
What the city came to learn from the Mundas
When 40 visitors from the city arrived at Saramodah โ a small hamlet in Jharkhand’s Khunti district โ they came out of curiosity.

Jharkhand’s real food “preservative”
A community-led book documents forest wisdom in the tribal language of Mundari, acting as a healthy, real โfood preservative,โ turning ancestral food knowledge into a living archive.

For thousands of years, no textbook has documented what Munuren knows
To ensure these ancestral secrets are never lost, Torpa Rural Development Society for Women (TRDSW) has been working alongside these women to document this wisdom.

Munda women are safeguarding indigenous food systems
The Munda tribals of Chota Nagpur in Jharkhand are keeping their culture and identity alive by continuing to practice age-old traditions associated with agriculture.

He sold his goat to teach tribal kids in Jharkhand
A 26-year-old who began a neighbourhood class for tribal kids in Chengde village of Rania block during the pandemic continues to engage them using local and natural educational materials like sticks, stones and leaves.

Involving rural parents in children’s education
School management committee discussions bring parents closer to their childrenโs education in Jharkhand villages.

Jharkhand woman turns entrepreneur making bamboo handicrafts
Enthused after learning to make bamboo handicrafts, Mira Devi, an enterprising homemaker, harnesses her skills to achieve entrepreneurial success and trains others towards financial self-sufficiency.

Jharkhand’s buzzing beekeeping biz
With wild flowering trees flourishing in Kelo and Jarakel villages, the local tribal communities learn the basics of beekeeping and head towards making the area Jharkhandโs first honey hub.

Tribal women seize opportunity, turn micro entrepreneurs
With the right support, women in Khunti have overcome challenges and emerged as entrepreneurs. Each womanโs micro business has been her familyโs financial mainstay during the pandemic.
