Baigas of Central India: Habitat and Culture of Primitive Tribe discuses the relationship between the forest and a forest dwelling community. The Baigas of forests utilise the forest resource without disturbing the ecological balance. The book provides the picture of a primitive tribe, ready to enter in Twenty first century with all its traditions and influences of modernity.

Sociologists, Anthropologists, Administrators/ Policy- Planners and all other interested in tribal life will find the book useful and informative.

Anthropology is the study of man, his origins, physical characteristics, institutions, religious beliefs, and social relationships etc. This work in nine volumes incorporates all vital information with latest developments in the field. Based on authentic sources, this veritable mine of information will prove vade mecum to one and all. Details of the Volumes

. Applied Anthropology
. Criminal Anthropology
. Economic Anthropology
. Linguistic Anthropology
. Medical Anthropology
. Physical Anthropology
. Religious Anthropology
. Sociocultural Anthropology
. Urban Anthropology]

Ever since the time Anthropology has existed as a discipline it had a problem solving aspect, although this has been called Applied Anthropology. In modern times, a number of anthropologists work for many organisations where they apply their knowledge and skills to solve some of the problems of society. This discipline of Anthropology has found application in number of other fields such as a Agriculture, Community welfare, development, Disaster management, education, Policy making and so on.

This practical aspect of anthropology can be further divided into fields with specific practices such as Action anthropology, Development Anthropology, Research Anthropology and many more.

This book attempt to describe applied anthropology in its length and breadth in a lucid manner.

Criminal Anthropology can best be conceptualized as the holistic and interdisciplinary study of crime and criminals. Criminal Anthropology is holistic in the sense all the major features of criminal development are taken into account.

This book traces the development of the field of criminology from very beginning to present times. Some contemporary issues such as role of DNA in crime detection, criminal psychology etc. is also included. Organised under nineteen chapters, this book attempt to describe Criminal Anthropology in its length and breadth in a lucid manner.