Frame A story of any dispute occurs in villages
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Kora in Tumkur district sits on either side of a highway that cuts through the village’s houses, businesses, and farmlands.
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Situated 12km away from Tumkur, Kora looks like any typical village in India except that it’s sprawled on both sides of a busy highway. A high-raising parallel wall separates the villagers of Kora from easily accessing their farmlands, milk dairy, market, bank, etc.
The only connection is that of a dingy, eight feet wide subway through which villagers struggle to take their scooters, cattle, etc.
While Kora’s school children remain the most frequent users of the subway, elderly men on their bicycles have to ride a little more than a kilometre to access an underpass.
Image credit: Amoolya Rajappa
Situated 12km away from Tumkur, Kora looks like any typical village in India except that it’s sprawled on both sides of a busy highway. A high-raising parallel wall separates the villagers of Kora from easily accessing their farmlands, milk dairy, market, bank, etc.
The only connection is that of a dingy, eight feet wide subway through which villagers struggle to take their scooters, cattle, etc.
While Kora’s school children remain the most frequent users of the subway, elderly men on their bicycles have to ride a little more than a kilometre to access an underpass.
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Village disputes are the misunderstandings that occurs in the village and are triggered by the following factors.
Land issues.
Land and boundary issues are main cause of village dispute that makes people to involve in a tag of war or even cold war.
The disputes are to be settled down in harmonic way .
The resolution of these village disputes are several.
Court process which is normally referred to as legal means.
Arbitration.
Religious leaders intervention.
Elders judgement.
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