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Search Results for: Santal creation myth
“Creation Myths in Unwritten Languages”: Highlighting, transcribing and translating indicators of man’s relations with nature (16 October 2015) – New Delhi
Courtesy: Dr Ivy Imogene Hansdak by email (14-10-15) Tips For more information, type “Adivasi literature”, “Sahitya Akademi tribal literature”, “tribes natural world“, “Madhya Pradesh tribal stories“ or similar search terms into the search window here: Google custom search – Indian press coverage … Continue reading
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Video | Disaibon Hul – An Adivaani book on the 1855 Santal ‘Hul’ Rebellion – Jharkhand
The Hul was a valiant effort of the Santal people to free themselves from the oppressive powers of the landlords, moneylenders and the British crown. More than 150 years after the epic struggle of our warriors led by Sido and … Continue reading
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Report on JAGWAR Santal Literary Meet 2013 – Jharkhand
JAGWARSantal Literary Meet 2013: Santal Onolia Helmel 2013A Report The first Santal Literary Meet – in Santali named “JAGWAR: Santal Onolia Helmel” – was held at the Johar HRD Centre, Dumka, Jharkhand, on 23-24 January 2013. It began with the … Continue reading
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