Tribals In India
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Will Try To Create Sensitive System For Tribals In "New India": President
- Thursday June 20, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
President Ram Nath Kovind today said that in ''New India'', every effort will be made to create an inclusive and sensitive system for tribal communities.
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A 'Jungli' In The Constituent Assembly: Jaipal Singh Munda
- Thursday January 26, 2017
- People | Written by Radhika Bordia
December 1946. The Constituent Assembly was starting the debate on a new Constitution. The icons of the national movement: Nehru, Patel, Prasad, Ambedkar, Sarojini Naidu had spoken on democracy, on fundamental rights, on liberty. And then on December 16th 1946, the voice of Jaipal Singh was heard for the first time.
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After Dalit Anger, This Could Be The Next Big Upsurge
- Saturday August 6, 2016
- Opinion | Brinda Karat
The criminal exclusion of tribal communities in decision-making processes is true not only in connection with the CAF Bill. Tribal voices were ignored when the amendments to the Mines and Minerals Act was pushed through, depriving them of their basic right to consent or withhold consent on takeover of their land.
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www.ndtv.com
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Will Try To Create Sensitive System For Tribals In "New India": President
- Thursday June 20, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
President Ram Nath Kovind today said that in ''New India'', every effort will be made to create an inclusive and sensitive system for tribal communities.
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www.ndtv.com
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A 'Jungli' In The Constituent Assembly: Jaipal Singh Munda
- Thursday January 26, 2017
- People | Written by Radhika Bordia
December 1946. The Constituent Assembly was starting the debate on a new Constitution. The icons of the national movement: Nehru, Patel, Prasad, Ambedkar, Sarojini Naidu had spoken on democracy, on fundamental rights, on liberty. And then on December 16th 1946, the voice of Jaipal Singh was heard for the first time.
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www.ndtv.com
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After Dalit Anger, This Could Be The Next Big Upsurge
- Saturday August 6, 2016
- Opinion | Brinda Karat
The criminal exclusion of tribal communities in decision-making processes is true not only in connection with the CAF Bill. Tribal voices were ignored when the amendments to the Mines and Minerals Act was pushed through, depriving them of their basic right to consent or withhold consent on takeover of their land.
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www.ndtv.com