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A Sociological Study of the Livelihoods of the Baigas in the Baiga-Chak Belt of Dindori, India — Appendices

The text and photographs on this page are copyright by Manish Gangwar and Pradeep Bose. Manish Gangwar is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Sociology at Barkatulla University, Bhopal, India. Pradeep Bose is the Director of the Aaspur Rural Development Project, District of Dungarpur, PKP, Raj., India.

Appendices
Appendix 1A

Indigenous Baiga people

Names of Baiga-Chak Belt Villages in Dindori District, 2005. (Accessed from Baiga Development Commissioner's Office, Dindori.) # Names of the villages studied by the researchers.

Appendix 1B

Indigenous Baiga people

Appendix 1C

Indigenous Baiga people

Appendix 1D

Indigenous Baiga people

Appendix 2

Indigenous Baiga people

Abstract
Prologue
Introduction
The Baigas of Central India
What happened to the Baigas in Mandla and Balaghat?
Study Area
Research Methodology
Results And Discussion
Conclusions
References
Glossary

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