Forbes India, BBC Reporter & Mother to 15 Girls — India’s First Tribal Journalist | Jayanti Baruda |

She came from a tribal village in Odisha. No connections. No privilege. No safety net. Yet she became the FIRST Adivasi journalist from Odisha — reported for BBC, earned a spot on Forbes India, and quietly adopted 10-15 girls that society had abandoned. All of this. Without ever getting married. In this exclusive ground-level interview, Archana Tiwari sits down with Jyanti to uncover the raw, unfiltered truth behind her extraordinary life. She talks about: ▸ Growing up Adivasi and fighting for a voice ▸ Reporting stories no mainstream journalist would touch ▸ Being recognized by Forbes India and BBC ▸ Why she chose to become a mother to 15 girls alone ▸ The silent struggles of tribal communities in Odisha ▸ What it really takes to survive as a woman in Indian journalism —————————————————————— #Jyanti #OdishaJournalist #AdivasiJournalist #ForbesIndia #BBC #TheRajdharma #TribalOdisha #GroundReport #WomenInJournalism #OdishaDocumentary —————————————————————— Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCio2EyNIItdER5t1obHTtSw/join —————————————————————— Read More- https://therajdharma.in/ Follow us on Social Media Twitter:- https://twitter.com/TheRajDharma1 Facebook:- https://facebook.com/TheRajDharma Instagram:- https://instagram.com/therajdharma Follow the The Rajdharma channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAi9LA6buMAudCijI11 —————————————————————— Please Don't Forget to Like, Share & Subscribe Host/Anchor- Archana Tiwari