Orishar Janajatir Lokachar O Bibhinna Prasanga (Bengali Version)

Book Details

• Author: Bharati Nandi
• Publisher: Prachya Paschatya
• Language: Bengali
• ISBN: 9788196128302
• Pages: 162
• Cover: Hardcover

About the Book

Orishar Janajatir Lokachar O Bibhinna Prasanga (Bengali Version) is an insightful work that introduces readers to the rich cultural traditions, customs, and social life of the indigenous communities of Odisha. Written by Bharati Nandi and based on the extensive research of Debashis Patra, the book provides a valuable exploration of the diverse tribal societies that have contributed significantly to the cultural heritage of eastern India.

Drawing upon years of field research and scholarly investigation, the volume examines various aspects of tribal life, including traditional customs, rituals, beliefs, festivals, social institutions, oral traditions, and everyday practices. The work highlights the distinctive cultural identities of Odisha’s indigenous communities while also demonstrating their deep connection with nature, history, and regional traditions.

The book reflects the author's commitment to documenting and preserving cultural knowledge that is often overlooked in mainstream historical narratives. Through accessible language and detailed observations, readers gain insight into the social structures, values, and worldview of different tribal groups, particularly those living in southern Odisha.

The research foundation of the book is strengthened by the contributions of Dr. Debashis Patra, a distinguished scholar whose extensive studies on Odisha’s tribal communities have earned widespread recognition. His work has significantly enriched the understanding of indigenous cultures and has reached readers both within India and internationally through translations and academic publications.

Published by Prachya Paschatya, Orishar Janajatir Lokachar O Bibhinna Prasanga (Bengali Version) is an important resource for students, researchers, anthropologists, folklorists, cultural historians, and readers interested in tribal studies and the cultural diversity of India.