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74 Women’s Alienation Table 6: District-wise Area Leased for Mining in Chhattisgarh (As on 1st April 2006) Sl. No. District Area under lease (ha.) 1 Raipur 3429.533 2 Mahasamund 67.701 3 Rajnandgaon 213.667 4 Kawardha 680.257 5 Durg 4371.246 6 Bastar 261.991 7 Kanker 76.615 8 Dantewada 7498.953 9 Bilaspur 277.628 10 Korba 30073.696 11 Janjgir 821.406 12 Raigarh 4743.962 13 Jaspur 64.731 14 Sarguja 13289.157 15 Koria 19565.008 Total 85435.551 Table 7: District-wise 0ngoing Lease Pattas (LPs) in the State Sl. No. District No. of LPs Area Minerals 1 Raipur 5 426.81 Lime stone 2 Rajnandgaon 1 5.094 Lime stone 3 Durg 2 49.97 Runner Molding sand, Limestone 4 Bastar 1 57.000 Iron ore 5 Kanker 8 278.14 Iron ore, Latterite and other 6 Bilaspur 2 10.624 Lime stone 7 Korba 2 5.633 Fire clay, Quartzite 8 Janjgir 2 8.2999 Fire clay 9 Raigarh 1 2.467 Quartzite Total 24
Table 8: Proposed New Large Industrial Growth Centres in Chhattisgarh District Area (ha.) Status Process of Land Alienation Raipur 1632 ha. Land selected, acquisition underway Durg, Rajnandgaon 2074 ha. Land selected, acquisition underway Bilaspur 795.920 ha. Land selected, acquisition underway Raigarh 1465.847 ha. Land selected, acquisition underway New Industrial Areas Apart from the above mentioned large-scale industrial growth centres, a few more industrial areas are being currently developed. Table 9: Land Acquired for New Industrial Projects in Chhattisgarh District Area (acres) Status Dhamtari 81.62 acres Land selected, govt. land 22.07 acres acquired Mahasamund 238.25 acres Land acquired Sarguja 128 acres Land selected Kabirdham 51.74 acres Land acquired Table 10: Special Economic/Industrial Parks Project Location Area Status Aluminium/Metal Park Rawabhat, Raipur Project proposal being prepared Apparel Park Dhansuli, Sakri Raipur 84.395 ha. Land acquisition underway Herbal/Medicinal Banjari (Balod) and 200 acres Land acquisition underway Park Kurud (Dhamtari) Food Processing Indawani 75 acres Land acquisition underway Park (Rajnandgaon) Gems and Jewellery Park New capital area 70 acres Land acquisition underway 75
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Introduction Government machinery u
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women’s rights with regard to lan
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peculiar problem hitherto unheard o
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ole of breadwinners for the family,
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Page 93 and 94: Process of Land Alienation Pherroch
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Page 133 and 134: Summary, Conclusion and Recommendat
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state governments are promising all
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propounded and being put into pract
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y. The result is that the agricultu
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Selected Bibliography Selected Bibl
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Frontline (2007): Dark Side of Mini
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Selected Bibliography Ibid., (2004)
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Selected Bibliography Nayak, Ramesh
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Process of Land Alienation Shiva, D
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Process of Land Alienation Women an
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