INDIAN TRIBAL CULTURE



INDIAN TRIBAL CULTURE –

India is a country of varied people, languages, food, traditions, customs and beliefs, within the 3,287,263 square kilometres of land space. Each state has its own distinguished culture that stands out from the rest. In addition to this, there are the several tribal communities, native to various regions of the country. The indigenous tribes of India have existed as a part of its varied culture, right from the primitive years to present, modern day. However, as the rest of the country paced forward in the race of development and modernisation, most of the tribal communities have wished not to compete, while those who have chosen to participate have lagged behind to a great extent.

The isolation of these communities and their unwillingness to interact with the rest of the inhabitants, has contributed to their steady decline. The number of tribes in the country, has thus, reduced to a great extent. Some of these tribes have been given legal recognition and protection. But the undying, invasive curiosity of the greater population has not allowed these tribal groups to live in peace.



As a developing country with a dynamic population, attention is primarily paid to the growing population of the country, while recognition and rights are not yet, fully given to the tribal communities. In contrast to the various governmental laws and acts, the adivasi population are far ahead in the protection of nature and its inhabitants. Tribal ethno medicine, that is, their use of ancestral plant-based medicine also stands out with more efficiency than modern, western medicine.

The need to understand and respect these Indian tribal groups and their culture, practices and beliefs are ever increasing and must be considered in order to maintain the diversity of Indian culture.
BY: FAAIQA AISHA
1st BSc. PSYCHOLOGY

Comments

  1. BlogFebruary 11, 2019 at 8:36 PM

    I got the better view of the tribal culture in this blog. It is explained well and it is so interesting.
    Varshaa.R

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  2. imaginatively creativeFebruary 12, 2019 at 5:39 AM

    This blog explains how indian tribal communities are slowly diminishing from our population.It was well said and it provoked everyone to realise the fact.
    G.Abirami

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  3. imaginatively creativeFebruary 12, 2019 at 7:26 AM

    Tribal culture is explained well. - Archita. T. Menon

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  4. UnknownFebruary 12, 2019 at 8:22 AM

    Hamsika
    Great job explaining tribal culture. It was a new reading experience and indeed a great one.

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  5. imaginatively creativeFebruary 12, 2019 at 10:15 AM

    It is necessary for everyone to acknowledge the important features of the tribal communities and their depletion through the recent years. This blog does the job!
    Faadila Aisha

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