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Mangal Deep Publications
Language
English
Pages
420

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Status of tribal women: work participation & decision-making role in tribal society
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [373]-413).
Includes statistical tables.

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Jaipur
Other Titles
Tribal women

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viii, 420 p. ;
Number of pages
420

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OL3717644M
ISBN 10
8175941227
LCCN
2003331436

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