British Administration in North East India

British Administration in North East IndiaDr. (Mrs.) Meena Sharma Barkataki received her early school education at Shillong. Thereafter she graduated with Honours (History), obtaining Bachelors degree in Teaching and also Post Graduation from the Gauhati University. She obtained her Ph. D. degree from the University of Poona in 1984. She has several publications which appeared in a number of journals and newspapers mostly in Assamese. They comprise poems, stories and articles on various

This book traces change from somewhat traditional inequality types of social structure to contemporary social formation of class division as a result of colonial intrusion

Silchar (Assam) as Head of the Department

Extensive analysis of structural changes

He was awarded a Ph

caring and comforting thus constitute the epitome of prosociality

He also read for the bar at the Middle Temple and taught for a few years at the Aligarh Muslim University before turning to journalism (1925) as the founder-editor of The Hindustan Times

He is on the guest faculty of Indian Institute of Public Administration

The present work attempts to examine the performances of oilseed and pulse crops production

He is member of the Indian History Congress

The book will be of great use to the researchers

regrets in all its frankness

Capital constraint has been the leading reason for slow growth of infrastructure in the country and due to this reason a larger amount of capital inflows became an indispensable part of the new economic policy