Farm and Forest

20 years of FRA 2006, J and K appoints Tribal Ministry as Nodal agency

Despite the Union government’s tardy approach since the passage of the historic Forest Rights Act in 2006, states such as Jammu and Kashmir are now taking the lead in securing indigenous land rights. Groups including the Wullar Bachav Front and the All India Union of Forest Working Peoples (AIUWFP) have been engaging with the state administration on the issue

Eminent economist Jean Drèze arrested in Jharkhand

According to sources, they were organising a meeting on...

A Dalit woman’s activism for Forest Rights in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh

Shobha's fight for forest rights has made her a...

Modi Regime’s nod for mining in 170,000 hectares of forest in Chhattisgarh

Hasdeo Arand is one of the largest contiguous stretches...

One person reportedly killed, several wounded in anti-Vedanta protests at Niyamgiri, Odisha

SabrangIndia team has just received information from the ground...

NTUI calls out targeting of forest dwellers to ‘benefit big capital’

In a forceful statement in response to the recent...

Minority and Indigenous Women Human Rights Activists More Prone to Harassment: UN Report

The report said that women activists working for tribal...

Plea to dismiss “anti-tribal, anti-forest dwellers” Supreme Court Order dated 13th February, 2019

Memorandum submitted by the Campaign for Survival and Dignity...

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