The Hindu: Vulnerable tribes: lost in a classification trap

If you cannot view this message, please click here Follow us April 09, 2017   TOP STORY   Vulnerable tribes: lost in a classification trap Precise data crucial to ensure development initiatives Read more » The path home remains closed for Ganjam's Dalits A generation after caste atrocities shook Balichhai village in Odisha, dozens of uprooted families are unable to return Read more » More Articles »   EDITOR'S PICK   India's first community radio still makes the right connect Sangam, which went on air in 2008, continues its two-hour broadcast in Telugu and reaches out to people of 150 villages in Telangana Read more » An elephantine census after 5 years All India counting exercise in May will assess the health of the iconic species Read more » More Articles »   OPINION   Crookery of clinical trials Despite several crimes of enormous proportion where the poor are tested as guinea pigs, nothing has ever been done. Read more » On friendship walks A personal memoir is a touching mirror to Israel-Palestine politics Read more » More Articles »   NATIONAL   Ready to follow 'One China' policy: Dalai Lama Atrocities in Tibet 'similar to actions of dictator Pol Pot' Read more » Weak canine squad led to CRPF deaths? Dogs could have helped detect landmines planted in Sukma Read more » More Articles »   INTERNATIONAL   China's Steel Silk Road rolls on A train from Yiwu now heads towards Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan's commercial hub. The Yiwu-Mazar-e-Sharif journey takes about 15 days. Read more » South Sudan's perilous oil fields Read more » More Articles »   BUSINESS   Industry charts agenda for India-Bangladesh trade To cover links through transmission lines, oil pipelines Read more » On trial for bribery, Samsung boss lets lawyers do the talking The 48-year-old Mr. Lee was mostly silent as his lawyers laboured to portray him as an innocent bystander in a graft scandal that led to the ouster of South Korea's President Read more » More Articles »   SPORTS   India ensures passage into World Group Play-off Bopanna-Balaji duo gives the host an unassailable 3-0 lead Read more » Jadhav sizzles to set up RCB's win Pant's blazing half-century not enough for Delhi Daredevils Read more » More Articles »   SOCIETY   'She's like my wife, you know how it is' Every day, 4,000 people cross over from Nepal to India at Rupaidiha. The crowd is ideal camouflage for trafficking Read more » Nizam visited this temple The Rambagh temple at Attapur dates back to the 19th century Read more » More Articles »   ENTERTAINMENT   Samuthirakani: The angry director Why does Samuthirakani jam-pack his films with social issues? Because he can. Read more » Kishori Amonkar's eternal wait to see the raga Read more » More Articles » Group Sites The Hindu | தி இந்து | Business Line | BL on Campus | Sportstarlive | Frontline | The Hindu Centre | The Hindu Hub Images | roofandfloor | Classifieds About Us | Contact Us | Subscription