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The Problem Of Naxalism With Special Reference To Their Rights

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  • Lalima Singh
  • Cao Chenrui

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In last six decades, India has achieved significant milestones in the areas of economic growth, cultural assimilation and global political interests. However, the 8% tribal population of the country has been left to protect themselves against the guile of rich and powerful eying the natural resources and minerals of their indigenous land. Only geographical distance and remoteness of their habitat offered them some protection. But their isolation has also exposed them to the ruthless might of Naxal cadres, supposedly struggling to throw out the rulers of the country through the barrel of gun. None, except Mao would be happy in his grave to find faithful followers in a remote land that he never visited. This paper concentrates on the problems of naxalites with special reference to their rights. Key words: problem, naxalism, rights, naxalites

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  • Lalima Singh & Cao Chenrui, 2015. "The Problem Of Naxalism With Special Reference To Their Rights," Working papers 2015-06-05, Voice of Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:vor:issues:2015-06-05
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