Relocation fear returns to haunt Amrabad’s particularly vulnerable Chenchu tribe
- Posted on April 18, 2026
- By The Hindu
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In brief
The Chenchu tribe inhabiting Amrabad wildlife sanctuary confronts an existential crisis as tiger conservation efforts intensify, forcing consideration of relocation from ancestral lands. This indigenous community, one of India's most marginalized groups, risks losing centuries-old traditions, hunting practices, and cultural identity. The tension between wildlife protection and indigenous rights raises critical questions about sustainable conservation that respects both ecological preservation and human dignity.
Relocation fear returns to haunt Amrabad’s particularly vulnerable Chenchu tribe
Amrabad's Chenchu tribe faces forced relocation amid rising tiger populations, threatening their traditional lifestyle and survival.
