Land and Law of Sikkim by Manjushree Pathak

Land and Law of Sikkim by Manjushree PathakSikkim, the youngest state of the Un on of India, is characterized by a wholly mountainous terrain. The state encompasses the Lesser Himalaya, Greater Himalaya, and Tethys Himalaya. The mountains rise in elevation northward, and that portion of the state is deeply cut into escarpments, particularly evident in the Lachen and Lachung valleys. The northern, eastern, and western portions of the state are constituted of hard, massive gneiss rocks, while

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