Development Flows from the Barrel of the Gun
When People Assert their Rights over Land, Water and Forest
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Author: Biju Toppo and Meghnath Produced by: Akhra India 2003 Duration: 0:58:00 Language: Hindi Subtitles: English (EN-GB) Formats: PAL VCD Main Contact: akhra@rediffmail.com HOW TO SEE THE FILMBuy film from: Akhra Whether it be the aluminum corporation in Kashipur, Orissa, or the big dam of Koel Karo in Jharkhand, or the World Bank-funded forestry project in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, or the steel plant in Nagarnar, Chhattisgarh, or the new port in Umbergaon, Gujarat, the development projects in question have been located on lands collectively owned and inhabited by tribal peoples. At the first hint of organised protest, the police are sent in. They loot and ransack homes, steal food and livestock, beat up women, arrest men and use their lathis, guns and bullets freely, arguing always that they were attacked first. Winner of the Star best documentary award (for the theme Forest for life) in the VATAVARAN 2005. Related videos Related resources
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