Suggestions
1. Take the Guided tour of this website; this tour is also available as PDF and EPUB for offline reading.
2. Take a Virtual journey across India: an interactive map with select media contents.
3. Find information on this website under “Browse more contents by category” (seen on the right in browsers except on smartphones):
- Childhood and children
- eBook download sites
- Education and literacy
- Games and leisure time
- Languages and linguistic heritage
- Libraries
- Literature – fiction
- Literature and bibliographies
- Maps
- Modernity
- Music and dance
- Performing arts
- Revival of traditions
- Seasons and festivals
- Storytelling
- Success stories
- Trees
- Tribal culture worldwide
- Tribal elders
- Video contents
- Video resources – external
4. Use the Safe Google Search link (“Making the Internet a safer place to surf for children”).
5. Select Search select periodicals and type “tribal youth”, “trees tribal community”, “tribal school Odisha” (or any similar combination of keywords) to get a fair picture of the challenges faced by tribal communities in modern Indian society; and also to appreciate the new opportunities seized by India’s tribal youth.
6. Find information about and by the Government of India (policies), NGO’s:
7. Find information on projects handled by Unicef and United Nations:
- Unicef (United Nations Children’s Fund) –
– Search posts on this website (all posts containing Unicef)
– Search Unicef’s website unicef.org (keywords used “tribal India”; also use your own keywords in the Search window) - Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation)
– Search posts on this website (all posts containing Unesco)
– Search Unesco’s websites and in.one.un.org and whc.unesco.org (keywords used “tribal India”; also use your own keywords in the Search window)
8. Find books on tribal culture; then locate them in a library near you on WorldCat.org (keywords “adivasi music”, “tribal culture india”: