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Members of Odisha PVTG empowerment and livelihood improvement programme on their way to Hingabadi village
KORAPUT: An eight-member team comprising an ANM worker and officials from the Odisha PVTG (particularly vulnerable tribal group) empowerment and livelihood improvement programme (OPELIP) trudged at least four kilometers to reach the remote and inaccessible Hingabadi village on the Niyamgiri hills under Bissamkatak block on Wednesday to vaccinate the Dongria Kondhs.
The team conducted health screening of all the 32 Dongira Kondh families living in the village during their two-hour stay while 13 eligible people above 45 years were given their first vaccine dose. None of the villagers had any Covid symptoms or health complications. The villagers were urged to strictly follow Covid-19 guidelines to remain safe from the virus, said Sudarshan Padhi, project manager of OPELIP who visited the village.
Remembering Debjeet Sarangi, Defender of Adivasi Knowledge and Heritage
Sarangi s Living Farms gave countless people a glimpse of a new worldview â that of the Kondh communities of Odisha â as well as inspiration to protect it.
Debjeet Sarangi. Photo: Twitter
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I knew Debjeet Sarangi for nearly 18 years, and kept discovering and rediscovering him throughout. At a memorial meeting this week â after his death from COVID-19 on May 15, at the age of just 53 â I learnt new facets I had not known: new surprises tucked away in what he was.
I learnt, for instance, that Debjeet never had many opportunities in his formal education. Iâd never really wondered about it. He would read and quote from all kinds of books, and was well-versed in the discourse and practice of many sectors of the development world. And he was constantly learning from Adivasi communities, and other communities too, making him especially âeducatedâ, in a civilisation
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