A day of remembrance, renewal and reflection, the day goes beyond symbolism. It reclaims Indigenous wisdom as central—not peripheral—to India’s civilisational journey

The discourse surrounding knowledge production in Indian academia has been profoundly influenced by colonial frameworks, which have historically positioned tribal communities as passive subjects rather than as active agents of knowledge production. Much of the existing scholarship concerning these communities continues to rely on texts authored by colonial ethnographers, whose…

Contributions of tribal women in India go beyond gender narratives; they embody sustainability, economic resilience, and governance rooted in community welfare. Their expertise in environmental conservation, traditional knowledge systems, and participatory governance serves as a vital framework for sustainable development. On this International Women’s Day, it is crucial to acknowledge…