The Feel Good Factor Of The New Ethnicity: Anglo-Indians Of Kerala And Meghalaya

Authors

  • Ann Lobo

Abstract

In this article Dr. Lobo discusses two little known groups of Anglo-Indians in India and how they have attracted government assistance by accepting the label "backward". According to Dr. Lobo the assistance from the Indian government has meant that the Anglo-Indians in Kerala and Meghalaya are "successful" compared to many other Anglo-Indians. Further, the members of these two groups "feel good" about themselves.

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2017-02-01

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Vol. 2 No. 1 (1997): General Issue

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