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The volume is but the outcome of the author\'s years of teaching experience. Indological research and association with national and international forums. Deeply re- searched and concrete data based, the work is valuable for scholars as well as for readers in the field of oriental and indological research. It is divided into two parts. The first part is a collection of pointed research papers preferably in the form of synthesis in aspects of oriental and indological studies including Meiteilogy. The second part is of valuable data as furnishing the evidence for the cultural relationship between India and eastern countries like Japan, Thailand, Nepal. Burma/Myanmar in matters of habits, beliefs, thinking and historical trends. The author makes apt parallels which the readers will understand them clearly.