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This compendium of twenty-three papers, presented at a national seminar, organised by Astha Bharati, Delhi, in association with the Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research, addresses a wide range of issues concerning the complex problem of illegal migration from Bangladesh.
Tracing the factors responsible for illegal migration, both historical and politico-economic, the contributors analyse its implications for India in general and the North Eastern states in particular—pushing high population growth, disturbing the demographic texture of population, threatening internal security, deteriorating economy and influencing electoral politics.


