CBSE PROJECT THIS PROJECT IS A MIXTURE OF 5 SUBJECT OF 11 TH COMMERCE .THE MAIN SUBJECT ARE COVER IS ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS STUDIES, ECONOMIC, ENGLISH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. THIS PROJECT MAY HELP YOU .

1. OF
ART
INTEGRATED
PROJECT
PowerPoint Presentation
Presented By
:-
Amardeep

2. : Topic :
Tribal medicines, healing practices
and business opportunities in
Manipur

3. : INDEX :
Introduction
Acknowledgement
Accountancy
Business Studies
Economics
Physical education
English
Conclusion

4. : Introduction :
The study of tribal medicine has a noticeable experience among different
people of the world. Tribal medicine is often related with shaman, magic,
witchcraft and different traditional healers. Thus the study on medicine
demands an integrated knowledge on the life and culture of the people
and secondly on the interactional patterns of diverse beliefs and thoughts
that have been developed round the tribal society through generations.
Tribal medicine can also be defined as the traditional medicine or
indigenous medicine that is embedded within the culture of the tribals
and then the knowledge is passed down from one generation to another
generation. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines traditional
medicine as “the sum total of the knowledge, skills and practices based on
the theories, beliefs and experiences indigenous to different cultures,
whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health as well as in
the prevention, diagnosis, improvement or treatment of physical and
mental illness”.

5. : Acknowledgement :
I Amardeep xess has got the golden
opportunity to present a PowerPoint
presentation on the topic Tribal medicines,
healing practices and business
opportunities in Manipur before the class .
I am thank full for the support and
guidance of our teachers and the almighty
who gave the strength to complete the
project .

6. : Accountancy :
Medical Anthropology : Tribal medicine and healing
practices can be regard as the subject matter of
Medical Anthropology. The main goal of medical
anthropology is to look into various theories,
practices, and impact of culture on health and how to
improve the health care systems of both the
developed as well as developing nations. Medical
Anthropology is a branch of anthropology that deals
with how society and culture looks at health and well-
being which includes the way they identify and classify
illness; the explanation they gave through experience;
the treatment and healing processes they adopt; and
the preventive measures they implement.

7. Herbalists : Herbalism in short can be called as the use of
plants for medicinal purposes, and the study of such use.
Plants have been the basis for medical treatments through
much of human history, and such traditional medicine is
still widely practiced today. Modern medicine recognizes
herbalism as a form of alternative medicine, as the
practice of herbalism is not strictly based on evidence
gathered using the scientific method.

8. : Business Studies :
Types of industries in Manipur
Cottage Industries : A cottage industry is a small-scale,
decentralized manufacturing business often operated out of a home
rather than a purpose-built facility. Cottage industries are defined by
the amount of investment required to start, as well as the number of
people employed. They often focus on the production of labor-
intensive goods but face a significant disadvantage when competing
with factory-based manufacturers that mass-produce goods.
Mineral based industries : are primary industries that use mineral
ores as their raw materials. The products of these industries feed other
industries. Iron made from iron ore is the product of mineral based
industry. This is used as raw material for the manufacture of a number
of other products, such as heavy machinery, building materials and
railway coaches.

9. Agro-Based Industries : The agro-based industry includes indutries
related to textiles, sugar, paper and vegetable oil. These industries use
agricultural products as their raw materials. Textile industry is the largest
industry in the organized sector.
Types of Agro-based Industry :
1. Cotton textiles indusetires.
2. woollen textiles industries.
3. Silk textiles industries.
4. Synthetic fibres industries.

10. Facilities and incentives given by central / state
government to setup industries in Manipur
The following facilities are given by government :
 Transport facilities
 Commiuncation network
 Continuous water supply
 High tension power supply
 Waste management
The following incentives given by government :
 Tax incentives and exemptions
 Profitablility of the industry
 Incentives for foreign direct investment
 Availability of finance at cost effective terms

11. : Economics :
Business opportunities in Manipur :
 Craft making business
 Tourist guide
 Gardening shop
 Event manager
 Transportation business
 Fruit shop

12. : Physical education :
The games are played in the Manipur are :
1. Mukna (Manipuri Wrestling) : Mukna, generally regarded as
one of the manliest of sports has been perhaps with Manipuris
from time immemorial. It is a very popular game of two persons
who are trained by the village 'Ojha' (Master), who received the
title of 'Jatra' (Unbeaten) person. It has fundamental Rules
agreed by all Mukna organizations and& with Royal Consent.
2.Yubi Lakpi :Yubi (Coconut) Lakpi (capturing). The game of
yubi lakpi (coconut capturing) is a tough Individual game.
Before the start of the game, players rub their bodies with
mustard oil and water to make slippery to catch each other.A
coconut properly soaked with oil is place in front of the Chief

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14. 3. Arambai Hunba : People of Manipur are very fond of riding
horse specially those who are in the village near the breeding
areas. Since the ponies are easily available , the young boys get
the chance of riding ponies without saddle on horse back.
Sometimes they ride horse using a rope in place of regular
Bridle throwing branches of small trees in place of Arambai.
4. Hiyang Tannaba (Boat Race) : Hiyang tannaba (Hi Yangba
Tannaba) is a trdinional function of the Panas. This is held
during the month of November. This was introduced during
the time of Maharaja Khunjaoba, the second son of Khagemba
, who dug the Kangla Moat around the Palace to make it
impregnable in the year of 1660 after he ascended the throne
in 1652.

15. : English :
Article on Traditional medicine
Traditional medicine comprises medical aspects of traditional
knowledge that developed over generations within various societies
before the era of modern medicine. The World Health Organization
(WHO) defines traditional medicine as "the sum total of the
knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and
experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or
not, used in the maintenance of health as well as in the prevention of
diagnosis, improvement or treatment of physical and mental illness".
Traditional medicine is contrasted with scientific medicine. In some
Asian and African countries, up to 80% of the population beliefs on
traditional medicine for their primary health care needs. When
adopted outside its traditional culture, traditional medicine is often
considered a form of alternative medicine.

16. : Conclusion :
In Manipur, as in other states in India, herbs or
plants have all along been used for promotion of
health and
prevention and treatment of diseases. They were
used in most cases as infusion or decoction from the
parts of plants such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers,
or fruits. In addition to herbals, in ancient times, the
subject of human sufferings and its alleviation was
intimately associated with religion, myth and magic.