The sight of sloping double-roofed mud houses dotting the verdant green landscape around the Kanha Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh immediately catches one’s attention. Curiosity drives Deepanwita Gita Niyogi towards them

As many as five varieties of wild flowers found in the kitchens of tribals in Odisha have been found to be rich in their nutrient and nutraceutical potential. Niroj Ranjan Misra finds out about their culinary and medicinal utilities

Mahua is a sacred tree in Chhattisgarh and its liquor is synonymous with the culture of tribal-dominated Bastar. But there is another refreshing drink to try and that is called Salfi. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi finds out more about it as she gets to taste it

Situated in the picturesque Chandenar village of Naxal-infested Dantewada district in Chhattisgarh, the school is offering alternative education to Adivasi children belonging to Gond and Halbi communities, finds out Deepanwita Gita Niyogi

Who were the tribal ‘Goddesses’ Sammakka and Sarakka after whom the varsity will be named? How is Medaram Jatara, which is second only to Kumbh in terms of public participation, connected to the duo? The Indian Tribal brings you the details

Adivasis are gearing up to celebrate one of their major festivals Karam (also known as Karma Puja), traditionally celebrated on the 11th day of Bhadrapad (Bhado ka Ekadashi) and falling on September 25 this year. Sudhir Kumar Mishra sheds light on the festival

Upset over the use of unhygienic clothes by rural female folk during their menstrual cycle in his panchayat, the 26-year-old Kondh is out informing about the importance of using a sanitary pad during menstruation. Niroj Ranjan Misra tells his story

The fresh violence in the northeastern State on Friday started early morning and comes just a couple of days after hundreds of protesters tried to break down Army barricades in Phougakchao Ikhai to reach their deserted houses, The Indian Tribal reports

For the last four decades, a group of 11 artistes, comprising some daily wagers and some housewives, has been assiduously performing to ensure Dula Biha, once an integral segment of tribal nuptials, is alive at least on stage. Niroj Ranjan Misra meets them to know more

She has created thought-provoking work on a plethora of social issues that are unique to the land of the rising sun. She is also instrumental in establishing The Arunachal Film Collective — a grouping of filmmakers of the State. Proyashi Barua catches up with the young tribal achiever [...]