On India's North-East frontier a killer elephant is reported to be on the rampage. Local authorities call in one of India's last licensed elephant killers. Reading about the ensuing hunt in a Delhi newspaper, Tarquin Hall flies to Assam to investigate, convinced that no elephant could be guilty of murdering farmers. However as he discovers that the country's elephants have lost their habitat and are at war with the local population, he comes to understand that though a victim of human cruelty, the cunning man-killer is not innocent either. Stalking Assam's paddy fields, he has murdered dozens of farmers, crushing their bodies and mutilating them. A wonderful adventure story, To the Elephant Graveyard is also a telling fable of man's failure to understand and respect his environment and of nature fighting back.
... central zone rising to a height of about 9000 feet and being interspersed by deep gorges , valleys and areas of high altitude extending to the snow ranges of the Eastern Himalayas , leaving hardly any level ground for cultivation .
Collected short stories, short novels, poems, and articles on literature and culture of Assam, India, republished from Rāmadhenu, ceased Assamese journal, published from Guwahati, India; selected from issues published between April, 1952 ...
Paradise and Back: A Damfool Career
This work deals with those areas where the Raiyatwari system of land prevailed.As in rest of the country after independence the congress Party was at the helm of affairs in Assam and the land reforms in the State were based more or less on ...
India Against Itself: Assam and the Politics of Nationality
With special reference to Assam, India.