The role of the tribal leaders of the freedom struggle has been described in the Adi rebellion.
Gram Sabha Awareness Campaign Calendar and Video Message for Forest Rights also released
Gram Sabha Awareness Campaign Calendar and Video Message for Forest Rights also released Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel released 'Adi Uprising' and 44 other booklets published by Tribal Research Training Institute in the program of World Tribal Day organized at the residence office here today. . The Chief Minister also released the calendar of Gram Sabha awareness campaign towards forest rights, campaign song and video message of Community Forest Resource Right (Chargaon District Dhamtari) in the program.
On this occasion, the Minister of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Development Dr. Premsai Singh Tekam, Forest Minister Mr. Mohammad Akbar, Parliamentary Secretary Mr. Dwarkadhish Yadav and Mr. Shishupal Singh Sori, also released the Gram Sabha awareness campaign calendar and video message regarding forest rights. Scheduled Tribes Commission Chairman Shri Bhanupratap Singh, Advisor to Chief Minister Shri Rajesh Tiwari, Additional Chief Secretary to Chief Minister Shri Subrata Sahu, Tribal and Scheduled Caste Secretary Shri D.D. Singh, Commissioner Smt. Shammi Abidi, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Shri Rakesh Chaturvedi were also present.
Tribal Research and Training Institute of Chhattisgarh, on the occasion of 75th anniversary of Indian Independence, in the series of Amrit Mahotsav program of Independence and on the occasion of World Tribal Day, Tribal Research and Training Institute did the work of recording various dimensions related to tribal life. 44 books have been published by the institute.
Tribal Research and Training Institute showcasing the valor saga of the heroic tribal Jannayaks who played a leading role in various movements for the independence of the country and the revolts carried out by the tribals from time to time for the protection of water-forest-land exploitation, oppression and for Indian independence. To do Adi Rebellion, Tribal Jannayak booklet of the tribal rebellion and freedom struggle of Chhattisgarh has been prepared. In this book, various movements from the Halba rebellion of 1774 to the Bhukal revolt of 1910 and pre-independence, in which the role of the tribal people of the state is described. The English version of this coffeetable book has been published under the name The Tribal Revolts Tribal Heroes of Freedom Movement and the Tribal Rebellions of Chhattisgarh.
Tribal Cuisine: Northern tribal areas of the state like Surguja, Jashpur Korea, Balrampur, Surajpur etc., Central tribal areas like Raigad Korba, Bilaspur, Kabirdham, Rajnandgaon, Gariaband, Mahasamund, Dhamtari and South tribal areas like Kanker, Kondagaon, Narayanpur, Bastar, In the tribes residing in Dantewada, Sukma and Bijapur districts, special types of dishes and their methods have been recorded showing the resources available in their natural habitat and their lifestyle.
Primitive Art of Chhattisgarh: Tribal communities residing in the districts of North Central and South region of Chhattisgarh state, useful items of their daily life, wall paintings engraved in the walls of houses, geometric figures used in specific rituals etc. For the general public from time immemorial subject of attraction. In these, artefacts usually made on walls and on the ground, artifacts made of bamboo and rope and tattoos or designs tattooed on the body of women and their traditional knowledge have been recorded.
Tribal Teej festivals of Chhattisgarh: Kathori, Sohrai festival of the hill Korwa tribe of the northern region of the state, Sarhul of Oraon tribe, Karma festival, Bangari of Khairwar tribe, Jivatia festival etc., Chherta of Baiga tribe of Central region, Akti festival, Kamar Tribal's Mata Reachani, Akti festival, Binjhwar tribe's Jyotis, Churdhoni festival, Rajgond tribe's Uwans, Nawakhai festival etc. While in the southern region of the state or Bastar division, Mati Tihar, Karsad festival, Kohkang of Muria tribe, Mati Saad festival , Beej Bahadani of Halba tribe, Teeja Chauth and Amus or Hareli of Parja tribe, similar to Bali Parab festival, festivals of other tribes have also been recorded in the state.
Anthropological study: An anthropological study book of 09 tribes of the state namely Rajgond Dhurwa, Kandra, Nagvanshi, Dhangad, Saunta, Pardhi, Dhanwar and Kondh tribes was prepared. In which the origin of tribes, social organization, political life, religious life and social rites etc. have been described.
Monograph study: A monograph study has been done on 21 points related to the lifestyle of the tribes of the state. In which customary law in Gond tribe, customary law in Halba tribe, customary law of Pahari Korwa, customary law in Kamar tribe, customary law in Majhwar tribe, customary law of Khadia tribe, Sarna festival of Oraon, cultural change in Oraon tribe, of Dantewada Phagun Madai, Mavali Madai of Narayanpur, Ghotpal Madai, Bhangaram Jatra, Baiga tattooing, Bhujia tattooing, Red bungalow of Bhujia tribe, Bamboo pot making in Kamar tribe, Haat market in Kamar tribe, Haat market in Baiga tribe, Katha making in Khairwar tribe In the Vidhi and Surguja division, publications related to the method of construction of bones and slow constructions have been made.
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