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    1. The document discusses the rehabilitation and resettlement program for villagers affected by the Sardar Sarovar Project on the Narmada River in India. It focuses on the villages of Suka and Navagaam. 2. While the program proposed benefits like land, housing, and employment, interviews with resettled villagers found issues like injustice in land reimbursement, separation of families, lack of infrastructure and amenities, and non-compliance with the national rehabilitation policy. 3. A comparison of official data with personal studies revealed resettled villagers did not receive many promised benefits around electrification, allowances, housing, ownership rights, contradicting the national policy. More analysis

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    1. The document discusses the rehabilitation and resettlement program for villagers affected by the Sardar Sarovar Project on the Narmada River in India. It focuses on the villages of Suka and Navagaam. 2. While the program proposed benefits like land, housing, and employment, interviews with resettled villagers found issues like injustice in land reimbursement, separation of families, lack of infrastructure and amenities, and non-compliance with the national rehabilitation policy. 3. A comparison of official data with personal studies revealed resettled villagers did not receive many promised benefits around electrification, allowances, housing, ownership rights, contradicting the national policy. More analysis

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    1. The document discusses the rehabilitation and resettlement program for villagers affected by the Sardar Sarovar Project on the Narmada River in India. It focuses on the villages of Suka and Navagaam. 2. While the program proposed benefits like land, housing, and employment, interviews with resettled villagers found issues like injustice in land reimbursement, separation of families, lack of infrastructure and amenities, and non-compliance with the national rehabilitation policy. 3. A comparison of official data with personal studies revealed resettled villagers did not receive many promised benefits around electrification, allowances, housing, ownership rights, contradicting the national policy. More analysis

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    1. The document discusses the rehabilitation and resettlement program for villagers affected by the Sardar Sarovar Project on the Narmada River in India. It focuses on the villages of Suka and Navagaam. 2. While the program proposed benefits like land, housing, and employment, interviews with resettled villagers found issues like injustice in land reimbursement, separation of families, lack of infrastructure and amenities, and non-compliance with the national rehabilitation policy. 3. A comparison of official data with personal studies revealed resettled villagers did not receive many promised benefits around electrification, allowances, housing, ownership rights, contradicting the national policy. More analysis

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    Study of the Rehabilitation & Resettlement


    programme on socio-
    socio-economic
    environment of the resettled villagers of
    Sardar Sarovar Project.
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     0irst concieved in the 1940s and took form in


    1979.
     Project shared by Maharashtra, Madhya
    Pradesh, Gujarat and Rajasthan.
     Proposed Height : 136.5 m
     Length of dam : 1210 m
     Length of reservoir : 214 km.
     Catchment area : 88,000 sq. km.
     Power Generation : 1450 MW
     

    States Villages Affected Population Affected

    M.P. 193 89,796

    Maharashtra 33 19,650

    Gujarat 19 18,000

    Total 245 1,27,446


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     mam site : Kevadia in district Bharuch.


     mam location: 21ƕ 41¶ 43´ N & 73ƕ 44¶ 51´ E.
     Villages in vicinity : Suka, Wagadia, Limbdi,
    Balfalia and Navagaam.
    
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     mestination : Sardar Sarovar mam at


    Kevadia.
     Socio
    Socio--economic environmental study in
    Village ³Suka´ and ³Navagaam´.
    The village Suka
     Originally known as Panchmuli.
     Original location : upstream of main dam.
     Present location : 5 kms from Kevadia.
     
    
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    The PRO¶s :
     Provision of employment.
     5 acres of land was provided per family.
     New fertile lands were provided.
     Other facilities like water tanks, primary
    school, health centre etc.

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    The CON¶s :
     Injustice on the part of land reimbursement
    to the resettled villagers.
     People displaced at far off places.
     Separation of families.
     Employment is not sustainable.
     No provision for secondary education.
     Kuchha roads & water tank is not working.
     0emale labour.
     No benefits in electricity.
      
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     Totally different issue.


     No submergence of land.
    Issue :
     Not under the PA0s.
     No imbursement of lands even though
    their lands were acquired.
     And still the fight is on«««
      

     2 hectares of irrigable agriculture land.


     Residential plot of 500 sq. mts.
     Assistance of Rs. 45,000 for the
    construction of core house.
     Subsistence allowance of Rs. 4500.
     Rs 7000 for productive assets like bullocks
    and agricultural equipments.
     Resettlement grant of Rs. 450.
     
     Internal electrification of Rs1.5 per unit
    free of cost.
     Personal accident insurance.
     A school and children¶s park in each
    resettlement site.
     mispensary in each site where the outees
    are settled.
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     Grant of ownership rights over the projects
    in the form of 20% of the compensation in
    the form of shares of the proposed project.
     Life time pension for the vulnerable
    sections.
     The policy talks about housing benefits
    including houses to landless affected
    families in the rural areas.
     0inancial support to the affected families
    for construction of cattle sheds, shops and
    working sheds.
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    Comparison of the personal studies with the


    official data and the NEP 2007 concludes :
     No electrification benefits.
     No allowances provided as promised.
     Injustice on the part of the land
    reimbursement.
     No housing benefits.
     No ownership rights given as stated in
    NEP 2007.
    

    
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     Why big dam?


     Water logging and the salinity of soil in the
    command area.
     Irrigation efficiency is unrealistic.
     Seismicity and Safety.
     Siltation and life of the reservoir.
     Is SSP economically viable?
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