Tribal News

Tribal rights activist Nisha Kumari Bhagat
Participants raised slogans against the dam, called for the release of detained anti-dam activists and leaders in Arunachal Pradesh, and demanded an end to the alleged militarisation of the Siang Valley.
For many first-generation students from Telangana’s poorest families, the admission letter to a top university is where the dream ends, crushed by the high cost of overseas education.
A delegation of students from the oppressed communities forced the administration to open the gate and listen to their concerns.
Leader of Opposition in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Umang Singhar, met with protesting villagers and the family of Vimla Kol on October 25.
Activists working for tribal rights allege that incidents of evicting tribals from their traditional homes and land are continuously coming to the fore in the state, while their claims and rights under the Forest Rights Act are not being effectively settled.
 The Court set aside the Family Court’s judgment and dissolved the marriage by a decree of divorce by mutual consent under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
When a farmer is forced to leave farming and take up wage labour, when a tribal community becomes increasingly disconnected from forests and natural resources, the crisis goes beyond livelihoods.
Protestors, mainly belonging to Adi tribe community are opposing
the ongoing Pre-Feasibility Report activities and survey work and
demand the withdrawal of security forces from the region.
The struggle assumes significance in the backdrop of rising water levels in some of the settlements impacted by the Majhgawan Dam, submerging homes and farms of the adivasi villagers.
Some protesters were seen staging a symbolic hanging demonstration. At the same time, some women were sitting with mud wrapped around their bodies.
The findings prompted CJP to question the execution of the ₹1,500 crore Tribal Area Development (TAD) budget, demanding a public accounting of funds allocated, spent, and left unutilised.
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