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Tribal Woman Achiever: Youngest Minister In Hemant Soren Government

by The Indian Tribal

March 8, 2025

Thrust into the hustle-bustle of politics due to circumstances, she is putting her experiences gained in the corporate world to good use as the State Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperative Minister. Sudhir Kumaar Mishra sheds some more light on her on this International Women’s Day

Highly Alarming: 18 Minors Arrested For Gangrape Of 3 Tribal Girls In Jharkhand

by The Indian Tribal

February 25, 2025

The incident comes as a stark reminder of the 2018 gang rape of five women in Kochang block of the same Khunti district. Jharkhand DGP said the accused above 16 years will be tried as adults. The Indian Tribal reports

Update

7 Kuki-Zo camps to be relocated to tribal areas

The Union Home Ministry and Manipur’s Kuki-Zo insurgent groups have reached an understanding to relocate seven camps from near Meitei-dominated areas. The decision follows a second round of talks on Monday under the 2008 Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement. “It has been agreed in principle that any relocated camps should be in tribal areas. The locations of the new camps in tribal areas will be discussed at a third meeting to be scheduled,” an official said. While Meiteis have opposed the pact blaming armed Kuki militants for involvement in the protracted strife, Kukis have accused Meitei groups, including Arambai Tenggol, of stoking the violence.