Religion, Culture and Education in the Context of Tribal Aspirations in India

Authors

  • Nirmal Minz dvk

Keywords:

Tribal Philosophy, Religion, India, Education among Tribals, Philosophy

Abstract

Tribal problems, and how to solve them, have been widely discussed by Government and private agencies including the Christian Church in
India. In this discussion education of Tribals occupies a prominent place. Huge amounts of material and human resources have already been spent at
local, state and national levels on Tribal Welfare which includes their education. Many articles and books have been published on problems
relating to Tribal education in India. This paper takes note of them but it has attempted to adopt a different approach to tribal education in discussing the problems. The attitude that tribals are objects of welfare! development as reflected in most of the materials is resisted and rejected in the process.f A small beginning is made here to explore the vision and understanding of education of Tribals as authors of their own destiny.

References

Dr. Boniface Minz, People as Artisans of Their Own Destiny (Vikas Maitri, Ranchi), 1980.

Dr. N. Minz "Tribal Culture and Identity in Chotanagpur Challenge before Higher Education" unpublished paper presented at a two-day workshop, 10-11 August

at XISS, Ranchi.

Dr. Sita Toppo, Chapters 4+5 pp. 44-83 in Dynamics of Educational Development in Tribal India, Classical Publications, New Delhi, 1979.

Dr. Ram Dayal Munda, "Elements of Tribal Identity, Crisis and Planning for a way out"; Unpublished paper presented at two-day workshop, 10-11 August 1985 at

XlSS, Ranchi.

Damodar K. Kosambi, An Introduction to the Study of Indian History, (Popular Prakashan Private Limited, Bombay 1956), chapters 2+5.

Ramdhari Sinha Dinkar, Sanskrity Ke Char Adhyaya, Kedarnath Singh, (Patna : 1956, Pratham Adhyaya).

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Published

1987-06-30

How to Cite

Minz, N. (1987). Religion, Culture and Education in the Context of Tribal Aspirations in India. Journal of Dharma, 12(2), 150–164. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1633