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- Articles on Adivasi culture in Folio Special issue
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- Folklore and Folkloristics: Special issue on Capacity Building of Students in Higher Education with special reference to Tribal students in Tripura
- Irish Journal of Anthropology: Special issue on Adivasi identity
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- Special issue dedicated to the study of tribal culture in India (open access) – Asian Ethnology
- Rural people speak about their lives – photos, narratives, film & audio – PARI
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- Video | Documentary made and edited by Adivasi students in Gudalur – Tamil Nadu
- Video | Khasi music – the resilience of a tradition in an age of globalization
- Video | Kota dance
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- Video | World of Warli by Tamarind Tree – Maharashtra
- Video | South Gujarat tribal music documentation (2): Ghangali played for Kansari katha (story telling)
- Video | Suggi Habba celebration by the Halakki people – Karnataka
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- Video | Historian Romila Thapar: “The past is very delicate”
- Video | Mallika Sarabhai on storytelling for a cause
- Video | Scientist MS Swaminathan on learning from Adivasi customs
- Video | Through the Eye of the Ancestors
- TEDxGurugram | Kalyan Akkipeddi on ProtoVillages to eliminate poverty
- Video | UN Human Rights Council’s Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples
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- Tips | Indian culture viewed from a multidimensional perspective
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