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Acknowledgements I dedicate this wo
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Table of Contents On the Future of
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CHAPTER FIVE: CONCLUSION...........
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Map of India and Jharkhand Capital:
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Statement of the problem: The socia
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important aspect of these communiti
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Limitations and scope: The Adivasis
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CHAPTER ONE: Background of the them
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pointed out at the lack of definiti
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“which specify the tribes of trib
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ules that maintain a balance betwee
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1.2.4. - Political Jharkhand is a p
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are associated with. Roy further ad
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- but fought in vain - to steam the
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2.2 The customary system / laws How
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generation to another. Customs coul
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khuntkatti dars - the decedents of
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The social organization for their a
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Among the Mundas these posts have b
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The sense of independence among the
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- That the practice of Adivasis cus
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sufficient occupation any more. Los
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Nevertheless, there were three reas
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the ‘modern temples of the nation
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the pilot projects of Peraj East Op
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Bank machines are lying unused. So
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2.8 Which direction is the ‘devel
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