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Can ‘Beautiful’ Be ‘Backward’? India’s Tribes in a Long-Term Demographic Perspective

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Arup Maharatna ()
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Construction of a long-term demographic perspective on India’s tribal population rests on the premise that aggregation over diverse tribal groups is valid not only in statistical and quantitative terms, but it is useful both conceptually and operationally.

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Keywords: census; India; India's tribes; tribes; demographic; anthropology; human; civilization; historians; anthropologists; Scheduled Caste; population; British period; SC; sociologists;

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