Prescribed: Revival pill for Hodopathy
SUDHIR KUMAR MISHRA sheds light on Hodopathy, the dying traditional medicinal system unique to Jharkhand’s tribal community
Read moreDetailsSUDHIR KUMAR MISHRA sheds light on Hodopathy, the dying traditional medicinal system unique to Jharkhand’s tribal community
Read moreDetailsWhat’s common to nursing and dance? It’s tribal danseuse and paramedic Deepa, who has won hearts and laurels alike with her stage shows. Niroj Ranjan Misra joins in with the music
Read moreDetailsRarely do officials come into the limelight on the playing field. But Rajan Ekka has proved to be a pioneer with his double role. Niroj Ranjan Misra tails him on and off field
Read moreDetailsHandia is not just an alcoholic drink, tribals also serve it as a welcome drink to their guests. They tell S Shrobana that Handia is a part of their tradition
Read moreDetailsFood lovers are thronging the Aadi Vyanjan section of the ongoing Aadi Mahotsav to savour tribal delicacies from different States
Read moreDetailsNothing tastes as good as granny’s pet recipe for her favourite grandchildren in Bengal's tribal heartland of Jangalmahal, raves S Shrobana
Read moreDetailsTwo teenage sisters have started showing fancy footwork on the field in Gumla district in Jharkhand, Sudhir Kumar Mishra gets to know them
Read moreDetailsThis 21-year-old tribal athlete, daughter of a marginal farmer, is racing away to medals making a mark in track and field events, reports Sudhir Kumar Mishra
Read moreDetailsPeetha is a legendary sweet in the eastern State and its recipe passed on from generation to generation. But in Jangalmahal, it is completely different, says S Shrobana
Read moreDetailsMischief and spice go hand in hand to create a wonderful meal in West Bengal's Jangalmahal, finds S Shrobana
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