Mahesh Chandra Mishra, b. 1983 a qualified teacher teaching Political Science at J.D. Arya College of Arts and Science Baruna for last seven years obtained his all higher degrees M.A. and M.Phil in Political Science from Lucknow and JNU respectively. He is also pursuing his Ph.D. under Lucknow University.
Introduction to Naxalism • Ideology and objectives of Naxalites; Naxalism— Views from the other Side • Causes of Naxal Problem : An Analysis The Naxalite Problem of India; Fighting Naxalism the Democratic Way; Maoists Turning into a Global Threat; Maoist be Treated on Par with Terrorist and Anti-nationals?; Reflections on the resurgence of Naxalism • The Naxal Problem: Failure of Political Leadership Policy To Deal With The Naxalite Menace ; Counter Measures; Maoist Insurrection and the Struggle for Land • Naxals: The Poorest People of India Down With Government War on Maoists, Tribal Peoples!; On the Indian Maoists and their Sympathisers; Naxalite groups and areas of operation ; State reaction; India’s Ragtag Band of Maoists Takes Root Among Rural Poor • Urban Naxals Real Urban Naxals; The urban Naxal subterfuge • Problems of Tribal Communities in India Poverty and Indebtedness; Orissa Tribal Community; Santhal: Largest Tribal Community in India; Disruptions during Mughal and Colonial Periods; Tribal System; Participation in Indian independence movement; Nomad; Slum; Construction of the Hostels for Tribal Students • Tribal Life and Culture Tribal Life and Culture in Coorg ; Tribal Policy- Isolation, Assimilation and Integration ; Social and Cultural Systems and Life Style; Status of Awareness Environment and Pollution ; Adivasi Contributions to Indian Culture and Civilization; Adivasis and the Freedom Movement; Tribal Religions History; Calculating Tribal Life with Cultural Style; The Concept of ‘Tribal’ • Tribal People of India The Notion of Development; Tribal Development in India; Language and Tribes; Tribal Territories of India; Women in Tribal Societies of India; Tying Myths to Real Events in the Andamans; Archaeology; Prehistory and Theories • Indian Tribal Situation The Concept of ‘Culture’; The Focus of the Paper; India’s Tribal Population; Advances in Technology Delivers the Wrong Message; Tribal Religions in India; Social Pressures that Cause Change …
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