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and Distributors, New Delhi
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Bhattacharjee P (2015) Overview on medicinal plants sector in Tripura. National Workshop Paper,
presented at National Workshop on: Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Sector in North
Eastern India, 16th–17th Feb 2015, organised by Forest Department, Government of Manipur,
Sanjenthong, Imphal
Biswas BC (2010) Cultivation of medicinal plant: success stories of two farmers, Fertiliser Market
News 41(3):1–4 & 20
Brahmanand PS, Kumar A, Ghosh S, Roy Chowdhury S, Singandhupe RB, Singh R, Nanda P,
Chakraborthy H, Srivastava SK, Behera MS (2013) Challenges to food security in India. Curr
Sci 04(7):841–846
CUTS (2004) Database on medicinal plants. CUTS Centre for International Trade, Economics &
Environment, Kolkata
Das M (2010) ICT enabled education for medicinal plants in north-east region. In: Sustainable food
security. In: Jain PK, Hansra BS, Chakraborty KS, Kurup JM (2010) Sustainable food security.
Mittal Publication, New Delhi
Dhar U, Manjkhola S, Joshi M, Bhatt A, Bisht AK, Joshi M (2002) Current status and future strategy
for development of medicinal plants sector in Uttaranchal, India. Curr Sci 83(8):956–964
DNA (2015) Centre allocates Rs. 5000 crore for development of AYUSH, 17th
May. Accessed from: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-centre-allocates-rs-5000-crore-fordevelopment-of-ayush-2086717
Directorate of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Research (2011) News Lett 12(2), July–December.
Accessed from: http://www.dmapr.org.in/Publications/NewsLetter/nl2011_2.pdf
Erni C (2015) Shifting cultivation, livelihood and food security: new and old challenges for indigenous peoples in Asia. FAO, International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs and Asia Indigenous
Peoples Pact, Bangkok
FAO (n.d.) Nutrition and household food security: their importance for national forest programmes.
Accessed on 15 Jan 2014. http://www.fao.org/docrep/w2167e/w2167e01.htm#P371_12341
GoI (2011) Report of Steering Committee on AYUSH for 12th Five Year Plan-ST 2 AYUSH:
Report of the Steering Committee on AYUSH for 12 th Five Year Plan (2012–17). Health DivisionPlanning Commission, Government of India, New Delhi
GoI (2013) Report of the Committee on Statistics of Agriculture and Allied Sector, Government of
India and National Statistical Commission. Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation,
New Delhi
Harisha RP, Padmavathy S, Nagaraja BC (2016) Traditional ecological knowledge (tek) and its
importance in south India: perspective from local communities. Appl Ecol Environ Res 14(1):311–
326
Haridasan K (2015) Medicinal and aromatic plants an underutilised resource in Northeast India
for health and livelihood security. National Workshop Paper, presented at National Workshop
on: Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Sector in North Eastern India, 16th–17th Feb
2015, organised by Forest Department, Government of Manipur, Sanjenthong, Imphal
Hegde NG (n.d) Strategy for promotion of medicinal plants in India. Accessed from: www.baif.
org.in/doc/Sustainable_Agriculture/Medicinal%20Plants.doc
Hegde GR (2003) Medicinal plants in India: status and prospects. In: Hiremath KG (ed) Recent
advances in environmental sciences. Discoverty Publishing House, New Delhi, pp 36–44
Kala CP (2006) Current status of Medicinal Plants used by the Traditional Vaidyas in Uttarnchal
state of India. Ethnobotony Research and Applications 3:267–278
Kala CP, Dhyani PP, Sajwan BS (2006) Developing the medicinal plants sector in northern India:
challenges and opportunities. J Ethnobiol Ethnomed 2:32
Kapila R, Kapila U (2002) Planning Commission report on labour and employment. Academic
Foundation, New Delhi
Kasagana VN, Karumuri SS (2011) Conservation of medicinal plants (past, present & future trends).
J Pharmaceautical Sci Res 3(8):1378–1386
Kumar S (2002) Human ecology of globalisation: biodiversity and food security. Atlantic Publishers
and Distributors, New Delhi