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Tribal Movements in India

 
Jitendra Prasad (Author)
Synopsis The word tribe evokes different ideas in people’s mind. The fact that remains undisputed is that it represents a type of society, which fails to catch up with the advance world. Viewed in this context the existence of tribal society in India is generally believed to have its linkage with the Indian Civilization. They continue to be a dominant social formation of traditional Indian social structure. The imperialistic design of the British colonial rule was responsible for breaking their relative isolation. The tribal movements were basically a response to challenge posed before them by the vested interests of these triumvirates, i.e., consisting of zamindars, moneylenders and merchants. The colonial rule provided an opportunity to these people to plunder the tribal economy. The tribal protest movements were noted in 18th century and continued through the 19th and 20th century is a testimony of this fact. Majority of the tribal movements were spontaneous uprising sparked by the situations of extreme exploitive structures created by struggle directed against the colonial rule. They were also the movements of indigeneous people’s struggle registering protest for autonomy within the federal structure of Indian Nation.
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About the author

Jitendra Prasad

Jitendra Prasad (b. 1955) obtained his Master’s and Research Degree, i.e., M.Phil. and Ph.D. from Jawaharlal Nehru University. For his M.Phil, he worked with Prof. R.K. Jain. His topic of research was “Peasant Agrarian Tension among the Santhals”. He worked for his Ph.D. with T.K. Oommen on Jharkhand movement. He has contributed over two dozen articles in various professional journals and books. During his research-cum-teaching career for over a quarter century, he has done extensive field work in Bihar, Jharkhand and Haryana. He has also been associated with about half a dozen project studies on various themes with reputed institutes and academic bodies. Currently, he has been teaching sociology as a Reader in the Deptt. of Sociology, M.D. University, Rohtak.

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Title Tribal Movements in India
Format Hardcover
Date published: 01.01.2005
Edition 1st ed.
Publisher Kilaso Books
Language: English
isbn 8179080242
length xvi+366p., Tables; Figures; Appendices; Bibliography; Glossary; Index; 23cm.