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Operation Saranda: from Maoists to Miners
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Among the Ho’s it is customary to give burials in a corner of the village under the shade of trees. In 1889 when the British uprooted Ho villages in Saraikela by declaring them as reserve forests, the Ho’s argued the Sasandiris (burial stones) are their land titles. Eventually they moved southwards to Saranda forests.
Photographs by: Sayantan Bera
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Tags: Operation Saranda: from Maoists to Miners, Forest Rights Act 2006, Forests, Industrial Pollution, Iron And Steel Industry, Jharkhand, Land Degradation, Maoist, Mining, Mining Waste, Ministry Of Rural Development, Naxalites, PESA, Roads, Sal, Tribals, Water Pollution, West Singhbhum
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