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© Kamla-Raj 2004 Stud. Tribes Tribals, 2(1): 15-18 (2004)
Contributions of Anthropology in Central India B.M. Mukherjee Department of Anthropology and
Tribal Studies, Guru Ghasidas University, Bilaspur 495 018, Chattisgarh,
India
Keywords
Tribals; culture; backward; development abstract
In the State of Madhya Pradesh the beaurocratic structure is so strong that
there is hardly any scope for human consideration. Politicians and
administrators in most cases, cannot be expected to have patience for
experiments or time for research. Two years back an UNESCO Sponsored Programme
"Education For All" started at Bhopal and suddenly collapsed. The reason is
not known to me. Another reason for the present status of applied anthropology
in central India is that the publications of this region remain unknown and
unobtainable. Partly responsible is the paucity of anthropological
literature/text book due to the lack of library facilities and lack of
knowledge in English language. This gives me an impression that the region has
not been able to establish the discipline of applied anthropology inspite of
the fact that Madhya Pradesh by virtue of its tribal concentration and
problems deserves immediate attention of applied anthropologists.
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