Migration Unveiled: Exploring Northeast India’s Historical and Sociological Tapestry

The book “Historical and Sociological Aspects of Migration in Northeast India” is a significant contribution to the study of migration in the region. Edited by Fr. (Dr). Jose P.D., N. Lokendra Singh, and Fr. Benny James, the publication brings together a diverse range of perspectives on the complex phenomenon of migration.

The book’s content encompasses various aspects of migration, starting with a Key Note Address by Prof. Anand Kumar, setting the tone for the following chapters. The contributors delve into topics such as internal displacement, the sociological implications of migration, and the impact on culture and society.

Noteworthy chapters include “Ahom Migration to Assam and its Socio-Economic and Culture Impact” by Dr. V.P. Singh, which explores the historical significance of migration in the region. Dr. Y Ben Lotha’s chapter on “The Migration and Settlement of Nagas in Naga Hills” sheds light on the migration patterns within the Naga community.

“Immigration in North East India: The Manipur Experience” by N. Lokendra Singh presents an insightful analysis of migration in Manipur. “Migration and Christian Response” by Joseph Puthenpura addresses the role of Christianity in the context of migration.

The book concludes with a report on the National Seminar and an index for easy reference.

The region’s unique demographic mix, featuring Aryans, Dravidians, and Mongoloid races, and its kaleidoscope of cultures and religions, make migration an intricate subject of study. The scholars in this volume seek to understand and address the sociological implications of migration, aiming to nurture and heal the region for its progress and development.

This publication, brought forth by Don Bosco College Publication (DBCP), is a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and policymakers interested in comprehending and addressing the challenges and opportunities posed by migration in Northeast India. Copies of the book are available at Don Bosco College, Maram, offering access to this enriching body of knowledge. As the region looks to become a worthy ambassador of India’s Look East Policy, understanding migration and its impacts becomes paramount for shaping its future positively.

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