Tribal Insight

Tribal communities in Odisha, like other indigenous groups in India, often face stereotypes that can marginalize their cultural identity, traditions, and socioeconomic status.

Healthcare access for tribes in Odisha, has been a complex issue, as many tribal areas are geographically remote and face significant socio-economic challenges.

The tribal communities of Odisha are known for their linguistic diversity, with over 60 distinct tribal languages spoken across the state.

The Sume Gelirak is a distinctive and vibrant tribal celebration that takes place deep within the lush hills of Koraput district, Odisha.

Rashakeli Dance is a traditional and vibrant folk dance from the tribal communities of Odisha, particularly from the Kalahandi district.

In Odisha, several indigenous tribes, including the Kondh, Santhal, and Bonda, practice organic farming using traditional knowledge and methods that have been passed down through generations.

The Oraon tribe is an indigenous group primarily found in the eastern states of India, including Odisha, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh.

Tribal women in Odisha are an integral part of the state's diverse and culturally rich population.

Tribal communities in Odisha are an integral part of the state's rich cultural and social fabric.

Nabarangpur is home to a large population of tribal communities, such as the Bondas, Gond, Kondhs, and Didayi tribes.