IDR Hindi

tribal rights

a woman from the Bhunjia community standing in front of a hut
August 24, 2023
Isolated by tradition: Helping Bhunjia women speak about their needs
by Lata Netam | 2 min read
map of manipur
August 4, 2023
Violence in Manipur: Three months and counting
A compilation that helps you understand the impact of the conflict in Manipur on its people, and points you to how you can help.
by India Development Review | 6 min read
ground-up-series-img
July 21, 2023
Sending aid to Manipur: Volunteers struggle with relief efforts
by Anna, Kim | 2 min read
police barricades_criminalisation of denotified tribes
June 8, 2023
Everyday policing is casteist
The systemic oppression of marginalised communities by the criminal justice system is poorly understood and rarely questioned. Here’s how this is changing.
by Nikita Sonavane | 5 min read
a nath kalbeliya woman with her children--kalbelia
April 18, 2023
Homebound breadwinners: The changing lifestyles of Kalbelia women
by Shreya Kothawale | 2 min read
A woman shooting on a camera with people standing around her_Adivasi communities
March 7, 2023
An Adivasi journalist quits the newsroom to embrace YouTube
A day in the life of an Adivasi journalist from Chhotaudepur who uses YouTube to mainstream the voices of de-notified tribes and tackle discrimination.
by Sejal Rathwa | 8 min read
morung ghar in nagaland-Ao Naga
February 14, 2023
Revival of the Ao Naga way of life: Nagaland’s morung ghar
by Sentirenba Longkumer | 2 min read
Bhagyashri on a bike talking to people-Adivasi
January 18, 2023
A young Adivasi sarpanch in Gadchiroli fears neither Naxalites nor the cops
A day in the life of a young Adivasi woman sarpanch who alternates between helping her community with paperwork and responding to emergencies.
by Bhagyashri Manohar Lekhami | 6 min read
A man riding a rickshaw with a yellow graffitied wall in the background that says justice-denotified tribes
January 13, 2023
Mental justice: Addressing the mental health of de-notified tribes
De-notified tribes face discrimination and injustice and lack access to welfare schemes. Their mental well-being cannot be seen in isolation from these struggles.
by Deepa Pawar | 7 min read
a royal bengal tiger standing on a rock - tiger conservation
June 22, 2022
Tiger conservation: Will humans ever change their stripes?
From creating more unpopulated spaces for tigers to roam freely to justifying the killing of ‘man-eating’ tigers—here are the many sides of the human-tiger conflict debate.
by Niranjana Rajalakshmi | 8 min read
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