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Agrarian Transition and Ecological Sustainability of Jhum Cultivation among the Maring Naga in North-East India

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Author: Charanga Modarp Research Scholar Department of History Manipur University Imphal ,Manipur,India Email: charanga.modarpha@gmail.com Abstract: Agriculture has been the backbone of human civilisation. Jhum, or shifting cultivation, is the traditional farming system widely practised among the tribals of Northeast India, particularly among the Nagas of Nagaland...

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The Irish Example: Jawaharlal Nehru’s Perception of Obstructionism and Sinn Féinism in relation to India’s Nationalist Movement

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Author: Arpita Sen Professor Department of History Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan, Birbhum,West Bengal,India Email: arpitadib@rediffmail.com Abstract: The example of the Irish nationalist struggle and the adoption of its various strategies against British colonial rule have attracted the attention of Indian moderate nationalists and revolutionaries. This was so as both...

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Sir Azizul Haque on the Causes and Remedies of the Plight of the Peasants in Rural Bengal in the Early Twentieth Century

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Author: Dr Mrityunjoy Paul Assistant Professor Department of History, Sivanath Sastri College Kolkata,West Bengal,India Email: mjpaul83@gmail.com Abstract::Most of the rural people of Bengal are agriculturists and the overall welfare of the province depends on agriculture. Because of this agriculture, one day the prosperity of Bengal increased so much that Bengal...

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