The present paper describes traditional woodcarving work adoring houses and temples of Pabbar valley of Himachal Pradesh.

This study illustrates that the colour values of plain woven cotton fabrics made from ring- and compact-spun warp and weft yarns have been compared with respect to their mass and hairiness of fabrics.

This paper presented the ethnomedicine for dysentery and diarrhoea that is in practice among the tribes Konda Reddi, Koyas, etc. in Khammam district of Andhra Pradesh.

In this paper, the usage of wild plants by the native people for the cure of cuts and wounds is described.

The study describes details of botanical identity, family, local name, parts of the plant used, therapeutic uses, and mode of application of the drug.

The paper describes 34 plant species, belonging to 30 families, used in the extraction of dyes by the Meitei community of Manipur.

This study shows that the uses of rosaries made from various plant parts by the Meitei community in Manipur are the symbol of tradition and culture and are used as ornaments or related to health and religious practices.

This paper deals with 14 plants used for different types of fevers by this tribal community.

In this study an effort was made to document indigenous knowledge system of medicine and health care practices and its relevance in physical well being of the local people, resource conservation and socio-economic development.

This study is based on the traditional methods of treatment using plants and animals are predominant in rural societies of Meghalaya, a north-eastern state of India.