Indigenous people left landless as traditional farming wanes in northeast India
SHILLONG, India, Jan 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) –
T ribal people in northeastern India are increasingly becoming
landless and poor as their traditional farming practices are
abandoned in favour of commercial plantations, indigenous
experts warned on Friday.
T ribal people in northeastern India are increasingly becoming
landless and poor as their traditional farming practices are
abandoned in favour of commercial plantations, indigenous
experts warned on Friday.
Posted by Reuters
