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Day 7 of TribalFutures 3.0: Lalita Asaram Bethekar and the Democracy That Must Travel to Delhi
Why must an Adivasi Sarpanch travel to Delhi to secure basic village infrastructure? At TribalFutures 3.0, Korku leader Lalita Asaram Bethekar reveals the struggles behind women's political leadership, food security, forest rights and grassroots democracy in Melghat, Maharashtra.
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World2 hours ago
Day 7 of TribalFutures 3.0: Gregory Cajete Asks Why Universities Must Validate Indigenous Knowledge
Who decides what counts as knowledge? At TribalFutures 3.0, Indigenous scholar Professor Gregory Cajete challenged conventional education systems, exploring Indigenous science, community knowledge and the need to recognise forests, elders and communities as living spaces of learning.
World6 days ago
Day 2 of TribalFutures 3.0 : Baba Pithora as the language of ancestral colours carrying the fragrance of the earth.
Day 2 of TribalFutures 3.0 explores Baba Pithora, revealing the Rathwa community's living Indigenous knowledge, sacred art, ecological beliefs and identity.
World6 days ago
TribalFutures 3.0 Challenges Stereotypes with 30 Days of Indigenous Knowledge and Imagination
The international Indigenous knowledge festival began its first sessions with Chhara theatre activist Atish Indrekar Chhara and Lepcha artist Alyen Leeachum Foning, exploring community storytelling, ancestral memory and cultural expression.

Politics1 year ago
Political Turmoil Shakes European Union as Elections Loom
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Finland’s Sámi Win Landmark Recognition of Indigenous Rights Through International Law
Finland's Sámi people secure historic legal recognition of Indigenous rights, protecting cultural traditions, ancestral lands and self-determination.
Politics1 year ago
Indigenous Nations Are Shaping the Future of AI on Their Own Terms
As the presidential primaries approach, GOP leaders remain split on whether Trump should be the party’s nominee. While some embrace his leadership, others worry about his impact on the party’s future.
U.S.1 year ago
Australia Launches Indigenous Design Institute to Place First Nations Knowledge at the Centre of Design
Led by Aboriginal designers and cultural practitioners, the new institute at the University of Technology Sydney seeks to reshape how architecture, education and the built environment respond to land, culture and community.
U.S.1 year ago
Colonial Theft Didn’t End — It Changed Currency
From the Benin Bronzes to Western museums, discover how colonial looting shaped Africa's cultural heritage and the growing movement for restitution.
Politics1 year ago
Political Turmoil Shakes European Union as Elections Loom
Growing divisions among member states threaten the EU’s stability ahead of key elections. Observers warn that nationalist movements and economic concerns could reshape the political landscape.

Health1 year ago
New Study Suggests Link Between Air Pollution and Dementia
Researchers find evidence that prolonged exposure to polluted air may accelerate cognitive decline. Health officials urge stricter regulations on emissions to protect vulnerable populations.
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U.S.1 year ago
Online Retailers Struggle as Consumers Cut Discretionary Spending

U.S.1 year ago
U.S. Economy Shows Signs of Slowing as Job Growth Stalls

World2 hours ago
Day 7 of TribalFutures 3.0: Gregory Cajete Asks Why Universities Must Validate Indigenous Knowledge

Baba Pithora Indigenous Knowledge System

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Day 2 of TribalFutures 3.0 : Baba Pithora as the language of ancestral colours carrying the fragrance of the earth.

6 days ago

TribalFutures 3.0 Challenges Stereotypes with 30 Days of Indigenous Knowledge and Imagination

1 week ago

Finland’s Sámi Win Landmark Recognition of Indigenous Rights Through International Law

1 year ago

Indigenous Nations Are Shaping the Future of AI on Their Own Terms

1 year ago

Australia Launches Indigenous Design Institute to Place First Nations Knowledge at the Centre of Design

1 year ago

Colonial Theft Didn’t End — It Changed Currency

Opinion

U.S.1 year ago
Tech Companies Face Backlash Over AI-Powered Surveillance
Privacy advocates warn that AI-driven security systems may lead to increased government and corporate monitoring. Lawmakers consider regulations to limit mass data collection and facial recognition use.
Health1 year ago
Scientists Develop New Vaccine to Combat Emerging Viruses
In 2007, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike brought Hollywood to a standstill. Scripted television shows went dark, production schedules were thrown into chaos, and viewers were left with

Politics

U.S.1 year ago
Workplace Automation Expands, Sparking Fears of Job Losses
U.S.1 year ago
Automakers Face Supply Chain Disruptions Amid Global Uncertainty
Politics1 year ago
Political Divide Widens as Election Season Approaches
U.S.1 year ago
Mental Health Awareness Gains Momentum in Corporate America
Lifestyle1 year ago
Retailers Brace for Holiday Shopping Season Uncertainty

Culture and Lifestyle

Lifestyle2 years ago
Scientists Discover Possible New Earth-Like Planet Nearby
Astronomers have identified a planet within a habitable zone, raising hopes for life. Researchers say the discovery could reshape our understanding of planetary systems.
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World1 hour ago
Day 7 of TribalFutures 3.0: Lalita Asaram Bethekar and the Democracy That Must Travel to Delhi
Why must an Adivasi Sarpanch travel to Delhi to secure basic village infrastructure? At TribalFutures 3.0, Korku leader Lalita Asaram Bethekar reveals the struggles behind women's political leadership, food security, forest rights and grassroots democracy in Melghat, Maharashtra.
World2 hours ago
Day 7 of TribalFutures 3.0: Gregory Cajete Asks Why Universities Must Validate Indigenous Knowledge
Who decides what counts as knowledge? At TribalFutures 3.0, Indigenous scholar Professor Gregory Cajete challenged conventional education systems, exploring Indigenous science, community knowledge and the need to recognise forests, elders and communities as living spaces of learning.
World6 days ago
Day 2 of TribalFutures 3.0 : Baba Pithora as the language of ancestral colours carrying the fragrance of the earth.
Day 2 of TribalFutures 3.0 explores Baba Pithora, revealing the Rathwa community's living Indigenous knowledge, sacred art, ecological beliefs and identity.

Asia2 years ago
Tech Giants Face Scrutiny Over Privacy and Data Usage
Governments worldwide are increasing regulations to curb data collection by corporations. Privacy advocates argue for stronger protections amid growing cybersecurity threats.
Africa2 years ago
World Leaders Meet to Address Climate Change Crisis
Negotiators push for immediate action as extreme weather events become more frequent. Scientists warn that failure to act now could have catastrophic consequences.
World2 years ago
Stock Prices Drop Sharply Following Federal Reserve Announcement
Fears of aggressive rate hikes trigger a major sell-off across global markets. Analysts predict continued uncertainty as inflation remains a pressing concern.

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World2 years ago
Hollywood Writers End Strike After Reaching New Agreement
After months of negotiations, writers secure higher wages and better working conditions. Studios now rush to resume production on delayed films and television shows.
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Africa2 years ago
New Study Reveals Effects of Social Media on Mental Health

Africa2 years ago
Electric Vehicles Gain Popularity Despite Infrastructure Challenges

Europe2 years ago
Tech Industry Faces Mass Layoffs Amid Economic Slowdown

Opinion2 years ago
Medical Breakthrough Offers Hope for Cancer Patients

Americas2 years ago
Severe Drought Threatens Global Food Supply Chain

Asia2 years ago
New Report Highlights Growing Wealth Gap in America

World2 years ago
Global Markets Struggle as Inflation Concerns Continue Rising

Security

Lifestyle1 year ago
Retailers Brace for Holiday Shopping Season Uncertainty
World2 years ago
Global Markets Struggle as Inflation Concerns Continue Rising

Food2 years ago
Wildfires Force Thousands to Evacuate in Western States
Record-breaking wildfires are devastating communities, prompting mass evacuations and emergency responses. Climate experts warn that rising global temperatures will make such disasters more frequent.
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