North East India: A Sociological StudyDibrugarh University. Department of Sociology, Dibrugarh University. Centre for Sociological Study of Frontier Region, North East India Sociological Association Concept Publishing Company, 1978 - 426 pages |
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The Place of Namghar in the Village Community in Assam | 19 |
Assamese Society During the Early British Period K Deka | 27 |
Social Change in Nagaland M Horam | 34 |
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administration agricultural Ahom Arunachal Pradesh Assamese Hindus Assamese Muslims Assamese society belong Bengali Brahmaputra Brahmaputra Valley Brahmins British candidate caste Census cent Centre Chief Christian clan cultural customs Delhi Dibrugarh District Council dominance economic development election factors fishing Garo Gauhati Goalpara Goswami Government Hindu Hinduism households immigrants income industrial institutions Jamuguri Jhum Jorhat Kachari Kadepeo Kamrup Karbi Khasi labour Laisong Lakher Lakhimon land language linguistic Lushai Hills majority Mancotta Manipur marriage Meghalaya Meitei ment migrated Mikirs Mishing Mishing language Mizo Union Mizoram modern Naga Hills Nagaland Namghar North-East India occupation organisation panchayat party pattern percentage persons plains political development population present problem region religion religious respondents rural satra Savaras shifting cultivation social socio-economic sociological status structure tea garden Thanga tion traditional tribal tribes Tripura Upper Assam urban vais Vaishnavism village votes Zemi