This volume delves into the historical trajectory of trade in the Eastern Himalayas, illuminating its profound influence on regional economies and cultural interactions. Drawing extensively on archival sources, it examines the interplay of indigenous trading practices, colonial policies, and trans-regional exchanges, offering a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of the region's enduring historical significance.
Dr. Bhutia has played a significant role in regional historical research and heritage preservation. He has served as an Executive Member of the North East India History Association (NEIHA), Sikkim Chapter, contributing to the advancement of historical studies in the northeastern region of India. His editorial leadership was evident in his role as one of the Chief Editors for the Gazetteer of Sikkim 2013, a comprehensive document published by the Department of Home Affairs, Government of Sikkim.
In addition to his academic and editorial contributions, Dr. Bhutia is actively involved in heritage preservation. He is a member of the State Level Implementation Committee (SLIC) for Heritage Preservation and Management, under the Cultural Affairs and Heritage Department, Government of Sikkim, where he works towards safeguarding the rich cultural heritage of the state.
Dr. Bhutia's academic endeavors and professional engagements make him a leading figure in the field of Eastern Himalayan history, with a focus on the socio-economic dimensions of colonialism in the region.
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