Ethnography of A Denotified Tribe

Ethnography of A Denotified TribeDuring the British colonial period many of the nomadic, semi nomadic tribes and peripatetic groups received a severe jolt owing to the rules imposed upon them. Their loss of control over forests and lands caused severe alienation from the society and traditional livelihood system. This compelled many of them to take to theft, robbery and other crimes. They were one of the first groups in India to oppose the colonial rule and were branded as 'Criminal

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