A trial of three nutrition‐sensitive agriculture interventions with participatory videos and
women's group meetings in rural Odisha, India, found improvements in maternal and child …

In independent India, national development has been largely equated with economic growth
and surplus. Most tribal people in India lead a hard, materially poor life. Multiple natural …

Contemporary Odisha has witnessed many micro-social movements fighting
industrialization, mining, major dams, and similar development projects. The introduction of …

Common property resources play crucial roles in the culture, traditions, and very survival of
marginal groups such as the tribals and Dalits in the rural and hilly regions of India …

India hosts the world's largest population of Scheduled Tribes (STs), constituting 8.6% of its
total populace and comprising about 700 distinct tribes. Despite their cultural richness and …

Introduction is apter explores the relationship between secure access to land and the
human development of the tribal people as a people living a civilizational construct that is far …

The central Indian tracts including the states of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, at the
centre, Odisha and Jharkhand to the east and Rajasthan to the west and Telangana to the …

The tribal economy is closely attached to immediate natural resources like land and forests.
However, State and non-state forest exploitation, restrictions put on natural resources by the …

Résumé Depuis la fin du 19 e siècle, la législation relative à la conservation des forêts s' est
construite systématiquement en opposition aux droits fonciers des tribus répertoriées et cela …

The present study was an attempt towards deepening the existing body of knowledge
relating to the impact of displacement from protected areas on the livelihood of the tribal …