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Walking the Warli way
Updated On: 07 August, 2018 07:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Dalreen Ramos
The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is celebrated on August 9. Sign up for a photo walk to discover the largest tribe on the outskirts of our own city

World Tribal Day celebrations captured by Sanjiv Valsan in 2017
You will never hear a leopard coming, they say. And on learning of a tribe that worships the graceful animal (or the silent killer), Yash Marwah, 23, fondly recollects a response he heard. "Uska bhi pet hai, kuch toh kha hi lega."
Empathising with a cold-blooded mammal is not quite the personality trait you find in the city, but traversing through Sanjay Gandhi National Park and the Aarey forest, you encounter faces who don't know otherwise. The Warlis, known to be one of the largest tribes in the country and Mumbai's foremost inhabitants, remain faceless to the most of us, even as they continue to face threat from various developmental projects.
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