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This book is about India and its land laws. The bone of contention was to remove the consent clause as it was becoming an 'obstacle' for those who wish to acquire people's land in the name of 'National Interest'. It is perhaps for the first time in India when we are documenting the issue of consent in such wider way. The aim of this compilation to make both policymakers, practitioners, activists, lawyers and academics to carry forward the issue in the greater interest of the people. Consent remains the most important part of democracy and all the land conflicts world over happens because of denial of it to those who get affected by a project hence it becomes essential for peacebuilding as well as strengthening democracy.
In 2007, the UN General Assembly adopted the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, recognizing their rights and making specific mention...
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