Tenant farmers or sharecroppers find no mention in the Gujarat Government’s Rs 10,000-crore relief package for farmers who suffered unprecedented losses due to unseasonal rains this year. Nandini Oza delves deep into the issue

The Conclave, organised by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, DPIIT, and Ministry of Culture, aimed at facilitating business linkages and attracting investments for tribal entrepreneurs as part of Birsa Munda’s 150th birth anniversary year celebrations, billed as the Janjatiya Gaurav Varsh, The Indian Tribal reports

On November 15, Jharkhand marks its 25th Foundation Day. The date holds special importance this year also because it happens to be the 150th birth anniversary of tribal icon Birsa Munda. No wonder, a week-long fiesta of culture, welfare launches and heritage celebrations are being lined up. The [...]

The PM said he could not allow his tribal brothers and sisters to be ruined by the cycle of violence, nor could he bear to see countless mothers weeping for their children, so his government resolved to free India from Maoist terrorism. The Indian Tribal reports

The four-day Himalayan celebration (Oct 30–Nov 2) in Reckong Peo showcases Kinnauri arts, crafts, films, cuisine and a marathon to highlight mountain traditions and tribal pride. The Indian Tribal reports

The President's visit comes years after a landmark 2018 Supreme Court ruling that overturned a traditional ban on women of menstruating age (10-50 years) from entering the temple. The Indian Tribal reports

Organisers said the 3-day festival, jointly organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and the Government of Jharkhand, marked a major ‘milestone’ for indigenous cinema in India. The Indian Tribal gives out the details

The fact was highlighted at the National Conference & Exhibition on Leveraging CSR Excellence for Tribal Development, organised to mark the 2nd Annual CSR Day, The Indian Tribal reports

Peaceful coexistence with nature, a respect for living beings other than ourselves and some entertainment make up this game. Proyashi Barua joins in

Caught in the crossfire between the Maoists and the State-backed Salwa Judum vigilante groups, they fled to the two neighbouring southern states two decades ago, only to face problems of a different kind to this day. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi reports