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Nolina Minj

Mumbai, Ranchi
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A Sangh organisation is leading the demand that Christian tribals be delisted

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By Nolina Minj
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On May 24, lakhs of members of Scheduled Tribe communities from across India gathered at the Red Fort in New Delhi. They were there for the Janjati Sanskritik Samagam, or “tribal cultural confluence”. It had been organised by the Janjati Suraksha Manch, or “tribal protection forum”. The event was ostensibly being held to celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of the revolutionary Adivasi leader Birsa Munda.
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A Sangh organisation is leading the demand that Christian tribals be delisted

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By Nolina Minj
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Money (India) 1 hour ago My husband and I spent years waiting for green cards. We left the US and built the life we wanted in India. Business Insider - Punita Malhotra • 1h This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Astha Chaturvedi, 38, the founder of Mouri Living. Her words have been edited for length and clarity. After a decade in Big Tech and at McKinsey, I was working at Ripple in San Francisco when I decided to build my own startup. I traveled to India …
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Why workers in rural Jharkhand are wary of the new VB-G RAM G programme

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By Nolina Minj
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In May 2025, Maini Oraeen fell sick while she was working in searing heat in her village of Murkuni, in Jharkhand’s Ranchi district. The 51-year-old was unwell for a week, and then died. Oraeen had been allocated the work of building wells under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act. “My mother used to do MGNREGA work every year,” said her only son, Vishwanath Oraon.
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