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CASUALTIES OF THE STATE MACHINE: RE-EVALUATING THE FAMINES OF THE- MADRAS PRESIDENCY (NATURAL VS MAN -MADE CRISIS)

Author(s):
RAJEETH ALI Z
Journal IJLRA
ISSN 2582-6433
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Volume 3
Issue 7

Abstract

The Madras Presidency Famine Was One of the Most Devastating Incidents in the History of The Madras Presidency, Because Millions of People and Animals Died During This Catastrophic Period. So Many Scholars Have Examined about the Famine. Some Scholars Argue That Natural or Geographical Factors Played a Major Role of Madras Presidency Famine, While Other Scholars Argue That Political (Cruel Political) Factors Played the Major Role of Madras Presidency Famine, So That Two Perspectives Provided Historical Explanation. But However, These Are Not Only Explanation for The Famine Disaster Because One Dark Fact Inside the Two Perspective or Behind "Like the Other Sides of a Mirror", but These Perspectives also Reflect Different Aspects of the Same Historical Reality. While One Perspective Reflects Aspect of the Event, Another One May Reveal a Different Dimension. Therefore, This Study Explores Whether, Beyond the Natural Factors and Colonial political Factors, The Involvement of the Third Group Also Played a Significant Role like "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" in the Extensive Loss of Life During the Famine. in "Behind the Dark Real Fact" in Real History of Tragedy. Let Us Examine the Underlying Truth.

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Authors: RAJEETH ALI ZRegistration ID: 1013444 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA13444Approved ISSN: 2582-6433 | Country: Delhi, IndiaPage No.: 2208-2222

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International Journal for Legal Research and Analysis

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