A 45-year-old tribal woman was killed by a tiger in Wayanad, sparking protests and calls for the capture or killing of the animal by locals. Kochi: A 45-year-old tribal woman was mauled to death ...

(HT PHOTO) Jayanti Buruda was having none of it. Growing up, the tribal woman saw that the only people the authorities took seriously in the district were journalists, but that no one from her ...

The Special Mobile Squad (SMS) of the Wayanad police has taken a man into custody in connection with the alleged sexual abuse of a tribal woman in Thirunelli. The team led by Deputy Superintendent ...

Intense protests erupted at Mananthavady in Wayanad district of Kerala after a tribal woman was mauled to death by a tiger on Friday (January 24, 2025) morning. Radha, 47 wife of Achappan ...

Jalpaiguri: A 22-year-old tribal woman was allegedly raped and killed at Dalsinghpara tea estate in Alipurduar's Kalchini on Tuesday. The victim had gone missing on Tuesday afternoon, and was ...

A 31-year-old tribal woman tragically passed away during childbirth at a hospital in Maharashtra’s Palghar district, an official confirmed on Friday. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday ...

MANANTHAVADY : Enraged local residents held protests after a tribal woman was killed in a tiger attack near Priyadarshani Estate in Pancharakolli, Mananthavady, on Friday. The deceased has been ...

A 45-year-old tribal woman named Radha was mauled to death by a tiger in a coffee plantation in Wayanad. The incident led to protests and a hartal call in Mananthavady. Authorities have initiated ...

The nine-month-pregnant woman was then referred to the government-run Patangshah Cottage Hospital in Jawhar.

DIG (eastern range) Satyajit Naik told the media that the arrests were made after the video of the assault on the two tribal women, tied to a tree, went viral. Main accused Badal Kumar Panda along ...

The tiger that killed a 45-year-old tribal woman named Radha in Wayanad stalked her along the path, attacked from close range, and dragged her before partially devouring the body, according to the ...

Nothing, it seemed, would change. Jayanti Buruda was having none of it. Growing up, the tribal woman saw that the only people the authorities took seriously in the district were journalists ...