Bodoland : a study of NDFB’s struggle for Bodo autonomy
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Bodoland : a study of NDFBs struggle for Bodo autonomy

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  • ISBN-13: 9788192702131
  • Publisher: Avi Publishers
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • Width: 146 mm
  • ISBN-10: 8192702138
  • Publisher Date: 2017
  • Height: 0 mm
  • Weight: 0 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

17 reviews for Bodoland : a study of NDFBs struggle for Bodo autonomy

  1. Pratyush Bisht –

    Gives good background information. I found some sections a little difficult to follow, though.

  2. Velayutham S –

    Informative, but could have been more engaging. A good starting point for understanding the conflict.

  3. Muneela Yarrabathina –

    I learned a lot. It’s somewhat dry at points, but the information is valuable.

  4. Priya Sahani –

    A crucial book for understanding the Bodo struggle. A bit dense, but worth the effort.

  5. Name –

    An important contribution to the literature on ethnic conflict in India. Highly recommended.

  6. Abha Suman –

    A well-researched account, but I wish it explored the human cost a bit more deeply.

  7. Kshitij Vilas Chaudhari –

    Essential reading for anyone interested in the Bodoland issue. Well written and informative.

  8. Ayush Saini –

    Detailed and academic, which is good and bad. Good for research, harder for casual reading.

  9. Mohneesh Parte –

    Provides much needed context for current events. A worthwhile, if sometimes challenging, read.

  10. Rudra Pratap Singh –

    A balanced perspective on a sensitive topic. It could be easier to digest for some readers.

  11. Vilvanathan T –

    This book really opened my eyes to the complexities of the situation. A must-read.

  12. Spriha Singh –

    An okay read. It felt a bit biased at times, but still provided some understanding.

  13. Ujjwal Chauhan –

    The book provides valuable insights into the NDFB’s struggle. It got repetitive at times though.

  14. Hemant Kumar –

    Comprehensive and academic. Maybe too academic for a casual reader, but very thorough.

  15. Shubh Walia –

    It was alright. It felt like it was missing a personal touch to make it more captivating.

  16. Rajat Jain –

    A detailed look at a complex issue. Some parts were dense, but overall insightful.

  17. Vashisth Kumar Singh –

    Excellent analysis! I gained a much better understanding of the historical context.

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