Dr. Nabanita Baishya1 , Pangkul Preetam Doley2 , Dipranjan Buragohain3 and Dr. Pankaj Saikia4
1,3,4. Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Dhing College
2. Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Dhing College

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Baishya, Dr. Nabanita, et al. "QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG MISHING AND TIWA TRIBES IN ASSAM: UNRAVELING SOCIO-ECONOMIC COMPLEXITIES AND CHARTING A PATH TO INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT." Int. j. of

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