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Revisiting Hill-Valley Connection in Northeast India
Publisher: Macmillan Education
ISBN: 939037031-0
Price: Rs. 2200/-
About the Book
Northeast India is a vibrant region in all aspects of its manifestation - social, cultural, political and topographical. If this has not been appreciated in many parts of India, it is due to the cultural disconnect created by the British colonial narratives, much of which has been uncritically appropriated by the so-called of contributions from mainstream Indian scholars since independence. The present volume, consisting scholars with considerable research experience and Bharat as a expertise on the region, offers an alternative narrative in sync with the idea of Bharat as a coherent geo-cultural entity.
About the Editors
Aswini K Mohapatra is the Dean, School of International Studies (SIS), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He is a member of the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi and a member of the Society of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies (MAKAIAS), Kolkata. He is also associated with the Centre for North East Studies (CNES), New Delhi since its inception, and retired LAS Officer of AGMUT Cadre.
Surender S Ghonkrokta is a qualified Food Technologist from CFTRI, Mysore He is the Founder for North East Studies (CNES), New Delhi, President, Centre to strengthen research and develop an academic institution, working on Northeast India. He policy alternatives through focused studies is presently heading State Food Commission, Himachal Pradesh as Chairman and Adjunct Professor, Food Science and Technology, Central University, Pondicherry.
Aashish V Bhave is the Secretary of the Centre for North East Studies (CNES). He has completed his Ph.D from Bharati Vidyapeeth and presently, a Post- Doctoral Fellow at JNU, New Delhi. He has been working on the issues of Northeast India for the last 18 years. Deepika Singh is teaching political 2009. She IS science at the University of Delhi since also involved in research activities at the Centre for North East Studies, New Delhi.
Deepika Singh is teaching political science at the University of Delhi since 2009. She is also involved in research activities at the Centre of North East Studies, New Delhi.
