Elderly Tribal Woman Killed by Elephants in Garhwa
A 70-year-old woman from a vulnerable tribal group died after being trampled by elephants while grazing goats in Garhwa district. This marks the second such fatality in the area within a fortnight.
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Bangladesh: Most Minority Incidents Criminal, Not Communal
Bangladesh's interim government states 71 of 645 incidents involving minorities in 2025 had communal elements, calling majority criminal cases. India expresses concern.
Angel Chakma's Death Sparks Calls for Justice in Northeast
The tragic death of Angel Chakma has ignited widespread outrage and demands for justice, highlighting systemic issues in India's Northeast region.
India's Menopause Movement: Women Break Silence on Midlife Health
Women across India are forming communities and demanding better menopause care. From Mumbai gatherings to online groups, Gen X women lead the charge against silent suffering.
NIT Jalandhar Launches Cybersecurity Centre for 4,000 Trainees
NIT Jalandhar establishes a Centre of Excellence in cybersecurity with Ministry of Minority Affairs support, aiming to train 4,000 learners including 2,000 from minority communities.
Rajasthan Plants 10 Lakh Sacred Trees in Solar Hubs
Rajasthan government and private sector launch initiative to plant 10 lakh Khejri trees in solar hubs like Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Barmer by 2028, addressing local protests and promoting environmental stewardship.
Rare Footage Shows Uncontacted Amazon Tribe Encounter
American conservationist Paul Rosolie shares dramatic footage of an uncontacted Amazonian tribe, revealing both peaceful moments and violent confrontation.
Greenlanders Face Uncertainty After Inconclusive Meeting
Greenland's 57,000 residents watch political developments unfold with disbelief, wondering about their future after generations of isolation in one of Earth's most remote regions.
Pune Voters Demand Action on Niche Issues in Civic Polls
As Pune prepares for civic polls, marginalized communities voice specific demands. Senior citizens seek walkable footpaths, LGBTQIA+ groups want housing solutions, and IT professionals demand better infrastructure.
SASTRA's 26-Year Pongal Aid: Rs 30 Lakh for 6,500 Families
SASTRA Deemed University continues its 26-year Pongal tradition, distributing Rs 30 lakh worth of gift hampers to over 6,500 families across ten villages in Tamil Nadu's Thanjavur, Trichy, and Mayiladuthurai districts.
ECI Eases Rules for Adivasi Voter Enrollment in Bengal
West Bengal CEO plans to simplify rules under SIR 2.0 to include tribal communities like Santhal, Munda in voter lists. New powers for DEOs aim to prevent exclusion.
Rajasthan Identity Camps for Nomadic Tribes from Jan 12
Rajasthan to hold identity certificate camps for denotified & nomadic communities from Jan 12-31. Get free help for Aadhaar, caste certificates & access welfare schemes.
Manual Scavenging: A Human Rights Violation in India
A new study from Lucknow University exposes manual scavenging as a severe human rights abuse. Despite bans, caste discrimination forces Dalits into this hazardous work. Read more and demand action.
Koraga community halts protest after CM's job pledge
Koraga youth in Udupi suspend 25-day strike after CM Siddaramaiah agrees to consider direct recruitment for PVTG. Protest may resume in May if demands unmet.
Elephant attack kills tribal woman in Garhwa's Chirka village
A 50-year-old PVTG woman was trampled to death by elephants in Garhwa's Chirka village. Authorities have provided Rs 50,000 partial compensation. Stay alert for wildlife safety.
Ecologist Madhav Gadgil, Western Ghats Guardian, Dies at 83
Renowned ecologist Madhav Gadgil, a lifelong defender of the Western Ghats, passed away in Bengaluru at 83. His work championed local communities as guardians of natural resources. Read about his global legacy.
Gadgil's Warning: Local Panchayats Best for Conservation
Ecologist Madhav Gadgil's crucial argument for involving gram panchayats in conservation, highlighting their role as superior custodians against short-term economic pressures.
Chhattisgarh's Solar-Powered Homes for Tribal Families
Chhattisgarh pioneers a national model, merging PM housing schemes with solar power for Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, aiming for zero electricity bills. Discover this innovative convergence project.
Chhattisgarh's Solar-Powered Homes for Tribal Families
Chhattisgarh pioneers a national model, integrating PM Suryaghar with PM Janman Awas to provide solar power & pucca houses to Pahadi Korwa PVTG families, aiming for zero electricity bills.
Gumla DC's Historic Visit to Remote Asur-Korwa Village
Gumla DC Prerna Dixit visited the remote Karamdon-Asurtoli village, addressing long-pending road connectivity and welfare schemes for PVTG communities. A DPR for a bridge and an Aadhaar camp were ordered. Read more.
Bangladesh Minority Communities Alarmed by Communal Violence
Bangladesh's Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian communities report escalating attacks and land grabs. The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council urges government action to protect minorities and uphold secular values.
Man killed by elephant in Palamu Tiger Reserve
A 58-year-old man from a PVTG was killed by an elephant in Palamu's Chhipadohar forest. The victim was returning from a market. Forest officials have initiated relief measures. Read the full report.
Delhi's Weekday Quiz Nights Draw Packed Crowds
Weekday quiz nights in Delhi are the new social highlight. Discover how packed rooms, Bollywood trivia, and community building are redefining evening hangouts for the 9-to-5 crowd. Join the trend!
Muslim Welfare Association's Priorities for Maharashtra Polls
Ahead of Maharashtra's municipal elections, the Muslim Welfare Association declares its support for candidates focused on education, reservation, and upliftment of marginalised communities. Read their full demands.
Women-Only Communities Foster Connection in Delhi NCR
Discover how women-only walking groups, book clubs, and creative workshops in Delhi NCR are building intentional communities, fostering safety, and empowering female friendships in the city. Join the movement!
Koraga families in Mangaluru fight for promised land rights
31 Koraga tribal families in Mangaluru's Madyapadavu, promised 5-cent sites in 1986, hold title deeds for only 1.3 cents, blocking home repairs. Activists warn of protest if issue unresolved in 2 months.
EC to include tea estate workers, PVTGs in Bengal voter list
West Bengal EC empowers DEOs to verify and include tea garden workers, ashram inmates, and PVTGs without 2002 SIR linkage in the final electoral roll by February 14. No eligible citizen to be left out.
Baby G: Karnataka's Pioneer in Tribal Healthcare
Discover how Baby G, Karnataka's pioneering tribal healthcare provider, combines professional training with lived Adivasi experience to deliver life-saving care to remote communities. Read her inspiring story.
Jarkiholi Details Congress' Social Justice Journey
Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi outlines the party's historic role in championing India's weakest citizens, from Independence to welfare. Read his full perspective on the movement for social justice.
Satish Jarkiholi on Congress's Social Justice Approach
Congress leader Satish Jarkiholi outlines the party's historical commitment to India's marginalised, framing its journey as a people's movement for welfare and justice. Read the full analysis.
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