Explore India’s complex refugee regime and resettlement policies through the lens of the Chakma community in Arunachal Pradesh. This insightful book, “India’s Refugee Regime and Resettlement Policy: Chakma’s and the Politics of Nationality in Arunachal Pradesh,” delves into the socio-economic and political factors governing refugee resettlement in Northeast India. It critically examines the disparities between policy and practice, the influence of civil society, and the profound implications of partition and nationality on migration. Uncover the historical context, constitutional provisions, and citizenship rights of the Chakma people, revealing the contradictions within India’s approach to refugees. A must-read for understanding nationality politics and human rights in the region.