Tag: Odisha

Patayat Sahu’s tale of plants, potions and Padma Shri

Aishwarya Mohanty
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Mixing it up: Odisha farmer’s journey inspires other women

Abhijit Mohanty

Hockey popularity prompts Odisha children to wield sticks

Aishwarya Mohanty

“Tears of joy rolled down my cheeks as I received the award”

Hemendra K Pratihari

Why a road is a roadblock for Bonda Tribes in Odisha

Aishwarya Mohanty
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Photo essay: When millets go mainstream to bring a revolution

Abhijit Mohanty

Ills of eucalyptus drive Odisha tribals back to legacy crops

Abhijit Mohanty

To buy supplies, millet is money in Koraput’s barter system in Odisha

Deepanwita Gita Niyogi

Synchronised farming, collective marketing boost farmers’ income in Odisha

Raghunath Panda

Humble broom sweeps poverty from tribal hamlets in Odisha’s Koraput

Prativa Ghosh

Jungle Warriors: Odisha women set up jungle huts to save forests

Aishwarya Mohanty

Match Made in Heaven: A new life for Odisha’s sexagenarian newlyweds

Aishwarya Mohanty

How millet magic is empowering women in rural Odisha

Village Square

Irrigation facilities improve farmers’ lives in Odisha

Ganesh Mohanandia

How these creches in Odisha help tribal mothers work in peace

Aishwarya Mohanty
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Why this woman in Odisha is called a traditional seed guardian

Abhijit Mohanty
Nutrition gardens, such as the one cultivated by Alladini Bhanda and her husband Ashok in Ratanpur village, supply diverse and nutritious vegetables at no cost (Photo by Basudev Mahapatra)

Odisha women fight malnutrition with backyard gardens

Basudev Mahapatra
Farmers of Nalapad harvest groundnut from their multi-crop field. (Photo by Basudev Mahapatra)

Tribal women of Sundargarh make organic farming a life-changing economic activity

Basudev Mahapatra
A toy maker and his wife in Raghurajpur village in Odisha. (Photo by Jael Silliman)

Odisha village continues to keep traditional art alive

Jael Silliman
A small pump irrigating an onion farm. (Photo by Hamish John Appleby / IWMI)

Small pumps are a viable solution for poor farmers

Sanjiv Phansalkar