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The rapidly shrinking Parsi population presents a serious demographic and socio-economic challenge, requiring urgent and collective attention from government, policymakers, community institutions and civil society
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De-notified, Nomadic, and Semi-nomadic Tribes must be enumerated separately in 2027 Census and given legal recognition for socio-economic uplift
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The Medaram Sammakka–Saralamma Jatara, Asia’s largest tribal festival, embodies centuries-old Koya traditions of resistance and worship, but state involvement raises concerns of cultural dilution, identity loss, and marginalisation of custodians
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India’s dependence on migrant labour to build its cities and drive its economy carries a responsibility to protect their health, safety, dignity, and welfare
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Without regular check-ins, social engagement, or reliable systems of care, many elderly individuals are left to fend for themselves
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Demands to delist Lambadis from Telangana’s Scheduled Tribe list ignore history, law, and ground realities
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The restoration of movement on the National Highway is a crucial step toward normalising daily life and economic activity
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To ask a community to ‘go back’ is a violation of penal laws and constitutional rights
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Efforts to improve mental health outcomes in the LGBTQIA+ community must confront structural forces perpetuating their marginalisation
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These residents are keen to take advantage of the benefits offered by the scheme but are requesting specific exemptions to make the installation process more feasible for their communities
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We are witnessing the rise of a culture where being a fan is valued more than being a thinker, a questioner, or an achiever. India must move from spectacle to substance, from fandom to citizenship, from mourning to meaningful reform
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Islam did not merely encourage education, it institutionalised it — Mosques doubled as schools, scholars were revered and centres of learning thrived
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India has the world’s largest youth population and we have no choice but to build a future for them based on ground realities
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Telangana government’s 42 per cent BC reservation can be a game changer only if the State ensures a special help desk for the De-notified Tribes to access welfare benefits
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Putting an end to VIP culture should be one of the key lessons for the authorities to learn from Kumbh Mela apart from crowd management
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We must move beyond outdated notions of gendered power and recognise that feminism’s success lies in its inclusivity
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Nagoba Jatara, a five-day-long annual religious affair of Mesrams, is the second largest congregation of tribals
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A multi-pronged approach such as combining offline and online networks can create a robust support system
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Is it a way of practice or ‘social evil’? Kerala’s Sivagiri Mutt head’s statement brings the debate over dress code in temples back to table