Archive · 13 Jun 2025
Codava Council to Host Seminar on Autonomy and Tribal Rights
The Codava National Council is holding a meeting to talk about giving the Codava people more control over their region.
They want their own area, like other groups in India, and they want to be officially recognized as a tribe.
They also want to protect their language, land, and traditions, including the right to carry traditional weapons.
Experts will discuss how the Indian constitution can help them achieve their goals, focusing on their cultural identity within India's framework.
The group says they are trying to get their rights in a peaceful way, following the law.
The Codava National Council (CNC) is hosting a seminar to advocate for regional autonomy and tribal rights in Kodagu.
The seminar will address the CNC's demands for a Codava Autonomous Region (CAR) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.
Vikram Hegde, a constitutional lawyer, will be the keynote speaker, discussing constitutional provisions.
Topics include restoration of land rights, language inclusion, firearm exemptions, and cultural site protection.
The CNC emphasizes its peaceful, constitutional approach to securing rights for the Codava people.
- Who
- Codava National Council (CNC)
- What
- Seminar on geo-political autonomy and tribal rights.
- When
- This week
- Where
- Kodagu
- Why
- To advocate for regional autonomy, constitutional recognition, and the rights of the Codava people.
CNC Demands
N/A
Regional Autonomy
CNC Demands
Codava Autonomous Region (CAR) under the Sixth Schedule.
N/A
N/A
Tribal Recognition
CNC Demands
Scheduled Tribe (ST) status for the Codavas.
N/A
N/A
- Organization
- Codava National Council (CNC)
- Key Demand
- Codava Autonomous Region (CAR)
- Speaker
- Vikram Hegde, Constitutional Lawyer
- Focus
- Constitutional advocacy for Codava rights
- Issues
- Land rights, language preservation, firearm exemptions