This is the second mega tribal-centric scheme launched by the Prime Minister from Jharkhand, after the Rs 24,000-crore PM-JANMAN which he unveiled from Birsa Munda’s birthplace. The Indian Tribal reports

This is yet another tribal outreach ahead of Assembly elections in Jharkhand. The Prime Minister has chosen Jharkhand, the birthplace of Adivasi icon Birsa Munda, to launch the mega scheme worth nearly Rs 80,000 crore. Birsa Munda is revered as Dharti Aaba, which means Father of the Land. [...]

The two-day Jharkhand Adivasi Mahotsav concluded in Ranchi amidst a flurry of mesmerising cultural events. The event was organised to mark the International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples. Sudhir Kumar Mishra reports

The premier institute’s Centre for Nano Science and Engineering will provide basic and advanced training to the tribal students in semiconductor technology over the next three years. The Indian Tribal reports

What is the Day officially called? Where was the decision to celebrate the Day taken? Why was the decision taken? Do you know why the Day is observed on August 9 every year? The Indian Tribal brings you the answers to all such queries about the special day

The female doctor, belonging to the Gond tribal community, has achieved a rare distinction of conducting deliveries of over 100 twin babies in just two and half years itself in Durg district hospital. Vijay Singh Thakur reports

As per data provided by the Minister of State for Tribal Affairs Durgadas Uikey, there are 20 slots available under National Overseas Scholarship in every selection year. The Indian Tribal reports

With the Assembly elections just a few months away, the decision to bring back the out-on-bail Hemant Soren at the helm of affairs in Jharkhand has been taken as part of a multi-pronged strategy. The Indian Tribal reports

Champai Soren proposed the setting up of a tribal regiment, like the Jat, Punjab, Sikh and Madras Regiments during his meeting with the GOC-in-C of the Eastern Command, Sudhir Kumar Mishra reports

The impact of modern education and the fear of pain are making adolescent Adivasi girls stay away from this traditional tribal tattooing process, finds out Deepanwita Gita Niyogi