Oraon Sachin·Sep 2Before the Ambulance Arrives: What the Dooars Can Teach Us About Indigenous Knowledge and Maternal…At three in the morning, when the tea gardens of the Dooars ( West Bengal) are quiet and most families are asleep, a woman can suddenly go…
Shreya Mandal·Aug 28Nepal’s Flood Disaster Exposes Deep Inequalities for Dalit and Indigenous Communitiesनेपालको बाढी प्रकोपले दलित र आदिवासी समुदायहरूको गहिरो असमानताहरू देखायो
Oraon Sachin·Aug 16What It Means to Inherit a Tea Garden’s Wages, Not Just Remember ThemEighty years after Independence, some things are still passed from one generation to another not as memories, but as consequences…
Shagufa Khan·Jul 25The Funeral Pyres of DevelopmentWhat does the Chita Andolan reveal about India’s model of progress?
Ravi Kumar·Jul 11Jackfruit EveningsSome experiences are planned, and some just happen. You end up making memories for life with people and learning so much from them. I…
ADITI·Jun 6What I Learned from Nesha Oraon Podcast: Powerful Lessons on Adivasi Culture, Identity, and…When I had begun to watch the KankeTalks Podcast of Nesha Oraon, I had anticipated a talk about tribal people and their ways of life. I…
Anurag Shukla·Oct 12, 2025The Vanishing Names of RatsWhat we lose when children forget how to name the world
Anurag Shukla·Oct 12, 2025The Curator and the Clerk — Why Indian Public Policy Needs to Rethink CultureThe piece reflects on the gap between how culture is lived and how it is administered, drawing on insights from anthropology, public…
Ankit Raj·Aug 22, 2025Developmental Challenges Faced by Adivasis in IndiaIs development truly benefiting Adivasi communities, or is it perpetuating their marginalization?
