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UNs Landmark Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
And the Fate of Indigenous Peoples in India .
Date: 20/10/07.
The indigenous peoples have faced the worst kinds of exploitation and discrimination all over the wor1d. They have been.
dragged into violent conflicts and land disputes that have threatened their way of life and their very survival. The systematic.
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form of exploitation and pogrom of depopulation of indigenous peoples had begun right from the time when the Western.
Imperialist powers 'discovered' the so called 'new world'. We all know what had happened to the 'Native Americans' after.
the arrivalof Christopher Columbus in that part of continent. Today, they are just asmall minority in their own land,deprived.
of everything that they had possessed: political.rights, lands, territories, economic resources, and culturaJheritage. It is not.
just the Native Americans but everywhere around the world the indigenous peoples have always beenat the receiving end.
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of imperialistic domination. .
The establishments of nation-states have not actually emancipated the indigenous peoples from various forms of.
subjugation; instead it has only aggravated the forms of systematic exploitation. The indigenous peoples were not given the .
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right to determine their political status, but forcibly put under the domination of the newly established nation-states. The.
situation of the various nationalities like the Nagas and many other indigenous peoples in the Northeast region is a classic.
case of how the colonial state has recklessly handled the fate of the indigenous peoples and forcibly 'integrated' themwithout their 'consent' into the so-called Indian 'nation.
considered an '' that has nothing in common. The indigenous peoples have been.
assef or a 'property' that could be 'inherited' by one master from another. Thus, theadvent of 'post-colonial'.
era as such has no significance for the indigenous peoples, as the structure of colonialism still remains unchanged; it isonly.
the 'actor' or '.
.
master' that have changed. In fact most of the indigenous peoples still live under the domination of foreign.
power and they are yet to experience'freedom' and liberty in their own lands. .
In this backdrop the United Nations has made a landmark Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Sept. 7, 2007)..
Although, this UN declaration has a lot of shortcomings, the world body has finally acknowledged the rights of indigenous.
.
peoples around the world. This declaration seeks to protect human rights, lands, resources, territories, and promote 'unique.
culture and tradition' of the indigenous peoples. Most significantly, Article 3 of this declaration states that: "Indigenous.
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peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freelypursue their economic, sociaJ and cultural development.· Most of the indigenous people around the world have been ss.
struggling for 'self-determination'··ed.
, so by this declaration the UN has taken the right step towards the realization of their.
political aspiration. This declaration has precisely covered the rights of the groups, communities, individuals, women and.
children belonging to indigenous population. .
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In India, the indigenous peoples are still deprived of taking active part in decision making processes on the crucial issues.
that concerns them. Even though they have representatives in the Parliament. their numbers are too insufficient to make.
any impact on any fonn of legislation. Whereas the Indian state is moving ahead with its policies of depriving the indigenous.
peoples on most of their rights. In the name of preserving the forest areas and wildlife, the livelihood of the indigenous.
of 'tiger' or .
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peoples have'been put at stake in many cases, of which there are debates going on about thechoiceof considering the fate f.
people'. On the other hand, when the indigenous peoples rise up to ascertain their political rights they are l.
responded with strong military measures by the Indian state. · .
Various policies which are aimed at jcultural homogenization' have been imposed on the indigenous peoples in the North.
East, threatening their cultural identities at a great level. Panchayati Raj system has been extended to the areas inhabited.
by indigenous peoples, with the intention of pushing migrants into their areas, which will consequently destroy their land.
rights and ownership·. Various actions of the Indian state towards the indigenous peoples are completely in contradiction.
with its own laws and constitutional provisions. Now, the process of exploitation is moving towards passing the rod to MNCs, ....,.
giving them the opportunity to move into the areas inhabited by the indigenous peoples and exploit their resources. In suchasituation the fate of indigenous peoples in India is alarmingly inching towards an ominous future..
India is one of the 143 countries that have voted in 'favor' on the recent UN's Declaration on the Rights of IndigenousPeoples. Therefore, India should implement at home what it has espoused at the international forum. The concemed.
intellectuals and students in JNU should also look into the discrimination of indigenous peoples in India and interrogate the.
situations of the peoples at the peripheries. Dead silence maintained by most of the political organizations in the campusover the grave situation of the indigenous peoples in the country is equally disturbing..
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Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research hosts a VICE CHACELLOR’S ROUND TABLE CONCALVE: Homogenization of Higher Education NEP 2020 on 18th March 2023 at the Datta Meghe Medical College, Wanadongri, Nagpur.
Among the revered dignitaries present on the dais were Hon’ble Shri. Datta Ji Meghe, Chancellor, DMIHER (DU), Hon’ble Shri. Sagar Ji Meghe, Principal Advisor, DMIHER (DU) , Hon’ble Dr. Vedprakash Mishra, Pro-Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), Dr. Rajiv Borle, Director General, DMIHER(DU), Dr. S S Patel, Chief Coordinator, DMIHER(DU), Prof. Lalitbhusham Waghmare, Vice Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), and Dr. Shweta Pisulkar, Registrar, DMIHER(DU).
Automatic Ultrasonic Homogenizer also known as an ultrasonic disruptor or ultrasonic processor, is a laboratory instrument designed to efficiently disrupt, disintegrate, or homogenize biological samples, tissues, cells, or other materials using ultrasonic waves. The ultrasonic homogenizer consists of a transducer that converts electrical energy into ultrasonic vibrations. When using an automatic ultrasonic homogenizer, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for sample preparation, instrument setup, and safety precautions. Shop online at Labtron.us
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A RESPONSE TO THE LAST 'INDIC CONSOLIDATION' .
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within the lndic discourse, does not constitute an entire political identity... ".
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traditions ofthe regions that now constitute India. Furthennore, the pamphlet refers solely to those texts dated back pamphlet is equated with brahminical texts like the Kamasutra and the Manusmriti and this excludes many popular -the 'lndic Consolidation.
' There are a few questions that need to be addressed at the outset. What is the 'Jndic discourse'? 'Indic' in this .
to early India and thus homogenizes.
regions after a particular timeframe. Very often, as may be seen, these texts reflect not just the dominant dictum of the notion of a 'civilization', which then excludes traditions from these .
a particular time, but also the structures ofoppression and 'asymmetricalities.
The division of humanity into four different, homogenous ' in the power relations in society.society' is superior to another is a result of a fascist mindset given the fact that there is no one unitary measure of and oppositional civilizations .
'other' and therefore gloss over conflicts that are essential to any culn1re. Relatedly, to propose that any 'human 'human society'. is baseless and is dangerous to any analysis ofhuman history. Such classifications necessarily exclude marginalized traditions as theThe addressaJ of homosexuality.
any understanding within the so-called 'Semitic' and 'Tndic' traditions have been used out of the .
hierarchies prevalent in the very myth itself. Within the myth, it is Parvati who fuses into Shiva and not the other context of larger structures prevalent in both. These structures include among others, patriarchy, which is crucial to of sexuality. The glorification of the concept of the Ardhanarisvara.
masculine figure ofShiva. .
glosses over the gendered .
way around. She occupies the lesser important left halfofthe Ardhanarisvara, \\hich is ultimately thought ofas the The idea that the 'sensual' always translated into the 'spiritual' in the so-called ·rndic' tradition is again .
problematic, as the former was almost always rooted .in the oppressive strucrures of class, caste and gender of the .
time, instances ofwhich are prevalent in most brahm1nical texts, including the Kamaswra. The linkage ofsexuality in which sexuality has been expressed. .
with sin in the so-called 'Semitic' tradition is similarly problematic as it puts a cloak over the heterogeneous ways.
would be naive as most definitions arc based as much on the 'other ' as oneseu·. With special reference to the so-.
To even begin to claim that the so-called 'Indic paradigm' is characterizednumerous processes of 'othering'. These include the concepts of the mlechcha, the yavana and the asura. In .
addition to the recognition ofthe 'other', there is also a conscious penalization ofthe same. .
by .. the marked absence of the other'' .
called 'lndic paradigm', even with a limited knowledge of the tmditions being spoken about, one can ident:i1).r .
the non-existence The idea that within the dominant discourses of the so-called 'Indic' tradition, 'alternative' sexualities did not .
constitute an entire political identity is flawed as there is a marked presence of non-heterononnativeconstitutes a positive clement? sexualities as .
public identities, including Aijuna as a kliba, or Shikhandi as a political figure in the Kurukshetra war. To valorize .
of an identity in the political sphere is itself problematic as people such as Dalits and women .
were also kept out of the mainstream. Does one then contend that "indifference' towards all marginalized.
All social formations have their complexities, groups.
specificities,.
addressed and c1itiqued, both specifically and holistically. Any fascist atlempt to vilif)' one for the purpose of .
understanding hierarchies and exclusions, which have to be .
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of class, religion, caste, race, gender and sexuality, such readings of early texts are fraught with .
glori(ving another is condenmabJe for any constructive perspective on human history. Far &om adding to an .
ideology that led to both Nazi Gennany and Gujarat in the history ofhuman beings. .
vested interests, which propose a one-sided and-'exclusionary .
perspective on these social formations. It is similar.
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Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research hosts a VICE CHACELLOR’S ROUND TABLE CONCALVE: Homogenization of Higher Education NEP 2020 on 18th March 2023 at the Datta Meghe Medical College, Wanadongri, Nagpur.
Among the revered dignitaries present on the dais were Hon’ble Shri. Datta Ji Meghe, Chancellor, DMIHER (DU), Hon’ble Shri. Sagar Ji Meghe, Principal Advisor, DMIHER (DU) , Hon’ble Dr. Vedprakash Mishra, Pro-Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), Dr. Rajiv Borle, Director General, DMIHER(DU), Dr. S S Patel, Chief Coordinator, DMIHER(DU), Prof. Lalitbhusham Waghmare, Vice Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), and Dr. Shweta Pisulkar, Registrar, DMIHER(DU).
Introduction: A Cultural Identity on the Brink of Marginalization
In the rising tide of globalization, local architectural expressions, particularly the architecture of the steppes and nomadic culture, face an existential threat of homogenization. This project emerges as a profound and bold attempt not only to preserve this identity but to revitalize it through a contemporary dialogue. At the heart of this dialogue is the Mongolian Ger – a traditional dwelling that is not merely a shelter, but a complete spatial vessel for a nomadic people's philosophy of life, manifested in its concentric circular plan, its prefabricated, portable structure, and its deep wisdom of living in symbiosis with nature without disrupting its balance.
A Dialogue of Opposites: Between the Volcano's Permanence and the Ger's Flexibility
The project is situated near the Ulanhad volcanic cluster in Inner Mongolia, establishing a dramatic dialogue between two poles: the massive, timeless, and fixed geological landscape represented by the volcano, and the flexible, temporary, and mobile human space embodied by the Ger. The volcano here is the embodiment of the earth's primordial and raw forces, a power that acknowledges only its own geological logic. In contrast, the Ger represents the pinnacle of intelligent and adaptive human response to that nature; it does not resist nature but adapts to its rhythm.
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Essentially, the ISO 9001:2015 has laid down explicit guidelines for devising and implementing homogenized strategies for sagacious strategic management and for seamlessly making headway towards developing an ideal Quality Management system in any organization. Many businesses come across...
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NanoGenizer High Pressure Homogenizer:
NanoGenizer is a laboratory high pressure processing device. It is an electrically-driven and bench-top, high pressure homogenizer requiring no compressed air or hydraulic oil to achieve maximum 3,062 bar (45,000 psi) operating pressure.
General Description : Applications Category : can be used in Formulations, Biotechnology, Food and Other Industries Especially for Pharmacetical research and development of small pilot requirements Built-in Temperature Control, Flow Control Optionals : Gas Pressure Regulator Cycle Stainless Steel Jar Technical Data
...then placed each layer into a labeled bag. The bags were then homogenized (read: squished) to create a well-mixed representative of that layer.
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Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research hosts a VICE CHACELLOR’S ROUND TABLE CONCALVE: Homogenization of Higher Education NEP 2020 on 18th March 2023 at the Datta Meghe Medical College, Wanadongri, Nagpur.
Among the revered dignitaries present on the dais were Hon’ble Shri. Datta Ji Meghe, Chancellor, DMIHER (DU), Hon’ble Shri. Sagar Ji Meghe, Principal Advisor, DMIHER (DU) , Hon’ble Dr. Vedprakash Mishra, Pro-Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), Dr. Rajiv Borle, Director General, DMIHER(DU), Dr. S S Patel, Chief Coordinator, DMIHER(DU), Prof. Lalitbhusham Waghmare, Vice Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), and Dr. Shweta Pisulkar, Registrar, DMIHER(DU).
Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research hosts a VICE CHACELLOR’S ROUND TABLE CONCALVE: Homogenization of Higher Education NEP 2020 on 18th March 2023 at the Datta Meghe Medical College, Wanadongri, Nagpur.
Among the revered dignitaries present on the dais were Hon’ble Shri. Datta Ji Meghe, Chancellor, DMIHER (DU), Hon’ble Shri. Sagar Ji Meghe, Principal Advisor, DMIHER (DU) , Hon’ble Dr. Vedprakash Mishra, Pro-Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), Dr. Rajiv Borle, Director General, DMIHER(DU), Dr. S S Patel, Chief Coordinator, DMIHER(DU), Prof. Lalitbhusham Waghmare, Vice Chancellor, DMIHER(DU), and Dr. Shweta Pisulkar, Registrar, DMIHER(DU).
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UN's Landmark Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples .
And the Fate of Indigenous Peoples in India .
Dates 2.0/10/07 .
The indigenous peoples have faced the worst kinds of exploitation and discrimination all over the world. They have b~n dragged into violent conflicts and land disputes that have threatened their way of life and their very survival. The systematic .
form of exploitation and pogrom of depopulation of indigenous peoples had begun right from the time when the Western .
Imperialist powers 'discovered' the so called 'new world'. We all know what had happened to the 'Native Americans' after the arrival of Christopher Columbus in that part of continent. Today, they are just asmall minority in theirown land, deprivedof everything that they had possessed: political.rights, lands, territories, economic resources, and cultural heritage. It is not .
just the Native Americans but everywhere around the world the indigenous peoples have always been at tht: receiving end .
of imperialistic domination. .
The establishments of nation-states have not actually emancipated the indigenous peoples from various forms of .
subjugation; instead it has only aggravated the forms of systematic exploitation. The indigenous peoples were not given the.
right to determine their political status, but forcibly put under the domination of the newly established nation-states. The .
situation of the various nationalities like the Nagas and many other indigenous peoples in the Northeast region is aclassic .
case of how the colonial state has recklessly handled the fate of the indigenous peoples and forcibly 'integrated' them .
without their 'consent' into the so-called Indian 'nation' that has nothing in common. The indigenous peoples have been .
considered an 'asset' or a'property' that could be 'inherited' by one master from another. Thus, the advent of 'post-colonial' .
era as such has no significance for the indigenous peoples, as the structure of colonialismstill remains unchanged; it is only.
the 'actor' or 'master' that have changed. in fact most of the indigenous peoples still live under tne domination of foreign .
power and they are yet to erperience 'freedom' and liberty in their own lands. .
In this backdrop the United Nations has made alandmark Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Sept. 7, 2007). .
Although, this UN declaration has a lot of shortcomings, the wortd body has finally acknowledged the rights of indigenous .
peoples around the world. This declaration seeks to protect human rights, lands, resources, territories, and promote 'unique.
culture and tradition' of the indigenous peoples. Most significantly, Article 3 of this declaration states that: "Indigenous.
peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely .
pursue their economic, social and cultural development." Most of the indigenous people around the world have been .
struggling for 'self-determination', so by this declaration the UN has taken the right step towards the realization of their .
political aspiration. This declaration has precisely covered the rights of the groups, communities, individuals, women and.
children belonging to indigenous population. .
In India, the indigenous peoples are still deprived of taking active part in decision making processes on the crucial issues that concerns them. Even though they have representatives in the Parliament their numbers are too Insufficient to make any impact on any form of legislation. Whereas the Indian state is moving ahead with its policies of depriving the indigenouspeoples on most of their rights. In the name of preserving the forest areas and wildlife, the livelihood of the indigenouspe~~les hav~ been ,Put at stake in many cases, of which there are debates going on about the choice of considering the fate of t1ger' or people . On the other hand, when the indigenous peoples rise up to ascertain their political rights they are.
responded with strong military measures by the Indian state. · .
Various polici~s whic.h are aim~d a~ :cultural homogenization· have been imposed on the indigenous peoples in the North ;a~t, ~hreatemng the1r cul~t~ral1d~nbt1e~ at a great level. Panchayati Raj system has been extended to the areas inhabited .Y Indigenous peo~l~s, w1.·' the l~tention of pus~ing migrants into their areas, which ill consequently destroy their land.
n~ht~ and ownership. Van?us. act1ons ~f.the lnd1an state towards the indigenous peoples are completely in contradiction ~~t~ Its own laws and co~st1tut1onal p:ov1s1ons. Now, the process of exploitation is moving towards passing the rod to MNCs,QIV~ng t~em the oppo~u~1ty to move Into the areas inhabited by the indigenous peoples and exploit their resources. In such aSituation the fate of 1nd1genous peoples in India is alarmingly inching towards an ominousfuture. .
India is one of the 143.countries .that have voted in 'favor on the recent UN's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous.
~eoples. Therefore, lnd1a. should Implement at home what it has espoused at tho international forum. The concerned.
~~tell~tuals and students 1n JNU sh.ould .also look into the discrimination of indigenous peoples in India and interrogate the Situations of the.pe~ples at th:-' ~enphenes. Dead silence maintained by most of the political organizations 1n the campus over the grave Situation of the Indigenous peoples in the country is equally disturbing. .
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1947 Bond Bread Jackie Robinson Portrait Facsimile Signature SGC 5
The victim of some confusion among collectors and price guide archivists over the years, this Bond Bread set (Homogenized Bond in some references, both being correct) featuring black and white cards with rounded corners, was issued in 1947 and featured 44 baseball players and 4 boxers. Sometimes confused with the 13 card Bond Bread set of Jackie Robinson cards of the same era, the set in question here was printed on thin cardboard and seemingly distributed via several different channels. Indeed the American Card Catalog has given it two designations: D305 and W571. Considering it is one of the first postwar sets and given that it features Jackie Robinson in his rookie season with Brooklyn, the set has a fair bit of historical gravitas despite somewhat nebulous origins and distribution.