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- Trends, Determinants and Constraints of Non Tax Revenue in Mizoram 1
- Urban Administration: A Study of Aizawl Municipal Council, Mizoram 1
- Urban Development: A Study of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission in Aizawl 1
- Urban Household Solid Waste Management inAizawl, Mizoram 1
- Urban Household Water Management in Mizoram 1
- Urban Livelihood and Poverty in Mizoram 1
- Urban Local Self-Government: A Study of Its Implication for Mizoram 1
- Urbanisation and Traffic Management in Aizawl City 1
- Urbanization and Civic Infrastructure Facilities: A Case Study of Aizawl City 1
- Usage of Library Resources in Central Universities of North East India: A Comparative Study of Mizoram University and North Eastern Hill University 1
- Use and Satisfaction with Library Resources and Services by Teachers and Students in Colleges of Lunglei District: An Evaluative Study 1
- Use of Information Sources by Faculty Members of Govt. Hrangbana College and Govt. Zirtiri Residential Science College: A Study 1
- Use of Meso and Micro porous activated carbon precursor to dead biomasses for the removal of heavy metal toxic ions from aqueous solutions 1
- Wastage and Stagnation at Secondary Education Level in Mizoram: Magnitude, Causes And Remedies 1
- Water Use Pattern, Water Harvesting And The Colonial Management Of Water Resources in Mizoram 1
- Wildlife and Their Habitat in Lowland Areas of Chitwan National Park s Buffer Zone in Nepal: Two Decades of Community Conservation Approach 1
- Women and Politics in Mizoram: An in-depth Study 1
- Women Empowerment through Micro-finance: A Study of SHG Members' Financial Management Skills in Perambalur District in Tamil Nadu 1
- Women Empowerment: A study of the role of Mizoram State Commission for Women 1
- Women Sex Workers in Aizawl: A Situational Analysis 1