"Torang Trust, Jharkhand, safeguards tribal knowledge of Hodopathy through ethical practices. We bridge ancient wisdom and modern health needs."

We are committed to working in geographically specific regions of Tribal India, where access to education remains a distant dream. Our mission is to identify socially, culturally, and economically marginalized communities and develop targeted strategies for their holistic development.

Key Objectives

To promote, protect, and preserve indigenous customs, culture, and community life.
To conduct awareness and capacity-building programs within tribal communities.
To support and strengthen indigenous knowledge systems.
To lead advocacy campaigns aligned with international frameworks such as CEDAW C 39, UNDRIP, SDG goals, ILO Convention 169, and the Beijing Declaration of Indigenous Women.
To uphold and implement UNDRIP Article 24, ensuring:

(1) The right of indigenous peoples to traditional medicine and health practices, including access to and conservation of medicinal resources.
(2) Equal access to the highest attainable standards of physical and mental health for indigenous individuals, free from discrimination.
(3) To implement key provisions of the Forest Rights Act, 2006, particularly Sections 2(i) and 3(c), ensuring recognition of traditional forest rights.
(4) To empower and protect the rights of tribal women, young women, youth, and children, safeguarding their fundamental human rights and promoting inclusive development.