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Odisha Poverty, Corporate Plunder and Resistance

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published: 2010

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Odisha Poverty, Corporate Plunder and Resistance

By Samantra, Prafulla & Das, Asit

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Odisha was a test case of colonial plunder. Its rich mines, forests and lands were ruthlessly extracted to keep the mills of Manchester proliferating, while bleeding Odisha blue by sucking its mineral resources and systematically breaking the backbones of artisans. When Gandhi visited Odisha in 1921 he could see abject poverty and was personally shaken. He declared Odisha’s poverty was epitome of India’s Poverty.

Around 43 farmers have committed suicide in Odisha since 9 months. This indicates a severe agrarian crisis has gripped Odisha. These deaths are caused due to various factors, neoliberal policies, indebtedness, loss of access to land degradation, water sources, forest, distress sale, etc.

Mining and displacement caused by mega projects like big dams and senseless industrialization is one of the most important factors in the present predicament of Odisha.

keywords: Agriculture, Food sovereignty, India, Mining, Poverty

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South Asian Dialogues on Ecological Democracy (SADED)

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