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National ConsultationViolence in Tribal Regions of India: Problems and Remedies

Date: 07 to 09 AugustVenue: S.D.C. Kamil Bulke Path, Purulia Road Ranchi.

The three days of the National

Consultation on Violence in Tribal

Regions of India was jointly

organized by South Asia Peace

Alliance (SAPA) India, Ekta

Parishad, Gujarat Vidyapeeth,

Participatory Research in Asia

(PRIA) Churchs Auxiliary for

Social Action (CASA), Jal Biradari,

OXFAM (India), Voluntary Action

Network, India (Vani), South Asian

Network for Social and Agricultural

Development ( SANSAD),

SAMVAD, Sajha Manch (Jharkhand) and Naya Sawera Vikas Kendra, from 7th

August to 9th August 2011, at Social Development Canter (SDC), Kamil Bulke

Path, Puruliya Road Ranchi.

Representatives of all the above organizations as well as others from all over

India actively participated in the National Consultation programme.

The aim of the Consultation was to discuss different aspects of violence in

various tribal regions of India and come up with remedial measures and plans

for development of these areas. These were:

The analysis of violence in Tribal areas and its effects.

The focus and analysis of Media, Government, Political groups and

Urban Sector.

The possibilities of compromise and ratification.

Possible action at the local, state and national level

Strategies and Declaration

Scholars present at the National Consultation

programme from left RajaGopal P.V.(President, Ekta

Parishad), R.E.V. Kujur (Rtd. I.G.), LAVNAM and

Swami Agnivesh


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The Consultation started on 7th

August 2011.

Guests were welcomed to the stage with

traditional Adivasi dance. Swami Agnivesh

inaugurated the programme by lightning the

tribal traditional lamp (lamp used in

marriage ceremony for welcoming the

bridegrooms party at the arrival of the

brides house). The burning lamp is

considered a good omen.

The flame of the lamp the rekindled the zest

of the participants hoped that the result of

the National Consultation would be the key to bring changes among the tribal

people and

bring a ray of

hope in their

lives. The

stage was

managed by

Babulal

Sharma.

The whole day the participants

were fully engaged in hot

discussions on the problems and

remedies of the violence in these

areas . Swami Agnivesh, Madhu

Keshwar, Mohan Hirabhai,

Hiralal, Askok Choudhury, Fr.

Sawri Mathu and REV Kujur

being the speakers on the first

day, presented their views on the subject.

Mr. Babulal Sharma, giving no space to the participants to feel bored in the

programme asked Mr. Anil Singh to continue the programme. In his vibrant

presentation Mr. Anil Singh said that we promote violence consciously and

unconsciously; we give toys (gun) to our children. However, violence is not the

answer to violence; non-violence is the answer, he added. People often try to

Guests being welcomed and taken to

the stage with traditional cultureal

songs and dance

Sawami Agnivesh inaugurating theprogramme by lightning the tribal

traditional lamp

Tribal traditional lamp

Mr. Babulal Sharma; managing stage.


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Mr. Raja Gopal presenting his view on rapid spread of violence in Adivasi belt (Left),

and participants making consideration on his words (right).

use violence to control the violence. He gave the example of the Salwa Judum

which is promoted by the government to control Naxalism. Further, he shared

the aims and objectives of the joint consultaion. Today the government has

become self centred and does not want to provide service to the real needy

people. Therefore it had become necessary to organise such joint national

consultations so that with collective work we could change the situation of the

tribals.

Mr. Rajagopal the Chairman of the Ekta Parishad traced the initial phase of the

organisation (Ekta Parishad). He his presentation was fully focussed on the

rapid spread of

violence in

Adivasi belt. He

said that there are

various political

and economic

factors equally

responsible for

promoting

violence in the

tribal belt. He

also suggested and requested all the groups (NGOs, civil society and other

groups) to come together and work collectively against violence following the

right guidance of the good thinkers, experts and experienced social workers.

The government used police called Peace Force to stop violence but instead

of stopping the violence the police force increased violence among the people,

he added. The organisations present at the consultation want to work from the

grass roots level. That is why the National Consultation Programme is being

organized at the state level.

Swami Agnivesh

presented his

views on the

violence on

Adivasis. He said,

There is strong

response against

Swami Agnivesh presenting his view on

violenceNational Consultation programme

participants


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Mr. Sidheswar Sardar; putting tribals problems and remedies

in local areas.

the violence on Dalits and Muslims communities. Unfortunately through there

is much more violence on Adivasis- but there is no voice in to respond on

behalf of Adivasis. He respected and admired the culture of the Adivasis and

said; Adivasi culture is one of the most primitive and best cultures in the

society. From the beginning the Adivasis have been the victims of violence but

after independence the violence has increased. There are several good

provisions for them, If the government had wanted to improve their lifestyle,

they would have been uplifted from the present miserable situation. But after

independence the government has increased the violence by displacing the

adivasis. Likewise other inhuman treatment forced the innocent Adivasis to

migrate other place in search of a peaceful place to live.

Swami Agnivesh, recalled the encounter at Dantaweda (Chhatishgarh). The

Home Minister, P. Chidambaram had said that the government would maintain

dialogue with Maoists but that was not done. Swami Agnivesh said that the

government was not keeping its promise which government had made with the

Maoists narrating the killing of Mr. Ajaad (Maoist leader). According to the

agreement the Mr. Azaad came forward to talk with government on behalf of

Maoists and was killed by the police. According to their (Maoists and

Government) agreement there was not supposed to be any encounter between

them but that was not the case. On the contrary, the police killed Mr. Ajaad and

it was termed as an encounter added Swami Agnivesh.

Swami Agnivesh also said, Injustice is the cause of Violence and Adivasis

became the victims of it. Government is responsible for the violence in the

nation. After the election the

leaders get trapped under the

corporate agency whose strategies

are not made concerning the

welfare of the people. Corporate

sectors just keep their ideas to

establish peaceful society but

instead establish a society where

there is inequality and

violence. This type of society and individualism are equally responsible forviolence in the society. According to Swami Agnivesh the peaceful society is


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only possible when everybody respects the views and ideas of everybody, where

discussion is made after consulting everybody in the community. Only then

only it is possible to have a democratic society where peace, love and charity

prevails.

Sidheshwar Sardar from Singbhum said, We cant save Adivasi by only

gathering them but have to jointly and collectively think positively towards

them for their development.

Madhu Kishwar said, With the British rule, came the imposition of tax on the

use of land, forest and water. The land was registered in the name of men. The

adivasis were kept outside the market community. Though Adivasis had their

own land they could not fix the price of the land. Some others had to fix the

rate. The higher authorities also misused

the power.

Continuing Fr. Sawri Mathu said that we do

not see the violence created by government.

The identity and culture of Adivasi is Land,

when their land is disturbed, they come

forward to save their identity and culture,

While adivasis are trying to protect their

land by protest, the government sees and it

as an act as violence. Neterhat Field

Firing Rang people could win the fight using non-violence. Rev. Fr. Mathu

concluded the presentation saying, Gram Sabha needs to be made strong so

that it could maintain peaceful atmosphere among the Adivasis.

Similarly, I. V. Kujur focused his presentation on

the status and grievous condition of the Adivais.

According to him outsiders are regularly cheating

and robbing the Adivasis.. Over the past few

years contractors and smugglers are getting the

Adivasi land registered in their name at the point

of gun. The weakest point of Adivasis is lack of

unity within themselves. Adivasi have to come

Fr. Sawri Mathu delivering his speech

I.V. kujur delivering his speech


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forward and fight for their rights unitedly.

Mr. Madhu Kiran said that the word Adivasi is traced from Upanishad and also

said that British considered that no written document existed for adivasis.

According to the British, documents do not exist for adivasis because they were

nomads. They had no permanent place. They cultivate their land till it remains

fertile. Then they move to another place and again start cultivation. Those who

practiced this were called Adivasis. Mr. Madhu Kiran also recalled that before

the British rule, it was the kings who ruled. The king was at the top, in middle

others tribes and at the lowest and ground level were the adivasis. Though the

king was at the top, the land belonged to those who cultivated it. Then the

Jagmani System started and slowly the adivasis lost their rights over land and

thus started to migrate toward the urban areas.. It was also felt that capitalism

rapidly increased after the Second World War and later, with failure of the

Soviet Union.

On the second day of the Consultation the

intensive discussions and presentations

continued under the guidance of

distinguished speakers. Magsaysay award

winner (Jal Purush) Mr. Rajendra Singh said

that there is no place for violence in the

lifestyle and culture of the Adivasis but the

corporate sector, government sector,

political parties and criminal parties are the

factors of promoting violence in the minds and acts of the adivasis. The

moment the Adivasis raise their voice to secure their rights, the government

puts them down. The Adivasi land is being taken away from them making false

documents. When they become systematically organized and come together

then we can make them free from physical and psychological violence.

Types of violence

According to Kiran Sahani there are

different types of violence like corporate

violence, Maoist violence, political

violence and criminal, and the remedial

measure for each must be different.. Mr.

Rajagopal said that all the violence on

Magsaysay awardedMr. Rajendra Singh and otherpresent scholars

Mrs. Kiran Sahani presenting her views of

violence


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Adivasi takes place in the name of development. Individualism is also a reason

of violence. Once again Mr. Mehandi Lal said that the political groups

conceptualize violence according to their own choice and understanding.

Likewise the government is equally responsible for creating violence among the

people. When the Supreme Court ordered that the Salwa Judum be wound up,

then it was replaced with commandos.

The cause of violence is not poverty but richness and wealth, Violence exists

everywhere, to be non-violent is termed s being coward added Ramesh

Sharma. The government taking the special protection act Eastern state is

trying to control the civil society and non-government organisations.

Mr. Ran Singh said that the government wanted to maintain violence so that the

government has better scope of increasing the budget in the name of

development. Poor people become the victim of firing from both sides

Mr. Manoj Ray explicitly focused and emphasised on the implementation of

PASA act and said the systematic implementation of the act will reduce the

violence in the Adivasi area.

After the presentation of all above mentioned resource persons the participants

were divided into six groups assigned some questions to come with some

recommendations and suggestion for Government, Corporate body, Civil

Society, Other Civil Society Organizations and voluntary organizations in order

to foster opportunities

for creating an

environment of

nonviolence and

promotion of

development. All the six

groups were supposed to

prepare suggestions

which would help the

drafting committee to

prepare the declaration

later. The consolidated

report of the presentation by different groups is given below.

The participants with sharing their views in the group discussions.


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Suggestions for creation of a non violent environment and promotion of

development

Recommendations for Government:

State needs to be a welfare state and not a police state.

Administrative restructuring and reform in electoral process

Implementations of PESA 96 in scheduled area to create and provide

opportunities to community which may contribute in creating peaceful

environment.

The development paradigm should centrally focus the tribal

philosophy/vision/ideology in its approach

Equal distribution of natural resources

Strict implementation of CNT Act and SPT act

The Tribal Advisory Council needs to be restructured and should be

accountable to the people of scheduled area

The migration of tribal people needs to be stopped and restored with strict

provisions and support to tribal community

In tribal area and general area the lower structure of PRI needs to be

linked with developmental stream Government should strictly and transparently implement the national

flagship programmes, various developmental acts/schemes etc to ensure

their livelihood and other support system

Land should not be transferred to any corporate sectors without approval

of Gram Sabha

Local organizations should be engaged in developmental work within the

community

The fund should not be transferred from TSP budget to otherprogrammes.

State should get more power and decentralized system to implement

national flagship programmes

A study by state needs to be conducted for getting exact figure of

displaced people since independence and the investment made in

rehabilitation. The further displacement needs to be stopped till the

displaced people are not rehabilitated.


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Individual and community ownership on mineral ores needs to be given

by state

The programmes which strengthen community needs to be taken up by

state.

The judicial system needs to be faster and effective. Justice delayed

means justice denied. We will find many such cases and this is also one

of the major issues in creating conflicts within the state.

State sponsored exploitative and violent measures needs to be stopped

with immediate effect.

The local language needs to be promoted

Developmental programme of primitive tribes needs to be evaluated and

strengthen accordingly. The reservation for Primitive tribes also needs tobe implemented properly.

Regularizing forest villages and converting it into revenue village in order

to get all govt support. This is an important issue in Jharkhand.

The extent of industrialization and making large cities needs to be

redefined

State should start dialogue with various violent groups

Right to recall

Developing conflict resolution mechanism within state Women should be respected at all levels of state intervention and

response to such conflictual issues

Spiritual thoughts needs to be promoted among all concerned

stakeholders to resolve such issues

Recommendations for voluntary organizations:

Strengthening Gram Sabha for more absorption capacity ofdevelopmental initiatives. Community should be capacitated on needs

based localized planning process

Making aware about tribal rights and various other existing opportunities

The organizations which are working within tribal community. Their

organization system and structure also needs to be qualitatively and

quantitatively represented by tribal and women.

Attitudinal change among organizations. Needs to be more tribal friendly.


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The community priority needs to be focused rather than the priority of

support agencies.

The institutional violent against tribal community even among voluntary

organizations needs to be stopped

Training for peaceful society

More study on various act and issues related to tribal areas.

Promotion of local leadership

Recommendations for Civil Society Organizations:

Media needs to be more sensitive towards the mechanisms exploitations

of tribals. Media should highlight small-small good examples to create positive

environment in tribal area.

Social watch on various interventions of state

Legal intervention through PIL etc

Dialogue with the various violent groups

Coordination between state and naxalite groups

Recommendations for Corporate bodies:

The corporate sectors can join us in developmental work but it should not

be involved in the process of social change because they will hinder the

process

The fund of CSR should be deposited in the Government account and

state can work with Voluntary organizations

Appropriate utilization of locally available natural resources

Share of labour needs to be articulated properly in the industrialestablishments

More transparent system in the corporate institutions

Cooperation of corporate in establishing local markets and local products

needs to be ensured.

Opportunities to local people by corporate sectors

In the name of liberalization, corruption at all levels needs to be stopped

Technical support to local villagers to ensure their livelihood.

No SEZ, No tax holiday, no subsidy for corporate sectors


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Change in attitude of corporate towards taking things free

Recommendations for rural/urban communities:

The whole developmental process needs to be driven as per need,

traditions and culture of society

Society should also understand its rights and responsibilities

Social evils like liquor consumption, Witch craft, superstitions etc needs

to be addressed by society itself.

The decisive role of women in society

Society should come forward to restore its own rights.

Local produces needs to be promoted which help to get income andlivelihood.

Use of local wisdom and skill

Boycott of corrupt politicians and government officers

More responsible social leaders needs to be promoted by the community

Participation in local planning, cooperation in implementation,

monitoring and evaluation of developmental programmes.

Taking the above consolidated report into consideration, the drafting committeeprepared the declaration of the National Consultation on Violence in the tribal

Regions of India-- for Government and Non-organization.

Prasun Latant on the mike; reading declaration of the consultation and scholars on the stage from left;

LAVNAM, Dr. Rose Kerketta (Chair Person of the day), Arun Das, S.C. Behar (Ex. Chief Secretary)


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Ranchi Declaration

9th August 2011

We, the members of about 150 social organizations working through

nonviolent means, to bring social justice to the deprived, marginalizeddalit and adivasi communities, express our deep concern at the growing

violence in the countryespecially in the tribal regions. Increasing and

widespread violence-counter violence that we are witnessing in these

areas is gradually reducing the possibilities of working for a social order

based on just, equitable, and humane value systems. The root of the

growing violence, on the one hand, is the form of economic development

that we have adoptedwhich not only denies communities their rights

over natural resources, but also directly affects their livelihood, cultureand identity. On the other hand there is a group which believes in

capturing power through violence that is inspired by their own violent

ideology. As a result, the adivasi is entrapped in the cycle of violence-

counter violence. Even those who raise their voices or work for this

community are abused.

Today, on the occasion of World Adivasi Day and August Kranti (Quit

India) Day, we would like to join hands with like minded organizations

and movements and work within democratic spaces to draw up a

strategy for struggle and constructive work and dialogue to face the

challenges to non-violence. We are committed to ensure that all laws

and policies prepared for the welfare of the deprived sections are

implemented seriously and fully, in letter and spirit. We will also fight

against laws that are anti people and go against the interests of the

deprived and the marginalized. We will invite the youth, the students and

all others who are sympathetic to our cause, to join our campaign. To

end organized political and state sponsored violence and build up a

nonviolent social order we will create an ideologically committed non-

violent social structure.

We shall attempt to create, through dialogue, a suitable environment for

constructive dialogue with all parties ascribing to violence and we shall

also actively participate in the process


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Having completed and submitted the final declaration the three days of the

National Consultation on Violence in Tribal Regions of India was concluded. A

fund was generated for the help of Social Activists in miserable conditions and

Rs. 2202 was collected in the program. The consultation came to an end with a

vote of thanks by Shri Babulal Sharma .

Reported By:

Naya Sawera Vikas KendraShantinagar, Hearanganj, Hazaribagh

Phone: 06546-292081, Mob: 09431556892

Email: [email protected]

It was decided in the consultation to form a peace dialogue group of 50-

100 people with skills and capacities to initiate peace dialogues with the

three parties in the conflict area i.e Government for development

programs, corporate houses and armed forces. It was also decided that a

meeting of this group will be called as soon as possible to initiate

permanent peace processes in conflict areas.


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NATIONAL CONSULTATION ONViolence in the Tribal Regions of India: Problems and

Remedies

7th to 9th August 2011 at Ranchi

Participants Registration Detials:

Sl Name

Representing

Organisationwith Address

Mobile

No. Email ID Address

1Madhu

Kishwar

MANUSHI

C1/3 Sangam

Estate 1 Underhill

Rd., Civil Lines

Delhi-110054

8826377

770

madhukishwar@manu

shi.india.org

29, Rajpur

Rd. Delhi

- 54

2Vijay

Bharatiya

SAPA

c/o Ekta

Pamsham,

Jangpura, NewDelhi

9427700

762

secretariat.sapa@gmai

l.com

A/121 Ram

Binay

compartme

nt Santibag,Ahmednagar

380004

3 Subla Devi ENSS9835529

888- -

4Sharad Chand

Behar-

9425019

425

[email protected]

m

E-4/12,

Arera

Colony

Bhopal

462016 &

253, SundarNagar

Raipur -

492013

5Johnson

TopnoPACS, Jharkhand

9931537

[email protected]

D-34 /

Harmu

Housing

Colony

Ranchi - 1


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6Deokinandan

Paswan

NAGRIK KALYAN

SAMITI

Ranchi/Hazaribagh

Jharkhand

9471183

107-

C/0 Baijnath

Apartment

Shukla

Colony

Hinoo

Ranchi-2

7Gladson

DungdungJIPF

9334449

335

[email protected]

m-

8Santosh Kr.

Singh

SAHBHAGI

SHIKSHAN KENDRA

6th Meel, Sitapur

Road Luckhnow &

Br. Off- 462-A

Ashok Nagar

Ranchi-1

9621897

[email protected]

S.S.K. 6th

Meel,

Sitapur Road

Luckhnow

9 Aloka SAFDAR9430194

[email protected]

H.B. Road,Tharapkhan

a, Ranchi

1

0

Chunnu Lal

Soren

EKTA PARISHAD ,

Jharkhand

9631988

750- -

1

1Saryu Prasad

NAYA SAWERA

VIKAS KENDRA Co-

oprative Colony,

Hazaribagh,

Jharkhand

9471723

712

[email protected]

m-

1

2

Sunil Kr.

Tiwary

NAYA SAWERAVIKAS KENDRA Co-

oprative Colony,

Hazaribagh,

Jharkhand

9470956

417

[email protected]

m-

1

3Arun Das

SAVERA

H/0 Vishwanath

Yadav,Chak, Binda

Alkapuri, Patna-2

8521634

[email protected] -

1

4

Anand

Marandi

SAMVADUrmila Enclave

301/A, Peace

Road, Lalpur,

Ranchi-834001

8102409

[email protected]

Urmila

Enclave,301/A Peace

Road, Lalpur

Ranchi-

834001

1

5Bimla Devi

NARI KALYAN

SEVA SANGH

Mosimpur, Purtha,

Fathunha &

Br.Off- Lalji Tola,

Patna

7250801

067

[email protected]

Fax No.- 06156-281642

Nari Kalyan

Seva Sangh,

B/O - CDA

Building,

Lalji tola,

Patna


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1

6Rita Sarkar

SHARAMJIVI

MAHILA SAMITI

15 Gunmay

Colony, Mango,

Jamshedpur

9546263

804-

Sharamjivi

Mahila

Samiti,

Mango,

Jamshedpur

1

7

Ashok

ChaudhryN F F P F W

9868857

723

ashok.choudhry@gmai

l.com

11, Mangal

Nagar

Saharanpur,

U.P.-247001

1

8Manoj Rai

PRIA

New Delhi

9871198

[email protected]

Pria , New

Delhi

1

9

Nilesh

Choubey

NIRMAN SEVA

SMAITI

Vill+Post -

Deourgaon,

Tahsil- Saja, Dist-

Durg

Chattisgarh-

491993

9329007

559

nirmanss.durg@yahoo.

com

Vill+Post-

Deourgaon,

Tahsil- Saja,

Dist-Durg

Chattisgarh-

491993

2

0

Basanta Kr.

Mallik

DISTRICT HARIJAN

ADIVASI

DEVELOPMENT

ORGANISATION

(DHADO) At-

Chitalpur, PO-

Mandar Via-

Gondia, Dist-

Dherkanal, Orissa

9853201

[email protected] -

2

1

Murarinand

Tiwary

JAN ASTHA VIKAS

PRAHARI Vill+Po.-

Kantu (Ratu),

Dist- Ranchi

Jharkhand

9204777

886

mailmejhumar@rediff

mail.com

Vill+Po.-

Kantu

(Ratu),

Dist- Ranchi

Jharkhand

2

2

Rajendra Kr.

Behera

PRAGATI

Mahesidhi,

Sundargarh, Orissa

9437684

503

beherarajendrakumar

@yahoo.com

-

2

3

Indruwati

Devi

E. J. S. S.

Vill- Chandwa,

Latehar

9535195

690-

Chandwa,

Latehar

2

4

Evangelista

Kandulma

EKAL NARI SHAKTI

SANGATHAN

Vill-Fanuel Toli,

Po- Gotra, Dist-

Simdega,

Jharkhand

9835918

210-

Vill-Fanuel

Toli, Po-

Gotra, Dist-

Simdega,

Jharkhand


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2

5Shekhar

SAMVAD

104-A, Urmila

Enclave, Peace

Road, Lalpur,

Ranchi-834001

9431176

713

sarjomsamvad@gmail.

com

104-A,

Urmila

Enclave,

Peace Road,

Lalpur,

Ranchi-

834001

2

6

Ramesh

Sharan

ECONOMICS

DEPARTMENT

Ranchi University,

Ranchi

9431325

[email protected] -

2

7Balram

RIGHT TO FOOD

Jharkhand

9430753

[email protected]

F.108, Ashok

Vihar,

Ranchi

2

8Rashmi

BAIGA

MAHAPANCHAYAT

Chattisgarh

9425259041

9993250

628

baigamahapanchayatcg

@yahoo.in

F/0- New

Bus Stand,Lormi,

Bilaspur-

495115,

Chattisgarh

2

9Roma N F F P F W

9415233

[email protected]

Purab

Mohel,

Harsh

Nagar,

Robelganj,

Sonbhedre,UP-231216

3

0Ajay Tiwary

SVWST

Ranchi, Jharkhand

9234402

636

[email protected]

mSimdega

3

1

Dwnendra

Vishwatma

EKTA

PARISHAD/PEOPLE

FOR PEACE

SERVICE SOCIETY

153, New

Mumfordganj,

Allahabad-211002,UP

9838667

702

[email protected]

[email protected]

153, New

Mumfordga

nj,

Allahabad-

211002, UP

3

2Xavier Kujur

JHARKHAND

JUNGLE BACHAO

ANDOLAN

Ranchi, Jharkhand

9471143

[email protected] Ranchi

3

3Jayshree Rana

B15, Swaminaryan

Nagar, Junvas, P0-

Madhupur, Bhuj,

Kutch, Gujrat-370020

9426788

829

[email protected]

n

B15,

Swaminarya

n Nagar,

Junvas, P0-

Madhupur,Bhuj, Kutch,


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Gujrat-

370020

3

4

Subhash

Lomte

NATIONALCAMPAIGN

COMMITTEE FOR

RURAL WORKER

[NCCRW]

B-5, Meridina

Status, Vishram

Bagh Colony,

Nr. Youth Hostel,

Aurangabad-

431005

9422202

203

[email protected]

om-

3

5Nakul Baskey

JAMGARIA

SEVABRATA

West Bengal

9732320

083-

Gopal

Nagar, Dist-

Purulia,

West Bengal

3

6Meghnath

AKHRA

Shastri Nagar,

Kanke Road,

Ranchi-834008

9470565

075

[email protected]

m-

37

Dr.

Vishwanath

Azad

SHARC

At- Lakhey, Po-

Korrah,

Hazaribagh-

854108

9234799594

[email protected]

Lakhey,

Korrah,

Hazaribagh

3

8Ramswarup

EKTA PARISHAD

Jharkhand

9934338

448-

Vill+Po-

Atka,

Bagodar,

Jharkhand

3

9

Shrawani

SAMVAD

Urmila Enclave

301/A, Peace

Road, Lalpur,

Ranchi-834001

8987506

875

sarjomsamvad@gmail.

com

-

4

0

Archana

Dwivedi

LIFE EDUCATION

AND

DEVELOPMENT

SUPPORT [LEADS],

Ranchi

9308496

875

[email protected]

m

203,

Sreemaa

Apartment,

Purlia Road,

Ranchi

4

1

Asha Sharma

SHARAMJIVI

MAHILA SAMITI

15 Gunmay

Colony, Mango,

Jamshedpur

9661507

110

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19/29

4

2

Binu

Sebastian

VANI

BS-5, GK-2, New

Delhi-11

9899228

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4

3Anima Baa

SOUTH VIHAR

WELFARE SOCIETY

FOR TRIBAL

H.N.134, South

Office Para,

Doranda, Ranchi

9204748

136

[email protected]

m

[email protected]

o.in

-

4

4

S. Christina

Bick

ALERT CENTRE

Ranchi

9420129

[email protected]

Alert Centre,

Bel Bagan,

Ranchi

4

5

RAJAGOPAL

P.V.

EKTA PARISHAD

A- 2/3, Jungpura

New Delhi

9993592

421

[email protected]

om

A- 2/3,

Jungpura

New Delhi

4

6

Swami

Agnivesh

9810976

705Delhi

4

7

Rajendra

Singh

JAL BIRADARI

Rajasthan

9141406

6765Rajasthan

4

8S.C. Beher

Ex. CHIEF

SECRETARY

Madhya Pradesh

4

9Arvind Anjum

JANMUKTI

SANGHARSH

WAHINI

9431113

667

[email protected]

om-

5

0

Priyawart

Kumar

JIGAYASA SEVA

SANSTHAN

At+P0-

Dumrawan, Dist-

Nawadah - 805124

8271763

743

jigayasasevasansthan

@gmail.com

At+P0-

Dumrawan,

P.S.-

Pakribrawaz,

Dist-

Nawadah -

805124

Bihar

5

1Rajpal

PACS

Chattisgarh

9009985

[email protected]

MIG-13, H.B.

Kavita

Nagar,

Avanti Vihar,

Raipur,

Chattisgarh

5

2Babulal

LOK JAGRITI

KENDRA 52

Bigha, Madhupur,

Dist- Deoghar,

Jharkhand

9631115

[email protected]

At+P0-

Karogram,

Dist-

Deoghar,

Jharkhand


20/29

5

3Kumar Ranjan

CHETNA VIKAS

Deoghar

9431132

373

[email protected]

om

Loknayak

Bhawan,

Bypass

Road,

Raipur,

Baidhnath,

Deoghar-

81412

5

4

Rakesh

Dikshit

EKTA PARISHAD

Uttar Pradesh

9793509

944-

Mehandi

Bagh,

Bundel

Khand,

Jhansi, UP

55

Baijnath Pr.Verma

VIKALP KENDRA

At- Bijli bathan,P0- Motileda, Dist-

Giridih-815302

8521488095

-

At- Bijli

bathan, P0-

Motileda,Dist- Giridih-

815302

5

6Prasun Latant

JANSATTA

A-8, SE-7, Noida,

UP

9958103

129

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m

A-8, SE-7,

Noida, UP

5

7

Ran Singh

Parmar

EKTA PARISHAD

Gandhi Bhawan,

Syamala Hills,

Bhopal M.P.

0755422

3821

9425126

467

[email protected]

Gandhi

Bhawan,

Syamala

Hills, Bhopal

M.P.

5

8Manb Bosu

IMSE

195, Jodhpur Park,

Kolkota-700068,

W.B.

9038258

[email protected]

195,

Jodhpur

Park,

Kolkota-

700068,

W.B.

5

9

Tapash

Bhattacharya

LOKA KALYAN

PARISHAD 28/8,

Library Road,Kolkata-70026

8768905

[email protected]

Vill-

Kotshila, P0-

Jiudaru, P.S-

Kotshila,Dist- Purulia

W.B.

6

0

Devanand

Kumar

GRAM SATHI

93, Karnibagh,

Deoghar-814112

8986675

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93,

Karnibagh,

Deoghar-

814112

6

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Ramrekh

Yadav

RASHTRA

SHOURABH

Vill- Rikhiya

Deoghar-814113

9162177

917

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chitkath,

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Soumen Ray AIWF/HFWB/NCL9433003

771

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757/10,

Raghunath

Pur.

Jhargram-

721507,

Dist-

Paschim

Medinipur,

W.B.

6

3

Mukesh

Kumar

RASHTRA

SHOURABH

Vill- Rikhiya

Deoghar-814113

9939996

663

9470580

986

rashtrashourabh@gma

il.com

Vill+P0-

Rikhiya, PS.-

Mohanpur,

Dist-

Deoghar-

814113

6

4Kiran Shaheen

MEDIA ACTION &RESEARCH

GROUP, 97

Kalavihar

Apartments,

Delhi-110091

9818065

092

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om

97 Kalavihar

Apartments,

Mayurvihar-

1, Delhi-

110091

6

5 Sonal Shroff

LOK VIKAS

SANSTHAN

404, Archit

Apartment, BejanjiKolwal street,

Nanpura, Surat-

395001

9825198

323 [email protected]

404, Archit

Apartment,

Bejanji

Kolwal

street,Nanpura,

Surat-

395001

6

6

Anjan

Sengupta

FORAM OF

VOLUNTERY

ORGANISATION

195, Jodhpur Park,

Kol-68 W.B.

9830073

572

[email protected]

m

Panchadeep

, P0-

Bidhangarh,

Kol-66, W.B.

6

7

Pradip

Pradhan

THE HUMANITY

Patnagarh,Bolangir

9937843

482

thehumanity2009@gm

ail.com

Patnagarh,

Bolangir

6

8

Ramesh

Sharma

EKTA PARISHAD

Chattisgarh

9993592

424Chattisgarh

6

9

Aranganthan.

S

PEOPLE'S ACTION

FOR TRIBAL

AWAKENING AND

DEVELOPMENT

[PATAD]

Tirupattur-

635601, Dist-Vellore, Tamil

9003723

599

patad.arang@hotmail.

com

[email protected]

No.12, 3rd

Cross,

Gandhi

Nagar,

Mudupet

road,

Tirupattar,Vellore-


22/29

Nadu 635601,

Tamil Nadu

7

0

Ranjan Kr.

Gupta

NAV BHARAT

JAGRITI KENDRA -

Ranchi

9386898

207

ranjan_friend4all@yah

oo.com

NBJK,

shontman

Nagar,

Kokar,

Ranchi

7

1

Dr. Rahul

Ramagundam

JAMIA MILLIA

ISLAMIA New

Delhi

9818907

590

rahul.ramagundam@g

mail.com

K.R.N.

Centre for

Dalit &

Minority

Study, JMI,

New Delhi

7

2C. Arokia Dass

TAMIL NADU

TRIBAL

DEVELOPMENT

SOCIETY C

Aurch Road, Avur-

606755 Tamil

Nadu

9443815

234

tntds_dhas@rediffmail

.com-

7

3

Bharat

Bhusan

PAANI

1/13/190 Civil

Lines Faizabad-

224001 U.P.

9151402

17

panisansthan@rediffm

ail.com

Vill+P0-

Chchikpur,

Dist-

Ambedkar

Nagar-

224141 U.P.

7

4K.D. Tiwary

NATIONAL YOUNG

CADETS SOCIETY

8102284

[email protected]

C/0-

Ravindra

Pandey New

Shahdeo

Nagar, Ratu

Rd. P.0-

Hehal,

Ranchi-

834005

7

5

Pradeep Kr.

Singh

LOKDEEP

College Road,

Madhupur,

Deoghar

9431132

968

[email protected]

mDeoghar

7

6Sona Burman

KANCHRAPARA

YOUTH FOR

DEVELOPMENT

Kanchrapara

8967662

966

sonalhburman@yahoo.

com-


23/29

7

7

Sujoy Kr.

Burman

KANCHRAPARA

YOUTH FOR

DEVELOPMENT

Kanchrapara

8900594

133

shumar_burman@indi

atimes.com

Qtr.No.-

2/14, CISF

Complex,

Bhiringi,

Durgapur-

03,

Burdwan,

W.B.

7

8

Shreeprakash

Singh Nikraje

M.P. DALIT N.G.O.

FORUM

9425118

[email protected]

7

9

Bhawani

Prasad

ADIVASI

NAVKIRAN SEVA

SANSTHAN

Ganday, Giridih-

815322

9471185

[email protected]

Kundu

Bangla,

Madhupur,

Dist-

Deoghar-

815353,

Jharkhand

8

0

Arunbhai

Patel

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

9429130

035-

Ahmedabad

-380014,

Gujarat

8

1

BABULAL

SHARMA

SOUTH ASIA

PEACE ALLIANCE

3A JangpuraB,

New Delhi-14

9312608

810

[email protected]

m

E-303

Jansatea

Apart. ,

Sector-9 ,

Vasundhara,

Gzb- 201012

8

2

Ravindra

Pancholi

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

9426595

142

setupancholi07@gmail.

com

35/14 Proff.

Qtrs,

Gujarat

Vidyapith,

Ashram

Road,

Ahmedabad

-380014

(Gujarat)

8

3

Jasvantsingh

r. Rathod

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

- -

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad

-380014,

Gujarat

8

4A. N. Pandey

GRAMIKA INDIA

Behind- Carmel

School, Krishna

Nagar, Giridih-

815301(Jharkhand)

9431974

042

[email protected]

om

Behind-

Carmel

School,

Krishna

Nagar,Giridih-


24/29

815301

(Jharkhand)

8

5

Ramdev

Vishvabandhu

GRAM SWARAJABHIYAN

Urmila Enclave, B-

201, Peace Road,

Ranchi-1

9304363

559

r_vishvabandhu@yaho

o.co.in

Bharderidih,Behind- Vet.

Hospital,

Giridih-

815301,

Jharkhand

8

6

Rupesh Kr.

Singh

MANAV SEVA

BHARTI

Prabodhi

Narendra, Sarai

Vaishali-844125

(Bihar)

9835055

017

manavsevabharti@gm

ail.com

Prabodhi

Narendra,

Sarai

Vaishali-

844125

(Bihar)

8

7

Durga Pr.

Murmu

MAYURBHANI

ASSOCIATION OF

TRIBAL

ORGANISATION

(MATO)

At- Tentala, P0-

Basingi, Via-

Bahalda, Dist-

Mayurbhani,

Odisha

9437651

241-

At- Tentala,

P0- Basingi,

Via-

Bahalda,

Dist-

Mayurbhani,

Odisha

8

8A. K. Singh

LEADS

Ranchi

9431356

092

[email protected]

m

203, Shree

maa apart. ,

P.N. Bose

compd.

Purulia

Road,

Ranchi-1

8

9

Deepak

Kumar

JIGAYASA SEVA

SANSTHAN

At+P0-

Dumrawan, Dist-

Nawadah - 805124

7677075

[email protected]

C/0- Arvind

Singh,

S.D.O.

Office,

Nawada

Sadar,

Nawada-

805110

(Bihar)


25/29

90

Yatish Mehta EKTA PARISHADMaharashtra

9819897175

[email protected]

516-517,

Paresh

Saket, 5th

floor, 39

J.S.S. Road,

Kennedy

Bridge,

Opera

House,

Mumbai-

40004

9

1 Nesar Ahmad

SOCIAL SERVICES

TRUST Moh-

Karamganj, P0-

L.Sarai, Dist-Darbhanga-

846001 (Bihar)

9431097

400

9570286249

socialservicestrust@ya

hoo.com

[email protected]

Moh-

Karamganj,

P0-

LaheriaSarai,

Dist-Darbhanga-

846001

(Bihar)

9

2Ramesh P.

HENRY MARTYN

INSTITUE

Hyderabad

8008938

053

[email protected]

om-

9

3

Sanjay

Kurmar

CITIZEN COUNCIL

Delhi-1

8527806

216

[email protected]

om-

9

4Bimla Singh

KOSHISH EKPRAYAS B-

37 First floor,

Freedom Fighters

Enclave, New

Delhi-110068

9911448

591

[email protected]

om

B-37 First

floor,

Freedom

Fighters

Enclave,

New Delhi-

110068

9

5

Krishna Singh

Bamaniya

BREAD FOR

TRIBAL VILLAGE

C/0- Madhur

Carrier, Station

Road Meghnagar,Jhabuwa (M.P.)

9907775

648

9685503

549

breadfortribalvillageng

[email protected]

C/0- Madhur

Carrier,

Station Road

Meghnagar,

Jhabuwa(M.P.)

9

6Lavnam

ATHEIST CENTER

Benz Circle ,

Vijaywada-520010

(A.P.)

9848598

410

[email protected]

om

[email protected]

-

9

7Anil Kr. Singh

SANSAD

B-38 1st floor,

Freedom Fighter

Enclave, IGNOU

Road, New Delhi-110068

9810015

25

[email protected].

in-


26/29

9

8K. Gopal Iyer

INSTITUE OF

ADVANCED STUDY

Shimla

0177-

[email protected] Shimla

9

9

Ajay Kr.

Khakha

GRAMIN UPKAR

SANSTHAN

Kamre, Ranchi

9546459

611-

Kamre,

Ranchi

1

0

0

Ashok Kr.

Chaudhari

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

9426772

220

ashokkchaudhari@gma

il.com

At+Po-

Vedckhi,

Tahsil-

Valad, Dist-

Tapi-394641

(Gujarat)

1

01

Nandkishor

Solanki

JAN ADHIKAR

ABHIYAN C/0-

Madhur Carrier

Station Rd.

Meghnagar,

Jhabuwa (M.P.)

9993544

303 -

C/0- Madhur

Carrier

Station Rd.

Meghnagar,

Jhabuwa

(M.P.)

1

0

2

Harinarayan

EKTA PARISHAD

A- 2/3, Jungpura

New Delhi

8527657

641

9801656

229

-

A- 2/3,

Jungpura

New Delhi

1

0

3

Kanhu Ch.Mohanty

EKTA PARISHAD -

SUNDARGARH

MI/96 Chhend 2Phase, Kalinga

Vihar , Rourkela-

15, Odisha

9437631422

[email protected]

MI/96

Chhend 2

Phase,

Kalinga

Vihar ,

Rourkela-15,

Odisha

1

0

4

Chakradhar

Pruseth

EKTA PARISHAD -

SUNDARGARH

MI/96 Chhend 2

Phase, Kalinga

Vihar , Rourkela-

15, Odisha

9937558

[email protected]

MI/96

Chhend 2

Phase,

Kalinga

Vihar ,

Rourkela-15,

Odisha

1

0

5

S. Thanaraj

EKTA PARISHAD-

TAMIL NADU

12, Avvayar St.

Narimedu,

Madurai-625002

(T.N.)

9361330

173

dhanamradhai@gmail.

com

12, Avvayar

St.

Narimedu,

Madurai-

625002

(T.N.)

1

0

6

GhanshyamSAMVAD

Ranchi

9431101

974

ghanshyamjharkhand

@gmail.com-


27/29

1

0

7

Prafulla Kr.

Maharana

CENTRE FOR

YOUTH AND

SOCIAL

DEVELOPMENT

(CYSD) E-1

Institutional Area,

Poral ,

Bhubneshwar

9437049

410

prafullamaharan@cysd

.org

At-

Pujariput,

Koraput-

764020

1

0

8

Mohan

Hirabai Hiralal

VRIKSHMITRA

Gadchiroli-

Chandrapur,

Shende Plot,

Ramnagar,

Chandrapur-

442401

9422835

[email protected]

Gadchiroli-

Chandrapur,

Shende Plot,

Ramnagar,

Chandrapur-

442401

1

0

9

Sidheshwar

Sardar

PARYAVARAN

CHETNA KENDRA

At- Barasigdi, P0-

Potka, Dist-

E.Singhbhum,

Jharkhand

9934508

527

[email protected]

om

At-Barasigdi,

P0- Potka,

Dist-

E.Singhbhu

m,

Jharkhand

1

1

0

Sr. Stella

ALERT CENTRE

Belbagan, Ranchi-

10

8986762

[email protected]

Belbagan

Samlong,

Ranchi-10

1

1

1

Mehdi Lal

GRAM SABHAPARISHAD

Ambikapur,

Chattisgarh

9424250

715

[email protected].

in-

1

1

2

Fr. Bruno

Toppo

SADBHAVNA

Ranchi

7739336

043

[email protected]

m

Dr. Camil

Bulcke Path,

Ranchi

(Jharkhand)

1

1

3

Asit Das

SADED

383-A , 2nd Floor,

Bank street ,

Munirka, New

Delhi-67

9873748177

[email protected]

383-A , 2nd

Floor, Bank

street ,Munirka,

New Delhi-

67

1

1

4

Sharat SinghSAJHA MANCH &

SPWD, Ranchi

9431767

991

sharat_singh1@rdiffm

ail.com

Harmu,

Ranchi

1

1

5

Dr.

Chandrakant

Pr. Upadhyay

TRIBAL RESEARCH

CENTRE Gujarat

Vidyapith,

Ahmedabad-380014

9824444

081

upadhyaya_2007@yah

oo.co.in-


28/29

1

1

6

Rejan Guria

KOAIL KARO

JANSANGATHAN

Vill- Derang, P0-

Dumngdiri, Dist-

Khunti-835227

9334159

194

9430796

234

-

Vill- Derang,

P0-

Dumngdiri,

Dist- Khunti-

835227

1

1

7

Dr. Vidyut

Joshi

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITH

Ahmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

9825064

[email protected]

Emeritus

Professor

Ahmedabad

-380014,

Gujarat

1

1

8

Fr. Savari

Muthu S.J.

ALERT CENTRE,

Ranchi

9431140

485

[email protected]

om-

11

9

Kunvarji BhaiJ. Choudhari

GUJARAT

VIDYAPITHAhmedabad-

380014, Gujarat

9879920267

-

At+P0-

Ghuntoli,

Tahsil-Mundvi,

Dist- Surat

(Gujarat)

1

2

0

Wakil Khan

RAHNUMA

VIKASH

SANSTHAN

At+P0- Adharma,

Kolebira, Dist-

Simdega

9835786

703

9470978

370

rahnumavikash@rediff

mail.com

At+P0-

Adharma,

Kolebira,

Dist-

Simdega,

Jharkhand

1

2

1

Jagat Bhushan

EKTA PARISHADAt+P0-

Aimachauki, Dist-

Gaya-824233

(Bihar)

9431477

[email protected]

At+P0-Aimachauki,

Dist- Gaya-

824233

(Bihar)

1

2

2

Michel

Tschirren

EKTA PARISHAD -

INTERNATIONAL

COORDINATOR

Gandhi Bhavan,

Shyamla hills,

Bhopal-462002

4179756

[email protected]

Alter

Oberlandeo

weg , 23 B,

CH-3653

Obeilofen,

Switzerland

1

2

3

Juli Garzon

FREELANCE

INTERNATIONAL

PRESS

(Photographer)

9910753

[email protected]

C/Pii Margall

31, Sobratic,

Barcelona-

08024,

(SPAIN)

1

2

4

Birendra

Kumar

NAYA SAWERA

VIKAS KENDRA

Co-oprative

Colony,

Hazaribagh,Jharkhand

9431556

892

9905942

370

[email protected]

Shanti

Nagar,

Hearan

Ganj,

Hazaribagh(JH)


29/29

MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES

1 Sunny Sharad MAURYA TV9204973

404

sunny.mauryatv@gmai

l.com-

2 Rafi Sumi NAZAR TV

9304037

299

[email protected]

m -

3Sanjay

KrishnaDAINIK JAGRAN

9534078

[email protected]

62, Kokar,

Ranchi

4Hardeep

SinghTHE TELEGRAPH

9386202

206

[email protected]

m-

5 Kamda KumarSANMARG (Daily

Hindi News)

9304948

037

[email protected]

om-

6Ashish

SaurabhE TV

9430454

727

ashish.saurabh@indiati

mes.com

E TV,

Jharkhand

7 Vikram Singh E TV NEWS

9431588

426

vikramsolankey@gmail

.com -

8Ashim Ashish

TiggaDAINIK JAGRAN

9334142

[email protected] -

9Manoj Pravin

LakraPRABHAT KHABAR

9431176

481

[email protected]

m-

1

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9334428

442

[email protected]

m-

1

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9334081

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