Farm and Forest

Protest decision of Union Government to Scrap 11% Import Duty on Raw Cotton: AIKS

The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) has called upon all farmers to launch an intense agitation against the Modi government

“Chhattisgarh Police Sarkar ke Goonde Hai”: Soni Sori

ICF interviews the adivasi activist from Bastar We spoke to Soni...

The Struggle for Jal, Jungle, Jameen

Kunjam reminds us that the adivasis are fighting for...

F U Kalluri: Going, Going… Gone?

A look at a decade of the Kalluri model...

Saluts to an Inspiring Revolutionary Journey

Comrade Srilata Swaminathan (29.04.1944 - 05.02.2017): An Inspiring Revolutionary...

Dalits, Adivasis Shortshrifted in Modi’s Thirds Budget: Rs. 4, 56,731 Crores Denied

Exposing the Union Budget 2017-18Analysis from the perspectives of...

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“I will continue to work in Bastar”: Bela Bhatia

We spoke to Bela Bhatia, academic and human rights...

Chhattisgarh top cop Kalluri goes on medical leave, may not return to Bastar

Controversial Bastar Inspector General of Police S R P...

Dalit, Adivasi Women, Backward Fight Patriarchy Within and Without

It’s a Three Pronged Battle for the Dalit, Adivasi...

NHRC Issues Notice to Maharashtra Govt: Deaths of 500 Adivasi Girls

The NHRC expresses serious concern over reported suspicious death...

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