The fragmented political fabric in Maharashtra has left the voters confused and the leaders jittery. Amid the chaos, the subject of Marathi asmita has risen and ebbed in absence of a strong anchor
About The Author
Barkha Mathur is a Nagpur based journalist and author. She writes about people in Vidarbha who are serving the society at the cost of gruelling personal struggles.
The Atram family is a prominent tribal dynasty of Aheri, the remotest taluka of Gadchiroli district in Vidarbha. The Atrams were given the region more than 150 years ago by the British. Since then, the family has been the royal symbol of the taluka and has represented it in the state legislature.
In the remote Adivasi regions of Vidarbha in Maharashtra, Gonds and Mandavis are staking an ancestral claim on Raavan who they believe was an Adivasi
Amid financial and existential uncertainty, one man is on a mission to save his tribe’s children from illiteracy and poverty
Counted as a powerful social-cultural organisation today, RSS also believes in the adage ‘catch them young’. Several schools run by it in the city have been the alma mater of many professionals, and its values are deeply ingrained in them.
Virendra Ganvir uses theatre as a medium to confront the societal inequalities associated with manual scavenging
Award-winning writer Vinod Kumar Shukla talks about why his writings deal with class and wealth issues.
Using satyagraha and non-violence as their tools, 'Being the Change: In the Footsteps of the Mahatma', an anthology of seven stories about the lives and work of unsung heroes, shows how these methods can still help effect real change and progress for the people most in need.
A book that brings to light positive stories from the heart of central India's tribal districts hit by Naxal menace
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