Tag: The Indian Tribal News

Summoned by the National Commission for Women for his remarks against President Droupadi Murmu, former MP Udit Raj questioned the panel’s jurisdiction in the matter and termed its summons as “politically motivated”, The Indian Tribal reports

पारम्परिक विधि से इलाज करने वाले चिकित्सक, जिन्हें ओडिशा में जानकार भी कहा जाता है, आदिवासी वैद्य परम्परा को संरक्षित, विस्तारित करने के लिए सामूहिक प्रयास कर रहे हैं। नीरोज रंजन मिश्रा ने इसकी उपयोगिता बनाए रखने के लिए उनकी योजना के बारे में विस्तार से बात की।

The Adivasi community in as many as five States has pinned its hopes on NDA’s Presidential candidate Draupadi Murmu, who, it believes, will help realize its demand for a separate Sarna code once she assumes the apex constitutional post, Sudhir Kumar Mishra finds out

The Jammu and Kashmir Tribal Affairs Department (TAD) on Saturday approved a slew of reforms for the hostels across the Union Territory to provide state-of-the-art educational facilities to tribal students

आदिवासी क्षेत्रों की अद्वितीय चिकित्सा पद्धति होडोपैथी मलेरिया व कालाजार समेत कई रोगों के इलाज के लिए झारखंड के जनजातीय समुदायों में खूब प्रचलित रही है। अब यह पारंपरिक चिकित्सा क्यों विलुप्त होती जा रही है, इस बारे में बता रहे हैं सुधीर कुमार मिश्रा

Giving up a high-profile police job, one man has made not only his own dream, but those of many tribal children too, come true. Sudhir Kumar Mishra meets friend-mentor-guide Dr Arun Oraon

The Gonds pay obeisance to Budha Raja with the entrancing and intricate Madli Naach during Dussehra. Niroj Ranjan Misra follows the steps

Small dairies have sprung up across Malkangiri and brought prosperity to the tribal women running them. Niroj Ranjan Misra joins them in the cowshed for an early morning chat

From nature worship to matrimony, fertility or agriculture — Mrittika Jain details how there are many aspects to the festival of colours as the Adivasi knows it, going beyond how the heartland celebrates Holi

Sundry tribes have their particular rituals and customs for Holi. The Rajwadi festival, informs Mrittika Jain, hasn’t changed for over 750 years now, the Rathwa and Pawara find love on that day, and the Santhali hail spring with flowers