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eBook | The Dhodia community: Celebrating history and legends through songs and storytelling – Gujarat
Dhodia Adivasis are spread across Gujarat and Maharashtra. They have songs for all occasions: birth, death, marriage, harvest and festivals. Their main musical instrument is the Toor. They have a rich repertoire of stories of human, animals and birds, tales … Continue reading
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Learn more about tribal communities in Gujarat
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eBook | Vadu on the Old Woman’s Nose (Dhodia) – A story from Gujarat
It was an extremely cold winter night. For the cold had decided, “It is my job to spread cold! Let me do it well.” It was so cold that one’s bones would numb …
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