How did the colonial rule affect the tribals in India and what was the tribal response to the colonial oppression?
Development-Induced Displacement and Land Alienation
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What are the two major legal initiatives by the State since Independence, addressing discrimination against Scheduled Tribes (STs)?
Does tribal development in India centre around two axes, those of Displacement displacement and of rehabilitation? Give your opinion
Land needed for mining, dams and other large-scale projects is acquired mostly from Adivasis, hill dwellers and rural communities. The displaced persons are paid monetary compensation as per the legal provisions. However, the payment is often tardy. In any case, it cannot sustain the displaced families for long. These people do not possess marketable skills to engage in some other occupation. They end up as low paid migrant labourers. Moreover, their traditional ways of community living are destroyed. Thus, the benefits of traditional ways of community development go to industries, industrialists and urban communities whereas the costs are passed on to these poor helpless people. This unjust distribution of costs and benefits is unethical. Suppose you have been entrusted with the task of drafting a better compensation-cum-rehabilitation policy for such displaced persons, how would you approach the problem and what would be the main elements of your suggested policy?
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