The recent SC ruling on sub-classification within the SC and ST categories temporarily lifted the hopes of tribal communities in Jharkhand
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Hindu nationalists demand the denial of reservations to Christian and Muslim tribals even as they pursue their own 'reconversion' drive
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In May, a nine-year-old girl was raped in a village in Latehar district of Jharkhand, the state which is currently placed third in the country for rapes of minor girls
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The issue of human trafficking has persisted for 23 years, failing to become a political priority due to the victims' marginalised status
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Jharkhand has been facing issues related to migration for decades. Nothing changes on the ground
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In recent years, there has been a growing recognition in the climate change discourse that the tribals and their traditional way of life are important for the conservation of the environment
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Indiscriminate mining, reckless cutting of trees, and local disturbances such as an increase in the carbon dioxide levels has had an impact on monsoon
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Incessant mining in Jharkhand has led to large-scale deforestation, resulting in long and warm summers and shifting of the monsoon
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Laungi Bhuiyan singlehandedly worked for 30 years to build a canal to bring water to a dry region in Gaya district. Though he got media attention, Bhuiyan has not been rewarded by the government
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Electoral analysts believe that Kalpana Soren, who took charge of the Lok Sabha elections after the arrest and incarceration of her husband Hemant Soren, will be seen in the same role in the Assembly elections as well
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