Aboriginal artwork on display in National Museum of Australia

Australia's national TV station for indigenous people

Semantic divide

Shield of time

Fighting poverty : How jackfruit chips come to save Odisha tribals' day

Tribals resort to distress sale in absence of marketing facilities; the state trains 1,000 tribal women to prepare and sell jackfruit chips

Mindless on the Maoists

Modi promises "development" to end the Maoist violence but slashes funds for essential jobs and food programmes

The call of the wild

MALDHARIS OF SAURASHTRA - A GLIMPSE INTO THEIR PAST AND Present Rupa Desai Abdi Price: Not stated

Villagers unite to conserve resources

The Academy of Development Sciences has brought tribals in the Konkan region of Maharashtra together to make efficient use of scarce resources.

The battle of the sexes

Women of the Onge tribe of hunter-gatherers defend their age-old culture against assault from the mainlanders

Dry study on an oceanic idyll

PEOPLES OF INDIA: ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS Edited by K S Singh Publisher: Oxford University Press/Anthropological Survey of India Price: Not …

Ethnic bonding

Neglected Nilgiri tribes gathered together to celebrate their ethnic identity and work towards community development

A native renaissance

Indigenous peoples of the world have been objects of downright apathy and brutal repression at worst, and mild tourist or academic interest at …

Attaining autonomy

Tribals in India have finally succeeded in achieving their long cherished ambition of self rule

Tribal turmoil

Upbeat about the restoration of ownership rights, Gadchiroli tribals march towards self-governance

Schooled in self-rule

What do tribal children living in Nagarhole National Park in Karnataka learn at school? Take pride in what they are, reports NITIN SETHI

The tribe that disappeared

For over five decades, the Durua tribe in Orissa was not recognised because of a mistake in the Centre's list of scheduled tribes made in 1951...

Lost Eden

For over 2 months now, the hills of Simlipal in Orissa have been inundated by fierce monsoon showers. Thick foliage dripping water on the …

"In our village, we are the government"

At first glance, he seems just like any other Madia Gond tribal. Perhaps a little older than his age. But DEVAJI TOFA, who is only 38, is …

PDS, public infrastructure helping Adivasis of Chhattisgarh, MP live with dignity despite lower income: PRADAN Report

Malnutrition, gender discrimination, lack of landholdings and education & declining forest produce major concerns  

Simply Put: En route to Ecuador

Simply Put: State of tribals

Simply put: Forest dwellers face eviction?

Setback for Indians

Setting standards

No takers