Controversial Incorporations in Reservation Rules 2005 The Parliament, in February 2024, approved reservations for the Pahari ethnic tribe, P ...

Gurjar Desh Charitable Trust (GDCT) members including several social activists and political representatives from various ...

According to Kashmir Media Service, a large number of Gujjar-Bakerwals gathered at Press Enclave in Srinagar to protest against the inclusion of upper-caste Paharis in the Scheduled Tribe list in the ...

Reservation in India has been a contentious issue, with its roots in Dr. B R Ambedkar's vision of social equality. While it has transformed lives by providing marginalized communities with access to ...

Security forces launched an operation in the Gujjar Pathri area of Sopore, Baramulla, after detecting gunshots from a suspected hideout on Tuesday. The area has been cordoned off, and officials ...

By Aishvarya Kavi Reporting from Washington Nearly a decade ago, members of a Northern California Native American tribe, the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians, made a big bet when they bought 160 ...

PIERRE — South Dakota's nine tribes are projecting a message of "unity" going into the 2025 state legislative session. Part of the change necessary to bridge state and tribal relations will come ...

Daniel Pinto is on a quest to tick off all 195 countries worldwide. British adventurer Daniel Pinto has made history as the first tourist to visit several indigenous tribes in Papua New Guinea.

In the United States, there are 574 federally recognized tribes, plus many state-recognized tribes and communities that own and manage land, operate social services and administer federal programs ...

In October, the Rappahannock Tribe — a federally recognized tribe in Virginia — became the first U.S. tribe to safeguard rights of nature for a state river in its constitution, Mongabay reported.

(“Judaism is not only a faith but a tribe, a culture, and a life style, and the motivations behind conversion are as varied as Jewishness itself,” writes Jeannie Suk Gersen in a New Yorker ...

South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP) is an informal network working on issues related to rivers, communities and large scale water infrastructure like dams: their environmental ...