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Land Conflict Watch

Land Conflict Watch is a data-research project that maps and analyses ongoing land conflicts in India. We are a network of researchers spread across India, who combine academic rigour with factual reportage to collect data that answer questions about the conflicts and their impact on the environment, industrial investm

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landconflictwatch.org > conflicts > compensation-delays-legal-non-compliance-and-tribal-displacement-in-the-koyagudem-oc-ii-mining-project-telangana

Compensation delays, legal non-compliance, and tribal displacement in the Koyagudem OC-II mining project, Telangana | Khammam,Telangana

14+ hour, 48+ min ago   (701+ words) On 21 October 2024, land oustees of Koyagudem open cast-II (OC-II) mine in Tekulapalli mandal in the district protested in front of RDO office demanding the state government to pay pending compensation for the lands acquired for the mine. The grievances of…...


landconflictwatch.org > conflicts > dibrugarh-land-conflict-emerges-over-eviction-alleged-fraudulent-transactions-and-riverbank-protection

Dibrugarh land conflict emerges over eviction, alleged fraudulent transactions and riverbank protection | Dibrugarh,Assam

3+ week, 11+ hour ago   (617+ words) The Dibrugarh district administration carried out an eviction drive in the Paltan Bazar area behind the Chief Minister’s Secretariat on 15 June 2026, displacing nearly 60 families from around nine bighas of government land along the Brahmaputra River in the Maijan area. Several…...