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Prof. Rose Nembiakkim is Professor of Social Work, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). She has worked as an adjunct faculty in the Department of Social Work, Delhi University before joining IGNOU. She has been awarded the Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) and Doctorate degree in Social Medicine and Community Health from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her interest lies in Adolescent and youth, Women and gender issues, HIV and AIDS, Indigenous/ tribal issues and Community Development. She also coordinated the Pan-Africa e-Network project for the School of Social Work which is the Government of India-MEA Initiative for the African country. Prof. Nembiakkim launched the Certificate in Tribal Studies (CTRBS); through distance mode and online mode and has organized a number of training programmes in and around the country; presented papers in National and International conferences and written chapters in books and has authored two books. She has been awarded the Commonwealth of Learning fellowship to attend the 32nd Asian Association of Open University Conference. Prof. Nembiakkim is also the recipient of the Fulbright-Nehru IEAS fellowship-2019. Gurupada Saren is working as Assistant Professor (Rural Development), School of Continuing Education, IGNOU, New Delhi. He had completed his MA in Social Work from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and Ph.D. in Sociology from Burdwan University, West Bengal. To his credit more than 14 years of teaching exprerinces and 7 years of practioners in the areas of development setors. At present under his guidance 04 research scholars doing Ph.D in the areas of Rural Development. He presented many papers in various national and international seminars and conferences. He has published articles in various journals, edited books in national and international repute. He has authored a book on "Seasonal Migration and Tribal Identity". His area of interest include tribal migration, tribal development, rural development, Self Help Group (SHGs), rural entrepreneurship, tribal social work etc. Dr. Saren has also completed one minor project from Govt of India and one major project From ICSSR.

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Table of Contents

Preface 1. Migration in India 1.1 MIGRATION IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW 1.2 TYPES OF MIGRATION 1.3 DETERMINANTS OF MIGRATION 1.4 THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION 2. Migration and Health: Relation and Effect 2.1 HEALTH IN INDIA 2.2 TRIBAL HEALTH STATUS 2.3 HEALTH AND MIGRATION 2.4 MIGRATION AMONG THE TRIBALS 2.5 HEALTH STATUS OF MIGRANT POPULATION 3. The Tribal Migrants 3.1 CONCEPTUALIZATION OF RESEARCH PROBLEM 3.2 RATIONALE FOR THE STUDY 3.3 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 3.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS 3.6 SELECTION OF THE AREA 3.7 RESEARCH DESIGN 3.8 CHAPTERIZATION PLAN 3.9 PROBLEMS FACED DURING THE STUDY 4. Tribal Migration and Its Effect on Health 4.1 MIGRATION BY THE TRIBALS 4.2 FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE 4.4 HEALTH 4.5 STAKEHOLDER’s VIEW 5. Case Studies I 6. Case Studies II 7. Migration Panacea for the Tribals? 7.1 ABOUT THE STUDY 7.2 SUMMARY OF THE STUDY 7.3 MAJOR FINDINGS FROM THE STUDY 8. Index