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“How can be mainstream the North East?” is a question often asked about the North East Region of India. The question reeks of a host of preconceived notions about the region. India is like a kaleidoscope made of its diversified arts, cultures, races, languages, religions, etc. In that sense the North-East is an integral part of India and doesn’t need any more mainstreaming than South India, Saurashtra or Punjab or Odisha would. However, the region needs integration to the mainstream is a popular notion.
A Perspective on Mainstreaming:
Migration Scenario
The last three decades have seen a remarkable growth of migration from the North East to different parts of the country mostly in search of higher education and job opportunities. This has enabled intermingling and interaction in a process that has thrown up a host of issues and puts to test long held notions on both sides.
Factors of Migration
Life of a Migrant
Safeguarding the Vulnerable Migrant
The Way Forward
By: Ziyaur Rahman ProfileResourcesReport error
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