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FROM HOME TO HOUSE: WRITINGS OF KASHMIRI PANDITS IN EXILE

By Gigoo Arvind (ed.). HarperCollins 2016 , A moving portrait of a community reduced to being tourists in their own homeland. It has been twenty-five years since around 3.5 lakh Kashmiri Pandits were uprooted from their homes in the Kashmir valley due to militancy and changed circumstances. Many of them had to face the ignominy of living in tents, then in one-room tenements or flats, as refugees in their own country. They felt let down by both the state and central governments and by Indian society as a whole - as well as by the Muslims of the valley. There was to be no going back for them. From Home to House is an anthology of short stories, essays and writings by Kashmiri Pandits in exile, vividly bringing out their nostalgia for Kashmir, their sense of betrayal, their attempts to pick up the pieces and carve a new life for themselves. These are the reflections of a lost and scattered people in what for them is an alien land. The writings show both their vulnerability - their helplessness as they see their culture and way of life getting eroded - and their resilience - as the younger generation of Pandits spreads its wings and builds a whole new life for itself. This anthology holds a mirror to the troubled valley of Kashmir, a mirror from which the reflection of a section of its population is now missing. 9789350297995

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DISPLACEMENT,IMPOVERISHMENT AND EXCLUSION : political economy of development in India /

By NIL. New Delhi Aakar 2018 9789350025314 | 9350025310

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DISPLACEMENT AND CITIZENSHIP : :histories and memories of exclusion

By NIL.. New Delhi Tulika Books 2019 , Displacement and citizenship are intricately connected in the contemporary flows of forced migration, internal displacement due to conflict situations, and development-induced migration. A primary site on which claims to cultural citizenship are constructed is memory. This is particularly true for the regions this book focuses on: South Asia (India, Bangladesh), Latin America (Peru), Europe (Germany, Austria), and Africa (Reunion island, Namibia, Rwanda). Each of these societies has been marked by displacement, caused either by colonial policies of land capture, slavery, indentured labor, and partitions, as well as modern immigration. This book seeks to explore the multiplicity of memories and experiences of belonging and exclusion. The collected volume draws from the wide fields of literature, humanities, and social sciences to reflect on the questions of displacement and citizenship from different vantage points. 9788193926956

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ON UNCERTAIN GROUND : Displaced Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir

By Ankur Datta. New Delhi Oxford 2017 9780199466771

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SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ECONOMICS OF RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION : Case Study of Pong Dam

By Rahul Kumar. New Delhi Swaraj Prakashan 2022 9789391916961

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SARDAR PATEL AND PARTITION OF INDIA

By Neha Arora. New Delhi Mohit Publications 2022 9788174456670

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