Tribal News

Tensions erupt in Manipur's Ukhrul district as two missing Kuki men are found dead following a high-stakes hostage standoff.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has declared the election of tribal Congress MLA Mukesh Malhotra from the Vijaypur assembly seat null and void.
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Villagers have allegedly opposed the burial, both in the public cemetery and on the family’s private land, issuing threats of physical assault and property damage.
The 26-year-old president of the Moolwasi Bacchao Manch (MBM) was taken into custody by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on February 27, 2025, under circumstances that rights groups describe as a clear case of wrongful incarceration and custodial cruelty.
Koraput matters because marginal districts are cheap testing grounds: low resistance, easy enforcement, dispersed costs on vendors and poor households.
Drawing from official rank data, Nethrapal shows that the negative score talk only applies to a handful of unpopular courses, like biochemistry, where seats go unfilled no matter what. In high-demand fields such as radiology and general medicine at top colleges like Madras Medical College, reserved students are not just qualifying, they're grabbing spots in the open category, beating out general candidates on pure marks.
The allegation is that this assault was carried out by Gwalior lawyer Anil Mishra and his associates. After the incident, when the victim went to the Civil Lines police station to file an FIR, the police refused to register the report. Hurt by the denial of justice, lawyer Marawi has sat on a dharna.
The institute revealed that Jai Singh Meena had joined in July 2020 and was an exceptionally bright and dedicated scholar excelling in his studies.
The death of 24-year-old Anjel Chakma from Tripura, who became a victim of alleged racial violence in Uttarakhand, has intensified demands for justice and greater safety for northeasterners living outside the region.
Tribal farmers in Madhya Pradesh's Janwar village face displacement and bulldozers on their three-generation-old farmlands for a proposed medical college, sparking cries of injustice despite claimed land titles.
The data shows that in just one year, the number of children enrolling in government schools dropped by 7.37 lakh, but the department has no concrete records explaining where these children have gone.
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