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Benagoria in Pairacholi GP, Manbazar-I (Dist Purulia https://photos.google.com/u/3/photo/AF1QipPvJOajPZN-RedSVo2k_2yta7iymI1lSl00Z_Qc Baha Festival 2024. The festival, deeply rooted in Santal culture, embodies ancestral wisdom and contemporary enthusiasm. Celebrating the onset of spring, it unites the tribal community in a spectacle of colour, rhythm, and life—a true reflection of the tribal…

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The “khoai” is the name colloquially given to [...] landmasses in and around the Chotanagpur Plateau in eastern India. Rich in iron oxide, these [...] soils are marked by a rugged and often undulating topography, resulting from millennia of erosion from monsoon rains, the many winding rivers that populate the region and action of winds from summer thunderstorms, popularly termed in Bengali as “Kalboishakhi.” The winds and the rains of the kalboishakhi dance across the lands adjoining the Bay of Bengal, often arriving at the horizon with ominous dark clouds right before sunset. [...]

The khoai is a charismatic frontier in an ongoing conversation within South Asian developmentalist imaginaries that call for optimal land use for the purposes of economic growth. [...] As the lateritic soil of the region is not suited for intensive agriculture, efforts have been made to make vast sections of the region arable [...]. And so, slowly, the red soils get taken over the green [...]. This is often done by breaking gullies and hoodoo-like structures [...] to flatten the lands [...]. The ongoing project to turn such “deserts” green has a long history. Yet alongside these projects, is the place that the khoai have in the literary, cultural, and spiritual imagination of many [...] that inhabit the Chotanagpur Plateau. The vastly open and hilly topography, dotted with sal forests [...] has often been the fodder for songs of longing [...]. The horizon of the sky meeting the red gullies of the badlands also form many a narrative that appear in local folk songs and stories. [...] They have also been sites of community-based agroforestry.

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Recently, such badlands have been termed unproductive in and around my hometown of Santiniketan, India.

As South Asian developmental imaginaries wholly absorb the understanding of terra nullius from modern Euro-American conceptions of land, the idea that “badlands” are necessarily “wastelands” become cemented. Once beloved [...], the dark brown-red hoodoos and gullies today are seen as wasted potential that are depriving the public of much-needed resources, and the possibility of the coming of civilization in accordance with upper-caste aspirations. Khoai today have become sites for proposed plantations facilitated by local forestry authorities, holiday homes and cafes [...], luxury resorts [...].

The ethos of invoking terra nullius has travelled into discourses surrounding “practicality” and the absolute necessity for villagers and small town folks in the area to be saved by their urban-dwelling upper caste counterparts [...] who are interested in their cultural practices, seemingly idyllic agricultural lifeways and the simplicity away from the stresses of cities such as Kolkata. But in this framework, the imaginaries of development are necessarily embedded in compulsory extraction, whether that be of cultural economies, minerals, timber, or land for development. [...]

[B]adlands get turned into places that need saving from being “wasted” by the carelessness and unimaginative shortsightedness of villagers and Adivasis, who are simply seen as ill-equipped to deal with the progression of the global economy.

These days, it is hard to find a piece of the “khoai” that has not been subjected to projects of agriculture, forestry, or have been subjugated to [...] property ownership [...]. As the figures of the plantation and its attendant cultures of enclosure and theft of commons creep into places previously overlooked by the tentacles of global extractive forces, many, if not most khoai areas are mobilized to be “redeemed” into productive little plots legible to capital.

I have to wonder about the processes of consent and negotiation that have informed such projects. [...] These areas were in the past predominantly inhabited by Adivasis or Indigenous peoples of India, who had resisted the [...] hierarchies [...].

Badlands such as the “khoai” present a challenge to capitalist imaginaries because they defy its temporalities and its compulsion to make all aspects of being productive and legible to exchanges that foster logics of uninhibited growth. [...]

What, then, does it mean to care for wastelands? [...]

What histories are paved over by concrete? What does development mean in places where inequality is still rife, but there are shiny new roads? What does a future look like, where we can let badlands and “wastelands” just be, as part of ecological and cultural commons?

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All text above by: Aadita Chaudhury. "Caring for Badlands". The Otter, Network in Canadian History and Environment (NiCHE). Emotional Ecologies series. Ed. Jessica M. DeWitt and Sarah E. York-Bertram. 14 July 2023. [Photography by Aadita Chaudhury, included in the original article. Bold emphasis and some paragraph breaks/contractions added by me. Presented here for commentary, teaching, criticism purposes.]

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Oraon claimed that they were settled in Gujurat, then they were expelled from there. Then they settled in Kalinjar, where they fought with Lowrik Sowrik of Palipiri and were defeated. Then they came to Rohtasgarh and were driven out by Muslims during the reign of Akbar. Then they settled in Chotanagpur. According to Dalton, Oraon were settled in Chotanagpur before the reign of Akbar and possibly some Oraon were in Rohtas hills when Rohtasgarh fort was constructed by Muslims. According to him the Oraon language is similar to Tamil, but some words spoken by Oraon are of Sanskrit origin due to their living with Sanskrit and Prakrit speaking people in the past

Kurukh/Oraon ppl of the eastern/central hills of India & of the Kol uprising

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Ranchi, 20th Nov. Polling is underway for the second and final phase of assembly elections in Jharkhand, with a voter turnout of 12.71% recorded till 9 a.m. on Wednesday, according to the Election Commission (EC). Voting began at 7 a.m. across 14,218 booths in 12 districts and will continue until 5 p.m. However, polling in 31 booths will conclude at 4 p.m., with voters in the queue at the time allowed to cast their votes. High-Stakes Battle: The ruling JMM-led INDIA bloc, buoyed by its welfare schemes, is striving to retain power, while the BJP-headed NDA is looking to wrest control of the state. Among the 528 candidates contesting are key figures like Chief Minister Hemant Soren, his wife Kalpana Soren, and BJP Leader of Opposition Amar Kumar Bauri. Voter Statistics: A total of 1.23 crore voters, including 60.79 lakh women and 147 third-gender electors, are eligible to vote. Of the polling stations, 239 are managed by women, while 22 are run by persons with disabilities (PwDs). Leaders’ Appeals: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Hemant Soren urged voters to participate enthusiastically. Modi, in a message on X (formerly Twitter), called on people to set a record for voting, emphasizing the importance of first-time voters. Soren described the phase as critical for the creation of a “golden Jharkhand” and appealed for unity against forces he accused of conspiring against the state. Regional Highlights: Santhal Pargana Region: 18 constituencies, covering districts like Godda, Deoghar, Dumka, Jamtara, Sahibganj, and Pakur. North Chotanagpur Division: 18 constituencies. South Chotanagpur Division: Two constituencies. Election Details: The first phase of polling took place on November 13, and the counting of votes for all constituencies will be held on November 23. This second phase marks the conclusion of the electoral process, a decisive moment for the political future of Jharkhand.  The post Jharkhand Assembly Polls: Nearly 13% Turnout Recorded Till 9 AM in Second Phase appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Ranchi, 20th Nov. Polling is underway for the second and final phase of assembly elections in Jharkhand, with a voter turnout of 12.71% recorded till 9 a.m. on Wednesday, according to the Election Commission (EC). Voting began at 7 a.m. across 14,218 booths in 12 districts and will continue until 5 p.m. However, polling in 31 booths will conclude at 4 p.m., with voters in the queue at the time allowed to cast their votes. High-Stakes Battle: The ruling JMM-led INDIA bloc, buoyed by its welfare schemes, is striving to retain power, while the BJP-headed NDA is looking to wrest control of the state. Among the 528 candidates contesting are key figures like Chief Minister Hemant Soren, his wife Kalpana Soren, and BJP Leader of Opposition Amar Kumar Bauri. Voter Statistics: A total of 1.23 crore voters, including 60.79 lakh women and 147 third-gender electors, are eligible to vote. Of the polling stations, 239 are managed by women, while 22 are run by persons with disabilities (PwDs). Leaders’ Appeals: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Hemant Soren urged voters to participate enthusiastically. Modi, in a message on X (formerly Twitter), called on people to set a record for voting, emphasizing the importance of first-time voters. Soren described the phase as critical for the creation of a “golden Jharkhand” and appealed for unity against forces he accused of conspiring against the state. Regional Highlights: Santhal Pargana Region: 18 constituencies, covering districts like Godda, Deoghar, Dumka, Jamtara, Sahibganj, and Pakur. North Chotanagpur Division: 18 constituencies. South Chotanagpur Division: Two constituencies. Election Details: The first phase of polling took place on November 13, and the counting of votes for all constituencies will be held on November 23. This second phase marks the conclusion of the electoral process, a decisive moment for the political future of Jharkhand.  The post Jharkhand Assembly Polls: Nearly 13% Turnout Recorded Till 9 AM in Second Phase appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand

How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand

Ranchi, the capital metropolis of Jharkhand, is known for its adorable landscapes, waterfalls, and colourful culture. Nestled within the Chotanagpur Plateau, this town blends tribal traditions with modernity, offering visitors a totally unique revel in of Jharkhand's wealthy heritage. If you’re making plans a experience, right here’s a guide on a way to immerse your self within the close by culture of Ranchi.

Tribal Heritage on the Tribal Research Institute and Museum

One of the excellent places to begin your cultural journey in Ranchi is on the Tribal Research Institute and Museum. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand This museum offers perception into the traditions, customs, and art work of numerous tribal businesses in Jharkhand, including the Santhal, Oraon, and Munda tribes. You can explore shows of conventional garb, handicrafts, and tribal artifacts that date again centuries. The museum moreover conducts workshops and exhibitions, permitting visitors to witness the complex work of neighborhood artisans.

Visit Local Temples to Witness Spiritual Practices

Ranchi is home to severa ancient temples which can be fundamental to the metropolis's cultural panorama. One have to-visit is the Jagannath Temple, an architectural marvel reminiscent of the famous Puri temple in Odisha. Built inside the 17th century, it attracts numerous pilgrims, mainly at a few stage within the Rath Yatra competition. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand Another iconic temple is the Pahari Mandir, dedicated to Lord Shiva, positioned on a hilltop with panoramic views of the town. Climbing the three hundred steps to the temple gives a danger to take a look at nearby customs and have interaction with devotees, giving you a higher study the spiritual issue of Ranchi’s subculture.

Attend Tribal Festivals to Celebrate Local Traditions

Festivals in Ranchi are an first-rate manner to experience the metropolis’s cultural vibrancy. The most distinguished festival is Sarhul, celebrated with the resource of the Oraon tribe to mark the onset of spring. During Sarhul, locals carry out traditional dances, sing human beings songs, and provide prayers to wood, a exercising symbolizing the relationship between humans and nature. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand Other huge fairs consist of Karma, Sohrai, and Tusu Parab, wherein you could witness tribal dances, track, and rituals which have been handed down for generations.

Indulge in Traditional Jharkhandi Cuisine

A go to to Ranchi wouldn’t be complete with out trying the nearby cuisine. Jharkhandi food is easy but flavorful, often organized with indigenous ingredients and cooking strategies. Popular dishes embody dhuska (deep-fried rice desserts), litti chokha (wheat balls with mashed veggies), and pitha (rice dumplings packed with jaggery and sesame seeds). For a completely unique revel in, head to neighborhood eateries and flavor traditional tribal dishes like sanai daal and bamboo shoot curry. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand Street meals fanatics can find out neighborhood markets to experience delicious snacks and chocolates, including thekua and tilkut.

Shop for Local Handicrafts and Art

Ranchi is thought for its conventional handicrafts, which make best souvenirs of your enjoy. You’ll find out stores and markets supplying dokra (metal casting), sohrai and khovar paintings (tribal paintings paperwork), and bamboo crafts. To see artisans at artwork, visit neighborhood markets or craft centers. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand The Jharkraft showroom is a terrific vicinity to buy great handicrafts and assist nearby artisans. Handwoven textiles, especially tussar silk, also are famous amongst site visitors.

Experience Tribal Dance and Music Performances

Jharkhand’s way of life is deeply rooted in tribal tune and dance, which you may enjoy through live performances in Ranchi. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand Traditional dances, together with the Paika, Chhau, and Jhumar, are completed during fairs and cultural sports. These dances, located by way of rhythmic drumbeats and indigenous gadgets, narrate recollections of tribal folklore and community life. Check local listings or tourism web sites for events where you can watch those performances and immerse your self in Jharkhand's rich musical records.

Discover Local Wildlife and Nature at Ranchi’s Scenic Spots

Ranchi’s natural splendor complements its cultural points of interest. Visit Rock Garden and Kanke Dam to experience scenic views and unwind. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand The Dassam Falls and Hundru Falls are breathtaking spots in which you could enjoy the serene beauty of Jharkhand’s landscapes. Exploring the ones areas permits you to recognize the relationship between the area people and nature, as plenty of those spots are cautiously tied to neighborhood myths and legends.

Interact with Locals for Authentic Experiences

One of the excellent approaches to experience Ranchi's culture is by means of manner of connecting with the locals. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand People in Ranchi are diagnosed for their hospitality and warmth. If you’re traveling in the course of a competition or cultural event, don’t hesitate to interact with nearby families. Many will be satisfied to proportion testimonies approximately Jharkhand’s information, manner of lifestyles, and traditions, making your revel in even more memorable.

Final Thoughts

Ranchi is a town in which age-vintage traditions meet modern life, developing a wealthy cultural tapestry. How to Experience the Culture of Ranchi, the Capital of Jharkhand By exploring its temples, attending fairs, tasting local delicacies, and engaging with the network, you can without a doubt experience the essence of Jharkhand’s culture. Whether you are a records buff, a nature enthusiast, or a curious vacationer, Ranchi offers masses of strategies to immerse your self in its unique and colourful subculture. So, % your bags and get ready to discover the coronary heart of Jharkhand!

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Area of Bihar?

Bihar, a state in eastern India, is characterized by its diverse landscapes, ranging from fertile plains to hilly terrains. Here's a brief overview of Bihar's geographical areas:

Plains:

Ganga Plains: The most extensive part of Bihar is covered by the Ganga Plains, which are fertile alluvial plains formed by the Ganges River and its tributaries. These plains are ideal for agriculture and support a large population.

Kosi Plains: The Kosi Plains are located in the northern part of Bihar and are known for their fertile soil and dense forests. The Kosi River, which flows through these plains, is often prone to floods.

Hills:

Rajgir Hills: The Rajgir Hills are a range of low-lying hills located near Rajgir. These hills offer panoramic views and are popular for trekking and meditation.

Chotanagpur Plateau: The Chotanagpur Plateau extends into Bihar from Jharkhand. It is a hilly region with rich mineral resources, including coal and iron ore.

Rivers:

Ganges River: The Ganges River is the most important river in Bihar, flowing through the state from west to east. It is considered sacred by Hindus and plays a vital role in the state's economy and culture.

Kosi River: The Kosi River is another major river in Bihar, flowing through the northern part of the state. It is known for its unpredictable nature and is prone to floods.

Gandak River: The Gandak River is a tributary of the Ganges and flows through the western part of Bihar. It is an important source of irrigation and hydropower.

Climate:

Tropical Monsoon Climate: Bihar has a tropical monsoon climate, characterized by hot summers and cold winters. The monsoon season, which typically lasts from June to September, brings heavy rainfall to the state.

Bihar's diverse landscapes have played a significant role in shaping its history, culture, and economy. The fertile plains have supported agriculture and population growth, while the hills and forests have provided natural resources and recreational opportunities.

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Exploring East India: Kolkata Taxi Services and Tour Packages to Jharkhand

East India, rich in culture and natural beauty, offers a plethora of experiences for travelers. Kolkata, the gateway to this vibrant region, is not only a fascinating destination in its own right but also a convenient starting point for exploring neighboring states like Jharkhand. With reliable Kolkata taxi services and a variety of Jharkhand tour packages and Kolkata tour packages, your travel plans can be both flexible and memorable.

Kolkata Taxi Services

Navigating Kolkata, a city teeming with history, culture, and culinary delights, is made easy with efficient Kolkata taxi services. The city’s taxi network, which includes the iconic yellow cabs and app-based services like Ola and Uber, ensures that travelers can move around comfortably and conveniently. Whether you’re heading to the majestic Howrah Bridge, the bustling New Market, or the serene Victoria Memorial, Kolkata taxi services provide a hassle-free travel experience.

These services offer more than just point-to-point rides. Many operators provide customizable packages for tourists who want to explore the city comprehensively. You can book a taxi for a half-day or full-day tour, allowing you to visit multiple attractions without the stress of multiple bookings or dealing with public transport. This flexibility is ideal for travelers who want to maximize their time in Kolkata.

Kolkata Tour Packages

For a more structured exploration, Kolkata tour packages are an excellent choice. These packages are designed to showcase the city’s rich heritage and vibrant culture, covering major attractions and hidden gems alike. Typical itineraries include visits to historical sites like the Indian Museum and the Marble Palace, cultural hotspots like Rabindra Sadan and Nandan, and spiritual centers like the Dakshineswar Kali Temple and the Kalighat Temple.

Tour packages often come with the added benefit of guided tours, providing insights into the history and significance of each location. This makes for a more enriching experience, especially for first-time visitors. Additionally, these packages can be tailored to fit different interests, whether you’re keen on art, history, cuisine, or shopping.

Jharkhand Tour Packages

Beyond Kolkata, the state of Jharkhand offers a contrasting experience with its lush landscapes, tribal culture, and historical sites. Jharkhand tour packages cater to various interests, from adventure tourism to spiritual retreats. These packages typically include visits to destinations like Ranchi, known for its waterfalls and temples; Jamshedpur, the industrial hub with scenic parks; and Netarhat, often referred to as the "Queen of Chotanagpur" for its stunning hilltop views.

Adventure enthusiasts can opt for packages that include trekking in the Netarhat hills, exploring the Betla National Park, or visiting the Hundru Falls. For those interested in culture and history, tours often cover tribal villages, the Deoghar temples, and the ancient ruins of the Palamu Fort.

Jharkhand tour packages are designed to provide a seamless travel experience, often including transportation, accommodation, and guided tours. This ensures that travelers can focus on enjoying their journey without worrying about logistical details.

Conclusion

Whether you are exploring the bustling streets of Kolkata or the serene landscapes of Jharkhand, the right travel services can make all the difference. Kolkata taxi services offer flexibility and convenience for city exploration, while Kolkata tour packages provide structured, enriching experiences. For those looking to venture further, Jharkhand tour packages open up a world of natural beauty and cultural richness. Embrace the diverse offerings of East India and create unforgettable travel memories.

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Answering the Proust Questionnaire

( Distillate, Answers, Questions, Coda )

Distillate

There’s something about love that seals my lips

I cannot say who it is that I love

In excess of love somewhere my pen slips

I am an eagle I am not a dove

Yet silence paralyses me when I

Can see blessings fall on me from above

I would not want others to see and pry

Into what makes me essentially me

Somehow that makes the mystery to die

The most important thing is to just be

Be truly happy or extremely sad

But contained in yourself like a deep sea

Nothing can stay for long if it is bad

For you in your own life despite your will

You learn to move on from whatever you’ve had

From Life, what Wisdom can a Man distil

Except for this : It goes on, Death until.

Answers

Solitude

Being found unworthy

Smallness of heart and mind

Someone I cannot name

Spending all my time reading, thinking and writing

Submerged in Summer and all kinds of Mangoes

Financial Honesty

When people expect praise

The visible results of my deliberate neglect

Anybody’s guess in today’s India

Courage with Patience

Patience and Resilience

Well, you know, I, me, myself

Poetry

As a young student at Oxford or in the Forests of Palamau

To be unfailingly compassionate

Live a healthier lifestyle

Being true to myself

The Buddha

In Mahuadand in the Chotanagpur Hills

Or in the Lake District of England

My books

Knowing that you are doing the wrong thing yet unable to get out of doing it

Reading stories and travelogues

Stubbornness, being self- opinionated

Loyalty, sincerity

The Sikh Gurus, Dickens Thoreau Wordsworth

The Duke in Twelfth Night

Guru Nanak

Those fighting the good fight in politics and media

Revathi, Chidambaram

Smallness of mind, backbiting

I could not teach enough , could not spend more time in classroom teaching

Peacefully in my sleep in my own bed

Never say Die. There is always an alternative .

Tomorrow is another day. Love conquers all.

Beauty is Truth and Truth, Beauty. God is Love.

Questions

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

What is your greatest fear?

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?

What is the trait you most deplore in others?

Which living person do you most admire?

What is your greatest extravagance?

What is your current state of mind?

What do you consider the most overrated virtue?

On what occasion do you lie?

What do you most dislike about your appearance?

Which living person do you most despise?

What is the quality you most like in a man?

What is the quality you most like in a woman?

Which words or phrases do you most overuse?

What or who is the greatest love of your life?

When and where were you happiest?

Which talent would you most like to have?

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be?

Where would you most like to live?

What is your most treasured possession?

What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?

What is your favorite occupation?

What is your most marked characteristic?

What do you most value in your friends?

Who are your favorite writers?

Who is your hero of fiction?

Which historical figure do you most identify with?

Who are your heroes in real life?

What are your favorite names?

What is it that you most dislike?

What is your greatest regret?

How would you like to die?

What is your motto?

Coda

The Questions still remain.

( Amita Sarjit Ahluwalia )

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Telanga Kharia

Telanga Kharia (1806 - 1880) was a great Indian tribal freedom fighter, who spearheaded a rebellion against the British Raj in Chotanagpur Region during 1850-1860. This rebellion was mainly against injustice, atrocities and land alienation of tribal people which was a result of the British Rule. In the freedom struggle in Chotanagpur region, Telanga Kharia keeps an important figure along with other great freedom fighters like Vir Budhu Bhagat, Sidhu Kanhu, Birsa Munda, and Tilka Manjhi.

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IG Akhilesh Jha Visits Jamshedpur, Holds Key Meeting with Police Officials

Focus on Curbing Rash Driving and Enhancing Crime Control Measures South Chotanagpur Range IG Akhilesh Jha visited Jamshedpur, holding an important meeting with senior police officials to discuss road safety and crime control. JAMSHEDPUR – On Thursday, South Chotanagpur Range IG Akhilesh Jha arrived in Jamshedpur for a visit, where he held a crucial meeting with the Senior Superintendent of…