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Constitution of India Released in Santhali Language
On a winter morning at Rashtrapati Bhavan, history found a new voice as President Droupadi Murmu released the Constitution of India in the Santhali language.
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Empowering Odisha’s Tribal Heritage: Chief Minister Chairs Tribal Advisory Council Meeting
In a significant move toward inclusive development and cultural preservation, Odisha Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi chaired the meeting of the Tribal Advisory Council (TAC)…
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From Red Earth to Gold Medals: The Sporting Renaissance of Tribal Odisha
In the rolling hills of Sundargarh and the dense, verdant forests of Mayurbhanj, a quiet revolution is being written in the dust of red earth and the lush green of world-class…
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How a Tribal Girl Became The Mother Teresa of Western Odisha?
In the rolling green highlands and sun-baked plains of Western Odisha, where the Mahua trees whisper secrets of the past, the name Parbati Giri is spoken with a reverence usually…
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Why India’s Tribal Languages Deserve Their Place in the 8th Schedule?
Standing in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, BJD MP Dr. Sasmit Patra lent his voice to millions who have long been unheard: India’s tribal communities whose languages form the oldest…
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Outrage Over Negligence: Pradeep Majhi’s Confrontation Highlights Deep-Rooted System Failures
Nabarangpur has found itself at the centre of debate once again, this time over a confrontation between former MP and senior BJD leader Pradeep Majhi and district officials.
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A Lifeline for Southern Odisha: Renewed Demand for a Government Medical College in Rayagada
Rayagada, a district once known primarily for its tribal heartland and remote forests, has over the years transformed into a major industrial and commercial centre of southern…
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Mankidia: The Fast-Declining Nomadic Tribe of Northern Odisha
In an age driven by digital conveniences—Wi-Fi, multiplexes and fast food—the Mankidia community is quietly fading away. Their population in Odisha has dropped to around 2,000.
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The Enduring Legacy of the Bonda Tribe: Guardians of an Ancient World
Hidden deep within the hills of Malkangiri district in Odisha lives the Bonda tribe, one of India’s most ancient and intriguing indigenous communities.
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CUO and UNICEF Join Hands to Establish Tribal Communication Cell in Odisha
In a landmark effort to strengthen tribal voices and preserve the rich cultural heritage of Odisha’s indigenous communities, the Central University of Odisha (CUO), Koraput, has…
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