An Overall Study on assessing the Problems of Displaced People in India

Abstract

Human population displacement from natural environments has a variety of socioeconomic consequences. The focus this study is to focus on mainly farmers and tribes in India. This study also focuses on the effects of modernization on these people especially after the adoption of neoliberal economic reforms. In terms of cultural point of view as well as livelihoods, the displacement of rural people becomes traumatic for themselves. This study aims to look into the challenges of displacement in settlements which have been largely isolated from remaining world. The effects of “development-induced displacement” on rural populations are significant, as evidenced by displacement as well as complaints by the impacted populations. Several problems are faced by displaced people because no serious initiatives are taken by government of India as well as state governments. And above all, women and kids become the worst victims in such scenarios as they are not counted in such policies of resettlement and rehabilitation.