US EditionPhoto essay: The multiple migrations of the Gours in North Tripura
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Photo essay: The multiple migrations of the Gours in North Tripura
Panicherra, a village in North Tripura district, is home to the Gours, a community that migrated to the state in the 1970s. But this wasn’t the only major migration in their history. While the community traces its roots to Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh, in the 1960s, they migrated as tea plantation workers to areas that are currently part of Bangladesh. During the 1971 riots, approximately 22 Gour families took shelter …
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