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Aug 8, 2023 · He says, "We have been working with the Irula community in Tamil Nadu which despite being one of the earliest inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent and recognised as a Scheduled Tribe has been ...
Sep 19, 2018 · Rajendran belongs to the Irula tribe, one of India’s oldest indigenous communities, who live along the north-eastern coast of the state of Tamil Nadu. They are known for their ancient and ...
- Yasaswini Sampathkumar
Mar 3, 2023 · Mar 3, 20233 min read. From Irulars History to their Present Life(Part 1) There are about 36 types of tribal people who live in Tamil Nadu. The census of 2011 reveals that their total population is 7.21 per cent. Amongst them, the six communities of Thoda, Koda, Kurumbar, Irular, Paniyan and Kattu Nayakkanare slowly disappearing.
- Kavi Priya
Sep 23, 2024 · The Irula tribe is one of the most distinct and historically significant indigenous communities of southern India, particularly in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Known for their ancient practices, deep connection with nature, and unique cultural heritage, the Irulas offer insights into India’s rich anthropological and ecological diversity. This article explores the history, lifestyle, traditions ...
Irula man and woman tilling the soil. Irala rat catchers, Tamil Nadu. Traditionally, the main occupation of the Irulas has been snake and rat catching, and honey collection. . They also work as labourers [8] in the fields of the landlords during the sowing and harvesting seasons or in the rice mi
May 18, 2024 · CA has been made a legal requirement in India through the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Act of 2016. The goal is to mitigate the ecological impact of deforestation by ensuring that new forest areas are created to compensate for the loss. b) fund the reforestation of this newly provided land.
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Feb 21, 2023 · To a large extent, the primary actors in these stories are animals, from pet dogs to neighbourhood leopards! But just as important are human players in this depiction of life; farmers on adjacent lands, the Irulas, a snake-catching tribe from Southern India, and a bevy of the author’s friends and colleagues, some flabbergasted by her benign acceptance of ever-present wildlife.
