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In Adilabad, tribals find new sources of income from forests

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From harvesting lac on Palash trees to making laddus from Mahua flowers, tribal communities in Adilabad are finding ways to earn more from forest resources they have relied on for generations. Supported by the district administration, the initiatives are helping families diversify their livelihoods while creating opportunities for tribal women to run small enterprises in their villages

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In Adilabad, tribals find new sources of income from forests
10/24/2026, 4:55:10 AM
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