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This study focuses on the three giant steel plants of India set up in the mineral rich tribal regions during the 1950s and 1960s. The study provides an account of the adverse consequences of displacement faced by the people and their ecosystem as a whole. It compares the three steel plants in terms of policy and implementation of the rehabilitation of the displacees from which useful lessons can be drawn for the future.

Economic development -- India -- Social aspects -- Case studies. --- Forced migration -- India -- Case studies. --- Indigenous peoples -- India -- Social conditions -- Case studies. --- Land use -- India -- Case studies. --- Mineral industries -- India -- Social aspects -- Case studies. --- Land use --- Forced migration --- Indigenous peoples --- Mineral industries --- Economic development --- Social conditions --- Social aspects