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Viewing the implementation of national register of citizens in assam through a human rights lens : a critical study
Ujal Kumar Mookherjee
Viewing the implementation of national register of citizens in assam through a human rights lens : a critical study - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 188 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; DECLARATION ; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ; CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION ; 1.1 Statement of Problem: 1.2 Objectives of the Study ; 1.3 Hypotheses ; 1.4 Research Questions ; 1.5 Scope and Limitation ; 1.6Literature Review ; 1.6.1 Books ; 1.6.2 Articles ; 8 1.7 Sources of Data ; 1.8 Mode of Citation ; 1.9 Chapterisation ; CHAPTER TWO: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT CRISIS.; 2.1 Demography of Assam: ; 2.2 Assam under Ahom Rule ; 2.2.1 The Ahom System of Administration ; 2.2.2 A Brief History ; 2.2.3Estimate of the Ahom Rule ; 2.3 The British Period ; 2.3.1 Changing Demography ; 2.3.2Migrations due to Growth of Tea Industry ; 2.3.3 Sylhet's Inclusion in Assam ; 2.3.4 Introduction of Bengali as Official Language ; 2.3.5 The British Line System ; 2.3.6 An Estimate ; 2.4 Post-Independence ; 2.4.1 Changing Demography of Assam ; 2.4.2 Position of Sylhet Post-Independence ; 2.4.3Assamese Made the Official Language of the State ; 2.4.4 Bangladesh Liberation War, 1971 ; 2.4.5Assam Movements ; 2.4.6 Nellie Massacre ; 2.4.7 The D- Voters Issue ; 2.4.8 An Estimate ; CHAPTER THREE: THE POST- PARTITION LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF CITIZENS IN ASSAM ; 3.1 The Foreigners Act, 1946 ; 3.2 The Constituent Assembly Debates ; 3.3 Citizenship Under Indian Constitution ; 3.4 The Immigrants (Expulsion from Assam) Act, 1950 ; 3.5 National Register of Citizens ; 3.6 Citizenship Act, 1955 and the Subsequent Amendments to the Citizenship Laws; 3.7 Assam Accord ; 3.8 IMDT Act ; 3.9 Sarbananda Sonowal Judgement ; 3.10 The Three Writ Petitions ; 3.11 Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016 ; 3.1 2 Conclusion ; CHAPTER FOUR: NRC UPDATION AND THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT; CHAPTER FIVE: UNEARTHING THE REASONS FOR THE CONFLICT IN ASSAM; 5.1 Understanding the Assam Movements ; 5.2 Understanding the NRC Implementation Process ; 5.3 Impact of the Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016 on the Current Problem ; 5.3 Conclusion ; CHAPTER SIX: LOCATING THE HUMAN RIGHTS CONCERNS IN THE ISSUE ; 6.1 Issue of Statelessness; 6.2 Trial Before the Foreigner's Tribunals ; 6.3 Conditions of the Detention Centres in Assam ; 6.4 Religious Persecution ; CHAPTER SEVEN: CONCLUSION ; BIBLIOGRAPHY ; Articles: Statutes:
Citizenship under Indian constitution Immigrants act Migrations - Tea industry growth National register of citizens - Assam conflict
Viewing the implementation of national register of citizens in assam through a human rights lens : a critical study - Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019 - 188 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents CERTIFICATE ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ; DECLARATION ; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ; CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION ; 1.1 Statement of Problem: 1.2 Objectives of the Study ; 1.3 Hypotheses ; 1.4 Research Questions ; 1.5 Scope and Limitation ; 1.6Literature Review ; 1.6.1 Books ; 1.6.2 Articles ; 8 1.7 Sources of Data ; 1.8 Mode of Citation ; 1.9 Chapterisation ; CHAPTER TWO: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT CRISIS.; 2.1 Demography of Assam: ; 2.2 Assam under Ahom Rule ; 2.2.1 The Ahom System of Administration ; 2.2.2 A Brief History ; 2.2.3Estimate of the Ahom Rule ; 2.3 The British Period ; 2.3.1 Changing Demography ; 2.3.2Migrations due to Growth of Tea Industry ; 2.3.3 Sylhet's Inclusion in Assam ; 2.3.4 Introduction of Bengali as Official Language ; 2.3.5 The British Line System ; 2.3.6 An Estimate ; 2.4 Post-Independence ; 2.4.1 Changing Demography of Assam ; 2.4.2 Position of Sylhet Post-Independence ; 2.4.3Assamese Made the Official Language of the State ; 2.4.4 Bangladesh Liberation War, 1971 ; 2.4.5Assam Movements ; 2.4.6 Nellie Massacre ; 2.4.7 The D- Voters Issue ; 2.4.8 An Estimate ; CHAPTER THREE: THE POST- PARTITION LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF CITIZENS IN ASSAM ; 3.1 The Foreigners Act, 1946 ; 3.2 The Constituent Assembly Debates ; 3.3 Citizenship Under Indian Constitution ; 3.4 The Immigrants (Expulsion from Assam) Act, 1950 ; 3.5 National Register of Citizens ; 3.6 Citizenship Act, 1955 and the Subsequent Amendments to the Citizenship Laws; 3.7 Assam Accord ; 3.8 IMDT Act ; 3.9 Sarbananda Sonowal Judgement ; 3.10 The Three Writ Petitions ; 3.11 Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016 ; 3.1 2 Conclusion ; CHAPTER FOUR: NRC UPDATION AND THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT; CHAPTER FIVE: UNEARTHING THE REASONS FOR THE CONFLICT IN ASSAM; 5.1 Understanding the Assam Movements ; 5.2 Understanding the NRC Implementation Process ; 5.3 Impact of the Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016 on the Current Problem ; 5.3 Conclusion ; CHAPTER SIX: LOCATING THE HUMAN RIGHTS CONCERNS IN THE ISSUE ; 6.1 Issue of Statelessness; 6.2 Trial Before the Foreigner's Tribunals ; 6.3 Conditions of the Detention Centres in Assam ; 6.4 Religious Persecution ; CHAPTER SEVEN: CONCLUSION ; BIBLIOGRAPHY ; Articles: Statutes:
Citizenship under Indian constitution Immigrants act Migrations - Tea industry growth National register of citizens - Assam conflict