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Category Archives: Naxal/Maoist in India
PESA – A Potent Weapon Against Naxals (Maoists) In India !!
PESA Act 1996 has a great potential to wipe out Naxal violence, preserve forests and ecology, and to assimilate 8 crore tribals into the national mainstream. But state governments lack will power to implement the PESA act honestly. Continue reading
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No PESA, No Paisa for the Tribals of India!!
PESA Act of 1996 was in principle meant to give self rule authority to the tribal people and govern themselves as well as their resources. However, in reality nothing has changed except on paper. State governments, politicians, businessmen, and bureaucrats do everything to retain their control on the tribals and the rich natural resources of their surroundings. Continue reading
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Tagged implementation of PESA, PESA act 1996, PESA ACT is weak, PESA and state governments, PESA and tribal areas, PESA not effective, poor tribes in India, SC ST of India, scheduled tribes and PESA, ST and PESA, tribal development in India, Tribals and PESA, what is PESA, what is PESA Act
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Panchayat (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act (or PESA), 1996
The Panchayat (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act (or PESA), 1996 extended the idea of local governance to tribal regions of India. This act was needed because the Panchayat Raj bill (73rd and 74th ammendments) did not automatically apply to regions of the fifth and sixth schedules of the constitution. Continue reading
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Tagged implementation of Pesa act, PESA act 1996, PESA act India, Pesa and tribal people, right of tribal people, scheduled tribe and PESA, ST and PESA, tribal gram sabha, tribal people and PESA, tribal rights, tribal self governance, Tribals and PESA, what is PESA, what is PESA Act
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Left Wing Extremists in India – Internal Conflicts
Naxals’ armed struggle against the state machinery is largely decided by the internal power struggle of different fractions. Continue reading
Left Wing Extremists in India – Historical Snapshots
Years wise events are documented here. These provide a walk through right from the birth of left wing violence to the present time. Continue reading
Indian Government’s Response to Maoist Violence
Governments’ response to Naxal threat has never been focused and has always been delayed and forced. Anyway, now the central government is appearing to responding to the larger issues that helped Naxals thrive. Continue reading
Best Ways to Counter Maoists Violence in India
A two pronged strategy is suggested to counter the Naxal violence in India. These attack the very root of the Naxal problem. Continue reading
Maoist Struggle in India – Role of the Civil Society
The ideal role the society NGOs and media should be playing is that of human rights watchdog. Every act of error in the use of force serves to defeat the purpose. The basic reason why Maoists have been able to … Continue reading
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Tagged Human rights and Maoists, Maoist Violence, Maoists in India
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Communist Party of India (Maoist)
The Naxal movement in India entered yet another phase of organizational transformation with the merger of two of the principal armed organizations, viz. People’s War Group (PWG) and the Maoist Communist Centre of India (MCC-I), which resulted in the formation … Continue reading
Maoist in India – The Red Corridor
The Red Corridor – From Pashupati to Tirupati In last few years an internal conflict has intensified in India along most of its regions along the east coast spreading from Nepal border to Tamil Nadu. Though started 40 years ago, … Continue reading
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Tagged Maoists in India, Naxalites, Naxals in India, The red corridor
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Issues and Challenges in India 