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	Spectrum Of Tribal Bastar by A. Sarkar
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The forest clad District-Baster is ill communicated, lesser known area, and a precious wealth of anthropological research. The area is chiefly dominated by tribal people. Inspite of various historical waves these tribal people maintain their ethnic identity. The dwindling Ghadwa art still retains its socio-religious importance among the local tribes. The religiosity of tribal people of Bastar depicts interesting phenomena of tribal gods and goddess who are geneologically related and ultimately it unites the whole tribal Bastar in a single thread through the tutelary deity-Ma Danteshwari. Due to various induced forces of change for development the agrarian situation has also changed . ISBN - 9788173202070

Pages : 156

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Spectrum Of Tribal Bastar

by A. Sarkar