Various tribal organisations took out a march to Raj Bhavan in Ranchi on Saturday (August 23) to protest against the ‘encounter’ of the Adivasi leader who was also wanted in several criminal cases. The Indian Tribal reports

From age-old pounding pits to machine-processed supply chain to modern steel carts — a novel millet mission is on the anvil to empower women, nourish communities, and redefine the food culture in India’s tribal heartland. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi gets to know the plans

In Koraput’s remote hamlets, generations of Sunari artisans continue to craft traditional jewelry for the Bhotara tribe—without support, recognition, or market linkage. Niroj Ranjan Misra writes about this disappearing legacy

Marking his 12th Independence Day address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid down the roadmap for the next chapters of India’s rise. He made a series of bold announcements to signal a nation ready to leap, and not just step, into the future. The Indian Tribal reports

The two-day festival celebrates the culture and tradition of Dard-Shina tribal community, which Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha termed as the “most precious treasure of India”. The Indian Tribal reports

Thousands of common citizens and party workers besides dozens of dignitaries braved rain and negotiated traffic jams riding pillion on two-wheelers to bid farewell to tribal veteran Shibu Soren at his native village Nemra in Ramgarh district. The Indian Tribal reports

Despite the bovine species’ ecological, economic and cultural importance in the region, it continues to remain excluded from the ambit of central livestock development schemes even as there is a serious concern over its shrinking population. The Indian Tribal reports

Life turned upside down for two Kondh Adivasis in Odisha after they lost their limb mobility while growing up, one that left them severely dejected and crestfallen. But then, something happened that turned around their lives, for the better. Niroj Ranjan Misra tells us what

Even before the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 it was the Santhal tribals who had first sounded the bugle of revolt against British, and Zamindari, oppression with women playing a key role. June 30 is observed as Hul Diwas. The Indian Tribal brings to you its historical, cultural, [...]

Across India, tribals, especially the women, wear a lot of jewellery, and these vary in look and feel. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi writes about the nature-inspired jewellery of Baigas