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Mahua bats for Sahitya Academy in State

JMM MP Mahua Maji has expressed hope that Sahitya Academy will soon be formed in Jharkhand. On the last day of the book festival organized in Ranchi on Sunday, the first session focused on the topic 'Literature and Politics'. In this, Dharmendra Sushant talked to Mahua Maji about his writings and

Women's Reservation Bill: Jharkhand Women Tribal Leaders Are Hoping For A Change

International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples | Asur language debate in Nepal as Jharkhand celebrates International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples

The Asur is a small tribal community belonging to a particularly vulnerable tribal group (PVTG) and their Asur language which has no script of its own was listed by Unesco as a 'definitely endangered language'

Droupadi Murmu | Tribals write to President Droupadi Murmu, seek intervention in restoring peace in Manipur

We tribal writers and common people across the country are shocked and saddened by ongoing violence in state for the last two months, says letter

Manuscripts of three tribal creators of the country will be rewarded and published, submit by this date

Jharkhand News: Manuscripts of three tribal creators of the country will be rewarded and published on the occasion of World Tribal Day on August 9. This | BLiTZ

Parliament Inauguration: A Moment Missed

The symbolism of a tribal woman President inaugurating the new Parliament building would have been remarkable, feels the community

New Delhi World Book Fair: Adivasi Publishers Come Together To Reclaim History And Literature

Damsels Not in Distress : Adivasi Protagonists in Alice Ekka's Writings | Economic and Political Weekly

Alice Ekka’s protagonists are strong Adivasi women who have agency, choices, and dreams.

Jharkhand - Jharkhand: Children's books to preserve tribal tongues

Around 2,500 languages from across the world, including many from India, are vulnerable or endangered and need immediate attention for their preservation

Vandana Tete: 'For Adivasis, the forest is not a resource, it is their life'