Madam President Takes Historic Sortie In A Fighter Jet
Droupadi Murmu on Saturday (April 8) became the third President and the second woman President to undertake such a sortie, The Indian Tribal reports
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Droupadi Murmu on Saturday (April 8) became the third President and the second woman President to undertake such a sortie, The Indian Tribal reports
Read moreDetailsBy engaging TIPRA Motha within a couple of hours of forming the Government in Tripura and deciding to appoint an interlocutor, the BJP and the Centre pre-empted any immediate flare-up over the Greater Tipraland issue, The Indian Tribal analyses
Read moreDetailsThe tribal outfit notched up an impressive performance winning 13 seats, even more than the Left which had ruled the State for almost three decades before BJP ousted it in 2018. If out of the Government, the BJP will have to handle it deftly given its legislative strength [...]
Read moreDetailsSocial worker Salhoutuonuo Kruse and foreign-educated social entrepreneur Hekani Jakhalu, both tribals, have made their way into history books as they became the first women to be elected as MLAs in the northeastern State. The Indian Tribal reports on the historic results and the women
Read moreDetailsAward-winning foreign-educated tribal social entrepreneur, Hekani Jakhalu, has become the first woman legislator in Nagaland winning from the Dimpaur-III (ST) seat. The Indian Tribal reports on the historic result and the woman
Read moreDetailsSeeking a national footprint, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has sought to turn the tables on the Centre and reach out to the tribal community with a motion in the Assembly to recognize Sari and Sarna as separate religions. But has the move clicked with the tribals? [...]
Read moreDetailsRail and road traffic was affected in several parts in eastern India as the Adivasi Sengel Abhiyan, headed by former BJP MP Salkhan Murmu, effected a blockade in five States to demand, among others, claim to Parasnath Hills in Giridih district of Jharkhand and implementation of the Sarna [...]
Read moreDetailsThis young 5-member tribal band from the land of the Shillong Choir is churning out music drawn from age-old Khasi folklore and the timeless beats and sounds of the pristine Khasi and Jaintia Hills. Proyashi Barua is all ears to their soulful renditions
Read moreDetailsA tribal rock band is the flavour of indigenous music in Arunachal Pradesh. Proyashi Barua catches up with the man behind the group of musicians devoted to promoting indigenous dialects and folk tunes of the State
Read moreDetailsThe main Khasi, Jaintia and Garo tribes of the state each have their unique costumes that are easily identifiable. Proyashi Barua explores the various facets of their attire
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