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 letter is seen as a counter attack by Hemant, in the line of fire of the Assam Chief Minister, who as the BJP’s co-incharge for Assembly elections in Jharkhand has been hitting out at him over a slew of issues, especially Bangladeshi infiltrators. The Indian Tribal reports

Hailing from a nondescript Naxalite-affected block, some 90 km from State capital Ranchi, this beneficiary of a Jharkhand government scholarship created a flutter at the University of East London, Docklands, UK with her indigenous contemporary art. She tells Sudhir Kumar Mishra about her next plans

The Mission aims to improve the socio-economic conditions of as many as 5 crore of the total 10.45-crore tribals in 63,000 villages. The scheme was announced in the Union Budget 24-25 in July, this year. The Indian Tribal reports

The semi-high-speed train showcasing the nation’s technological advancement in public transportation presented the best example of the changing face of India’s new-era train drivers. Sudhir Kumar Mishra tells you how

He quit his job to start farming of aromatic plants, extract oil out of them and venture into trading in it. Over a year now, does he regret his decision? Niroj Ranjan Mishra finds out from him

Ahead of the Assembly elections in the State, Prime Minister Narendra Modi played the tribal card and hit out at the ruling coalition for corruption. The Indian Tribal brings you the key highlights of his address at the Parivartan Rally in Jamshedpur

Ahowee’s most recent creation on a well-known mythological folktale portrays its dedication towards depicting their Garo culture with perfection. It has been widely appreciated but some murmurings did happen, writes Neelanjana Rai. PART-2

The seven-member folk fusion band — which initially started as an experimental rock group — is now reviving the art of Garo folklore and culture through its music. Neelanjana Rai gets to know more about the band and its members. PART-1

The police used tear gas and stun grenades on students and women protesters demanding removal of the DGP and security advisor to the State government. Attempts were also made to storm the Governor and Chief Minister’s residences. The Indian Tribal reports