<p>At a seminar organised by Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies (BILS) on Saturday, participants presented a holistic approach to the issue of migration, an issue which has<br />internationally gained relevance. Having the theme ‘Migration and Regional Development in India’, the seminar saw participation from nearly 60 members from across the country.</p>.<p>“The seminar aims to discuss the implications of domestic and international migrations on India involving all dimensions- social, cultural, economic and political. The process of migration has both positive and negative consequences,” Kamalakshy K, faculty-in-charge and assistant professor BILS told <span class="italic">DH</span>.</p>.<p>The paper presentations included subjects like ‘International migrations and its impact on economic and social development in India’, ‘Inter-state migration and regional disparities’,<br />‘Migration and urban transition in India’, ‘Impact of migration on the Fiscal policy of India’ and ‘Judicial response on illegal migration and deportation’.</p>.<p>“This is the second national seminar organised by BILS. Focussing on the relevant topics of the day it aims to give a holistic approach to the problem. Since the paper presenters come from different parts of the country it helps in analysing the situation better,” she added.</p>
<p>At a seminar organised by Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies (BILS) on Saturday, participants presented a holistic approach to the issue of migration, an issue which has<br />internationally gained relevance. Having the theme ‘Migration and Regional Development in India’, the seminar saw participation from nearly 60 members from across the country.</p>.<p>“The seminar aims to discuss the implications of domestic and international migrations on India involving all dimensions- social, cultural, economic and political. The process of migration has both positive and negative consequences,” Kamalakshy K, faculty-in-charge and assistant professor BILS told <span class="italic">DH</span>.</p>.<p>The paper presentations included subjects like ‘International migrations and its impact on economic and social development in India’, ‘Inter-state migration and regional disparities’,<br />‘Migration and urban transition in India’, ‘Impact of migration on the Fiscal policy of India’ and ‘Judicial response on illegal migration and deportation’.</p>.<p>“This is the second national seminar organised by BILS. Focussing on the relevant topics of the day it aims to give a holistic approach to the problem. Since the paper presenters come from different parts of the country it helps in analysing the situation better,” she added.</p>