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Delhi, the capital of India, stands as a symbol of history, culture, and power.

India’s identity as a diverse and pluralistic democracy has always been shaped by its myriad communities, each contributing to the country’s rich cultural and social fabric.

In the verdant hills and dense forests of Odisha, tribal women navigate a reality where menstruation is both a personal journey and a societal taboo.

In a surprising turn of events, Hindenburg Research, the activist short-selling firm that shook global markets with its scathing reports on corporate misconduct, has announced its closure.

Ayushman Bharat Yojana, launched by the Government of India in 2018, is a flagship initiative aimed at providing affordable healthcare to economically disadvantaged sections of the population.

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.

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 'Parab' festival, a vibrant extravaganza of tribal heritage, kicked off in Koraput on Saturday.

Odisha is home to a diverse range of indigenous tribes, many of whom have a deep connection with the land and its ecosystems.