9788131600115 - tribals and the indian constitution: functioning of fifth schedule in the state of orissa von behura, n. k.; panigrahi, nilakantha (2 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. pp. xvi + 384 Maps.
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Constitutional safeguards for tribal communities. 3. Profile of the study villages. 4. Alcoholism and excise policy. 5. Indebtedness. 6. Tribal land alienation. 7. Role of government agencies in tribal development. 8. Summary and policy recommendation. Annexure. Bibl…iography. Index. India harbours multiple ethnic groups who have distinct socio cultural identities. It is one of the nation states in the world which has provided elaborate preferential arrangements for the tribals. The tribal communities in India are at different levels of socio economic development. In view of the deep rooted historic reasons which have caused the backwardness of these communities the Indian Union as well as states are committed to ensure the implementation of the constitutional provisions for their development. The book which is based on an empirical study has extensively reviewed the impact of various legislations and regulations enacted for tribal development in Orissa in the past. Besides presenting an anthropological understanding of tribal development along with a brief account of tribal development programmes being implemented in the country it also explains the state of vulnerable tribal population in Orissa. In a nutshell the book discusses issues such as indebtedness excise policy land tenure system role of welfare agencies etc. which are directly concerned with the tribal people. 384 pp.
