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The book “Socio-Economic, and Wild Edible Vegetables-Fruits Resources in the Hill Districts of Manipur” explores the potential and implications of non-farm forest products, which are abundantly and richly grown in the forests, providing basic sustainability without depleting their resources. The tribal communities living in the hilly areas of Manipur have undoubtedly relied on these wild edible plants and vegetables in various ways for a long time. The emphasis is on how these untamed natural resources and forest products served as a primary livelihood for tribal communities historically and how they significantly contributed to supporting their families across different areas of their lives. It examines the occupational framework of the sampled villages, allowing us to grasp the actual dynamics of the occupations linked to the highlanders for their survival.
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Seiyang Baite
Dr. Seiyang Baite, one of the young scholars among the Vaiphei tribes who earned his Ph.D. from the Geography Department at the Mizoram University, under the supervision of Prof. Rinawma in 2019 on the topic of “Scio-Economic Transformation of the Vaiphei Tribe in Churachandpur District, Manipur.” He joined as an Assistant Professor in Moreh College, Moreh (Autonomous) in 2004 and handles the post of Head of Department (HOD) in the Department of Geography and has been working in the same institution till now. Presently, he also holds the post of National Service Scheme (NSS) Programme Officer, Unit II, in this college. Currently, he is holding the post of Research Convener in this institution.
