Home or one’s native land is not merely a geographical territory where one resides, but carries a much more emotional, non-tangible baggage with it. It is that aspect of one’s existence which accords him a sense of security and identity. In the contemporary times, with the overarching importance of modern nation-states, a sense of belongingness to a particular land which one calls home is extremely crucial in molding one’s identity as a definite citizen of a particular country and by default, entitles him to certain rights and privileges as dished out by the laws of that country. Dislocation, migration or rehabilitation is never a choice happily opted for and is more often than not, is a compulsion resorted to under certain unforeseen circumstances.