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From Despair To Confidence: Tale Of Two Physically-Challenged Tribals

by The Indian Tribal

July 1, 2025

Life turned upside down for two Kondh Adivasis in Odisha after they lost their limb mobility while growing up, one that left them severely dejected and crestfallen. But then, something happened that turned around their lives, for the better. Niroj Ranjan Misra tells us what

Know All About Hul Diwas, India’s ‘First Tribal Uprising’ Against British, Zamindars

by The Indian Tribal

June 29, 2025

Even before the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 it was the Santhal tribals who had first sounded the bugle of revolt against British, and Zamindari, oppression with women playing a key role. June 30 is observed as Hul Diwas. The Indian Tribal brings to you its historical, cultural, [...]

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Tribal Couple Yoked To Plough, Made To Till Land

The Rayagada district administration in Odisha has ordered a probe into the incident of a tribal couple having been forcibly yoked to a plough on their shoulders and made to till land like oxen as a measure of purification for marrying within the family. The incident took place in Kanjamajodi village under Shikarpai panchayat in Kalyansinghpur block on Wednesday but videos surfaced only on Friday, drawing widespread outrage. The couple was punished before being forced to leave the village. The couple, Kadia Saraka and Laku Saraka, are from the same community and are blood relatives. Both work as labourers.