Titlebook: Discrimination, Challenge and Response; People of North East Venkat Pulla,Rituparna Bhattacharyya,Sanjai Bhatt Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if

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Viewing Racism through Gendered Lenses,2005 and 2010 there were nearly half a million more, and Delhi alone received 200,000 people. This chapter is based on in-depth interviews with stakeholders of civil society organisations and individuals, including students, from the northeast pursuing studies or jobs in different metropolitan cites

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North East Indians and Their Contribution to Indian Literature, The aim here is to explore the idea of ‘marginalisation’ . the relationship of north east Indians with the mainstream Indian culture through the medium of literary expressions, particularly in the context of colonial modernity?and postcoloniality. Specific to this is a question: are there any disti

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,Nagas: A Bitter Past—From British Period to Nehru,lonised India, and for the purposes of this volume we have divided their narrative into two parts. This chapter accounts for the period of British rule and early post-independence, almost up to the 1970s, notably the term of the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. He had much to do with

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The Nagas Saga and an Uncertain Future? Nagas after Nehru to Modi,peared to be sincerely trying to win them over. ‘His successors did not bring any major innovation in the Indian State’s Naga Policy; rather they largely continued with his policy of the carrot of autonomy with the stick of military measures. This in fact has become a standard policy of dealing with

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Recognising, Understanding and Responding to Racism in India,sh and Afghanistan. The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 (CAA) specifically provides citizenship to religious minorities escaping from these countries as refugees, especially the Hindu, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and Parsi communities who arrived by 31 December 2014 as a result of religious persecutio

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,Discrimination, Challenge and Response in India: It’s Time for Truth Telling,ies and outcomes of racialised and dehumanised behaviours, including the ‘othering’ of internal migrants, are explored in this book; a study that deepens our understanding of global patterns of racism and the variety of forms that taken by racial states today.