Jharkhand: Waiting for the Promised Dawn
Even after 25 years, the State’s modest progress is eclipsed by corruption, deprivation, unemployment and tribal discontent.
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Editor: Dr. G.G. Parikh | Associate Editor: Neeraj Jain | Managing Editor: Guddi
Even after 25 years, the State’s modest progress is eclipsed by corruption, deprivation, unemployment and tribal discontent.
The protests might be sparked by irregularities in a public examination, but they point to larger, deeper developmental issues in the State.
The rise in social mobility among Dalits and disenchantment with the status quo has led to a shift in Dalit politics. Opposition parties have been the beneficiaries of Mayawati’s marginalisation. Contrary to popular belief, Dalit consciousness is robust, radical, and committed to social justice values.
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