Centre approves major tribal-oriented projects for Jammu and Kashmirby The Indian Tribal February 8, 2022The Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MTA) on Tuesday convened the Project Approval Committee (PAC) meeting for Jammu & Kashmir to consider and approve various research and development projects submitted by the Tribal Research Institute, J&K
NCST to hold discussions with Ministries for proper spend of budget for tribalsby The Indian Tribal February 6, 2022An amount of Rs 87,584 cr has been allocated as Schedule Tribe Component in 2022-23 to 41 Central Ministries, which are required to incur this expenditure for the welfare of STs and development of tribal areas
In Kerala’s lowest figures, tribal school dropouts highby The Indian Tribal February 6, 2022Kerala has the lowest school dropout rate in the country. But it needs to take note of the fact that close to one-fourth of those dropping out is from the Scheduled Tribes. Those are big numbers
Preserving tribal cultural heritageby The Indian Tribal February 2, 2022A move is afoot in Jharkhand to document the folklores and dances of the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups namely Birhor, Korwa, Asur, Birijiya, Munda and Ho Tribes, Sudhir Kumar Mishra reports
Odisha’s Reservation Cauldronby The Indian Tribal January 7, 2022The issue of reservation to OBCs in panchayat polls has become a major flashpoint for different stakeholders in Odisha, where tribals have hit the streets protesting reduction in their quota
Mob lynches man in Simdega for ‘hurting religious sentiments’by The Indian Tribal January 5, 2022A fortnight into the Prevention of Mob Violence and Mob Lynching Bill, 2021 passed by the Jharkhand Assembly, a 32-year-old man has been lynched and his body burnt by a mob incensed at his act of allegedly cutting trees of religious importance to the Munda community for wood
Cave of Faithby The Indian Tribal January 3, 2022The rituals of revering the deity will continue for 30 days as the Jangu Bai Jatara kickstarts on January 4 this year
‘Era of tribal militancy in Assam over, AFSPA to be relooked at in 2022’by The Indian Tribal January 1, 2022Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday (January 1) said he is looking at 2022 as a ‘year of hope’ given that the era of tribal militancy is over in the state and there could be a pragmatic decision on AFSPA effective in Assam
300 tribal youth in Naxal-hit Gadchiroli get jobsby The Indian Tribal December 31, 2021Appointment letters given for employment in sectors like hospitality, automobile and even photography at job fair held by the district police
Hornbill Fest enthralls one and allby The Indian Tribal December 3, 2021A slew of events marked the day that kept the locals and the visitors engaged throughout. An ITNS report
