Category Tribals
Narmada Bachao Andolan The peoples’ struggle in the Narmada valley over last 32 years has faced a number of crisis and challenges during various phases of our battle against unjust displacement and ecological destruction. Today, the situation with respect… Continue Reading →
The conflict between property rights and economic development is as intractable as ever G Seetharaman | Lakhapadar, Lanjigarh, Odisha Our comfortable 30-km drive from the railway station in Muniguda in southern Odisha’s Rayagada district comes to an abrupt end as… Continue Reading →
The Kadaknath has been in the news because of an ownership tussle between Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. MP won, but it is in impoverished Dantewada that the fowl has become a symbol of hope. Krutika Behrawala Hindustan Times Women are… Continue Reading →
Multiple agitations show all’s not well with the ‘rich’ state of Maharashtra PRACHI PINGLAY-PLUMBER PRECEDENT The Maratha protest for reservation in Mumbai last year PHOTOGRAPH BY PTI Mail Print Share A A A INCREASE TEXT SIZE Come August, and there’ll… Continue Reading →
Rashmi Drolia| TNN | Illustration for representational purpose RAIPUR: A seven-month pregnant woman in labour for several hours gave birth to a premature baby in an auto-rickshaw after she was allegedly asked to go to private hospital in absence of doctors at… Continue Reading →
In Memory of Pehlu Khan |New Delhi| April 3rd 2018 marks one entire year since Pehlu Khan’s death, a dairy farmer from Nooh district of Haryana who was attacked by a group of 200 cow vigilantes affiliated with right-wing… Continue Reading →
GOMP callous to the demands and companies commit contempt of I.T. order Suicide by young worker should compel the govt. to pay compensation, wages. New Delhi | 25th March, 2018: The M.P. Government’s face stands exposed in the case of the 1200 workers and… Continue Reading →
NEW DELHI: Sounding a warning that over five billion people across the globe may run into water shortage, a United Nations report has pointed out that dams in India have done more harm than good to the cause of… Continue Reading →
👤by Northeast Today Two tribal children were killed after an outbreak of measles in Manipur, said K. Rajo, Director of Health Services, on Thursday. Over 50 other children have also been affected by this disease. Officials said that the disease… Continue Reading →
By Cithara Paul A makeshift stage of the protesters at Keezhattoor that was set on fire by CPI(M) activists | Sajeesh Sankar A few ‘birds’ in a paddy field in the red bastion of Kannur district are giving sleepless nights… Continue Reading →