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The Chakmas and Hajongs continue to be treated like political tools by all parties, rather than victims of xenophobic majoritarianism and discrimination.
The exhibition "Rising Echoes" at Batighar – Smritite Sharaney Aly Zaker, brings forth a compelling visual narrative capturing the repercussions of climate change and the drawbacks of modern development. Photographer Mrittika Gain and artist Hlubaishu Chowdhuri employ their respective mediums to highlight the challenges faced by communities affected by environmental
“I had been down since morning, no one came forward for help” said Joydeb Roaza, Tripura artist and art activist. Recently, Joydeb had posted a plea for help for the daughter of fellow artists, a young girl who had been afflicted with heart complications since birth. The collective of indigenous artists came together to sell their artworks, to raise money for the girl’s
Without citizenship rights and even residence certificates, the community has no option but to take their chances with possibly fraudulent employers, hoping their children will not be enslaved.
In 1947, “United India” got vivisected, in which Punjab and Bengal experienced the divide. This political separation compelled at least 15 million religious minorities to leave their respective “homelands” in search of safe shelters and security of life. Partition violence killed between one and two million people in 1947.