Social Change and Economic Development of Yanadi Tribe of A. P. India - Manoj, Dande Kannaiah;Reddy, K. Viswanath
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This book is about A STUDY ON SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 0F YANADI TRIBE OF ANDHRA PRADESH, India. The present study has set the following objectives. To know the distribution of Yanadis in both the Districts under study, to appraise the characteristics and customs of the Yanadis. To elicit the socio-economic conditions of the Yanadi people of Andhra Pradesh. Introduction deals with the origin, development, characteristics and Customs of Yanadi and chapterization. Social Organisation elicits community type of family, genealogical composition, Interpersonal relations patterns, of…mehr

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This book is about A STUDY ON SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 0F YANADI TRIBE OF ANDHRA PRADESH, India. The present study has set the following objectives. To know the distribution of Yanadis in both the Districts under study, to appraise the characteristics and customs of the Yanadis. To elicit the socio-economic conditions of the Yanadi people of Andhra Pradesh. Introduction deals with the origin, development, characteristics and Customs of Yanadi and chapterization. Social Organisation elicits community type of family, genealogical composition, Interpersonal relations patterns, of marriage, betrothal etc. of Yanadis, Economic Development covers occupation, Agriculture, livestock, income, Expenditure, debts etc. Social change evaluates the Environmental, Biological, Cultural and Technological Social Change. Summary and Conclusion presents the summary and findings and suggestions. Hence this book is more comprehensive and presents holistic understanding of the Tribal social change and economic development.
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D. K. MANOJ completed Ph.D in the Department of Anthropology. He did extensive field work in tribal areas and has much interest in tribal development. He has published research papers in reputed journals and he is working as Emergency Medical Technician.