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Gauhati High Court questions allotment of 3000 Bighas of land to private cement company in Assam

Behind the 3,000-bigha allotment to Mahabal Cement lies a decades-old conflict over customary rights, ecological safeguards, and Sixth Schedule protections

Jesuits of India, journalists and academics bid Fr Stan Swamy an emotional farewell

Shortly after the death of Fr Stan Swamy, supporters and family members come together to remember the man one last time and denounce the callousness of authorities

Save the Sarnas!

Jharkhand’s sacred groves face multiple threats, ranging from stone mining to developmental projects and land acquisition

Impoverished Adivasis Hunted as Criminals

Here's a study by the Bagaicha Research Team on how people in Jharkhand are accused of being Naxalites

Who is responsible for Extremism or Naxalism?

Supreme Court says: ‘Indian State, with its blinkered vision...

How do casteism, bigotry continue to thrive in IITs?

A death allegedly by suicide, a resignation that exposes caste-based discrimination; happenings at IIT Madras are a sign of a deeper problem

Dewas Adivasi family massacre: There’s more to it than a failed ‘love affair’

Bahujan activist and Bhim Army member Suraj Kumar Baudh, spoke exclusively to SabrangIndia’s Karuna John on the way the massacre is being projected now

Santhal Hool: The neglected rebellion of pre-independence era

Jharkhand’s Santhal tribe proudly remembers the Santhal Hool as one of the earliest forms of rebellion against colonisers, even before the 1857 revolt

Adivasi identity at stake

Sacred sites and burial grounds of Jharkhand Adivasis under threat

Under the shadow of coal mining

Jharkhand Adivasis struggling to survive amidst rampant coal dumping, forcible land acquisition and displacement; environmental concerns and people’s health ignored with impunity

Adivasi youth allegedly killed by Jharkhand security forces: Fact-finding report

Local newspapers said Bramhadev Singh of Piri village died in counter firing by security forces, but an investigating group discovered villagers never even attempted to fire at officers

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