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Telangana: Stop forcible ‘re-location of Chenchu Adivasis from Amrabad Tiger Reserve

Adivasis and supporting activists have petitioned the authorities against what they term as the ‘forcible re-location” of Chenchu (PVTG) Adivasis in the Amravad Tiger Reserve and urged a ‘co-existence’ model of conservation

20 Adivasi activists accused of sedition in Jharkhand

The ruling government reveals a new plot to drive...

Police raid and detain members of denotified tribes in Gujarat

What is believed to be a minor scuffle between...

Sordid tale of starvation: How govt negligence caused deaths by hunger in Jharkhand

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Can We Promote Peace in India, Today?

We also need to actively ensure that the misconceptions...

Forest movement leaders Sukalo and Kismatiya still untraceable

UP govt says both were released but they remain...

India is not on sale: stir against land grab to intensify

People’s movements and organisations vowed to challenge and protest...

Conference uncovering anti-people amendments and how to challenge them held in Delhi

The arrests of hundreds of Adivasis, rights and environmental...

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