India's Marine Fisheries Census Goes Fully Digital
India launches its first-ever digital marine fisheries census, revolutionizing data collection for 8.9 lakh fishermen across coastal states with mobile technology and real-time monitoring.
India launches its first-ever digital marine fisheries census, revolutionizing data collection for 8.9 lakh fishermen across coastal states with mobile technology and real-time monitoring.
Tribal groups in Gumla district stage massive demonstration against Kurmi community's Scheduled Tribe status claim, raising concerns over indigenous rights and reservation benefits.
Jharkhand MP Jiten Choudhary reveals alarming inconsistencies in tribal land protection laws across India, highlighting how some states leave indigenous communities vulnerable to displacement and exploitation.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah commits to resolving long-standing internal quota demands for nomadic communities, promising equitable distribution within Scheduled Caste reservations.
India's proposed Coastal Regulation Zone amendments threaten ecological balance and livelihoods, favoring real estate over environmental sustainability. Experts warn of irreversible damage.
Exploring the social breakdown in Indian metros like Mumbai, where gated communities and digital isolation have replaced traditional neighbourhood bonds and children's play spaces.
Groundbreaking ICIMOD study reveals young people in mountain and polar regions face disproportionate climate impacts, threatening their health, education and future livelihoods.
The influential Tai Ahom community in Assam has issued an ultimatum to the BJP government, warning of massive electoral boycott if their Scheduled Tribe status demand isn't met before upcoming polls.
Discover how Gujarat's Rabari tribe transformed from desert herders to internationally acclaimed textile artists, preserving their 1000-year-old heritage through stunning embroidery.
A Karnataka citizens' forum challenges opposition to caste census, arguing it's essential for equitable welfare schemes and social justice for marginalized communities.
Discover how the Himachal Pradesh government is implementing comprehensive welfare initiatives in the remote Pangi Valley, bringing education, healthcare and infrastructure development to tribal communities.
The National Biodiversity Authority launches ₹1.36 crore initiative to strengthen biodiversity conservation at grassroots level in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, supporting local communities and traditional knowledge.
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Discover how Chennai's growing network of movie clubs is creating passionate communities, hosting interactive screenings, and fostering deeper connections with Tamil cinema beyond traditional theaters.
Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant emphasizes the judiciary's crucial role in deepening democracy through protecting citizens' rights and empowering vulnerable communities in landmark address.
Assam government introduces landmark policy change, exempting indigenous communities and tea garden workers from two-child norm for government jobs and benefits. A major shift in population policy approach.
A nomadic tribal community in Jharkhand's Garhwa district chooses permanent displacement over returning to their ancestral lands due to increasing human-elephant conflicts, highlighting a growing wildlife crisis.
Discover how Maharashtra's Van Gujjar community spends half the year living in mountain caves while tending their cattle herds, preserving a centuries-old nomadic tradition against modern challenges.
Assam's Golaghat district achieves remarkable recognition as one of India's top performers in tribal welfare, showcasing exemplary implementation of government schemes and community development programs.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah ignites controversy with direct advice to minority communities to steer clear of Sanatana followers and RSS, escalating political tensions in the state.
Jharkhand government proposes converting 250 sq km of Saranda forest into a sanctuary, balancing conservation goals with tribal community concerns and livelihoods.