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- Page 11 and 12: LIST OF TABLES Table 4.1 General De
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- Page 16 and 17: The present work is a study on soci
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- Page 20: demographic as well as socio-econom
- Page 23 and 24: 8 CISMHE The ethnic groups residing
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- Page 36 and 37: Lepchas and Tsongs, Bhutias and a v
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- Page 46 and 47: SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROFILE OF SIKKIM Th
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espectively. Both the crops are sur
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Sheep and yak are usually reared in
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district. The copper mining town of
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professionals as well as unskilled
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of the state in the near future. Th
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esources. No doubt the state has ma
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6. Energy 7. Housing 8. Markets 4.2
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state’s colleges (Table 4.10). It
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macadam, iii) earthen and iv) bridl
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These incentives are made available
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include hospitals, health centers,
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Gyalshing, Pelling, Rabdentse, etc.
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4. Rongnichu Stage-II Topakhani E.
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materials. The people of Sikkim liv
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There are only 2 Class-I Bazars in
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inhabited the lower slopes of the E
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Sunwar, Bhujel, Thami and Thakuri.
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marriage ceremonies. Usually, villa
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communication. The Lepchas and the
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most Lepcha villages they have form
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4.3.5 Festivals and Environmental R
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Dasain: Most important of all the f
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the country, in Sikkim too, the peo
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Although Sikkim is home of diverse
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anthropologists that, “In the geo
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and environmental - were used. The
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it appears that the quality of life
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chief feeders of the Teesta. The av
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than half (49.2%) of the total numb
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joint flow of these two rivers come
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pollution-free atmosphere and natur
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Dikchu Bazar Dikchu Bazar, located
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area in general resent the hydroele
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total population is 825. Mamring is
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Donok Donok is located in the South
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complain much about the absence of
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The population of Nayabazar as per
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him, the quality of education in hi
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sighted man. He has arranged higher
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Although Jagur and her husband did
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started taking keen interest in the
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Delhi University and at present he
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The family also owns about 2 ha of
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they can get decent jobs. At presen
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guest house of the family is a larg
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The situation changed after the mer
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development is still not uncommon.
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OBSERVATIONS ON PROPOSED TEESTA STA
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problematic for them as it touches
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in any of the revenue blocks under
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They look up to the project for imp
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Government Reports BIBLIOGRAPHY Ano
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Thakur, R.N. (1988). Himalayan Lepc
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Plate 1. Crop fields at Thangu, Nor
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Plate 5. The village of Lachen Plat
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Plate 9. A respondent from Dzongu P
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9. Given the power to make major de
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Goat 1 Sheep 1 9. Ownership of good
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Good/Moderate/Poor 16. How do you r
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Sl. No DETAILS OF THE RESPONDENTS P
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77 Thang “ Mani kumar Sharma 48 M
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DISTRIBUTION (NO. AND PERCENT) OF R
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4.13 TEESTA RIVER BETWEEN TEESTA-RA
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VOLUME - III LAND ENVIRONMENT - SOI
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5.2 ULTIMATE AND CREATED IRRIGATION
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ANNEXURES 12.4 IRRIGATION 12.5 LAND
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2.6 ENDEMICS 2.7 THREATENED FLORA 2
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CHAPTER VOLUME - VIII BIOLOGICAL EN
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5.3 POULTRY DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES 5.4