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Operation Saranda: from Maoists to Miners
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Inside the dilapidated Tribal Research Museum in Ranchi, the state capital. Local activists complain the development plan has a clear mining interest. They are asking for implementation of constitutional rights guaranteed under the fifth schedule and progressive legislations like PESA whereby sale of tribal land without consent is deemed illegal.
Photographs by: Sayantan Bera
Also read: Between Maoists and mines
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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