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Leela Dube Infuses Study of Anthropology in India With Gender Sensitivity
Many of these ideas came together in her masterly 'Anthropological Explorations in Gender: Intersecting Fields', which was brought out by Sage Publications in 2001. The volume is considered a landmark contribution to feminist anthropology. It exam
India’s Green Village Celebrates Birth of Daughter By Planting Trees
Planting trees to celebrate the birth of a girl child is essentially a move to build an asset base for her, which can eventually be utilised by the family to finance her education and future development.
Why Summer is Unbearable for Bundelkhand’s Tribal Women
The school in Budawani has classes up to Class Five after which the children travel 10 kilometres to Chandrapur to study till Class Eight.
Pankajani Ready to Swing Into Action to Save Lives in India
And she's ever ready to swing into action. Like in the case of the eight-months-pregnant Donphat, who went into labour suddenly and started bleeding. It was in the middle of the night and Behra was called immediately.
Economic Downturn Makes Life Hard for Young Greeks
Elderly parents, who still have some pension to go by and have a home of their own, are now supporting their jobless adult children.
