Long Shadows of Reminiscence
Long Shadows of Reminiscence (1) First showers of the Monsoon, and the earth and sky washed, awash. Green, I am
Read more
Arts & Culture
A king and his tribe: How the Mannans of Kerala are struggling to preserve age-old tradition
By Sajin Saju The article has been republished from Indian Express, April 29, 2017. Pushed to the fringes with no inheritance
Read more
Making of a New Identity for the Adivasis of Assam
While incorporating my thoughts to write this article, I was being reminded of a very popular jhumur song from our
Read more
Leepika Singh Darai, a Ho tribal woman from Odisha wins her 3rd National Film Award
Lipika Singh Darai, a Ho tribal from Odisha after winning her 3rd National Film Award has proven that Adivasi women are setting
Read more
Identity grabbing : how official position against indigeneity undermines Bangladesh’s ‘adibashi’ minorities
By Prashanta Tripura The article has been republished from himalmag.com, 7 March 2017. (Image source: Wikimedia Commmons) For some years
Read more
Nagoba Jatara : Annual Pilgrimage of Adivasis in Keslapur
Photo Credits: Shatali Shedmake, Harshit A Charles Nagoba Jatara is an annual pilgrimage of Gond and Pardhan communities in Adilabad
Read more
“Brother, it is not a picnic. It is like fasting.” : Warli’s ‘Birhada’ festival
By : Remigius de Souza The article has been republished from Archetypes India blog and can be accessed here. Traditions are a living
Read more
Adivasi art goes 3D
By Krutika Behrawala Image: Bheentichitra created by Champabai Chitrakar at the Tribal Art Museum in Bhopal Learn to craft dolls, monkeys
Read more
Handiya: An Adivasi delicacy
Language that we speak, clothes that we wear, food that we eat, and our mannerisms speak a lot about the
Read more
The Story Of Adivasis In Assam
By: Syeda Ambia Zahan Guwahati: On November 7, 2007, Laxmi Orang, a 16-year-old girl from the tea workers community in Assam, was
Read more