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61) The present study is somewhat unique in the sense that there is no learned work in this regard. However pieces of information may be gathered from the under mentioned titles:

62) Nositter, T. J., in Kerala: A study in Political Adaptation ; Oxford University Press, London, 1982.

63) Gonchoudhuri,J. , A Political History of Tripura, Inter-India Publications, New Delhi,1986.

64) Bhattacharjee, B.K., Tripura Administration, The era of modernisation, Mittal Publications, New Delhi, 1986.

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68) A Political History of Tripura

253 69) The book covers the entire political history of Tripura right from the days of the mythological rulers of the state and progress through the rise of Tripura Kingdom under the Manikya Kings, merger with Indian Union, Development in the political consciousness among the people, electoral profile from the General Election of 1952 to 1983. This v\/ork has been used to the extent useful, but it has not come of much help for the present work.

70) : A study in Political Adaptation

71) This famous book deals in details with the genesis,growth ,functions and problems of the communist movement in Kerala and also emergence of the Kerala Communists as the electoral force (1951- 1960), Communists in government (1957-1959),Kerala and the CPI split (1960-1965), Communist accommodation (Formation of the )1965-1967), Front Politics and Ministerial stability (1967- 1977), Front Politics economic development and social change (1967- 1975), and the basis of party support (1965-1980). This learned work has also attempted to compare the economic development in Kerala under the rule with that in where it was commented, “ If we note the contrast with the situation in West Bengal where CPM Chief Minister Jyoti Basu has effectively begun the rejuvenation of the economy, it seems possible that the explanation for the CPM's comparative disregard of economic growth in Kerala may lie in the very traditions of Malayali Society and Culture." But as there is no mention in the book regarding the political and administrative happenings in Tripura during the period under review, it comes of no use for the present work excepting getting an idea about Communist movements in Kerala and West Bengal including step for economic development in these two states.

72) The Tripura Administration, the era of modernisation

73) This book has been very much helpful for the present work and some information has been taken from this for use from time to time.

74) Tribal insurgency in Tripura

75) This work in general and its chapter nos. 2,4,5 and 6 in particular have also come of use for this work.

76) The Communist Movement in Tripura

254 77) This book has also come of some use , particularly its chapters on Development of the communist Movement in Tripura I! , and the Tribal Question and the Communists in Tripura.

78) The Legislative Opposition in Tripura

79) Last but very important is this Book in so far as the present work is concerned. At the initial stages of survey on the present work , it appeared likely that pieces of information may be collected from this book at the time of writing the different chapters of this. An in-depth study on the book also revealed that relevant data may be collected thrice in chapter II , 6 times in chapter IV , once in chapter V and 4 times in chapter VI from the pages 47 and 64; 107 -176 ; 8; and 103 and 105 . In addition to these, the chapters of the book, i.e., chapters III, IV and V are likely to go a long way in giving some insight into some legislations made in the Tripura Assembly during the period from 1963 to 1976.

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