Chhattisgarh’s tribal women keep vigil on their forests
2020-04-14 04:41
A group of women sits huddled in a circle for a meeting, in a village in Lundra forest range of Chhattisgarh’s Surguja district, about 100 kilometres away from state capital Raipur. At the sarpanch Dhaneshwari Bai’s house, a resident of the village, has called an urgent meeting after she spotted a few tree stumps in […]
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