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shine india monthly magazine subscription published this article page no   39 other reasons threat perception of indigenous people from outsiders migration economic competition between states for resourcesland complexities of terrain or geographical features like forests rivers etc. to properly identify and mark boundaries. consequences of interstate disputes social  violence between states. e.g. recently the assammizoram dispute turned into a violent clash with the death of at least 5 police personnel.  threat to social harmony in the region due to damage to the social fabric of society. economical  lack of growth and development in the disputed regions.  unwanted cost escalations for people and businesses due to additional security deployment at disputed borders. political  domino effect or chain reaction at other disputed borders or in other interstate disputes such as river water migration of people etc. due to trust deficit between states.  rise of secessionist tendencies and groups which pose a threat to internal security. for instance it can lead to confluence of groups with enemies of india including hostile neighbors. way forward  set up state committees to work with survey of india and other neutral agencies for land surveys. the local communities can also be engaged in this demarcation of borders.  maintain peace and tranquility along disputed areas by limited presence of police personnel and use of technology like uav and satellite imagery for vigilance shine india monthly magazine subscription buy.


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