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Operation Saranda: from Maoists to Miners
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Of the Rs 263 crore development package Rs 164 crore will be spent on building roads and construction of integrated development centers (IDCs). The remaining Rs 99 crore will be spent on housing for BPL families, watersheds, residential schools and freebies like cycles, solar lanterns and radios. While World Bank officials visited as a part of the team which drafted the package, the tribals were kept aside during planning and for future monitoring.
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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