Some Aspects of Indian Society and Culture

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The book entitled "Some Aspects of Indian Society and Culture" is a collection of various articles contributed by the Ph.D Scholars and other students of Prof. A.K. Haldar. This book is a felicitation volume in the honour of Prof. A.K. Haldar who has been superannuated after serving the Department of Anthropology, Ranchi University as a teacher for about three decades. The books has been divided into six major chapters. In addition to those chapters there is an introduction which deals with development issues followed by other articles. The major sections of the book are ethnographic note of selected communities, tribal health, politics and education of tribals, occupational mobility and socio-political change, economic and development issues and finally communication and culture. All the articles are the outcome of the Ph.D work of the concerned students of Prof. A.K. Haldar. In view of present relevance and significance the present book will be highly useful to the scholars who are pursuing their Ph.D work and also will be helpful to these students who belong to different branches of social science.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Pradip K Bhowmick

Pradip K. Bhowmick (Born: 1955) who did his M.A. in Rural Development from I.I.T. Kharagpur in the year 1988. In the year 1998 he was awarded D. Litt. From Ranchi University. At present he is Assistant professor in the Rural Development Centre I.I.T. Kharagpur. Dr. Bhowmick published articles on Tribal and Rural Development issues in reputed journals and also author of the books namely Dynamics of Tribal Development (1993). Rural and Tribal Development Practices in India (1994), Level of tribal literacy in the state of West Bengal (2000), Ecology, Tribals and Rural Development: The case from West Bengal (2001). He is also co-author of the book namely Tribal Movement (1994), Land and Forest Twin Tribal Problems (1998). Author of several research papers Dr. Bhowmick has been interested in teaching, training and conducting researches among the rural and tribal communities.