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Perspectives from the Marginalized Communities explores the complex realities of land acquisition in India, focusing on the voices, struggles, and aspirations of marginalized groups, including tribal and rural communities. The book examines how large-scale development projects, industrialization, and urban expansion often lead to displacement, loss of livelihoods, and social injustices.Through in-depth case studies, legal analysis, and narratives from affected communities, the book critiques existing land policies and highlights the tension between economic development and human rights. It also offers alternative frameworks for inclusive growth, emphasizing rehabilitation, fair compensation, and community-led land management.Written with a strong interdisciplinary approach, this work serves as a critical resource for students, policymakers, activists, NGOs, and scholars interested in land rights, social justice, and sustainable development.