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The Odisha Story
It is a truism that scholarship devoid of passion for the working people will make even good research bereft of gripping minds and hearts. It is this which sets apart Resisting Dispossession: The Odisha Story in which the authors have combined research with empathy and passion for those who suffered, survived and struggled. Beginning with Hirakud Dam in the fifties, the Missile Test Range in Baliapal in the eighties, Tatas plan to take over prawn cultivation in Chilika Lake in the early nineties to POSCO and Vedanta in the 2000s, the book provides individual accounts of each struggle informed by historical insight and a thread which holds the book together and compels readers to think and engage. Two much admired activists offer us readers not just analysis but also remind us of the power of knowledge-based resistance.
Gautam Navlakha, Democratic Rights Activist and Writer Author ofDays and Nights in the Heartland of RebellionandWar and Politics
Resisting Dispossession: The Odisha Story is a hopeful book. It shows us what it means to make history in the circumstances given to you and yet retain a wistful sense of a better and more just world. The book also points to the importance of remembering past struggles in and through the voices of a resistant people.
V. Geetha, Feminist Activist, Writer and Translator Author ofUndoing Impunity: Speech after Sexual Violence
Dispossession is at the very root of Indias postcolonial development trajectory, and its burdens have been disproportionately shouldered by subaltern groups. It is also subaltern groupschief among them the nations Adivasiswho have been at the forefront of struggles to challenge dispossession. This illuminating and beautifully crafted book tells this story from the vantage point of Odisha in Eastern India, and will be of interest to the activist, the scholar, and the public citizen.
Alf Gunvald Nilsen, Professor of Sociology, University of Pretoria Author ofPolitics from Below: Essays on Subalternity and Resistance in IndiaandDispossession and Resistance in India: The River and the Rage
Map of Odisha highlighting locations covered in the book
Dedicated to
Those who resisted the dispossession of lands, lives, livelihoods and natural resources in the past;
Those who struggle with immense courage and tenacity against all odds today; and
Those who will carry on protecting the planet and its people tomorrow.
To all those who have shared their precious memories and current predicamenttriumphs and tribulationsof resisting displacement and dispossession. These interactions have been marked by courage and honesty in sharing experiences and views, sparkling wit and humour in a bid to survive, and festering sorrows or pain that dare to ask profound questions of the regimes of power and human society. We have been humbled by their sense of rootedness and wisdom. All this contributed significantly in widening the overall canvas of this book.
To friends who made critical and constructive inputs during the various stages of the manuscript as it evolved into a book: Rajender Negi (Guddoo), V. Geetha, Nandita Roy, Pramodini Pradhan, Rajesh Gupta and Arunesh Maiyar.
To those who helped arrange field visits and often accompanied us too: Gopinath Majhi and Saroj Mohanty (Sambalpur district); Ranjan Sahu and Prabeen Acharya (Deogarh district); Lingaraj Pradhan, Sushant Samal, Amitabh Patro, Babrubahan Sahu and Rahasa Behari Sahu (Bargarh district); Arun Jena, Kushadhwaj Jena, Pradeep Jena and Dharmapada Jena (Balasore district); Tuni Behera, Bhagaban Behera, Debi Prasanna Rath, Srikant Mohanty and Pratap Cinara (Puri and Khurda districts); Gurudeb Behera and Jharana Patra (Ganjam district); Bhagaban Majhi, Mukundi Saunta, Biswanath Sahu and Sumitra Majhi (Raygada district); Lingaraj Azad (Kalahandi district); Sini Soi and Biswanath Sahu (Jajpur district); and Sujata Sahni (Jagatsinghpur district). Connecting with people, making frequent trips and spending time in their surroundings became the most vibrant and valuable experience in this long exercise.
To those who supported research and scripting with ideas, materials and other resources: Jai Prasad, Sailen Routray, Debaranjan, Satyajeet Puhan, Sujata Gothoskar, Smriti Nevatia, Sandhya Gokhale, Bharat Majhi, Satyabrata Mitra, Lenin Kumar, Bijay Upadhyaya, Surya Dash, Golak Behari Nath, Biswapriya Kanungo, Srimanta Mohanty, Jyoti Nanda, Sudhir Patnaik, Pabitra Mohan Das, Prafulla Samantara, Prashant Paikrai, Narendra Mohanty, Rumita Kundu, Kedar Misra, Ananya Mishra, Romila Padhi, Sanjeev Routray, Nirupama Singh, D. Manjit, Muktikantha Pradhan, Biswajit Apat, Gurudatt Khuntia, Bharadwaj Panda, Swapna Chakravarty, Sujata Chakravarty, Amiya Das, Pranab Jena, Rabi Pradhan and (Late) Sidharth Mohapatra.
And to our own long friendship and shared politics that made the experience of co-authoring deeply engaging and fulfilling.
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