Four tribal children were also allegedly shot at and are still undergoing treatment for serious injuries.

Adivasi lawyer and rights activist Lalsu Nagoti explains the damage that the Surajgarh iron ore mining project in Maharashtra will do the to lives of the Adivasi residents of the region and why they have opposed the project for so long.

The Wire’s Santoshi Markam explains the story of a tribal woman who was recently arrested by the police as a Naxalite in the village of Tadawali in Kanker district of Chhattisgarh with her husband and two-year-old daughter.

Under the pretext of education, many Adivasis are taught that their culture, customs, language and habits are 'inferior'.

Forty four labourers were set free in Haryana. Since then, life has only gotten uphill for them.

Photographs of Mahatma Gandhi taken during his final moments by a French photographer have been removed from display at Gandhi Smriti and replaced by a digitised slideshow without caption.

Women who have been staging a peaceful sit-in protest say police threatened them and damaged their tent.

As many as 91 labourers were employed without pay at two brick kilns of Rajouri tehsil of Jammu and Kashmir.

At present only 210 clinics are functioning in Delhi.

Due to what residents call is a campaign by the Bajrang Dal, the uniquely named street in Dadri has recently made it to the headlines.

In the census and other forms, there is no option to choose 'aboriginal religion'. Representatives say this scatters the population of tribes in the country and forces them to pick other religions.

Ground report by Santoshi Markam on the tribal demonstration in New Delhi demanding that the Forest Rights Act, 2006, be strictly enforced.

Family members of the five men who died while cleaning a sewage tank in west Delhi's DLF Capital Greens allege that this is not the work they were hired to do.