Titlebook: Resisting Dispossession; The Odisha Story Ranjana Padhi,Nigamananda Sadangi Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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The Song of the Mali,on?caused a lot of fragmentation of kinship ties. Police repression and use of company agents to create terror and intimidation was routine. The chapter has interviews based on both recall and reflection of many people involved in the resistance movement.

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Jai Gandhamardan,medicinal plants and herbs. It is also a place of pilgrimage as it houses two important temples. The chapter highlights the environmental aspects as well as people’s religious and spiritual ties with the mountain that galvanized the resistance movement?and successfully prevented BALCO’s?mining?plans.

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The Kia in Rage,ing a region that is both highly fertile and densely populated. However, the land acquired by Tata has been converted to a multiproduct SEZ, and the hardships of the local people are different and many.

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Book 2020cts, in short, displacement and dispossession in Odisha, India. This saga of dispossession abounds with stories and narratives of ordinary peasants, forest dwellers, fisher folk and landless wage laborers, which make the canvas of resistance history more complete. The book foregrounds these protagon

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What the King Gave Happily, by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1973. Built across River Brahmani in today’s Angul district of Odisha, the project was completed in 1985. Over 10,700 families were displaced. The chapter gives a critical overview of the land-for-land policy of compensation by interviewing the displaced people an