Laheri of Silpidi village in Madhya Pradesh's Dindori district shows a room where Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Laheri of Silpidi village in Madhya Pradesh's Dindori district shows a room where Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Laheri of Silpidi village in Madhya Pradesh's Dindori district shows a room where Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Baiga tribals traditionally conserve different kinds of millet seeds. All kinds of seeds are kept in these pots and distributed among villagers at thetime of cultivation.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.
Women belonging to the Baiga tribe carry paddy saplings for transplantation in Silpidi village in Dindori district in Madhya Pradesh. The tribe which used to grow and consume millets, is moving away from its traditional food habit and style of cultivation. The change has hampered their food cycle and nutrition.