MFC-004: Tribes of India – Identity, Culture and Lore Below are the answer links for all questions from the IGNOU MFC-004 Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) for the academic year 2024-25. These posts are written in simple, student-friendly language with clear explanations, each 600+ words long. Write a brief overview on tribes of India on the […]
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Introduction In this answer, we provide simple and clear short notes on four key topics related to tribal identity and culture in India: Mongoloids, seasonal migration, the idea of ‘others’ in relation to tribes, and the mendicant nomads of West Bengal. (A) Mongoloids Who Are They? Mongoloids are one of the three major racial groups
Introduction This answer explains the differences between four important pairs of concepts related to tribal studies. Each distinction is made in simple terms to help students clearly understand the characteristics and examples of each category. (A) Migrant Laborers and Tribal Laborers Migrant Laborers: People who move from one place to another in search of work.
Introduction The Indian Constitution recognizes the unique identity and challenges of tribal communities. It includes various political processes to ensure their protection, participation, and development. These processes link tribe, politics, and development in ways that affect tribal life, rights, and representation. In this answer, we will explain how constitutional provisions and policies define this relationship
Introduction Tribal communities in India are not just defined by their geographical or economic status, but also by unique social structures and cultural practices. One of the key aspects of tribal identity is how they structure their society and define roles based on gender. These structures and stereotypes play a significant role in preserving, negotiating,
Introduction India is home to a large tribal population, with over 700 recognized tribes spread across different regions. These communities have unique cultures, languages, beliefs, and economic lifestyles. One of the important ways to understand the diversity among Indian tribes is by classifying them based on their types of activity: migrant, hunting-gathering, and cultivating. Alongside,
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