Freedom Struggle in North East India, Omsons Publications, 8190720540

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Freedom Struggle in North East India

B. Datta Ray (Editor) Bimal J Deb (Editor) Siddeshwar Sarma (Editor)

Synopsis

The establishment of British power in North East India was a prolonged process of piecemeal conquest consolidation and colonization of the economy since 1826. There had been an awareness of the exploitative nature of the colonial rule initially for the collection of revenue. With the discovery of tea, coal and petroleum in subsequent times, the exploitation became severe.

The popular resistance took the form of civil rebellions, tribal uprisings and peasant movements in North East India.

The tribals in North East India organized militant outbreaks against foreign rules since the beginning of 19th century.

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About the author

B. Datta Ray

B. Datta Ray (1924-) is the founder Secretary, North East Indian Council for Social Science research (NEICSSR), Shillong. His major contributions include: Shifting Cultivation in North East India (ed., 1976), social and Economic Profile of North East India (ed., 1978), Administrative History of North East India (1978), Agricultural in the Hills: A case Study of Meghalaya (ed., 1979), Emergence and the Role of Middle Class in North East India (ed., 1983), Tribal Occupational Mobility (1984), Crime Perspective in North east India (1986), North East India in 2000 AD (ed., 1987), Tribal Identity and tension in North east India (1989), Social and political Institutions of the Hill People of North east India (ed., 1990), Dynamics of Tribal Society (ed., 1993).

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