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India–US trade deal faces mounting resistance as farmers intensify protests

From coordinated motorcycle rallies to toll plaza demonstrations, farmer groups accuse the Centre of ignoring concerns over agriculture, land policies and rural livelihoods while warning of a larger nationwide movement

Eviction of 1 Million Adivasis: Centre must issue Ordinance

Supreme Court Order for Eviction of a million forest...

Ensure recognition of all community, individual forest rights of STs, OTFDs; single, married women

Civil rights organizations Community Forest Rights-Learning and Advocacy process...

CAB row: Tripura police charges three tribal leaders with sedition

The indigenous Borok people of Tripura and their human...

Govt lawyers absent for FRA hearing as millions of tribals inch closer to froced eviction

Central government lawyers remained absent as Supreme Court inched...

Has the government decided to sacrifice Forest Rights Act to benefit corporates?

Opposition leaders, tribal activists and people’s organisations said that...

Adivasi, Dalit Villagers File Suit In Jharkhand High Court Against Land Acquisition For Adani Power Plant

Sixteen residents of four villages in Jharkhand’s eastern district...

Resurgence and resistance: Convention in TISS, Mumbai celebrates the stories of Adivasi women

Fourteen Adivasi women came together on stage to celebrate...

Union budget continues to ignore Dalits and Adivasis: NCDHR

The Dalit and Adivasi Budget Analysis 2019-20 exposed the...

Union Budget continues to ignore real issues of Dalits and Adivasis: NCDHR

New Delhi: The Union Budget looks like a “very...

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