Abstract

The Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA) is one of India’s most prominent social movements that highlights the intersection of environmental protection social justice and developmental policy. This research paper examines the role of the NBA in advocating for environmental conservation while addressing issues of displacement tribal rights and sustainable development. The study delves into the origins objectives strategies and outcomes of the movement analyzing its impact on policymaking and public awareness. Through this the paper seeks to contextualize the broader role of social movements in shaping India’s environmental discourse.