This book gives a comprehensive description of India's social scene based on the author's own studies and experiences about the subject earned from travelling in different parts of the country. India being the largest of all the states in South Asia, her social scene is an interesting and important area of study. This study has focused on the cultural heritage of India, caste, tribal and gender and the social policy issues pertaining to those. It has also focused on agriculture and food security scenario in India and on the indigenous knowledge system which have a greater bearing on the Indian social scene. This book ends with a brief conclusive note. This book is written in a reader-friendly manner and is spread over seven chapters which might be useful to the student community, researchers and the public administrators.
About the Author
About the Book
Introduction
Chapter 1 : An Overview of India’s Social Scene
Chapter 2 : The Caste Scene in India
Chapter 3 : The Tribal Scene in India
Chapter 4 : The Women in the Social Scene of India
Chapter 5 : Agriculture and Food Security in India
Chapter 6 : Indigenous Knowledge
Chapter 7 : Conclusion
