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Denotified & Nomadic Tribes

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Pramod Singh

The lesson begins with the explanation of the history of notified tribes during the British period. During Post independence, it depicts repealing British Criminal Tribes Act with Habitual Offender's Act. Then it explains UN committee(CERD's) recommendations and problems specific to Denotified and nomadic tribes in India.

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Denotified & Nomadic Tribes

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