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People Profiles
GondIrularKanikkarKorkuMannanMeenaMuthuvanMuthanUlladanUrali

There are more than 4,000 communities in India, of which more than 2,300 are considered as major people groups. About 1,000 people groups have a population of 10,000 or more. Each of them has language, culture and practices of their own, mostly unknown to the outside world. These people live in more than 6,00,000 villages of rural India.

A Visit to the Most Primitive Peoples

Philipose Vaidyar a people researcher and a developmental journalist, had the exciting experience of making an inquisitive visit to the popular tribal belts in Kerala and a few regions in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Jammu, Himachal Pradesh and Orissa.

Have a peep and experience the tribalscape!

Beyond the Hills

You can help write a story of hope by standing for these most needy and less privileged native people groups. The sketches on people profiles are fuel for your interaction and involvement. Each stroke of these etchings from the remote villages of the land is thoughtfully made for a grasp of the situation and to enable diligent action, starting from around your own neighbourhood.  They need to have a life beyond the hills. They need to be brought to the mainstream so that their lives may be transformed. Education, health, better living conditions need to go hand in hand with the transformation. And it begins with your heart, a high regard for them, a feeling that they are our brethren will make a big difference. Your thoughts on their behalf help rewrite their story! They have a life and a destiny beyond the hills.

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