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People Unlike Us: The India that is Invisible

Muzamil, et al Jaleel

Jaleel, Muzamil, et al;

People Unlike Us: The India that is Invisible

HarperCollins Publishers India, 2001, 214 pages

ISBN 8172234279, 9788172234270

topics: |  india | sociology | essays


Muzamil Jaleel: two villages along the line of control in Kashmir
Sagarika Ghose: history of a sati in a lost village at the back of the north
	wind in Uttar Pradesh.
Randhir Khare: tribal village in Jhabua, deep Madhya Pradesh, where people
	live by their own rules forgotten by mainstream society.
Ajit Kumar Jha: the caste conflict in Bihar,
Sankarshan Thakur: the tragic star-crossed tale of the hanging of a Jat girl
	and a Chamar girl, too grim in the end to be the stuff of romance
	because unlike Romeo and Juliet neither side wiped their eyes and
	resolved that it would never happen again.
Vijay Jung Thapa : the tale of a maid in Delhi punny title ‘Maid in India’ .
Meenal Baghel: the backwash of the Orissa cyclone
Siddhartha Deb: on the alienation of people in the northeast from the rest of
	the country


amitabha mukerjee (mukerjee [at] gmail.com) 17 Feb 2009