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Shimray, U. A. 2006. Tribal Land Alienation in North East India: Laws and Land Relations. Guwahati: North Eastern Social Research Centre and Indigenous Women’s Forum of Northeast India.

Shimray, U. A. “Land Use System in Manipur Hills: A Case Study of the Tangkhul Naga,” in Walter Fernandes and Sanjay Barbora (ed). Op cit.

Shyhendra, H.S. 2002. “Environmental Rehabilitation and Livelihood Impact: Emerging Trends From Ethiopia and Gujarat,” Economic and Political Weekly. 37 (n 31, July-August 3-9), Pp. 3286-3292.

Singh, R.P. and Ch Sobhabati Devi. 1991. “Land Reforms and Economic Development in Manipur Hills” in Malabika Das Gupta (ed) Op cit. Pp.51-58.

Tamuly, Naba Kumar. 1985. The Customary Laws and Practices of The Angami Nagas of Nagaland. Guwahati: The Law Research Institute.

Times of India. 2008. “Rehab Plan for Arunachal Dam ‘Victims’” The Times of India (Northeast) August 17, P 4.

1 The Gazzettee of India, EXTRAORDINARY, NO. 15, January 9, NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, 2008/PAUSA 19, 1929

2 Kannun Kasturi ‘Right to displace but no duty to rehabilitate’ India together, Saturday, 16 February, 2008http://sez.icrindia.org/2008/02/16/right-to-displace-but-no-duty-to-rehabilitate/

3 Ministry of Rural Development Annual Report 2002-03, in Ravi S. Srivastav, Land Reforms, Employment and Poverty in India, presented at National Seminar on Land Reforms in Uttar Pradesh: Retrospects and Prospects, August, 12-13, 2008

4Op. cit., pg. 50.

5 http://www.flonnet.com/fl2221/stories/20051021006700400.htm

6Task Force Report on Agrarian Relations, Planning Commission, Government

of India, 1973.

7NO.15012/1/2007-LRD, Ministry of Rural Development, Department of Land Resources (Land Reform Division), Block No. 11, 6^th Floor, CGO complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003

8 http://dacnet.nic.in/eands/Imports-Exports-Inflation%20Rates13-14.htm

9 Section 3.4, Ravi S. Srivastav, Land Reforms, Employment and Poverty in India, presented at National Seminar on Land Reforms in Uttar Pradesh: Retrospects and Prospects, August, 12-13, 2008

10 Report of the Sub Committee on Land, Planning Commission (2006),Report of the Expert Group on Prevention of Alienation of Tribal Land and its Restoration , Ministry of Rural Development (2006),Report of the PESA Enquiry Committee, Ministry of Panchayati Raj(2006),Report of the Governor’s Committee, GOI (2005)

11 http://dolr.nic.in/iwdp1.htm

12 Ministry of Rural Development, Annual Report, 2002-03

13 Frontline, March, 1-14, 2003.

14 Land Committee Report, The Government of Andhra Pradesh, 2006

15 Dr. C. Ashokvardhan, Readings in Land Reform pp.33-60.

16 Jaya Prakash Narayan, Face to Face (Varanasi: Navachetna Prakashan, 1970 )

17 Bina Agarwal, A Field of One’s Own: Gender and Land Rights in South Asia, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994

18 Ravi S Srivastav, 2008

19 Planning Commission Report, 2008, Development Challenges in Extremist Affected Areas

20 K B Saxena. Resettlement & Rehabilitation, Policy and Bill, 2007

21 Report of the Sub Committee on Land, Planning Commission (2006),Report of the Expert Group on Prevention of Alienation of Tribal Land and its Restoration , Ministry of Rural Development (2006),Report of the PESA Enquiry Committee, Ministry of Panchayati Raj(2006),Report of the Governor’s Committee, GOI (2005)

22 Expert Group Report of Planning Commission, 2008, Development Challenges in the Extremist Areas

23 Expert Group Report of the Planning Commission, 2008, Development Challenges in the Extremist Affected Areas.

24 The Hindu, Survey of the Environment,2008

25 Government of India, 2006, National Mineral Policy-Report of High Level Committee, Planning Commission, New Delhi

26 Forest and wildlife Statistics (India 2004)

27 The Scheduled Tribes and other Forest Dwellers (Recognition of rights) Act, 2006.

28 Web Reference: Source http://cgforest.nic.in

29 Web Reference : http://orissaforest.org

30 Forestland falling prey to mining operations, News article published in The Hindi, 22^nd April 2007

31 Draft report on Status of Land Degradation in India: Dept.of Agriculture &Co-operation,Govt.of India

32 Report of the Sub Committee on Land, Planning Commission (2006),Report of the Expert Group on Prevention of Alienation of Tribal Land and its Restoration , Ministry of Rural Development (2006),Report of the PESA Enquiry Committee, Ministry of Panchayati Raj(2006),Report of the Governor’s Committee, GOI (2005)

33 Jodha N S Depletion of Common Property Resources in India – Micro-level evidence

34 Report No. 452(54/31/4), Common Property Resources in India, NSS 54th Round January 1998 – June 1998, National Sample Survey Organisation, Department of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India, December 1999

35³ Vira Bhaskar, Conceptualising The Commons: Power and Politics In Globalising Economy, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge,

36 Concepts and Definition, Report No. 452: Common Property Resources in India, Jan - June 1998, NSS 54th Round, National Sample Survey Organization, Department of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India, pp 7

37 Chopra, K. and S. C. Gulati (2001) Migration, Common Property Resources and Environmental Degradation: Interlinkages in India’s Arid and Semi-Arid Regions, New Delhi, Sage.

[^1] Shukla, Nimisha, Status of Common Property Resource (CPR) Land in Gujarat, Gujarat Vidyapeeth, Ahmedabad

[^2] Iyengar, Sudarshan and Nimisha Shukla. 2002. ‘Scope of Poverty Reduction through Regeneration of Common Property Land Resources (CPLRs): A Review’ in Indian Economy: Agenda for the 21^st Century, (Eds.) Raj Kumar Sen and Biswajit Chatterjee, Deep and Deep Publication Pvt. Ltd.

 

[^3] Vira Bhaskar, Conceptualising The Commons: Power and Politics In Globalising Economy, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge,

[^4] Chopra, Kanchan, Wastelands And Common Property Land Resources, 2001

[^5] Chopra, Kanchan and Purnamita Dasgupta. 2002. Common Pool Resources in India: Evidence, Significance and New Management Initiatives, Institute of Economic Growth. New Delhi.

[^6] Net sown area (including area under miscellaneous tree crops) and current fallow constitutes together a private property resource to which non-owners do not have access.

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^[7] In 1991, limited common access to uncultivated private land existed in the seven states of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.

 

[^8] Sources: Agricultural Statistics of India (ASI, 2002); Agricultural Census (AC, 2002); State of Forest Report (SFR, 1991)

 

[^9] Abstracted from the chapter on Uses of CPRs from the Report No. 452: Common Property Resources in India, Jan - June 1998, NSS 54th Round,  National Sample Survey Organization, Department of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India

[^10] Jabir Ali - NSS

[^11] Pandey,Amitabh, Status paper on Common Property Resources (CPR) in MP, IIFM, Bhopal

[^12] Seva Mandir Newsletter, Udaipur, 2007

[^13] Paper submitted to the Parthasharthy committee on watersheds by Seva Mandir

38 Lele, Sharachhandra, State Level Consultations, September, 2008

39 Pandey Amitabh, State Level Consultations, August, 2008

40 Lele, Sharachhandra, Status paper on Common Property Resources (CPR) in Karnataka,CISED, Bangalore, 2008

41 Robin Mearns and Sourabh Sinha. “Social Exclusion and Land Administration in Orissa, India”. World Bank Policy Research Paper 2124, May 1999.

42 Government of Gujarat. Revenue Department, Various Resolutions.

43 Iyengar, Sudarshan. 1997. “Common Property Resources in Gujarat: Some Issues in Size, Status and Use”, in Jyoti Parikh and Sudhakar Reddy (Eds.) Sustainable Regeneration of Degraded Land, Tata McGrow Hill Publishing Company Ltd., New Delhi

44 Bhise S N, Decolonising the commons, Seva Mandir, Udaipur, 2004

45 17th Indian Livestock Census: All India Summary Report

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^ Dilip Kumar, P. J., S. Nagaraj, S. Lélé and K. S. Shashidhar, 2005, "Induction, development and impact of GIS/RS facility and applications in Karnataka Forest Department: Assessment of past and ongoing programmes and strategic planning for the future", Evaluation Project Report no. PCCF (EWPRT)/EVAL.PROJ/001/2005-06, Karnataka Forest Department, Bangalore.

47 State Consultations in Guwahati, Assam in September

48 Pandey, Amitabh, State Consultation in Bhopal, MP on Common Property Resources.

49 August 4-10, 2007, issue of the Economic and Political Weekly by V R Reddy and B Suresh Reddy

50 Indian agriculture in the new economic regime , 1971 – 2003 – Kamat, Tupe and Kamat

51 The tipping point in Indian Agriculture – Understanding the Withdrawal of Indian Rural Youth – Amrita Sharma and Anik Bhaduri

52 Ibid

53 Source: PRS legislative, CPR New Delhi

54 . NIRD Studies (2008); “Land Records in North East;” Halloi PK; North Eastern Regional Centre, Guwahati;

55Planning Commission, Fifth Five rear Plan, 1974-79, A Draft Outline, p 42.

56P D Ojha, Configuration of Indian Poverty-Inequality and Level of Living, in

Challengoef Povertyin India,A J Fonseca (ed.) Vikas Publications,1 971, p 42

57All India Kisan Sabha, Agrarian Crisis in India and Tasks of Peasant Movement,

Documents of the 22^nd Conference, 1-14 April, 1974, p 94

58Planning Commission, Second Five rear Plan, 1956-61, pp 195-196.

59V.S. Koshy, Land Reforms in India under the Plans, Social Scientist, Vol. 2, No.12, (Jul, 1974), pp. 43-61

60Harkishan Singh Surjeet Land Reforms in India, Promises and Performance, APPENDIX VI

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