Manipur–Past and Present (Vol.1)

Manipur–Past and Present (Vol.1)About Manipuri civilization, C. J. Lyall writes, It was my fortune to visit Manipur only once (in Feb., 1888) during my service in Assam, and I am thus acquainted with the subject chiefly by hearsay. But I have always taken a lively interest in this singular oasis of comparative civilization and organised society. Lord Irwin called her Switzerland of the East and Ethel Grimwood described her as the most beautiful show place of the world. Manipuri

Raja Rammohun Roy

It will prove an invaluable reference tool for the general reader as well as the professional

These Chapters also analyse the reasons for the low representation of women in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

and of the Bombay City in particular received a fresh lease of life under him

According to Manu

A comprehensive statistical analysis on the factors which induce for private tuitions and the effect of private tuitions on terminal examinations is presented in this book

Since 1980

He was the Head of Sociology Department

This study has made it quite apparent that although the produce raised in homestead (and orchard) is primarily meant for self-consumption there is no reason to under-estimate the contribution of this supplementary source of earning which can go a long way in alleviating rural poverty

Often shielded

and reforms

and people’s participation in various developmental activities