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February 27, 2024
K yugindro singh, m manihar singh and sh janaki sharma1. what is hereditary chieftainship ?the institution of hereditary chieftainship is well described by ww hunter in his book ‘a statistical account of bengal volume- vi’ as under: “the
February 24, 2024
Based on rice and wheat, the Green Revolution was launched on account of the perceived threat of famine. Indiaโs vast traditional arena of ecofriendly cereals like millet and maize was ignored
December 30, 2023
It was reckoned on Colonsay that anyone burning juniper or even living close to a tree was spared the ravages of plague.
October 30, 2023
From arranged marriages to the role whiskey played in the nuptials, a look at Irish wedding history and traditions that remain. Edythe Preet on the many Irish wedding traditions that make tying the knot Celtic style such a momentous occasion.
May 21, 2023
Statistics refers to the science of gathering, presenting, analyzing and interpreting numerical data. It can be either a singular or plural word.
September 18, 2022
There is more fiction than historical truth about the origin of the name โGoalandaโ. According to a legend,
July 10, 2022
The transition from tribe to caste has remained a contested phenomenon in India. Many tribal groups had left their religion, culture, language, and traditional practices to elevate their social status in the caste-based hierarchical society. This complex transition is addressed in the context of the Rajbanshi identity, highlighting the intricacies involved. Adopting the frame
May 7, 2022
RECENTLY, as I was cycling in rural Roscommon, I passed another cyclist, bidding him hello as I did so. I surmised he was probably local to the area and…
October 23, 2021
The archives team at High Life Highland with a look at the parish of Eddrachilles.
October 3, 2021
Loth partish comprises around 17,800 acres, stretching from Kintradwell in the south to Portgower in the north.