Navigate the complexities of refugee relations in India with this insightful examination of state-refugee dynamics. Abhijit Dasgupta offers a unique ethnographic perspective on displacement and exile, analyzing India’s autonomous approach to cross-border migration. Discover the lived experiences, forged identities, and interactions with state and non-governmental actors by groups such as Partition refugees and Sri Lankan Tamil refugees. Essential for understanding India’s approach to human displacement, this book provides crucial context for students, scholars, and policymakers interested in South Asian migration and refugee issues.