A Colourful Saora Canvas
From social work to painting is a tangential journey few would undertake. Niroj Ranjan Misra speaks with the man behind the strokes
Read moreFrom social work to painting is a tangential journey few would undertake. Niroj Ranjan Misra speaks with the man behind the strokes
Read moreTribals pray for cattle bounty in the run-up to, and the period beyond, Diwali. Villages are cleaned and decorated during this harvest festival. Sudhir Kumar Mishra walks through rural Jharkhand to explore the unique facets of Sohrai
Read moreThe popular Diyali festival is celebrated with great pomp and flair among the tribals. Niroj Ranjan Misra joins in
Read moreTribals deify the Karma tree during this puja as a symbol of the holy trinity. The rituals show how the festival also gives thanks to nature and looks to mutually strengthen and protect. Sudhir Kumar Mishra sits through the preparations for Karma Puja
Read moreExclusive to the Babandh village of Odisha, Khapar Kala has been noticed internationally now through a film. Niroj Ranjan Misra details the intricacies of the art
Read moreA pattern for social standing, a colour for achievement — Nagaland’s attire makes a statement in more ways than one. Proyashi Barua explains the hidden meanings in the tribals’ wardrobe
Read moreHundreds of Adivasi stage performers roped in by NGOs promoting art and culture drop out of theatre after some time. Niroj Ranjan Misra tries to find out the reasons
Read moreThe heavy ornaments worn by Jammu & Kashmir’s nomadic tribes are a unique but fast-eroding craft. The Indian Tribal explores the significance and prevalence of designs these women have been wearing since days of yore
Read moreThe Indian Tribal is India’s first bilingual (English & Hindi) digital journalistic venture dedicated exclusively to the Scheduled Tribes. The ambitious, game-changer initiative is brought to you by Madtri Ventures Pvt Ltd (www.madtri.com). From the North East to Gujarat, from Kerala to Jammu and Kashmir — our seasoned journalists bring to the fore life stories from the backyards of the tribal, indigenous communities comprising 10.45 crore members and constituting 8.6 percent of India’s population as per Census 2011. Unsung Adivasi achievers, their lip-smacking cuisines, ancient medicinal systems, centuries-old unique games and sports, ageless arts and crafts, timeless music and traditional musical instruments, we cover the Scheduled Tribes community like never-before, of course, without losing sight of the ailments, shortcomings and negatives like domestic abuse, alcoholism and malnourishment among others plaguing them. Know the unknown, lesser-known tribal life as we bring reader-engaging stories of Adivasis of India.
© 2024 Madtri Ventures [P] Ltd.