Right Word | One Blood, One Civilisation: How Tribal India Is Reclaiming Its Civilisational Legacy

A large section of tribal society that continues to follow its original cultural traditions is still struggling for its rights

birsaDelhi will witness a historic and unique event this month, as tribal communities from across the country gather under the banner of Janjati Sanskritik Samagam (Tribal Cultural Conclave).

The Samagam is expected to bring together representatives from over 500 tribal communities across India, with the participation of more than one lakh individuals, making it one of the largest cultural gatherings of its kind in the country.

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This national-level cultural congregation will be held in New Delhi on May 24–25 to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda, a revered figure who is regarded as a symbol of resistance, cultural identity, and community assertion.

As part of the programme, a grand cultural procession will be held, culminating at the Red Fort, followed by a public meeting where community representatives, scholars, and participants will collectively engage in cultural expressions and public dialogue. The central theme of the programme is: “Tu Main Ek Rakt: Vanvasi – Gramvasi – Nagarvasi" (You and I share the same blood: Forest dwellers, villagers, and city dwellers).

The idea behind organising this programme is to bring tribal and non-tribal communities closer by offering non-tribals a glimpse into tribal culture. It is expected to help both tribal and non-tribal communities understand their shared........

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