Tribal land alienation : a case of Bastar (Also available on CD)
Sinku, Apeksha
Tribal land alienation : a case of Bastar (Also available on CD) - 2010 - iii,xviii,107,51p.,CD-ROM
CONTENTS1. INTRODUCTION 1 1.1. PREFACE 1 1.2. TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT 2 1.2.1. DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS SINCE INDEPENDENCE 3 1.3. NEED OF THE STUDY 4 1.4. RESEARCH QUESTIONS 4 1.5. AIM AND OBJECTIVES 5 1.6. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 5 1.7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 5 1.8. OBJECTIVES 7 2. LAND ALIENATION 8 2.1. LAND AND THE TRIBES 8 2.1.1. PATTERN OF LAND DISTRIBUTION IN INDIA 9 2.1.2. TRIBAL STRUGGLES FOR LAND: EARLY PROCESSES 10 2.2. CONCEPT 12 2.3. TRIBAL LAND ALIENATION IN INDIA 13 2.4. MAJOR REASONS FOR LAND ALIENATION IN INDIA 14 2.4.1. LAND ALIENATION AND INDEBTEDNESS 14 2.4.2. LAND LAWS AND ALIENATION 15 2.4.3. DEVELOPMENT AND LAND LOSS 16 2.5. PROCESSES OF LAND ALIENATION IN CHHATTISGARH 18 2.5.1. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF LAND ALIENATION 18 2.5.2. DYNAMICS OF LAND ALIENATION 20 2.5.3. SUMMARY 23 2.6. IMPLICATIONS OF LAND ALIENATION 24 2.6.1. IMPACTS OF LAND ALIENATION IN CHHATTISGARH25 2.6.2. SUMMARY 28 2.7. CONCLUSIONS 28 3. LEGAL REVIEW 30 3.1. TRIBAL RIGHTS IN INDIA 31 3.1.1. STATE POLICY AND THE TRIBES 32 3.1.2. TRIBAL SUB-PLAN 32 3.2. FORMAL (CONSTITUTIONAL) RIGHTS 33 3.3. CUSTOMARY RIGHTS 34 3.4. LAWS RELATED TO REVENUE LAND . 37 3.4.1. LAND CEILING 38 3.4.2. M.P. LAND AND REVENUE CODE 39 3.4.3. MONEY LENDING BUSINESS 46 3.5. FOREST RIGHTS 47 3.5.1. SCHEDULE TRIBES (RECOGNITION OF FOREST RIGHTS) ACT 49 3.5.2. NON TIMBER FOREST PRODUCE 50 3.6. POLICY AND LAWS RELATED TO LAND ACQUISITION 52 3.6.1. LAND ACQUISITION ACT 52 3.6.2. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT POLICY 53 3.6.1. PROVISIONS IN PESA ON LAND ACQUISITION 55 3.7. CONCLUSION 56 4. CASE STUDIES 60 4.1. CASES OF DISPUTED LANDS 60 4.1.1. CASE I 60 4.1.2. CASE II 62 4.1.3. CASE III 66 4.1.4. CASE IV 68 4.2. CASE OF BAILADILA MINES 72 5. STUDY AREA: BASTAR 75 5.1. TRIBAL CULTURE 76 5.2. BASTAR78 5.2.1. SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND 79 5.2.2. DEMOGRAPHY 79 5.2.3. NATURAL RESOURCES 80 5.2.4. INCOME AND LIVELIHOODS 81 5.2.5. EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE 81 6. CASE OF KOSARTEDA DAM 82 6.1. DAMS AND LAND ALIENATION 82 6.2. CASE OF KOSARTEDA DAM 83 6.2.1. HOUSEHOLD DETAILS 87 6.2.2. ECONOMIC PROFILE 89 6.2.3. LAND AND ACQUISITION 92 6.2.4. CONTENTMENT AND AWARENESS 95 6.3. FINDINGS AND INFERENCES 96 7. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 98 7.1. SUGGESTIONS FOR POLICIES 100 7.2. SUGGESTIONS FOR BETTER IMPLEMANTATION OF LAW 102 7.3. SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING IMPACTS OF LAND ALIENATION 103 7.3.1. SUGGESTIONS TO REDUCE IMPACTS OF PUBLIC PURPOSE PROJECTS 103 7.3.2. SUGGESTIONS IN THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC FRONT 104 References 105
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Tribal land alienation : a case of Bastar (Also available on CD) - 2010 - iii,xviii,107,51p.,CD-ROM
CONTENTS1. INTRODUCTION 1 1.1. PREFACE 1 1.2. TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT 2 1.2.1. DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS SINCE INDEPENDENCE 3 1.3. NEED OF THE STUDY 4 1.4. RESEARCH QUESTIONS 4 1.5. AIM AND OBJECTIVES 5 1.6. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 5 1.7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 5 1.8. OBJECTIVES 7 2. LAND ALIENATION 8 2.1. LAND AND THE TRIBES 8 2.1.1. PATTERN OF LAND DISTRIBUTION IN INDIA 9 2.1.2. TRIBAL STRUGGLES FOR LAND: EARLY PROCESSES 10 2.2. CONCEPT 12 2.3. TRIBAL LAND ALIENATION IN INDIA 13 2.4. MAJOR REASONS FOR LAND ALIENATION IN INDIA 14 2.4.1. LAND ALIENATION AND INDEBTEDNESS 14 2.4.2. LAND LAWS AND ALIENATION 15 2.4.3. DEVELOPMENT AND LAND LOSS 16 2.5. PROCESSES OF LAND ALIENATION IN CHHATTISGARH 18 2.5.1. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF LAND ALIENATION 18 2.5.2. DYNAMICS OF LAND ALIENATION 20 2.5.3. SUMMARY 23 2.6. IMPLICATIONS OF LAND ALIENATION 24 2.6.1. IMPACTS OF LAND ALIENATION IN CHHATTISGARH25 2.6.2. SUMMARY 28 2.7. CONCLUSIONS 28 3. LEGAL REVIEW 30 3.1. TRIBAL RIGHTS IN INDIA 31 3.1.1. STATE POLICY AND THE TRIBES 32 3.1.2. TRIBAL SUB-PLAN 32 3.2. FORMAL (CONSTITUTIONAL) RIGHTS 33 3.3. CUSTOMARY RIGHTS 34 3.4. LAWS RELATED TO REVENUE LAND . 37 3.4.1. LAND CEILING 38 3.4.2. M.P. LAND AND REVENUE CODE 39 3.4.3. MONEY LENDING BUSINESS 46 3.5. FOREST RIGHTS 47 3.5.1. SCHEDULE TRIBES (RECOGNITION OF FOREST RIGHTS) ACT 49 3.5.2. NON TIMBER FOREST PRODUCE 50 3.6. POLICY AND LAWS RELATED TO LAND ACQUISITION 52 3.6.1. LAND ACQUISITION ACT 52 3.6.2. REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT POLICY 53 3.6.1. PROVISIONS IN PESA ON LAND ACQUISITION 55 3.7. CONCLUSION 56 4. CASE STUDIES 60 4.1. CASES OF DISPUTED LANDS 60 4.1.1. CASE I 60 4.1.2. CASE II 62 4.1.3. CASE III 66 4.1.4. CASE IV 68 4.2. CASE OF BAILADILA MINES 72 5. STUDY AREA: BASTAR 75 5.1. TRIBAL CULTURE 76 5.2. BASTAR78 5.2.1. SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND 79 5.2.2. DEMOGRAPHY 79 5.2.3. NATURAL RESOURCES 80 5.2.4. INCOME AND LIVELIHOODS 81 5.2.5. EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE 81 6. CASE OF KOSARTEDA DAM 82 6.1. DAMS AND LAND ALIENATION 82 6.2. CASE OF KOSARTEDA DAM 83 6.2.1. HOUSEHOLD DETAILS 87 6.2.2. ECONOMIC PROFILE 89 6.2.3. LAND AND ACQUISITION 92 6.2.4. CONTENTMENT AND AWARENESS 95 6.3. FINDINGS AND INFERENCES 96 7. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 98 7.1. SUGGESTIONS FOR POLICIES 100 7.2. SUGGESTIONS FOR BETTER IMPLEMANTATION OF LAW 102 7.3. SUGGESTIONS FOR REDUCING IMPACTS OF LAND ALIENATION 103 7.3.1. SUGGESTIONS TO REDUCE IMPACTS OF PUBLIC PURPOSE PROJECTS 103 7.3.2. SUGGESTIONS IN THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC FRONT 104 References 105
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