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23-Nov-2021

Diwali may be over, but festive memories linger on A sneak peek into the flavours and fragrances of a tribal celebration

13-Nov-2021

Nolen Gur, the sweet syrupy taste of a Bengali winter Date molasses are liquid gold for cultivators with demand skyrocketing this time of the year

11-Nov-2021

The golden glow of marigold garlands is the season’s signature Traditional torans made by Adivasi artisans add beauty to festvities

03-Nov-2021

When you buy earthen lamps, you light up a craftsperson’s home Though the demand has fallen, yet potters carry on

25-Oct-2021

Carving flowers on wood, and praying for a better future Lockdown has robbed Birbhum’s furniture industry of its sheen, the artists are slowly turning into migrant labourers

25-Oct-2021

Meet Subhangi Chavan: Tough security guard, single mother… and poet “Reading and writing give me strength,” says the inspirational young woman from Pune

16-Oct-2021

A serene scenic tourist spot awaits visitors Mukutmanipur in West Bengal's Bankura district lies desolate, its economy is in tatters

15-Oct-2021

Ever seen rice that floats on water? Officials say the rice is fortified; locals fear the grains may be made of plastic

13-Oct-2021

Silence of the Bauls Traditional folk musicians of Birbhum facing financial crisis even after end of lockdown

25-Sep-2021

Prayers for stability during the festive season With Durga Puja around the corner, small traders pray that business picks up

15-Sep-2021

Koli Bhaji: A feast fit for Gods! Unique rain invoking ceremonies involve offering local vegetables, and performing the Kamadi folk dance

09-Sep-2021

Grassroot Fellowship ft. Ripon Sheikh, Migrant Labourer Episode 10 of CJP's podcast series Rightscast

07-Sep-2021

Jute farmers, and their fields of gold Farmers of Murshidabad, Nadia and South Dinajpur districts of West Bengal continue cultivating jute hoping to make a small profit one day

06-Sep-2021

CJP impact: A fellowship, that encouraged communities to cross communication barriers It has helped open up a window for Van Gujjars, whose stories are now being shared widely

19-Aug-2021

Increase in child marriages, a side effect of Lockdown? Avenues for education and employment shut, child marriage on the rise in West Bengal’s poorest areas

16-Aug-2021

When Katkaris migrate in search of work, their problems follow One of the oldest Adivasi communities, they are victims of institutional apathy

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