NEW DELHI: In an order that could go a long way in protecting the extremely endangered Jarawa tribe numbering just over 300, the Supreme Court has declared their forest habitat in Andaman Island ...

The Andaman and Nicobar administration on Tuesday said that it would serve legal notice on two Delhi-based TV channels telecasting a video footage showing a group of tribal women being ordered to ...

July 15: A proposal to two-lane the Andaman Trunk Road has caused concern among global tribal rights groups, who fear heightened tourist intrusion into the Jarawa habitat that is largely sheltered ...

The Jarawa are believed to be one of the first peoples to migrate from Africa to Asia thousands of years ago and they have lived in isolation from contact with the outside world on the remote ...

New Delhi,Jan 21: The Supreme Court on Monday restrained tourists from using Trunk Road, which connects Port Blair with the Greater Nicobar, saying that ...

Jarawa kid's death in Andaman raises questions over Jarawa protection A seven-year-old Jarawa child drowned in a check dam at Pottatang area of Jarawa Reserve Forest, South Andaman on last Saturday.

In separate incidents, 15 people have been arrested under provisions of the Protection of Aboriginal Tribes (PAT) Regulation, 1956 for intruding into Jarawa areas in the Andaman and Nicobar islands.

Andaman Islands: 'Let the Jarawa be' The best way to protect the Jarawa people of the Andaman Islands is to leave them alone, argues Francisca Kellett. By Francisca Kellett 18 June 2010 • 1:46pm .

PORT BLAIR: 15 people have been arrested here under provisions of the Protection of Aboriginal Tribes (PAT) Regulation, for intruding into Jarawa areas in the Andaman and Nicobar islands, police said.

A newly-launched training centre here is expected to play a significant role in enabling the endangered Jarawa tribe, one of the oldest inhabitants of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands whose number has ...