Community First, Padma Shri Hirabai Lobi’s Motto
Recognising her contribution to the society with her unwavering zeal, the Modi Government recently named her for the fourth highest civilian award, The Indian Tribal reports
Read moreRecognising her contribution to the society with her unwavering zeal, the Modi Government recently named her for the fourth highest civilian award, The Indian Tribal reports
Read moreHe studied only till Class 10 and regrets not being able to attend college or university. Yet, his outstanding work in preserving and promoting his Toto language has earned him the country’s fourth highest civilian award, that too, in the Literature and Education category. Shrobana digs into his [...]
Read moreThis Awardee has devoted his entire life to the rehabilitation of youths gone astray through his theatre art called Zadipatti, his magic and his award-winning developmental initiatives as a sarpanch. The Indian Tribal profiles him
Read moreThe octogenarian from Madhya Pradesh has been awarded the fourth highest civilian award for promoting the tribal Baiga art at the global level. Interestingly, she picked up the brush at the ripe age of 70 years. She yearns for a house of her own though. The Indian Tribal [...]
Read moreIf you like your desserts, then Maa Gayatri SHG’s chocolates are a must-try. Niroj Ranjan Misra takes a nibble as he hears the story of 10 tribal women who are successful entrepreneurs now
Read moreFrom social work to painting is a tangential journey few would undertake. Niroj Ranjan Misra speaks with the man behind the strokes
Read moreNearly 90 years old, but there is no stopping this Jharkhand tribal from action. Dr Soren has a plethora of achievements as an individual and is legendary for working towards tribal welfare internationally. Sudhir Kumar Mishra talks to the man on one of his annual India trips
Read moreShe is on her way to the National Capital to compete against hundreds of others for the crown of Global Tribal Queen. Sudhir Kumar Mishra attends numerous felicitations and celebrations in her home state as she hurdles Round 1.
Read moreWhen Jhili Birua smashes audio balls for fours and sixes, it’s difficult not to be exhilarated. Niroj Ranjan Misra profiles the prodigy whose quiet persona is in contrast to her fiery game on the cricket field
Read moreThis Kondh tribal has immersed himself in the world of the dance-drama and is still working towards making more people aware of the art. Niroj Ranjan Misra meets the man who can don several hats
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