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ISBN 10: 1138847445
ISBN 13: 9781138847446
Author: Chandan Sinha
The tribal areas of central and eastern India have been under the intractable shadow of left-wing extremism in recent years, fuelling a serious internal crisis in the country. While the clashes between the Maoists and the State have been highlighted by the media, academics and others, the situation of the people caught between the crossfire has often been overlooked. Kindling of an Insurrection provides a gripping account of the lives of people in the conflict-affected district of Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal as experienced by a District Collector. By focusing on the plight of the people of Junglemahals — the term for the forested areas of the region — the author draws attention to the harsh living conditions, unstable occupations and almost non-existent education, highlighting the people’s lack of access to developmental schemes implemented by the government and non-governmental organisations. Based on extensive tour notes, the narrative attempts a subtle balance between a personal diary and official documentation, bringing to fore complexities, challenges and dynamics of the ground reality as also the administrative work carried out in the region. Accompanied by photographs, this book offers a rare chronicle of life in rural West Bengal, exposing the roots of the alienation of marginalised tribal communities, and the circumstances leading to the rise of an insurrection within the nation’s heartland. Authoritative and lucid, the book will be indispensable for scholars and researchers in the areas of public administration, social work, development studies, social anthropology and politics. It will also prove useful to policy makers, journalists and the general reader interested in West Bengal and left-wing extremism.
Part I: Charting Perilous Seas
The First Weeks
1. Where Extremes Meet Binpur-II, 10 March 2004
General Elections 2004
2. In Pursuit of Kendu patta Gopiballavpur-I, 3 April 2004
3. Public Meeting in Bansberh: Small Expectations Binpur-I, 14 April 2004
4. Amlasole Binpur-II, 10 June 2004
5. Hungry in an Ashram Nayagram, 30 June 2004
6. Nuts and Bolts Visit to Binpur-II, 29 July 2004
7. Living with Diarrhoea Binpur-I, 4 August 2004
Supervision and Monitoring
8. Pension for the ‘Queen of Roses’! Keshiary, 5 August 2004
9. Three Faces of Development Binpur-I, 9 August 2004
10. The Waterlogged Rice-bowl Ghatal, 19 August 2004
Food Entitlement: An Awareness Campaign
Part II: Setting Course
11. Raising Hope on Hard Laterite Sankrail, 13 September 2004
12. Peeping in Nooks and Crannies Binpur-I, 4 October 2004
A Baseline Survey
Another Explosion
13. A Field Channel Runs through Eden Jhargram, 29 October 2004
14. A House for Pramila Sabar Jhargram, 31 October 2004
15. Of Chickens and Sech Bundhs Jamboni, 4 November 2004
A Crop Calendar
16. Harsh Reminders Binpur-I, 24 November 2004
17. In the Name of Greed Jhargram, 24 November 2004 Tour Continued
A Village Vulnerability Index
Part III: Full Steam Ahead
18. No Roads Lead to Tamakbari Midnapore Sadar, 17 December 2004
19. Some Tourist Spots Midnapore Sadar, 18 December 2004
20. The Bleakest Village Jhargram, 20 December 2004
21. Urban is Rural Ghatal Town, 27 December 2004
22. Revisiting Fundamentals Binpur-I & Salboni, 2 January 2005
23. Pursuit & Persuasion Nayagram, 8 January 2005
24. At the Edge of the Forest Midnapore Sadar, 12 January 2005
25. A Fair in the Forest Nayagram, 14 January 2005
26. Unequal at the Margins Nayagram, 14 January 2005 Tour Continued
The Lodha Housing Project
27. A Glow in the Darkness Jhargram, 19 January 2005
28. Two Villages Midnapore Sadar, 25 January 2005
29. Work in Progress Binpur-I, 29 January 2005
30. Of Houses and Homes Jamboni, 17 February 2005
31. Pukurs and Bundhs Jamboni & Binpur-II, 17 February 2005 Tour Continued
32. The Damned Dam Jamboni & Binpur-II, 17 February 2005 Tour Continued
33. A Beautiful Valley, Disturbed and Disturbing Binpur-II, 17 February 2005 Tour Continued
34. The Santal Families’ Robinson Keshpur, 8 March 2005
35. East of Eden Kharagpur-II, 11 March 2005
36. A Tale of Two Villages Nayagram, 19 March 2005
37. A Moonlit Visit Midnapore Sadar, 21 March 2005
38. Maharajpur … ‘What’s in a Name?’ Salboni, 27 March 2005
39. Life at the Peripheries Midnapore Sadar, 28 March 2005
40. A Twice-Told Tale Dantan-I & Narayangarh, 9 April 2005
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