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Chronic poverty and vulnerable social groups the case of the sahariya Adivasi community displaced from kuno wildlife sanctuary, Madhya pradesh

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Indian Institute of Public Administration

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Kabra, Asmita

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TextSeries: CPRC-IIPA working paper No.10Publication details: New Delhi Indian Institute of Public Administration 2004Description: 47pSubject(s):

POVERTY

DDC classification:

21st 339.4609543 I39C

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