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Adivasis of Niyamgiri weave defiance into their folk songs

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Suresh Jagannadham June 30, 2020
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आदिवासी लोक गीत-संगीत में मौजूदा संघर्ष के स्वर

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Suresh Jagannadham

Suresh Jagannadham is a scholar of tribal culture and independent writer who specializes in the collection and documentation of the Tribals’ oral literature. He has studied the oral literature of the aboriginal tribes of southern, central and northeastern India and of the Andaman islands as part of an ICSSR research project. Jagannatham has taught at University of Hyderabad and Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Madhya Pradesh, among others.

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