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100			_aBehera, Jayanta Kumar _957678
245			_aApprehension and development among indigenous people: An analytical study
260			_aMadhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences
300			_a25(1), Jun, 2020: p.59-70
520			_aThis analytical study explores the complex relationship between apprehension and development among indigenous populations, focusing on how cultural, historical, and institutional factors shape their responses to mainstream development initiatives. It examines the tension between preserving identity and embracing change, highlighting issues such as marginalization, lack of representation, and policy gaps. The study emphasizes the need for participatory approaches that respect indigenous knowledge systems and promote inclusive growth, while addressing the fears and resistance that often accompany externally driven development agendas.
650			_aIndigenous Communities, Development Challenges, Cultural Apprehension, Tribal Rights, Socioeconomic Inclusion, Policy Impact, Identity Preservation, Participatory Development, Marginalization, Governance, Traditional Knowledge, India _957679
773			_aMadhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences
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