining the Christian religion. Published by the Catholic Ashram, Raigarh. (Book No. 7A/1)
  60. “Tribal Identity and the Modern world”, by S Sharma. The author discusses the problem of method, cultural diversity, self-placement and colonial mediation, proximity and approximation, pre-modern proximity and tribal social cohesions and other related issues. Published by Sage Publications. New Delhi. 1994. (Book No: 7A/283)
  61. “Tribal Movements in India”, edited by K S Singh. The book deals with topics such as Inter-Ethnic Alliance, Nation-building and Politics, the Naga Movement, the Zeliangrong Movement, the Haomei Movement, an Ethnic Movement in Manipur Valley, the Manipur Script Movement, the Paite National Movement, the Mizo Political Movement, NE-BU-LA: a movement for Regional Solidarity, the Jharkhand Movement, the Adi Samaj Movement, the Extremist Movement, the Raghunath Murmu’s Movement for Santal Solidarity, the Gond Movements, the Bhil Movement, the Halpati Movement and several others. The book is in two volumes. Published by Manohar, New Delhi. 1982. [Book No: 7A/163 (1), (2)]
  62. “Tribes Inhabiting the Neilgherry Hills,” by A Metz. This book contains the rough notes of a German Missionary who worked with the Tribes of the Neilgherry Hills. There are descriptions of the Social customs and religious rites of the Todas, Badagas, Kurumbas and others. Published by Plebst & Stolz, Mangalore. 1864 (Book No 7A/6)
  63. “Tribes of Assam”, compiled by S Barkataki. The tribes of Assam are bewildering in their variety, their attractiveness and their rich culture and folklore. The tribes under study are the Garo, Jaintia, Khasi, Lakher, Mikir, Pawi and Zemi Naga. Published by National Book Trust, New Delhi. 1969. (Book No: 7A/125)

 

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BOOKS ON TRIBALS

 

S.No.  AUTHOR, LIBRARY NUMBER, TITLE OF THE BOOK, VOLUME, PUBLISHER, PLACE, YEAR

 

    1  ARYA, Shachi; 370 ARY

       Tribal Activism; Rawat; New Delhi; 1998

 

    2  BEHRA, Deepak Kumar  ; 370 BEH/4

        Contemporary Society - Tribal Studies (Social Realities); Vol. 4;Concept 

        Publishing Company; New Delhi; 1999

 

    3  BEHRA, Deepak Kumar   ; 370 BEH/3

       Contemporary Society - Tribal Studies - Social Concern; Vol.3;

       Concept Publishing Company; New Delhi; 1999

 

    4  BEHRA, Deepak Kumar   ; 370 BEH/2

       Contemporary Society - Tribal Studies (Development issues, Transition & Change); 

        Vol.  2; Concept Publishing Company; New Delhi; 1997 

 

    5  BEHRA, Deepak Kumar   ; 370 BEH/1

       Contemporary Society - Tribal Studies (Structure and Process); Vol. 1;

       Concept Publishing Company; New Delhi; 1997

 

    6  DUBE, S.C.           ; 370 ANT/1

Antiquity to Modernity in Tribal India - Continuity and change among Indian tribes; Vol. 1; Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1998 

 

    7  SINGH, Bhupinder      ; 370/ANT/2

Antiquity to Modernity in Tribal India - Tribal self management in NorthEast India; Vol. 2; Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1998 

 

    8  MISHRA, S.N.           ; 370 ANT/3              

Antiquity to Modernity in Tribal India - Ownership and control of resources among I.Tribes; Vol. 3; Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1998

 

    9  SINGH, K.S.           ; 370 ANT/4

       Antiquity to Modernity in Tribal India - Tribal Movements in India; Vol. 4;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1998

 

   10  BANDYOPADHYAY, Pradip Kumar   ; 370 BAN                  

Tribal Situation in Eastern India - Customary laws among Border Bengal Tribes; Subarnarekha; Calcutta; 1999 

 

   11  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA

       Tribal Development in India - Problems and Prospects;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1990 

 

   12  BHOWMICK, Pradip K.      ; 370  BHO

       Tribal Literacy in West Bengal; 

       R.N. Bhattacharya; Calcutta; 2000 

 

   13  BHATTACHARYA, Bela           ; 370 BHA

       Dynamics of Tribal Demography;

       Aparna Book Distributors; Calcutta; 1996 

 

   14  BHANAGE, N.P.           ; 370 BHA

       Tribal Commissions and Committees in India;

       Himalaya Publishing House; Bombay; 1993

 

   15  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA/1

       Tribal Transformation in India - Economy and Agrarian Issues; Vol. 1;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1992

 

   16  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA/2 

       Tribal Transformation in India - Socio-Economic and Ecological Development; Vol. 2;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1992

 

   17  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA/3

       Tribal Transformation in India - Ethnopolitics & Identity Crisis; Vol. 3;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1992

 

   18  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA/4

       Tribal Transformation in India - Education and Literacy Programmes; Vol. 4;                    Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1992

 

   19  CHAUDHURI, Buddhadeb      ; 370 CHA/5

       Tribal Transformation in India - Religion, Rituals and Festivals; Vol. 5;                        Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1992

 

   20  DASGUPTA, Somesh         ; 370 DAS

        Human Encounter: The Santhals in A Spider's Clutch and Other stories;

       Rupali Computer; Barasat; 1999 

 

   21  DAS, Amal Kumar     ; 370 DAS

       West Bengal Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes - Facts and Information;

       Cultural Research Institute; Calcutta; 1998

 

   22  DAS, A.K.           ; 370 DAS                                                        

       West Bengal Tribes - Socio-Economic and Cultural Life;

       Cultural Research Institute; Calcutta; 1991

 

   23  DEOGAONKAR, S.G.           ; 370 DEO

        Tribal Exploitation - A study of Victims of Crime and Bondedness;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1989 

 

   24  DEV, Mahashweta     ; 370 DEV

       Birsha Munda;

       Papyas; Calcutta; 1981

 

   25  FERNANDES, Walter         ; 370 FER

       National Development and Tribal Deprivation; 

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1992

 

   26  FERNANDES, Walter         ; 370 FER

        Forests, Enviro. and Tribal Econo. - Deforestat., Impoverishment, 

        Marginalisation in Orissa; Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1988

 

   27  GAUSDAL, Johannes       ; 370 GAU

       The Santal Khuts - Contribution to Animistic Research;

       Harvard University Press; Cambridge, Mass; 1960

 

   28  INDIAN, Social Instit. ; 370 IND

       The Tribal Domestic Worker at the Crossroads - A Search for Alternatives;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1993

 

   29  LAKRA, Christopher    ; 370 LAK

        The New Home of Tribals; OM Publications; Haryana; 1999 

                             

   30  LAL, Shyam          ; 370 LAL

       Tribals and Christian Missionaries; Manak Publications Pvt. Ltd.; New Delhi; 1994  

 

   31  MALLICK, Samar Kumar    ; 370 MAL

       Transformation of Santal Society - Prelude to Jharkhand; 

        Minerva Associates Publi. Pvt. Ltd.; Calcutta; 1993          

 

   32  MCALPIN, M.C.           ; 370 MCA

        Report on the Condit. of the Sonthals in  Dist. of Birbhum, Bankura, Midnapore,

        N.Balasore.; Firma Mukhopadhyay; Calcutta; 1981

 

   33  NAYAK, Radhakant      ; 370 NAY

        The Kondhs - A Handbook for Developments;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1990

 

   34  NAYAK, Radhakant      ; 370 NAY

       The Juangs - A Handbook for Development; 

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1993

 

   35  PAL, D.C.           ; 370 PAL

        Tribal Medicine; Naya Prokash; Calcutta; 1998 

 

   36  PATI, R.N.           ; 370 PAT

        Tribal Development in India;

       Ashish Publishing House; New Delhi; 1989

 

   37  MORRIS, Desmond        ; 370 MOR    

       Tribes; Pyramid Books; London; 1988

 

   38  PRATAP, Ajay           ; 370 PRA

The Hoe and the Axe - An Ethnohistory of Shifting Cultivation in Eastern India; Oxford University Press; New Delhi; 2000

 

   39  RAY, Ujjwal Kanti   ; 370 RAY           

Planning for the Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes - A West Bengal Perspective; Government of West Bengal; Calcutta; 1982

 

   40  RAY, Ujjwal Kanti   ; 370 RAY

       To Be With Santals;

       Government of West Bengal; Calcutta; 1982

 

   41  RISLEY, H.H.           ; 370 RIS/1

       The Tribes and Castes of Bengal; Vol.1;

       Firma KLM Private Limited; Calcutta; 1998 

 

   42  RISLEY, H.H.           ; 370 RIS/2

       The Tribes and Castes of Bengal; Vol. 2;             

       Firma KLM Private Limited; Calcutta; 1998

 

   43  SARINI, .....          ; 370 SAR

       Indigenous People in India - Sarini Occasional Papers, No. 1;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1997 

 

   44  SARINI, .....          ; 370 SAR 

       Jai Jarkhand - Sarini Occasional Papers, No.2;

       Birsa - Johar; Jharkand; 1999

 

   45  SHARMA, B.D.           ; 370 SHA 

       Planning for Tribal Development;

       Prachi Prakashan; New Delhi; 1984

 

   46  SHASHI, Padmashri Dr.S.; 370 SHA

       Tribes of West Bengal & Orissa - Encyclopaedia of Indian Tribes Series -12;

       Anmol Publications Pvt. Ltd.; New Delhi; 1995 

 

   47  SHARMA, B.D.           ; 370 SHA/1    

       Globalisation The tribal Encounter; Vol. 1;                                                   Har-Anand Publications; New Delhi; 1995 

 

   48  SHARMA, B.D.           ; 370 SHA/2

       Whither Tribal Areas? - Constitutional Amendments and After; Vol. 2; 

       Sahyog Pustak Kutir; New Delhi; 1995

 

   49  SINGH, K.S.           ; 370 SIN

       The Scheduled Tribes - People of India (National Series Volume 3);

       Oxford University Press; New Delhi; 1997

 

   50  SOMERS, George E.      ; 370 SOM

       The Dynamics of Santal Traditions in a Peasant Society;

       Abhinav Publications; New Delhi; 1977

 

   51  SRIVASTAVA, A.R.N.         ; 370 SRI

       Tribal freedom Fighters of India;

       Publications Division; New Delhi; 1986 

 

   52  VASHUM, R.             ; 370 VAS

       Indo-Naga Conflict - Problem and Resolution;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 2001 

 

   53  VERMA, R.C.           ; 370 VER

       Indian Tribes Through the Ages;

       Publi. Division MIAB Govt. of India; New Delhi; 1995          

 

   54  ELUWIN, Verrier        ; 370 ELU

       Adivasi Jagat - The Tribal World of Verrier Eluwin;

       Sahitya Akademi; New Delhi; 2000

 

   55  SAVYASAACHI, .....          ; 371 SAV 

Tribal Forest-Dwellers and Self-Rule -The Cons. Assembly Debates on the 5th and 6th Sche.; Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1998

 

   56  SHARMA, B.D.           ; 371 SHA

Tide Turned-The Makings of Tribal Self-Rule in the First Centre Law in the Wake of Bhuria Comm.; Sahyog Pustak Kutir; New Delhi; 1997

 

   57  AREEPARAMPIL, Mathew         ; 372 ARE

Tribals of Jharkhand: Victims of Develop. -A Story of Indust.,Mines,Disposse. of Indige. People; Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1995

 

   58  VIEGAS, Philip         ; 372 VIE

       Encroached and Enslaved - Alienation of Tribal Lands and its Dynamics;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1991

 

   59  BAG, Dhanipati      ; 373 BAG

       Santal Samaj Sameeksha - A Study on Santal Society;

       Samatat Prakashani; Calcutta; 1983

 

   60  BANDYOPADHYAY, Tapan          ; 373 BAN         

       Saontali Kabita; Dey's Publishing; Calcutta; 1973

 

   61  BHOWMICK, P.K.           ; 373 BHO

       Rethinking Tribal Culture In India;

       R.N.Bhattacharya; Calcutta; 2001

 

   62  BODDING, P.O.           ; 373 BOD/1

       Santal Folk Tales (In Three Volumes); Vol. 1;

       Gyan Publishing House; New Delhi; 1997

 

   63  BODDING, P.O.           ; 373 BOD/2 

       Santal Folk Tales (In Three Volumes); Vol. 2;

       Gyan Publishing House; New Delhi; 1997

 

   64  BODDING, P.O.           ; 373 BOD/3

       Santal Folk Tales (In Three Volumes); Vol. 3;

       Gyan Publishing House; New Delhi; 1997

 

   65  BOSE, Pradip Kumar   ; 373 BOS

       classes and Class Relations among Tribals of Bengal;

       Ajanta Publications; New Delhi; 1985

 

   66  CHAUDHURI, A.B.           ; 373 CHA

       The Santal Religion and Rituals;

       Ashish Publishing House; New Delhi; 1985

 

   67  CHOUDHURY, Asit Baran     ; 373 CHO

       Saontal Samaj, Daini O Bartaman Sankat - The Society of Saontal;

       A. Mukherjee and Co. Pvt. Ltd.; Calcutta; 1985

 

   68  DANDEKAR, Ajay           ; 373 DAN 

       Myths and Logos of The Warlis - A Tribal Worldview;

       Concept Publishing Company; New Delhi; 1998

 

   69  EXEM, A. Van         ; 373 EXE/2

       Basic Socio-Economic Attitudes of Chotanagpur Tribals; Vol. 2;

       The Catholic Cooperavtie Society; Ranchi; 1973

 

   70  EXEM, A. Van         ; 373 EXE

       Basic Socio-Economic Attitudes of Chotanagpur Tribals; Vol. 1;

       The Catholic Cooperative Society; Ranchi; 1973

 

   71  GUPTA, Radhaprasad    ; 373 GUP

       Kolkatar Firewala Daak Aar Rastar Awaz;

       Ananda Publisher's Pvt. Ltd.; Calcutta; 1995

 

   72  KUMAR, Alok           ; 373 KUM

       Tribal Culture and Economy - The Mal Paharias of Santal Parganas;

       Inter-India Publications; New Delhi; 1951

 

   73  MAHAPATRA, Sitakant       ; 373 MAH

       Modernization and Ritual - Identity and Change in Santal Society;

       Oxford University Press; Calcutta; 1986

 

   74  MISRA, Umesh Chandra  ; 373 MIS

       Tribal Paintings and Sculptures;

       B.R. Publishing Corporation; Delhi; 1989

 

   75  MITRA, Parimal Chandra; 373 MIT/1

       Santhali: A Universal Heritage; Vol. 1;

       Firma KLM Private Limited; Calcutta; 1991

 

   76  MITRA, Parimal Chandra; 373 MIT/2

       Santhali: The Base of World Languages; Vol. 2;

       Firma KLM Private Limited; Calcutta; 1988

 

   77  RAJ, V. Manuel      ; 373 RAJ

       A Santal Theology of Liberation;

       Uppal Publishing House; New Delhi; 1990

 

   78  ROY, Dr. K.K.       ; 373 ROY/1

       Tribal Religions: Incorporating Religious Consultancy; Vol. 1;

       Intertrade Publications Pvt. Ltd.; West Bengal

 

   79  ROY, Dr. K.K.       ; 373 ROY/2

       Tribal Religions: Incorporating Religious Consultancy; Vol. 2;

       Intertrade Publications Pvt. Ltd.; West Bengal

 

     80  ROY, Dr. K.K.       ; 373 ROY/3

       Tribal Religions: Incorporating Religious Consultancy; Vol. 3;

       Intertrade Publications Pvt. Ltd.; West Bengal

 

   81  ROY, Dr.K.K.        ; 373 ROY/4

       Tribal Religions: Incorporating Religious Consultancy; Vol. 4;

       Intertrade Publications Pvt. Ltd.; West Bengal

 

   82  SEN, Suchibrata     ; 373 SEN

       The Santals: Crises of Identity and Integration;

       Ratna Prakashan; Calcutta; 1997

 

   83  SINGH, Anil Kumar     ; 373 SIN

       Tribal Culture and Polity; Sarup & Sons; New Delhi; 1994

 

   84  SRIVASTAVA, A.R.N.         ; 373 SRI

Changing Values and Tribal Societies: A Comparative study of the Munda and Oraon Values Orient.; Inter - India Publications; New Delhi      ; 1991

 

   85  TIRKEY, Boniface       ; 373 TIR

       The Smiling Uraon - A People on the Move;

       Navjyoti Niketan; Patna; 1989

 

   86  TROISI, J.             ; 373 TRO

         Tribal Religion - Religious Beliefs and Practices among the Santals;

       Manohar; New Delhi; 1979

 

   87  ARANHA, Celine         ; 374 ARA

       Beyond the Fire Line - Perceptions of Eight Tribal Women;

       Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1991

 

   88  ARANHA, Celine         ; 374 ARA

       Beyond the Fire Line - Perceptions of Eight Tribal women;

       Indian social Institute; New Delhi; 1991

 

   89  DASGUPTA, Supriya        ; 374 DAS

       Understanding  the Tribal Dilemma; Media Centre; Bangalore; 1988

 

   90  FERNANDES, Walter         ; 374 FER

Tribal Women and Forest Economy - Deforestation, Exploitation and Status Change; Indian Social Institute; New Delhi; 1987

 

   91  SAHU, Chaturbhuj     ; 374 SAH 

       The Santhal Women - A Social Profile; Sarup & Sons; New Delhi; 1996

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