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Soft cover. Condición: New. When our army was winning, what was the need for a ceasefire? What was the need to halt the attack? Had it not been done at that time, the whole of Kashmir would have been an integral part of India today. Pakistan-occupied Kashmir would not have come into existence. Regrettably, it was never brought into the discussion as to why an untimely ceasefire was declared? What was the compulsion? In no history has it been written that the war-winning army declares a ceasefire at a time when a large part of its territory is occupied by foreign forces! Then the United Nations was approached on 1st January, 1948. This decision was also a personal decision of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. It was a big mistake; the country bore the brunt of it for years. Amit Shah Union Home Minister We saw that the Leftist, elite society, the power system, the media had already established their narrative over the last several decades. These widely propagated narratives were the so-called truth. It was about our society, nationality, Ramjanmabhoomi, the inalienability and inevitability of Article 370 in Kashmir, social harmony, the role model of the country, the Western model of development, the imperative of English, etc. These were in relation to the beliefs and faith in so-called values which developed an inferiority complex about our history and past at the cost of our history and glorious knowledge tradition. Anil Joshi Vice Chairman, Kendriya Hindi Shikshan Manda. …

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Hardcover. Condición: New. The book critically examines the historical distortions surrounding India's tribal communities as portrayed by Western anthropologists, re­vealing how these misrepresentations were deeply rooted in a colonial mindset that categorized these groups as the 'other'. This perspective not only perpetuated stereotypes but also contributed to a skewed understanding of India's rich and diverse cultural landscape. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary frame­work that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling popu­lations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so-called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'. The book further explores the ramifications of colonial strategies, such as the 'divide and rule' approach, which has left lasting challenges for tribal communities post-independence India. It advocates for a critical reassessment of the constitutional classifications of Scheduled Tribes, emphasizing the necessity for terminological respect and dignity. By urging a re-evaluation of tribal narratives within the framework of Indian civilization, the book contests the Western portrayal of forest and hill communities as primitive, instead highlighting their profound civilizational, social, cultural, and historical connections with plains populations connections distinctive on a global scale. Ultimately, the text calls for a transformative shift in the study of Indian tribal communities, promoting a decolonized perspective that recog­nizes their inherent dignity and significant contributions to civilization, while also advocating for a reimagining anthropological studies from Indian perspectives and integrating the stories of forest and hill com­munities into the broader narrative of the nation, thereby fostering a sense of national pride and unity. About the Author Dr. Sachchidanand Joshi serves as Member Secretary, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) New Delhi for the past decade. He is a distinguished academic and scholar in History and Mass Com­munication, as well as a writer, poet, and theatre artist. Raghvendra Singh is a Senior Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation and is a former officer of the Indian Administrative Service. Prof. K. Anil Kumar currently serves as the Head of the Department of Janapada Sampada at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) in New Delhi.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary framework that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling populations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so- called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary framework that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling populations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so- called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'.…

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Hardcover. Condición: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. I. Introduction Mountain development future vision/Anil P. Joshi and Sunil K. Agarwal. II. Cross Cutting Issues and Case Studies A. Promoting Agro Horticulture for Livelihood Security 1. Institutional challenges for mountain agricultural development with natural resource management in Uttaranchal/Narendra Kumar. 2. Technological interventions for enhancing agricultural productivity in mountain eco systems of North West Himalayas/H.S. Gupta and S. Kundu. 3. The present status gaps and possibilities of horticulture and post harvest technologies in the Himalayan States of India/Susanta K. Roy. 4. Appropriate technologies for hill farmers/Mukesh Joshi Deepa Bisht D.S. Rawat and L.M.S. Palni. 5. Sustenance of crop diversity and nutritional security/S.R. Thakur. 6. Conserving traditional food plants for nutritional and livelihood security/Padma Vasudevan Seema Mishra Jigyasa Gupta and Satyawati Sharma. 7. Farm based appropriate technologies for capacity building of mountain farmers and rural women a case study from Sikkim Himalaya/K.K. Singh A.P. Krishna L.K. Rai and Y.K. Rai. 8. HESCO's initiative in horticultural processing and value addition spread effect in Uttaranchal through a network of NGOS/Anil P. Joshi. B. Technology and Sustainable Development Emerging Issues 1. Building on traditional technologies for sustainable mountain development/K.G. Saxena K.S. Rao and R.K. Maikhuri. 2. Technology on the move in the Himalayan region from empowerment to sustainable livelihoods/Sunil K. Agarwal and Anil P. Joshi. 3. Mountain technology in Uttaranchal the possibilities/P.C. Joshi. 4. Sustainable development of mountainous regions for innovations and technology transfer/Lal Singh. 5. Bio tourism sustainable developmental option for the mountain communities/S.D. Kashyap and K.K. Raina. C. Improving Natural Resource Management 1. Sustainable mountain agriculture and rural livelihoods through participatory watershed development lessons from Doon Valley/K.K. Raina Keith Virgo and John Roe. 2. Water resource management in the Central Himalaya a case study/R.K. Maikhuri and K.S. Rao. 3. Traditional knowledge and management of natural resources in the Aravali Hills around Khetri Block Distt. Jhunjhunu (Raj.)/P.K. Bhatnagar. D. Supporting Biodiversity Conservation and Value Addition 1. Conceptual and policy implication for biodiversity valuation in mountain areas/K.K. Raina and S.D. Kashyap. 2. Biodiversity in cold deserts of Western Himalayas issues and interventions/K.S. Kapoor. 3. Herbal wealth of Uttaranchal potential and prospects/Uppeandra Dhar. 4. Herbal medicines relevance to mountain development/N.S. Chauhan. 5. Low tech agro technologies in Hilly areas an attempt to convert R & D leads into technologies/M.K. Kaul S.K. Bakshi and G.N. Qazi. 6. Opportunities for cultivation and processing of economic plants in Uttaranchal India/D.K. Mishra. 7. Lantana whose weed anyway developing strategic directions for integrated utilization and control/Sudhender Sharma. 8. Parthenium a deadly exotic weed/Richa Joshi and Anil P. Joshi. 9. Enterprise based conservation a case study on orchid cultivation from Arunachal Pradesh Eastern Himalaya/Sudipto Chatterjee Rajeev Semwal and Pijush Kumar Dutta. E. Towards Integrated Development for Rural Transformation 1. Rural resource centres need for their establishment for enhancing livelihood opportunities and ecological health in the mountains/Lok Man S. Palni Dewan S. Rawat and Mukesh Joshi. 2. Integrated development of village Dudhai through science and technology intervention/D. Raghunandan. 3. Koti a developed village/Rakesh Kumar and R. Dobhal. F. Strengthening Animal Husbandry Activities 1. Strategies for high altitude fisheries development to generate employment/P.V. Dehadrai. 2. Livestock rearing and veterinary care with value addition in mountain and Hilly areas/S.B. Gokhale. G. Gender Sensitive Developmental Approach and Communication Needs 1. U probe blending of mountai.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary framework that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling populations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so- called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The authors emphasize that the term 'tribe', as used by Western scholars, was a colonial imposition grounded in an evolutionary framework that deemed tribal societies 'primitive' and 'less advanced'. Such a viewpoint fostered the artificial separation of forest-dwelling populations through policies that designated forests exclusively for these so- called tribals, ultimately creating significant developmental disparities between forest and plains communities. Over time, these disparities evolved into what is now recognized as an 'anthropological divide'.…

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