2022

Reproductive Health among the Lisu Women of Arunachal Pradesh

T he Lisus are one of the minor tribes of Arunachal Pradesh inhabiting in some of the most remote parts of the state. For the present study, an attempt has been made to examine the general he...

Widowhood: A Case Study of Three Bihari Women

T he aim of this interview-based study of three middle-class widowed-women from Patna (Bihar) is to understand their emotional state and social circumstances after a sudden de mise of their re...

Ethnography of the Apatanis of Arunachal Pradesh

T he present study is an attempt to document the heritag es, tangible as well as intangible aspects of the Apatanis, one of the major tribes of Arunachal Pradesh. Hopefully, this study of the ...

Post-Colonial India: A Review

T his paper aims to provide a forum for the distorted reality of Indian diversity, which has been the ramification of vari ous epochs of triumph and affiliation of cultures. The coun try had see...

(Re)Constructing the Self in Prison: A Reflection from a Reading Part of My Soul Went With Him

This paper sets out to examine Winnie Mandela’s Part of My Soul Went with Him as a prison narrative that delves into the (re)construction of the self of the author in confinement. In this narra...

Deepak Pandit and Swati Agrawal. Exploring Challenges of Online Ed ucation in COVID Times

Pandit and Agarwal (2022), in their article entitled “Exploring Chal lenges of Online Education in COVID Times”, discussed the various require ments and preconditions of effective and widespread onl...

Nutrition and Demography: An Anthropological Study on the Kondh of Odisha

This volume, i.e., “Nutrition and Demography: An Anthropological Study on the Kondh of Odisha”, facilitated a new dimension in the area of the nutritional status of the Kondh population. The rese...

Family Strengths from a Finnish Perspective: A Thematic Analysis of an Interview

T he cultural, ethnic, and spiritual influences on family strengths, resilience, and environmental connections were ex plored by a thematic analysis of an interview with a 26-year old expatriat...