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Tarh Ramya

Tarh Ramya

Assistant Professor
Arunachal Pradesh University
LiveDNA ID: 91.12368
11 Publications
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0 Projects

About

Professional Summary

Dr. Tarh Ramya is currently working as Assistant Professor in Department of Anthropology (School of Human & Environmental Sciences), Saint Claret College, Ziro, (India). He has completed his PhD in Department of Anthropology (Faculty of Social Sciences) from Rajiv Gandhi University, India. Previously he was served as STI Counselor in Arunachal Pradesh State AIDS Control Society (APSACS). He has published 10 research articles in books and proceeding and 15 research articles in journals contributed as author/co-author. He also attended number of national and international conferences and workshops and performed presentation. Dr. Tame was received CBSE-UGC Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship as Senior Research Fellow, and Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship as Junior Research Fellow. Dr. Tame is also serving as member of Indian Anthropological Society (IAS), Kolkata and Indian National Confederation and the Academy of Anthropologists (INCAA), Kolkata. His main area of interest focuses on Ethnographic Studies, Tribal Development, Religious Studies, Anthropological Linguistics, etc.

Employment

Professional Appointments
Assistant Professor
Arunachal Pradesh University
Dec 2023 — Present | Pasighat, India

Education

Academic Background
  • Ph.D. Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh, India Anthropology | Completed: 2020
  • M.Phil. Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh, India Tribal Studies | Completed: 2012

Publications (11)

Selected Scholarly Contributions
Understanding underdevelopment: an anthropological study on the tribes of Kurung Kumey district, Arunachal Pradesh
Tarh Ramya
Asian Anthropology | Journal Article
Crossref
2026
Population growth, environmental degradation and human health: A perspective from the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India.
Ramya, T.,
Global J. Interdiscip. Social Sci., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2014
Socio-economic status and associate problems of the tribals: A case study of a village in Kurung Kumey district of Arunachal Pradesh.
Ramya, T.,
Mod. Res. Stud., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2014
Aging among the nyishi in rural Arunachal Pradesh: Livelihood and daily interactions of the 'nyikam-mekam'.
Ramya, T.,
J. North-East Reg., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2014
Political representation of tribal women in Arunachal Pradesh: The case of 2013 Panchayat Raj election in Kurung Kumey district.
Ramya, T.,
J. Tribal Intellectual Collective India, | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2014
Tribal culture and folklore of Arunachal Pradesh: A study in Kurung Kumey district.
Ramya, T.,
Int. J. Res. Sociol. Social Anthropol., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2013
Traditional religious beliefs, practices and impacts of christianity among the nyishis.
Ramya, T.,
Asian J. Res. Social Sci. Humanities, | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2012
Brief mythology of longte-yullo festival of the nyishi tribe.
Ramya, T.,
Asian J. Res. Social Sci. Humanities, | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2012
Bangrus of Arunachal Pradesh: An ethnographic profile.
Ramya, T.,
Int. J. Social Sci. Tomorrow, | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2012
Causes and effects of rampant forest fire in highlands Arunachal: A study from Kurung Kumey district.
Ramya, T.,
Radix Int. J. Res. Social Sci., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2012
Health awareness among the bangrus of Arunachal Pradesh.
Ramya, T.,
J. North East India Stud., | Journal Article
Self Tarh Ramya
2012