Abstract
In this chapter, we deal with the issue of how the village has changed after new industries etc. were set up on the acquired land. Based on the survey of all households, we put forth the findings with respect to gains from acquisition. Then we discuss the employment and occupational structure. A simple regression is fitted to find out the causal factors affecting employment. We find that the level of unemployment is quite high in Maan and the quality of employment is very poor. This is followed by a study of the implications of acquisitions for land-losers and land-holders. This chapter has ten tables.
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5.1.1 Appendix A
Questions asked for Index of Economic Standing
Do you own the following assets?
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Car/Jeep/Van
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Tractor
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Color or B/W TV
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Scooter/Motorcycle/Moped.
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Telephone/Mobile
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Electric fan/Cooler
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Bicycle
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Radio/Transistor
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Pumping Set
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Fridge
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Goats/Sheep
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Cows/Buffaloes
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What kind of house do you have?
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Do you/anyone in your family have a bank account?
5.1.2 Appendix B
We have coded all the answers in the range of 0–1. The worst scenario gets the code 0 (zero) and the best gets 1 (one). All intermediate answers fall between 0 and 1 on the basis of their ‘best-ness’. For example, for the question, “What kind of house do you have?”
Answer | Pukka house | Semi-Pukka house | Kaccha house |
Code | 1 | 0.5 | 0 |
5.1.3 Appendix C.1: Questions Asked for IOBA—Household Level Questions
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Have you got a job/anyone in the family in any of the new companies etc.?
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With respect to you and your family’s occupation, has the situation over the last 10–12 years improved?
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Has the land acquisition helped you and your family (besides compensation)?
What were the changes that have occurred since land acquisition and development process started in the village, in terms of
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Other Employment
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Income
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Social Equality
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Do you agree with the Gram Sabha resolution that no more land should be sold?
5.1.4 Appendix C.2: Questions asked for IOBA—Village level Questions
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How would you scale the overall benefits from land acquisition?
What were the changes that have occurred in the village since land acquisition and development process started in the village, in terms of
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Environment/Pollution etc.
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Law and order situation
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Has the village improved since land acquisition?
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Has the working of Gram Panchayat improved since land acquisition?
What has happened to the availability of the following public services after land acquisition:
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Roads
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Panchayat School
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Mid-day Meals
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Toilets
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Gutters
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Drinking Water
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Has migration benefitted the village?
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Is there any social disturbance due to migration?
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Sathe, D. (2017). Growth in Maan. In: The Political Economy of Land Acquisition in India. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5326-9_5
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