Das, Kumar Anup and Bordoloi, Jotin  <br/><br/>
Agro-Economic Research: Jhuming to mainstream farming as an alternative way of livelihood amongst the tribal farmers of Tripura  

 - Agricultural Situation in India  
 - 76(12), Mar,2020: p.33-42 
<br/><br/> Traditionally, most of the indigenous hill tribes in the North Eastern region practice Jhum or shifting, a method of slash-and-burn cultivation. This practice<br/>is mainly followed by the hill tribes as they do not possess much of plain lands for extensive cultivation. They do consider it as their traditional custom, for<br/>which they continue the practice over the years in spite of a number of formidable constraints.- Reproduced 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Tribes - North East India, Tribes - India, Jhum , Slash-and-burn cultivation,