India's rejection of Vedanta's bauxite mine is a victory for tribal rights, Natural resources and development

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India's rejection of Vedanta's bauxite mine is a victory for tribal rights, Natural resources and development

#x3C;p><strong>Jo Woodman:</strong> Landmark decision backing India's 8,000-strong Dongria Kondh tribe could set a precedent for tribal people across the country</p>

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