| S.NO |
TITLE |
AUTHOR |
| 1 |
REDDIS OF BISON HILLS |
HAIMENDORF CVF |
| 2 |
THE CHENCHUS - JUNGLE FOLK OF THE DECCAN |
HAIMENDORF CVF |
| 3 |
THE RAJ GONDS OF AP |
HAIMENDORF CVF |
| 4 |
THE GONDS OF A.P |
HAIMENDORF CVF |
| 5 |
TRIBAL HYDERABAD |
HAIMENDORF CVF |
| 6 |
LIFE AMONG THE INDIAN TRIBES |
HAIMENDORF CVFS |
| 7 |
CASTES AND TRIBES OF SOUTHERN INDIA VOL. I TO VII. |
THURSTON, EDGAR ANDK.RANGACHARI |
| 8 |
TRIBES OF INDIA VOL. I,II. |
RAGAVAIAH, V. |
| 9 |
YANADI |
RAGAVAIAH, V. |
| 10 |
CASTS AND TRIBES; THE NIZAMAS DOMINIONS VOL. 1,II |
HASSAN, SYED SIRAJ |
| 11 |
THE LAW RELATING TO SCHEDULED AREAS OF A. P. |
RAGHAVA RAO, K. |
| 12 |
TRIBAL LAW AND JUSTICE |
ARCHER, W.G. |
| 13 |
INDIA'SVILLAGES |
SRINIVAS, M.N. |
| 14 |
AMONG THE GONDS OF AP |
MADHAVARAO, S. |
| 15 |
INDIAN ANTHROPOLOGY |
MADAN, T.N. AND G. SARANA |
| 16 |
CASTE IN INDIA |
HUTTON, J.H. |
| 17 |
TRIBAL CULTURE OF INDIA |
VIDHYARTHI, L.P. |
| 18 |
RACES AND CULTURE OF INDIA |
MAJUMDAR, D.N. |
| 19 |
INDIAN TRIBES THROUGH THE AGES |
VARMA, R.C. |
| 20 |
WHEN A GREAT TRADITION MODERNISES |
SINGER, MILTON |
| 21 |
REPORT ON THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE ABORIGINAL TRINES OF THE PROVINCE OF MADRS. |
AIYAPPAN |
| 22 |
COMPETING EQUALITIES |
GALANTER, MARC |
| 23 |
THE CHENCHU |
BHOWMIC, P.K. |
| 24 |
REMEMBERED VILLAGE |
SRINIVAS, M.N. |
| 25 |
THE TRIBES AND CASTES OF THE MADRAS PRESIDENCE |
SHRRING, M.A. |
| 26 |
NOMADS |
RAGAVAIAH, V. |
| 27 |
HIGH LANDS OF CENTRAL INDIA |
FORSYTH, C.J. |
| 28 |
AN ATLAS OF TRIBAL INDIA |
RAZA,MONIS, AIJAZUDDINAHMED |
| 29 |
THE MYSORE TRIBES AND CASTES V. O. I TO IV. |
IYER, L. K. |
| 30 |
REPORT OF THE SCHEDULED AREAS AND SCHEDULED TRIBES COMMISSION V.I& V.II. |
DHEBAR U N. |
| 31 |
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPECIAL MULT-PURPOSE TRIBAL BLOCK |
ELWIN VERRIER. |
| 32 |
REPORT OF THE STUDY TEAM ON TRIBALDEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME |
P. SHILU, AO. |
| 33 |
REPORT ON THE STUDY TEAM OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND WELFARE OF BCs. |
RENUKA ROY. |
| 34 |
REPORT ON THE AP TRIBES ENQUIRY COMMITTEE 1961-62. |
RAGHAVAIAH, V. |
| 35 |
REPORT ON DEVEOPMENTOF TRIBAL AREAS |
SIVARAMANCOMMITTEE,B. |
| 36 |
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL WORKING GROUP ON CO-OPERATION FOR BC VOL I AND VOL II. |
BHARGAVA,M.P. |
| 37 |
ESTIMATES COMMITTEE 1958-59-48 TH REPORT. |
BALVANTRAY,GM. |
| 38 |
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL AGENCY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER |
MALAYAPPAN,RS. |
| 39 |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
C.R EMBERMELVINEBER |
| 41 |
SCIENTIFIC SOCIAL SURVEYS AND RESEARCH |
YOUNG, P.V. |
| 42 |
ANTHROPOMETRICMEASUREMENTS OF MAHARASHTRA |
IRAWATI KARVE AND V.M.DANDEKAR. |
| 43 |
INNOVATIO THE BASIS OF CUTURAL CHANGE. |
BARNETT,H.G. |
| 44 |
PRIMITIVE SOCIETY |
ROBERT H LOWIE. |
| 45 |
THE GOND AND BHUMIA OF EASTERN MANDLA |
STEPHEN FUCHS |
| 46 |
KINSHIP AND MARRIAGE |
ROBIN FOX |
| 47 |
INDUSTRILISATION IN TRIBAL AREAS |
LINGAIAH, K |
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| 48 |
PRIMITIVE WORLD AND ITS TRANSFORMATION |
ROBERT RED FIELD |
| 49 |
THEORY AND PRACTICE IN SOCIAL RESEARCH |
HANSA RAJ |
| 50 |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
KOREBER. |
| 51 |
A PHILOSOPHY OF LOVE |
VERRIER ELWIN. |
| 52 |
THE TRIBALS OF INDIA |
SUNIL JANAH |
| 53 |
THE KOLAMS THE PRIMITIVE TRIBE |
Dr. K. MOHAN RAO. |
| 54 |
THE YERUKALA |
J.PARTHASARATHY |
| 55 |
BETWEEN GONDS REBELLION |
Dr.VNVK SASTRY |
| 56 |
ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY |
KOREBER |
| 57 |
EX-CRIMINALS TRIBES OF INDIA |
SIMHADRI YS |
| 58 |
THE MAKING OF CRIMINAL TRIBES |
LALITHA,V. |
| 59 |
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETY |
RADCLIFFE BROWN,A.R. |
