1. HAZARIBAGH WORLD OF ART

•    Animals In The Rock-Art Of Hazaribagh (Valcamonica) B-284(7)
•    Art Fighting Coal Mining (Resurgence 2010, UK) B-281 (2)
•    Khovar And Sohrai Artforms. B-283(6) (July 2010)
•    The Two Dogs In The Rig Veda. B-280 (17). See B 279(14 & B273 (3)       
•    Threatened Tribal Villages. B-285 (35)
•    Tribal Culture and Oldest Artistic Tradition Of  India In Jharkhand (La Sapienza Rome April 18, 2011)    B 284 (10)
•    Valcamonica Rockart Symposium Paper (2010) (July, 2011)    B 284 (3)
•    Village Art And Rock-Art . B 280 (14)
•    Village Painting and Rockart (Valcamonica Rockart Symposium, Italy) July 2011/ B-284 (12)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

2. THE HAZARIBAGH TRIBAL WORLD OF ART

•    Continuity of the village painting tradition B-280(14) Report to SOAS, London, 2008.
•    Detailed Note on the Ledra. B-273 (13) (Haz. School of Painting) 2004
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13)
•    Ecology and Culture of Jharkhand. B-264 (5) 2003
•    Evolution of Hazaribagh Folk Painting from pre-historic rock-art  B-178 (1). (source of Bridal Caves) Jan. 1994
•    Forms of the Mother Goddess in Khovar and Sohrai B-261 (6) 2003
•    Fusion Art Project with Italian Artist Tarshito in 2006 B-289 (14).  Published , Bari, Itlay 2014
•    Hazaribagh School of Painting. B-273(14) (Pub. by Sakshya journal Bihar Vishwa Parishad,Patna, 2004)
•    Indigenous School of Art in Sanskriti. B-274 (12)
•    Khovar Painting in Hazaribagh. B 258 (7)
•    Khovar Painting. B-173 (1)
•    Kurmi Art of Hazaribagh. B-259 (1). (Pub. By Tribal Art, Paris, 2005).  
•    Kurmi Sohrai Painting of Bhelwara. B-259 (3)
•    Mother Goddess B-241 (5)
•    Nautangwa Pahar Rockart. B-255 , 2002**
•    On Rockart (Man in India, Vol.83, No. 3 & 4, Dec., 2003)
•    Origin of Brahmi in Khovar. B-235. 1999 (check if typed)
•    Pre-Historic Culture of Jharkhand. B-250 (2) (Publ. Leonardo Theological College, 2001)
•    Pre-historic Culture of Jharkhand. B-258 (2) 2002 (Pub. By KANCHI, Kanchi,2005)
•    School of Indian Tribal Art  B-272 (4) ** 2004
•    Sidpa Rockart. B-239 , 2000 **
•    Agaria Art. B-280 (11)
•    Bhuiya, Munda, Birhor, Santal Art. B-272 (9)
•    Ghatwal Sohrai. B-299 (7). 1999
•    Sohrai and Khovar Kala in Hazaribagh. B-229 (3) Pub. Man in India, 2000)
•    Sohrai –Evolution of the Village Art. B-183. (Bridal Caves, 1995)
•    Sohrai Marriage Room.  B-261 (4), 2003
•    Some thoughts on local Artforms in the Indian village B-265 (4) 2003
•    Some Thoughts on Art forms in Indian Villages B-287 (5) ***
•    Some Thoughts on Rockart  B-253 (3) (Pub. Man In India July-Dec. 2002) 
•    The Art of the Hazaribagh Villages. B-273 (12) (Haz.School of Painting) 2004
•    The Comb. (To be typed) B-241 (6). 2000
•    The House (Diary 56-57)
•    The House Mandala  B-275 (1) 2003  (See No 15/18) (see THE HOUSE , Diary 56-57)
•    The Ledra or Life Blanket.  B-207 (1) 1997(To be typed)  
•    The Marriage Chouk as the House of the Goddess  B-268 (2) 2003 (See No.15/18)
•    The Oldest Meaning of Sohrai – Cattle-catching Wealth  B-211. 1997
•    The Painted Houses of Hazaribagh. B-271 (7). Journal of Volkerkunde Museum, vol.52. Dresden, 2005
•    The Sohrai Horse.B-263 (9)(to be typed) 2003
•    The Tribal Woman in India’s Quest B-209(2) (Publ. in The Eye Magazine Jan 1997)  1996
•    The Various Sohrais (to be typed, in Harvest Icons at “Jammu Sohrai”  in Diary 56)
•    Tribal Art of Hazaribagh. B-259 (2).
•    Tribal Art of North Jharkhand  B-261 (1) (Pub. By Lalit Kala Akademi, 2002) 
•    Tribal Civilization of Jharkhand B-261 (7) (Pub by Man In India ,June 2002)  
•    Tribal Decorativeness and Expression B-279(18), B277(22)
•    Wildlife in North Karanpura Rockart. B-154. (Publ. IGNCA, New Delhi, Conference on Rockart)
•    Women of High Degree. B-272 (5). 2004
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

3. ORAON KHOVAR AND SOHRAI

•    Bitter Harvest, Tribals, their art and Environment B-272 (8) 2004***
•    Harappan Language is Oraon   B-243 (2)** 2000
•    Jason, Outstanding Oraon Artist  B-264 (7) ** 2003
•    Juliet’s Art  B-277 (11)** 2005
•    Khovar Painting 173 (1)
•    Khovar Painting of Hazaribagh B-258(7)**
•    Note on Khovar and Sohrai Motifs  B-272 (7) 2004 ***
•    Oraon Notes   B-260 (1) ** 2002
•    Oraon Totems  B-238 (3), 2000**
•    Oraons, A Dravidian People  B-253 (2) requires typing ** 2001
•    Philomina’s Art   B-238(2) **  see B-240 (4) ** 2000
•    Pre-Historic Culture of Jharkhand (Pub.Leonard Theological College)B-250 (2) 2001
•    Psychological Evolution  B-272 (6) 2004***
•    Putli, an artistic Phenomenon  (Bridal Caves p.45) 1995***
•    The House Mandala B275(1) RETYPED as B287(2)
•    The Oraon Sohrai  B-274 (4) ** (To be Typed)
•    The Sohrai Horse B263(9) RETYPED B287(1)
•    Tribals, their art and Environment B-272 (8) 2004 ***
•    Women of High Degree  B-272 (5) 2004 ***
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

4. THE TRIBAL AND THE SACRED

•    Cupules   B-229 (1) , 1999*
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Ethno-Archaeological findings in South Bihar  B-239 (3)
•    Industrial Economy versus agricultural Culture    B-279 (8)***
•    Notes on goddess Sarasvati in her Protozoic Form  B-271 (4) 2004 ***
•    Sarasvati  B-240 (5)  (Pub. Man in India) 2000***
•    Search for Shiva, The origin and evolution of Tribal Worship B-222 , 1998**
•    Sharing our thoughts from a Tribal Perspective  B-279 (12)**
•    Socio-Ecological Roots of Indian Culture  B-253 (1), 2001***
•    The Altar of the Goddess B-240 (4), 2000*
•    The Intellectual and Spiritula Expression of a Nomadic Tribe- The Birhor B-289 (13) *** Burgos Seminar, Spain
•    The Meaning of the Sacred in Tribal India  B-226 (1), 1998**
•    Tribal India and goddess Sarasvati  B-242 (1) 2000**
•    The Asur Kahani- A Parable for our Times. *** B-290 (18), 2016
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

5. SCRIPTS

•    A Common Language   B-233 (1) 1999 ****
•    Earliest Script Found in Hazaribagh Rock Painting B-235(2)**
•    Note on the Easter Island Script  B-169 (1) 1994***
•    Notes on the Indus Pictographs found in Hazaribagh rockart  B-241 (1)  2000 ***
•    Origin of Brahmi Script in Khovar B-235 (2) 1999 ***
•    The Birth of Writing B 140 (3) 1992 needs typing

6. TRIBAL AND SACRED

•    Anthropological Perspective Of Indigenous Peoples     B 272 (1)
•    Pre-Historic and Proto-Historic Culture of India  B-257 (2001)
•    The Asur Kahani- A Parable for our Times. *** B-290 (18), 2016
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)

7. INDIGENOUS TRIBES AND CULTURE

•    Anthropological Perspective Of Indigenous Peoples. B-272(1)
•    Tribal Status In India. B-283 (30)
•    The Asur Kahani- A Parable for our Times. *** B-290 (18), 2016
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B 289 (33)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

8. IMPORTANT PUBLISHED PAPERS ***

•    Tribal Civilization in Jharkhand (Man In India Vol.82,nos 1 & 2,2002). B-261 (7) 2002
•    Some Thoughts on the Culture of the Past  (Man In India Vol.79,1999) B-247 (2)__ 1999**
•    Some Thoughts on Rockart (Man In India, Vol.82, Nos 3 & 4, 2003) B-253(3)**
•    Tribal Art of North Jharkhand  B-261 (1) (Pub. By Lalit Kala Akademi, 2002) 2002 ***
•    On Rockart (Man in India, Vol.83, No. 3 & 4, Dec., 2003)
•    Some Thoughts on Local Art Forms in Villages (Journal of Social Anthropology,.1,No.1, 2004)  B_265 (4) 2003**      
•    Tribal Culture in Jharkhand (Folklore Research Journal, .No12, Dec.2003, Journal of Social Anthropology, New Delhi ,2005), B-269(1), 2004 *** 
•    The Story of Kamli, A Birhor Medicine-Woman (Man In India,Vol.73,No.4,1993) B 280 (8)**
•    Cultural Spatial Concepts Implicit in Tribal Art  & Identity in Hazaribagh (Man In India, Vol.73, No.2, 1993) B-122(2) (1992)** (Note: the above article was published also by INDICA, Indian Historical Research assocn, St.Xaviers College, Mumbai Vol.3, Nos. 1 & 2, 1993, and also in the Newsletter of the Australian Rockart Assocn. Of Australia (AURA) Vol.9 No.2,Nov.1992, Cairns, Australia)
•    Ecological Background of Chotanagpur, Its imbalance and Tribal   Communities, (Man in India, September 1991) B-75 (1990) 1989 ***   
•    Prehistoric Culture of Jharkhand (Leonard Theological College, 2005, Kanchi Journal, Ranchi, 2006)B-258 (2) 2001**
•    Essay on the Culture of the Past (Man In India, 1999)
•    Tribal Culture in Jharkhand, (Folklore Research Journal no12 Dec.2003, Journal of Social Anthropology, New Delhi)
•    Indian National Highways Widening Project B-288 (2) ***
•    Making History of Pre- History- a Historical Perspective of Prehistory through study of Meso-Chalcolithic paintings in Jharkhand B-288 (18) *** Valcamonica Paper
•    The Intellectual and Spiritual Expression of a Nomadic Tribe- The Birhor B-289 (13) *** Burgos Seminar, Spain
•    Fusion Art Project with Italian Artist Tarshito in 2006 B-289 (14) ***  Published , Bari, Itlay 2014
•    THOUGHTS ON INDIA TODAY  (November 2012) B-288 (14). (Published in Jharkhand State News, Ranchi) titled “Growth Based on GDP Endangers Life”
•    THE TRIBAL IN MODERN INDIA  (September 2012) (Published in Polycarp Journals, London,  September 2012) B-288 (5)
•    MODERN INDIAN DEVELOPMENT  (September 2012)(Published in Polycarp Journals, London, September 2012)  B-288 (6)
•    CULTURAL NATIONALISM (September 2012) (Published in Polycarp Journals, London, September 2012) B-288 (7)
•    NEED TO PROTECT THE SOCIAL AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT (Published in Polycarp Journals, London, September 2012) B-288 (8)
•    ORAONS : ORIGINS (see B 253(2) (September 2012) (Published in Jharkhand State News, Ranchi, Sept. 2012  B-288 (9)
•    NEW OPENCAST COAL MINING DESTROYING TIGERLAND (Published in Polycarp Journals, London October 2012)  B 288 (10)
•    Comparative Traditions or Cultural Heritage Between Jharkhand and Sri Lanka. *** B-290 (41)
•    Pre-Historicity of Jain Antiquity in India. *** B-290 (42)
•    Paper for Bharat Soka Gakkai Seminar, Ranchi. *** B-289 (19)
•    Purush and Sikandar. *** B-289 (21)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)
•    Address on Centenary of Patna High Court on Syed Hasan Imam. (Obituary) April, 2015 *** B289 (26)

                                                     
9. PREHISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

•    Connection between North Karanpura Valley and Egypt B-144 , 1993
•    Ethnoarchaeological Findings in Jharkhand B-239 (3 & 4) 2000***
•    Ethnoarchaeology. B-278(9)*** ( 2005)
•    Foundations of Indian religion –A socio-cultural Survey through Rock Paintings. B-234 (3)**
•    Four Essays on the Culture of the Past B-247 (Published in Man in India) 1999***
•    Jharkhand Archaeology Pre-History  B-279 (11), 2007***
•    Making History of Pre- History- a Historical Perspective of Prehistory through study of Meso-Chalcolithic paintings in Jharkhand B-288 (18) *** Valcamonica Paper
•    Making History of Pre- History- a Historical Perspective of Prehistory through study of Meso-Chalcolithic paintings in Jharkhand B-288 (18) *** Valcamonica Paper
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2)  RETYPED B287(3)
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley B-271 (8) 2004
•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths B 278 (24) 2007
•    Outline of Pre-History in Hazaribagh (To be typed) B-242 (2), 2000***
•    Proto-Historic and Pre-Historic Culture of India  B-257, 2001***
•    Puja at Thethangi Rockart B-278 (8) 1987**
•    SOAS REPOT on Palaeo-archaeology of Jharkhand and cultural continuity- 2008, B-289 (18)
•    The Asurs in Chotanagpur B-153 (to be typed) 1993 ***
•    Tribal Sources of the Vedas  B-244 , 2000**   
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Olmec Stone Heads in Mexico and Bayon Heads in Angkor (From Jain Perspective). *** B-290 (49)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)

 

10. ARCHAEOLOGY

•    Catal Hoyuk And The Village Houses of Jharkhand   B282 (3)
•    Kabrakala – Jharkhand Pre-history. B-279
•    Palaeoarchaeology of Jharkhand (SOAS Report)    ( ?) 
•    Palaeolithic Man in Chotanagpur Plateau. B285-(39)
•    Pre-Historic Culture of Jharkhand. B258 (2)
•    The Indus And Hazaribagh Villages     B-273 (10)
•    Origin of the European Megalithic Yard in the Indus Valley. *** See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Demystification of Archaeological Previction in India. *** B-290 (44)
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Olmec Stone Heads in Mexico and Bayon Heads in Angkor (From Jain Perspective). *** B-290 (49)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)

 

11. PRE-HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

•    Catal Huyuk And The Village Houses Of Jharkhand. *** B 282 (3)
•    Indus Valley And Its Connections. (See B 283(26, above) *** B 284 (6)    
•    Indo-European Influences On  Alpine Rock-Art. *** B 284 (13)  
•    Plaeolithic Man In Chotanagpur Plateau. ***   B285  (39)                    
•    The Buddha’s Legacy. *** B 268 (3)
•    Kabrakala-On-Sone (Sept. 2010). (see B 284(6) below) ***  B 283 (26)
•    India in the Past. ***  B-290 (21), 2016. 
•    Origin of the European Megalithic Yard in the Indus Valley. *** B-290 (22) See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Comparative Traditions or Cultural Heritage Between Jharkhand and Sri Lanka. *** B-290 (41)
•    Pre-Historicity of Jain Antiquity in India. *** B-290 (42)
•    Demystification of Archaeological Previction in India. *** B-290 (44)
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Olmec Stone Heads in Mexico and Bayon Heads in Angkor (From Jain Perspective). *** B-290 (49)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)

 

12. INDIGENOUS TRIBES AND THEIR CULTURE

•    Birds of Spirit – The Soul after Death  B-279(14) 2008***
•    Ecology and Culture of Jharkhand  B-264 (5) (needs typing)  2003
•    Evolution of Man in the Upper Damodar Valley  B-155 (1) **   1993
•    Forests of the Buddha  B-249 (1)  2001 ***
•    Identification of Indigenous Peoples (World Bank)  B-228 (2) ***
•    Lord Buddha in Hazaribagh  B-232 (1) 1999***
•    Lord Buddha lived among the Kols or Aborigines of Jharkhand B-278 (2) 2005*** see Buddha’s Legacy B-263, Buddha in Hazaribagh B-232
•    Musahars and Saperwas B-289 (8) ***
•    Note on Birhor, Santal, and Other Tribes (Surbhi) B-241(4) 2000** TO BE TYPED
•    Offerings of the Primitive Peoples of the World B-288 (23) **
•    Oraon Songs (Philomena) B-277(18) (2005)***
•    Origins of Indigenous, Tribal and Scheduled Caste Status B-210 (1 & 2) 1997** (Note: See No.1, Anthropological Perspective of Indigenous Peoples B-272(1)
•    Protection, Promotion, Preservation of Tribal Arts B-273(15)*** (Intach Seminar Chhatisgarh, Jagdalpur May 2005)
•    Puja at Thethangi Rockart B-278 (8) **
•    Sanskriti – A Vision  B-212 (1)*** 1997
•    Sanskriti – Culture and Modernism  B-223 (1)   1998
•    Some Thoughts on Art forms in Indian Villages B-287 (5) ***
•    Tana Bhagats B-278 (14) **
•    The Intellectual and Spiritual Expression of a Nomadic Tribe- The Birhor B-289 (13) *** Burgos Seminar, Spain
•    The Oraons B-288 (9) ***
•    The Relationship between Culture and Environment  B-179 (1) 1995
•    The Tribal in Modern India B-288 (5) ***
•    The Tribal in Modern India B-288 (5) ***
•    Tribal Art, Literature, Architecture B-273(15) ***(Intach Seminar Chhatisgarh, Jagdalpur ,May 2005)
•    Tribal Culture versus Civilization   B-201 (1)  1996
•    Tribal Songs of Hazaribagh B-275(7) (2005)***
•    Tribal; Art, Culture and Ethnicity in HazaribaghB-265 (3)**
•    The Asur Kahani- A Parable for our Times. B-290 (18), 2016
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016. See: India Cradle of Civilization- B 289 (29)
•    India in the Past. *** B-290 (21), 2016.
•    Comparative Traditions or Cultural Heritage Between Jharkhand and Sri Lanka. *** B-290 (41)
•    Pre-Historicity of Jain Antiquity in India. *** B-290 (42)
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Purush and Sikandar. *** B-289 (21)
•    Alternative Vernacular Housing. *** B-289 (25)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B289 (33)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

 

13. INDIGENOUS TRIBES AND CULTURE

•    Anthropological Perspective Of Indigenous Peoples. B- 272(1)
•    Tribal Status In India. ***  B-283 (30)
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016. See: India Cradle of Civilization- B 289 (29)
•    India in the Past. *** B-290 (21), 2016.
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)
•    Alternative Vernacular Housing. *** B-289 (25)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B289 (33)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

14. CULTURE

•    Archaeology of Isco  B-264, 2003**
•    Attack on Indian Culture from Within  B-254 (1)**
•    Cultural Nationalism B-288 (7) ***
•    Fusion Art Project with Italian Artist Tarshito in 2006 B-289 (14) ***  Published , Bari, Itlay 2014
•    Identifying Sacred Sites   B-248, 2000 ***
•    Industrial Economy versus Agricultural Culture B-279 (8)***
•    Intangible Heritage   B-279 (19) See B-278 (25), B-279 (15)**
•    Isco – Site of Pre-Historic Civilization  B-266 1992-2004*** 
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2)  RETYPED B287(3)
•    Mining Culture B-288 (16) ***
•    Modern India and the Culture of Poverty  B-263 (6)2003 **
•    Need to protect Cultural and Natural Environment B-288 (8) ***
•    Psychological Evolution (also in no.1) B-272(6), 2004***
•    Rockart of Eastern Region including Orissa  B-190, 1995 **
•    The Sacred Grove as a Sacred Site  B-156, 1993 **
•    Wildlife in North Karanpura Rockart  (IGNCA Study Paper) B-154, 1993 **
•    The Green Jade Tazia of Bairam Khan. *** B289 (27)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B289 (33)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)
•    Saraswati- Sacred River. ** B 289 (40)

 

15. CULTURE  - TRIBAL     

•    Acknowledging The Importance Of Nature In Tribal Culture. B 284(8)
•    Babulal Birhor, A Birhor Medicine-Man. *** B 280 (10)     
•    Birhors. B 283 (15)
•    Christian Missions. B 283 (17)
•    Cultural Resistance (Resurgence ,Uk Nov.2009) B 281 (9)
•    Cultural Seed Banks    (Soas, Uk, 2011) B 282 (6)
•    Kamli Birhorni, A Birhor Medicine- Woman. *** B 280 (8)
•    Oraon Songs (Asian Folklore Congress, Jadavpur Univ., Kolkata Feb. 2010) ***  B 281 (1)
•    Ramgarh Raj And The Birhors. B 283 (14)
•    Sanjhlu And I. *** B 280 (12)
•    Santals. B 283 (16)
•    The Agaria And Asur. *** B 280 (11)      
•    The Buddha’s Legacy ***  B 268 (3)
•    Tribal Culture And Oldest Artistic Tradition Of India In Jharkhand (La Sapienza, Rome, April 18, 2011)***  B 284 (10)
•    Tribal Status In India. B 283 (30)
•    Village Painting And Rock-Art (Valcamonica, Italy, July 2011) ***  B 284 (12)
•    The Asur Kahani- A Parable for our Times. *** B-290 (18), 2016
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016. See: India Cradle of Civilization- B 289 (29)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

16. TREES

•    Attack on Indian Culture from within  B-254 (1)
•    Relationship of Tribals with Trees B-79,1990***
•    Sacred Groves in Jharkhand Diary 33/63 (requires typing)
•    Sacred Trees of India B-271(1) / B-275 (4), 2004***
•    The Sacred Aspect of Trees (in articles diary, first page) **
•    The Sacred Grove as a Sacred Site B-156, 1993***
•    Three Sacred Trees in India  B-271 **
•    Trees as Enemies   B265(6) , Also Diary 63
•    The Environment. ***  B-290 (48)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)

17. JHARKHAND

•    A Search for the Lost Tradition  B-278 (7), 2005**
•    Civilization in India  B-277 (9)  2007***
•    Connection between North Karanpura Valley and Egypt   B-144, 1993
•    Damodar Valley Civilization. B-258 (3), 2002 ***
•    Development of Tribals in Jharkhand  B-276 (9)2007***
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***
•    Ethnoarchaeological findings in Jharkhand B-239 (3 & 4) 2000***
•    Evolution of Man in the Upper Damodar Valley  B-155  1993 ***
•    Foundations of Jharkhand Pre-History B-279(11) 2007***
•    Indo-aryan and Mongoloid migrations and contact with Mundaic Tribes in North and Northeast India    B-240(1)2000 ***
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley  B-271(8) 2004***
•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths. B-278 (24), 2007 (see B-270(9), B-240(1), B-155(1)
•    Musahars and Saperwas B-289 (8) ***
•    Pre-Historic Culture of Jharkhand.  B-258 (2), 2002 ***
•    South Jharkhand Researches B-278(28) 2007***
•    Summary of North Karanpura Campaign for Goldman Award  B-276 (3) 2005***
•    The Asurs in Chotanagpore (to be typed) B-153, 1993***
•    Tribal Civilization in Jharkhand. B-261 (7) 2002 *** (Man in India, Vol.82No. 1 -2, 2002)
•    Tribal Culture in Jharkhand. B-269 (1)  2002 *** (Folklore Research Journal, No.12,Dec.2003; Journal of Social Anthropology, New Delhi, 2003)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

18. JHARKHAND COAL MINING

•    Coal India. B 284(9)
•    Cycle Coal Carriers. B 284(5) (Jeff Biggers, Huffington Post, USA) 

19. JHARKHAND

•    Cause Of Tribal Insurrections In Jharkhand. B 283(31)
•    Hazaribagh, Its Importance In Jharkhand. B 283(25)
•    Highways Widening Tree Cutting. B 284(2)
•    Introduction To Green Hunt. B 282(14)
•    Maoist Notes. B 282 (12)
•    Morals  - i, ii, iii, iv. B 282 (15)
•    N.H.33 Is Such Tree Cutting Necessary. B 283(18)
•    Spread Of Naxalism. B 282 (13)
•    The Adivasis Are The Victims ii. B 282 (12)
•    The Buddha’s Legacy. B 268 (3)
•    Vision For Jharkhand iii. B 282(12)
                        
20. CULTURE CONTACTS

•    Early Aryans and Contact with Megalith Builders  B- 271 (13) To be typed
•    History of Tribals in Jharkhand  (untyped, Diary 63, 2003)**
•    Indo-Aryan Migrations and contact with Kol and Mongoloid
•    Tribes in Northeast (see no.20)  B-240 (1),  2000 ** See B-270(9), B-155(1),B-278(24)
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley B-271 (8) 2004***
•    Evolution of Man in the Upper Damodar Valley B-155 1993***
•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths B-278 (24_ 2007
•    Connection between North Karanpura Valley and Egypt B-144, 1993
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2)  TYPED B287(3)
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***
•    Migrations 
•    Indo-European Influence On Alpine Rock Art. B284(13) May 2011 (2000 words, 7 pages Illus)
•    North-East India Migrations. B285(29) December 2011 (1000 words)        
•    The Oraons, A Dravidian People (in No.1/19 also) B-253 (2),2001 *** 
•    Mayan Genesis. *** B-290 (5), 2016
•    Palenque. *** B-290 (6), 2016
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016. See: India Cradle of Civilization- B 289 (29)
•    Origin of the European Megalithic Yard in the Indus Valley. *** B-290 (22), 2016. See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Comparative Traditions or Cultural Heritage Between Jharkhand and Sri Lanka. *** B-290 (41)
•    Pre-Historicity of Jain Antiquity in India. *** B-290 (42)
•    Olmec Stone Heads in Mexico and Bayon Heads in Angkor (From Jain Perspective). *** B-290 (49)
•    Purush and Sikandar. *** B-289 (21)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)

    
21. INDIA ***

•    India’s Destiny  (5 Essays)   B-243, 2000**
•    Crisis of Renascence in India  B-262 (3), 2003**
•    India Eternal and Ageless  (requires typing, Diary 51)**
•    The First Civilization – A Tribal Phenomenon (this article is my earliest thinking
•    On the foundations of Indian Civilization, August 1992) B-133 ***

22. CULT OF THE BULL

•    Bandhana Porob of the Santals  B-275 (10) **
•    Buffalo, Bull and Cow  B-269 (5) **
•    Cult of the Bull  B-274 (13) ***
•    Cult of the Cow   B-277 (10) ***
•    Sacrifice of the Buffalo in the Khond festival Porho-Jatra  B-1, 1979 ***
•    Saqqara Cows (needs typing) B-262 (1)
•    Saqqara Cows B262(1) Needs Typing
•    Search for the Antler/Horned Deity  B-247 (3)**
•    The Bison-Horn Flute  B-274 (6) **
•    The Horned Deity B-278 (6) 2006 **
•    The House Mandala  B275(1) RETYPED AS B287(2)
•    The Mother Goddess and the Sacred Bull  B-269 (4) **
•    The Oldest meaning of Sohrai – cattle-catching Wealth  B-211, 1997 ***
•    The Sohrai Horse B263(9) RETYPED B287(1)

23. CULT OF THE BULL

•    Catal Huyuk And The Jharkhand Villages. ***  B282(3)
•    Autochthonous Shiva. *** B-290 (19), 2016. See: India Cradle of Civilization- B 289 (29)

24. ESSAYS ON ENVIRONMENT **

•    Nine Essays on the Hazaribagh Environment  B-245, 2001**
•    Ecology and Culture of Jharkhand   B-264 (5), 2003**
•    From Chotanagpore B-262 (4)
•    Save India’s Last Environment B-258 (5)
•    The Earth Mother and the Mother Earth (B-258 (4)
•    Exec.Summary of Bulu Imam’s Campaign B-280(1) *** (2008)
•    Susan Gupta’s Interview with Bulu Imam (Heinrich Boell Foundation Journal,  Berlin 2003)B-280(2) ***(2003)
•    Fighting for Flowers along the Damodar,  Anatomy of a Campaign B-280(3)*** ( Intach Journal, New Delhi, 2009) 
•    Indian National Highways Widening Project B-288 (2) ***
•    New Opencast Coal mining Destroying Tiger land B-288 (10) **
•    Need to protect Cultural and Natural Environment B-288 (8) ***
•    Growth based on GDP endangers life B-288 (14) ***
•    New Opencast Coal Mining Destroying Tigerland. B 288 (10) (Published in Polycarp Journals, London October 2012)       
•    The Environment. ***  B-290 (48)
•    Paper for Bharat Soka Gakkai Seminar, Ranchi. *** B-289 (19)
•    Threat to Society from Nuclear Arms. *** B-289 (20)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)

                      
25. ENVIRONMENT

•    Consumerism Versus Conservation. B 282 (16) (D.A.V.School Canary Hill Workshop April 2010)                                               
•    Disappearing World. *** B 283 (22)
•    Dying Planet. *** B 283 (21)
•    Man And Nature. B 283 (24)
•    Non- Destructive Development.  ***  B 285 (40)
•    Environment
•    Importance Of Hills. B285(19) (Publ. In Dainik Jagran, Jan.20, 2012)         
•    Death Of The Commons. (Feb. 2012) B285 (32)
•    A Disappearing Tribal World. (Feb 2012) B285 (34)
•    Threatened Traditional Tribal Villages. (Feb 2012)    B285 (35)

26. NATURE  -  TREES

•    End Of Eden. *** B 280 (28)
•    Highways Widening Tree Cutting. *** B 284 (2)
•    Is Such Tree Cutting Necessary. *** B 283 (18)
•    Man And Nature. ***  B 283 (24)
•    Observation. *** B 280 (4)
•    Sacred Aspect Of Trees. *** B 280 (25)
•    Why Is The Indian Model Of Development So Destructive ? B 288 (1) (August 2012)

27. CULTURE OF THE PAST

•    Birds of Spirit – the Soul after Death    B-279 (14)
•    Celtic and Khovar  B-247 (3) 1999**
•    Connection between Jagganath Temple Puri and Silvar  in Hazaribagh B-258 (13), See B-278 (2)  
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Ecological Background of Chotanagpur – Its Imbalance and Tribal Communities. (Pub. Man In India, 1991)   B-75*** (1990)
•    Folk Wisdom, Parts I & II  (written for Siddharth Kak ,Zee Films Bombay, SURBHI) B-236 1999**
•    Interview with Susan Gupta on  Hazaribagh (for Heinrich Boel Foundation , Asia-Pacific Weeks programme Berlin, 2003)  B-264 (8) ,2003***      
•    Lord Buddha in Jharkhand B 278 (2), See B 258 (13) 
•    Making History of Pre- History- a Historical Perspective of Prehistory through study of Meso-Chalcolithic paintings in Jharkhand B-288 (18) *** Valcamonica Paper
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2) RETYPED B287(3)
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley  B-271 (8) 2004***                                                                          
•    Search for the Antler/Horned Deity  B-247(3) 1999**                       
•    Singbonga and the Spirit-World of the Mundas   B-247 (1) 1999**
•    Some Thoughts on the Culture of the Past  B-247 (2) 1999**
•    India in the Past. *** B-290 (21), 2016.
•    Origin of the European Megalithic Yard in the Indus Valley. *** B-290 (22), 2016.See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Purush and Sikandar. *** B-289 (21)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002). *** B289 (33)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Saraswati- Sacred River. ** B 289 (40)

 

28. CULTURE OF PAST / CONTACTS / MIGRATIONS

•    Buddhist Route In Jharkhand. *** B 280 (15)
•    Dravidian- Sumerian Notes. *** B 280 (18)
•    Catal-Huyuk And Hazaribagh Villages. *** B 282 (3)
•    Indo-European Influences On Alpine Rock-Art. *** B 284 (13)
•    South Silk Road (Introduction)  (August 2012) B 288 (4)
•    India in the Past. *** B-290 (21), 2016.
•    Origin of the European Megalithic Yard in the Indus Valley. *** B-290 (22), 2016.See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Comparative Traditions or Cultural Heritage Between Jharkhand and Sri Lanka. *** B-290 (41)
•    Pre-Historicity of Jain Antiquity in India. *** B-290 (42)
•    Olmec Stone Heads in Mexico and Bayon Heads in Angkor (From Jain Perspective). *** B-290 (49)
•    Purush and Sikandar. *** B-289 (21)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B 289 (33)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

 

29. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS

•    Fusion Art Project with Italian Artist Tarshito in 2006 B-289 (14) ***  Published , Bari, Itlay 2014
•    Khovar, Art of the Marriage Season  /Sohrai, Art of the Harvest Season  B-264 (12) ( see also B-269 (2), B-259 (1), B-238 (2) 2003***
•    Living Cultural Heritage of North Karanpura Valley (Published paper for the UNESCO conference on cultural heritage, The Hague, Amsterdam, B-265 (1), May 2003)***
•    Notes for Comparative art-forms  B-264 (12) 2003 *
•    Some Thoughts on Local Artforms in the Indian Village B-265 (4) 2003**
•    The Temple  B-264 (10) 2003*
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)

 

30. ISCO  ROCKART  SITE 
•    Archaeology of Isco B-265 (10) (needs computer typing)2003**
•    Arriving in Isco B-265 (9) ( needs computer typing)2003**
•    Draft of Writ Petition for Supreme Court B-265 (11) 2003**( require typing)
•    Isco, Site for Pre-Historic rise of Civilization B-266 (1) **
•    Isco: Rise of Pre-Historic Civilization in Hazaribagh B-266 (4) **
•    Lessons of History B-265 (6) 2003 **
•    North Karanpura, a Blueprint for Archaeology B-266 (2) **
•    Proto-History, Pre-History, and Early History of Hazaribagh. B-266 (6)***
•    Report to Unesco for Declaring Isco a World Heritage Site B-266 (8) **
•    Some Thoughts on Local Artforms in Indian Villages B-265 (4) 2003**
•    The North Karanpura Heritage ** (The India Story Lecture,Russi Modi Cultural Center, Tatanagar 2004) B-265 (2) 2003**
•    The North Karanpura Valley as a Living Heritage  B-265 (1) 2003*** (Paper Presented at UNESCO conference The Hague, Amsterdam May 2003)
•    The Secret Script B-266 (3) **
•    Tribal Art, Culture and Ethnicity in Jharkhand  B-265 (3)***

31. ROCK ART

•    Animals In The Rock-Art Of Hazaribagh. *** B 284(7)
•    Indo-European Influences In Alpine Rock-Art . *** B 284(13)
•    Note On Rock-Art. B 280(9)
•    Tribal Culture And Oldest Artistic Tradition In India In Jharkhand (La Sapienza, Rome, April 18, 2011) ***    B 284(7)
•    Valcamonica Rock-Art Symposium July 2011. *** B 284(3)
•    Village Painting And Rock-Art, Comparative Study. *** B 284(12) Valcamonica Symposium July 2011, Italy. 
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)

 

32. VILLAGE PAINTING IN HAZARIBAGH  

•    Adivasi Art   B-269 (2) 2004**
•    Cultural Continuity in India  B-268 (4) 2004**  
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Fusion Art Project with Italian Artist Tarshito in 2006 B-289 (14) ***  Published , Bari, Itlay 2014
•    Madhubani paintings and their connections with the North Karanpura valley? (in the Isco file titled reports)   B-266 (7e)    2004**
•    Methods of Khovar and Chinese Painting    B-267 , 2004**
•    Observations of the Artistic Village  B-268 (3) 2004**
•    Rural Architecture of the Upper Damodar Valley  B-268 (1) (Int. Council on Monuments and Sites –ICOMOS, Paris World Report 2002/3, Paris) 2003**
•    Some Thoughts on Art forms in Indian Villages B-287 (5) ***
•    Some thoughts on Local artforms in the Indian village B-265 (4) 2003 ***
•    The House Mandala B-275 (1) (See No.2/18)                                                         2004***
•    The Marriage Chouk as the  House of the Goddess  B-268 (2) ** (See No.2/18)
•    Tribal Culture in Jharkhand   B-269 (1) (Folklore Research Journal, 2003)**
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

 

33. HAZARIBAGH WORLD OF ART

•    Village Art And Rock-Art. B 280 (14)
•    The Two Dogs In The Rig Veda. *** See B 279(14 & B273 (3), B 280 (17)
•    Art Fighting Coal Mining (Resurgence 2010, Uk) *** B 281 (2)
•    Khovar And Sohrai Artforms (July 2010) *** B 283(6)
•    Valcamonica Rockart Symposium Paper (2010) *** (July, 2011)  B 284 (3)
•    Animals In The Rock-Art Of Hazaribagh (Valcamonica) Xxx   B 284(7)
•    Tribal Culture And Oldest Artistic Tradition Of  India In Jharkhand ( La Sapienza Rome April 18, 2011)  B 284 (10)
•    Village Painting And Rockart (Valcamonica Rockart Symposium, Italy)July 2011                               B 284 (12)
•    Threatened Tribal Villages.  *** B  285 (35)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

 

34. RESEARCH ARTICLES       

•    Jaina and Buddhist Heritage Sites  B-270 (1) (ICOMOS, Paris, 2004) 2004***                   
•    Notes on Goddess Sarasvati in her Protozoic form  B-271 (4)  2004**(Note: See Book 4)
•    Tribal India and Sarasvati B-242 (1) 2000**
•    Sarasvati  B-240 (5) 2000**     
•    Roots of Indus  B-271 (5) 2004**
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley B-271 (8) 2004** (see B-240(1), B-155(1), B-278(24) See: Indoaryan and Mongoloid migrations etc. B240(1), Evolution of man in Upper  Damodar valley B-155 1993, Munda and Oraon migrations in Jharkhand 2007. B-278(24) 1993                                   
•    Propitiary Traditions in Indian Art B-271 (10) 2004***
•    Bairam Khan’s Tazia  B-271 (11) **
•    Saqqara Cows (needs typing)  B-262 (1)
•    Connection between Jagganath Temple Puri and Silvar Temple, Hazaribagh. B-258(13)***  (See Lord Buddha in Jharkhand B-278 (2) ) 
•    Jain and Buddhist Heritage Sites in North Jharkhand (Feb.2004) B-270***
•    Jain Heritage under Threat in Jharkhand and Bengal B-277(4) *** (2005)
•    Lord Buddha in Jharkhand B278 (2), See B 258 (13)
•    Anthropological Perspective of Indigenous Peoples in India        B272(1)
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2) RETYPED B287(3)
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    The Buddha’s Legacy.  *** B 268 (3)
•    Fertile Crescent in South Ganga Plain. *** B-290 (46)
•    Catal Hoyuk. *** B-290 (47)
•    Reply to Atelieretno (Valcamonica) on Rockart (Primitive Rockart). *** B289 (23)
•    Understanding Rockart in Environmental Context and in Relation to Territory (Valcamonica). *** B289 (24)
•    The Green Jade Tazia of Bairam Khan. *** B289 (27)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

 

35. RESEARCH ARTICLES

•    Anthropological perspective of Indigenous Peoples in India. B-272 (1) (Note: See Bk.6 Indigenous Tribes and their Culture) 2004***
•    Threat to Elephant and Tiger Corridors along the Damodar  B-272 (2) 2004***          
•    Environmental Destruction of Upper Damodar Valley  B-272 (3) 2004** (Conference paper Damodar Bachao Seminar, Ranchi 6.12.2004)
•    Rockart Sites survey by INTACH-IGNCA January 2007 B-278 (11)
•    Birds of Spirit – The Tribal Soul after Death  B-279 (14) 2008***
•    New Opencast Coal mining Destroying Tiger land B-288 (10) **

36. RESEARCH

•    Industrialization Of Food. B 283 (35)

37. VILLAGE    ARCHITECTURE
                                                                            
•    Traditional Village Architecture in Hazaribagh B-278(1) 2007***
•    The Indus and the Hazaribagh Villages  B-273 (10A & 10B) 2004 *** (Pub. In Indian Architect & Builder, 2007)
•    Speech and Architecture  B-264 (4) 2003 **s
•    Criteria for Vernacular Architecture  B-274 (15) ***
•    Tribal Art, Literature and Architecture  B-273 (15) **
•    Rural Architecture of the Upper Damodar Valley  B-268 (1) **
•    The House Mandala  B-275 ( Note: See No. 2/15)    **
•    Marriage Chouk as the House of the Goddess B-268(2)    (See Note  No.2/15)  ***  See The House Diary 56-57
•    Indigenous Architecture in Hazaribagh B-275(9) 
•    Celebrating the Ecological Perfection of the Indian village B-261(9) (SURBHI)2000*** 
•    Some Thoughts on Art forms in Indian Villages B-287 (5) ***
•    Alternative Vernacular Housing. *** B-289 (25)

 

38. VILLAGE ARCHITECTURE

•    Post-Architectural Habitat In Context Of Global Warming. ***  B 282 (2) (B.I.T.Mesra Seminar, October 2009) 

                                                     

39. RESEARCH ARTICLES

•    Birds of Spirit – The Tribal Soul after Death B-279(14) 
•    Tribals and Birds   B-253 (6)   **
•    Socio-Religious Roots of Indian Culture  B-253 (1)(to be typed)  **      NEEDS TYPING  The Oraons, A Dravidian People  (to be typed) B-253(2) (See No. NEEDS TYPING  - 8A,.243(2),253(2)274(1&2 )260(1)); B288(8); B280(18)  **
•    Attack on the Culture of the Old World (Diary 53 requires typing) *NEEDS TYPING
•    India – Eternal and Ageless (Diary 51, requires typing) ** NEEDS TYPING
•    Culture of India (Diary 56, requires typing)* NEEDS TYPING
•    Archaeological History of Jharkhand (Diary 63, requires typing)** NEEDS TYPING
•    Indo Aryan migrations  and culture contacts with Kol and
•    Mongoloid tribes in Northeast. B-240*** (See 8A)  
•    Anthropological perspective of Indigenous Peoples in India  B272(1)
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***

40. CULTURAL ANECDOTES

•    Antiquarian Remains in Jharkhand and Bengal  B-263(2)*** (2003)
•    Buddha lived among the Aboriginals of Jharkhand B-278 (2)***
•    Crisis of Renascence in India  B-262(3)**
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***
•    Evolution of Man in the Upper Damodar valley B-155, 1993***                                         
•    Forests of the Buddha  B-249***
•    Indo-Aryan and Mongoloid migrations and contact with Mundaic tribes etc. B-240(1) 2000**
•    Itkhouri and Kolhua Pahar  B-278(3)*** (2005)
•    Jain and Buddhist Heritage Sites ( Icomos, Paris) B-270(1) ***(2004)
•    Jain Heritage Under Threat in Jharkhand and Bengal B-277(4)*** (2005)
•    Jesus and Buddha same person B-271(6) 2004***
•    Jesus in India B-271 (9) 2004***
•    Jharkhand Pre-history and Foundations of India’s Pre-history B-279(11)                                                                                                                     
•    Jharkhand Prehistory and Foundations of India’s Prehistory B-279(11) (2008)
•    Lord  Buddha in Hazaribagh B-232(1)***
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2) RETYPED B287(3)
•    Migrations and Autochthones of Upper Damodar Valley B-271(8) 2004***
•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in Jharkhand B-278 (24)***
•    Pre-Historic and Proto-Historic Culture of India  B- cannot find see Diaries ??
•    The Buddha’s Legacy  B-263(8)***
•    The Mutiny  B-276 (2) 2005
•    The Road B-276(1) 2005***
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Chai-Champa of the Santals. *** B 289 (37)

41. ESSAYS **

•    Seven Essays for a Book publication. B-228(1) 1998***
•    The need for a Renascence in Indian Culture
•    Consultation on indigenous peoples in World Bank
•    World Bank’s Initiation into Cultural Heritage
•    Ecology Notes – State Versus Village
•    The Religious Roots of Hinduism  B-226(2)*** 1998
•    Development and Globalization B251****
•    My thoughts at  the close of the millennium B252(6),B248(1)***
•    Extinctions. *** B-290 (1), 2016
•    Wake-up-Call on Earthday. *** B-290 (2), 2016
•    Understanding Global Warming- A Guide. *** B-290 (3), 2016
•    Tracking the Weather. *** B-290 (4), 2016
•    Economics and Happiness. *** B-290 (7), 2016
•    Economics and Sanity. *** B-290 (8), 2016
•    Democracy and Capitalism. *** B-290 (9), 2016
•    Redressing the Gap between Rights and Resources. *** B-290 (13), 2016
•    Fossil Fuel Extraction Extinction. *** B-290 (15), 2016
•    I have a hundred diaries… *** B-290 (17), 2016
•    Global Warming- 2. *** B-290 (23), 2016
•    Climate Warning. *** B-290 (25), 2016
•    Victims of Climate Change. *** B-290 (26), 2016
•    Holocaust. *** B-290 (27), 2016
•    Mother Earth. *** B-290 (28), 2016
•    Climate Warning- Lifeboat Polish. *** B-290 (29), 2016
•    Warming- Where. *** B-290 (30), 2016
•    Eighty Four Years. *** B-290 (31), 2016
•    The Titanic. *** B-290 (32), 2016
•    Extreme Weather Related Costs. *** B-290 (33), 2016
•    Gaia is Brahman. *** B-290 (37), 2016
•    Challenge to Address Climate Change. *** B-290 (38), 2016
•    A Stolen Generation (Facebook memory). *** B-290 (40), 2016
•    Advent of Indians in Australia. *** B-290 (43), 2016
•    The Environment. ***  B-290 (48)
•    Address on Centenary of Patna High Court on Syed Hasan Imam. (Obituary) April, 2015 *** B289 (26)
•    The Green Jade Tazia of Bairam Khan. *** B289 (27)
•    The Need for a New Humanism. *** B289 (30)
•    Demystification of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations. *** B289 (31)
•    A Stolen Generation (Diary 56/57, Nov. 2002) *** B 289 (33)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Khovar- Sohrai Murals- Contact with Nature. *** B 289 (36)
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)
•    Walden Pond. ** B 289 (39)
•    Saraswati- Sacred River. ** B 289 (40)

 

42. ESSAYS 
(from Diary 44 required to be Typed)**

•    Reality
•    Threat of Government
•    Predatory Allies
•    Tribal Persistence
•    Traditional Learning
•    These are my Fears
•    Modern Impacts on Tribal Economy
•    The Tribal Trance
•    Tribal Sources of the Epics

43. HAZARIBAGH

•    Babulal, Portrait of a Birhor Medicine-man.  Publ. Man in India, also in my book The Birhors)
•    Diwali and Sohrai B-288 (13) ***
•    Foundations of Jharkhand Pre-History B-279 (11)***
•    Hazaribagh B-278(4)***
•    Itkhouri and Kolhua Pahar    B-278(3)*** (2005)
•    Jarwadih, A Santal Village  B-278 (30)***
•    Juliet and I among the Oraons  B-15  (Publ. in Probe, 1980s)**
•    Kamli, Portrait of a Birhor Medicine-Woman (Publ. Man in India, also in my book The Birhors)
•    Lord Buddha in Hazaribagh B-232 (1) ***
•    Lord Buddha Lived among the Kols or Aboriginals of Jharkhand.  B-278 (2) ***
•    Proto-History, Pre-History and Early History of Hazaribagh B-266(6)
•    Sanjhlu and I   ( to be typed) B-252-5 , 2001***
•    Sanjhlu, Portrait of a Santal Shikari  (from my book on the Santals)**
•    The Buddha’s Legacy. ***   B 268 (3)
•    The Ecological Necessity of Living Simply B-99
•    The Mutiny B-276 (2)
•    The Road  B-276 (1) 2005
•    The Tribal Woman in India’s Quest B-209 (2) (publ. in The Eye, 1990s)
•    Threats to Cultural Continuity in Hazaribagh B-279 (3) *** (2008) (Paper presented at Vicino Lontano Cultural assocn, Udine Italy, May 16, 2008)
•    Tiger Pool, a lost Picnic spot  B-277(31)***
•    Traditional Village Architecture in Hazaribagh  B-278 (1) 2007
•    Visit to Dato  B-4  (Publ. in Probe, 1980s)**
•    Sanskriti Tribal Art Project- Testament. *** B 289 (37)

44. HAZARIBAGH

•    Hazaribagh. *** B 280(19)
•    Tagore’s Gitanjali. ***  B 282(20)
•    Tagore In Hazaribagh. *** B 282(20)
•    Rabindranath, Leonard And Dorothy. *** B 281(17)
•    Hazaribagh, Its Importance In Jharkhand. *** B 283(25)
•    The Buddha’s Legacy. B 268 (3)
                                         
45. RANCHI

•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths B-278(24) 2007***
•    Tribal Travel Diary June 2007 B-278 (20)***
•    South Jharkhand Researches  July 2007 B-278(28)***
•    Kunjaba Visit May 2007  B-278 (16) sojourn in a tribal village***
•    Kunjaba Visit June 2006  B278 (18)  sojourn in a tribal village in south Ranchi***
•    Ethnoarchaeological findings in South and North Jharkhand B-239 (3)(4)  2000*** 
•    A Search for the Lost Tradition  B-278 (7)***
•    Oraon and Munda Migrations in Jharkhand   B-278 (19)***
•    Jharkhand’s Importance for Modern Art  B-279(13)*** (CARDS Annual Journal , Ranchi 2008)
•    Vision for Jharkhand B-279(3)***
•    The Asurs in Chotanagpore ( To be typed) B-152

46. THE MUTINY

•    The Road. B-276 (1) 2004-5***
•    Mutiny. B-276(2) 2004-5*** 

47. DAMODAR VALLEY 

•    Sacrifice of the Damodar   B-278(6) **
•    Tiger Pool- Death of a River   B-277(31)***
•    Process of Cultural Change in Damodar valley B-273(8)** (paper  for BIT Mesra Conference Art & Archaeology of Eastern India, Feb.2005)
•    The North Karanpura Valley as Living Heritage B-265(1) **\(presented at UNESCO conference, The Hague,Amsterdam,May 2003)
•    The India Story lecture (Lecture at Russi Modi Center for Excellence, Tatanagar) B-265(2)***
•    Report on North Karanpura Valley (ICOMOS) B-259(4) **
•    Doom of Jharkhand – Damodar Valley  B-258(11) **
•    Misuse of DVC   B-258(10) **
•    Damodar Valley B-258(9) **
•    Damodar Valley Civilization B-258(3)**
•    Overview of the North Karanpura Valley for Coal Mining. B-149, 1993**
•    Threat to Tiger and Elephant Corridors along the Damodar  B-272(2), 2004**
•    Environmental Destruction of Upper Damodar Valley B-272(3) 2004 **
•    Evolution of Man in the Upper Damodar Valley B-155, 1993 ***
•    Migrations and Autochthones of the Upper Damodar Valley B-271(8) 2004 ***
•    The Asurs in Chotanagpore (to be typed)  B-152 ***
•    Connection between the North Karanpura Valley and Egypt B-144, 1993 **
•    Oraon and Munda Migrations in Jharkhand B-278 (19) **
•    Munda and Oraon Migrations in India and Megaliths B-278 (24), 2007 ***
•    Indo-Aryan and Mongoloid Migrations and contact with Mundaic Tribes.B-240 (1), 2000 **
•    Antiquarian Remains in Jharkhand  and Bengal B-263(2) *** (2003)
•    Jain Heritage under threat in Jharkhand and Bengal    B-277(4)*** (2005)
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2) RETYPED B287(3)
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Ethno-archaeological Findings in Jharkhand  B-287 (4) ***
•    New Opencast Coal mining Destroying Tiger land B-288 (10) **

48. KARANPURA VALLEY

•    A Report From Practically Nowhere. September 2011. B285(16)  (outline for film on mining displacement and heritage loss)

49. KARANPURA

•    Aboriginal Hunger . *** B 283(20)
•    Coal India.B 284(9)
•    Cycle Coal Carriers In Karanpura.  B 284(5)      
•    Fighting For Flowers Along The Damodar (INTACH Journal Version 2009) B- 280(20)
•    Fighting For Flowers Along The Damodar . *** B 280 (3)

                   
50. ARTICLES ON WILDLIFE CORRIDORS

•    Threat to Tiger and Elephant Corridors along the Damodar  B-272(2)*** ( 2004)
•    Elephant Corridors, Tribal Lands and forests  B-275 (8) **
•    Elephant Corridors  B-275 (12) **
•    Human Intervention in Wildlife Corridors (Pub. In CHEETAL) B-273 (1) **
•    Threat to Elephant Corridors along the Damodar B-258 (8) **
•    Palamau-Latehar wildlife Corridor B-278(21)**
•    New Opencast Coal mining Destroying Tiger land B-288 (10) **

51. WILDLIFE

•    Wild Buffaloes In Bilaspur Range. *** B 280(13)
•    Community Conservation Areas. *** B 280(29)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)

                                                     
52. ESSAYS

•    Aberrant Civilization B-288 (11) *** Polycarp Journals 
•    Active Intellectual Satyagraha  B-152
•    Democracy  B-230 (1)  **
•    Development and Globalization B-251 ****
•    Development and Tribals in Jharkhand(pub. Journal of Social Anthrop.  New Delhi) B-276(9)***                          
•    Development from Within    B-278 (15) **
•    Globalization B-248 (2) **
•    Growth based on GDP endangers life B-288 (14) ***
•    Identity  B-231 (2) **
•    Industrial Economy versus Agricultural Culture   B-279 (8) ***
•    Modern India and the Culture of Poverty  B-263 (6) **
•    Native People Speak (Publ. Sacred Sites Intl. Newsletter) B-248 (3) ****
•    Need to protect Cultural and Natural Environment B-288 (8) ***
•    Neo-Liberism- Quo Vadis India? B-289 (7) ***
•    Note on Gandhi and his Asrams  B-163, 1993 ***
•    Renascence in Culture   B-277 (7) ***
•    The Art of Tea in China  B-273 (9) **
•    The Oldest Meaning of Sohrai – Cattle Catching Wealth, B-211 (1997)*** (Lecture at National Centre for Performing Arts,Mumbai 1997)
•    The Story of Kiki – a Tribal Story  B-186 (1996)**
•    The Times we live in     B-279 (2) **
•    The Tribal World in Seasons  B-167 , 1994 **
•    The Triumph of India  B-230 (2) ***
•    Threats to Tribal India  B-278 (13) ***
•    Violence   B-231 (3) **
•    Vision for Jharkhand   B-279 (3) **
•    Work, Life, and Development  B-230 (3) **

53. ESSAYS

•    Human Nature. B282(19)
•    Western World Wide Domination. *** B 282(18)
•    Economics In The Modern World.  B 283(1)
•    Jungle Memories (July 2010). *** B 283(5)
•    Quit India And Gandhi. *** B 283(7)
•    Gandhian Model Of Endogenous Development. (Rotary Club Lecture, Bokaro July 2010) *** B 283(12)
•    Solving The Human Quandry.  (Oct.2010) B 283(29)
•    Religious Evolution In India. (Oct.2010) B 283(32)
•    Human Civilization – An Evolutionary Hypothesis.  (Oct.2010)  B283(33)
•    A New View Of Evolution Of Civilization. (Oct.2010) B 283(34)
•    Intellectual Satyagraha  -2 *** B 284(14)
•    Intellectual Satyagraha . B 283(4)
•    Growth  -- At What Cost ?     B 284(15)
•    Mind, Instinct, Intellect (Polycarp Journals) ***  B 284(17)
•    Development And Tribals In Modern India. *** B 284(18)
•    The Playing Field. *** B 284(19)
•    Doomed Planet, Doomed Race. *** B 284(20)
•    Heaven. *** B 284(21)
•    Altheia. ***   B285 (33)
•    Monolinguistics And Monoculturalism Versus Vernacular Languages   ***   B285 (36)
•    The Need For A New Consciousness    ***   B286 (1)
•    The Strength Of A Nation And Its Dying – India    ***     B 286 (2)
•    What Constitutes World Heritage ?  ***   B 286 (3)
•    Causes Of Systemic Failure In Society   ***  B 286 (4)
•    Schizophrenia.  ***   B 286 (5)       
•    The Greatest Danger To Tribal Life (See B 287 (9) (July 2012) B 286 (8)
•    Threat To The Tribal World In Modern India. (See B 287 (8) ) (August 2012)                                                          B 286 (9)
•    Need For A New Consciousness For Saving The Environment ( Dav School)    *** B 286 (7)
•    Aberrant Civilization  (October 2012) B 288 (11)
•    My House (October 2012)  B 288 (12)
                                     
54. TRIBAL - Rockart

•    Puja at Thethangi Rockart    B-278 (8) ***
•    The Tana Bhagats         B-278 (14) **
•    Tribal art, Culture and Ethnicity in Jharkhand  B-265 (3) **
•    Rain-Snake  B-250 (5) **
•    Tribes and Non-Tribes  B-250 (6)**
•    Note on Birhor, Santal, and other tribes  (SURBHI) B-241 (4) 2000**
•    Sidpa Mauryan Site and Tribal Durga B-239 (2) **2000, see B-239(1)Sidpa  
•    Tribal Durga ( to be typed)B-274 (7) **
•    Tribal Durga (to be typed)   B-229 (2)  1999 **
•    Foundations of Indian Religion  -  a Socio-cultural survey through Rock –Paintings  B-234 (3) **
•    Kuri and Palti dances of Australian Aborigionals  B-232 (2)**
•    The Asurs in Chotanagpore ( to be typed) B-153, 1993 ***
•    Birds of Spirit – the Tribal Soul after Death  B-279 (14)**
•    Some Thoughts on Rockart (Man In India 2003)  B-253(3)  (2003)***
•    On Rockart (Man in India 2003)    B -            ***                             ?
•    Cultural Spatial Concepts Implicit in Tribal Art and Identity B-122(2) ** (1992)  (Pub. In INDICA,Heras Inst.,St.Xaviers Bombay,  Man in India 1993)
•    Tribal Heritage, B274 (14), 2005
•    The Tribal in Modern India B-288 (5) ***
•    Making History of Pre- History- a Historical Perspective of Prehistory through study of Meso-Chalcolithic paintings in Jharkhand B-288 (18) *** Valcamonica Paper
•    Musahars and Saperwas B-289 (8) ***

55. ROCK ART

•    Note On Rock-Art. B 280(9)
•    Valcamonica Rock-Art Symposium July 2011. *** B 284(3)
•    Animals In The Rock-Art Of Hazaribagh. *** B 284(7)
•    Village Painting And Rock-Art, Comparative Study, Valcamonica Symposium July 2011, Italy. *** B 284(12)
•    Tribal Culture And Oldest Artistic Tradition In India In Jharkhand (La Sapienza, Rome, April 18, 2011) ***  B 284(7)
•    Indo-European Influences In Alpine Rock-Art. *** B 284(13)

56. ANCIENT INDIA

•    Ancient Indian Communities and Yajna B-275 (6)***
•    The Sramana Tradition  B-277 (28)***
•    Classification of Hindu Caste Structure  B-258 (1)**
•    Aryan Sun, Tribal Tree, Origin of Yuga and Buddhism B-220 (3)**
•    Oraon and Munda Migrations in Jharkhand  B-278 (19) 2007 **
•    Oraon and Munda Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths. B-278 (24) 2007***
•    Indo-Aryan and Mongoloid migrations and Contact with Mundaic Tribes. B-240 (1) 2000**
•    Mayan Genesis. ***B-290 (5), 2016. See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    Palenque. *** B-290 (6), 2016.                         ‘
•    Autochthonous Shiva. ***B-290 (19), 2016. See: Indian Cradle of Civilization. B-289 (29)
•    India in the Past. *** B-290 (21), 2016.
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)
•    India- The Cradle of World Civilization. *** B289 (29)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Saraswati- Sacred River. ** B 289 (40)

57. BULU IMAM BIOPROFILES

•    Bioprofile of Bulu Imam  B-234 (2)  1999 **
•    My Work. (Outline for film suggested by Maneka Gandhi) B-147 April 1993**
•    Bulu Imam – Bioprofile of an Environmentalist  ( written for Maneka Gandhi)   B-148 April 1993**   
•    Bio-Data  ( in biodata file)
•    Survey of North Karanpura Valley Campaign (Goldman Prize) B-277(3) ( 2006)***
•    Executive Summary of Bulu Imam’s Campaign B-280(1)*** (2008)
•    Fighting for Flowers along the Damodar (Intach Journal 2009) B-280(3)***
•    Susanne Gupta’s Interview with Bulu Imam (Heinrich Boell Foundation, Berlin, Asia-Pacific Weeks 2003)  B-280(2) (2003)***
•    My life Today B-277(21) ***(2005)

58. BULU IMAM

•    Susanne Gupta’s Berlin Interview For Art Asia Pacific. ***   B 280(2)
•    Executive Summary Ogf Bulu Imam’s Campaign. ***  B 280(1)

59. MEGALITHS

•    A Short Note on the Megaliths of South Jharkhand B274(2) RETYPED 287(3) (Same as B-239(3) **      
•    Background of Ethno-archaeological findings in Chatra and Hazaribagh B-274 (1) **
•    Ethno-archaeological findings in Hazaribagh  B239 (4) **
•    Megaliths of South Bihar  (to be typed) B-258 (6)** not so important
•    Megaliths of South Jharkhand – B-287 (3) ***
•    Oraon and Munda Migrations in Jharkhand and Megaliths B-278 (24)  2007***
•    The Arrow and the Jewel – Study of Megaliths B-206, 1996 ***
                       
60. MEGALITHS

•    Megalithic Stone Sculpture In Hazaribagh. B 280(21)
                                                       

61. IMPORTANT OTHER PAPERS FROM B-FILES 2008

•    Birds, A Magic in Plurals B-277(25)***   
•    Birhor Folk Stories (in Tribal Tales book) B-277(8) ***
•    Earliest Script found in Hazaribagh Rock Painting (1999)B-35(2)***
•    Fighting for Flowers along the Damodar (INTACH Journal, New Delhi 2009)B-280(3)***
•    Film Project Outline for Vijay Kutty B-234(5)*** (1999)
•    Genesis Legend of the Mundas (in Tribal Tales book)  B-277(6) ***
•    Gold and Silver in India Among Tribal Societies B-205**
•    Gond Genesis Legend (in Tribal Tales book) B-274(11) ***
•    How Birds and Animals go their names B-277(26) ***     
•    India’s Quest (Publ. Eye Magazine, New Delhi ,Jan. 1997)B-209(1)**
•    Indian Dog first in world B-278(23)***
•    Indian Painting (Book) 2007 B-278(5)***
•    Indigenous Architecture in Hazaribagh B-275(9)***
•    Indira and Viritra –The Rainbow Serpent in the Rig Veda B-273(6)***
•    Interview with Susanne Gupta (Heinrich Boel Conference,Berlin 2003) B- 280(2)***
•    Jaina Heritage in Jharkhand and Bengal B-277(23)***
•    Johar –Territories of the Sacred B-279(16)***
•    Karam Kahani (in Tribal Tales book) B-275(5) ***
•    Mama’s Six Animal Stories (to be published,top, Godrej No.7) B-277(30)***
•    Mauri  B-279(4)**
•    New Folk Tales B-277(27)
•    Old British Graveyard B-279(1)*** 
•    Oraon Genesis Legend (in Tribal Tales Book) B-238(3)***
•    Paharia    B-279(21)**
•    Proprietary Traditions B-271(10)**
•    Protecting Biolcultural Diversity B-234**
•    Renascence in Culture  B-276(5)***
•    Response to Rabindranath’s poems B-277(5)***
•    Root is the Fruit of the Forest ( first chapter in Birhor book) B-273(5)***
•    Singbonga and the Spirit-World of the Mundas B-278(10)***
•    Some Myths of Chotanagpore Re-visited ( in Tribal Tales book) B-274(9)***      
•    Some Myths of Chotanagpur re-visited B-274(9)***
•    Sustainable Development B-146**
•    Telkupi Jain Temples B-277(24)***
•    The Birth of Writing    ?**
•    The Invaders  B-278(17)**
•    The Meriah Post B-276(8)***
•    The Santal Hound B-279(6)*** (for the Indog website in Bombay) 
•    Thoughts in Troubled Times B-278(22)**
•    Threats to Cultural Continuity in Hazaribagh B-279(1) (presented at Vicino Lontano Cultural Conference, Udine, Italy on 16 May 2008)B-279(10***
•    Tribal Rights and Terrorism (1999) B-235(1)***
•    Tribal Songs of Hazaribagh (Book) B-275(7)***
•    Tribal Tales (Introduction to Folk Tales of Hazaribagh) B-277(19)**
•    Turi Genesis Legend (in Tribal Tales book) B-274(10) ***
•    Two Birds and the Tree from the Rig Veda, Upanisads   B-273(4)***
•    Two Dogs –notes from the Rig Veda  B-273(3)***
•    Udine-Rome Report B-279(17)

62. OTHER IMPORTANT FILES

•    Anthropological Perspective Of Indigenous Peoples. *** B 272(1)
•    Memory Of John Moore.  B 280(16)  
•    Intellectual Satyagraha. *** 283(4)
•    Intellectual Satyagraha – 2. B 284 (14)
•    Origin and Evolution of River Valley Cultures of Central Europe. *** B289 (28)

     

63. GENERAL

•    Rabindranath, Leonard Xand Dorothy. *** B 281(17)
•    Primal Religion (Mangalore Theology Seminar 2010). *** B 282(10)
•    Maoist Notes. B 282(12)
•    The Adivasis Are The Victims. B 282(12)
•    Vision For Jharkhand. B 282(12)
•    Western World-Wide Domination. *** B 282(18)
•    Maluti Temples. *** B 286  (6)
•    Need For A New Consciousness For Saving The Environment D.A.V.School Lecture – See B 284(8) B-286  (7)
•    The Greatest Danger To Tribal Life. (July 2012) B-286 (8). See B-287(9).
•    Threat To The Tribal In Modern India. (August 2012) B-286 (9). See B-287 (8)
•    KoyanaQatsi. *** B289 (22)
•    Address on Centenary of Patna High Court on Syed Hasan Imam. (Obituary) April, 2015 *** B289 (26)
•    The Green Jade Tazia of Bairam Khan. *** B289 (27)
•    Walden Pond. ** B 289 (39)
•    Saraswati- Sacred River. ** B 289 (40)

 

64. CLIMATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL WARMING 

•    Climate Change. B 280(27)
•    Eco-Catastrophe. B 280(30)
•    Crimes Against Humanity. B 280(31)
•    Carbon Dioxide And Global Warming. B280(32)
•    The Indian Village Model And Global Warming. B280(33)
•    The End Of The World: Essays On Global Warming. B 281(1)
•    Politics Of Climate Change. B 281(4)
•    Global Warming And The Environment. B 281(5)
•    Global Warming And Wildlife. B 281(6). (Cheetal Journal)
•    Threats From Global Warming. B 281(7)
•    Global Warming Notes. B 281(8)
•    Global Warming Facts Sheet. B 281(10)
•    India’s Low Carbon Footprint Fallacy. B 281(11)
•    Rotary Club Ranchi Lecture (Rotary North, Lifetime Achievement Award Acceptance Speech) *** B 281(12)
•    The Importance Of 350 Ppm. B-281(13)
•    Reason For Government Secrecy And Denial Of Climate Change.                                                             B-281(15)
•    Global Warming – Choices And Options. *** B 281(16)
•    Global Warming – A Fable. *** B 281(18)
•    350 Briefings. *** B 282(4)
•    Concentrated Solar Power (Csp). ***  B 282(5)
•    Lecture On Global Warming. B 282(7) (Powerpoint Presentation At St Xavier’s School, Bokaro).
•    Global Warming – Deniers And Delayers. ***B 281(8)
•    Rise Of Earthquakes Due To Global Warming. *** B 281(11)
•    Global Warming Notes. *** B 283(2)
•    Water And Food In The Context Of Climate Change. *** B 283(9)
•    Environmental Calamities. B 283(13)
•    Opinion For 350 Carbon Outlook E-Site. B 283(19)
•    350.Org Highways. B 283 (20a)
•    Global Warming For Schools. B 283(23)
•    Global Warming Conference, London ( Paper). B 283(4)
•    Post Architectural Habitat In Context Of Global Warming. B 282(2) (B.I.T.Mesra Seminar) 
•    Happy New Year And Here Comes The Bad News.  B285 (23)
•    Carbon Time Bomb In The Arctic. B 285 (24)
•    Implications Of Climate Change And Global Warming. B 285 (25)
•    Implications Of Global Warming And Climate Change. B 285 (25)
•    Post-Architectural Habitat In Context Of Global Warming. B 282 (2)
•    Crisis Guide : Climate Change. B 288 (15) (November 2012)
•    Climate Change. *** B 290 (10), 2016
•    Fracking Shale for Oil and Oil from Tar Sand. ***  B-290 (11), 2016
•    Alberta Tar Sand Mining. ***  B-290 (14), 2016
•    Climate Change and Collapse in Three Years. *** B 290 (16), 2016
•    Global Warming. ***  B-290 (20), 2016
•    The Environment. ***  B-290 (48)
•    Threat to Society from Nuclear Arms. *** B-289 (20)
•    KoyanaQatsi. *** B289 (22)

 

65. UNBALANCED DEVELOPMENT

•    Growth – At What Cost. B-284(15) June 2011 (1500 Words)     
•    Development And Tribals In Modern India. B-284(18)  July 2011 (4500 Words)                                                    
•    The Playing Field. B-2849(19)  July 2011 (4500 Words)                   
•    Hope For Our Common Future. B-285(13)  Aug.2011 
•    Doomed Planet, Doomed Race. B-284(20)  July 2011 (2500 Words)
•    Natural Capital. B285(12) (Dav School Seminar Topic) August 2011 (2000 Words)  
•    Destroying Survival Resources Of  Indigenous Peoples. B285(14)  August 2011 (3000 Words) 
•    Industrialism. B285(15) September 2011 (2000 Words)
•    Urbanization And Economic Growth. B285(18) (Paper For The Proceedings Of The India Urban Conference: Evidence And Experience, Mysore Nov 17-2-, 2011) (2000 Words)                            
•    Trying To Understand The Present Difficulties Facing Mankind. B285(20) December 2011 (1200 Words)
•    Who Are The Indigenous Peoples Of India ? B285(26)  January 2012 (1500 Words)  
•    Cecil Rhodes, Imperialism And Empire. B285(30) Jan.2012 (2000 Words)      

•    The Difference Between An Evolved State And A Developed State. B285(31) January 2012 (1500 Words)      
•    Death Of The Commons. B285(35)  February 2012 (1500 Words        
•    The Need for a New Humanism. *** B289 (30)
•     Demystification of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations. *** B289 (31)

 

66. TOURS AND TRAVEL

•    Diary Of Europe Tour 22 March-25 April 2011. B-284 (16) May 2011 (3000 Words)
•    A Visit To Archaeological Sites In Wiltshire. B-285 (28)  January 2012   

67. DIARY OF EUROPE TOUR MARCH-APRIL 2011

•    Diary Of Europe – Uk Trip March 2011. B 284 (16)
•    Visit To Archaeological Sites In Wiltshire. B 285 (28)

68. PHILOSOPHICAL

•    Mind, Instinct, Intellect. B284(17) (Publ. in Desert Wisdom Series, Polycarp Journals, London 2011)   June 2011 (2500 words)        
•    Intellectual Satyagraha-2. B284(14) May 2011  (3000 words)      
•    KoyanaQatsi. *** B289 (22)
•    The Need for a New Humanism. *** B289 (30)
•    Demystification of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations. *** B289 (31)
•    Buddha- Jesus in India. *** B289 (32)
•    Review of Kalidasas Image of Nature by M.Fahimudin. *** B289 (34)
•    Walden Pond. *** B 289 (39)

69. ESSAYS

•    Heaven. ***  B284(21) July 2011             
•    Hope For Our Common Future. *** B285(13) August 2011    
•    Whither India  ?  ***  B285(21) December 2011           
•    Happiness And Contentment.  *** B285(22)  December 2011               
•    Happy New Year And Here Comes The Bad News. ***  B285(23) January 2012
•    Modern Economics. B285(27)  January 2012 
•    A Visit To Archaeological Sites In Wiltshire. B285(28) January 2012
•    Aletheia. B285(17)  January 2011   (1000 Words)                                             
•    Hope For Our Common Future. B285(13)    August 2011                            
•    Understanding Neoliberalism. B 285 (37)  

70. KARANPURA VALLEY

•    A Report From Practically Nowhere. September 2011. B285(16) (outline for film on mining displacement and heritage loss)

71. GLOBAL WARMING

•    Carbon Time-Bomb In The Arctic   January 2012, 1000 Words. B285(24)
•    Implications Of Global Warming And Climate Change. B285(25) January 2012  (1200 Words) 
•    Happy New Year And Here Comes The Bad News. B-285(23) January 2012         
•    Climate Change. ***  B-290 (10), 2016
•    Fracking Shale for Oil and Oil from Tar Sand. ***  B-290 (11), 2016
•    The Bitterest Truth. ***  B-290 (12), 2016
•    Alberta Tar Sand Mining. ***  B-290 (14), 2016
•    Fossil Fuel Extraction Extinction. ***  B-290 (15), 2016
•    Climate Change and Collapse in Three Years. ***  B-290 (16), 2016
•    Global Warming. ***  B-290 (16), 2016
•    Climate Change and Collapse in Three Years. *** B 290 (16), 2016
•    Global Warming. ***  B-290 (20), 2016
•    Threat to Society from Nuclear Arms. *** B-289 (20)
                                                                                         

72. NOTES ON IMAM FAMILY TREE 

•    Notes on Imam Family Tree B-288 (3) *** (August 2012)

73. CRIES OF THE EARTH

(Essays, some original and not numbered in the B-Files, in Brown folder in B-285. Below they are noted under the Book’s Chapter headings)

Part 1:  ENQUIRY
     
Ch1:  THE FLOWERING OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION

Ch:2  INDIA, THIS ONCE GREEN AND PLEASANT LAND

Ch:3  COLONIZATION

Ch.4:  CRIES OF THE EARTH 

Ch.5: CHANGING TIMES

Ch.6: EXPLOITATION

Ch.7  VIRAGYA- NON ATTACHMENT

Ch 8.:THE SURYAVANSH AND THE ADIVASI

Ch.9: INTELLECTUAL SATYAGRAHA    

Part 2 - CONTRADICTION
                 
Ch.:10 TRIBAL STATUS IN INDIA                B-

Ch.: 11  TRIBALS AND DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA     B-

Ch.12:  NATURAL CAPITAL   B-

Ch.:13 DOOMED PLANET, DOOMED RACE     B-

Ch.14 ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE    B-

Ch.:15 INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY VERSUS INDIGENOUS PEOPLE   B-

Ch.16 WESTERN WORLD-WIDE DOMINATION    B-

Ch.17 FIGHTING FOR FLOWERS ALONG THE DAMODAR    B-

Ch.18: AN INTRODUCTION TO OPERATION GREEN HUNT    B-

Part 3: REMINISCENCE

Ch.19:  SANJHLU AND I    B-

Ch.20:  THE STORY OF KAMLI    B-

Ch.21:  BABULAL BIRHOR, MEDICINE MAN    B-

Ch. :22  TIGER POOL    B-

Ch.23:  JARWADIH, A SANTAL VILLAGE     B-