Protesters Force Entry into COP30 Climate Summit
Indigenous activists storm COP30 climate venue in Brazil, demanding inclusion in talks. Security breached as tensions rise over climate justice priorities. Read full coverage.
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India's Unity Rooted in Folklore, Says KDA Chair
KDA Chair Bilimale states India's unity stems from folklore harmony. He also discusses the historical Buddhist ties with China and modern geopolitical challenges. Read more insights.
COP30: $2.6 Billion Pledge for Indigenous Land Rights
At Brazil's COP30, nations pledge $2.6 billion to protect indigenous territories and combat deforestation. Historic commitment aims to safeguard rainforests and biodiversity.
Assam reclaims 1.45L bighas forest land, gives tribal rights
Assam government reclaims 193 sq km encroached forest land since 2021, grants land titles to 4,673 tribal families under Forest Rights Act. Historic milestone for indigenous communities.
Dima Hasao Bifurcation Demand Returns with Final Warning
Indigenous groups in Assam's Dima Hasao issue final warning for district bifurcation by November. Failure could trigger massive agitation from December across the hills.
India develops indigenous thermal testing instruments for textiles
India takes a giant leap in technical textiles as NTTM supports development of domestic thermal testing instruments, reducing import dependency and boosting 'Make in India' initiative.
INS Ikshak: Indian Navy's 80% Indigenous Survey Vessel
Indian Navy commissions advanced hydrographic survey vessel INS Ikshak, featuring 80% indigenous technology, enhancing India's maritime capabilities and self-reliance in defense manufacturing.
INS Imphal: Indian Navy's New Stealth Warship Commissioned
The Indian Navy commissions INS Imphal, a formidable Project 15B stealth-guided missile destroyer, marking a significant leap in indigenous warship manufacturing and naval capabilities.
First Nations Fashion Revolution Hits Global Runways
Discover how First Nations designers are transforming fashion with cultural storytelling, sustainable practices, and breathtaking designs that challenge industry norms.
Cyclone Motha destroys 1.58L hectares of crops in AP
Severe cyclonic storm Motha devastates agricultural lands across Andhra Pradesh, damaging crops worth crores and affecting thousands of farmers. Complete details on the destruction and government response.
Gujarat farmers urge minister to restore canal water supply
Farmers in Ahmedabad district appeal to Gujarat's Water Minister to reverse decision halting water supply in Right Bank Canal, citing threat to standing crops during critical growth phase.
5 Forgotten Indian Fruits You Must Try
Embark on a flavorful journey through India's culinary heritage with these rare, nutrient-packed fruits that are making a comeback in local markets.
Kirrikins: Mining to Indigenous Fashion Success
Discover how Australian Aboriginal artist Tania Thomas transformed mining industry experience into Kirrikins - a fashion brand celebrating Indigenous culture through stunning accessories and global recognition.
Assam honors 331 Jhumur artists to promote folk art
Assam government recognizes 331 Jhumur performers and trainers in major cultural initiative to preserve and promote traditional folk art forms across the state.
Phalee Village's Giant Paddy Carrying Tradition Fades
Discover how Phalee village in Manipur preserves its unique 500kg paddy carrying custom while facing modern challenges and fading interest among youth.
ICMR seeks industry tie-ups for Nipah virus therapy
Indian Council of Medical Research launches initiative to create indigenous therapy against deadly Nipah virus through strategic industry collaborations.
IIT-Madras Creates India's First Indigenous Database System
IIT-Madras researchers develop ShaktiDB, India's first homegrown database management system, challenging foreign tech dominance and enhancing data sovereignty.
ShaktiDB: IIT-M's Indigenous Database Challenges Foreign Tech
IIT-Madras researchers develop ShaktiDB, a groundbreaking Indian database system challenging foreign tech dominance and securing national data infrastructure.
Gujarat MSP Procurement Delayed Due to Unseasonal Rains
Unexpected rainfall across Gujarat forces state government to postpone MSP crop procurement, leaving farmers anxious about market arrivals and price stability.
Tribal groups protest Kurmi ST status demand in Gumla
Tribal groups in Gumla district stage massive demonstration against Kurmi community's Scheduled Tribe status claim, raising concerns over indigenous rights and reservation benefits.
Tribal Land Rights Disparities Exposed Across India
Jharkhand MP Jiten Choudhary reveals alarming inconsistencies in tribal land protection laws across India, highlighting how some states leave indigenous communities vulnerable to displacement and exploitation.
IISc Bengaluru: Centre for Critical Minerals Excellence
Indian Institute of Science designated as national hub to fast-track indigenous R&D in critical minerals, reducing import dependence and securing strategic resources.
Indigenous Australian Art Exhibition Debuts in Delhi
Experience the mesmerizing world of Indigenous Australian art as it makes a spectacular debut in Delhi. This groundbreaking exhibition showcases ancient traditions meeting contemporary expressions.
250+ Players Battle in Ludhiana Kho-Kho Tournament
Witness the high-energy Kho-Kho competition in Ludhiana where over 250 athletes showcased exceptional skill and sportsmanship in this traditional Indian sport.
ICAR slams GM-Free India's rice data claims as baseless
In a sharp rebuttal, ICAR challenges GM-Free India's allegations about unauthorized GM rice field trials, calling them unfounded and detrimental to agricultural advancement. Get the full story on this scientific controversy.
Tribal Attacks Spark Major Protest Plans in Jharkhand
Jharkhand's tribal communities face escalating violence as Adivasi Mahasabha announces statewide agitation demanding government action and protection.
Bastar Tribal Youth Win Big at National Kayaking Championship
Young tribal athletes from Chhattisgarh's Bastar region dominated the inaugural National Tribal Kayaking and Canoeing Championship, showcasing exceptional talent and bringing glory to their communities with multiple medal wins.
Australian First Nations Fashion Wows Delhi
Discover how Australian Indigenous designers are making waves in Delhi with their unique fusion of traditional artistry and contemporary fashion at a groundbreaking exhibition.
Cyclone Montha: 300 Poles Uprooted, 20,000 Acres Paddy Damaged
Severe Cyclone Montha batters Andhra Pradesh, causing massive damage to infrastructure and agriculture with 300 electric poles uprooted and 20,000 acres of paddy crops devastated in latest weather disaster.
HAL to Make India's 1st Indigenous Passenger Jet Since 1988
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited embarks on historic mission to develop India's first indigenous passenger jet since 1988. The SJ-100 program marks a giant leap in India's aerospace capabilities.
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