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Author: Hijam Sorojini Devi
ISBN: 978-9382395867
Language: English
First Edition: 2016
Binding: Hard Cover
About the Book
Every community has a history of
games and sports in the form of indigenous nature. In the earlier days, sports
were associated with human culture and it was a part of religious festivals.
Games and sports has now been given a high status as it concerns about physical
fitness, personal prestige as well as owing to various national and
international competitions and the organisation of Olympic Games. The human
physical structure or physique and its role in sports performance is a matter
of importance. The realisation of the importance of the subject of
Anthropometry, which is the sub-branch of Physical anthropology, perhaps grew
considerably during the last a few decades. With the applied knowledge of this
subject in the field of games and sports, we can assess the various physical
structures of the athletes of various sports events.
The present book entitled
Anthropometry of the Meitei Women Athletes of Manipur deals with the various
physical structures of the Meitei women athletes of 7 (seven) sports events of
hockey, football, weight lifting, running, throwing, cycling and gymnastics.
About the Author
Dr. H. Sorojini Devi earned her master’s degree from
Manipur University in 1986. She was awarded Ph.D from the same University in
2003 and thereafter, LLB from LMS Law College, Imphal in 2009.
She is at present Reader and Associate Professor of
D.M. College of Science, Imphal, Manipur. Besides, she has been engaged in
independent research works and guiding research scholars. She was
awarded minor and major projects under the financial supports of University
Grants Commission. She has published more than 15 research articles in Indian
and International leading Journals. She is a casual talker in various
programmes of All India Radio, Imphal, particularly, in live phoning programme
and telling stories of the children programme. She has been engaged as resource
person in the refresher courses and workshops organised by Department of
Anthropology, Manipur University as well as for E-learning programme under EMMRC.
She has participated in many seminars and conferences in various parts of
India. She is an active member of many academic associations and also a member
of Bar Council of Assam.
Her areas of interest are sports science, health and
nutrition and human genetics.
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